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Dr. R K Khandal
Vice Chancellor
Uttar Pradesh Technical University, Lucknow
ANNUAL REPORT
Presented By
WELCOME ADDRESS
His Excellency, The Governor of Uttar Pradesh and Chancellor of Uttar Pradesh Technical
University, Lucknow, Shri B. L. Joshi ji, esteemed Dr. Sam Pitroda Ji, Chairman, National
Innovation Council and Advisor to Hon'ble Prime Minister, Sri Ram Sakal Gurjar Ji, Hon'ble
Minister of State, Department of Technical Education, Government of U.P., Shri Rajiv
Kapoor, Principal Secretary to His Excellancy, Governor of Uttar Pradesh, Shri Neeraj
Kumar Gupta, Principal Secretary, Department of Technical Education, Government of
Uttar Pradesh, Members of the Executive Council and Academic Council of Uttar Pradesh
Technical University, Deans of the Faculty of Architecture and Institute of Engineering &
Technology, Lucknow, Chairpersons, Directors, and faculty members of affiliated Institutes,
alumni, staff, degree recipients and students, distinguished guests, representatives of
media, ladies and gentlemen.
On behalf of every one in the Uttar Pradesh Technical University (UPTU), I welcome you all
on the occasion of the 11th Annual Convocation of the University.
It is my proud privilege to welcome His Excellency, The Governor of Uttar Pradesh and the
Chancellor of Uttar Pradesh Technical University, Respected Shri B. L. Joshi Ji. We are very
grateful to His Excellency for presiding over the convocation ceremony. Sir, your presence
amongst us on this auspicious occasion is a great source of encouragement for us all but
specially for the graduating students.
We are honored to have Honourable Dr. Sam Pitroda ji, one of the most distinguished
thinkers, innovator and a visionary planner amongst us today as the Chief Guest and we are
grateful to him for having agreed to bestow his blessings upon the graduating students and
deliver the convocation address, in spite of, his extremely busy schedule. I welcome you Sir
to the Eleventh Convocation ceremony of Uttar Pradesh Technical University and I am
confident that your presence here will inspire the graduating students and give us a
direction in our mission of achieving excellence in the field of technical education.
The presence of Shri Ram Sakal Gurjar ji, the Honourable, Minister of State, Technical
Education on the dais is a matter of pride for us and while welcoming Shri Gurjar ji, I record
my indebtedness to him for his support in taking this University on the desired growth path.
I feel very happy to extend a very cordial welcome to the members of the Executive Council,
the Academic Council, the Finance Committee, the Examination Committee, Deans of the
Faculty of Architecture and Institute of Engineering and Technology, Lucknow,
Chairpersons, Directors and faculty members of affiliated Institutes, alumni, graduates of
the year, other distinguished guests, students, parents and members of the media. I extend
a very warm and cordial welcome to each and every one of you.
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The convocation is a solemn occasion of a University to charge the graduating students with
a pledge to dedicate them to the profession they choose and to the cause of human
development. This is also an occasion to take stock of the balance sheet of the University for
the year that has gone by and to unveil the plans for the year to come.
Before the beginning of the year, we had organized a capability building workshop in order
to understand the gap areas that existed at the institution level as well as at the University
level. With the help of the Chairpersons and Directors of various affiliated institutions, it was
possible to draw out a path forward. The major areas on which we decided to focus there
after included: (i) outreach programs with the assistance of DST, Govt. of India (ii) revision of
syllabus (iii) linkages with the ICT companies and iv) capability building projects for skill
development and employability.
I am glad to report that several of our institutes were awarded projects called INSPIRE
sponsored by DST. Through such programs, the out reach of the University with the
prospective students, prospective entrants to the University has been established. The
impact of such programs would be seen during the admissions for the next year's session.
The admissions of UPSEE 2013 were conducted with a lot of improvements in the process
of admissions making it simpler and student-friendly by adopting the ICT tools. Unlike in the
past, counseling for the admissions was done by a large number of institutions. As a result of
this, we were successful in creating a large number of institutes as the state-of-the-art nodal
centers of the University for this purpose. For the year 2014, we plan to extend this list of
nodal centres. The complete counseling process will be made on-line but with some
improvements in the procedure based on the lessons learnt and as per the suggestions of
the chairpersons of institutions. It will be finalized soon, in consultation with chairpersons of
institutions.
We must mention here that we will have to be more prudent in our process of admissions for
the session 2014-15 by ensuring that the time schedule should be such that the students
find the whole exercise simple starting from filling the applications till the counseling,
immediately after the results are out. We must give enough time for the institutions to fill the
vacant seats at their level and this time we will ensure this. Whatever the factors causing
delays in this regard, the aim would be to eliminate them this time. Institutes would be
involved in the whole process from the begining itself and their capability would also be
utilized at all stages of admissions. The complete plan of actions would be ready by the end
of January 2014.
During the year, MoUs were signed with organizations such as NITTTR, CMC, Liqvid
eLearning Services Pvt. Ltd. and Dragon Fly Education Pvt Ltd. We are also in the process
of finalizing MoUs with Microsoft, Cambridge English, McGraw Hill, Wiley, Intel, Pearson
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Education etc. MoUs will also be signed with Universities outside India especially from USA.
The aim of these MoUs will be to bring advantages of the state-of-the-art-of-technology and
the state-of-the-art-of-knowledge to all the institutions of UPTU. It is hoped that all this will
help to create an eco-system where it will be easy for institutes to acquire accreditation in
line with the Washington Accord signed by the Government of India for enhancing the
quality of education in the country.
For the growth of the University, it is essential that centers of excellence are created in the
premises of the University. While these centers would be set up in the new campus of the
University, once it is constructed, efforts are being made to create facilities in the premises
of its constituent college's i.e. Institute of Engineering & Technology and Faculty of
Architecture, Lucknow.
Availing this opportunity I would like to present before you a report on the activities,
achievements and initiatives taken by Uttar Pradesh Technical University from the time the
last Convocation of the GBTU that was held on 5thJanuary, 2013.
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Programmes Number of Institutions Enrollment capacity
BTech 300 141153
BPharm 98 8280
BHMCT 12 1110
BArch 23 1840
BFAD 03 180
BFA 01 60
MBA 429 41730
MCA 117 8360
MTech 86 4557
MPharm 60 2517
MAM 19 1080
MArch 01 18
Total 210885
1. The University
The Uttar Pradesh Technical University (UPTU) was established by the Government of UP
vide Act no. 1248(2) XVII-V-1-1(KA)-19-2000 (Uttar Pradesh Pravidhik Vishwavidyalaya
Adhiniyam Sankhya 23 of 2000) on 8th May, 2000 for imparting multi-disciplinary quality
technical education, keeping pace with the fast changing scenario. With the setting up of
this University, Institutions imparting BTech/ BPharm/ BArch/ BHMCT/ BFAD/ MBA/ MCA/
MTech/ MPharm etc.and PhD programs in the State were affiliated to this University. A
decision was taken as per the Government Gazette No. 236(2)/LXXIX-V-1-10-1(Ka) 6-2010
dated 16-02-2010) to: a) rename the university as 'Gautam Buddh Technical University
(GBTU), Lucknow' and b) create a new University 'Mahamaya Technical University (MTU),
Noida'. In the year 2013, the MTU and GBTU were merged to form UPTU (UP Government
Notification No. 3324/16-1-2013-1(3)/2009 dated Oct. 31, 2013). Today, all the affiliated-
Institutes offering programs of Engineering, Management, Pharmacy, Architecture etc. and
located across the State are under one University i.e. UPTU. The number of institutes of
UPTU and their enrollment capacity (course-wise) for the session 2013-14 are given in
Table 1.
Table 1: Enrollment Capacity (2013-14) of Institutes (Course-wise)
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2. Faculty and Constituent Colleges
In order to create centers of academic excellence in the technical education in the state, the
Government of Uttar Pradesh took a major initiative of making Lucknow College of
Architecture, Lucknow as a Faculty of Architecture and Institute of Engineering and
Technology, Lucknow as a constituent college of the University. The aim was to develop
them as centers of excellence of technical education. The University is making all the efforts
towards achieving this goal. Later on, four more colleges, under a special component sub-
plan to upgrade the engineering education targeting mainly the students of scheduled
castes by reserving 70% seats for scheduled caste and scheduled tribes, 15% seats for
OBC and the rest 15% seats for general candidates were also made constituent colleges of
UPTU. These institutions namely (i) Manyavar Kanshi Ram Engineering College of
Information Technology, Ambedkar Nagar (ii) Manyavar Kanshi Ram Engineering College
of Information Technology, Azamgarh (iii) Dr. Bhim Rao Ambedkar Engineering College of
Information Technology, Banda and (iv) Dr. Bhim Rao Ambedkar Engineering College of
Information Technology, Bijnor, became the constituent colleges of the University.
3. Affiliated Institutes
There are 663 Institutes affiliated to UPTU.The data presented in Table 1 shows that the
University caters to almost all the programs of Engineering and management essential for
the industry. Plus there is an emphasis on the post graduate programs which is the key
feature of quality improvement in technical education. It needs to be mentioned that the
intake capacity of the University makes it as one of the leading Universities in the country. It
is a matter of pride for the University that its affiliated Institutes have been growing both
organically as well as inorganically. There are regions like Lucknow, Ghaziabad, Meerut
Kanpur are the ones where there is high density of institutes but the institutes have been
located even in the far-flung areas of the State as can be seen from the Figure 1. It may be
noted that there are still several districts where either there is none or the density of
institutes is low.
There are 300 institutions of BTech, 98 institutions of BPharm, 117 institutions of MCA, 429
institutions of MBA, 19 institutions of MAM, 23 institutions of BArch, 03 institutions of
BHMCT, 03 institutions of BFAD and one institution of BFA. The University focuses more on
the post-graduate programs mainly to enhance its capability alongside its capacity of
technical education with enhanced emphasis on problem solving. Today, there are 86
institutions of MTech and 60 institutions of MPharm and this list has been growing with time.
In near future, the session for Master's programs would also be matching with that of the
graduate programs. The PhD programs in different disciplines are also being run at various
associated organisations including R & D organizations and Universities within the State
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Number of colleges in each colored District
Fig. 1: Location of the Institutes in different districts of UP
and outside. It may be seen from Table 2 as well as from Figure 2 to 7 that the number of
affiliated institutions has been growing in almost all the programs. From the data presented
here it is evident that the number of institutes in the western UP is much more than that in
the eastern part in almost all the areas. The density of institutions in the latter case is
therefore much higher. Further, the programs where the number of institutions is relatively
very high are of: the key programs of the University e.g. BTech, BArch, MTech, MCA and
MBA.
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Fig. 2: Number of Institutes offering BTech programs
Table 2: Course-wise distribution of Institutes
GBTU UPTU
Institutes /Year 2011-2012 2012-2013 2013-2014
BTech 128 132 300
BPharm 53 54 98
BHMCT 01 01 12
BArch 06 07 23
BFAD 01 01 03
BFA - - 01
MAM - - 19
MArch - - 01
MBA 174 185 429
MCA 37 36 117
MTech 18 25 86
MPharm 18 24 60
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Fig. 3: Number of Institutes offering BPharm program
Fig. 4: Number of Institutes offering MBA program
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Fig. 5: Number of Institutes offering MCA program
Fig. 6: Number of Institutes offering MTech programs
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Fig. 7: Number of Institutes offering MPharm programs
4. Academic Activities
Academic Programs
For ensuring the quality of all of its programs, University has 16 Board of Studies, which
meet regularly to make necessary modifications in the curriculum, in view of the
technological advancements and as per the needs of the changing industrial trends. Since
its inception, in the year 2000, the syllabus of the University has undergone four major
revisions, in order to make the programs output-based and up-to-date as per global
industrial and technological requirements. In addition, there have been minor revisions on a
regular basis to envisage the latest developments on the subject. The latest revision has
been implemented from the session 2013-14.
Process Automation
University has been known for maintaining its academic calendar, holding the end semester
examinations always in time. Thanks to the seriousness with which the faculty performs,
complete operations are conducted as per the scheduled plan. A necessary ICT tools are
also being employed for facilitation of the process, besides ensuring the operations error-
free and of desired transparency. For example, making extensive use of technologies such
as optical mark reading (OMR) and web applications for submission of marks etc., in order
to facilitate fast and error-free result processing has been a routine affair in the University.
Online enrolment is being used to facilitate the affiliated colleges to do less paper work and
creating the database electronically. The digitization of the data base of all the students of
the University would also be undertaken to ensure trouble-free management of archives
and timely response from the University. This will be the focus area for the next year.
Faculty Development
For academic advancement of the faculty members in various affiliated institutions,
especially to build capability of outcome-based education, the University is again planning
to introduce MTech (Modular) programs in different disciplines: Computer Science,
Electronics Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Civil Engineering and Mechanical
Engineering. Taking note of the acute shortage of qualified faculty members in the discipline
of pharmacy being faced by the colleges, the University has already started offering Master
of Pharmacy program with specialization in different fields. A large number of affiliated
Institutions have started offering such programs and that has already become the strength
of the University. In the same way, the University has also approved MTech programs in Civil
Engineering, Electrical Engineering and Electronics Engineering Departments of Institute
of Engineering and Technology, Lucknow.
The focus has been on introducing various post-graduate programs (MTech and MPharm)
so that the graduates coming out of the University will not have to go out of the State for
higher degrees. This has begun to show an overall improvement in quality of education in all
institutions of UPTU.
Number of Graduating Students
A total of 54351 students passing out in the session 2012-13 shall be conferred their
degrees in this convocation. The data of passing out students for various courses are given
in the figures 8 to16.
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Fig 8: BTech degrees awarded during last four years
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Fig 9: BArch degrees awarded during last four years
Fig 10: BHMCT degrees awarded during last four years
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Fig 11: BPharm degrees awarded during last four years
Fig 12: MBA degrees awarded during last four years
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Fig 13: MCA degrees awarded during last four years
Fig 14: MTech degrees awarded during last four years
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Fig 15: MPharm degrees awarded during last four years
Fig 16: PhD degrees awarded during last four years
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From the data of various degrees awarded during the last four years, it is evident that while
BArch, BPharm, MBA, MTech and MPharm programs have been registering a good growth,
however, there has been a decline in BTech, BHMCT, MCA and PhD programs of the
University. There is nationwide phenomenon of decline in admission and pass out
engineering graduates and postgraduates; however, UPTU has done still better in this
regard. University has identified BPharm, MPharm and MTech programs as the ones with
high growth potential. Steps are being made to achieve the growth in all the programs where
there exists potential.
PhD Program
The University has been running the PhD program in different discipline of the science,
engineering, technology, pharmacy and management. This is mainly to provide the faculty
of various institutes of the University an opportunity to pursue research for valorization of
their expertise in different fields. Through this program, University has been successful in
creating linkages with various Institutions including R & D centers, Universities etc. within
the State and outside. As on date, 275 PhDs have been awarded in different disciplines. The
number of PhDs awarded during the year 2012-13 is 44. The emphasis here has been on
the novelty and innovation while selecting the topics for PhD theses.
R & D Collaboration
The University has taken the initiative of joining a UN organization of research and
Technology known as WAITRO. By way of this, all the institutes of University have come in
direct contact with the 180 R & T organizations (members of WAITRO) from 86 countries.
This will be useful in obtaining the collaborative projects involving institutions of UPTU and
those of WAITRO. University has also got registered with the European framework program
for collaborative research, thanks to the membership of WAITRO. Dr. RK Khandal, VC,
UPTU Lucknow was elected last year as the president of WAITRO for the period of 2 years
2013-15.
WAITRO members of committee with Dr. RK Khandal as the elected President
Research Activities, Awards and Recognitions
The faculty members of the affiliated institutions, faculty of architecture and Institute of
Engineering and Technology are actively engaged in high end research. The students
registered for PhD program are regularly monitored by the sixteen Research Degree
Committees (RDCs) in various disciplines on a biennial basis through progress review
presentations in the University. Further, University has a University Research Committee
(URC) consisting of all the conveners of various RDC's under chairmanship of the Vice
Chancellor. The role of URC is to suggest, the various ways through which the goal of
quality research as well as improved monitoring of research work can be achieved in the
University.
1. 1. More than 200 research publications including articles and book chapters
were published during 2011-2013 by the faculty members of the Institute of
Engineering and Technology Lucknow (see Appendix-A). The faculty members
of the affiliated institutions have also published many research articles and
books (Appendix-B).
2. Uttar Pradesh Technical University at present has 539 registered PhD scholars
in the major areas of Engineering, Architecture, Pharmacy, Applied Sciences,
Management and Pharmacy. In 2013, around 1100 applications were received
by the University for Admission in PhD programmes in various disciplines. All the
recipients of PhD degrees in this convocation are listed in Appendix-C. The
notable research work out of the PhD degrees being awarded in this convocation
is listed in Appendix-D.
3. The meritorious students of different groups of disciplines are being awarded
Gold and Silver medals every year. The list of all recipients of Gold and Silver
medals for the session 2012-13 is given in Appendix-C.
State Entrance Examination (SEE)
UP State Entrance Examination (UPSEE 2013) for admissions to BTech/ BPharm/
BFAD/BArch/ BHMCT/ IInd year BTech/ IInd year BPharm/ MBA/ MAM/ MCA, was
conducted by the University. The counseling for admissions to these programs was done
online at 129 counseling centers in the state for the convenience of applicants.
Admission Intake
A total of 210885 seats were available in the colleges affiliated to Uttar Pradesh Technical
University, Lucknow (Erstwhile GBTU and MTU) for admissions to BTech/ BPharm/ BArch/
BHMCT/ BFAD/ BFA/MAM/MArch/MBA/ MCA/ MTech and MPharm courses in the session
2013-2014. A total of 141153 seats were available for BTech, 8280 for BPharm, 1840 for
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Fig 17: Intake in BTech Programs
BArch, 60 for BFA, 1110 for Hotel Management and Catering Technology, 180 for Fashion
and Apparel Design, 1080 for MAM, 18 for MArch, 41730 for MBA, 8360 for MCA, 4557 for
MTech and 2517 for MPharm. The status of intake, available in various programs is given in
the figures 17-23.
Out of the total number of 114199 students enrolled in all programs like BTech/ BPharm/
BArch/ BHMCT/ BFAD/ MBA/ MAM/ March/ MCA for the session 2013-2014, the
distribution is: 76281 in BTech, 6670 in BPharm, 821 in B Arch, 719 in Hotel Management
and Catering Technology, 125 in Fashion and Apparel Design, 25793 in MBA and 2502 in
MCA.
Fig 18: Intake in BPharm Program
Fig 19: Intake in BArch Program
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Fig 20: Intake in BHMCT Program
Fig 21: Intake in MBA Program
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Fig 22: Intake in MCA Program
Fig 23: Intake in All Programs
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The admission data of the year 2013 were analysed and what emerged from this was
shared, in the form of a report, with all the Chairpersons and Directors of the institutions, for
the purpose of taking corrective measures, for the future. What is evident from this report is
the fact that the number of students opting for the entrance exam has not been growing.
There has been a steady decline in the number of students: a) appearing for the exam, b)
coming for counselling and then c) turning up for admissions. The issue that would have to
be addressed, therefore, is to have the outreach of the University improved so that more
number of students appear for the exams. Decline in the admissions in engineening and
management programs has been a phenomenon of concern for all in those associated with
technical education in the country in the recent times. Fortunately for us in Uttar Pradesh
Technical University, the trends are much better than what is seen elsewhere in the country.
The data of 2013 suggest that a decline trend has been arrested and we are hopeful that the
situation must improve and admissions will register a positive growth, in times to come. I am
sure the program INSPIRE would help us achieve this.
It may be noted from the data that the decline in admissions was more in the case of the
institutions in the western region than those in the eastern region. Comparing the figures
with those of the last year, what is interesting to note here is that while there were a large
number of institutes reporting a decline in admissions, there were a significant number of
them showing a positive growth! For example, in B. Tech program, there are 42% of the
institutes recorded a good growth while 11% of them registered no change. This means
47% of them showed a decline in admissions. In the case of MBA 52% of the institiutes
showed positive growth while 17% of them showed no change. This means in MBA the
decline was seen only in the case of 31% of the institutes. The encouraging data pertain to
the programs of BArch and BPharm where the institutes registering growth amount to 65%
and 66% respectively. The salient points of this analysis are as stated below: A significantly
high fraction of them registered no change in the number of students admitted. This is
valuable information for us in our decision making, for future. We would try to learn from
those who had better figures of admissions and see if we could make all others to adopt the
same practices and approaches. In order to understand the report on the data better, the
salient points of the report are mentioned here for perusal of readers:
(1) Are the admissions down in comparison to last year?
General perception is that the admissions are down by anywhere between 15% to 20% in
almost every college of eastern as well as Western regions of U.P. compare to the last year
figures. We have heard some of the chairpersons of the institute expressing such
sentiments during discussions in the recent times.
Referring to the data presented in Table 3, one may note that the total number of students
admitted this year including lateral entry is down only by 9.96%; the decline is more in the
case of BTech.and MCA programs. There has been an increase in almost all other
programs. Looking at the trends elsewhere in other Universities as well as in the institutes
like IIT, NIT in the country, where the figures are down by much higher percentages
compared to the last year figures.
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Here, it may be noted that the term EQUAL means that the enrolment of students in those
institutes for the session 2013-14 is equal to the figures of session 2012-13 or up to 10%
less. Also, to be noted is the fact that MAM, a five year integrated course, eventhough
introduced this year has also shown encouraging results.
Based on the above discussion, one will have to address following questions, while making
strategies for future?
1. How some institutes have been registering growth where as others have shown a
negative trend and why this trend is more prominent in the case of the institutes in the
western part than those in the eastern part of the state.
Table 3: Category- wise enrolment data for 2012 and 2013
Table 4: Enrolment trend in affiliated institution
(2) Are the figures of admissions down in all of the institutes?
Looking at the data presented in the Table 4, it is evident that the institutes (given in
percentage of the total number of institutes) who have registered a growth in enrollment of
students, over the last year, far exceed those registering a decline. This answers the
question while eliminating any possibility of wrong perceptions on this matter.
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2. The question as to how do we achieve the desired growth for 2014-15, can perhaps
be better answered then. What special measures were taken by those institutes
reversing the trend of a decline by improving their enrolment figures compared with
last year?
We would try to learn from those who had better figures of admissions and see if we could
make all others to adopt the same practices and approaches. Moreover, we will also focus
on the programs that are showing rising demand.
There is a caution here when we are to analyse the enrolment data. Often, we compare the
enrolment data with the data of approved capacity of intake and that would not be the
appropriate way because the approved intake is considering the future prospects. A
comparispon done with the last year's enrolment would provide better assessment of
growth. Considering this thus, the UPTU has a bright future, as far as the growth prospects
are concerned.
What has been seen is that while a large number of students are going out of UP, there is a
flow of students from the nearby states like Bihar, Jharkhand etc. into UP. That is why the
figures of admissions in UPTU are comparatively better than many of the technical
Universities in Southeren and Western parts of India. While noting this, one must remember
that all the leads obtained from this report must be used for the decision-making, for the
future. In this regard, it will be worthwhile mentioning here that we will have to think of
conducting our exams in the nearby states as well. Further, we will have to seek changes in
our policy of eligibility criteria by allowing students coming from outside of UP. So many
seats remaining vacant in the University, it is good enough a justification for this.
5. UPTU, Noida Campus
Noida campus consists of a five storied high-tech building is equipped with modern facilities
and infrastructure required for teaching and learning, conduction of conferences/ seminars/
workshops, such as, modern classrooms, conference hall and space for setting up of
specialized laboratories along with some facilities for boarding. This campus would be
dedicated to serve as the hub for various activities of capability building in UPTU. The
project on Virtualization of Technical Education would also be executed from there. The
campus will be used for various academic activities especially related to faculty
development, conduction of MTech programs and continuing education programs, besides
establishing a modern digital library.
The virtualization project has just been commissioned and during the year 2014, it will be in
full operation catering to the needs of all affiliated institutes of UPTU.
6. UPTU, Jankipuram, Lucknow Campus
The construction work of Jankipuram campus of UPTU was held up for over a year after it
began in July 2011at 32 acres of land at Jankipuram Extension, Lucknow. In the first phase,
it is planned to construct a 10 storied building for academic purposes and an 8 storied
building for administrative purposes. This campus would be used to start several of PG
programs and to set up centers of excellence in research and innovation in various
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Construction site in Jankipuram campus
emerging fields of engineering and technology. A fiber optic LAN will provide the Internet
connectivity to every corner of the campus. This will be additionally supported by the
wireless connectivity. The campus is planned to comply the GREEN CAMPUS standards.
There will a modern STP system in place and water based cooling will be used for the
central air-conditioning of the building to conserve energy. The University is planning to shift
to its own campus having facilities essential for the smooth operations of the University.
Following pictures show the status of construction at site.
The aim would be to establish capability to develop projects in collaboration with the
research centers in the developed world. Following two centers of excellence would be set
up on: a) Novel Materials and Nano Composites with focus on development of
technologies and materials meant for applications such as photochemical conversions for
energy from solar light, aviation, automobiles, green buildings etc. and b) Radiation
Processing Technology for exploiting the advantages of this technology for various
industrial products and materials. The centers will be equipped with all modern amenities
and facilities for collaborative research projects for novel processes and technologies.
Table 5: Details of the Receipts & Expenditure of the University (GBTU) in FY 2012-13
PARTICULARS RECEIPTS PARTICULARS EXPENDITURE
(in thousand `) (in thousand `)
Receipts from interest in FD 477114 Expenditure on Pay/Allowances 22260
SEE Money Received 13550 Office Expenditure 6465
Development Fees & Funds 41079 Examination Stationary & 63968
from Faculty of Architecture, IET Question Paper
& Affiliated Colleges
Receipts from Research 2201 Conduction of Examination 46934
Scholars
Inspection Fee 46350 Expenditure on Evaluation of 30050
Answer book
Receipts Related to Examination 609624 Expenditure in Development 101041
Activities
Statutory University Receipts 18717 Travelling Allowances 16476
Hospitalities 569
Other Receipts 7156 Rent/Taxes/Charges 51
Modular M. Tech./M. Pharm. Fees 833 Maintenance of Vehicles 1853
Maintenance of Equipments 1450
Receipts related to Chhatra 32346 Maintenance of land/ 1078
Kalyan Nidhi buildings/ Roads
Convocation 8769
Other Student Welfare/ Assistance 11329
Expenditure on Modular MTech/ 4197
MPharm
Expenditure on Teachers fellowship 854
Virtualization of Technical education 9151
project expenditure
Expenditure on development of 65197
constituent colleges
TOTAL 1248970 TOTAL 391692
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7. Financial Position of University
Introduction
UPTU is a self-financed University. The details of the receipts and expenditure incurred in
the financial year 2012-13 are given in Table 5.
From the data, it is evident that the University has been successful in generating resources
for its future growth, in different areas, from examination, development and enrolment fees
etc. Faculty of Architecture, Institute of Engineering & Technology and the four newly
created constituent colleges should be the centers of excellence for the University. The
resources generated by the University would be utilized towards making all these
constituent institutes as the role model of technical education in the state. It has been
realized that the resources of the University must be invested in creating state-of-the-art-of-
research base of the University to make itself sustainable mainly through earnings from the
research and innovation.
Sl. No. Expenditure Heads No. of Students Expenditure
benefitted in ` Lacs
1 On death of Students 03 3.00
2 On death of Mother/Father of students 183 100.25
3 Reimbursement of Fees 19 8.11
8. Human Resources
Officials of Gautam Buddh Technical University are given below.
1. Vice Chancellor : Dr. R K Khandal
2. Pro Vice Chancellor : Prof. D.S. Yadav
3. Finance Officer : Shri Birendra Chaubey
4. Registrar : Shri US Tomer
5. Controller of Examination : Vacant
6. Additional Controller of Examination : Dr Vikram Singh Yadav
7. Joint Controller of Examination : Shri Rajiv Kumar
8. Account Officer : Shri Anuj Kumar Pandey
Govt. of Uttar Pradesh had sanctioned 44 positions of officers and staff. Government further
approved 121 positions for the smooth running of the University. Composition of various
councils and committees of University is given in Appendix E. Officials of Faculty of
Architecture and Institute of Engineering and Technology are given in sections 14 and 15.
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Corpus Fund for Future Liabilities for Staff
The University has created a corpus fund of Rs.19 crores for meeting all the future financial
liabilities of its employees. The point here is that the University has not been able to create a
stable organization structure and this is one of the bottlenecks in the growth path of UPTU. It
is high time that the organization structure is put in place, if the University plans to establish
itself as the leading one in technical education. It will be the endeavour to accomplish this
task during the year 2014.
Student Welfare Fund
The University has created a Student Welfare Fund' since 2002-03 for extending financial
support either to students whose parents expire or to the parents whose wards (bonafide
students) expire. In this scheme, a compensation of Rs.1.00 lakh is made to the concerned
student or parent in the event of accidental death of parent or student respectively. In case
of accidental death of parent, the ward who is a bonafide student of University is also
entitled for a further exemption of tuition fee and examination fee. No compensation is
admissible to parents, in case of natural death of their wards (bonafide students). In this
scheme, a compensation of Rs. 50,000/- and tuition fee exemption is also admissible to the
students in the event of natural death of the guardian supporting the student. During April,
2012 to March, 2013 the expenditure made from this fund is given in Table 6.
Table 6: Expenditure from Student Welfare Fund
9. Strategic Planning Group
It has been felt that there is a need for setting up of a strategic planning group comprising of
eminent personalities from the field of engineering, technology and management. The
strategy planning group will be constituted soon mainly to prepare a vision document of the
University and to prepare guidelines for the University to achieve academic excellence in
the field of technical education. It will be a think tank with the following mandate:
Prepare a vision document which the University can adopt as the benchmark for all
its future endeavours. All the activities should be to realize the vision set for the
University.
Evolve strategies and prepare road maps to nurture and sustain excellence of
University's own set-ups (Faculty of Architecture and Institute of Engineering &
Technology) and its affiliated institutions.
To develop technology enabled management and systems for improved quality,
academic productivity and enhanced effectiveness as well as efficiency and
reduced response time.
To identify future technological areas that need nurturing in University's own set-ups
as well as affiliating institutions
10. Virtualization of Technical Education
An ambitious centrally sponsored plan scheme, namely, National Mission on Education
through Information and Communication Technology (NMNICT), is being administered by
the Department of Higher Education, Ministry of Human Resource Development,
Government of India. The scheme has three major objectives: connectivity, e-content
generation, and providing low cost access-cum-computing devices to the institutions. A
project named Virtualization of Technical Education has been commissioned during 2013.
It is planned to put the project in full operation to provide e-contents of various technical
programs especially in the subjects which the students find hard to understand and grasp.
These e-contents will be disseminated through audio-video centers at each academic
department of the 14 nodal centers of the project. The recording of lectures by eminent
experts beginning from next semester is aimed to be completed recording the key topics
during 2014.
11. Quality Enhancement Programme
Question Bank
In future, the development of question bank for each subject would be the key task for
examination control. It is planned to have question papers from each of the teachers of all
affiliated institutes.
Faculty Audit
The University has taken a decision for faculty audit at affiliated institutions. The faculty
audit at the institution will be carried out by a committee approved by academic council. All
the institutions are now required to furnish the details of the faculty members under
mandatory disclosure.
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Under the Quality Enhancement Reforms many initiatives were taken to address subtle
issues related with Examination process of the University leading to Examination Reforms.
The efforts made towards Examination reforms are listed below.
Challenge Evaluation
In order to bring transparency in examination and evaluation process, UPTU has started a
scheme of Challenge Evaluation. Under this scheme a student is allowed to get his answer
script reevaluated. If the marks on reevaluation are within 5% of the marks given earlier
there will be no change in marks. If the difference is more than 5% then the marks would be
changed. Further, in future, the answer sheet of the challenge evaluation would be put on
the web site of the University.
Rationalization of Sessional Marks
The University has taken initiative to rationalize sessional marks submitted by colleges /
institutions to be proportionate to marks obtained by the students in the theory examination.
This will eliminate the discrepancy of sessional and theory marks obtained by the students.
The Institutions have been further advised to maintain the unbiased approach and
quantitative way of giving sessional marks.
Online Enrollment Process
In order to provide various checks at different level, the University has implemented an
Online Enrollment Process. This facility helps the University and Institutions to reduce the
lengthy paper work and avoids manual intervention eliminating the possibility of any
misappropriation of any type.
12. New Initiative
Teaching Research Fellow Scheme
The University has decided to revive the Teaching Research Fellow Scheme with the aim to
provide assistance to the teaching fraternity. The teaching research fellowship will mainly
target the government engineering colleges facing acute shortage of teachers. The
selection of the fellows would be same as for PhD candidates depending on requirement in
various disciplines. Selected candidates will carry out his research along with the teaching.
The fellow will be given fellowship by the university for a maximum period of five years. The
amount of fellowship given to them will be equal to the salary of an assistant professor.
Honorary Visiting Professor Scheme
The University has decided to empanel eminent people both from the industry and
academics as honorary faculty for various colleges in order to let students know the
practical side of the subject they are studying. The purpose of the scheme is to help colleges
situated in remote areas to disseminate the expertise in different disciplines and also work
as bridge between colleges and industry. Retired teachers or engineers with over 20 years
of experience will be preferred as honorary faculty.
Initiative for Doctoral studies
The system of submission and evaluation of doctoral thesis has been formalized by
designing a well defined system. This conforms to the international standards. The
admissions to the doctoral studies are now done through a written admission test
conducted online separately for each field of study followed by a personal interview strictly
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as per the guidelines of the University Grant Commission. This will on the one hand bring
transparency into the admission process and on the other hand it will ensure that only the
talented students get admission to the research program. Further, the selection of research
topic followed by rigorous monitoring of research work would be given more emphasis
which ultimately would improve the quality of the doctoral studies.
Initiative for MTech/ MPharm Studies
The admission process for MTech and MPharm admissions has been formalized by
conducting a centralized counseling thus making the admission system fully transparent,
efficient and Hassel free. An academic calendar for MTech and MPharm programs has
been finalized and followed to streamline the academic business. For the year 2014, new
MTech programs would be introduced besides targeting to maximize on enrollment of
MTech students.
Innovation in Counselling Process (UPSEE 2013)
In Uttar Pradesh State Engineering Entrance Examination (UPSEE) 2013 counselling,
University modified the counselling process to address the issues/problems/challenges
faced by the applicants, Institutes as well as University. The University invited applications
from all the Engineering Institutions affiliated to it in the State for being considered as a
counselling Centre. After screening the applications of the Engineering Institutions, the
University designated 129 Institutions as Counselling centres for verification of original
documents/certificates, answering the queries of the applicants and making available
support for filling the choice list. These counselling centres were spread in such a way that
they covered almost every part of the State.
Benefits of Innovation to:
(i) Applicants
Applicants were given freedom to choose one among these larger number of counselling
centres as per their convenience (normally at least one centre is located at a walking
distance from their residence) for verification of original documents and collection of One
Time Password (OTP) to be used for the rest of the Counselling process. The secret OTP
got delivered on the registered mobile number of the applicant as soon as he/she got his/her
document verified. There was no longer any waiting in the queue for verification of
documents and collection of OTP. For the submission of choices, applicants were given
freedom to fill their choices online from their home or any other place of their convenience
including a Counselling centre using the One Time Password (OTP). Applicants were
allowed to fill as many choices as they want now for 8 days instead of much shorter time
provided earlier. Contrary to the earlier process, now applicants were able decide and
submit their choices in presence of their parents, near and dears. Providing more time to
applicants for filling up their choice list and freedom for consulting their parents and friends,
increased the satisfaction level of applicants and their parents. Applicants did not have to go
to Counselling centres for collecting their allotment letters, now allotment letters are also
being delivered to them online. Therefore, the entire Counselling process became painless
and transparent for applicants. This time, an applicant had to pay Rs 500 only once towards
Counselling fee for all rounds of Counselling. Interestingly, designated Counselling centres
being one of the affiliated Institutions of the University, therefore, they did the document
verification of applicants free of cost. Earlier, each applicant had to spend on an average Rs
10000 towards Journey and fooding and lodging for participation in the Counselling process
in the City of designated Counselling centre. Due to this innovation, the financial burdens on
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applicants towards participation in the Counselling process had been reduced to 98%.
Nearly 60000 applicant participated in the Counselling process of UPSEE 2013, therefore,
Society would have got the relief from the financial burden of more than Rs 60 Crores this
year due to such a useful Innovation. The marginal increase in the reporting of applicants
through UPSEE 2013, demonstrated that the Society had started accepting this innovation.
Once this Innovation shall be used in its full potential in near future, it is expected to provide
relief from the financial burden to a tune of projected Rs 150 Crores per year and it will serve
large section of the Society in UP.
(ii) Institutes/ Edupreneurs
The Counselling process earlier used to engage the Institutes infrastructure for nearly 40
days and during this period, the academic focus of the Institutes used to get entirely shifted,
however, this year teaching and research practices were properly held parallel to the
Counselling process. There was no crowd at the Counselling centres, therefore the
question of its management did not arise. Moreover, the teaching and teaching supporting
staffs of the Institute were performing all their duties comfortably. More Institutes got
opportunity to build their image in the Society and had better visibility for their Institutes.
Earlier, majority of the Institutes used to remain in isolation from the counselling process.
However, involving large number of Institutes as verification centre and providing them
opportunity to work as choice filing centres resulted in the enhancement of trust among
them and University. This innovation shall help edupreneurs to focus more towards quality
teaching and research and build the reputation of their Institute through output of quality
manpower which are employable and further build linkages with industries, reputed
research organisations and foreign Universities.
(iii) University
The Counselling process previously used to engage University officials very heavily for
nearly 40 days. This time as most of the steps of the Counselling process is being done
online through a Computer server, which, required very less physical interaction of the
applicants with the University and therefore the engagements of the University officials had
been significantly reduced. The University is highly encouraged with this innovation,
because, in the first year itself, nearly 10% more reporting of applicants to Counselling
centres had been observed.
(iv) State of UP
This is a very useful innovation and has provided a lot of convenience to 60000 admission
aspirants to various engineering courses in the State and provided them relief from burden
of estimated expenditure of more than Rs 60 Crores. In near future once large section of the
Society shall understand this innovation and start taking advantage of it, there shall be a
financial relief to the Society to a tune of projected Rs 150 Crores per year in the State of UP.
(v) Country
The results of this innovation clearly demonstrated that it had been widely accepted by the
Society. However, in the near future there would be more beneficiary in the Country. The
other States in the Country too used to admit engineering students through State Entrance
Examinations and Counselling. If the model of Uttar Pradesh Technical University,
Lucknow, became useful in other States, it has the potential to provide more convenience to
larger section of the Society and also provide relief to the Society from the huge financial
burden.
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Initiatives for Capacity and Capability Building
Memorandums of Understanding
UPTU and CMC Limited (A Tata Enterprise) in order to bridge the gap between
the requirement of trained IT manpower as per the industry standards and the
current skill set of available resources, have entered in to an MoU. The activities
shall begin at IET, UPTU, Lucknow.
Signing of MoU with CMC Limited
UPTU and M/s Liqvid eLearning Services Pvt. Ltd. have entered into a MoU to
improve the English speaking skills of the students of the University. Pilot project
shall be conducted at IET, UPTU, Lucknow for 500 students.
Signing of MoU with CMC Limited
Signing of MoU with M/s Liqvid eLearning Services Pvt. Ltd.
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UPTU and dragonFly Education Pvt Ltd have entered in to an MoU to conduct a pilot
project of Master Class Solutions consisting of Teaching Assessment Learning
model. Initially, this project shall be implemented at IET, UPTU, Lucknow. Based on
the experience of the pilot project, the program shall be extended to the other
affiliated Institutions of the University.
Signing of MoU with M/s dragonFly Education Pvt Ltd.
UPTU and NITTTR Chandigarh have entered into an MoU for building linkages
between NITTTR and the University for faculty development. NITTR has
established a Virtual Training Studio at NOIDA campus of the University and another
virtual training studio shall be established soon at IET, UPTU, Lucknow.
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UPTU shall implement the INSPIRE program of DST, Government of India to
improve soft skills of the students and promote sports culture in the University.
A Center of Excellence of Microsoft is going to be established at IET, UPTU
Lucknow. A MoU in this regard is to be signed soon.
Workshop Organized
Industry Academia Interaction over dinner meet was organized by IET, UPTU,
Lucknow on February 13, 2013 under TEQIP Phase-II assisted by World Bank to
provide an opportunity for developing better linkages between University and
Industries.
A National Workshop on Innovation Roadmap 2020 for UP; A Brain Storming
Session was organized by State Innovation Council, UP (SInCUP), at Yojana
Bhavan, Lucknow on July 24, 2013 to foster innovations in State of Uttar Pradesh.
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A workshop on Human Values was organized by the University in the month of
December 2013 to help students appreciate complimentarily between values and
skills to help sustained happiness and prosperity and to facilitate holistic perspective
among students toward life. The workshop highlighted plausible implication of such
a holistic understanding in terms of human ethical conduct, trustful and mutually
satisfying human behavior and mutually enriching interaction with nature.
A National workshop on Industry Academia Interaction for Innovation and Quality
Technical Education: A Path Forward for 2020 was organized by IET, UPTU,
Lucknow under TEQIP Phase-II on September 04, 2013.
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A National workshop on Transformation through IT and Biotechnology Infusion was
organized by AKWL in academic partnership with IET, UPTU Lucknow at Indira
Gandhi Pratisthan, Lucknow on October 19, 2013 to stimulate the eco system for
innovation and for transformation and positioning of Uttar Pradesh among top five
states of the country.
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A National workshop on Industry Academia Interaction on Frugal Engineering was
organized by IET, UPTU, Lucknow under TEQIP Phase-II on October 26, 2013.
A National workshop on Industry Academia Interaction: Convergence 2013 was
organized by IET, UPTU, Lucknow under TEQIP Phase-II on December 21, 2013.
During the event, the felicitation of Silver Jubilee Batch (1984-1988) was also
organized.
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Industry Academia Networking over Dinner Meet was organized by IET, UPTU
Lucknow under TEQIP Phase-II on December 31, 2013.
13. Plagiarism
The University has policy of zero tolerance towards the cases of plagiarism. In its
endeavor to formalize the policy and dealing mechanism of the plagiarism cases an
exhaustive policy document has been prepared and put before the consideration of the
Academic Council. The council has constituted a high level committee to make a final
recommendation on the draft policy for the consideration of the Academic Council. The
university plans to come up with a rational, precise and formal plagiarism policy by the end
of this academic year. The procurement of software for this purpose is also being
considered.
14. Faculty of Architecture
Faculty of Architecture of Uttar Pradesh Technical University is located on a six acre site, at
a walking distance from the city center of Hazrat Ganj. It started as a part of Government
College of Arts & Crafts in 1912 and is one of the oldest in the country. The College got
separated from Government College of Arts and Crafts in 1976. Till the academic session of
1999-2000, the College was running a 5-year degree course leading to a Bachelor's degree
in Architecture, affiliated to Lucknow University for award of the Bachelor' degree.
However, since academic session 2000-2001, as per the decision of the Government,
similar to all other technical institutions of the State, it got affiliated to U.P. Technical
University for all academic matters. Thereafter, the college got the status of Faculty of
Architecture of Uttar Pradesh Technical University, Lucknow.
The faculty, since its inception, has acquired a reputation of its studio-based curriculum
providing a balanced understanding of architecture and a stimulating environment for
creativity.
The faculty has a well-stocked library with approximately 14000 books and journals, a
computer laboratory and good hostel facilities for girls and boys. The Faculty members are
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actively engaged in high end research and sponsored consultancy projects. The College
has started a post-graduate course for the award of Master of Architecture along with a
master's degree course in Urban Development and Planning which is already approved by
the academic council.
A team of 40 students went to represent Faculty of Architecture, UPTU at the Zonal NASA
(National Association of Students of Architecture) convention, 2013 and they secured
overall first prize, Ruben's Trophy (Displaying students' class works)-First Prize, Cultural
trophy- Second Prize, Main Design I-First Prize, Main Design II-Second Prize, Landscape
DesignFirst Prize, Interior Design-First Prize.
A team of four students went from the Faculty of Architecture, UPTU at the annual fest of IIT
Roorkee 'Cognizance 2013' and they secured Second Prize in Bamboo Tech. Architectural
Design Competition. Entries of three students were published in the Indian Architects and
Builders magazine in the month of February, May and July, 2013. A team of two students
participated in Archumen, 2013 a national level Quiz Competition held in Banglore on 8th
November, 2013 and secured 3rd prize.
Another feather in the cap was added when the faculty successfully hosted and brought to
grand conclusion, the Lucknow chapter of Canberra's centenary celebrations in honor of Ar.
Walter Burley Griffin on 26th September, 2012. The event christened Capital Visions, was a
huge success and saw visiting foreign dignitaries Prof. Christopher Vernon from the
University of Canberra and Dr. David Headon, a cultural advisor and renowned historian
delivered addresses and presentations. All of the architectural who's who of Lucknow were
present and it was one of the biggest architecture related events ever organized in the city.
The general body meeting of Faculty of Architecture held on 9th and 10th November, 2013
was one of the most splendid events that took place in the year. More than 300 alumni
turned up for the event from all over the nation and even from abroad. The two days events
comprised of lectures and seminars, exhibitions and showcases of the works of students as
well as alumni.
Ever persistent in their efforts, the students and teachers at the Faculty of Architecture,
UPTU look ahead at the new academic year with profound promise and positivity.
Faculty of Architecture
Dean: Professor Jagbir Singh
Faculty Members :
1. Prof. Rajiv Kacker, Associate Professor & Head of the Department
2. Prof. Mohd Sabahat, Associate Professor and Proctor
3. Dr. Vandana Sehgal, Assoc. Professor & Coordinator- Ph.D. and M.Arch.
4. Smt. Ritu Gulati, Sr. Assistant Professor
5. Sri IC Vidyasagar, Sr. Assistant Professor
6. Sri Rakesh Paijwar, Assistant Professor
7. Smt. Farheen Bano, Assistant Professor
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Laurels, Distinctions & Recognitions of Faculty Members
1. Professor Jagbir Singh is nominated as a member Of Council of Architecture,
constituted under architect's act 1972 by the State Government, Fellow Member
Indian Institute of Architects, Member Indian Institute of Interior Designers and
Reviewer of refereed architectural journals besides numerous publications in
international and national journals and conventions. Prof. Singh is advisor to govt. of
UP for selecting Architects for prestigious buildings in the state.
2. Prof. Vandana Sehgal specializes in architectural theory has been awarded the
Ph.D. for her topic Abstract Ideas in Architecture: The Idea of Infinite in 20th century
Architecture. She is also an acclaimed artist with solo painting exhibitions and book
illustrations to her credit, Also an author of papers in national architecture journals.
3. Ritu Gulati specialises in Energy Efficient Architecture, has been registered with
Griha as Evaluator and Trainer. She has been eminent panelist on talks on energy
efficiency and sustainability and delivered special lectures for Centre of Science
Environment, U.P. Jal Nigam, Lucknow Development Authority besides National
Architectural Journals viz. Inside Outside and Architect Interiors. She has published
papers in national refereed journals and conventions of Indian Institute of Architects
and Indian Institute of Interior Designers. She worked on energy efficiency for
doctoral and research on Housing Neighborhoods and Role of Materials and
Technology both In Traditional and Modern Chairs submitted as minors for the
doctoral. She is the winner of best guide for sustainable thesis and Birla Yuva Ratna
international award.
Training & Placement
Training and placement cell of the institute has been extremely active and committed to the
cause of students. Hundred percent students of the faculty are placed after passing out and
work in esteemed organizations both nationally and internationally. Students prefer to either
initiate their own professional consultancy or work under experienced professionals before
venturing on their own. Training in the VIIth semester attempts to expose them to the best
minds nationally and internationally that assists them find appropriate placement before
they pass out
15. Institute of Engineering and Technology (IET)
Institute of Engineering and Technology Lucknow (also known as IET Lucknow) was
established in the year 1984. The Institute became constituent college of U. P. Technical
University in the year 2008 and since 2012 Institute has been accorded the status of
Autonomous Institution by the UGC. The institute offers, BTech, MTech, MCA, MBA and
PhD programmes.
Institute has well qualified and highly motivated faculty.
The student intake/output is of the best quality in the State of U.P.
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Institute is running the second phase of TEQIP. The performance of the Institute has
been adjudged as the best at the state level by NPIU.
IET Lucknow at present, has nine departments, namely
1. Applied Sciences and Humanities
2. Biotechnology
3. Chemical Engineering
4. Civil Engineering
5. Computer Science & Engineering
6. Electrical Engineering
7. Electronics Engineering
8. Mechanical Engineering
9. Business Administration
Officials of the Institute
1. Director : Prof. RK Khandal
2. Dean Administration : Prof. BN Mishra
3. Dean Academics :Prof. HK Paliwal
4. Head, Applied Sciences & DSW : Prof. A Singh
5. Head, Biotechnology : Prof BN Mishra
6. Head, Chemical Engineering : Sri D Singh
7. Head, Civil Engineering : Prof. JB Srivastava
8. Head, Computer Science : Prof. SP Tripathi
9. Head, Electrical Engineering : Prof. B Dwivedi
10. Head, Electronics Engg. & Dean R&D : Prof. VK Singh
11. Head, Mechanical Engineering : Sri A Mittal
12. Head, Business Administration : Prof. DN Kakkar
13. Proctor : Prof. SP Shukla
14. Prof. in charge Training & Placement : Dr. V Pathak
15. Registrar : Sri T Tahir
16. Medical Officer : Dr. LK Sharma
17. Accounts Officer : Mr. A Rajvanshi
Faculty Members of various Departments
Applied Sciences & Humanities
1. Dr. B Kunwar, Professor
2. Dr. VK Singh, Professor
3. Dr. DN Kakkar, Professor
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4. Dr. A Singh, Professor & Head
5. Dr. AK Katiyar, Professor
6. Dr. Alka Tripathi, Professor
7. Dr. Sanjay Srivastava, Associate Professor
8. Dr. Sanjay Kumar Singh, Associate Professor
Bio Technology
1. Dr. B. N. Mishra, Professor & Head
Chemical Engineering :
1. Mr. RP Ram, Assistant Professor (On duty leave)
2. Mr. Dhananjay Singh, Assistant Professor & Head
Civil Engineering:
1. Dr. JB Srivastava, Professor & Head
2. Dr. SP Sharma, Professor
3. Dr. MZ Khan, Professor
4. Dr. NB Singh, Professor
5. Dr. SP Shukla, Professor
6. Dr. K Narayan, Professor
7. Dr. AK Shukla, Associate Professor
8. Dr. Virendra Pathak, Associate Professor
9. Mr. VK Singh, Associate Professor
Computer Science & Engineering:
1. Dr. M Tripathi, Professor
2. Dr. SP Tripathi, Professor & Head
3. Dr. DS Yadav, Professor
4. Dr. MH Khan, Associate Professor
5. Dr. Manish Gaur, Associate Professor
6. Mr. Girish Chandra, Associate Professor
7. Dr. YN Singh, Assistant Professor
8. Mr. Manik Chandra, Assistant Professor
9. Mr. Natthan Singh, Assistant Professor
10. Mr. Tanvir Tahir, Senior Programmer
11. Mr. Ritendra Goel, Senior Programmer
12. Dr. SS Soam, Senior Programmer
Electrical Engineering
1. Dr. Bharti Dwivedi, Professor & Head
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2. Dr. Kuldep Sahai, Professor
3. Dr. Anurag Tripathi, Assistant Professor
4. Dr. Arunima Verma, Assistant Professor
5. Mr. Satyendra Singh, Assistant Professor
Electronics Engineering
1. Dr. VK Singh, Professor & Head
2. Dr. Neelam Srivastava, Professor
3. Dr. SRP Sinha, Associate Professor
4. Dr. Subodh Wairya, Associate Professor
5. Mr. Amit Kumar, Assistant Professor
Mechanical Engineering
1. Dr. HK Paliwal, Professor
2. Mr. Arun Mittal, Associate Professor & Head
3. Dr. Shailendra Sinha, Associate Professor
4. Mr. Rajeev Kumar, Associate Professor
5. Dr. Sudhanshu Trivedi, Assistant Professor (On Leave)
6. Mr. Virendra Mishra, Workshop Superintendent
Business Administration
1. Dr. D.N. Kakkar, Professor & Head
Training and Placement
Training & Placement cell continuously strives to help students in pursuing their career
goals by acquiring employment-seeking skills and ultimately to attain desired employment.
This is accomplished through building a strong partnership amongst students, alumni,
faculty members and industries. Along with a rigorous academic schedule, we place a great
emphasis on all-round development of our students. Aptitude Tests, Group Discussions,
Personal Interviews and Personality Development workshop give students exposure to
various requirements of industries and train them in every aspect. Care is taken to ensure
that equal opportunity is given to all. The Training & Placement Cell works towards
recognizing the core competencies of students. It works through a close knot organization
and has a structure which conveys information to the students at the fastest possible rate.
The cell provides the best of the facilities for conducting the recruitment programmes. A
systematized coordination is extended by the cell to enable the recruited students to play
their rolls of their respective organizations.
The Institute of Engineering & Technology Lucknow and TATA Consultancy Ltd. have
entered into a MoU for student and faculty development program. In this endeavor, a
student development seminar on "Digital Enterprise - Confluence of Social Media, Big Data,
Mobility and Analytics" was organized by TCS at our Institute. Ericsson trains students of
Electronics & Communication and Instrumentation branches under its University relation
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program named EMPOWER. Through EMPOWER, Ericsson maintains relationship with
students and Universities in 3 phases. CONNECT Internship opportunities at Ericsson for
students, EXCEL - Telecom training opportunity to students and CAREER Job
opportunities with Ericsson through the Trainee Program.
It is designed to give students the maximum exposure possible and keep them involved with
Ericsson for an entire year. During the session 2012-13 the CONNECT phase of the
EMPOWER training program for the selected 80 students was conducted. The EMPOWER
program for 2013-14 batch is scheduled in January 2014. Over the years, the T&P cell has
maintained symbiotic, vibrant and purposeful relationship with Industries across the country
and as a result, has built up an impressive placement record both in terms of percentage of
registered students placed, as well as the number of companies visiting the campus. A total
of 129 students were placed during campus interviews from the 2013 passing out batch,
even before they have appeared for their final semester exams. The names of some of the
eminent companies that recruited our students are TCS, Adobe systems, Tata Chemicals,
L&T, Honda Cars India Ltd., Bajaj Energy, New Gen Software, Impetus Infotech, KEC
International Ltd. etc to name a few. T&P cell also help many aspiring students to participate
in various pool campuses in which colleges from all over U.P. are invited to participate.
Placement of the 2013-14 batch is on, 60 students have already been placed in TCS. Tata
chemicals and Bajaj Energy is scheduled to visit campus in January 2014. Some more
companies e.g. Hindalco Industries, L&T, KEC-RPG, Honda Cars, Samsung etc are
expected to visit in coming months. A summary of Discipline wise placement statistics for
the year 2012-13 is given in Table 7.
Table 7: Placement statistics of IET Lucknow for 2012-13
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Research Profile of IET, Lucknow
More than two hundred research articles and books of faculty members of Institute of
Engineering and Technology were published. A list of published research articles and books
are given in the Appendix-A.
16. Progress of Affiliated Institutions
The progress made by the affiliated institutions, mostly in private sector, is significant and
extremely encouraging. Faculty members of private institutions have made a very good
progress in terms of writing research papers, books and articles. The placement records
from some of the institutions are very encouraging. A brief report on achievements of the
institutions in the private sector is given Appendix-B.
We have witnessed an increase in the number of new colleges over past one year. In
today's Convocation a total 44349 B.Tech., 2332 B. Pharm., 209 B.Arch., 250 BHMCT,
5670 MBA, 1245 MCA, 167 M.Tech., 96 M.Pharm. students and 43 PhD scholars will be
awarded degrees. 15 Gold Medals and 15 Silver Medals will be awarded to the toppers of
different courses to recognize and honor excellence.
The growth of the University is ascribed mainly to the contributions from its affiliated
Institutes. It is heartening to observe that the new Institutes are coming up with new lease of
momentum to the existing growth rate while conforming to the guidelines and norms of
AICTE. This is happening, mainly because of the inspiration that the new edupreneurs get
from the success stories of the new Institutes. The good development is the team spirit with
which all the Institutes have been working together taking University along in all matters
related to the improvements in quality of education. A system of having better coordination
by way of holding workshops and meetings involving Institutions and University has been
worked out. Several capability building projects would be undertaken jointly by the
Institutions and University.
My heartiest congratulations to all the recipients of degrees and winners of medals and
prizes. I am confident that you will definitely contribute to the process of national
development to improve the quality of life of our people and thus, bring glory to your alma
mater, the State and the Country. My best wishes to you all to become the torch bearers of
innovation and value creation. May you all excel in your chosen profession!
Before, I conclude, I wish to place on record my sincere gratitude to His Excellency, the
Governor of Uttar Pradesh and Chancellor of Uttar Padesh Technical University, with whose
blessings the University has steadily been growing. I express my gratitude to Dr. Sam
Pitroda, Advisor to the Hon'ble Prime Minister, for consenting to deliver the Convocation
address. I am highly thankful to Hon'ble minister of State, Technical Education, Government
of UP, Shri Ram Sakal Gurjar Ji for sparing valuable time to grace the occasion. I am
particularly indebted to Shri Rajiv Kapoor, Principal Secretary to His Excellency, the
Governor of UP and Shri Neeraj Kumar Gupta, Principal Secretary, Technical Education
and all other Officers and Staff for their support, guidance and goodwill towards the
University. I wish to convey my deep sense of appreciation to the Executive Council
Members, Members of Academic Council, Finance Committee and Examination
Committee, Deans Faculty of Architecture and Institute of Engineering and Technology,
Lucknow, Chairpersons, Directors, Members of the Faculties and Staff, Graduates of the
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Year, Other distinguished Guests, Students, Parents and Members of the Media for their
interest and continued cooperation. I am confident that with their involvement and ever
growing support from the Government of Uttar Pradesh, the Uttar Pradesh Technical
University will be in a position to meet its onerous mandate in an effective manner.
Once again, I welcome you all to this Eleventh Convocation ceremony.
Jai Hind.
Dr. Sam Pitroda is an internationally respected development thinker, policy maker, telecom
inventor and entrepreneur who has spent over four decades in Information and
Communications Technology and related human and national developments initiatives.
Credited with having laid the foundation of Indias technology and telecommunications
revolution in the 1980s, Dr. Pitroda has been a leading campaigner to help bridge the global
digital divide.
During his tenure as Adviser to Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi in the 1980s Dr. Pitroda headed
six technology missions related to telecommunications, water, literacy, immunization, dairy
and oil seeds. He was also the founder and first chairman of Indias Telecom Commission.
In these roles, he helped revolutionise Indias development policies and philosophies with a
focus on access to technology as the key to social change.
Dr. Pitroda was Chairman of India's National Knowledge Commission (2005-2009), an
advisory body to the Prime Minister of India, set up to provide a blueprint for reform of the
knowledge related institutions and infrastructure in the country. The Commission has
offered a series of recommendations on various aspects of the knowledge paradigm to help
India meet the challenges of the 21st century.
He is currently Adviser to the Prime Minister of India on Public Information Infrastructure and
Innovations and has undertaken the ambitious task of providing a plan for creating digital
infrastructure in the country for enhancing governance and improving delivery of public
services. He is also the Chairman of the National Innovation Council (NInC) which is
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Chief Guest of the Eleventh Convocation
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11 January, 2014
Hon'ble Dr. Sam Pitroda
Adviser to the Prime Minister
Public Information Infrastructure & Innovations
working on several initiatives to boost innovation performance in the country. He is also
working with the Law Ministry and other stakeholders for enhancing the use of ICT in Justice
for improving delivery of justice. Dr. Pitroda is also the Chairman of the Smart Grid Task
Force set up under the aegis of the Ministry of Power, Government of India. He has also
been appointed one of the founding Commissioners of the United Nations Broadband
Commission for Digital Development. He is also part of an Empowered Committee on the
promotion of semiconductor wafer fabrication manufacturing units in India constituted by
Ministry of Communication and Information Technology. He also headed the Expert Group
on the Modernisation of Railways which submitted its report in 2012. He has recently also
been appointed as Chairman of an Expert Committee set up to review the functioning of
Prasar Bharati by the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting.
He holds close to 100 worldwide patents and has published and lectured widely in the US,
Europe, Latin America and Asia.
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APPENDIX A
1. Applied Sciences & Humanities
A. Journal Papers
1. D.M.Srivastava, A.K.Yadav and S.K.Singh, Quasi-Harmonic Phonon Dynamics of
Potassium Fluoride, International Journal of Advanced Engineering Technology,
India, vol 3, Issue 8, Sept, pp 52-56, 2012.
2. S.K.Singh, Lakshmi Gangwar and Ashutosh Singh,Biogas Technology; An
Overview, International Journal of Advanced Engineering Technology, India, vol 3,
Issue 1, Jan-March, pp 402-409, 2012.
3. Mukesh Kumar, Sanjay K. Singh and N.P.Singh, Heat Evolution During The
Hydration of Portland Cement in The Presence of Fly ash, Calcium Hydroxide and
Super Plasticizer, Thermochemica Acta an ELSEVIER Journal, vol 548 , pp 27-32,
2012.
4. Soni yadav, Deepa Singh, Sanjay Kumar Singh and Vinay Kumar Singh, Novel
Benzimidazole Analogs as Inhibitors of EGFR Tyrosine Kinase, Chemical Biology
and Drug Design, John Wiley & Sons, Vol 80, pp 625-630, 2012.
5. V.K.Singh, Himanshu Sharma, Sanjay Kumar Singh and Lakshmi Gangwar,
Synthesis and in Vitro Evaluation of N-Aryl Pyrido-Quinazolines Derivatives as
Potent EGFR Inhibitors. Accepted for publication in Chem Biol Des.,DOI:
10.1111/cbdd.12133, Feb, 2013.
6. V.K.Singh, S.K.Singh & Lakshmi Gangwar, Synthesis and Antimicrobial Activity of
Novel Fused 4-(3H) Quinazolinone Derivatives, International Journal of Science &
Research, vol 2, Issue 4, April, 2013.
7. Mithilesh Tiwari, S.K.Singh and Lakshmi Gangwar, Quantum Chemical and Energy
Descriptors Base QSAR Studies of Triazines Inhibiting Dihydrofolate Reductase,
International Journal of Science & Research, Vol 2, Issue 7, July, 2013.
8. Sudhanshu Kanaujia, Bharat Singh and Sanjay Kumar Singh, Mapping of Fluoride
Endemic Areas in Rae Bareli District, Uttar Pradesh, India, International Research
Journal of Chemistry Chemical Science Transactions , (Accepted for publication)
on 16 Feb, 2013.
9. Lakshmi Gangwar, Mithilesh Tiwari and S.K.Singh QSAR Studies of Some Novel
Triazines Inhibiting Dihydrofolate Reductase, International Journal of Science &
Research, Vol 2, Issue 10, Oct, 2013.
10. A. K. Katiyar, Chanchal Kumar Pandey and V. K. Katiyar, Correlation model of global
solar radiation based on ASHRAE model: A study case in India. Int. J. Renewable
Energy Technology,Vol 3, No.4, pp 341 355,2012.
11. A. K. Katiyar and C. K. Pandey. A review of solar radiation models-Part I. Journal of
Renewable Energy- Volume,Article ID 168048, 11 pages,2013. Hindawi publication.
12. C. K. Pandey and A. K. Katiyar. Solar Radiation: Models and Measurement
Techniques. Journal of Energy- Volume 2013, Article ID 305207, 8 pages. Hindawi
publication
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Publications of Faculty Members of Institute of Engineering
& Technology, Lucknow
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13. Garima Tiwari, V. K. Katiyar, Vivek Dwivedi, A. K. Katiyar and C. K. Pandey. A
Comparative study of commonly used Solar Dryers in India. International Journal of
Current Engineering and Technology, Vol.3, and No.3,Aug, 2013
14. D.B.Singh, V.N.Shukla, Vikas Kumar, Pragya Gupta and L.Ramma, Vibrational
Dynamicsof2-[3-(p-flourobenzoyl)Propyl]-1,2,3,4,6,7,12,12,a octahydropyrazino
[2',1':6,1] Pyrido [3,4-b] Indole [centbutindole]: A Potent Nuroleptic Drug, S-JPSET :
ISSN : 2229-7111, Vol. 3, Issue 1, 2012.
C. Books/Book Chapters
15. Concise synthesis of a di- and a trisaccharide related to the pentasaccharide
repeating unit of the O- antigen from E. coli O141 Nalin Shukla, Sanjay Srivastava,
Naveen K. Khare, Balaram Mukhopadhay and Anakshi Khare, Trends in
Carbohydrate Research, 3, 27-32, 2011.
16. Synthesis of Trisaccharide analogue of the pentasaccharide repeating unit of
Burkholderia brasiliensis Nalin Shukla, Sanjay Srivastava, Naveen K. Khare and
Anakshi Khare, Trends in Carbohydrate Research, 3, 32-36, 2011.
2. Bio-Technology
A. Journal Papers
17. Tiwari, P., Mishra, B. N. and Sangwan, N.S., Phytochemical and Pharmacological
Properties of Gymnema Sylvestre, an Important Medicinal Plant. BioMed Research
International, Accepted 17 Sept, 2013.
18. Tiwari, P., Misra, B. N. and Sangwan, N.S., -Glucosidases from the Fungus
Trichoderma: An Efficient Cellulase Machinery in Biotechnological Applications,.
BioMed Research International, 2013:203735. doi: 10.1155/2013/203735. Epub
2013 Aug 1.
19. Tewari, B.N. and Mishra, B. N.,A Computational Analysis of Polymorphisms in
Tumor Suppressor Genes Present in Colorectal Cancer Pathway, International
journal of Bioinformatics and Biological Science, 1(2): 167-190. Print ISSN: 2319-
5169 Online ISSN: 2321-7111,2013.
20. Soam, S. S., Khan, F., Bhasker, B. and Mishra, B. N., Prediction of MHC Class II
binders/non-binders using negative selection algorithm in vaccine designing,
Journal of Bioinformatics and Sequence Analysis, 5(2):16-24,2013.
21. Somvanshi, P., Rai, S. and Mishra, B. N., 3D QSAR and proteinprotein interaction
studies on neuraminidase against Clostridium perfringens: An approach toward
target identification using structure-based drug designing.Journal of Biomolecular
Structure and Dynamics, 31(sup1), 101. DOI:10.1080/07391102.2013.
786397,2013. (Albany Press)
22. Singh, V., Chaudhary, D. K., Mani, I., Jain, R. and Mishra, B. N. ,Development of
Diagnostic and Vaccine Markers through Cloning, Expression and Regulation of
Putative Virulence-Protein-Encoding Genes of Aeromonas hydrophila. Journal of
Microbiology, DOI 10.1007/s12275-013-2437,2013. (Springer Press).
23. Osama, K., Somvanshi P., Pandey, A.K. and Mishra, B.N.,Modelling of nutrient mist
reactor for hairy root growth using Artificial Neural Network. European Journal of
scientific Research, 97(4):516-526,2013.
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24. Srivastava, A., Somvanshi, P. and Mishra, B.N., Reconstruction and visualization of
carbohydrate, N-glycosylation pathways in Pichia pastoris CBS7435 using
computational and System biology approaches. Systems and Synthetic Biology,
7(2):7-22,2012. (Springer Press).
25. Ranjan, R., Khanna, R. and Mishra, B.N.Sustained operation of a nutrient mist
reactor for the growth of hairy roots. Asia-Pacific Journal of Chemical Engineering,
6(1):23-28, (Wiley InterScience),2011.
26. Dwivedi, N., Mishra, B.N. and Katoch, V.M.,2D-QSAR model development and
analysis on variant groups of anti-tuberculosis drugs. Bioinformation, 7(2):82-
90,2011 (Biomedical Informatics Publishing Group, Singapore).
27. Verma, O.P., Ojha, P.K., Bailey, S.B., Singh, P., Dubey, R. and Mishra, B.N,Isolation,
Partial Purification and Characterization of Phospholipid Hydroperoxide Glutathione
Peroxidase (Phgpx) Enzyme from Oryza Sativa Seedlings. Journal of Chemical
Engineering and Process Technology, 2(5):1-5,2011, (Omics Publishing Group).
28. Dwivedi, N., Mishra, S., Mishra, B.N., Singh, R.B. and Katoch, V.M.,3D QSAR Based
Study of Potent Growth Inhibitors of Terpenes as Antimycobacterial Agents. The
Open Nutraceuticals Journal, 4: 119-124,2011, (Bentham Science Publishers Ltd.).
29. Soam, S.S., Khan, F., Bhaskar, B. and Mishra, B.N.,Identification of MHC Class II
binders/non-binders using Negative Selection Algorithm. Nature Proceedings,
hdl:10101/npre.2011.6608.1,2011.
30. Shukla, A., Pranjal, C., Somvanshi, P., Sahu, T.K., Garg, N., Muthukumar, M. and
Mishra, B.N,Conceptulization of Conversion Nanotechnology and Bioinformatics:
Application in Medicine. In Applied Computational Biology and Statistics in
Biotechnology and Bioinformatics, Ajit K Roy (eds.), Vol 2, pp 707-726,2012. (New
India).
31. Soam, S.S., Bhaskar, B. and Mishra, B.N.,Improved Prediction of MHC Class I
Binders/ Non-Binders Peptides through Artificial Neural Network using Variable
Learning Rate: SARS Corona Virus, a case study. In Software Tools and Algorithms
for Biological Systems, H.R. Arabnia and Q.-N. Tran (eds.), Advances in
Experimental Medicine and Biology, Vol 696 (Part 2), pp 223-229, doi: 10.1007/978-
1-4419-7046-6_22, ISBN:978-1-4419-7046-6,2011, (Springer New York).
32. Tiwari, P., Mishra, B. N. and Sangwan, N.S. Phytochemical and Pharmacological
Properties of Gymnema Sylvestre, an Important Medicinal Plant. Bio-Med Research
International, Accepted 17 September 2013.
33. Tiwari, P., Misra, B. N. and Sangwan, N.S. -Glucosidases from the Fungus
Trichoderma: An Efficient Cellulase Machinery in Biotechnological Applications.
BioMed Research International, 2013:203735. doi: 10.1155/2013/203735. E
pub,Aug ,2013.
34. Somvanshi, P., Rai, S. and Mishra, B. N. ,3D QSAR and proteinprotein interaction
studies on neuraminidase against Clostridium perfringens: An approach toward
target identification using structure-based drug designing.Journal of Biomolecular
Structure and Dynamics, 31(sup1), 101. DOI:10.1080/07391102.2013.
786397,2013. (Albany Press)
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35. Singh, V., Chaudhary, D. K., Mani, I., Jain, R. and Mishra, B. N. ,Development of
Diagnostic and Vaccine Markers through Cloning, Expression and Regulation of
Putative Virulence-Protein-Encoding Genes of Aeromonas hydrophila. Journal of
Microbiology, DOI 10.1007/s12275-013-2437,2013. (Springer Press).
36. Osama, K., Somvanshi P., Pandey, A.K. and Mishra, B.N.,Modelling of nutrient mist
reactor for hairy root growth using Artificial Neural Network. European Journal of
scientific Research, 97(4):516-526,2013.
37. Tewari, B.N. and Mishra, B. N. , A Computational Analysis of Polymorphisms in Tumor
Suppressor Genes Present in Colorectal Cancer Pathway. International journal of
Bioinformatics and Biological Science, 1(2): 167-190. Print ISSN: 2319-5169 Online
ISSN: 2321-7111,2013
38. S. S. Soam, Feroz Khan, Bharat Bhasker and B. N. Mishra, Prediction of MHC Class
II binders/non-binders using negative selection algorithm in vaccine designing,
Journal of Bioinformatics and Sequence Analysis Vol.5(2) , pp. 1624 , Feb, 2013.
39. Shukla, A., Pranjal, C., Somvanshi, P., Sahu, T.K., Garg, N., Muthukumar, M. and
Mishra, B.N. ,Conceptulization of Conversion Nanotechnology and Bioinformatics:
Application in Medicine. In Applied Computational Biology and Statistics in
Biotechnology and Bioinformatics, Ajit K Roy (eds.), Vol 2, pp 707-726,2012. (New
India).
40. Srivastava, A., Somvanshi, P. and Mishra, B.N. , Reconstruction and visualization of
carbohydrate, N-glycosylation pathways in Pichiapastoris CBS7435 using
computational and System biology approaches. Systems and Synthetic Biology,
7(2):7-22, 2012. (Springer Press).
41. Ranjan, R., Khanna, R. and Mishra, B.N., Sustained operation of a nutrient mist
reactor for the growth of hairy roots. Asia-Pacific Journal of Chemical Engineering,
6(1):23-28, 2011(Wiley InterScience).
42. Dwivedi, N., Mishra, B.N. and Katoch, V.M. ,2D-QSAR model development and
analysis on variant groups of anti-tuberculosis drugs. Bioinformation, 7(2):82-
90,2011 (Biomedical Informatics Publishing Group, Singapore).
43. Verma, O.P., Ojha, P.K., Bailey, S.B., Singh, P., Dubey, R. and Mishra, B.N.Isolation,
Partial Purification and Characterization of Phospholipid Hydroperoxide Glutathione
Peroxidase (Phgpx) Enzyme from Oryza Sativa Seedlings. Journal of Chemical
Engineering and Process Technology, 2(5):1-5, 2011(Omics Publishing Group).
44. Dwivedi, N., Mishra, S., Mishra, B.N., Singh, R.B. and Katoch, V.M.,3D QSAR Based
Study of Potent Growth Inhibitors of Terpenes as Antimycobacterial Agents. The
Open Nutraceuticals Journal, 4: 119-124, 2011(Bentham Science Publishers Ltd.).
45. Soam, S.S., Khan, F., Bhaskar, B. and Mishra, B.N.,Identification of MHC Class II
binders/non-binders using Negative Selection Algorithm. Nature Proceedings,
hdl:10101/npre.2011.6608.1,2011.
46. Soam, S.S., Bhaskar, B. and Mishra, B.N.,Improved Prediction of MHC Class I
Binders/ Non-Binders Peptides through Artificial Neural Network using Variable
Learning Rate: SARS Corona Virus, a case study. In Software Tools and Algorithms
for Biological Systems, H.R. Arabnia and Q.-N. Tran (eds.), Advances in
Experimental Medicine and Biology, Vol 696 (Part 2), pp 223-229, doi: 10.1007/978-
1-4419-7046-6_22, ISBN:978-1-4419-7046-6,2011 (Springer New York).
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3. Chemical Engineering
A. Journal Papers
47. Dhananjay Singh, Durgesh Pratap, Sunita Maurya and Devendra P. Maurya,
Hygiene Promotion & Sanitation through Solar Distillation for Safe Drinking
Water in Rural India, International journal of ChemTech Research, Vol. 3(1), 51-57,
Jan-March, 2011 (ISSN No.0974-4290) (Citation:01)
B. Conference Papers
48. Dhananjay Singh, Durgesh Pratap and Sunita Maurya Recent uses of Biomass as a
source of biofuel, Proceedings of International conference on Recent Trends in
Engineering, Technology & Management, 28 February 2011, Bundelkhand Institute
of Engineering and Technology, Jhansi, 13-17. ISBN 93-80697-69-4.
49. Dhananjay Singh and Rajesh Khanna Universal Features in Dewetting of Thin
Liquid Films on Solid Surfaces, Proceedings of National Conference on
Technological Advancements in Chemical and Environmental Engineering(TACEE),
23-24 March 2012, BITS-Pilani, Rajasthan, 61. ISBN 978-93-81583-31-9.
50. Dhananjay Singh, D. Pratap, Ritunesh Kumar, Dharampal and R.P. Ram,
Fundamentals of Voltage Generation in Microbial Fuel Cells , An international
conference on Recent Trends in Engineering , Technology and Management during
February 26-27, 2011 at BIET Jhansi.
51. Ram Pravesh, R. P. Bharti and A. K. Dhiman Periodic fluid flow across an array of
circular cylinders , An international conference on Advances in Chemical
Engineering (ACE-2013), during February 22-24, 2013 at I.I.T Roorkee. SOUVENIR,
Paper ID: 00147, page. No. 78.
52. Dhananjay Singh and Rajesh Khanna Universal Features in Dewetting of Thin
Liquid Films on Solid Surfaces, Proceedings of National Conference on
Technological Advancements in Chemical and Environmental Engineering (TACEE),
23-24 March 2012, BITS-Pilani, Rajasthan, 61. ISBN 978-93-81583-31-9.
53. Ram Pravesh, R. P. Bharti and A. K. Dhiman Periodic fluid flow across an array of
circular cylinders , An international conference on Advances in Chemical
Engineering (ACE-2013), during February 22-24, 2013 at I.I.T Roorkee. SOUVENIR,
Paper ID: 00147, page. No. 78.
54. Dhananjay Singh and Rajesh Khanna Universal Features in Dewetting of Thin
Liquid Films on Solid Surfaces, Proceedings of National Conference on
Technological Advancements in Chemical and Environmental Engineering (TACEE),
23-24 March 2012, BITS-Pilani, Rajasthan, 61. ISBN 978-93-81583-31-9.
4. Civil Engineering
55. Behera, S.N., Sharma, M., Nayak P., Shukla, S.P. and Gargava P. (2013). An
Approach for Evaluation of Proposed Air Pollution Control Strategy to Reduce Levels
of Nitrogen Oxides in an Urban Environment. Journal of Environmental Planning and
Management, DOI:10.1080/09640568.2012.750600. ISSN 0964-0568 (Print), 1360-
0559 (Online). Impact Factor: 1.107. Cited by 2.
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56. Singh, K.P., Gupta, S., Kumar, A. and Shukla, S.P. (2012). Linear and nonlinear
modeling approaches for urban air quality prediction. Science of the Total
Environment, 426, 244-255. ISSN 0048-9697. Impact Factor: 3.286. Cited by 6.
57. Behera, S.N., Sharma, M., Dikshit, O. and Shukla, S.P. (2011). GIS-based emission
inventory, dispersion modeling and assessment for source contributions of
particulate matter in an urban environment. Water, Air, & Soil Pollution, 218 (1-4),
423-436. ISSN 0049-6979 (Print), 1573-2932 (Online). Impact Factor: 1.625. Cited
by 12.
58. Shukla, S.P., Yadav, S.K., Lohani, B., Biswas, S., Behra, S.N., Singh, N.B., Singh,
N.K. (2012). Characterization of traffic noise for a typical Indian road crossing.
Current Science, 103(10), 1193-1201. ISSN 0011-3891. Impact Factor: 0.935.
59. Somvanshi, S., Kunwar, P., Singh, N.B., Shukla, S.P. and Pathak, V. (2012).
Integrated remote sensing and GIS approach for water quality analysis of Gomti
river, Uttar Pradesh. International Journal of Environmental Sciences, 3 (1), 62-74.
ISSN 0976-4402.
60. Shukla, S.P., Agrawal, V., Singh, N.B., Shukla, R., Bhargava, D.S. and Behera, S.N.
(2011). Water quality index of surface water quality in an industrial area in Kanpur
City. Institution of Engineers (India) Journal-Environmental Engineering, 92, 18-22.
61. Srivastava, A. K. , Yadav, V. , Pathak, V. , Singh, S., Tiwari, S., Bisht, D. S. and
Goloub, P., 2013, , Variability in aerosol characteristics over Delhi in the western
Indo-Gangetic Basin: Identification of aerosol types and implications to radiative
forcing. (Communicated to Journal of Atmospheric Environment)
62. Somavanshi, S., Kunwar, P., Singh, N. B., Shukla, S. P. and Pathak, V., 2012,
Integrated remote sensing and GIS approach for water quality analysis of Gomti
River, Uttar Pradesh. International Journal of Environmental Sciences, 3(1), 62-74.
(DOI: 10.6088/ijes.2012030131008)
63. Gudes, O., Yigitcanlar, T., Kendall, E., and Pathak, V., 2011, Using a knowledge
based approach: the way communities make decisions. In Yigitcanlar, Tan &
Fachinelli, Anna Cristina (Eds.) The 4th Knowledge Cities World Summit, October
26-27, 2011, Bento Goncalves, Brazil, pp. 164-171.
64. Shukla.A.K. An Approach For Design of Noise Barriers on Flyovers In Urban Areas
In India International Journal for traffic & transport Engineering , vol.1. no 2 .Sept
2011, pp. 158 167,ISSN 2217-544X SERBIA, Belgrade
65. Shukla. A.K. Prediction Of Vehicular Pollutants SO2 And NOx By General Finite
Line Source Model For Medium Sized Metropolitan City , International Journal of
Advanced Engineering Technology , India ,(E ISSN 0976-3945) IJAET/Vol.II/ Issue
II/April-June, 2011/pp 27-36
66. Khan M.Z., Khan J.A., Ahmad S., Khan M.A. 2012 An Overview of the Liquefaction of
Fine grained soils. International Journal of Engineering & Sciences IJES, ISSN :
2872 to 4721
67. Mishra, Ashutosh, Sharma, M.P, Dr. Khan, M.Z. and Dr. Trivedi, Archana 2012 In-
Situ ncorporation of Sugar Industry Raw Material Waste and Impact on Physical
andManurial Value of Soil Environment. International Journal of Current Chemistry :
Vol., No. 2012 ISSN : 0976-0784; pp197-206
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68. Shandilya, K. K., Shukla, S. P. and Pathak, V., 2013, Applications of Remote Sensing,
Horizons in Earth Science Research, Vol. 10 (In Press, Nova Science Publishers
Inc., Hauppauge, NY).
69. Gudes, O., Kendall, E., Yigitcanlar, T., Han, J. H. and Pathak, V., 2012, Developing a
Competitive City Through Healthy Decision-Making, City Competitiveness and
Improving Urban Subsystems: Technologies and Applications, IGI Global U.S.A.
70. Singh, K.P., Gupta, S., Kumar, A. and Shukla, S.P. (2012).Linear and nonlinear
modeling approaches for urban air quality prediction. Science of the Total
Environment, 426, 244-255. ISSN 0048-9697. Impact Factor: 3.286. Cited by 6.
71. Shukla, S.P., Yadav, S.K., Lohani, B., Biswas, S., Behra, S.N., Singh, N.B., Singh,
N.K. (2012). Characterization of traffic noise for a typical Indian road crossing.
Current Science, 103(10), 1193-1201. ISSN 0011-3891. Impact Factor: 0.935.
72. Somvanshi, S., Kunwar, P., Singh, N.B., Shukla, S.P. and Pathak, V. (2012).
Integrated remote sensing and GIS approach for water quality analysis of Gomtiriver,
Uttar Pradesh. International Journal of Environmental Sciences, 3 (1), 62-74. ISSN
0976-4402.
73. Somavanshi, S., Kunwar, P., Singh, N. B., Shukla, S. P. and Pathak, V., 2012,
Integrated remote sensing and GIS approach for water quality analysis of Gomti
River, Uttar Pradesh. International Journal of Environmental Sciences, 3(1), 62-74.
(DOI: 10.6088/ijes.2012030131008)
74. Gudes, O., Pathak, V., Kendall, E., and Yigitcanlar, T, 2011, Thinking spatially, acting
collaboratively: a GIS-based health decision support system for improving the
collaborative health-planning practice. In Traver, Vicente, Fred, Ana, Filipe, Joaquim,
& Gamboa, Hugo (Eds.) Proceedings of the HEALTHINF 2011 : International
Conference on Health Informatics, SciTePress - Science and Technology
Publications , Rome, pp. 148-155.
75. Shukla. A.K, Shukla. S.P, Singh N.B, Pandey. Chakrapani Role Of Community and
Governance In Sustainability of Few Environmental Issues, National Conference
on Recent Advances in Civil Engineering,4-5 March 2011 , Arya College of
Engineering & Research Centre Jaipur , Rajasthan.
76. Gudes, O., Yigitcanlar, T., Kendall, E., and Pathak, V., 2011, Using a knowledge
based approach: the way communities make decisions. In Yigitcanlar, Tan &
Fachinelli, Anna Cristina (Eds.) The 4th Knowledge Cities World Summit, October
26-27, 2011, Bento Goncalves, Brazil, pp. 164-171.
B. Conference Papers
77. Singh Dhananjai. Singh N.B, Shukla. S.P. (2011). Shukla. A.K. Yana. Shiva. Kumar,
Khan Maimoona. Sahu. Renu. Shankar Vijay, Atulesh. Kumar Sandeep. Singh
Kumar Neeraj,Biomass And Biogas Energy Resource Management: An Option For
Socio Economic Growth Of Rural Area Proceedings of National Seminar on
Management Of Technologies For Advancing Rural India 5th - 6th February, 2011,
S. D. College of Engineering and Technology, Muzaffarnagar, pp 295-302,
ISBN10:0230-33254-4, ISBN13:978-0230-33254-4
56
78. Atulesh. Shukla. S.P., Singh N.B.,Shukla. A.K, Yadav. Shiv. Kumar, Shankar
Vijay,Kumar Sandeep. Sachan. Smita. Kumar Singh Neeraj. Khan Maimoona.(2011)
Monitoring Of Air Pollutants In Rural Areas Using Passive Sampler, Proceedings of
National Seminar on Management Of Technologies For Advancing Rural India 5th -
6th February, 2011 , S. D. College of Engineering and Technology, Muzaffarnagar , pp
10-17, ISBN10:0230-33254-4 , ISBN13:978-0230-33254-4
79. Shukla. A.K, Singh. N.B, Shukla. S.P..(2011) Criteria For Assessment Of
Performance Of PMGSY Roads , Proceedings of National Seminar on
Management Of Technologies For Advancing Rural India 5th - 6th February, 2011 ,
S. D. College of Engineering and Technology, Muzaffarnagar, pp 310-317,
ISBN10:0230-33254-4, ISBN13:978-0230-33254-4
80. Yadav. Shiv. Kumar, Shukla. S.P., Singh N.B., Shukla. A.K., Singh Neeraj. Kumar,
Sachan. Smita. Atulesh. Singh Dhananjai. Kumar Sandeep. Khan Maimoona,
Assessment Of Traffic Noise Level At Boundary Of Rural Area On A National
Highway Proceedings of National Seminar on Management Of Technologies For
Advancing Rural India 5th - 6th February, 2011 , S. D. College of Engineering and
Technology, Muzaffarnagar, pp 93-102, ISBN10:0230-33254-4, ISBN13:978-0230-
33254-4
81. Singh Neeraj. Kumar, Shukla. S.P. Singh N.B, Shukla. A.K, Yadav. Shiv. Kumar,
Atulesh. Singh Dhananjai. Shankar Vijay, Kumar Sandeep. Sahu. Renu. Status Of
Water Supply In Rural Areas Of India , Proceedings of National Seminar on
Management Of Technologies For Advancing Rural India 5th - 6th February, 2011 ,
S. D. College of Engineering and Technology, Muzaffarnagar , pp 246-53,
ISBN10:0230-33254-4, ISBN13:978-0230-33254-4
82. Shukla. A.K, Shukla. S.P, Singh N.B, Pandey. Chakrapani Role Of Community and
Governance In Sustainability of Few Environmental Issues, National Conference
on Recent Advances in Civil Engineering,4-5 March 2011 , Arya College of
Engineering & Research Centre Jaipur , Rajasthan.
83. Shandilya, K. K., Shukla, S. P. and Pathak, V., 2013, Applications of Remote Sensing,
Horizons in Earth Science Research, Vol. 10 (In Press, Nova Science Publishers Inc.,
Hauppauge, NY).
84. Gudes, O., Kendall, E., Yigitcanlar, T., Han, J. H. and Pathak, V., 2012, Developing a
Competitive City Through Healthy Decision-Making, City Competitiveness and
Improving Urban Subsystems: Technologies and Applications, IGI Global U.S.A.
85. Pandey, Archana and Singh, N.B. (2013). An effective environmental education-a
prerequisite for sustainable development. Proceedings of National conference on
emerging trends in engineering and technology, 16-17 March 2013, Vishveswarya
Group of Institutions, Ghaziabad.
86. Srivastava, A. K. , Yadav, V. , Pathak, V. , Singh, S., Tiwari, S., Bisht, D. S. and
Goloub, P., 2013, , Variability in aerosol characteristics over Delhi in the western
Indo-Gangetic Basin: Identification of aerosol types and implications to radiative
forcing. (Communicated to Journal of Atmospheric Environment)
57
87. Pandey, Archana and Singh, N.B. (2013). An effective environmental education-a
prerequisite for sustainable development. Proceedings of National conference on
emerging trends in engineering and technology, 16-17 March 2013, Vishveswarya
Group of Institutions, Ghaziabad.
88. Singh, N.B., Giri, Aradhana, Shukla, S.P. and Batra, Deepika (2013). The progressive
use of remote sensing and GIS for natural disaster detection and prevention.
Proceedings of management & technology of control of disasters, 23-24 November,
2013, S. D. College of Engineering and Technology, Muzaffarnagar, 192-207. ISBN:
978-93-82951-42-1.
89. Pandey, S.K., Gupta, S.K., Singh, N.B. and Dubey, Meera (2013). Characterization of
waste water discharge load from Ghazipur city to river Ganga. Proceedings of recent
approaches to water resource management, RAWRM-2013, 09-10 December,
2013, Indian School of Mines (ISM), Dhanbad.
90. Gudes, O., Pathak, V., Kendall, E., and Yigitcanlar, T, 2011, Thinking spatially, acting
collaboratively : a GIS-based health decision support system for improving the
collaborative health-planning practice. In Traver, Vicente, Fred, Ana, Filipe, Joaquim,
& Gamboa, Hugo (Eds.) Proceedings of the HEALTHINF 2011 : International
Conference on Health Informatics, SciTePress - Science and Technology
Publications , Rome, pp. 148-155.
5. Computer Science and Engineering
A. Journal Papers
91. Y N Singh and S K Singh, Individual Identification using Linear Projection of
Heartbeat Features, IET Biometrics, August 2013, pp. TBA, ISSN: 2047-4938, e-
ISSN: 2047-4946.
92. Y N Singh and S K Singh, Identifying Individuals Using Eigenbeat Features of
Electrocardio-gram, Journal of Engineering, 2013, Article ID 539284, 18, ISSN:
2314-4904, e-ISSN:2314-4912 [doi:1155/2013/539284].
93. Y N Singh and S K Singh, A Taxonomy of Biometric System Vulnerabilities and
Defenses,International Journal of Biometrics, 5(2), 137159, January 2013. ISSN:
1755-8301, e-ISSN: 1755-831X.
94. Y N Singh, S K Singh and P Gupta, Fusion of Electrocardiogram with Unobtrusive
Bio-metrics: An Efficient Individual Authentication System, Pattern Recognition
Letters, 33(11),19321941, September 2012. ISSN: 0167-8655 [doi:
10.1016/j.patrec.2012.03.010]
95. Y N Singh, S K Singh and A K Ray, Bioelectrical Signals as Emerging Biometrics:
Issues and Challenges. ISRN Signal Processing, 2012, Article ID 712032, 113,
June 2012. ISSN:2090-5041, e-ISSN: 2090-505X [doi:10.5402/2012/712032]
96. Y N Singh and S K Singh, Evaluation of Electrocardiogram for Biometric
Authentication.Journal of Information Security, 3(1), 3948, January 2012. ISSN:
2153-1234, e-ISSN:2153-1242 [doi:10.4236/jis.2012.31005]
97. Y N Singh and P Gupta, Correlation based Classification of Heartbeats for Individual
Identi-fication. Soft Computing, 15(3), 449460, March 2011. ISSN: 1432-7643, e-
ISSN: 1433-7479.
58
98. Y N Singh and S K Singh. Biometrics: Seek to Eliminate Computer Passwords.
InternationalConference on Artificial Intelligence and Soft Computing (AISC 2012),
December 7-9, 2012,IIT(BHU) Varanasi, pp. TBA.
99. Y N Singh and S K Singh, Vitality Detection from Biometrics: State-of-the-art, In:
Proc.IEEE World Congress on Information and Communication Technologies (WICT
2011), 11-14Dec 2011, Mumbai, India, pp. 106111, December 2011. ISBN: 978-1-
4673-0127-5, [doi:10.1109/WICT.2011.6141226]
100. Radhey Shyam, Advanced Methods for Localized Content Based Image Retrieval
[Extended Abstract], in Proceedings, International Journal of Computer Science
Issues (IJCSI), Vol. 9, Issue 6, No. 1,December 2012, pp. 402-407.
101. Manish Gaur and Rama Kant. Article: DR!_ F : A Fault Tolerant Distributed Routing
Calculi. International Journal of Computer Applications 40(7):1-7, February 2012.
Published by Foundation of Computer Science, New York, USA.
102. Poonam, S P Tripathi, P K Shukla, Uncertainty Handling using Fuzzy Logic in Rule
Based Systems, International Journal of Applied Science & Technology, Korea, vol.
45, no. 3, pp. 31-45. (ISSN 2005-4238)
103. P K Shukla, S P Tripathi, A Review on the Development of Fuzzy Systems by
Integrating Evolutionary Multiobjective Optimization (EMO), Information,
Switzerland, Vol. 3, No. 3, pp. 256-277, 2012. (OPEN ACCESS JOURNAL) (ISSN
2078-2489)
104. Anurag Srivastava, S. P. Tripathi, Requirements engineering process assessment:
an industrial case study, International Review on Computers and Software, Vol. 7,
No. 5, pp.2149-2158, 2012. (ISSN 1828-6003)
105. Anurag Srivastava, S. P. Tripathi, A survey on requirements engineering process
maturity assessment and improvement model, International Journal of Computer
Applications, Vol. 34, No. 5, Nov, 2011. (ISSN 0975-8887)
106. Anurag Srivastava, S. P. Tripathi, A Requirements Engineering Maturity
Measurement Framework Tool for Medium and Small Scale Software Companies,
International Review on Computers and Software, Vol. 6, N. 5, September 2011.
(ISSN 1828-6003)
107. Ramesh Vaishya, S. P. Tripathi, Strategic Aproach for Automatic Text Summarization,
International Journal of Computer Science and Information Security, Vol. 9, No. 5,
May 2011. (ISSN 1947-5500)
108. Vivek K Singh, S. P. Tripathi, R. P. Agarwal, J. B. Singh, Formal Verification of Finger
Print ATM Transaction through Real Time Constraint Notation (RTCN), International
Journal of Computer Science Issues, Vol. 8, Issue 3, March 2011. (ISSN 1694-0784)
109. Concurrency Control System Using Event-B, FEDCSIS 2012, Sept 9-12,2012,
Wroclaw, Poland. IEEE Digital Library, ISBN 978-83-60810-48-4, 2012.
110. Girish Chandra and Divakar Yadav, Verification of Money Atomicity in Digital cash
based Payment Systems, Information System Security, Lecture Notes in Computer
Science, Vol 7671, pp 249-264, Springer-Verlag, Berlin-Heidelberg, 2012.
59
111. Raghuraj Suryavanshi and Divakar Yadav, Rigorous design of Lazy Replication
System Using Event-B, Contemporary Computing, Communications in Computer
and Information Sciences, Vol 306, pp 407-418, Springer-Verlag, Berlin-Heidelberg,
2012
112. Raghuraj Suryavanshi and Divakar Yadav, Rigorous Design of Partition-Aware Total
Order Broadcast System using Event-B, International Journal of Computer
Applications 26(8):35-39, New York, 2011. ISBN: 978-93-80864-34-9.
113. Y N Singh and S K Singh, Individual Identification using Linear Projection of
Heartbeat Features, IET Biometrics, August 2013, pp. TBA, ISSN: 2047-4938, e-
ISSN: 2047-4946. [Accepted]
114. Y N Singh and S K Singh, Identifying Individuals Using Eigenbeat Features of
Electrocardio-gram, Journal of Engineering, 2013, Article ID 539284, 18, ISSN:
2314-4904, e-ISSN:2314-4912 [doi:1155/2013/539284].
115. Y N Singh, S K Singh and P Gupta, Fusion of Electrocardiogram with Unobtrusive
Bio-metrics: An Efficient Individual Authentication System, Pattern Recognition
Letters, 33(11),19321941, September 2012. ISSN: 0167-8655 [doi:
10.1016/j.patrec.2012.03.010]
116. Y N Singh and S K Singh, Challenges of Biometrics: Evaluation of System Attacks
and Defences. Journal of Information Assurance & Security, 7(3), 207221, June
2012. ISSN:1554-1010.
117. Y N Singh, S K Singh and A K Ray, Bioelectrical Signals as Emerging Biometrics:
Issues and Challenges. ISRN Signal Processing, 2012, Article ID 712032, 113,
June 2012. ISSN:2090-5041, e-ISSN: 2090-505X [doi:10.5402/2012/712032]
118. Radhey Shyam, Advanced Methods for Localized Content Based Image Retrieval
[Extended Abstract], in Proceedings, International Journal of Computer Science
Issues (IJCSI), Vol. 9, Issue 6, No. 1,December 2012, pp. 402-407.
119. Anurag Srivastava, S. P. Tripathi, Requirements engineering process assessment:
an industrial case study, International Review on Computers and Software, Vol. 7,
No. 5, pp.2149-2158, 2012. (ISSN 1828-6003)
120. Soam, S. S., Khan, F., Bhasker, B. and Mishra, B. N. (2013) Prediction of MHC Class
II binders/non-binders using negative selection algorithm in vaccine designing.
Journal of Bioinformatics and Sequence Analysis, 5(2):16-24. (Academic Journal)
121. Y N Singh and S K Singh, A Taxonomy of Biometric System Vulnerabilities and
Defenses,International Journal of Biometrics, 5(2), 137159, January 2013. ISSN:
1755-8301, e-ISSN: 1755-831X.
122. Y N Singh and S K Singh, Evaluation of Electrocardiogram for Biometric
Authentication.Journal of Information Security, 3(1), 3948, January 2012. ISSN:
2153-1234, e-ISSN:2153-1242 [doi:10.4236/jis.2012.31005]
123. Manish Gaur and Rama Kant. Article: DR!_ F : A Fault Tolerant Distributed Routing
Calculi. International Journal of Computer Applications 40(7):1-7, February 2012.
Published by Foundation of Computer Science, New York, USA.
60
124. P K Shukla, S P Tripathi, A Review on the Development of Fuzzy Systems by
Integrating Evolutionary Multiobjective Optimization (EMO), Information,
Switzerland, Vol. 3, No. 3, pp. 256-277, 2012. (OPEN ACCESS JOURNAL) (ISSN
2078-2489)
125. Raghuraj Suryavansi and Divakar Yadav, Modeling of Distributed Mutual Exclusion
system using Event-B, Lecture Notes of the Institute for Computer Science, Social
Informatics and Telecommunication Engineering, Springer-Verlag, 2013
126. Raghuraj Suryavanshi and Divakar Yadav, Modeling of Multiversion Concurrency
Control System Using Event-B, FEDCSIS 2012, Sept 9-12,2012, Wroclaw, Poland.
IEEE Digital Library, ISBN 978-83-60810-48-4, 2012.
127. Raghuraj Suryavanshi and Divakar Yadav, Rigorous design of Lazy Replication
System Using Event-B, Contemporary Computing, Communications in Computer
and Information Sciences, Vol 306, pp 407-418, Springer-Verlag, Berlin-Heidelberg,
2012.
128. Anurag Srivastava, S. P. Tripathi, A survey on requirements engineering process
maturity assessment and improvement model, International Journal of Computer
Applications, Vol. 34, No. 5, Nov, 2011. (ISSN 0975-8887)
129. Anurag Srivastava, S. P. Tripathi, A Requirements Engineering Maturity
Measurement Framework Tool for Medium and Small Scale Software Companies,
International Review on Computers and Software, Vol. 6, N. 5, September 2011.
(ISSN 1828-6003)
130. Ramesh Vaishya, S. P. Tripathi, Strategic Aproach for Automatic Text Summarization,
International Journal of Computer Science and Information Security, Vol. 9, No. 5,
May 2011. (ISSN 1947-5500).
B. Conference Papers
131. Y N Singh, Challenges of Unique ID Environment. In: Proc. National Conference UID
2011,Impact of Aadhaar (Unique ID) in Governance, Social & Technological - Issues
& Challenges,Computer Society of India, Lucknow, December 1011, 2011, pp.
5158.
132. Radhey Shyam, Analysis and Implementation of Image Steganographic Algorithms
[Extended Abstract],in Proceedings, International Symposium on Recent Trends in
Electronics and Communication (ISRTEC-2012), KNIT, Sultanpur, November 2012,
pp. 31-35.
133. Radhey Shyam, Modified Advanced Encryption Standard Algorithm for Image
Encryption [Extended Abstract], in Proceedings, International Conference on
System Modeling & Advancement in Research Trends (SMART-2012), TMU,
Moradabad, October 2012, pp. 369-372.
134. Radhey Shyam, D S Kushwaha, A Taxonomy and Survey of Cloud Computing
(Security Issues & Challenges) [Extended Abstract], in Proceedings, All India
Seminar on Cloud Computing, IEI & IETE,Lucknow, October 2012, pp. 62-67.
135. P K Shukla, S P Triapthi, Interpretability Issues in Evolutionary Multi Objective Fuzzy
Knowledge Base Systems, 7th International Conference on Bio-Inspired Computing:
Theories and Applications (BIC-TA 2012), ABV-IIITM, Gwalior, India, 14-16
December, 2012.(Springer AISC Series).
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136. P K Shukla, S P Tripathi, On the Design of Interpretable Evolutionary Fuzzy Systems
(I-EFS) with Improved Accuracy, International Conference on Computing Sciences,
LP University, India, Sept. 2012. (IEEEXplore)
137. Praveen Kumar Shukla, Surya Prakash Tripathi, A Survey on Interpretability-
Accuracy Trade-Off in Evolutionary Fuzzy Systems, IEEE International Conference
on Genetic and Evolutionary Computation (ICGEC 2011), Taiwan, 29 August-01
September, 2011.
138. Surya Prakash Tripathi, Praveen Kumar Shukla, Fuzzy Logic and Rule Based
Systems: Research Issues & Challenges, IEEE Conference on Signal Processing
and Real Time Operating System (SPRTOS), HBTI, Kanpur, 26-27 March, 2011.
139. Raghuraj Suryavansi and Divakar Yadav, Modeling of Distributed Mutual Exclusion
system using Event-B, Lecture Notes of the Institute for Computer Science, Social
Informatics and Telecommunication Engineering, Springer-Verlag, 2013
140. Girish Chandra and Divakar Yadav, Verification of Money Atomicity in Digital cash
based Payment Systems, Information System Security, Lecture Notes in Computer
Science, Vol 7671, pp 249-264, Springer-Verlag, Berlin-Heidelberg, 2012.
141. Y N Singh, Challenges of Unique ID Environment. In: Proc. National Conference UID
2011,Impact of Aadhaar (Unique ID) in Governance, Social & Technological - Issues
& Challenges, Computer Society of India, Lucknow, December 1011, 2011, pp.
5158.
142. Praveen Kumar Shukla, Surya Prakash Tripathi, A Survey on Interpretability-
Accuracy Trade-Off in Evolutionary Fuzzy Systems, IEEE International Conference
on Genetic and Evolutionary Computation (ICGEC 2011), Taiwan, 29 August-01
September, 2011.
143. Y N Singh and S K Singh, Vitality Detection from Biometrics: State-of-the-art, In:
Proc.IEEE World Congress on Information and Communication Technologies (WICT
2011), 11-14 Dec 2011, Mumbai, India, pp. 106111, December 2011. ISBN: 978-1-
4673-0127-5, [doi:10.1109/WICT.2011.6141226]
Electrical Engineering
Journal Papers
144. Kuldeep Sahay and Bharti Dwivedi, Design and Implementation of Supercapacitors
Energy Storage System for Management of Power System Network, Journal of
Electrical and Control Engineeering, Vol.2, No.4, 2012, Pages 20-25 [August 2012,
ISSN 2226-298X].
145. Kuldeep Sahay and Bharti Dwivedi, Improving Dispatchability of Alternative Energy
Resource with Supercapacitors Energy Storage System, Electrical India , Vol. 52,
No.3, 2012, Pages 90-97,March, 2012.
146. Kuldeep Sahay, Wind Power Integration Effect on Power System Network and
Mitigation through STATCOM, Electrical India, Vol. 51, No.11, 2011, Pages 228-233
[November 2011].
147. Anumeha Awasthi, Kuldeep Sahay and Anuj Yadav , Simulation and Harmonics
Reduction of Wind-Pv Hybrid System, International Journal of Advanced Research
in Computer Science and Software Engineering , Volume 3, Issue 6, June 2013
ISSN: 2277 128X
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148. Kuldeep Sahay , Hybrid Dstatcom Based On Supercapacitors & Batteries For
Performance Improvement Of Distribution Network , International Journal of
Advanced Research in Electrical,Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering ,
Volume 2 Issue 8,Pages3630-3638,2013/8/20.
149. Anumeha Awasthi, Kuldeep Sahay, Anuj Yadav , Simulation and Harmonics
Reduction of Wind-Pv Hybrid System, International Journal of Advanced Research
in Computer Science and Software Engineering , Volume 3, Issue 6, June 2013
ISSN: 2277 128X
150. Kuldeep Sahay , Hybrid D-Statcom Based On Supercapacitors & Batteries For
Performance Improvement Of Distribution Network , International Journal of
Advanced Research in Electrical, Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering ,
Volume 2 Issue 8,Pages3630-3638,2013/8/20.
151. Anurag Tripathi, Nalin Lochan Gupta The Vector nature of Electric Current, IEEE
Potentials, Vol.31, No. 3, May/June, 2012.
152. Kuldeep Sahay and Bharti Dwivedi, Design and Implementation of Supercapacitors
Energy Storage System for Management of Power System Network, Journal of
Electrical and Control Engineering, Vol.2, No.4, 2012, Pages 20-25 [August 2012,
ISSN 2226-298X].
153. Kuldeep Sahay and Bharti Dwivedi, Improving Dispatchability of Alternative Energy
Resource with Supercapacitors Energy Storage System, Electrical India , Vol. 52,
No.3, 2012, Pages 90-97,March 2012.
154. Bheem Sonker, Jitendra Kumar and Gopal Sharma , Modelling of Physical System
for Design and Control of Mechatronic System: A Case Study , ANVIKSHIKI ,154-
166 Vol-6[1-17] PRINT ISSN 0973-9777,WEBSITE ISSN 0973-9777, 24 Jan. 2012.
155. Kardam Neha, Ansari A. M. ; Automatic Load Balancing And Fault Tolerance In A
Cl i ent Server Model Based Integrated Substati on, "Internati onal
Journal of Advances in Computer Science and Its Applications" Volume: 3, Issue: 1
organized by UACEE.
156. Kuldeep Sahay, Wind Power Integration Effect on Power System Network and
Mitigation through STATCOM, Electrical India, Vol. 51, No.11, 2011, Pages 228-233
[November 2011].
B Conference Papers
157. Saifullah Khalid, Bharti Dwivedi, Comparison of Soft Computing Control Technique
and Conventional Control techniques applied in shunt active power filter for Total
Harmonic Reduction for Power Electronic Converters in High Frequency (400Hz)
Aircraft system,IEEE-International Conference on Micro Electronics
Communication & Renewable Energy,(ICMiCR), June 04-06, 2013,
Kottayam,Kerala.
158. Saifullah Khalid, Bharti Dwivedi, Comparison of AI Techniques and Conventional
Control techniques applied in shunt active power filter for Total Harmonic Reduction
for Power Electronic Converters in High Frequency (400Hz) Aircraft system. IEEE
International conference on human computer interactions (ICHCI), August 23-24,
2013,Chennai,Tamilnadu.
63
159. Saifullah Khalid, Bharti Dwivedi, Comparison of Control Strategies for Shunt Active
Power Filter under balanced, unbalanced and distorted supply conditions., IEEE
International Conference on Advances in Computing and Communications (ACC
2013), August 29-31, 2013,Coachin, Kerala
160. Saifullah Khalid, Bharti Dwivedi, THD and Compensation time analysis of Control
Strategies for Shunt Active Power Filters in Aircraft Power Utility of 400 Hz, IEEE
International Conference on Advances in Computing and Communications (ACC
2013), August 29-31, 2013,Coachin, Kerala
161. Saifullah Khalid, Bharti Dwivedi, Comparison Of Artificial Intelligent Techniques And
Conventional Control Technique Applied In Shunt Active Power Filter For Total
Harmonic Reduction For Power Electronic Converters In High Frequency (400hz)
Aircraft System, International academic conference on Electrical, Electronics &
Communication Engineering (IACEECE-2013), September 15, 2013,PUNE.
162. Saifullah Khalid, Bharti Dwivedi, Comparison of Control Strategies for Shunt Active
Power Filters in Aircraft Power Utility of 400 Hz., IEEE Sponsored National
Conference On Advances In Electrical Power And Energy Systems (AEPES-2013),
September 20-21, 2013,Ghaziabad
163. Saifullah Khalid, Bharti Dwivedi, Performance Evaluation of GA Optimized & Fuzzy
Logic Control based Shunt Active Power Filter for Constant Frequency Aircraft Power
System, IEEE International conference on Emerging Trends in Communication,
Control, Signal Processing and Computing Applications (CSPCA 2013), October
10-11, 2013, Bangalore
164. Saifullah Khalid, Bharti Dwivedi, Analysis of Control Strategies for Shunt Active
Power Filters in Aircraft Power Utility based on Total harmonic distortion and
compensation time, International Conference on Emerging Trends In Engineering
And Technology,(IETET), October 25-27, 2013,Kurukshetra.
165. Saifullah Khalid, Bharti Dwivedi, Comparative Critical Analysis of SAF using Soft
Computing and Conventional Control Techniques for High Frequency (400 Hz)
Aircraft System, International IEEE Conference on Condition Assessment
Techniques in Electrical Systems (CATCON -2013), Dec 06-08, 2013, Kolkata, India.
166. Saifullah Khalid, Bharti Dwivedi, Application of AI techniques in implementing Shunt
APF in Aircraft Supply System3RD International Conference on Soft Computing for
Problem Solving (SOCPROS-2013),(Springer Publications), December 26-28,
2013,Greater Noida Extension Centre, IIT-Roorkee.
167. Gaurav Kumar, Satyendra Singh, Bharti Dwivedi, Heart Activity: An Engineering
Perspective, the 2012 International conference on bioinformatics & computational
Biology (BIOCOMP'12), July 16-19 2012 Monte Carlo Resort, Las Vegas Nevada,
USA.
168. Kardam Neha, Ansari A. M. ; Automatic Load Balancing And Fault Tolerance In A
Client Server Model Based Integrated Substation, Second International Conference
on Advances in Computer Science and Electronics Engineering (CSEE-2013)
organized by UACEE, IRED.
169. Kardam Neha, Ansari A. M. ; Communication and Load Balancing Using SCADA
Model Based Integrated Substation : International Conference on Energy Efficient
Technologies For sustainability organized by IEEE.
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170. Preeti Verma and S.R. Mohanty, Review of Offshore Wind Farm: Development
Control and Protection Strategy , Proceedings in National Conference on Recent
Trends in Energy System(NCRTES-13), 05-06 April, KNIT, Sultanpur,2013.
171. Preeti Verma and Pankaj Gupta, PSCAD Modeling ,Simulation of DFIG and PMSG
based WECS , Proceedings in Int. Conference on Electrical, Electronics and
Computer Science Engineering (EECS-2013) , ISBN: 978-93-82208-94-5, pp 43-
48,26 May, 2013, New Delhi.
Electronics and Communication Engineering
A. Journal Papers
172. Nitin Jain, Neelam Srivastava, Comparison of TCP Variants in Wired-Cum-Wireless
Environment ,International Review on Computers and Software (I.RE.CO.S.), Italy
, Vol 8, No.5,pp. 1108-1110, May 2013.
173. Amit Sharma, Kshitij Shinghal, Neelam Srivastava, Design and Performance
Analysis of Energy Efficient Routing Algorithm for Wireless Sensor Network ,
International Journal of Engineering Research and Applications (IJERA) Vol. 2, Issue
6, November- December 2012, pp.816-821.
174. Dr. Neelam Srivastava, Arpita Johri, Mudit Saxena, Performance of Nakagami m
Fading Channel with Equal Gain Combining and Maximal Ratio Combining Diversity
Techniques, International Journal of Electronics Communication and Computer
Engineering,Vol, 3, Issue 1,2012,pp.51-57.
175. Verma Alka, Srivastava Neelam & Verma Doshant, Analysis of Gunn Loaded
Rectangular Microstrip Antenna, IETE Journal of Education, Vol. 53,Issue 2,July
December 2012,pp,80-88.
176. Smriti, Garg and Neelam Srivastava , New Binary User Codes For DS CDMA
Communication, Journal of Engineering Science and Technology (JESTEC
Malasiya), Vol. 6, No. 6, 674-684, 2011.
177. Arun Kumar Singh, Neelam Srivastava, J.B.Singh , A Novel Strategy for High
throughput in Adhoc Networks using Potential transmission Count(PTC) Metric,
paper published in WSEAS Transaction on Communications ,Issue 8,Vol. 10,August
2011,pp. 223-232.
178. Arun Kumar Singh & Neelam Srivastava, Experimentally Modified Protocols with
Transmission Count Metric for Efficient Throughput in Ad-Hoc Networks, Ubiquitous
Computing and Communication Journal (UBiCC), Vol, 6, No. 2, pp. 807-813, 2011.
179. Verma Alka, Srivastava Neelam & Verma Doshant, Analysis Of Rectangular
Microstrip Antenna Symmetrically Loaded With Gunn Diodes, International Journal
of Advanced Engineering Technology (IJAET), Vol .II, No. 1, 2011.
180. Kshitij Shinghal, Arti Noor, Neelam Srivastava & Raghuveer Singh, Low power pH
Sensor for Wireless Sensor Network Node for Agricultural Application, MIT
International Journal of Electronics & Communication Engineering, Vol. 1, No. 1, pp.
22-26, 2011.
181. Alka Verma, Neelam Srivastava, Analysis and Design of Rectangular Microstrip
Antenna in X Band, MIT, International Journal of Electronics & Communication
Engineering, Vol. 1, No. 1, pp. 31-35, 2011.
182. Kshitij Shinghal, Arti Noor, Neelam Srivastava, Raghuveer Singh, Intelligent
Humidity Sensor for Wireless Sensor Network Agricultural Application, International
Journal of Wireless & Mobile Networks (IJWMN), Vol. 3, No. 1, 2011.
183. Subodh Wairya, Rajendra Kumar Nagaria and Sudarshan Tiwari, Comparative
Performance Analysis of XOR-XNOR Function based High-Speed CMOS Full Adder
Circuits For Low Voltage VLSI Design, International Journal of VLSI design &
Communication Systems (VLSICS), AIRCC Publication,vol.3, no.2, pp. 221-242,
2012.
184. Subodh Wairya, Rajendra Kumar Nagaria and Sudarshan Tiwari, Performance
Analysis of High Speed Hybrid CMOS Full Adder Circuits for Low Voltage VLSI
Design, VLSI Design, Hindawi Publication, vol. 2012, Article ID 173079, 18 pages,
2012.
185. Subodh Wairya, Rajendra Kumar Nagaria and Sudarshan Tiwari, New Design
Methodologies for High Speed Mixed-Mode CMOS Full Adder Circuits, International
Journal of VLSI design & Communication Systems (VLSICS),AIRCC Publication,
vol.2, no.2, pp. 78-98, 2011.
186. Subodh Wairya, Rajendra Kumar Nagaria and Sudarshan Tiwari, New Design
Methodologies for High-Speed Low-Voltage 1-Bit CMOS Full Adder Circuits, Journal
of Computer Technology and Application (JCTA), David Publications, vol.2, no. 3, pp.
190-198, 2011.
187. R. Senani, D. R. Bhaskar, A. K. Singh and V. K. Singh, 'Synthesis of Electronically-
Controllable Signal Processing/ Signal Generation Circuits using Modern Active
Building Blocks', Chapter 9, Edited by Mourad Fakhfakh, Esteban Tlelo-Cuautle, and
Rafael Castro-Lpez, 'Analog/RF and Mixed-Signal Circuit Systematic Design'.
(2013) ISBN 978-4614-5187-7, 978-4614-5188-4(ebook), DOI 10.1007/978-4.
188. R. Senani, D. R. Bhaskar, S. S. Gupta and V. K. Singh, 'Current-Feedback Op-Amps
their applications, Bipolar/CMOS implementations and their variants', Chapter 3,
Edited by Esteban Tlelo-Cautle, 'Integrated Circuits for analog signal
processing'.(2013) ISBN 978-1-4614-1382-0, 978-1-4614-1383-7 (ebook) DOI
10.1007/978-1-4614-1383-7_3.
189. Raj Senani, D. R. Bhaskar, A. K. Singh and V.K. Singh, `Synthesis of Electronically-
Controllable Signal Processing and Signal Generation Circuits using Modern Active
Building Blocks, Ch. 2 in `RF/Analog and Mixed Signal Circuits Systematic Design'
edited by Mourad Fakhfakh, Esteban Tlelo-Cuautle and Rafael Castro-Lopez, 2013
ISBN 978-3-642-36328-3, 978-3-642-36329-0 DOI 10.1007/978-3-642-36329-0_9
190. Nitin Jain, Neelam Srivastava, Comparison of TCP Variants in Wired-Cum-Wireless
Environment, International Review on Computers and Software (I.RE.CO.S.), Italy ,
Vol 8, No.5,pp. 1108-1110, May 2013.
191. R. Senani, D. R. Bhaskar, A. K. Singh and V. K. Singh, 'Synthesis of Electronically-
Controllable Signal Processing/ Signal Generation Circuits using Modern Active
Building Blocks', Chapter 9, Edited by Mourad Fakhfakh, Esteban Tlelo-Cuautle, and
Rafael Castro-Lpez, 'Analog/RF and Mixed-Signal Circuit Systematic Design'.
(2013) ISBN 978-4614-5187-7, 978-4614-5188-4(ebook), DOI 10.1007/978-4.
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192. R. Senani, D. R. Bhaskar, S. S. Gupta and V. K. Singh, 'Current-Feedback Op-Amps
their applications, Bipolar/CMOS implementations and their variants', Chapter 3,
Edited by Esteban Tlelo-Cautle, 'Integrated Circuits for analog signal
processing'.(2013) ISBN 978-1-4614-1382-0, 978-1-4614-1383-7 (ebook) DOI
10.1007/978-1-4614-1383-7_3.
193. Raj Senani, D. R. Bhaskar, A. K. Singh and V.K. Singh, `Synthesis of Electronically-
Controllable Signal Processing and Signal Generation Circuits using Modern Active
Building Blocks, Ch. 2 in `RF/Analog and Mixed Signal Circuits Systematic Design'
edited by Mourad Fakhfakh, Esteban Tlelo-Cuautle and Rafael Castro-Lopez, 2013
ISBN 978-3-642-36328-3, 978-3-642-36329-0 DOI 10.1007/978-3-642-36329-0_9
194. Amit Sharma, Kshitij Shinghal, Neelam Srivastava, Design and Performance
Analysis of Energy Efficient Routing Algorithm for Wireless Sensor Network ,
International Journal of Engineering Research and Applications (IJERA) Vol. 2, Issue
6, November- December 2012, pp.816-821.
195. Verma Alka, Srivastava Neelam &Verma Doshant, Analysis of Gunn Loaded
Rectangular Microstrip Antenna, IETE Journal of Education, Vol. 53,Issue 2,July
December 2012,pp,80-88.
196. Dr. Neelam Srivastava, Arpita Johri, Mudit Saxena, Performance of Nakagami m
Fading Channel with Equal Gain Combining and Maximal Ratio Combining Diversity
Techniques, International Journal of Electronics Communication and Computer
Engineering, Vol, 3, Issue 1,2012,pp.51-57.
197. SubodhWairya, Rajendra Kumar Nagaria and SudarshanTiwari, Comparative
Performance Analysis of XOR-XNOR Function based High-Speed CMOS Full Adder
Circuits For Low Voltage VLSI Design, International Journal of VLSI design &
Communication Systems (VLSICS), AIRCC Publication,vol.3, no.2, pp. 221-242,
2012.
198. SubodhWairya, Rajendra Kumar Nagaria and SudarshanTiwari, Performance
Analysis of High Speed Hybrid CMOS Full Adder Circuits for Low Voltage VLSI
Design, VLSI Design, Hindawi Publication, vol. 2012, Article ID 173079, 18 pages,
2012.
199. Smriti, Garg and Neelam Srivastava , New Binary User Codes For DS CDMA
Communication, Journal of Engineering Science and Technology (JESTEC
Malasiya), Vol. 6, No. 6, 674-684, 2011.
200. Arun Kumar Singh, Neelam Srivastava, J.B.Singh , A Novel Strategy for High
throughput in Adhoc Networks using Potential transmission Count(PTC) Metric,
paper published in WSEAS Transaction on Communications ,Issue 8,Vol. 10,August
2011,pp. 223-232.
201. Arun Kumar Singh & Neelam Srivastava, Experimentally Modified Protocols with
Transmission Count Metric for Efficient Throughput in Ad-Hoc Networks, Ubiquitous
Computing and Communication Journal (UBiCC), Vol, 6, No. 2, pp. 807-813, 2011.
202. D. K. Srivastava and V. K. Singh, 'Single-Capacitor-Controlled Oscillators using a
Single CFOA, 2011 International Conference on Circuits, System and Simulation
Proc .of CSIT vol.7 (2011), IACSIT Press, Singapore.
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B. Conference Papers
203. Amit Kumar, R. P. Payasi, S. P. Singh, Non-isolated Bidirectional Zero Voltage
Switching DC-DC converter, A National Conference on Recent Trends in Energy
Systems (NCRTES-13), KNIT, Sultanpur, 2013.
204. Prabhat Ranjan Sarkar, Abhishek Garg, Amit Kumar, Cascade Multilevel Inverter in
PV System with Transformer Less Topology, A National Conference on Recent
Trends in Energy Systems (NCRTES-13), KNIT, Sultanpur, 2013.
205. Ankit Kumar, Piyush Agarwal, Amit Kumar, Optimization using Self Organizing
Map, A National Conference on Recent Trends in Energy Systems (NCRTES-13),
KNIT, Sultanpur, 2013.
206. D. K. Srivastava and V. K. Singh, 'Single-Capacitor-Controlled Oscillators using a
Single CFOA, 2011 International Conference on Circuits, System and Simulation
Proc .of CSIT vol.7 (2011), IACSIT Press, Singapore.
207. Deepa Rana and Subodh Wairya, Robust High Speed Full Adder Design For Low
Power VLSI Design, 2nd International Conference on Emerging Trends in
Engineering & Technology, College of Engineering, Teerthanker Mahaveer
University, April12-13, 2013
208. Subodh Wairya , Garima Singh, Vishant, R. K. Nagaria and S. Tiwari, Design
Analysis of XOR (4T) based Low Voltage CMOS Full Adder Cell, IEEE Proc.
International Conference on Current Trends In Technology (NUiCONE2011),
Institute of Technology, Nirma University, Ahmedabad, India, pp. 1-7,
December2011.
209. Subodh Wairya, Pankaj Kumar Tripathi, Rajendra Kumar Nagaria and Sudarshan
Tiwari, Novel Design Topologies for MOSCAP Majority Function Full Adder cells,
Proc. International Conference on Frontiers of Computer Science (ICFoCS-2011),
Atria Institute of Technology, IISC Bangalore, India, pp. 55, August 2011.
210. S. Wairya, V. Narendar, R. K. Nagaria and S. Tiwari, Design of High-Performance
CMOS 1-Bit Full Adder Circuits for VLSI Application, Proc. International Conference
on Advances in Electrical & Electronics Engineering, (ICAEEE2011), MIT,
Moradabad, India, pp. 37-38, February 2011.
211. Amit Kumar, R. P. Payasi, S. P. Singh, Non-isolated Bidirectional Zero Voltage
Switching DC-DC converter, A National Conference on Recent Trends in Energy
Systems (NCRTES-13), KNIT, Sultanpur, 2013.
212. Prabhat Ranjan Sarkar, Abhishek Garg, Amit Kumar, Cascade Multilevel Inverter in
PV System with Transformer Less Topology, A National Conference on Recent
Trends in Energy Systems (NCRTES-13), KNIT, Sultanpur, 2013.
213. Ankit Kumar, Piyush Agarwal, Amit Kumar, Optimization using Self Organizing
Map, A National Conference on Recent Trends in Energy Systems (NCRTES-13),
KNIT, Sultanpur, 2013.
214. Deepa Rana and Subodh Wairya, Robust High Speed Full Adder Design For Low
Power VLSI Design, 2nd International Conference on Emerging Trends in
Engineering & Technology, College of Engineering, Teerthanker Mahaveer
University, April12-13, 2013
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215. Subodh Wairya , Garima Singh, Vishant, R. K. Nagaria and S. Tiwari, Design
Analysis of XOR (4T) based Low Voltage CMOS Full Adder Cell, IEEE Proc.
International Conference on Current Trends In Technology (NUiCONE2011),
Institute of Technology, Nirma University, Ahmedabad, India, pp. 1-7, December2011
216. Subodh Wairya, Pankaj Kumar Tripathi, Rajendra Kumar Nagaria and Sudarshan
Tiwari, Novel Design Topologies for MOSCAP Majority Function Full Adder cells,
Proc. International Conference on Frontiers of Computer Science (ICFoCS-2011),
Atria Institute of Technology, IISC Bangalore, India, pp. 55, August 2011.
Mechanical Engineering
A. Journal Papers
217. Abdul Arif, Abhishek, K.N. Pandey; Thermo-mechanical modeling for residual
stresses of friction stir welding for dissimilar alloys, International Journal of Engg.
Science & Technology (IJEST), Volume -5, No-06, pp- 1195-1204, Jun, 2013.
218. Rajeev Kumar, Anupam Kumar Gupta, V P Sharma, Sanjay Kumar Mishra. Strength
of Joshi External Stabilizing System. Journal of Orthopedic Surgery, Hong Kong
2011, 19(1): 72-5.
219. Rajeev Kumar, Anupam Kumar Gupta, V. P. Sharma, Sanjay Kumar Mishra;
Strength of Joshi External stabilizing system Journal of Orthopedic Surgery, Hong
Kong , 19(1); pp- 72-75,2011.
220. Rajeev Kumar, Sanjay Kumar Mishra; Estimation of Forces and Moments on
Temporomandibular Joint during Mandibular Osteo distraction by Finite Element
Model, Calicut Medical Journal, 2011; 9(2) .
221. Strength of the Joshi External Stabilising System, Rajee Kumar, Anupam Gupta, V P
Sharma, Sanjay Mishra, Journal of Orthopadic Surgery;m 19(1):72-5,2011.
222. Estimation of Force and Movements on Temporomandibular Joint during Mandibular
Osteo Destriction by Finite Element Model, Rajeev Kumar, Sanjay Mishra, Calicut
Medical Journal; 9(2): E-2,2011.
223. Sinha, S. and Agarwal, A. K. "Experimental Investigations of the Effect of Biodiesel
Utilization on Lubricating Oil Degradation and Wear of a Transportation CIDI
Engine", Journal of engineering for Gas turbine and Power , American Society of
Mechanical Engineers (ASME), Vol 132, 042801-1-9, April, 2010.
224. Rajeev Kumar, Anupam Kumar Gupta, V P Sharma, Sanjay Kumar Mishra. Strength
of Joshi External Stabilizing System. Journal of Orthopedic Surgery, Hong Kong ,
19(1): 72-5,2011.
APPENDIX B
A brief report on achievements of the Affiliated Institutions
MoUs signed by Institutions
1. Five MoUs has been signed by ABES Engineering College, Ghaziabad (National
Instruments Centre of Excellence, Microsoft IT Academy, SAP u-Academy, Network
BULLS AND Oracle Workforce Development Programme).
2. An MoU has been signed by MIT, Moradabad (Centre for Wind Energy Technology,
Chennai).
3. Four MoUs has been signed by JP Institute of Engineering & Technology, Merrut
(Ideapot Technologies, Idea Cellular Ltd, Dev Sanskriti Vishwavidyalaya and
Ministry of Labour & Board of Employment Exchange, GOI).
4. Two MoUs has been signed by RKGIT, Ghaziabad ( Sofcon India Pvt Ltd and
ITCONS e-solutions Pvt Ltd).
5. Five MoUs has been signed by AKGEC, Ghaziabad (KUKA Robotics India Pvt Ltd,
BOSCH Rexroth India and SIEMENS Industry Software India Pvt Ltd).
6. Eight MoUs has been signed by JSS Mahavidyapeetha, Noida (Nokia University
Relations, Finland, Schneider Electric, Colorado Heights University, USA, NBA,
New Delhi, Durban Technological University, South Africa, IBM, SAP and FACE
Academy, Banglore).
7. Three MoUs has been signed by GCRG Memorial Trust's Group of Institutions,
Lucknow (National Instruments, Drona Edutronics Pvt Ltd and SIEMENS PLM
Software).
8. Two MoUs has been signed by IIMT Engineering College, Meerut (Magna Carta
College, Oxford UK and Chifley Bussiness School, Malbourne, Australia.
9. Two MoUs has been signed by IMS, Ghaziabad (Centre for Human IT, Karlstad
University, Sweden and KCA University, Nairobi).
10. An MoU has been signed by NITRA Technical Campus, Ghazziabad (Manchester
Metropolitan University, UK).
11. Nine MoUs has been signed by Krishna Engineering College, Ghaziabad (Process
Engineering Company, Celerity Infosolutions Pvt Ltd, Kabir Infotech Systems,
Vedupro Learning Pvt Ltd, Modern Industries, Ablaze Electronics, Excel
Technologies, ONS Technologies Pvt Ltd and Bleulnu Pvt Ltd).
12. One MoU has been signed by RBS Engineering Technical Campus, Bichpuri, Agra
[Society for sustainable Agriculture & Resource Management (SSARM) and
IFSDAA.
Capability Building Projects for Employability of Students
1. Three projects has been carried out by ABES Engineering College, Ghaziabad in
collaboration with Cadence Design Systems, Noida, AICTE-BSNL Employability
Enhancement Training Program, Industrial Automation Research and Training
Centre and Rockwell Automation.
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2. Two projects has been carried out by MIT, Moradabad (Holistic Individual
Development Program, Robotics, Embedded Systems & MATLAB).
3. Sixteen Projects has been carried out by RKGIT, Ghaziabad in collaboration with
various organizations.
4. Five projects has been carried out by AKGEC, Ghaziabad in collaboration with
various organizations.
5. Three projects has been carried out IIMT Engineering College, Meerut in
collaboration with various organizations.
6. Six projects has been carried out IMS, Ghaziabad in collaboration with various
organizations.
7. Four projects has been carried out RBS Engineering Technical Campus, Bichpuri,
Agra in collaboration with various organizations.
International Conferences organized
1. An International Conference on Advances in Electrical, Electronics and Computer
Engineering (ICAEECE-2014) is being organized by MIT, Moradabad on March 8-9,
2014.
2. An International Conference on Emerging Trends and Development in Science,
Management & Technology was organized by RKGIT, Ghaziabad on March 11-12,
2013.
3. An International Conference on IEEE International Advance Computing (IACC-
2013) was organized by AKGEC, Ghaziabad on 22-23 Feb, 2013.
4. An International Conference on Multimodal Multilingual Translation Process was
organized by JSS Mahavidyapeeth, Noida on 28th Nov, 2013.
5. An International Conference on New Approaches in Food Security and Value
Addition Technological & Genetic Options (NAFSUA-2014) is being organized by
RBS Engineering Technical Campus, Agra on Feb 17-19, 2014.
Research and Innovations
1. ABES Engineering College, Ghaziabad has contributed 47 & 30 research papers in
International & National Journals respectively.
2. MIT, Moradabad has contributed 95 and 13 research papers in International &
National journals respectively.
3. JP Institute of Engineering & Technology, Meerut has contributed 15 & 38 research
papers in International & National journals respectively.
4. AKGEC, Ghaziabad innovated productivity Enhancement through Robot based
Automation for CNC Grinding Machine at Micromatic Grinding Technologies Ltd as
well as Design & Development of manually operated portable material dispensing
machine to improve the quality related issues pertaining to manual operation for
Godfrey Philips India Ltd.
5. GCRG Memorial Trusts Group of Institutions, Lucknow has contributed 01 & 08
research and International & National journals respectively.
6. Bharat Institute of Technology, Meerut has contributed 74 research papers in
International/National journals.
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7. IIMT Engineering College, Meerut has contributed on Indexed and Impact factor
awarded International journals IJAST for enhancing research capabilities of faculty
members.
8. NITRA Technical Campus, Ghaziabad has contributed 24 research papers in
International/National journals.
9. Krishna Engineering College, Ghaziabad has contributed 03 research papers in
International/National journals.
Other Achievements
1. MIT, Moradabad received Outstanding Institutions Award 2013 of NITTTR,
Chandigarh.
2. JP Institute of Engineering & Technology, Meerut received three awards by The
Indus Foundation, USA at Indo-Global summit 2013 held at WTC, Mumbai.
3. AKGEC, Ghaziabad received National UP Education award 2013 by CMAI.
4. Bharat Institute of Technology, Meerut received e-Governance Excellence award for
the year 2013-14.
APPENDIX C
PhD Degree Recipients-2012-2013
1. Faculty : Applied Sciences
Field : Bioinformatics
Sl.No. : Ph.D./47000234
Enrolment No. : Ph.D./06/BIOINFO/432
Name : Ashutosh Kumar
=..+.. +=.
Title of Thesis : MOLECULAR MODELING AND STRUCTURE BASED
IDENTIFICATION AND DESIGN OF SMALL MOLECULE ANTI-
TUBERCULAR AGENTS
2. Faculty : Applied Sciences
Field : Biotechnology
Sl.No. : Ph.D./47000235
Enrolment No. : Ph.D./09/BIOTECH/802
Name : Santosh Kumar Upadhyay
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Title of Thesis : ISOLATION, DEVELOPMENT AND CHARACTERIZATION OF
NOVEL INSECTICIDAL MACROMOLECULES
3. Faculty : Engineering & Technology
Field : Biotechnology
Sl.No. : Ph.D./47000236
Enrolment No. : Ph.D./07/BIOTECH/559
Name : Surya Prakash Dwivedi
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Title of Thesis : TEST STANDARDIZATION AND VALIDATION OF A NEW
DIAGNOSTICS PCR ASSAY FOR DETECTION OF
TRICHOMONAS VAGINALIS
4. Faculty : Engineering & Technology
Field : Biotechnology
Sl.No. : Ph.D./47000237
Enrolment No. : Ph.D./07/BIOTECH/695
Name : Vinay Dwivedi
-+ c.
Title of Thesis : A STUDY OF POSSIBLE CHEMOPREVENTIVE POTENTIAL OF
SOME COMMON INDIAN SPICES
5. Faculty : Applied Sciences
Field : Biotechnology
Sl.No. : Ph.D./47000238
Enrolment No. : Ph.D./09/BIOTECH/792
Name : Mohd. Tabish Qidwai
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Title of Thesis : IDENTIFICATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF ANTI-
MALARIAL DRUG TARGETS IN PLASMODIUM FALCIPARUM
6. Faculty : Engineering & Technology
Field : Biotechnology
Sl.No. : Ph.D./47000239
Enrolment No. : Ph.D./09/BIOTECH/737
Name : Kanchan Sonkar
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Title of Thesis : DEVELOPMENT OF EFFICIENT COMPUTATIONAL
APPROACHES FOR THE METABONOMIC STUDIES FROM
NMR SPECTRA
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7. Faculty : Applied Sciences
Field : Biotechnology
Sl.No. : Ph.D./47000240
Enrolment No. : Ph.D./09/BIOTECH/787
Name : Shalu Jain
..- =-
Title of Thesis : STR ANALYSIS FOR DETECTION OF ANEUPLOIDIES AND
DETERMINATION OF ORIGIN OF NON-DISJUNCTION BY QF-
PCR
8. Faculty : Applied Sciences
Field : Biotechnology
Sl.No. : Ph.D./47000241
Enrolment No. : Ph.D./06/BOITECH/508
Name : Surabhi Nanda
=.. -.
Title of Thesis : BIOCHEMICAL MARKERS OF FERTILITY FROM MAMMALIAN
SPERMATOZOA
9. Faculty : Applied Sciences
Field : Biotechnology
Sl.No. : Ph.D./47000242
Enrolment No. : Ph.D./05/BIOTECH/362
Name : Anuj Narayan Mishra
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Title of Thesis : BIOSYNTHESIS OF NANOMATERIALS OF LEAD AND GOLD
METALS BY MICROORGANISMS AND THEIR APPLICATION IN
BIO-INDICATION AND BIOREMEDIATION
10. Faculty : Applied Sciences
Field : Biotechnology
Sl.No. : Ph.D./47000243
Enrolment No. : Ph.D./06/BIOTECH/511
Name : Suman Mishra
==- =>.
Title of Thesis : RAPID MULTIPLICATION OF SUGARCANE AND ELIMINATION
OF SUGARCANE VIRUSES THROUGH IN VITRO
TECHNIQUES
11. Faculty : Engineering & Technology
Field : Chemical Engineering
Sl.No. : Ph.D./47000244
Enrolment No. : Ph.D./08/CHE/627
Name : Rahul
.r-
Title of Thesis : STUDIES ON THE BIODEGRADATION OF VOLATILE ORGANIC
COMPOUNDS IN BIOFILTER
12. Faculty : Engineering & Technology
Field : Chemical Technology
Sl.No. : Ph.D./47000245
Enrolment No. : Ph.D./05/CHT/308
Name : Alak Kumar Singh
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Title of Thesis : STUDIES ON THE UTILIZATION OF WHEY FOR THE
PRODUCTION OF BEVERAGES
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13. Faculty : Applied Sciences
Field : Chemistry
Sl.No. : Ph.D./47000246
Enrolment No. : Ph.D./06/CHY/473
Name : Saroj Yadav
=.= +.
Title of Thesis : USE OF MIXED DYES AS PHOTOSENSITIZER IN
PHOTOGALVANIC CELL FOR SOLAR ENERGY CONVERSION
AND STORAGE
14. Faculty : Engineering & Technology
Field : Civil Engineering
Sl.No. : Ph.D./47000247
Enrolment No. : Ph.D./05/CE/280
Name : Ranu Rani Sethi
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Title of Thesis : DEVELOPMENT OF REGIONAL-SCALE GROUNDWATER
RECHARGE MODEL FOR IRRIGATION USE
15. Faculty : Computer Application
Field : Computer Science
Sl.No. : Ph.D./47000248
Enrolment No. : Ph.D./07/CSE/643
Name : Mohit Soni
=.r+ =.-.
Title of Thesis : UTILIZING THE PATTERN OF VEINS FROM THE PALMA
DORSA AS A BIOMETRIC TRAIT
16. Faculty : Engineering & Technology
Field : Computer Science & Engineering
Sl.No. : Ph.D./47000249
Enrolment No. : Ph.D./06/CSE/496
Name : Saurabh Upadhyay
=.. ::.+.+
Title of Thesis : FORENSIC INVESTIGATION OF DIGITAL SURVEILLANCE
VIDEOS FOR TAMPER DETECTION
17. Faculty : Engineering & Technology
Field : Electrical Engineering
Sl.No. : Ph.D./47000250
Enrolment No. : Ph.D./04/EE/260
Name : Anjali Vishwas Kulkarni
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Title of Thesis : PERFORMANCE INVESTIGATIONS INTO MICROFABRICATION
USING ELECTROCHEMICAL SPARK
18. Faculty : Engineering & Technology
Field : Electronics Engineering
Sl.No. : Ph.D./47000251
Enrolment No. : Ph.D./05/ECE/360
Name : Prem Bhushan Mital
:= ... =.-
Title of Thesis : STUDY AND INVESTIGATION IN CHAOS, NONLINEAR
DYNAMICS AND FRACTALS
19. Faculty : Engineering & Technology
Field : Electronics Engineering
Sl.No. : Ph.D./47000252
Enrolment No. : Ph.D./03/ECE/141
Name : Reena Pant
.-. :+
Title of Thesis : DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF
MICROSTRIP ANTENNAS
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20. Faculty : Management
Field : Management
Sl.No. : Ph.D./47000253
Enrolment No. : Ph.D./04/MANGT/212
Name : Shariq Mohammed
..+ =.r=
Title of Thesis : A STUDY OF BANKING TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCEMENT
AND CUSTOMERS USAGE PATTERN WITH SPECIAL
REFERENCE TO LUCKNOW, KANPUR AND VARANASI
21. Faculty : Applied Sciences
Field : Mathematics
Sl.No. : Ph.D./47000254
Enrolment No. : Ph.D./05/MA/350
Name : Anil Kumar Singh
=-- +=. =r
Title of Thesis : ANALYTICAL STUDY OF RECENT TECHNIQUES IN
BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEMS IN RLASTICITY
22. Faculty : Applied Sciences
Field : Mathematics
Sl.No. : Ph.D./47000255
Enrolment No. : Ph.D./06/MA/353
Name : Shailesh Mishra
.-. =>.
Title of Thesis : MATHEMATICAL ANALYSIS OF DIFFUSION IN BLOOD FLOW
THROUGH BLOOD VESSELS
23. Faculty : Applied Sciences
Field : Mathematics
Sl.No. : Ph.D./47000256
Enrolment No. : Ph.D./05/MA/336
Name : Dileep Sharma
-.: .=.
Title of Thesis : MATHEMATICAL MODELLING OF THE SPREAD OF AIDS
EPIDEMIC IN A VARIABLE SIZE POPULATION
24. Faculty : Applied Science
Field : Mathematics
Sl.No. : Ph.D./47000257
Enrolment No. : Ph.D./07/MA/434
Name : Swati Mishra
-.+ =>.
Title of Thesis : SOME FLOW AND DIFFUSION PROBLEMS IN
MICROCIRCULATION WITH APPLICATION TO
PHYSIOLOGICAL SYSTEMS
25. Faculty : Applied Science
Field : Mathematics
Sl.No. : Ph.D./47000258
Enrolment No. : Ph.D./06/MA/352
Name : Narendra Kumar Verma
-- +=. =.
Title of Thesis : MATHEMATICAL MODELLING OF PULSATILE BLOOD FLOW IN
STENOSED BLOOD VESSELS
26. Faculty : Engineering & Technology
Field : Mechanical Engineering
Sl.No. : Ph.D./47000259
Enrolment No. : Ph.D./07/ME/614
Name : Sanjay Kumar
==+ +=.
Title of Thesis : INVESTIGATION INTO TRANSPIRATION COOLING OF GAS TURBINE
BLADES USED IN GAS/STEAM COMBINED CYCLE POWER PLANTS
27. Faculty : Engineering & Technology
Field : Mechanical Engineering
Sl.No. : Ph.D./47000260
Enrolment No. : Ph.D./03/ME/156
Name : Simant
=.=.-+
Title of Thesis : STUDIES OF DYNAMIC PARAMETERS OF COMPOSITE
PLATE USING COMPOSITE ELEMENT METHOD (CEM)
28. Faculty : Engineering & Technology
Field : Mechanical Engineering
Sl.No. : Ph.D./47000261
Enrolment No. : Ph.D./07/ME/465
Name : Anil Kumar Singhal
=-- +=. =.-
. Title of Thesis : INVESTIGATION INTO MECHANICAL BEHAVIOUR OF FRP
JOINING OF PIPES
29. Faculty : Pharmacy
Field : Pharmacy
Sl.No. : Ph.D./47000262
Enrolment No. : Ph.D./08/PHARM/701
Name : V. Murugesan
.. ==+=-
Title of Thesis : RATIONAL DESIGN AND SYNTHESIS OF THIAZOLIDIN-4-
ONES AS HIV-1 REVERSE TRANSCRIPTASE INHIBITORS
30. Faculty : Pharmacy
Field : Pharmacy
Sl.No. : Ph.D./47000263
Enrolment No. : Ph.D./06/PHARM/400
Name : Amit Goel
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Title of Thesis : ISOLATION, FORMULATION AND EVALUATION OF HERBAL
NANOGEL FOR USE IN ARTHRITIS
31. Faculty : Pharmacy
Field : Pharmacy
Sl.No. : Ph.D./47000264
Enrolment No. : Ph.D./06/PHARM/408
Name : Arundhati Bhattacharyya
==.+. ..=.+
Title of Thesis : DEVELOPMENT OF ORAL DRUG DELIVERY SYSTEM FOR
POORLY WATER SOLUBLE DRUGS USING SOME MODEL
DRUGS
32. Faculty : Pharmacy
Field : Pharmacy
Sl.No. : Ph.D./47000265
Enrolment No. : Ph.D./08/PHARM/649
Name : Sunil Jawla
=-.- =.-.
Title of Thesis : STUDIES ON PHYTOCHEMICAL AND PHARMACOLOGICAL
INVESTIGATION OF SOME ANTIDIABETIC PLANTS
33. Faculty : Computer Science & Engineering
Field : Computer Science
Sl.No. : Ph.D./47000266
Enrolment No. : Ph.D./05/CSE/304
Name : Sandesh Gupta
=-. ++.
Title of Thesis : TWO EFFICIENT BIOMETRIC SYSTEMS : FACE INVARIANT
TO POSE AND PALM VEIN PATTERN
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34. Faculty : Applied Sciences
Field : Physics
Sl.No. : Ph.D./47000267
Enrolment No. : Ph.D./06/PHY/371
Name : Rajesh Kumar
.=. +=.
Title of Thesis : STUDY OF COLLECTIVE NUCLEAR STRUCTURE OF SOME
LIGHT AND MEDIUM MASS NUCLEI
35. Faculty : Applied Sciences
Field : Physics
Sl.No. : Ph.D./47000268
Enrolment No. : Ph.D./07/PHY/578
Name : Vishal Chauhan
..- =.r.-
Title of Thesis : STUDY OF IONOSPHERIC PERTURBATION DUE TO
EARTHQUAKES AND SOLAR ACTIVITY THROUGH GPS
BASED TOTAL ELECTRON CONTENT (TEC)
MEASUREMENTS AT A LOW LATITUDE STATION
36. Faculty : Applied Sciences
Field : Physics
Sl.No. : Ph.D./47000269
Enrolment No. : Ph.D./05/PHY/374
Name : Ram Lal
.= -.-
Title of Thesis : CHARGE STORAGE AND TRANSPORT PROCESSES IN
INSULATING POLYMERS WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO
ELECTRET STATE IN POLYIMIDE (KAPTON) FILMS
37. Faculty : Applied Sciences
Field : Physics
Sl.No. : Ph.D./47000270
Enrolment No. : Ph.D./08/PHY/668
Name : Sphoorti Srivastava
-=+ >..-+
Title of Thesis : THERMOANALYTICAL STUDY OF SOME BINARY AND
TERNARY CHALCOGENIDE GLASSES
38. Faculty : Applied Sciences
Field : Physics
Sl.No. : Ph.D./47000271
Enrolment No. : Ph.D./09/PHY/747
Name : Sarish Yadav
== +.
Title of Thesis : A STUDY OF D.C. CONDUCTIVITY AND THERMALLY
STIMULATED CONDUCTIVITY IN SOME Se BASED
CHALCOGENIDE GLASSES
39. Faculty : Applied Sciences
Field : Mathematics
Sl.No. : Ph.D./47000272
Enrolment No. : Ph.D./10/MA/868
Name : Uday Pratap Singh
:+ :+.: =r
Title of Thesis : ANALYTICAL STUDY OF FILM LUBRICATED BEARINGS :
RABINOWITSCH FLUID MODEL
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40. Faculty : Applied Sciences
Field : Applied Chemistry
Sl.No. : Ph.D./47000273
Enrolment No. : Ph.D./09/APCHY/749
Name : Priti Shukla
:.+. .+-.
Title of Thesis : STUDIES ON VINYL ESTER RESINS BASED ON PHENOL
CARDANOL NOVOLACS
41. Faculty : Engineering & Technology
Field : Bioinformatics
Sl.No. : Ph.D./47000274
Enrolment No. : Ph.D./05/BIOINFO/284
Name : Sudhir Singh Soam
=.. =r =.=
Title of Thesis : COMPUTATIONAL APPROACHES TO IDENTIFY POTENTIAL
SURFACE PROTEINS IN DNA BASED VACCINE DESIGNING
42. Faculty : Applied Sciences
Field : Applied Chemistry
Sl.No. : Ph.D./47000275
Enrolment No. : Ph.D./05/APCH/293
Name : Renu Singh
- =.r.-
Title of Thesis : SYNTHESIS OF ACRYLIC SILICONE HYBRID RESIN FOR
COATING SYSTEMS
43. Faculty : Pharmacy
Field : Pharmacy
Sl.No. : Ph.D./47000276
Enrolment No. : Ph.D./06/PHARM/485
Name : Sudhir Kumar
=.. +=.
Title of Thesis : PHARMACOGNOSTICAL, PHYTOCHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL
EVALUATION OF SOME INDIAN MEDICINAL PLANTS
44. Faculty : Applied Sciences
Field : Chemistry
Sl.No. : Ph.D./47000277
Enrolment No. : Ph.D./07/CH/571
Name : Ravindra Singh
.- =r
Title of Thesis : POLYMERIZATION OF VINYL MONOMERS INITIATED BY
YLIDE/YLIDE-COMPLEX IN PRESENCE OF FULLERENE :
SYNTHESIS, CHARACTERIZATION AND KINETIC STUDY
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Gold Medal Recipients 2012-2013
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Silver Medal Recipients 2012-2013
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APPENDIX D
Notable publications of the PhD awardees
ASHUTOSH KUMAR
1. Kumar A and Siddiqi MI. (2010) Receptor based 3D-QSAR to identify putative
binders of Mycobacterium tuberculosisEnoylacyl carrier protein reductase. J Mol
Model. 16(5), 877-893.
2. Kumar A, Siddiqi MI and Miertus S. (2010) New molecular scaffolds for the design of
Mycobacterium tuberculosis Type II dehydroquinase inhibitors identified using
ligand and receptor based virtual screening. J Mol Model. 16(4), 693-712.
3. Siddiqi MI and Kumar A. (2009) Review of Knowledge for Rational Design and
Identification of Anti-tubercular compounds. Exp. Opinion Drug Discov. 4(10), 1005-
1015.
4. Kumar Aand Siddiqi MI. (2009)Recent progress in the development of
Mycobacterium tuberculosis enoylacyl carrier protein reductase inhibitors as anti-
tubercular agents. BIOBYTES 4, 13-19.
SANTOSH KUMAR UPADHYAY
1. Santosh Kumar Upadhyay, Sameer Dixit, Shailesh Sharma, Harpal Singh, Jitesh
Kumar, Praveen C Verma, K Chandrashekar. (2013) siRNA machinery in whitefly
(Bemisia tabaci). Plos ONE. 8(12): e83692. IF 4.3
2. Santosh Kumar Upadhyay, Seema Singh, Krishnappa Chandrashekar,
Pradhyumna Kumar Singh and Rakesh Tuli. (2012) Compatibility of garlic (Allium
sativum L.) leaf agglutinin and Cry1Ac -endotoxin for gene pyramiding. Applied
microbiology and Biotechnology, 93, 23652375. IF 3.68
3. Santosh Kumar Upadhyay, Sharad Saurabh, Preeti Rai, Rahul Singh, K.
Chandrashekar, Praveen C. Verma, P.K. Singh and Rakesh Tuli, (2010) SUMO
fusion facilitates expression and purification of garlic lectin but modifies some of its
properties. Journal of Biotechnology, 146, 1-8. IF 3.34
4. Santosh Kumar Upadhyay, Manisha Mishra, Harpal Singh, Amol Ranjan,
Krishnappa Chandrashekar, Praveen Chandra Verma, Pradhyumna Kumar Singh
and Rakesh Tuli (2010) Interaction of Allium sativum leaf agglutinin (ASAL) with
midgut BBMV proteins and its stability in Helicoverpa armigera. Proteomics 10,
44314440. IF 4.5
SURYA PRAKASH DWIVEDI
1. Surya Prakash Dwivedi, Nancy Malla & Nuzhat Husain. (2012). PCR based
diagnostic assay targeting the beta tubulin gene for the detection of Trichomonas
vaginalis infection in vaginal swab samples of symptomatic and asymptomatic
women in India. Asian Pacific Journal of Tropical Disease. 2:5: 352-357 published by
Elsevier Publication.
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2. Surya Prakash Dwivedi, Nancy Malla & Nuzhat Husain. (2012). 18S Ribosomal DNA
Based PCR Diagnostic assay for Trichomonas vaginalis Infection in Symptomatic
and Asymptomatic Women in India. Asian Pacific Journal of Tropical Disease 2:2:
133-138 published by Elsevier Publication.
3. Surya Prakash Dwivedi, G.V. Reddy & Nuzhat Husain. (2012). Computational
Characterization of Surface-associated Binding interaction of Alpha-Enolase of
Trichomonas vaginalis with Human Plasminogen Human Parasitic Diseases: 3: 1-
10.
4. S. Dwivedi, S. Mishra, N. Husain & N. Malla. (2010). Computational characterization
of molecular mechanism of surface receptor binding with alpha-enolase of
Trichomonas vaginalis. Int. J. of Infect. Dis. 14:S1: 295.
VINAY DWIVEDI
1. Vinay Dwivedi, Richa Shrivastava, Showket Hussain, Chaiti Ganguly Mausumi
Bharadwaj. Comparative Anticancer Potential of Clove (Syzygium aromaticum) an
Indian Spice against Cancer cell lines of Various Anatomical Origin. Asian Pacific
Journal of Cancer Prevention. Vol 12 (2011). 2065-2069.
2. Vinay Dwivedi, Richa Shrivastava, Showket Hussain, Chaiti Ganguly, Mausumi
Bharadwaj. Cytotoxic Potential of Indian Spices (Extracts) Against Esophageal
Squamous Carcinoma Cells . Asian Pacific Journal of Cancer Prevention. Vol 12
(2011). 2145-2149.
3. Dwivedi Vinay, Chandra Rashmi. Determination of phylogenetic relationship
between bacteria using genetic fingerprinting. Journal of Pharmacy Research, Vol 2,
No 12 (2009).1893-1895.
MOHD. TABISH QIDWAI
1. Tabish Qidwai, Feroz Khan, Sangeeta Dhawan and R.S. Bhakuni. QSAR, Docking
and ADMET Studies of Artemisinin Derivatives for Antimalarial Activity Targeting
Plasmepsin II, a Hemoglobin-Degrading Enzyme from P. falciparum. Current
Pharmaceutical Design, 2012, 18, 6133-6154.
2. Tabish Qidwai and Feroz Khan. Antimalarial drugs and drug targets specific to fatty
acid metabolic pathway of Plasmodium falciparum. Chemical Biology & Drug
Design. 2012, 80 (2), 155-172.
KANCHAN SONKAR
1. Sonkar, K., Behari, A., Kapoor, V. K., Sinha, N. (2012). 1H NMR metabolic profiling of
human serum associated with benign and malignant gallstone diseases,
Metabolomics, DOI 10.1007/s11306-012-0468-7
2. Sonkar, K., Purusottam, R. N., Sinha, N. (2012). Metabonomic Study of HostPhage
Interaction by Nuclear Magnetic Resonance- and Statistical Total Correlation
Spectroscopy-Based Analysis. Anal Chem, 84 (9), 40634070
3. Kkbenli, E., Sonkar, K., Sinha, N., de Gironcoli, S. (2012). Complete 13C NMR
Chemical Shifts Assignment for Cholesterol Crystals by Combined CP-MAS
Spectral Editing and ab Initio GIPAW Calculations with Dispersion Forces. J Phys
Chem A,116 (14), 37653769
4. Jayalakshmi, K., Sonkar, K., Behari, A., Kapoor, V. K., Sinha, N. (2011). Lipid profiling
of cancerous and benign gallbladder tissues by proton Nuclear Magnetic
Resonance spectroscopy. NMR Biomed, 24(4), 335-342.
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SHALU JAIN
1. Jain S, Agarwal S, Panigrahi I, Thamankar P and Phadke S, Diagnosis of Down
syndrome and detection of origin of non-disjunction by STR analysis. Genet Test Mol
Biomarkers. 2010 Aug; 14(4):489-91. PMID: 20722466
2. Jain S, Panigrahi I, Sheth J and Agarwal S, STR markers for detecting heterogeneity
in Indian population. Mol Biol Rep. 2012 Jan; 39(1):461-5. Epub 2011 May 17. PMID:
21584702
3. Jain S, Panigrahi I, Gupta R and Phadke S R and Agarwal S, Multiplex Quantitative
Fluorescent -PCR for detection of aneuploidies. Genet Test Mol Biomarkers. 2012
Feb 7. [Epub ahead of print] PMID: 22313045
SURABHI NANDA
1. Surabhi Nanda, Sanjay Mishra, V.P. Varshney, Nidhi Chauhan, Rashi Srivastava,
R.B. Singh and Sanjay Mishra (2009).Synergistic cytotoxic effect of Syzygium
aromaticum extract and gemcitabine on human cervical cancer cell line. Journal of
Adsvance Researches in Biological Sciences 1 (2): 172-181.
2. Surabhi Nanda, Sanjay Mishra, V.P. Varshney and R.B. Singh (2010) A
biotechnological approach to apoptosis of somatic and germ cells in living
organisms. The Open Neutaceuticals Journal 3: 81-93.
3. Surabhi Nanda, V.P. Varshney and Sanjay Mishra (2010). Biochemical
Characterization of the Mechanism of Binding of a regulatory protein to the
Spermatozoa- specific Protein Phosphatase in Swiss Albino Rat. Journal of Applied
Biosciences 27:1715-1726
4. Surabhi Nanda, V.P. Varshney and Sanjay Mishra (2010). Sperm DNA bridges from
sperm to egg to inculcate genetic variability: A review. Asian Journal of Biochemistry.
ANUJ NARAYAN MISHRA
1. Mishra, A. N.; Bhadauria, S.; Gaur, M.S.; and Pasricha, R.; 2010. Extracellular
microbial synthesis of gold nanoparticles using fungus Hormoconis resinae isolated
from soil, JOM (Formerly Journal of metals) Vol. 62, No. 11, pp. 45 48.
2. Mishra, A. N.; Bhadauria, S.; Gaur, M.S.; Pasricha, R. and Kushwah B. S.; 2010S.
ynthesis of gold nanoparticles by leaves of zero calorie sweetener herb (Stevia
rebaudiana) and their nanoscopic characterization by spectroscopy and
microscopy. International Journal of Green Nanotechnology: Physics and
Chemistry, Vol. 1, pp.118-124.
SUMAN MISHRA
1. S. Mishra, D. Singh, A.K. Tiwari, M. Lal and G.P Rao., 2010. Elimination of
Sugarcane mosaic virus and Sugarcane streak mosaic virus by Tissue Culture.
Sugarcane International (U.K), Vol.28, No.3, pp-119-122.
2. S. Mishra., 2011. Effect of photoperiod, temperature and pH on in vitro shoot
multiplication of sugarcane. Vegetos, Vol. 24, No.1, pp.50-53.
RAHUL
1. Rahul, Anil Kumar Mathur, Chandrajit Balomajumder, Biological treatment and
modeling aspect of BTEX abatement process in a biofilter, Bioresource Technology,
Vol. 142, pp. 9-17, Year, 2013.
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2. Rahul, Anil Kumar Mathur, Chandrajit Balomajumder, Performance evaluation and
model analysis of BTEX contaminated air in corn-cob biofilter system, Bioresource
Technology, Vol. 133, pp. 166-174, Year, 2013.
3. Rahul, Anil Kumar Mathur, Chandrajit Balomajumder, Modelling and computational
fluid dynamic behaviour of a biofilter treating benzene, Bioresource Technology, Vol.
125, pp. 200-207, Year, 2012.
4. Anil K. Mathur, Rahul, Chandrajit B. Majumder, Shashi B. Gautam, Ian J. McNaught,
Modelling and kinetic aspects of a BTEX contaminated air-treating biofilter,
International Journal of Environmental Studies, Vol. 69, Issue 3, pp. 475-489, Year,
2012.
ALAK KUMAR SINGH
1. Alak Kumar Singh and Karunakar Singh (2012) Study on Hydrolysis of Lactose in
Whey by Use of Immobilized Enzyme Technology for Production of Instant Energy
Drink. Advance Journal of Food Science and Technology, 4 (2): 84-90
2. Alak Kumar Singh and Karunakar Singh (2012) Utilization of Whey for the
Production of Instant Energy Beverage by Using Response Surface Methodology.
Advance Journal of Food Science and Technology, 4 (2): 103-111
3. Alak Kumar Singh, Shishir Sinha and Karunakar Singh (2009) Study on -
galactosidase Isolation, Purification and Optimization of Lactose Hydrolysis in Whey
for Production of Instant Energy Drink. International Journal of Food Engineering, 5
(2): pp. 1-11
4. A. K. Singh, H. K. Sharma, P. Kumar and B. Singh (1999) Physico-chemical
changes in white button mushroom (Agaricus bisporus) at different drying
temperatures. International Journal of Mushroom Research and Development,
Mushroom Res. 8(2) : 27-29
SAROJ YADAV
1. Saroj Yadav and C. Lal, Optimization of performance characteristics of a mixed dye
based photogalvanic cell for efficient solar energy conversion and storage, Energy
Conversion and Management, Vol. 66, pp 271276, DOI:10.1016/.2012.09.011
(2013).
2. Saroj Yadav and C. Lal, Efficient solar energy conversion and storage through
photogalvanic cell based on EDTAbrilliant green and fast green system,
International Journal of Green Energy, Vol. 8 pp 265274, DOI: 10.1080 /154
35075.2010.549257, (2011).
3. Saroj Yadav and C. Lal, Energy conversion and storage potential of photogalvanic
cell based on ethylene diamine tetra acetic acidnew methylene blue+fast green,
Proc. IMechE, Part A: Journal of Power and Energy, Vol. 224 (A7) pp 985991, DOI:
10.1243/09576509JPE856 (2010).
4. Saroj Yadav and C. Lal, Photogalvanic cells as a device for solar energy conversion
and storage: new methylene blue+ safranine OEDTA system. Energy Sources,
Part A, Vol. 32, pp10281039, DOI: 10.1080/155670308026 06228 (2010).
RANU RANI SETHI
1. Sethi, R.R., Singandhupe, R.B (2006) Groundwater recharge prospective in hard
rock areas of Orissa. E-planet (Organization for protection of Ecosystem
Environment and Endangered species). Vol. 4 (1 &2) (Jan/ July), pp 8-10.
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2. Sethi, R.R.,Singandhupe R.B. and James B.K.(2006) Development and
management of groundwater resources for crop production in coastal tract of
Orissa. Souvenir of CAET Alumni Association, CAET, Bhubaneswar, Orissa.
3. Sethi, R.R., Singandhupe, R.B, Chakravarty, H. and James, B.K. (2005)
Groundwater salinity estimation by resistivity survey, Journal of the Indian Society of
Coastal Agricultural Research. Vol. 23(2), pp. 91-94.
4. Das, M., Sethi, R. R. and Sahoo, N. (2010). Evaluation and integration of soil salinity
and water data for improved land use of underproductive coastal area in Orissa.
Irrigation and Drainage 59(5): 621 627
MOHIT SONI
1. A New Vein Pattern-based Verification System - Mohit Soni, Sandesh Gupta, M.S.
Rao, Phalguni Gupta; in International Journal of Computer Science and Information
Security Vol. 8, No. 1, April 2010, Pg. 58-63.
2. A Robust Vein pattern based Recognition System- Mohit Soni, Phalguni Gupta,
Journal of Computers, Academic Press-Vol. 7, No. 11, November 2012.
SAURABH UPADHYAY
1. S. Upadhyay S.K. Singh, M. Vatsa, and R. Singh, Video authentication using relative
correlation information and SVM, In Computational Intelligence in Multimedia
Processing: Recent Advances (Springer Verlag) Edited by A.E. Hassanien, J.
Kacprzyk, and A. Abraham, 2007
2. S. Upadhyay, R. Singh, M. Vatsa, S.K. Singh, Integrating SVM Classification with
SVD Watermarking for Intelligent Video Authentication, In Telecommunication
Systems Journal - Special Issue on Computational Intelligence in Multimedia
Computing, Springer, 2008 (In Press). .
3. Saurabh Upadhyay, S.K. Singh, Learning Based Video Authentication Using
Statistical Local Information, Proc. IEEE International Conference on Image
Information Processing, Waknaghat, India, September 03-05, 2011.
4. Saurabh Upadhyay, S.K. Singh, Video Authentication: Issues and Challenges, In
International Journal of Computer Science Issues, IJCSI-2012-9-1-1265, ISSN
(Online): 1694-0814
ANJALI VISHWAS KULKARNI
1. Kulkarni, A.V., Jain, V.K., And Misra, K.A., Study of Microstructure and Transient,
Instantaneous Current in Different Excitations During Silicon Micromachining, J.
I nst . Eng. I ndi a Ser. B, DO - 10. 1007/ s40031- 012- 0022- z,
http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/s40031-012-0022-z, Springer-Verlag
2. Anjali V. Kulkarni, Vijay Kumar Jain, and Krishna Avtar Misra, Electrochemical
Spark Micromachining: Present Scenario, Position paper, IJAT vol. 5, no. 1, pp. 52-
59, 2011.
3. Kulkarni, A.V., Jain, V.K. and Misra, K.A. 'Electrochemical spark micromachining
(microchannels and microholes) of metals and non-metals', IJMTM, Vol. 22, no. 2,
107-123, 2011.
PREM BHUSHAN MITAL
1. Prem Bhushan Mital, Umesh Kumar, Rai Sachindra Prasad, A new high
performance realization of hyperchaotic modified canonical Chua's circuit using
JFET's, Chinese physics letters, Beijing, China, Vol. 25 (8) pp 2803-2805, 2008.
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2. Prem Bhushan Mital, Umesh Kumar, Rai Sachindra Prasad, A new FTFN-based
chaotic circuit for implementation of jerk function using absolute value nonlinearity,
Journal of active and passive electronic devices, USA, vol.7(1-2), pp 15-132, 2012 .
REENA PANT
1. Reena Pant, Pradyot Kala, S. S. Pattnaik, and R. C. Saraswat (2008), Analysis of
dual frequency equilateral triangular microstrip patch antenna with shorting pin, Int.
J. of Microwave and Optical Technology, vol. 3, pp. 62-68.
2. Reena Pant, Pradyot Kala, S. S. Pattnaik, and R. C. Saraswat (2008), Short-
circuited quarterwavelength cylindrical-rectangular microstrip patch antenna, Int. J.
of Microwave and Optical Technology, vol. 3, pp. 110-118.
SHARIQ MOHAMMED
1. Shariq. Mohammed & Tandon Rameshwar (2012) A Study of ATM Usage in Banks
In Lucknow, Kanpur And Varanasi International Journal of Engineering and
Management sciences Vol 3 (2)-2012 ISSN 2229-6425
2. Mohammed Shariq. (2012). Factors affecting ATM Usage in India: An empirical
analysis. UTMS Journal of Economics 3 (1): pp 17. ISSN 1857-6974 Skopje,
Macedonia.
3. Shariq Mohd 2012 Factors affecting E-banking Usage in India: An empirical
Analysis Economic Insights - Trends and Challenges (Formerly: Petroleum-Gas
University of Ploiesti Bulletin, Economic Sciences Series), Romania ISSN 2284-
8576
4. Shariq Mohammed. (2013). Factors affecting Internet Usage in India Acta
Universitatis Danubius. conomica, Vol 9, No 5 (2013)pp5-15
ANIL KUMAR SINGH
1. Ali, R., Singh, V.K. and Singh, A.K., 2010. Conical Punch Problem for Initially Stressed
Neo-Hookean Solids. International Journal of Computing and Mathematical
Applications, Vol. 4, No. 2, pp. 117-127.
2. Ali, R., Singh, V.K. and Singh, A.K., 2010. A Crack Problem for Initially Stressed Neo-
Hookean Solids. International Journal of Computational Science and Mathematics,
Vol. 2, No. 3a, pp. 237-245.
3. Singh, A.K., Ali, R. and Singh, V.K., 'An Elastic Plate in the form of Lemniscate of Booth
under Concentrated forces', Communicated to International Journal of Pure and
Applied Mathematical Sciences.
4. Singh, A.K., Ali, R. and Singh, V.K., 2013. An Infinite Plate Weakened by a Circular Hole.
International Journal of Engineering and Science Invention. Vol. 2, Issue 2, pp. 32-
39.
SHAILESH MISHRA
1. Siddiqui, S.U. and Mishra, Shailesh, 2007. A study of modified Casson fluid in
modeled normal and stenotic capillary-tissue diffusion phenomena. Applied
Mathematics and Computation, Vol. 189, pp. 1048-1057.
2. Mishra, Shailesh, Verma, N.K. and Siddqui, S.U., 2012. A suspension model for
blood flow through a catheterized artery. International Journal of Biomathematics,
Vol. 5, Issue, 5, pp. 1-15.
DILEEP SHARMA
1. Modelling and analysis of the spread of AIDS epidemic with immigration of HIV
infectives, Mathematical and Computer Modeling, 49, 880-892, 2009.
2. Modelling the effect of tuberculosis on the spread of HIV infection in a population
with density dependent birth and death rate, Mathematical and Computer Modeling,
50, 1154-1166, 2009.
SWATI MISHRA
1. Bali R. Mishra S. and Tandon P. N. (2012) 'A Simple model for squeezing flow of red
blood cell in narrow capillary' Advances in Applied Science, Vol. 3(3), pp.1353-1360.
2. Bali R. Mishra S. and Mishra, M. (2011) 'Effect of Deformation of red cell on
Nutritional transport in capillary tissue exchange system' Applied Mathematics, Vol.
2, pp. 1417-1423.
3. Bali R. Mishra S. and Tandon P. N. (2009) 'Effect of glycocalyx on red blood cell
motion in capillary surrounded by tissue' Application and Applied Mathematics,
Vol.4-1, pp. 134-148.
4. Bali R. Mishra S. and Dubey S. (2008) 'A mathematical model for red blood cell
motion in narrow capillary surrounded by tissue' Applied Mathematics and
computations, Vol. 196, pp. 193-199.
NARENDRA KUMAR VERMA
1. Siddiqui, S.U., Gupta, R.S., Verma, N.K. and Mishra, S., 2009. Mathematical
modelling of pulsatile flow of Casson's fluid in arterial stenosis. Applied Mathematics
and Computation (Netherlands), Vol. 210, Issue 1, pp.1-10.
2. Verma, N.K., Mishra, S , Siddiqui, S.U. and Gupta, R.S., 2011. Effect of slip velocity
on blood flow through a catheterized artery. Applied Mathematics (USA), Vol. 2,
Issue 6, pp. 764-770.
SANJAY KUMAR
1. Kumar, S. and Singh, O. 2010. Thermodynamic performance evaluation of gas
turbine cycle with transpiration cooling of blades using air vis--vis steam. Proc.
IMechE, Part A: J. Power and Energy, 224 (A8), 1039-1047. DOI
10.1243/09576509JPE964.
2. Kumar, S. and Singh, O. 2011. Performance evaluation of transpiration-cooled gas
turbine for different coolants and permissible blade temperatures considering the
effect of radiation. Proc. IMechE, Part A: J. Power and Energy, 225, 1156-1165. DOI
10.1177/0957650911404305.
SIMANT
1. Simant, Srivastava R. K. and Mishra R. C. Analysis of the Laminated Plate Free
Vibration Problem by the Composite Element Method (CEM) in International
Journal of Mechanical Engineering and Materials Sciences, 2(2) December 2009, p.
93-101.
2. Simant, Srivastava R. K. and Mishra R. C. The Composite Element Method:
Application to the Composite Laminated Plate Free Vibration Problem THE
TECHNOLOGY WORLD, ISSN 2180-1614International Journal Division, Vol.V-I,
March 2010, p. 199-208.
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ANIL KUMAR SINGHAL
1. J. Ramkumar, A. K. Singhal, Ritesh Kumar Singh and Prashant Kumar. (2007). Butt
joining of similar & dissimilar pipe material by cold joining, Advanced Composite
Letters, Vol. 16, Issue 5, 173-179.
2. K. Singhal, Rashmi R. Devi, Vivek Kumar, J. Ramkumar and R. K. Singh. (2010).
XNBR Toughened Epoxy-Glass Fabric Composites: An Evaluation of their Static and
Dynamic Mechanical Properties, Journal of Polymer Materials: An International
Journal, Vol. 27 Issue (2), 97-112.
3. K. Singhal, Vivek Kumar, J. Ramkumar, R. K. Singh, S. K. Malhotra. (2010).
Experimental investigation of mechanical and tribological performance of XNBR
rubber modified epoxy under dry sliding condition. Int. J. Plast. Technol. Vol. 14 Issue
(1), 111.
V. MURUGESAN
1. Murugesan, V. Prabhakar, Y.S. and Katti, S.B. 2009. CoMFA and CoMSIA studies on
thiazolidin-4-one as anti-HIV-1 agents. Journal of Molecular Graphics and
Modelling, Vol. 27, Issue 6, pp. 735-743.
2. Murugesan, V. Tiwari V.S. Saxena, R. Tripathi, R. Paranjape, R. Kulkarni, S.
Makwana, N. Suryawanshi, R. and Katti, S.B. 2011. Lead optimization at C-2 and N-
3 positions of thiazolidin-4-ones as HIV-1 non-nucleoside reverse transcriptase
inhibitors. Bioorganic & Medicinal Chemistry, Vol. 19, Issue 22, pp. 6919-6926.
3. Rawal, R.K. Murugesan V. and Katti S.B. 2012. Structure-activity relationship
studies on clinically relevant HIV-1 NNRTIs. Current Medicinal Chemistry, 2012, Vol.
19, pp. 5364-5380.
AMIT GOEL
1. Amit Goel, R Goel, G.K. Jain, R.M. Singh, F.J. Ahmad, G.N. Singh, Development and
Validation of a Stability-Indicating HPTLC Method for Analysis of 3-Acetyl-11-keto--
boswellic Acid in a Herbal Extract and a Nanoparticles Formulation, Acta
Chromatographica, Vol.20, No.3, 2008, 497-511. (IF-1.109)
2. Amit Goel, F.J. Ahmad, R.M. Singh, G.N. Singh, Acetyl-11-keto--boswellic acid
loaded polymeric nanomicelles for topical anti-inflammatory and antiarthritic activity,
Journal of Pharmacy and Pharmacology, Vol.62, 2010, 273-278. (IF 1.847)
ARUNDHATI BHATTACHARYYA
1. Bhattacharya, A., Bajpai, M.,2013. Oral Bioavailability and Stability of a Self-
Emulsifying Formulation of Amphotericin B. Current Drug Delivery, Vol.10, pp. 542-
547.
2. Bhattacharya, A., Bajpai, M., 2013. Development and oral bioavailability of a Self-
Emulsifying Formulation of Ketoconazole. International Journal of Pharmaceutical
Sciences and Nanotechnology, Vol.5(4), pp. 1858-1865.
3. Bhattacharya, A., Bajpai, M., 2012. Development and Evaluation of a Self-
Emulsifying Drug Delivery System (SEDDS) of Amphotericin B. Asian Journal of
Pharmaceutics, Vol. 6(2), pp. 124-129.
SUNIL JAWLA
1. Jawla, S., Kumar, Y., Khan, M.S.Y., 2013. Isolation of antidiabetic principle from
Bougainvillea spectabilis stem bark. Tropical Journal of Pharmaceutical Research,
Vol. 12, Issue 5, pp. 761-765 (I.F. 0.82).
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2. Jawla, S., Kumar, Y., Khan, M.S.Y., 2013. Isolation of phytoconstituents and
antihyperglycemic activity of Bougainvillea spectabilis Root Bark Extracts. Latin
American Journal of Pharmacy, Vol. 32, Issue 9, pp. 1389-1395 (I.F. 0.32).
SUDHIR KUMAR
1. Chaudhary.S., Antiacne activity of some Indian herbal drugs. International Journal of
Pharma Professionals Research.1 (1):78-80(2010).
2. Chaudhary.S, Khosa .R.L, Ali.S.S, Sunil.K.A report on Pharmacognostical and quality
control parameters of stem and root of Leptadenia pyrotechnica (Forsk)
decne.Journal of Pharmacy Research 2012,5(1),604-609
3. Chaudhary.S, Khosa .R.L, Priyank, Rani.S.A report on Pharmacognostical and quality
control parameters of whole plant of Cressa creticaLinn. Conccolvulaceae. Journal
of Pharmacy Research 2012,5(1),616-621
4. Chaudhary.S, Rani.S*,Singh.P, Mishra.G, Jha.K.K, Khosa.R.L. Cressa cretica Linn : An
important medicinal plant-A review on its traditional uses , hytochemical and
pharmacognostical properties.Scholars Research Library. J. Nat.Prod.Plant
Resour.,1(1):91-100(2011)
RAJESH KUMAR
1. Rajesh Kumar, Vikas Katoch, S. Sharma and J. B. Gupta (2012), Correlation of
kinetic moment of inertia with power formula index Int. J. Mod. Phys. E, vol. 21, pp.
1250082 DOI:10.1142/S0218301312500826
2. Rajesh Kumar, S. Sharma and J. B. Gupta (2012), Study of ground band about the
nuclear structure variation of N-Z chart A=100-200 mass region Armenian Journal
of Physics, vol. 5, issue 2, pp. 62-74.
VISHAL CHAUHAN
1. VLF amplitude anomaly during total solar eclipse of 22 July, 2009, Vishal Chauhan
and Birbal Singh, Journal of Atmospheric Electricity, (2010), 30, 95-101. -Society of
Atmospheric Electricity, Japan.
2. Anomalies observed in TEC and foF2 data related to large magnitude earthquakes
occurred in the year 2007, Vishal Chauhan, and O.P. Singh, Journal of Atmospheric
Electricity, (2011), 31(1), 51-61. -Society of Atmospheric Electricity, Japan.
3. A search for precursors of earthquakes from multi-station ULF observations and
TEC measurements in India, Vishal Chauhan, O.P. Singh, Birbal Sing, B.R. Arora,
G. Rawat, B.M. Pathan, A.K. Sinha, A.K. Sharma, A.V. Patil, In the monograph
'Frontier of Earthquake Prediction Studies' Ed. M. Hayakawa, Nihon-Senmontosho-
Shuppan (2012), 700-715.
4. Electrostatic noise bands and whistler bursts observed in DEMETER satellite at
low latitude and their ground observation, Uma Pandey, Vishal Chauhan and Birbal
Singh, Journal of Atmospheric Electricity, 2012, 32(1), 41-53. -Society of
Atmospheric Electricity, Japan.
RAM LAL
1. Ram Lal, M.S. Gaur, Structural and polarization properties of polyimide/TiO2
nanocomposites, Ionics, Vol. 18, Issue 6, 2012, pp 565-572.
2. M. S. Gaur, Ramlal, R.K.Tiwari, Study of Trap Structure of Thermally Polarized
Polyimide, Journal of Applied Polymer Science, Vol. 125, Issue 1, 2012, pp. 520-
526.
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3. M. S. Gaur, Ramlal and R. K. Tiwari, Space charge analysis in thermally charged
polyimide (Kapton-H) samples, Journal of Thermal Analysis and Calorimetry, Vol.
101, Issue 3, 2010, pp. 1079-1084.
4. Ramlal, M S Gaur and R. K. Tiwari, Time Dependent Charging Current Study in
Polyimide Film, Journal of Plastic Film & Sheeting, Vol. 25, Issue 3-4, 2009, pp. 271-
283.
SPHOORTI SRIVASTAVA
1. Srivastava, Sphoorti, Zulfequar, M., Agrahari, S. K., Kumar, A., 2008, Kinetics of
crystallization in glassy Se70Te30-xZnx using DSC technique, Physica B, Vol.403,
pp. 3429 3433.
2. Srivastava, Sphoorti, Zulfequar, M., Kumar, A.,2008, Glass Transition Kinetics
ofSome Se70Te30-xZnx Chalcogenide Glasses, J. Ovonic Research, Vol.4, No. 1,
pp.1-11.
3. Srivastava, Sphoorti, Mehta, N., Agarwal, P., Kumar, D., Kumar, A.,2008, Thermal
Characterization of Se100-Sbx glasses using Isoconversional method, Journal of
OvonicResearch, Vol. 4, No. 6, p p. 147 157.
4. Srivastava, Sphoorti, Zulfequar, M., Kumar, A., 2010, Study of Crystallization
Kinetics in Glassy Se100-x Bix using Iso-conversionalmethods, Journal of Non-
Oxide Glasses, Vol. 2, No 2, p p. 97 106.
SARISH YADAV
1. S. Yadav, R.K. Pal, S.K. Sharma, A. Kumar, Determination of trap depth and trap
density in Se70Te30-xZnx thin films using thermally stimulated current
measurements, Physica B, 404 (2009) 2225-2228(Elsevier)
2. S. Yadav, S. K. Sharma and A. Kumar, Dependence of activation energy and pre-
exponential factor on electric field in amorphous thin films of Se70Te30-xZnx
Journal of Alloys and Compounds, 509 (2011) 6-9(Elsevier)
3. S. Yadav, D. Kumar, R. K. Pal, S. K. Sharma, A. Kumar, TSC measurements in a-
Ge22Se78-xBix thin films Physica B, 405 (2010) 4982-4985 (Elsevier)
UDAY PRATAP SINGH
1. Singh, U. P., Gupta, R. S., Kapur, V. K.; On the Application of Rabinowitsch Fluid
Model on an Annular Ring Hydrostatic Thrust Bearing, Tribology International
(Elsevier): 58 : 6570; 2012
2. Singh, U. P., Gupta, R. S., Kapur, V. K.; On the Steady Performance of Annular
Hydrostatic Thrust Bearing: Rabinowitsch Fluid Model, ASME Journal of Tribology:
134: (044502)1-5, 2012
3. Singh, U. P., Gupta, R. S., Kapur, V. K.; On the Squeeze Film Characteristics
between a Long Cylinder and a Flat Plate: Rabinowitsch Model, Engineering
Tribology (Proc. I. Mech. E., Part J) : 227(1): 3442 : 2012
4. Singh, U. P.; Application Of Rabinowitsch Fluid Model On Pivoted Curved Slider
Bearings, Achieve of Mechanical Engineering, Lx(2), 248-266, 2013
PRITI SHUKLA
1. Priti Shukla, S.B.Yadaw and Deepak Srivastava (2010), A Study on the Kinetics of
Condensation Reaction of Phenol Modified Cardanol-Formaldehyde Resin,
International Journal of Chemical Kinetics (Wiley Publications), 42, pp 380389.
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2. Priti Shukla, S.B.Yadaw and Deepak Srivastava (2010), Effect of phenol
concentration on cure and epoxide equivalent weight (EEW) of cardanol based
epoxidized novolac type phenolic resins, Paint India, 60 (9), pp 85-96.
3. Priti Shukla and Deepak Srivastava (2012), Mechanical and Morphological study of
the modification of Phenol-Cardanol Based epoxidized novolac resin, International
Journal of Chemtech Research, 4(4), pp1522-1526.
4. Priti Shukla and Deepak Srivastava (2012), Synthesis, Characterization and Curing
Behaviour of Phenol-Cardanol Based Vinyl Ester Resin, Malaysian Journal of
Chemistry, 14(1), pp 005-020.
SUDHIR SINGH SOAM
1. S S Soam et al. Prediction of MHC class I binding peptides using probability
distribution functions Received January 19, 2009; revised March 31, 2009;
accepted April 19, 2009; published in Bioinformation, June 28, 2009, 3(9), 403-408
(2009)
2. S S Soam et al. Improved Prediction of MHC Class I Binders/ Non-Binders Peptides
through Artificial Neural Network using Variable Learning Rate: SARS Corona Virus,
A case study in Advances in Experimental Medicine and Biology (AEMB), Springer.
Vol. 696, pp.223-229 (2011). [2010 Impact Factor: 1.379].
RENU SINGH
1. Renu Chauhan and P.K. Kamani Synthesis and characterization of acrylic silicone
hybrid resins and their applications China Coatings journals, May 2009, pp. 16-27.
2. Renu Chauhan and P.K. Kamani Synthesis and Characterization of Anti corrosive
Acrylic silicone hybrid resins for corrosion resistance European Coatings. Milano
(Italy) Vol. 86, Issue 1-2, pp. 35-40.
3. Renu Chauhan and P.K. Kamani Preparation and properties of silicone modified
acrylic emulsion polymers Surface Coatings Australia, Vol. 46, No. 6, June 2009,
pp. 15-19.
4. Renu Chauhan and P.K. Kamani Synthesis and characterization of anticorrosive
acrylic silicone hybrid resins The Journal of Corrosion Science and Engineering
January 2009, Votl. 12, pp. 1-16.
Sandesh Gupta
1. Sandesh Gupta and Phalguni Gupta. An efficient vein pattern based identification
system. Communicated to Journal Information Sciences, Elsevier, 2012.
2. Arindam Das, Saiful Islam, Sandesh Gupta and Phalguni Gupta. Data Hiding in 3D
Medical Brain Images. Communicated to Journal of Computers, 2012.
3. Sandesh Gupta, Shashank Kapoor and Phalguni Gupta. Synthesis of a Face Image
at a Desired Pose from a Given Pose. Pattern Recognition Letters, 33(14): 1942-
1950, 2012.
4. Mohit Soni, Sandesh Gupta, M.S. Rao, Phalguni Gupta. A New Vein Pattern-based
Verification System. International Journal of ComputerScience and Information
Security, 8(1): 58-63, 2010.
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Ravindra Singh
1. Singh Ravindra, Srivastava Deepak and Upadhyay S. K., 2011. Kinetics of fullerene
(C60) inhibition in polymerization of methyl acrylate using bismuthonium ylide and
bismuthonium ylide-mercuric chloride complex as initiators. Journal of
Macromolecular Science, Part A: Pure and Applied Chemistry, Vol 48 Issuue 8,
pp.595-606 (Impact factor 0.88).
2. Singh Ravindra, Srivastava Deepak and Upadhyay S. K., 2012. Fullerene as radical
inhibitor in polymerization of acrylonitrile initiated by arsonium ylide Polymer Science
Ser. B, Vol. 54, Issue 12, pp. 8893. 2012. (Impact factor 0 .558)
3. Singh Ravindra, Srivastava Deepak and Upadhyay S. K., 2012. Kinetics offullerene
(C60) inhibition in polymerization of vinyl acetate (VA) usingbismuthonium ylide as
initiator. Designed Monomers and Polymers Vol 15 Issue 3 pp. 311328 (Impact
factor 1.44)
4. Singh Ravindra, Srivastava Deepak and Upadhyay S. K., Kinetics of polymerization
of methyl methacrylate initiated by stibonium ylide in presence of fullerene. Materials
Science-Poland (Under revision) (Impact factor 0.366)
APPENDIX E
The Executive Council
1. Dr. RK Khandal Vice Chancellor, Uttar Pradesh Chairman
Technical University, Lucknow
2. Shri Neeraj Gupta Principal Secretary, Department of Member
Technical Education,Govt. of UP.
3. Shri Anand Mishra Principal Secretary, Member
Department of Finance, Govt. of UP.
4. Prof.DS Yadav Pro Vice Chancellor, Uttar Pradesh Member
Technical University, Lucknow
5. Prof. Pradipta Banarjee Director, IIT Roorkee Member
6. Prof. Indranil Manna Director, IIT Kanpur Member
7. Dr. Vijay Prakash Sinha Nominee-Chairman, Member
AICTE New Delhi Nominated
8. Shri KP Singh Chairman, DLF Universal Ltd, Member
DLF Center, Sansad Marg, New Delhi.
9. Shri Pawan Munjal Managing Director,Hero Honda Member
Motors Ltd, 34, Community Center,
Basantlok, Basant Vihar,
New Delhi-110057.
10. Prof. R C Mehrotra Former Director, IIT Kanpur, Member
B-13 Kailash Colony, Ground
Floor, New Delhi-110048.
11. Prof. K L Chopra Former Director, IIT Kharagpur, Member
M-70 Kirti Nagar, New Delhi-110015.
12. Director HBTI Kanpur Member
13. Director KNIT Sultanpur Member
14. Shri U S Tomer Registrar, Uttar Pradesh Technical Secretary
University, Lucknow
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1. Dr. R K Khandal Vice Chancellor, Uttar Pradesh Chairman
Technical University Lucknow
2. Prof. D S Yadav Pro Vice Chancellor, Uttar Member
Pradesh Technical University
Lucknow
3. One Head of Dept. IIT Roorkee Member
nominated by Director
4. One Head of Dept. IIT Kanpur Member
nominated by Director
5. Prof Radhe Shyam Director, Sherwood College Member
of Management, Lucknow
6. Prof Jagbir Singh Principal, Faculty of Member
Architecture, Lucknow
7. Prof Vineet Kansal Director, ITS Engineering College, Member
Greater Noida
8. Prof Rishikesh Director, Indraprashth Engineering Member
College, Ghaziabad
9. Prof Nagbhushan Director, JSS Academy of Technical Member
Education, Noida
10. Shri U S Tomer Registrar, Uttar Pradesh Secretary
Technical University, Lucknow
The Finance Committee
1. Dr. R K Khandal Vice Chancellor, Uttar Pradesh Chairman
Technical University, Lucknow
2. Principal Secretary Department of Finance, Member
Govt. of UP
3. Principal Secretary Technical Education Member
Department,Govt. of UP.
4. Prof. D S Yadav Pro- Vice Chancellor Member
Uttar Pradesh Technical University,
Lucknow
5. Prof. K S Verma DirectorK.N.I.T., Sultanpur Member
6. Shri Birendra Chaubey Finance Officer Member
Uttar Pradesh Technical University, Secretary
Lucknow
The Academic Council
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1. Dr. R K Khandal Vice Chancellor,Uttar
Pradesh Technical University, Chairman
Lucknow
2. Prof. Jagbir Singh Dean, Faculty of Architecture, Member
Uttar PradeshTechnical
University, Lucknow
3. Prof. Shailendra Kumar Director, Narayana College of Member
Chaturvedi Engineering & Technology, Kanpur
4. Prof. Subhini Saraf Head of Department of Pharmacy, Member
Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar University,
Rai Bareli Road, Lucknow
5. Prof. Pradeep Kumar Depar t ment of Mechani cal & I ndust r i al
Member
Engineering, IIT Roorkee
6. Prof. S N Upadhyay Department Chemical Engineering, Member
IIT, BHU, Varanasi
7. Prof. D S Yadav Pro- Vice Chancellor, Uttar Pradesh Special
Technical University, Lucknow Invitee
8. Shri U S Tomer Registrar, Uttar Pradesh Permanent
Technical University, Lucknow Invitee
9. Dr. Vikram Singh Additional Controller of Examination, Special
Uttar Pradesh Technical Invitee
University, Lucknow
10. Shri Rajeev Kumar Joint Controller of Examination, Special
Uttar Pradesh Technical Invitee
University, Lucknow
11. Shri Virendra Chaubey Finance Officer, Uttar Pradesh Special
Technical University, Lucknow Invitee
12. Prof KS Verma Director, KNIT, Sultanpur Special
Invitee
13. Dr Alok Kumar Director, UPTTI, Kanpur Special
Invitee
14. Prof RP Mani ITM, GIDA, Gorakhpur Special
Invitee
15. Prof Prabhakar Gupta SRMS College of Engineering & Special
Technology, Bareilly Invitee
16. Shri SC Rohatagi Director, Dev Prayag Institute of Special
Technical Studies, Allahabad Invitee
The Examinations Committee
The Administrative Committee
1. Dr. R K Khandal Vice Chancellor Chairman
Uttar Pradesh Technical
University, Lucknow
2. Prof. D S Yadav Pro Vice Chancellor Member
Uttar Pradesh Technical
University, Lucknow
3. Prof. Jagbir Singh Dean, Faculty of Architecture, Member
Uttar Pradesh Technical
University Lucknow
4. Director Institute of Engineering and Member
Technology, Lucknow
5. Controller of Examination Uttar Pradesh Technical Member
University Lucknow
6. Shri Birendra Chaubey Finance Officer, Gautam Buddh Member
Technical University, Lucknow
7. Shri US Tomer Registrar, Uttar Pradesh Member
Technical University, Lucknow Secretary
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OATH
I hereby pledge that it shall be my constant
endeavour :
to be scrupulously honest in the discharge of my
duties as an engineer, a scientist and a manager.
to uphold the dignity of the individual and the integrity
of the profession and
to utilize my knowledge of technology and science
for the glory of the University in the service of the
country and mankind.