Row over Gujarat University awarding work to highest bidder

AHMEDABAD: Voices of protest have erupted over the Gujarat University granting contract of maintaining cleanliness on its GU campus to an agency which quoted the highest price in the tendering process. The logical practice is to award the work to the lowest bidder. The move has fuelled allegations of corruption.

GU sources said that till now the cost of monthly cleanliness of the GU came to Rs 2.50 lakh but as per the new contract, the same job will now cost Rs 7.90 lakh. Six agencies had submitted their bids to the GU. "It is said that this agency was favored as it is run by a person belonging to an organization aligned to the BJP," said a GU source.
It is estimated that 100 cleaners are needed to keep the GU campus neat. Computing their salaries as per the new contract comes to Rs 7,900 per month while the salary of the clerks hired by the GU comes to Rs 5,900. GU registrar H C Sardar could not be contacted for comment while the pro vice-chancellor Dr Mukul Shah refused to comment on this issue.

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Gujarat University VC has a splash in parched Gujarat

AHMEDABAD: Even as most parts of the state, especially Saurashtra and northern reaches, continue to reel under severe water scarcity, Gujarat University's (GU) vice-chancellor Adesh Pal has decided to ring in this summer in style. The VC is getting a huge swimming pool constructed in his official bungalow and 60% of the work has been completed.

The buildings committee of the GU unanimously passed the pool's construction at the cost of Rs 20 lakh. The pool, measuring 35 feet in length and 15 feet in breadth, will be ready for the VC's use, despite the fact that there is no swimming pool in GU.
 In fact, Pal will be one of the few government functionaries having a private pool in their residences considering there is no swimming pool in the official bungalows of the CM, mayor, municipal commissioner and even cabinet ministers.

However, cooling off in a luxurious pool makes an apathetic statement, especially when many people in the state are fighting street wars for drinking water. The pool is estimated to use 75,000 litres of water.

This is just another expense incurred by the GU from its development fund for Pal's recreation. Two months back, a tennis court was built at Pal's residence so that he could play tennis with his son. In sharp contrast, the tennis court of the GU lies in shambles.

"Write whatever you want, it makes no difference to me," said Pal when questioned on the pool.

Registrar HS Sardar declined to comment, while officer on special duty (OSD) Arvind Bhandari said it was Pal's personal matter.

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Gujarat University issues public explanations

AHMEDABAD: The Gujarat University (GU) has issued public explanations regarding reports that the university has given the cleaning contract to the highest bidder as well as started unauthorized work on shifting computers from the laboratory to different departments at a hefty expense without taking prior permissions from the buildings committee.

Congress syndicate member Himanshu Patel however has issued a release saying that the GU is falsely justifying the highest bidder by saying that there are directives to pay minimum wages to the cleaners. "There are at least two agencies who pay minimum wages to their cleaners, have quoted less and yet they have been overlooked", he said.Patel has also said that an open debate about the various wrong-goings in the GU should take place in absence of which he will take a legal recourse to put a stop to misuse of power and funds in the GU.

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In drought it Gujarat, University V-C builds 72,000-litre pvt pool

Ahmedabad: A swimming pool in Ahmedabad is creating waves of controversy. The Gujarat University Vice Chancellor, Adesh Pal, is building a private pool with a capacity for 72,000 litres of water. Political activists have hit out at him saying this is blatantly insensitive given that thousands of villages in the state are drought hit.

Many are questioning the estimated cost of Rs 20 lakh for the pool, while the university itself doesn't have one. But the V-C is adamant. "V-C is the highest authority. Any decision taken by the V-C is to be approved by a proper committee. I have taken a decision and the building committee has approved it," Pal said.

Members of the NSUI staged a protest outside Pal's house demanding that construction be stopped immediately. With a capacity for 72,000 litres of water, the pool they say, is a blatant example of insensitivity to those struggling for a drop of water in several districts.
Dr Manish Doshi, Member, Gujarat University Senate, said, "Water is scarce in 17 districts. The government itself has decared thousands of villages as drought hit. The government ought to take disciplinary action against him."

But the Vice Chancellor denied any such scarcity across the state. "All this talk of scarcity is political and I don't want to comment. I don't agree with it," he said.

Water crisis or not, a grand swimming pool is the last thing people need for the harsh summer ahead.

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Practise what you teach, goes the phrase. And Gujarat University (GU) seems to be in a mood to practise what teachers nowadays have been teaching in classroom - take care of the environment.

Practise what you teach, goes the phrase. And Gujarat University (GU) seems to be in a mood to practise what teachers nowadays have been teaching in classroom - take care of the environment.

GU has launched a project to recycle garden waste to make organic manure, use it for organic farming within the campus and also sell it.

On Earth Day, GU launched ‘Taru Tujne Arpan’ by digging a pit to make organic manure.

As per HoD (chemistry) SK Menon, the university has collected one metric tonne garden waste in a week from the campus to put in the pit.

Menon, who conceptualised the project, said that the work has been outsourced to an agency. “The idea is to come up with organic manure with help of microbes and layers of cow-dung. As the mulch gets ready in 21 days and manure in two months time, we will also initiate the process to use the manure and grow vegetables in the campus in an organic manner,” she said.

GU intends to rope in services of women residing in the campus. As per Menon, wives of class four employees will be trained to make pits, collect waste, put them in the pit in a scientific manner, take out manure and package it.

“We have free space in the campus where we intend to grow vegetables and sell. Till the time we grow vegetables, we aim to sell organic manure and a few garden plants,” she said.

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SURAT: Lokesh Patel, a commerce graduate, wishes to do MBA from Veer Narmad South Gujarat University (VNSGU). However, G H Bhakta Management Academy (GHBMA) of the university is not among the approved institutes' list on All India Council for Technical Education's (AICTE) website. This made him tense. The list has a number of colleges from across the state, including Surat. However, GHBMA's name is not to be found.

AICTE had introduced a common management admission test (CMAT) for admission to recognised MBA courses across the country. After introduction of a new format for admission, AICTE published a list of authorized colleges and departments on its website for admission to MBA course as per CMAT merit list.

"I am confused on seeking admission in MBA at GHBMA. When I inquired from the university, its officials assured me that the institute is recognized for CMAT," Patel said.

VNSGU sources said GHBMA and university officials had failed to provide complete details about the course and university etc. to AICTE and hence the department's name is missing from the approved institutes' list.

This has created confusion among the minds of students and companies as well, they added.

"We have written to AICTE requesting it to include the name of our department also in the list. We are trying to find out the reason why the name is missing from the approved institutes' list. The university had completed the procedure as per the rules," said R C Khadiya, deputy registrar, VNSGU.

"I will inquire into the matter and necessary steps would be taken to end this confusion. The department is recognized and functions as per AICTE rules," said Dakshesh Thakar, vice- chancellor, VNSGU.

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Admit Cards BEd Sem 2 Students College Wise 2013

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Organisation & Management

   Organisation & Management

      The Gujarat University derives its power and privileges from the Gujarat University Act 1949, of the State Legislative.

      The court (Senate) is the chief authority of the University. Subject to the provisions of the Act, the court makes statutes    setting forth in details the broad provisions of the Act, e.g., the composition of the statutory bodies, definition of their powers, mode of election etc.

     

      The Executive Council is the executive authority of the University and deals with matters such as prescribing conditions governing the various activities of the University.

      The Academic Council is in-charge of the academic affairs of the University and is responsible for the maintenance and standards of instructions, education and examinations subject to the provisions of the Act and statutes made under the Act.

      The authorities of the University are:

(1)     The Court
(2)     The Executive Council
(3)     The Academic Council
(4)     The faculties
(5)     The Board of University Teaching and Research
(6)     The Board of Studies
(7)     The Board of Extra-Mural Studies
(8)     The Board of Student Welfare
(9)     The Board for Hostel’s Management
(10)    The Academic Planning Board

      

      The University officers are:

(1)     The Chancellor
(2)     The Vice-Chancellor
(3)     The Ex-Vice Chancellors of the University residing in the State
(4)     The Pro-Vice Chancellor
(5)     The Registrar
(6)     The University Librarian
(7)     Director of Schools
(8)     Heads of the Departments

      The Vice-Chancellor heads the University. The working of the University is purely democratic as all the faculties as well as students are duly represented. Moreover, elections to the Senate are held every year. The principals of the colleges look after the college administration. Teachers of the colleges, departments and schools do not form a formal administrative structure but they are represented in the power bodies of the Universities such as Academic and Executive Council. The Registrar is the administrating head of the university. All the officers report to him. The details regarding the sections of the University administration are given in Appendix -20. The teaching, non-teaching staff £ have the right to represent their grievances and complaints through their unions. There are unions for teaching and non-teaching staff. There are four unions representing non-teaching staff of the university. The University also recognizes the association of Principal’s and non-teaching staff of affiliated colleges. Thus the University plays the role of a regulator and acts as a bridge among the stakeholders of education.

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Gujarat University Emblem

Gujarat  University Emblem

              The emblem of the Gujarat University symbolically represents both the cultural heritage of Gujarat and the characteristics and aspirations of her people. The most prominent symbols are the dancing peacock and the sculptural architecture resting on two pillars and a lamp suspended from its centre. The dancing peacocks, besides representing its rider, Saraswati, the Goddess of learning in Indian Mythology, symbolizes Gujarat's love for arts and her dignified aesthetic taste. The architecture represents the most characteristic feature of Gujarat's sculpture and is eloquent of her rich heritage; while the two pillars symbolize the solid foundation on which the heritage rests. The lamp suspended from the centre of the architecture is a symbol of learning that dispels the darkness of ignorance and enlightens everything that it encompasses. The lightning at the top of the rectangle and the atomic circles below it symbolize at once the flash of genius and scientific progress and proclaim the avowed ambition of the University to build and maintain a balanced outlook towards Arts and Sciences as indeed towards the life in general.

                The motto ( i.e More work and intelligent work alone leads to efficiency and progress ) is a well-known quotation from the Bhagwad Geeta and enjoins the work of the teachers and the students of the University.

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History of Gujarat University India

Brief History

      The Gujarat University was conceived in the nineteen twenties in the minds of public-spirited and learned men like Gandhiji, Sardar Patel, Acharya Anandshankar B. Dhruva, Dada Saheb Mavlankar, Kasturbhai Lalbhai and many others. However, the University could come into existence only after the achievement of independence.In 1949, the University was incorporated under the Gujarat University Act of the State Government ‘as a teaching and affiliating University.’  This was done as a measure of decentralisation and reorganization of University education in the then Province of Bombay.

      During the course of its life of more than five decades, the University has seen the establishment of seven more Universities which were carved out of the jurisdiction of the Gujarat University, viz., Sardar Patel University, Saurashtra University, Bhavnagar University, South Gujarat University, Gujarat Ayurveda University, Gujarat Agricultural University and North Gujarat University.   Even then, the Gujarat University is the largest university in the state catering to the needs of higher education of more than two lakh students scattered over 235 colleges, 15 recognised institutions and 24 approved institutions. There are 34 Post-Graduate University departments and 221 P.G. Centres.

      Gujarat University is an affiliating University at the under-graduate level, while it is a teaching one at the post-graduate level. Indeed, the responsibility for post-graduate instruction has been statutorily given to the University, and accordingly it has evolved a plan of co-ordinated instruction under the direct control and supervision of the University so as to ensure efficient and diversified instruction.  An important feature of this University is the system of external examinations in the Faculties of Arts and Commerce, both and under-graduate and post-graduate levels. The external examinations were introduced with a view to enabling working students and the others who could not afford the high cost of university education to realize their dream.

      Gujarat University has developed phenomenally in the last 57 years to be recognized as a premier University in the country today. It provides education in one of the widest range of disciplines to about two lakh students.

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www.gujaratuniversity.org.in Gujarat University Navrangpura, Ahmedabad

Gujarat University

Navrangpura, Ahmedabad – 380 009, Gujarat, India.

Phone : +91-079-26301341, +91-079-26300342/43 Fax : +91-079-26302654

Website : www.gujaratuniversity.org.in

(Established 23^rd November, 1949)

                          Chancellor...................... :         H.E. The Governor of Gujarat, Dr. Kamla Beniwal

                          Vice-Chancellor............. :         Dr. Adesh Pal

                          Pro-Vice-Chancellor...... :         Dr. Mukul Shah

                          Registrar........................ :         Dr. H. C. Sardar (I/c)

            

An Overview

                       

1	University Established	23rd November, 1949
2	University Head Quarter	Ahmedabad
3	Land-estate of the University	Acres 260
4	No. of Affiliated Colleges (2005-2006)	250
5	No. of Recognised Institutions (2004-2005)	15
6	No. of Approved Institutions (2005-2006)	24
7	No. of Examinations held in March/April 2004	230
8	No. of Examinations held in October/November 2004	205
9	No.of Students appeared in March/April 2004 Examination	2,27,812
10	No. of Students appeared in October/November 2004 Examination	36,718
11	No. of University P. G. Depts. (2004-2005)	34
12	No. of University P. G. Centres (Subjectwise) (2004-2005)	221
13	Total No. of University Teachers (P. G. Depts.) (As on 14-6-2005)	205
14	Total No. of Non-Teaching Staff in the University (As on 14-6-2005)	718
15	No. of fresh students enrolled at Under-graduate level (2004-2005)	70,966
16	No. of external students Appeared at U.G. level (April-2004)	5,085

Name of the Faculty	UG Students   (2004-2005)	PG Students  (2004-2005)
Arts	77,794
Science	12,142
Commerce	79,422
Education	2,905
Law	6,473
Nursing & Physiotherapy	1,149
Pharmacy	1,451
Dental	433
Engineering &Technology	NA
Physical Education	217
Business Management	3,583
Computer Application	2,202
Regular		14,768
External		21,737
Total	1,87,771	36,505

Highlights of the University

§          Oldest and biggest university of the State

§          Most preferred university among students for professional courses

§          Regular and timely conduct of Academic Programs

§          Timely conduct of examinations and declaration of results

§          Internal and external evaluation

§          Highly co-operative staff

§          Culture of academic autonomy to faculty members

§          Introduce market oriented courses

§          Participation of students in decision making

§          Highest enrolment of students in the undergraduate and post graduate courses in the State.

§          External programs are extremely popular in spite of two open universities in the State/City.

§          Administration and management of the university with a lean staff, therefore higherproductivity per employee.

§          Timely and transparent election to power bodies.

§          Well placed alumni all over the globe.

§            Socially sensitive institution.

§            Facility of  Central Consumer  Co-op. Store within university building which works as a sales counter for various forms & stationery to students and provision goods to employees of the university. It also has a facility of photocopying for students.

§           Banking and Postal facility available at university campus.

Latest Career oriented Courses

Gujarat University is engaged in various Post Graduate Programmes at the University Departments apart from the regular Courses taught in the pure subjects. These programmes are interdisciplinary in nature and looking at the present needs of the students and the job prospects at the regional and national level.

Post Graduate Diploma in Financial & Investment Analysis

This course is conducted by School of Commerce for PG students. The curriculum involves financial management, business economics and quantitative techniques, accounting for managers, financial markets and financial services, security analysis and portfolio management, international fiancé, economic legislations and project management. The job avenues for the students are with Corporate Industry, Merchant Bankers and Investment Firms and Stock Exchanges.

Post Graduate Diploma in Financial Markets & Insurance

This course is conducted at School of Commerce looking to the present market scenario and the requirement of large number of Commerce post graduate students. The curriculum targets the financial markets and insurance – financial management, Indian financial system life and non life insurance, techniques of financial analysis, risk management, investment management, marketing of financial services, regulations of financial markets and services. The job avenues are in the Insurance Industry as advisors or financial portfolio planner’s for insurance companies, On the job training at insurance companies, IRDA ( Insurance and regulatory development authority )

Post Graduate Diploma in Foreign Languages

Post Graduate Diploma in Translation

Post Graduate Diploma in Urdu

These course are conducted by the School of Languages and designed to assistance the post graduate students of languages – English, Gujarati and related languages to learn French, German, Urdu. The course is also open to in-service Executives dealing in International Marketing.

The Department of Hindi conducts translation course for students and offers goods avenues for placements.

Post Graduate Programme in Bio-Medical Technology

The course is conducted by Department of Zoology looking to the changing requirements as most of the latest scientific applications for improvement of life are based on Bio-Medical Technology. The course curriculum  includes  - Instrumentation and Methodology, Clinical Biochemistry, Serology, Toxicology, Haematology and Parasotiology, Clinical Pathology, microbiology and Immunology, Clinical Endocinology,Semenology and Radiation diagnostics, Molecular and Clinical Genetics. The job avenues are in the field of  Human Clinical Genetics, Endocrinology, Molecular biology and related field.

Advanced  Post  Graduate Diploma in Space Sciences

The course is designed looking into the development of Indian Space Science program and the demand from the society. The course is conducted in collaboration with Physical Research laboratory and Space Application Centre. The course has been designed to cater to the needs of research, technology development and applications I fields such as communication, remote sensing , electronics, computers etc.

M. Sc., in Bio-Technology

The course is conducted by the Microbiology department. The field of biotechnology represents fusion of biology and technology. Advancement in this field is playing pivotal role in the progress of any country and science. We have started experiencing the fruit of development due to biotechnology globally. The postgraduate course of biotechnology has started in microbiology dept, Gujarat University with 20 seats. The major emphasis is on industrial and environmental aspects of basic principles and developments of biotechnology in general and Microbial technology and its application in particular. Due to this the students form this department will get very good opportunity in pharmaceutical industry, dairy industry, fine chemical industries, Molecular biology research labs, Environmental research labs as well as government organization such as Forensic laboratory, Food and drug control laboratory, Public health laboratories, Pollution control laboratories, Biofertilizer industries, Agriculture organizations, Defense laboratories etc.

We get enquiries from pharmaceuticals industries and other institutions for the recruitment of our students with attractive salary. Gujarat being a industrial state the student with knowledge of biotechnology and microbial technology have very good future for job and further research.

IAS training Center

Gujarat University has restarted the A.D.Shodhan IAS Training Centre in the year 2005 (February) after its closure in the 1990’s. The Centre restarted initially three months Self Finance(Rs.3000) crash programme with 27 students preparing for the Civil services examinations of UPSC, New Delhi (Feb-April 2005). During the academic year the centre conducted six months preparation programmes for civil services examinations (September 2005 – February 2006) with Rs.6000 (Self Finance Programme) 38 students took admission in this programme. This month the programme comes to a close. But till May the centre remains open for students for reading, discussion purpose. The centre plans to introduce preparatory programmes for GPSC, NET/SLET etc examinations in future with self finance.

Certificate course in NET/SLET course

The course is designed for students to prepare themselves for the NET exam conducted by UGC and the SLET exam conducted by State Government.

Center for Development Communications

It offers Masters in Development Communication. The aim of the course is to enhance understanding of the concept of development and communication and its application to mass media. The course also aims to parent sensitive, aware and professionally responsible media professionals by providing participatory, skill based learning environment. The job avenues for the students are the vast advertising and media industry.

                                        

Prime recognized Institutes of Gujarat University

Physical Research Laboratory ( PRL )

• A national centre for research in space and allied sciences, supported mainly by Department of Space.
• Research programmes cover astronomy and astrophysics, planetary atmosphere and aeronomy, earth sciences and solar system studies and theoretical physics.
• Manages the Udaipur Solar Observatory.
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Space Application Centre ( SAC-ISRO )

• Conducts space applications research and development in satellite communication and remote sensing.
• Design and build communication, remote sensing and meteorological satellite payloads and satellite communication earth station equipment.
• Facilities include mechanical fabrication, electronic fabrication, payload fabrication, MIC fabrication and environmental tests.
  Also operates Delhi Earth Station for satellite communication.
  Achievements include development of communication and meteorogical payloads for INSAT and camera payloads for IRS satellites.
• Currently engaged in development of INSAT communication and meteorological payloads and cameras for IRS satellites.
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Autonomous Inter-university UGC Centre at Gujarat University

Information and Library Network Centre ( INFLIBNET )

Information and Library Network Centre is an autonomous Inter-University Centre of the University Grants Commission (UGC) of India. It is a major National Programme initiated by the UGC in 1991 with its Head Quarters at Gujarat University Campus, Ahmedabad. Initially started as a project under the IUCAA, it became an independent Inter-University Centre in 1996.  INFLIBNET Centre is involve in creating infrastructure for sharing of of library and information resources and services among Academic and Research Institutions. INFLIBNET works collaboratively with Indian university libraries to shape the future of the academic libraries in the evolving information environment.

Educational Multimedia Research Centre ( EMRC )

EM2RC, Ahmedabad, is one of the forerunners among the 17 various multimedia Centres established all over India by the University Grants Commission (UGC), which were known as EMRC's/AVRC's, with the objective of generating quality higher educational software. UGC has initiated an educational television transmission, earlier named 'Countrywide Classroom'. Its original one-hour slot transmission today, has grown into a 24 hour dedicated educational channel, 'Vyas'. Not only this but the programmes generated by the centres are shown on various other channels, which includes Education International on DD Bharti. In the near future, they will be available through DTH and EduSat. Henceforth, we have a big share in television broadcasting and now our vision is in tune with the modern development of webcasting and for this the centre is geared towards multimedia development.

Courses under consideration

Post Graduate Diploma in Clinical Psychology & Social Work

This course is proposed to be conducted by the Department of Psychology with the assistance of the Mental Health Authorities Gujarat State & B J Medical College for PG students.

Post Graduate Diploma in Forensic Psychology

This course is proposed to be conducted by the Department of Psychology with the assistance of the Forensic Science Laboratory, Gandhinagar and    Mental Health Authorities Gujarat State & B J Medical College for PG students and in service professionals.

Post Graduate Diploma in Forensic Science

This course is proposed to be conducted by the School of Sciences   with the assistance of the Forensic Science Laboratory, Gandhinagar for PG students.

Post Graduate Diploma in Cyber Crime

This course is proposed to be conducted by the School of Sciences –Computer Science Department with the assistance of the Forensic Science Laboratory, Gandhinagar for PG students.

Post Graduate Diploma in Yoga

This course is proposed to be started at Physical Education Department

Post Graduate Diploma in Human Rights

This course is proposed to be started at Law Department

Premises under construction

• Conventional Centre
• Department of Microbiology & Biotechnology
• Department of Defence Studies
• Department of Home Science
• Department of Geology
• Gujarat University Post Office
• Gujarat University Central Consumer Co-operative Stores
• University Canteen

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