(Estd. 1965) @ Smt. Chandibai Himathmal Mansukfian College Ulhasnagar - 421 0! (Affiliated to the University a tm Under the Managemen Hyderabad (Sind) National Collegiat Junior College. ee en) Note: This Prospectus Must be preserved by everyisiiian IieaaigIaan aT Hea“ati at einai” ‘at gg ser, at ag wars, er atte wife eat 8, gx at At wos, ‘at gg ae, at ast aera, eee Sno, franet srarat ft, quft at értars, ‘pet at aire, gait ait aa a, eat oft Soft, Sait & tat area, aft agt ser, at gel err, WIMATHMAL mansuxuam | afrat a sch, Set tafser, aerarit at act, Set & Praca, ar’ % aa 4, atau dt aaa, ‘af qt aa, at qgt xem, i‘. 7 atggacr, atagtxeara, oy ba : pr aite atte eat, gest Aor, ‘Smt. Chandibai Himathmal Mansukhani rene ea Whose Blessings have always been with us ea Barrister H. G. Advani' Vidyasagar Principal Dr. LH: Hiranandani Founder President K. M. Kundnani Patron Trustee Founder Secretary OUR PERENNIAL INSPIRATIONFrom the Principal to students and parents: “When L was young, L observed that nine out of ten things 1 did were failures. ‘So I did ten times more work” George Bernard Shaw ‘Communique from the Principal The College has completed 50 golden years of existence. It is a once-in-a lifetime event and we at ‘Smt. Chandibai Himathmal Mansukhani College have relished this wonderful time. The college has taken great strides in the pursuit of its dream of providing quality education to the citizens of this historic city. From a mere 250 students to more than 10,000 students is a great leap forward; in fact, the history of the college is closely linked to the growth of the city of Ulhasnagar, which welcomed, with open arms, the ‘Sindhi minority community in 1947, and provided a home to those who had left their homes behind. From being an institute that caters to the minority community, today, it has evolved into a holistic institution which provides education and employment to thousand across religions, communities, castes, languages. tis time to celebrate the unique identity of the college, which remains rooted in its commitment to the ‘Sindhi community, and which at the same time, also fans out to encompass the rich diversity of India, ‘We are grateful to the visionaries who established the Hyderabad(Sind) ‘National Collegiate Board, ‘Vidyasagar Principal KM. Kundnani and Barrister Hotchand Advani, The dream of a college at ‘Ulhasnagar was realised at a time when the city was viewed as a muffosil area, with minimum connectivity with Mumbai, A handsome endowment from Shri Gangaram Mansukhani and with the blessings of our beloved AMA, the college, in its 50th year, is recognized as one among the Premier Institutes of the University of Mumbai. ‘The HSNC Board, currently headed by the Ace Motivator, CA Shri Niranjan Hiranandani, continues to ‘create new pathways to excellence by providing support in financial, human and humane terms, So let us look forward to the exciting times ahead, while we renew our commitment to the pursuit of excellence in every field in the years to come : After the enthusiasm generated by the Golden Jubilee Celebrations, we are headed for a year that will make us climb higher heights. ‘My best wishes to all the students for the coming academic year. Dr.Padma Deshmukh VC. Principal SO lem Years af Fourmey of Excelence VCHM Prospectus 2015-16 . Admission Information Details Page No. Rankers of the College 3 College Profile 4 Highlights 5 Excellence in Teaching 6 Non-Teaching Staff ft Curriculum 8 Scheme of Examination 210 Co-Curricular Activities 14-14 Infrastructure 16 |. College Awards to Merit Holders 16 College Calendar 7 18-20 . Library Rules 21 . Documents Issued by the College 22 College Rules 23 3. Scholarship & Freeship 24-25 Rank Holder - Olympiad 26 }. Railway Concession 27 ‘Subject Change Form 29 Undertaking 3t Acknowledgement 33 . Courses Offered (Degree College) 34 Vision To build a diverse community based on courage, sensiti intelligence and positive transformation of young minds into competent professionals and responsible citizens Mission Holistic development of students . through excellence in the teaching-learning process, high academic stands, motivation for life-long leaning; strengthening of the mind, body and spirit through sports activities, scientific temper and critical, creative thought processes; nurturing young minds into mature, responsible citizens of the nation Core Values Personal Integrity, Mutual Respect and ‘Understanding, Care for the Environment Social Responsibility, Responsible Citizenship, Commitment to the Nation Goodwill towards all, Intellectual integrity, ‘Commitment towards Human Rights ‘Swamt Vivekananda affirms: “When I Asked God for Strength He Gave Me Difficult Situations to Face When I Asked God for Brain and Brawn He Gave Me Puzzles in Life to Solve ‘When I Asked God for Happiness He Showed Me Some Unhappy People ‘When I Asked God for Wealth He Showed Me How to Work Hard ‘When I Asked God for Favors He Showed Me Opportunities to Work Hard ‘When I Asked God for Peace ‘He Showed Me How to Help Others ‘God Gave Me Nothing I Wanted ‘He Gave Me Everything I Needed.” 50 Golden Years of Journey of ExcellenceCHM Prospectus 2015-160 OF __H.S.C. Rankers (Feb - 2014) CONGRATULATIONS TO THE TOPPERS NAME OF THE STUDENT PERCENTAGE XILARTS 487 RANK Dhupkar Rasika Pradeep 28° RANK Rai Paavani Munish 84.46 (549) Khan Falak Akbar 82.31 (535) 187 RANK. Rajani Anju Roop 92.77 (603) Ubrani Ashish Vashdev 91.69 (596) Vowar Svan Suresh 2798650 487 RANK Hardasani Ravina Naresh 93.08 (605) Chawla Krishna Sunil 92.92 (604) Kukreja Dinesh Srichand 92.62 (602) 50 Golden Years of Journey of Excetlence|Smt Chandibai Himathmal Mansukhani College, Ulhasnagar Estd: 1965 ‘Managed by the prestigious Hyderabad (Sind) National Collegiate Board, Mumbai NAAC Accreditated in 2003 with B++ Grade NAAC Reaccreditated in 2011 with 2.84 CGPA. Best College Award of the University of Mumbai for the academic year 2012-2013 Awarded Jaagar Jaanivacha Jagran Award (2" place) at the State level by Maharashtra State ‘for gender sensitization ‘Second Prize at the Intercollegiate “Green and Clean Environment Campus” organised by Ratnam College and Indian Merchants Chamber in 2011-2012 = One of the largest colleges affiliated to the University of Mumbai and managed by the prestigious Hyderabad (Sind) National Collegiate Board, Mumbai, located in the lush CHM Campus at Ulhasnagar Offers education at Junior College, undergraduate, postgraduate and doctorate levels within the campus itself More than 10,000 students and 360 teaching and non-teaching staff at Junior College, Degree College, Postgraduate level and PhD Research Centres 27 undergraduate courses in Arts, Commerce, Science and Professional Courses, Postgraduation in 09 subjects across 03 faculties, 07 PhD Research Centres recognised by the University of Mumbai, 42 teaching faculty with PhD degree 46 PhD students registered with the 12 faculty recognised as PhD research guides of the College in various subjects in three faculties at the College Research Centres and the University of Mumbai 02 Major Research Projects sanctioned by the University Grants Commission and a large number of Minor Research Projects sanctioned by the UGC and the University of ‘Mumbai — completed and ongoing Vibrant academic atmosphere with the passing percentage of students higher than those of the University of Mumbai. Frequently our students figure in the merit list of the University of Mumbai. Outstanding results at the XII standard Board Examinations with an overall passing percentage of 90% Frequently figures in the top ten in sports and cultural events at the University of Mumbai with impressive performance of our students in Ball Badminton, Handball and Yoga at the University and State levels 50 Golden Years of Journey of Excellence& @® Overall champion in Junior College segment of Thane District in sports State - of-the-Art infrastructure facilities in the Laboratories with sophisticated instruments like Newtonian telescope, spectrophotometer, LCDs and more than 500 computers and laptops for students and faculty. ‘Three well maintained sports grounds and Golden Health Plaza Gymnasium Attractive Canteen ~ Café Veg Craft Pioneering UGC sponsored Women's Studies Centre and Gandhian Studies Centre since 2004 and 2005 respectively, catering to the needs for social / gender sensitisation. Active NSS, NCC (Boys and Girls) and DLLE Units which have won accolades at National, State and the University levels Very impressive Republic Day and Independence Day parades by the NCC Cadets (Boys and Girls) and NSS volunteers. Our students have represented the college and university at the RD parade in Delhi on the national level and at Nagpur at the state level Socially commited programmes like Blood donation camps, Thalassemia Awareness Programmes, Tree Plantation and Environment Sensitisation programmes by NSS, NCC, and other forums of the college Akshar - The Cultural Activity promotes the talent of the students providing all kinds of facilities to them for theatre music, dance, fine arts etc. Vibrant atmosphere for Cultural Activities Programs and workshops for nurturing talent in the performing arts. One of the leading colleges in theatre activities, providing platform for exploirng learner's talent, besides mainstream academic. Won several prizes at State Level One Act play competitions. 1. lI Prize-Sawal 2. |Prize-Atal 3. | Prize-Sagarputra 4. \IPrize-Awwal 5. |I Prize-Lokankila A student received the Best Supporting Actor Award at Zee Gaurav Awards in professional theatre. College won Gold Medal in Western Group Song Competitions, Silver Medal in Indian Classical Vocal Segment in Youth Festival, University of Mumbai. College hosted selection Round of Zone lV, Youth Festival Sixth Time. Looking Ahead Progressive growth and continuing quest for excellence 50 Goliden Years of Journey of Exceltence |BMrs. Anju Galrani Registrar (sas.cm & Biology Department Ms. Priya Bhat ‘Mr. Ashokumar Singh Ms. Shailaja Gawade Dr. PK. Suresh Nair Ms. Neelam Parab Mr. Sunil Sharma Mc.RahulBadve Mrs. Sunita Giripunje Mrs. Varsha Joshi Ms. Tanushri Karekar Chemistry Department Ms. Varsha D. Sarai Mr. Naresh Bhatia Ms. Bhavisha Makhija ‘Ms. Mamta Kungwani Ms. Vanita Ahuja Ms. Ritu Bajaj Ms. Savita Patil Ms. Sadhana Tilwani Mrs. Ritika Chandnani Mrs. Chitra Nalawade Mrs. Manju Gairole Mrs. Manisha Chaudhary ‘Commerce Department Mr. Gopal Kanjan Mr. Satram Verhani Mrs. Kalpana Sanghvi Mrs. Priya Motwani Mrs. Varsha Vaswani Mr. Sunil Paryai Mr. Jitendra Shinde Mrs. Anisha Bhagwani Ms. Palakh Punjabi Golden Years of Journey of Excellence = as TT Dr. Padma Deshmukh Wc, Principal Mr, Satram Verhani Vice-Principal Economics Department Ms, Pratima Kapur ‘Mrs. Heena Manglani Daa Mrs. Kritti S. Sharma English Department Mr. RV. Prasad Mrs. Devika Anilkumar Mrs. Bhayna Kalwani ‘Mrs. Mini Varma Mrs, Amita Arya Mr. K. N. Ghavat Mc.Daenak Patil Mrs. Payal Sharma Mrs. Divya Meghnani Environment Ed. Dept. ‘Mr, Mithun Chavan Geography Department ‘Mr. B.J. Patil. Hindi Department Mrs. Bhavna Cheejwani Mrs. Neelima Motwani. Information Technology Mrs. Sangita Ingale Marathi Department ‘Mrs. Namrata Patil Mr. S. B. Pawar Supervisor Mathematics Department Mr. Milind Pandit Ms. Kavni Mirchandani Ms. Dipali Bhangale Mr, Santosh Nalawade Ms. Geeta Tawarmalani Ms. Smitha Nair __ Ms. Kanchan Chaudhari Ms. Vrushali Joshi Health & Phys. Edu. Department ‘Mr. S.B. Pawar ‘Mc Shashikant Kulkarni Mr. Baburao Korvi Physics Department Dr. B.R. Neglur Mr. NT. Mahajan Mr. PW. Kothawade Mr. Mathew Verghese Ms. Mansi Nadkar Mr, Umesh Sharma Ms. Bharti Thakur ‘Mr. Rajkumar Yadav Political Sci. Department Ms. Shradha Bhagwat Psychology Department Mrs. Rejlexmi Mane ‘Sindhi Department Mrs. Komal Jeswani Mrs. Rita Sachdev. Ms. Manju Bajaj Ms.Sangeeta BanswaniMrs. Anju Galrani Registrar (ads, ch) & Administrative Staff Aided Mr. Hiraal Wadhwa Mr. Mohan Chhatani Mr. Ashok Rochlani Ms. Richa Attani Mr. Rajendra B. Sharma Ms. Sangeeta Mithrani Mr. Prakash Bajaj Mr. Dharmendra Prithiani Mr. Kaltash Tailramani Me. Suresh Navani Mr. Kishin Sharma Mr. Ashok Dudani Me. Chander Ktilnani Mr. Gul Raney Mr Suresh Bhatia Mr Rohra Kailash Mr. Jagdish Prthiani Mrs. Heena M. Pardasani Mr. Haresh Bhatia Miss. Kiran Pinjani Miss. Heeru Khubchandani Me. Sunil Motwani ‘Mr. Rajkumar Latwani Mr. Suresh Rohra: Me. Sunit Rughwani Mr. Rakesh Dewan Mr. Manoj Chandwani Mrs. Sushma Soni (Mr. Rajesh Chhangani ‘Mr Suresh Katyar Un Aided Ms. Gokhale Archana V. Me. Konje Hemant Exnath Mr. Bachav Arjun Mrs. Raje Shweta S. Me. Sonawane Amit D. Me. Shinde Ashok J. Me. Vairagar Sushil P Mrs. Poonam Khubani Office Superintendent ‘Mr. Asani Palak Vinod Mrs. Khade Rohini G. Mrs. Marathe Vandana R. Mrs. Hinduja Komal S. Ms. Alka Thakur Mrs. Isha Mnadeshwar Mrs. Komal Hinduja ‘Supporting Staff Aided Mr. Jagdish Nay Mr. Raj Kishnani Mr. Vishnu Jadhav Me. Shida P Mc Aditya Prased Twas Mx. Ramchandra Pandey Mr. Moti Makhijani Me. ULM. Manohar Mr. Ohameja Dharma. ‘Me. Atu Kukreja Mr At Lalchand Mc. Kishin VB Mr. Vashdev Manwani Mr. Inder Gutabani Me. Raju Mamchand Mt. Dil Chhatani ‘Mr. Anand Thadani Mr. Shekhar Gaurav Me Vijay Bhat Mt Vijay Solanki Mr Ashok Makijani Mr. Shak Knairar Me. Sunil Wadhwa Mr. Sanjay Chavan Mr. Devendra Shinde Mx. Chandershekhar Masaye Me. Sunil Jagnani Mr. Sunil Dodeja Mr Rajesh Maknija Mr. Shukla Harishankar Mr. Goplani Kumar R Mr. Dheer Singh Rajdor Mrs. Kiran Punjabi Head Clerk Mr. Sunil Dawra Mr. Digambar Shinde Mr. Dilip Punjabi Mr. Shivkumar Bajaj Mr. Sharad Mule Mr. Ramnaryan Kahar Mr. Srichand Wadhwani Mr. Kemlesh Matta Mr. Bhaskar Pathak Mr. Kamal Sharma Mr. Uttam Sachdev Mrs. Ramila K.Umariya, Mr. Ashok Sonawane Mr. Dinbandu Tiwari Mr. Govind Shinde Mr. Mukesh Prithiani Mr. Deepak Bhatia Mr Surendra Laljeewani Mr. Rajesh Khadye Mrs, Leonar D'Souza Mr Bhatia Girish J. ‘Mr. Ramnarayan Kor ‘Mr. Kapil Lokwani Mr. Chander Sachdev Mr. Ramveer Marothia Mr. Rajveer Singh Mr Radheshyam Mr. Vinod Kumar B. (Mr. Rajesh Makbija Mrs. Jeetwani Geeta Mr. Shukla Harishankar Mr, Dinesh K. Ujainwal ‘Mrs Sunita Marothia Mr. Anil Duseja ‘Mr, Dashrath Shirsat Mr. Dhananjay P. Gajbhiye Mr. Kshirsagar Kiran (Me, Rajkumar Sharma Mr. Rakesh Sharma Mr. Nitin Sabnant Mr. Haresh Bhatia LMC Member Un Aided (Mr. Gurudutt Kamble R. Mr. Makhija Vijay M. Mr. Umariya Dhiraj Kishor Mr. Basantani Dharmendar Ram Mr. Chavan Sagar Raju Mr. Anil Ramchand Jochani Me. Siyaram Yadav Mr. Atish Durgaprasad Tiwari Mr. Tiwari Balmukund G Mr. Jeswani Aakash A, Mr. Pankaj Moti M Mr. Pandey Subodh R. Mr. Vishwakarma Jagdambaprasad M. Me. Sutar Santosh Dattatray Mr. Shinde Kailash Vasant Me. Tiwari Suraj Shobharam Mr. Rakesh Sonawane Mr. Kudia Ravi Omilal ‘Mr. Shaikh Mehmood Hassan, Mr, Patil Yogesh Sahebrao Mr. Kahar Pawan Ramnarayan Mr, Valmiki Dharmendra, ‘Mr. Manghwani Kamal G. ‘Mr. Singh Giraj Ramswarup (Mr. Pradeep Kumar Gound Mr. Vishwakarma Rampujan ‘Mr, Paras Tukaram Suresh Mr. Marothia Vishal Rajendra Mr. Alahat Balkrishna Vishnu Mr. Marothia Uday Ramchandra Mr. Bhoyar Jogendra S Mr. Nakul Singh Mrs. Vanmari Leelavati Vijay Mr. Kedar Vijay Me. Arvind Ojha Mr. Pawan Vishwakarma Mr. Hiro Chawia Mr. Arjun Singh Me. Sachin Jadhav ‘Mr. Rochlani Jestender A, 50 Golden Years of Journey of Excellence 74) English 2) Modem indian Language : Hindi / Sindhi / Marathi 1) English 2) Modem indian Language : Hindi / Sindhi / Marathi /1.T. (Only 60 seats on merit in Aided Section Only) Maths & Stats / (Geography / Psychology - Only 30 Seats each) Biology / Technical (Only 60 Seats as per Merit) Environment Education Health & Physical Education Technical Subjects: Electrical Maintenance or Scooter Motor Cycle repairing on MERIT ONLY (These subjects are optional for Modern Indian Langauge and Biology ‘The arrangement for above 2 subjects has been made at the Govt. Technical High School, Ulhasnagar — 3. The students must seek admission there by paying the fees). 1) English 2) Modern indian Language : Hindi / Sinchi / Marathi 1. (Only 60 seats on merit in Aided Section only) ‘Compulsory Subjects Book Keeping & Accountancy 2) Organisation of Commerce & Management ‘Secretarial Practice (only 480 seats) OR Mathematics (only 360 seats i.e. 3 divisions on merit basis) Economics Environment Education Health & Physical Education Years of Journey of Excellence EERE NS 2S RE RS ATS,XI STD. EVALUATION SCHEME FOR ARTS, COMMERCE, SCIENCE & MATHS ‘Sr.No. Particulars 5 Max. Marks Internal Assessment (First Term) 25 (Tutorial /Assignment/ MCQs / General Test etc.) First Term End / Terminal Examination (Written) 50 (No Pratical Exam / Project work in the first term ) Internal Assessment (Second Term) 25 (Tutorial / Assignment / MCQs / General Test etc.) D. ‘Second Term End / Annual Examination 100 (Theory + Practical / Project) Project work topics shall be announced in the first term. For Arts & Commerce: Theory (written) Exam : 80 Project work 20 For Science Subjects: Theory (written) Exam : 70 Practical Exam + Project: (25+ 5) 30 For Maths & Stats: Theory (written) Exam : 80 Practical Exam 20 ANNUAL RESULT 125 +50+25+100 =200 = 100 100% 2 ‘TOTAL Passing Percentage : Min. Average score in each subject 35% Snes ennate ee eae Before HSC Board Examinations College Conducts Term End Examination, Open Book Test and Preliminary Examination.>, REVISED EVALUATION SCHEME Class XI & XII Compulsory Subject (introduced in Standard XI and XII from the academic year 2012-2013 and 2013-2014 respectively) ENVIRONMENT EDUCATION Seminar (or) Journal 20 Marks [so Marks | “Mare FIRST TERM Seminar (or) Journal 20 Marks 50 Marks Project Workjabove continued)| 30 Marks _| 100 ANNUAL RESULT : 50 + 50 ="5— Minimum Passing Marks : 35% SECOND TERM HEALTH & PHYSICAL EDUCATION (For Class XII : Grade Subject) SECOND TERM ms ) [25ers | 50 Marks Practical & Project | 25Marks_| 100 ANNUAL RESULT : 50 +50 = —>— Minimum Passing Marks : 35%4)laac IQAC was formulated in the year 2005, The objective of formulating this cells to build and ensure quality culture at college. It is meant for planning, guiding and monitioring quality assurance and quality enhancement activities activities, Itacts as dynamic mechanism for quality changes in the college. 2) MENTORING CELL A formal Mentoring cell for all CHM students has been established in the current academic year 2015-16. Each and every student of CHM is @ part of this cell. The guiding motto of the cell is "YUKHT! MAIN SHAKTI". It aims at supporting and encouraging students to learn, develop skills, building team work, improve performance and will transform them into W(h)olistic and Global Citizens. It wil be helpful for ‘students to realize that every challange in fe is opportunity to excel. During this year, the standard operating procedure of the cell willbe initiated in a structured way. 3) AMEC Academic teaching plan is prepared by all the teachers and monitored effectively. The academic monitoring and excellence committee of the college regularly monitors ths academic schedule of the faculties, The AMEC works in co-ordination with time table schedule and monitors that all the classes are engaged, 4) Post Graduate Studeles & Research Development Post Graduate Studies and Research Development is a premiere academic body established in 2002.To inculcate research attitude amongst the college teachers and UG/PG students. To encourage the teachers and students to undedrtake research probjects, publications in Academic Journals and for attaiing parent. PGRD ensures quality research, necessary support and enhancement of skill and qualification for ‘academic purusuits and professional growth. It disseminates information in matters relating to training, ‘workshops, seminars, conferences, funding agencies and fellowships from UGC and other private and Government support. The PGRD committee makes an effort to display information regarding Post Graduate Studies & Reserarch Development programs on the college website from time to time. In addition, the committee also updates both the faculty and students regarding Major/Minor Research projects, and the availabilty of other facities like Faculty Development Program, Industry collaborations for |. Travel Grants for Faculty, Research Journal and Students Research. the committee encourages regular interaction of teachers and students in ways of Poster Presentation and inter and intra collegiate student participation in Avishkar (@ Research oriented competition of Mumbai University) and the like. The committee contributes to the intellectual asset of the college by ensuring the accomplishment of its vision and mission a sound value based research culture. 5) WOMEN’S DEVELOPMENT CELL (WDC): As perthe requirements of the University of Mumbai the College has established a Women’s Development Cell, which has been functioning for four years now, to generate gender awareness and sensitivity among the students and the faculty. The WDC seeks to promote respect for women at the workplace, address issues that related to women, identify the problems of working women and try to resolve them in a well- negotiated manner. 6) Anti Ragging Coll : The Anti Ragging Cell, a statutory body was constituted in 2009 as per UGC and University of Mumbai norms for the prevention of raging. The cell looks into the cases of ragging or any other student creating conflicts in the college. Due to the strong discipline maintained in the college, incidents of ragging of students have not taken place at any level. Preventive measures are also taken by anti raging cell to preempt unsavoury incidents in the college $0 Golden Years of Journey of Excelience Wt7) Grievance Cell : The College has constituted a Grievance Redressal Cell in the academic year 2010- 2011. The Grievance Redressal Cell has been constituted to counsel students and to provide them a platform to express their grievances. Suggestion boxes, emails, personal contact are some of the mechanismsused to build confidence in students. The grievances have been redressed through the WDC and the Anti-Ragging Cell which are well established and functional mechanisms in place to ensure a safe and secure working environment for staff and students. The redressal of grievances follows a well-established mechanism. As and when a grievance is received from a staff member or a student, a Fact Finding Committee (FFC) with the Chairperson of the Women's Development Cell as the Chairperson and senior teachers, with one representative from the non teaching staff is appointed to look into it. A strict procedure is followed and the proceedings of the meetings of the FFC are recorded on audio and well as video. The Report, along with the recommendations of the Committee, is submitted in a sealed envelope to the Principal for further action. Strict confidentiality is maintained in this entire procedure. Preventive measures are also taken by the Women’s Development Cell and the Anti Ragging Cell to preempt unsavoury incidents in the College. Counselling of teachers and students is taken up by the Department of Psychology. The Counselling Cell has been extablished in 2010 under the XI Plan of the UGC. 8) Counselling Cel The college runs the Counselling Cell under the Psychology Department. It provides counselling services to teaching, non-teaching staff of aided and unaided sections of the college and to the students. Its activities include Personal Counselling, Aptitude Testing and Creating awareness about counselling andleading a healthy physical as well as pyschologicallfe 9)N.S.S. National Service Scheme was established in the year 1969, the birth centenary of the Father of the Nation, Mahatma Gandhi. It is identified as “Personality Development through community services”. ‘Students can enrol themselves in N.S.S. and can reach out to the community for their service. An N.S.S. Volunteer is required to do 240 hours of Social Work in two consecutive academic year and at least one residential camp of 7 days duration in two years to be eligible for 10 grace marks or 1 credit point in both the annual examination. 10)N.C.C. ‘The college enrolls students from both Junior and Degree college to N.C.C. in the boys' or girs’ unit. ‘The enrollment is purely by selection, and students are accorded training in a variety of fields such as rifle shooting, signals, mapreading, medical, civil defence, dril, unarmed combat, etc. They are also encouraged to carry out socially relevant activities such as blood donatioin, adult education, tree plantation, etc. The best cadets are recommended to the battalion for para-sailing, mountaineering, trekking, hiking, Republic Day Camp, Youth Exchange Programmes ete. 41) Department of Life Long Learning and Extension, Univerfsity of Mumbai (DLLE) DLLE at University of Mumbai was established on October 12, 1978, and was formerely known as Department of Adult and Continuing Education and Extension (DACEE). thas been recognized as a Statutory Department of University of Mumbai (UOM) since 1994 which aims at promotion of meaningful and sustained rapport between the University and the community. The DLLE Unit at our college was constituted ina structured manner in he year 2010-11. The student participating nthe Extension Work constituted in a structured manner in the year 2010-11. The student participating n the Extension Work Under the Department are entitied to benefit of 10 grace marks under the ordinance of 229 A on the satisfactory completion of 120 hours of work under extension work projects. The DLLE unitoffers online projects which make our students understand the socio cultural relities and also enhance their ‘communication skills and leadership qualities. WE 50 olden Years of Journey of Excellence412) Cultural Activities SCHMC believes in overall development of the students. Cultural Activies is one of the aspects of it. To nourish talents of the students SCHMC organizes Bhajan Prabhat (Gandhi Jayanti and College Foundation Day. i.e. 2nd January), Independence Day Celeberation and Republic Day Celebration and Annual Chandi Utsav. SCHMC pariticipates in Culutral Competitions, Youth Festival conducated by University of Mumbai for exploring talents of students in Fine Arts, Literature, Music Dance & Theatre. ‘SCHMC ranked First, consecutively 5th time since year 2006, in Thane District in Cultural Competition during academic year 2011-12. SCHMC also pariticipates in Theatre Competitions like INT, Sakaal, Sawai, Prithvietc. 43) Students Forum ‘Smt. CHM College has a thriving Students’ Forum comprising of meritorious students from acadmics, NSS, NCC, sports and cultural events and forms a vital link between the students and the collage administration wherein student members can voice their concems and deliberate on important issues. relating to academics, community, society and the environment at large. The members of the Students’ forum are also actively involved in organising many of the College activities. In addition they also volunteer their time to help organise and support various National and International Conference and other intercollegiate events throughout the year. The Forum students act as College ambassadors by representing the college at important regional meetings/events. Students’ Forum also provides a platform for the students to display their exceptional talent and encourages and fosters a vibrant environment for the all round development of their personality. They not only get opportunities to develop skills and gain experience that will look good on their resume but also get to contgribute to the community by engaging in different outreach activities. At the end of the year Forum members are ewarded with appreciation certificates and prizes depending on the hours they volunteer and the nature of contirbuiton to different activities. Students’ Forum is all about deveoping a spirit of teamwork, becoming student mentors, team leaders and event managers, deveoping life skills, meeting new people, making new friends and enjoying avibrant college life! 44) ASSOCIATIONS The College has five well developed Associations, namely : Arts Forum, Commerce Association, Science Association, Sindhi Sahit Sangat, Marathi Vagmay Mandal to develop the extra-mural activities of the students. The literary faculties of the students are promoted by the: English Literary Association,Hind Sahitya Parishad and Social Sciences under one roof “Arts Forum”. The Arts Forum also promotes the interest of students in various art forms, The Science Association provides a platform for the expression of the scientific spirit of the students. Commerce & Accountancy Associations promotes Industrial Visits, Personality Developments & Career Building Programmes. Marathi Vangmay Mandal seeks to promote Maharashtrian Culture & Literature among the students. These Associations cater to the development of literary skills, scientific temperament and managerial skills of the students and to provide them with a vibrant intellectual and cultural environment. The various activities that are undertaken by these associations are cultural programmes, Art exhibitions, Avesh, Srujan, Avishkaar, Science Exhibitions Quiz ‘Competitions, Industrial visits, Personality Development Programmes and Career Guidance acti 5) PARENT TEACHERS ASSOCIATION (PTA) Parents Teachers Association (PTA) is a formal Organisation in educational institutions comprising of parents, teachers and staff that is intended to facilitate parents' participation in the College activities. PTA. ensures an informal dialogue for total involvement and participation of at the college level. The focal aim is to engage parents as critical pariners, who can actively contribute to the effective functioning of the College ‘Smt. CHM College has a functional PTA which reviews the college progress through Parent Development Meetings, 50 Golden Years of Journey of Excellence | meer TE Golden Years of Journey of48) ALUMNI The College has an Extensive Alumni which encourages reunions with the Alma-mater. The Asociation tries to connect to various Alumni like eminent Theatre Personalities, renowned Doctors, corporate Professionals, Academicians for their assistance in holistic development of the College. The Alumni of ‘Smt. C.H.M. College has always connected to various departments. ‘Work without faith is like an attempt toreach the bottom ofa bottomless pit. 17) CHANDI MAGAZINE ‘The college magazine CHAND! is published every year in the second term. It reflects the entire set up of the college, its working during the year, and the progress made in different avenues. It contains articles on literary, academic and topical subjects. Besides, it also contains photographs of the activities of the college. The magazine is an almost completely in-house production, which is managed by the Magazine team comprising of students and teachers, who are involved in its production from the conceptualising to the printing stages. 18) Career Progression Team: Career Progression Team is an imperative forum to make the students aware of various career opportunities in the courses taken by them. The students are made aware of the various career opportunity available around them, in terms of its future courses, jobs, business. Various Corporates are invited for placements. The interested students are required to undergo the relevant procedure followed by ‘companies such as technical test group discussion and personal HR interview and final interview. A list of selected students is displayed on the notice and relevant student are informed accordingly. UGC INITIATIVES WOMEN’S STUDIES CENTRE (WSC): Ours is the First College in the state of Maharashtra to be awarded the Women's Studies Centre sponsored by the University Grants Commission. WSC organises seminars, workshops for gender sensitization and awareness. Open Forum and field projects were conducted to bring clarity on the issue of safety of giris in the campus . Students have completed projects on “Representation of Gender in Print Media”. Their Reports and experiences of students on gender bias in society is printed in a booklet. WSC_ plans to support research project by students and conduct training programmes. WSC provides referencing facilities, experts guidance and field trips. Gandhian Studies Centre (GSC): University Grants Commission Sponsored Gandhian Studies Centre (GSC) established in 2005, was the first such centre in Maharashtra, under the Scheme of Epoch Making Social Thinkers of India. The main objective of GSC is to Reinterpret Gandhi's philosophy in contemporary times and examine/debate the relevance of his ideas to current socio-economic and environmental challenges, and to the resolution of conflicts through nonviolent means. Amongst the GSC programs conducted so far, include workshops on “The Relevance of Gandhian Political legacy among the modern University Youth’, theme based ‘Workshops for sensitive community groups like Police personnel, journalists etc, Short films on Gandhi, Youth and Social issues, Panel discussion on "Gandhian Perspective on Development", Visit to Wardha, Mani Bhavan, Bombay Sarvodaya Mandal , talks by Gandhian scholars, Gandhi Quotient(GQ)-Gandhi Quiz, Gandhi-Story, Image and Legacy — A certificate course jointly with BMM. GSC has also initiated a Publication-Gandhiana. Oeste Sas‘The College has well developed amenities to meet the growing needs of the students, which one consistently upgraded from time to time. Some of the infrastructural assets of the college to be mentioned are : 41) Laboratories The College has 15 spacious and well-equipped laboratories in the subjects of Chemistry, Physics, Botany, Zoology and Microbiology, Computer science and |.T., DMLT, and Analytical Chemistry Laboratory for the Junior ‘and Degree college and PG Diploma courses. The Geography and Psychology departments have laboratories for the Undergraduate course. The laboratories are equipped with moder instruments to cater to the needs of the present syllabus and beyond. The Chemistry department has @ spacious post-graduate laboratory, the Microbiology department has two research laboratories and the Physics department has one research laboratory. The college has well-equipped Computer Laboratories with peer-to- peer network and internet for the use of students to meet all necessary curriculum requirements and also beyond it 2) Golden Health Plaza - Gymnasium Under the XI Pian UGC Grant Scheme Our Gynamsium is well equipped with following athletic equipments 1) Walker 2) Cycles 3) Lack Pull Downs 4) Tread Mill 5) Hip Twisters 6) Incline / Decline 7) Power Lifting and Weight Lifting (Full Set) ithas an area of 1944 sq. f., houses facilties for indoor games lke Table Tennis, Carrom, Chess, Gymnasium for work out, Boxing, Weightiting and Judo. It has 2 playgrounds - one foreground and second on the rear side. Provides facilities like Hand Ball, Voliey Ball, Basket ball, Soft Ball, Ball Badminton, Kabbadi, Kho Khol, Athletics (High Jump, Long Jump, Tripple Jump). It also provides facilities like Foot ball, Cricket, Hockey, and Athletic (Track Event) 3) Library The Library is located at two place 1) Main Building i.e Vasl & Alan Tekchand Lakhani Memorial Library 2) Extn Building i.e Harish Arjan Lakhani Library ‘The Library has a broadband BSNL internet connection for students and staff from 7.00 a.m. to 7.00 p.m. The College has membership of Indian Merchant Chambers, British Council, Library Since 2003 and American Library Information and guidance regarding competitive Professional Examination is also made available to students. Total Books - 81269 and Journal - 196, Newspapers 28, Magzine 76. Book Bank Facility: ‘The College Library has a collection of more than 16,649 text books in book bank facilites provided to Degree College Students on First-cum-first-served-basis. Forms are issued to the students on which they have to write their demand for the books. A Maximum of 3 books of the subject are issued to needy and deserving students. These books are to be retumed to the library immediately after the completion oftheir theory ‘examinations. 2Reading Rooms: 200 students can be accomodated in large and spacious reading room attached to the Main Libary . The facility is provided from 7.00 a.m, to 7.00 p.m. (12 hours ). Reference Books, Magazines, Daily Newspapers are provided to the students in an Open Access System, Botanical Garden: The College has a well-developed Principal K. M, Kundnani Botanical Garden , with a well- ‘groomed Conservatory. The College also has well-developed Medicinal Garden. Conference/Sominar Halls and Group Discussion Room: The College has well-equiped, Air Conditioned Conference Halls and a Group Discussion Room (Cafe Veg. Craft: The canteen is attached to the main building and it runs under the supervision of the college 50 Golden Years of Journey of Excettence 15” The awards from S.N. 1 to 18 were instituted by Late Shri Gangaram Himathmal Mansukhani. ‘Sr. | Name of the Scholarships ‘Amount No. (01) _| Smt. Chandibai Himathmal Mansukhani Scholarshi (02) | smt. Chandibai Himathmal Mansukhani Scholarship (03) _| Smt. Chandibai Himathmal Mansukhani Scholarship (04) _| Shri. Himathmal Metharam Mansukhani Scholarship '05)_| Smt. Sounpibai Himathmal Mansukhani Scholarship (06) _| Smt. Sounpibai Himathmal Mansukhani Scholarship (07) _| Shri. Hashmatrai Himathmal Mansukhani Scholarship (08) | Shri. Bhagwan Himathmal Mansukhani Scholarship (09) _| Shri Gangaram Himathmal Mansukhani Scholarship 10) _| Shri Gangaram Himathmal Mansukhani Scholarship 11) _| Smt. Dingibai Himathmal Mansukhani Scholarship 12) | ‘Smt. Rochibai Himathmal Mansukhani Scholarship 13) _| Smt. Jamnabai Himathmal Mansukhani Scholarship 14) _| Shri. Metharam Narayandas Mansukhani Scholarship 15) _| Shri. Narayandas Hotchand Mansukhani Scholarship 16) _| Shri Hotchand Lokumal Mansukhani Scholarship 17) _| Shri. Lokumal Harisingh Mansukhani Scholarshi 18) | Shri Harisingh Mansukhdas Mansukhani Scholarship ‘Awards 19 & 20 are donated by Mrs. Pratibha Sachdev 19) | Radhabai 8. Masand Memorial Award First rank in TY.B.A. History (C.H.M. University of Mumbai) 20) | Ratanial 8. Masand Memorial Award for First Rank in TY.B.A. (CHM Univ. Mum.) 21) | Master Sitaldas Scholarship 22) | Principal LH. Ajwani Scholarship for First in TY.8.A. (Sindhi) 350 23) [Rajan & indas Educational Trust 700 Besides some special Scholarships and prizes are awarded every year by Kishinchand Chellaram College and the college Mangement. These Scholarships will be continued to be paid every year from FYB.Sc/RY.B.A. and F¥.8.Com., this will be increased to Rs. 6000/- p.a. till the TY.B.Sc./TY.B.A. and TY.B.Com. subject to the eligibility criteria, 24) | Kishinchand Chellaram Educational Trust Scholarship on Means-cum- Merit Basis for XI & XIl Science 25) | Kishinchand Chellaram Educational Trust Scholarship on Means-cum- Merit Basis for Xi & xii Arts 26) | Kishinchand Chellaram Educational Trust Scholarship on Means-cum- Merit Basis for Xi & Xil Arts : SISIS ISIS ISISISIS ISIS ISISIEISISI8 16 50 Golden Years of Journey of Excellence ae eens ina a(Tentative - Subject to change) « fentatvel ~ TERMS First Term: : From 15th June,2015 to 7th November, 2015 Second Term : From 27th November, 2015 to 1st May, 2016 Diwali Vacation : 9th November, 2015 to 26th November, 2015, Winter Break : 25th December, 2015 to 1st January, 2016 XI Arts/Science/Commerce Examinations First Internal Evaluation : 20th August, 2015 First Term End Examination : 19th October, 2015 Second Internal Evaluation 4th January, 2016 ‘Second Term End : rd Week of March, 2016 * Re-Exam (Terminals) on medical ground as soon as college re-opens after Diwali vacation Re-Exam (Annuals) on medical ground : 1st week of April, 2016 Declaration of Result : Last week of April ,2016 * Xil Arts/Science/Commerce Examinations Preliminary Examination : 4th January, 2016 Post Prelim Counselling Session: 2nd week of January, 2016 ‘Major Co-Curricular Activities Sports Week - 14th to 19th December, 2015 ‘Science & Arts Exhibition - 21st & 22nd December, 2015 Chandi Utsav - 2st & 23rd December, 2015 College Foundation Day -_ Bhajan Prabhat - 2nd January 2016 at 8.00am. College Annual Day - Tobe notified later 50 Golden Years of Journey of Excelence T‘The College belong to status of Sindhi Linguistic Minority Institution. Hence 50% of seats are reserved for Sindhi Linguistic Minority students as per the rules. Categories for admission are as follows: Open Merit - 32% Seats Sindhi Linguistic Minority - 50% Seats Sports and Cultural Activities - 5% Seats Government, transfer cases, Defence, Freedom Fighters - 5% Seats Physically disabled - 3% Seats Documents Requred fer Al above mentenedcatogais atthe Tine of Admission: ‘Admission form duly completed Original Marksheet SSC or Equivalent + 1 attested photo copy. Original Schoo! Leaving Certificate + 1 attested photo copy. ‘One photo copy of the first and the last page of Ration Card (For girls applying for government freeship staying in Maharashtra for more than 15 years and upto the second child) ‘One photo copy of the first and the last page of Ration Card / Electricity Bill / Telephone Bill / House ‘Tax Bill / Passport or any other proof (as a residential proof) Eligibility certificate (for students other than Maharashtra Board) ‘Additional Document Required for Category B: Sindhi Linguistic Minority Sindhi Linguistic Certificate/Undertaking from parent (See Specimen on Page No.31) Category C: Sports & Cultural activities. Attested Photo Copies of Certificate from DSO, State, National levels - competitions, tournaments in various sports and cultural activities. (IntraClass / InterSchool Certifcates shall not be considered) Government, transfer cases, Defence, Freedom Fighters, Ex-Serviceman If discharged then pension certifcate, pay certifcate, Sainik Welfare Association certificate. if in service, then Photo Copy of the Identity card, Transfer order of govt. service and joining report in Mumbai Physically disabled Proof from specife insitutions like Aliyavar Jung National Institute for hearing impaired, Worll Rehabilitation Centre for Dyslexia, Dysgraphia & —Dyscalculia Certificate of dissability from Nair or Sion from appropriate authority. Fees to be pald by Pay Order or Demand Draft Only, drawn in favour of Principal, Smt. C.H.M. Colloge, payable at Uihasnagar 4B 50 Golden Years of Journey of Excellence —Eligibility Certificate (MVM, Eligibiligty Certificate/2904 dated 10.05.2004) ‘Students who have passed Std. X examination from the boards other than Maharashtra Board and are admitted to the FYJC class in this college should submit the following documents for confirmation of their admission. 1) Application form for Eligibility Cerificate (with one photograph pasted and attested by the Head of the Institution last attended) which is available from the Mumbai Divisional Board, Vashi, New Mumbai 2) Anattested photo copy of Marksheet 3) Anattested photo copy of Passing Certificate / Provisional Passing Certificate 4) Anattested photo copy of School Leaving / Transfer Certificate 5) Original Migration Certificate 6) Foreign Students Should complete Appendix “A* 7) Original Passing Certificate 8) Original School Leaving / Transfer Certificate 9) Deed of Undertaking on Stamp paper of Rs. 20/- charges for Eligibility Certificate (payable in Cash) Rs. 300/- for Indian Students and Rs. 500/- for Foreign students. 1. Photo Copies should have original signature and not rubber stamp signature 2. The student should have three identical ID size copies of recent photograph for the identity card 3. Fees have to be paid on the day of admission by D.D. in favour of “The Principal, Smt. Chandibai Himathmal Mansukhani College” payable at Uihasnagar. 4. Students are advised in their own interest, that before submitting certificate, marksheets etc. in original, to the college office, they should retain true copies of the documents with themselves. The Original School Leaving Certificate or Transference Certificate will be kept by the College Permanently and under no circumstances will it be given back to the students Hence, students should Wed Himciorit nib ‘of photo copies of School Leaving or Transference Certificates with them WARNING. Ragging is strictly prohibited in the college premises and outside students indulging in ragging other students will be punished as per The Maharashtra Prohibition of Ragging Act, 1999 (Mah. XXXIlII of 1999) Published in Maharashtra Government. Gazette on 15th May, ‘Such students will also be expelled from the college and F.LR. will be lodged with the police against them. Morever, it will be mentioned. in the college leaving certifcate of such students that they are expelled because of their indulgence in ragging. The students found guilty of ragging earlier will not be admitted to this college. 50 Golden Years of Journey of Exceltence 19‘Mode of Refund Foes Ifa student, informs the institution before the commencement of the academic year, that he wants to withdraw and he cannot continue his education in the same institution for any reason, the institution concerned should refund to him in full the tuition fee, term fee, laboratory fee (if any) and library and laboratory deposits, if any actually recovered. The admission fee may, however, be retained by the institution. Explanation So far as the FY.J.C. classes are concemed, the academic year should be deemed to have commenced from eighth working day (i.e. excluding Sunday& Public Holidays) from and including the day of declaration of the S.S.C. Exam results. if the said day of declaration of results is a Sunday or a Public Holiday. (b) Ifa student desires to withdraw and applied for refund of fees after the commencementof the academic year (vide explanation under (a) above, the institution concerned should retain the admission fee, term fee and laboratory fee (if any) in full. The Library and Laboratory deposit should however be refunded. So far as the tuition fee is concemed, the institution should retain the tuition fee only for the months (s) begining from the month in which the academic year had commenced and ending with the month in which the student had applied for withdrawal and refund of fees. The tuition fee for the remaining months, of the term should be commenced in that month itself, the institution should retain the proportionate amount of tuition fee for one month only, namely the month of July. On the other Hand, if student applied for refund of fees in the month of August, after the academic year had commenced in month of July, the institution should retain the proportionate amount of tuition fee for two months only, namely the months of July and August. if a student applies for refund of fees in the month of August after the academic year had commenced in the month of June, the institution should retain the proportionate amount of tuition fee for three months only, namely, the month of June, July and August) By order and in the name of the Governor of Maharashtra, 50 Golden Years of Journey of Excellence age EEInstructions for Students to use Open Access Library ‘Switch off your Mobile Phones while entering the Library. Ealing inside the Library is strictly prohibited. Identity Card is must for every student to enter in the library. ‘Student must deposit bags to the depositing counter and obtain the token. ‘Student should not keep any valuable thing/money inside the bag. Student can carry pen, Pencil, notebook inside reading room. Passport size photo & Free receipt for the current academic year is required for preparation of Readers Card. ‘While entering the Library student must collect the Reading card from the counter. 9. Broad. subjects of the books shelved are displayed on each stack. Subject number from and to is also indicated on the shelf list of each stack for easy access. 10. Student can approach the books stacks directly to see and refer the book. In case of any difficulty students must approach library staff for referring the book. 11.If student wish to read / refer any book the same must be entered in the borrower’ card of the student. 12, Once the book is discharged students must return it to the counter if it is of no use. 13, Please do not shelve the book back once it is discharged. 14, Six News Papers are kept in the lobby students can stand and read the news papers. Highlights Total Books : 77842 Total Magazines : 76 Journals : 101 E-resources/CD's 65 Online journals : 26 News Papers : 28 Total Area : 6000 sq.ft. Open Access at both the locations. |. OPAC facility for easy access. 0. Accredited by NAAC Nemsene ZEON PT eONSIdentity Card valid Identity Card is isued to every bonafide student at the time of admission. It is compulsory for every student to carry the identity card while being in the campus area. Any loss or damage of the Identity Card must be reported to the College office and if required the college office will issue a Duplicate Identity Card against payment of Rs. 100/- Students will not be allowed in the Examination Hall without a valid Identity Card. Railway Concession Students can avail concessional fares for rail travel by local trains between the station nearest to the place of their residence and the college (Ulhasnagar Station). Students are requested to enter their local and permanent address correctly in the Admission forms to facilitate issue of Railway concession orders. The place of permanent residence, in the application for admission, means the place where the student and / or his parents normally reside. The address will not be allowed to be changed during the academic year. ‘Students can also avail, during vacation period concessional fares by rail for journeys between their place of permanent residence and Mumbai during vacation. Air Line Concession ‘Students can also avail of concessional fares for air travel during vacation period. Students desiring to avail the Airline Concession should submit the prescribed form to the college office atleast 3 days in advance for ‘endorsement. Transcripts Students desirous of pursuing further studies abroad should apply for transcripts to the college office wellin advance. After verification of marksheets, the college will hand over the transcripts within one week time. The Fees for copiesis Rs. 1000/- Bonafide Certificates Students with a genuine reason can apply for a bonafide ceritifcate to the college. Students may contact the Enquiry Counter, Ground Floor, Main Building to apply for a bonafide certificate. The Fees of Rs. 10/- for issuing the certificate Transfer Certificate 1. Ina transfer case, no student will at any time be admitted to this College unless he / she produces a Transfer Certificate from the college he/she leaves. 2. The FeesofTCis Rs. 100/- 3. Asaresultofa student leaving one college to join another it will be necessary for him/her in more than one College to enable him/her to make up the necessary percentage of attendance. A Transfer certificate shall not be granted except for the reasons, which appear to be sufficient and except with the written permission of the Principal of the college that the student wants to leave and the Principal of the college, which he/she intends to join. 4. Application for Transfer Certificate shalll be made by the students throught the Principal of the College toWhich they wish tobe transferred. 22 50 Golden Years of Journey of Excellence> College Discipline The Institution attaches utmost importance to discipline and character building. Therefore the following rules must be followed by the students. > Students shall not be allowed to enter the college premises without showing the valid Identity Card. ‘They should wear the Identity Card around their neck as long as they are in the college campus. > Students shall attend all class, tutorials seminars, practicals and college examination according to the time-table. Students remaining absent shall submit leave note signed by their parents/guardian stating reasons for their absenteeism. Absenteeism over three days should be immediately brought to the notice of the Principal. > Students must produce/present identity cards for inspection or verification when demanded by any college staff. Refusal to produce I-card for inspection amounts to indiscipline and will be punishable. > Students shall be in theirclassesintime. Late comers may notbe allowed to enter the class. > Students will not go for job, or work or business or private coaching during the college hours. If any fone misses the lectures/practicals for that reasons, his/her admission Is liable to be cancelled immediately. > Students shall not bring with them unauthorized persons into the college premises. > Students shall take proper care of al college property. Any damage done to the property of the college by disfiguring walls, rooms, windows and fiting or breaking the furniture and such things is.a breach of discipline and will be punishable. As such damage done tothe college property will have to be made good by the concemed class students. ‘The students shall not throw papers or any other material Which makes the premises dirty. Students shall take eatables inside the canteen only. Any one found eating outside the canteen willbe able to punishment. ‘The Students should come decently dressed to the college. Informal dresses will not be permitted in the college premises. Collecting funds for any purpose is strictly prohibited unless scrutinized and permitted by the Principal. Associations/Organizations will be formed only after the prior permission of the Principal. Nomeeting, demonstration party or picnic will be permitted. For inviting a person to preside / address! participate in association / organisation / visits etc. prior permission of the Principal isnecessary. Subjects / topics selected for debates /lectures / seminars etc. must have the previous approval of the Principal. > Students are liable to be removed from the college for misconduct or any other serious breach of discipline. > Any grievance regarding academic matter should be first brought to the notice of the Head of Department or the Vice-Principal before meeting the Principal. > SMOKINGIS STRICTLY PROHIBITED in the college premises. > Students will not be permitted to use mobile telephone with camera, walkman and camera withing the college premises. A fine of Rs.500/- will be charged if they are found using any of the above mentioned items in the college premises along with the confiscation of the instrument No Freshers party / Farewell party shall be allowed without prior permission of the Principal (College authorities will not take up the responsibilty for the functions held out side the college Campus. The loss of mark-sheet should be immediately reported to the Principal/Vice Principal along with a detailed written explanation of the circumstance in which the mark-sheet was lost. The report of the loss of mark-sheet after considering the propriety of the concemed student. Serious disciplinary action will b e taken against students for misusing the mark-sheet. The students will be charged Rs.100/-for duplicate mark-sheet. 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Name: (Sumame) (Name) (Father's Name) Class: Rall No. Date of Birth Station From To (Monthly / Quarterly) Date of issue Date of Expiry H. No. ‘Season Ticket No. Residential Address: Student's Signature Local Railway Concession To The Principal Date___/20 ‘Smt. C.H.M. College, Ulhasnagar. Sir, request you to provide me the Railway Concession as per the following details. Name: (Gumame) (Name) (Fathers Name) Class: Roll No. Date of Birth Station From To (Monthly / Quarterly) Date of issue Date of Expiry H. No. ‘Season Ticket No. Residential Address: Student's Signature 50 Golden Years of Jow ‘Excellence 27 nm eee een atLocal Railway Concession j The Principal Date. 120 ‘Smt. C.H.M. College, Ulhasnagar. Sir, I request you to provide me the Railway Concession as per the following details. Name: (Sumame) (Name) (Fathers Name) Class: Roll No. - Date of Birth Station From To (Monthly / Quarterly) Date of issue Date of Expiry H.No. ‘Season Ticket No. Residential Address: Student's Signature = Local Railway Concession fo The Principal Date. 120 Smt. C.H.M. College, Ulhasnagar. Sir, request you to provide me the Railway Concession as per the following details. Name: (Sumame) (Name) (Father's Name) Class: Roll No. Date of Birth Station From To (Monthly / Quarterly) Date of issue Date of Expiry H. No. Season Ticket No. Residential Address:Change of Subject Form To The Principal ‘Smt. C.H.M. College Ulhasnagar - 421.003 a 1, student of your College of Class, Roll No. . Fequest you to change my subject combination as follows: ‘Subjects mentioned in Change desired Admission form am willing to pay Rs. 50/- per subject (Non refundable) as administrative charges for the same. ‘Signature of the Student NOTE: The change of Subject is subject to availability of seats in that subject :Last date for submission will be notified later 50 Golden Years of Journey of Excellence SS NR ne EOF Ferree of EnenttancsB 50 Golden Years of Journey of Excellence=i) 4_____________aged _years, an indian inhabitant of, Naso Fara do hereby declare as under: say that. 2 {is my Son/ Daughter. He / She is born on} a at and since then he / she is permanently residing ale TA PRED at ao Aa I say that my Son / Daughter TT TT ‘belong to Sindhi Linguistic Minority Community by birth and caste. | say that the admission of my Son / Daughter will be liable for cancellation of admission, if above declaration found incorrect and also liable for action. | am making this decaration/undertaking before the concerned authorities i.e. Hyderabad (Sind) National Collegiate Board's Smt. Chandibai Himathmal Mansukhani College, Ulhasnagar - 421 003 to enable me to get the admission in FYJC Arts/Science/Commerce for my Son/ Daughter under the Sindhi Linguistic Minority Community Quota. Whatever stated hereinabove is true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief. Declared at ‘on this day of 2014 ‘Signature of Parent Mobile No. Name of Parent:a 50 Golden Years of Journey of Excellence = Sn aERig-Veda-Prayer 0 God, Let us be united; Let us speak in harmony; Let our minds apprehend alike. Common be our prayer; Common be the end of our assembly; ‘Common be our resolution; Common be our deliberations. Alike be our feelings; Unifed be our hearts; ‘Common be our intentions; Perfect be our unity. US she [oS eA He Heel foe ue ge oti ert 22% SG pI oh pa UU OH [oS cts Ph CES GRY G9? 5 orl Let] PS ot Se ott IRS pS NL nagS abe lel ope Agios ¢ #5 7 one UG fe up ele ee et as abe le iF Jae ag 9 ape 3 gir obey sel ot g Cleat ot toy Ble ret] oF Rete pay GUI loey BIS OY Ags Le FSH bail A yh Erode Gley tnd ISAS pF BS at al GE See et 1 ipfo 7F519 G19 ot agg JA Beat | SMT. CHANDIBAI HIMATHMAL MANSUKHANI COLLEGE, ULHASNAGAR - 421 003. ‘Mrs. Anju Galrani (Add. Charge & Public Information Officer) Received from Mr./ Ms. the application form No. Date: for admission to class. Name & Signature of the staff Receiving the forms. & 50 Golden Years of Journey of ExcellenceCouses Ofiered a liballd A |or Bal Kap Smiling a Fou are under CBkaronic Surveillance‘CA. Niranjan Hiranandani President "Shri Kisha Mansukhant Immediate Past President mi hee ees en ies June, 1949 hes 5 Kishinchand: ‘Chellaram College, Mumbai - 20: June, 1954 “Kishinehand Chellaram Lav College, Mumbai - 20. Func, 1s se Hassaram Rijhumal College of Commerce & Economics, Mumbai - 20. June, 1960 ~ K. C. College of Management Studies, Churchgate, Mumbai - 20. June, 1960, a ‘Smt. Mithibai Motiram Kundnani College of Commerce & Economics, Mumbai-S0. June, 1961 es is he Bombay ‘Teachers Training College, Colaba, Mumbai June, 1969 |. Principal K.M. Kundnani College of Pharmacy, Caffe Parade, Mumbai. June, 1971 Principal K. M. Kundnani Pharmacy Polytechnic, Ulhasnagar - 3. June, 1971 |. Gopaldas Jhamatmal Advani Law College, Bandra, Mumbai - 50. Sept. 1977 Watumall Institute of Electronics Engineering, Computer Technology, ‘Worll, Mumbai -18. Nov. 1981 ‘Thadomal Shahani Engineering College, Bandra, Mumbai - 50. Oct. 1983) Smt. $.H1. Mansukhani Institute of Technology, Ulhasnagar - 3. Aug, 1985) Dr. L. H. Hiranandani College of Pharmacy, Ulhasnagar- 3. ‘Aug. 2004 16. H. SN. C.'s Nari Gursahani Law College, Uthasnagar ~3. Aug. 2004 ~ 17, Shri. H&G. Peg aot]