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Faculties of R.I.T. - Koderma ( 2007-08 Academic Session)
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Faculties of Cambridge Institute of Technology-Ranchi



The Jharkhand State Government is in a fix..............?????
Our Technical Correspondent - Er. Alok Kumar :

The results of the combined entrance examination for entry into engineering, medical and other studies might get delayed this year. For, the state government is in a fix whether or not to allow entry of students from neighbouring Bihar this time.

Till last year, the state government had enrolled around 251 students from Bihar in BIT, Sindri — one of the prestigious technical institutions in the state.

The entry was allowed under an agreement signed between the science and technology department of both the states for five years after Jharkhand was carved out from Bihar in 2000.

“Recently we received a communiqué from the Bihar government to continue with the past arrangement. We are yet to take a final decision but the state would not prefer to extend the agreement, which appears lopsided,” said Arun Kumar, the director (technical education) of the Jharkhand state science and technology department.

It is alleged that under the same agreement, only 70 students of Jharkhand are given admission in two Bihar-based engineering colleges, Muzaffarpur Institute of Technology and Bihar College of Engineering, Bhagalpur. Moreover, at present, 10 students of Jharkhand are allowed entry in the Patna Dental College to persuade bachelor of dental surgery.

In the absence of a final decision on part of the government whether to extend the agreement period or not, the science and technology department is yet to provide a list of institutions with total number of seats available for Jharkhand candidates to Jharkhand Combined Entrance Competitive Examination Board. The board conducts the examination for entry into engineering and medical, and other tests of mathematics and biology for Intermediate pass students.

“Our results are complete. But we are waiting for a formal list of institute-wise availability of seats to publish the same. We are not sure whether all 251 seats, which were meant for Bihar students, are to be filled up with Jharkhand students from this academic session,” said the board’s officer on special duty R.K. Singh.

Engineering aspirants vie with each other only at BIT, Sindri.

Other private engineering colleges in the state for which entrance test is conducted through the board are not being considered up to the mark. For example, a private engineering college, Alice Institute of Technology, had to close shop following Ranchi University’s refusal to extend affiliation to it.

Other private engineering colleges affiliated to different universities of the state, including Koderma-based Ram Govind Institute of Technology, Tatisilwai-based Cambridge Institute of Technology (Ranchi) and Jamshedpur-based RVS College of Engineering, and another engineering college run by Bihar Association, are yet to come up to the expectations of students and their guardians.

The director of BIT, Sindri, S.K. Singh, told that the intake of students from Bihar was considered as a stop-gap arrangement till BIT, Sindri opened more technical colleges.

But it proved detrimental for Jharkhand students as less than one-third students (70, against 250) were allowed to study in Muzaffarpur and Bhagalpur-based colleges.

BIT, Sindri offers approximately 700 seats.

All engineering aspirants who appeared in the main test of the state’s combined examination this year would be called for a second round of counselling beginning from September.

Reason: About 996 seats have remained vacant out of 1,700 seats offered by five state engineering colleges, including BIT, Sindri, after the first round of counselling that concluded on August 19.

The Jharkhand Joint Entrance Competitive Examination Board (JJECEB) had called 2,555 students for the first round of counselling.

“For the first time, about 30 seats remained vacant even in government-owned tech institute, BIT, Sindri. Not a single student opted for the Bihar Association-run engineering college in Jamshedpur while only one student opted for Ram Govind Institute of Technology, Koderma.

“Ten students opted for Cambridge Institute of Technology, Tatisilwai (Ranchi). The lure of RVS College of Engineering and Technology, Jamshedpur was somehow better with 43 students opting for seats there,” said Omprakash Kumar, the board’s administrative officer in charge of counselling.

The problem has its genesis in JJECEB conducting counselling sessions much later (after AIEEE and other state boards). The poor track record of private engineering colleges is also acting as a deterrent.

BIT, Sindri has a total 680 seats followed by RVS College of Engineering and Technology that offers about 360 seats. The Bihar Association-run engineering college in Jamshedpur, Ramgovind Institute of Technology, Koderma and Cambridge Institute of Technology, Tatisilwai (Ranchi) offers 240 seats each.

Kumar said the board is going to announce dates for the second round of counselling in September in which all — approximately 8,000 — aspirants who appeared in the mains tests of JJECEB (engineering) would be called. There are chances that many students who have been recommended for admissions in different engineering colleges would opt out, JJECEB sources conceded.

The board has asked engineering colleges to inform it by August 28 whether all students recommended for admission in the first round of counselling had taken admission or not and the number of seats that were vacant.

This year, out of 1,049 general category candidates called for counselling, BIT, Sindri scrutinised 957 students to fill 340 general category seats.

As far as counselling for medical seats is concerned, all 147 seats in three government-run medical colleges were filled during the first round. These include 72 seats in Rajendra Institute of Medical Sciences (RIMS), Ranchi, 38 seats in Pataliputra Medical College and Hospital, Dhanbad and 37 seats in Jamshedpur-based Mahatma Gandhi Memorial Medical College and Hospital (MGMCH). But altogether, 17 seats in the general category remained vacant in Kanke-based veterinary college while counselling for agriculture stream is yet to take place.

SC begins interpretation of judgements on Medical, Engg. admission
- Our Correspondent Er.Alok Kumar

A seven-judge Constitution Bench of the Supreme Court today commenced hearing on a batch of over 100 petitions seeking correct interpretations of two of its earlier judgements regarding admissions in medical and engineering colleges in a bid to make these easier for students.

A Bench, headed by Chief Justice R.C. Lahoti, before proceeding with the arguments, sought to know from the counsel of various parties the details about total number of available medical and engineering seats prior to 11-judge Constitution Bench judgement of October 2002 in the T.M.A. Pai case, after it and post-August 2003 judgement in the Islamic academy case by a five-judge Bench.

This was necessary to assess the total availability of seats throughout the country, the Bench said, while making it clear that it would only consider those aspects regarding admissions on which various states and private institutions had tried to raise certain “confusions” by giving different interpretations of the T.M.A. Pai judgement by the five-judge Bench.

Over 100 private unaided medical and engineering colleges had approached the apex court, seeking various clarifications, including the minority quota, management quota, NRI quota, common entrance test and separate tests by an association of private colleges.

Since there was a spurt of litigations with regard to admission matters since the two judgements, the apex court had decided that the issue needed to be urgently addressed by a seven-judge Bench to streamline the admission and save the students from various difficulties.

Quota for riot - hit students : SC refuses to intervene
( Er.Alok Kumar- Legal Correspondent)

The Supreme Court has declined to intervene in the Punjab and Haryana High Court order quashing a notification of the Punjab Government bringing the victims of terrorism and riot incidents on a par for the benefit of 1 per cent reservation in medical and professional colleges.

A Bench of Mr Justice Y.K. Sabharwal and Mr Justice P.P. Naolekar rejected the special leave petition of the Punjab Government while hearing the petitions of four students from riot-affected families, whose admission was also cancelled in view of the High Court striking down the state government order.

The court was not agreeable to the contention of the Punjab Government’s standing counsel Bimal Roy Jad that the High Court order needed to be reviewed.

Prior to the August 2004 notification of the Punjab Government bringing terrorism and riot victims on a par for reservation benefit, the terrorist victims had the first preference followed by the candidates from the riot -affected families.

The court also rejected the petitions of four students, Ghatdeep K. Lamba, Varundeep Singh, Balwinder Singh Tiwana and Amrit Lal Dhillon, belonging to riot-affected families, challenging the cancellation of their admission after it was informed that they were short of attendance.

The four students were accommodated in medical colleges in the state against handicapped quota seats, which had remained unfilled after the government’s notification. But with the quashing of it by the High Court, their admission was automatically cancelled.

The High Court, in its order passed in September last year, had said that the prefrencewise priority to terrorism and riot victims could not be diluted.

The apex court was agreeable to allow the four students to continue with their studies on compassionate grounds only on the condition if they could meet the minimum required attendance during the current academic session. It refused to carry forward their admissions to next year saying it was bound to affect the new admissions.

The court reminded the students that their admission was possible only because of the amendment made in the rules by the government, otherwise they would have not even got into the medical colleges.

Since the notification of the state had been struck down by the High Court, it was not possible to accommodate them in next academic session, it said.

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Technical Engineering Colleges in Bihar

Engineering Colleges in Bihar Technical Colleges :
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BHAGALPUR COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
P.O.- SABOUR, BHAGALPUR - 813 210 , BIHAR


1960/GOVERNMENT /BHAGALPUR UNIVERSITY, BHAGALPUR , BIHAR

Dr. C. R. Partap - DIRECTOR

Tel. No. 0641 -2400467 :
Fax No. 0641 – 2400467
E-mail :

Website : www.bce.ac.in

Branch :
CIVIL ENGINEERING
COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGINEERING
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
ELECTRONICS & COMM ENGINEERING
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING



BIHAR INSTITUTE OF SILK & TEXTILES
NATHNAGAR , BHAGALPUR - 813 210

BIHAR 1994/GOVERNMENT /BHAGALPUR UNIV.

Tel. No. # 0641 - 223372
Fax No. # 0641 –
E-mail :
Website : www.bist.ac.in
Branch :
SILK TECHNOLOGY
SILK TECHNOLOGY ( CONDENSED COURSE )
TEXTILE TECHNOLOGY



CENTRAL INSTITUTE OF PLASTICS ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY EPIP COMPLEX, INDUSTRRIAL AREA, HAJIPUR - 844 101 (BIHAR)


2006/CENTRAL GOVT./BAASAHEB BHIMRAO AMBEDKAR BIHAR UNIVERSITY

Dr. Vijay Kumar - DIRECTOR

Tel No. :- 044 – 22311071
Fax :- 044- 22347120
E-Mail : Cipethq@vsnl.com

Website :- www.cipetindia.com

Branch :
M.TECH. (PLASTIC TECHNOLOGY)




MAULANA AZAD COLLEGE OF ENGG. & TECHNOLOGY
MARIUM MANZIL, ANISHABAD ,PATNA - 800 002. BIHAR

1988/PNG /MAGADH UNIVERSITY, BODH GAYA

Prof. (Dr.) K. P. Singh

Tel No: 0612-266553,
Fax No: 0612-2250348
Website: www.macet.net.in

COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGINEERING
ELECTRONICS & COMM ENGINEERING
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING


5.06/03/BIH/ENGG/2002/003

MILLIA INSTIUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
RAMBAGH, PURNEA BIHAR 854 301.

2002/PNG /B.N.MANDAL UNIVERSITY, MADHEPURA

Dr. R.C. Das ‘ Vikal ’

Tel No: 06454-240433, 240434
E-Mail I.d. : info@mitpurnia.co
Website: www.mitpurnia.co.in


COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGINEERING
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
ELECTRONICS & COMM ENGINEERING
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
CIVIL ENGINEERING
MCA


6. 720-73-208/RC/94

MUZAFFARPUR INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
MUZAFFARPUR-842 003.

1954/GOVERNM /B.R.A. BIHAR UNIVERSITY, MUZAFFARPUR

Mr. R.Kant # 9431929542 ( Earlier in RIT-Koderma)

Dr. M. P Jakhanwal

Tel No: 0621-2262148,
Fax No: 0621-2262148
E-Mail: dprasad2k3@yahoo.com

Website: www.mitmuzaffarpur.com

CIVIL ENGINEERING
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
ELECTRONICS & COMM ENGINEERING
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
LEATHER TECHNOLOGY
M.TECH (MACHINE DESIGN)
M.TECH (THERMAL ENGG)
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING



7. 720-73-212/RC/94

R.P. SHARMA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
NEW BAILEY ROAD, PATNA BIHAR

1980/PNG /MAGADH UNIVERSITY, BODH GAYA

Shri J.K.Lal

Tel No: 0612-3254248,
Fax No: 0612-2596238, 3208862

E-Mail : rpsinstt@sancharnet.in
Website : http://www.rpsit.com/

CIVIL ENGINEERING
COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGINEERING
ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONICS ENGG.
ELECTRONICS & COMM ENGINEERING
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING



8. 06/03/BIH/ENGG/2004/001
SIWAN ENGINEERING & TECHNICAL INSTITUTE
ISLAMIA NAGAR SHURAPUR P.O. & DIST. SIWAN ,BIHAR - 841 226

2004/PNG /JAI PRAKSH UNIVERSITY, CHAPRA

Prof. (Dr.) Zahiuddin Ahmad

Tel No: 06154-247746, 247048
E-Mail : principal_seti@rediffmail.com
Website : www.saeti.com

COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGINEERING
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
ELECTRONICS & COMM. ENGG.
MBA
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING


9. 06/03/BIHENGG/ 2007/ 020
NETAJI SUBHASH INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY (N.S.I.T.) AMHARA, BIHAR, PATNA (BIHAR) , PIN-801 118

Phone # 9334818899,9431117662,9334819255
Website : www.nsit.com

Dr. S. Singh (2008/PVT.)

ELECTRONICS & COMM ENGINEERING
COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGINNEING
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONICS ENGG.

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Technical Colleges ( Jharkhand )

http://www.bitmesra.ac.in Birla Institute of Technology, Mesra , Ranchi

http://www.bitsindri.ac.in B.I.T. Sindri , Dhanbad - Govt of Jharkhand

http://ismdhanbad.ac.in Indian School of Mines , Dhanbad

http://www.nitjsr.com National Institute of Technology , Jamshedpur

http://www..rvscet.com R.V.S. College of Engineering and Technology, Jamshedpur

www.birsainstitute.org Birsa Institute of Technology, Ranchi

www.geocities.com/nifftranchi National Institute of Foundry & ForgeTech., Ranchi

Governor- Jharkhand – State of Jharkhand , Raj Bhawan , Ranchi - 834001, .

Phone No : 0651 - 2283469 , Fax : 0651 – 22 Cell : 09810864830

P.S. - Mr. Amit Khare ( Sr. I.A.S.)

Chief Minister – Jharkhand

Phone # 0651-2

Vinoba Bhave University ,Hazaribag
http://www.vbu.co.in

Vinoba Bhave University , P.B . No. – 31 , Hazaribagh – 825301 , Jharkhand .

Vice – Chancellor : Dr. Mahendra Prasad Singh
Tel : +91 06546 – 264279 ,
Fax : 06546 - 262342

Pro – V.C. : Dr. Urao
Office : 06546 - 264724 , 262301 (O) ,
Fax : 06546 262342

Registrar : Dr. S. P. Sinha
Tel : + 91 06546 264628 (O) , 270182 , 266322 (R) ,
Fax : 06546 264279

Examination - Controller : Dr. Mantu Kumar Singh
Mobile # 09431332889

College – Inspector : Dr. R. B. Singh ( Arts & Commerce )
Mobile # 09835197552

College – Inspector : Dr. Rana ( Science )
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Birsa Institute of Technology , Sindri ( Dhanbad )
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Dr. Shyam Kishor Singh (Director : BIT – Sindri )
Tel : 0326 - 2350495 ( O ) , 0326 - 2350496 ( R )
Fax : 0326 - 2350495 , Mobile # 09431126328, 9939361551

Dr. S.C. Roy (H.O.D. - Mechanical Dept.)
Mobile # 09835352391 , Tel : 0326 – 2253807

Prof. T.P.Sarkar (Coordinator - M.Tech Course)
Ph. # 0326 - 2350215

Prof. Mithilesh Kr.Singh ( CAD / CAM Lab - Mechanical Dept. )
Ph. # 09431646742

Mr. Anjani Kr. Singh (Doing M.Tech in Heat & Mass Transfer)
Mob.# 09334828541

Mr. Santosh Kr. Singh (Doing M.Tech in Production Engg.)
Mob. # 09334660618

Science & Technology Department ( Jharkhand )

1. Shri Chandra Prakash Choudhary , Hon’ble Minister, Sc. & Tech. # 2490693 (O)

2. Shri Ashok Kumar Basu , Principal Secretary, Sc. & Tech. # 2490070 (O), 2490208 (F)

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Tel #(0651) 2491844
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Technical Colleges :

www.bitsindrionline.org & www.bitsindri.ac.in B.I.T. Sindri ,Dhanbad

www.bitmesra.ac.in Birla Institute of Technology, Mesra, Ranchi

www.ismdhanbad.ac.in Indian School of Mines, Dhanbad

www.nitjsr.com National Institute of Technology, Jamshedpur

www.rvscet.com R.V.S. College of Engineering and Technology, Jamshedpur

www.nitp.ac.in National Institute of Technology, Patna

www.geocities.com/nifftranchi National Institute of Foundry and Forge Technology, Ranchi

www.mitmuzaffarpur.com Muzaffarpur Institute of Technology, Muzaffarpur

www.bcebhagalpur.ac.in Bhagalpur College of Engineering, Bhagalpur

www.birsainstitute.org Birsa Institute of Technology, Ranchi

www.xlri.edu & www.xlri.ac.in Xavier Labour Relations Institute (XLRI), Jamshedpur

www.xiss.ac.in & www.xiss-ranchi.org Xavier Institute of Social Service, Ranchi

www.snsibm.com Satyendra Narayan Institute of Business Management, Hatia, Ranchi

www.iismr.org Institute of Science & Management, Ranchi

www.lnmcbm.org L.N.Mishra College of Business Management, Muzaffarpur

www.rpsit.org.in R P Sharma Institute of Technology, Patna

www.macet.net.in Maulana Azad College of Engineering and Technology, Patna

Ramgovind Institute of Technology,Koderma

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Ramgovind Institute of Technology,Koderma
P.O.- Karma,Mahuvan,Koderma-825409, Jharkhand
Website : http://www.ritk.org
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The Institution offers the following four year degree courses at UG level leading to the award of B.Tech. degree from the Vinoba Bhave University, Hazaribag.

B.Tech. Computer Science and Engg.
B.Tech. Electronics and Communication Engg.
B.Tech. Electrical and Electronics Engg.
B.Tech. Mechanical Engg.

RECOGNITION :

All India Council for Technical Education, (AICTE) New Delhi accorded permission to the above courses and recognized by the Government of Jharkhand and affiliated to the Vinoba Bhave University, Hazaribag.

ELIGIBILITY FOR ADMISSION
All Candidates have must have scored minimun 50 % in Physics, Chemistry,
Mathematics with English as a compulsory subject.

Contact Number :

Chairman : Er. Ravindra Kumar # 9431011964

Financial Advisor: Dr. (Smt.) Aarti Mishra # 9334114035

Secretary: Prof. Vishal Kumar # 9835342540

Bursar : Tushikant Saha # 9973707871

Director: Dr. Rameshwar Prasad # 9431124095

Dy. Director: Prof. S. K. Choudhary # 9334886250

Asst. - Director : Dr. A.P.Burnwal # 9234482754, 9835375777

H.O.D. ( Mechanical ) : Dr. A.B.Adhikari # 9470150041

Ex.HOD : Prof. Nirbhay Ranjan # 9835325434

H.O.D. (Chemistry ) : Prof. Ved Prakash Singh # 9934840876

H.O.D. (Physics ) : Prof. Tanu Mani  # 9934650449

H.O.D. (Mathematics ) : Prof. (Dr.) A. P. Burnwal #

H.O.D. (Computer Science ) : Prof. Abhishek Kumar #

H.O.D. (Electronics & Communication ) : Prof. P. Prashar

H.O.D. (Electrical) : Prof . Rakesh Kumar Singh

Library In - charge: Sri Vikram Kumar


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The following information is to be published in the Information Brochure besides being hosted on the Institution’s official Website as fixed content.

Name of the Programme : Degree Engnieering
Approved Intake: 240
Fees charged ( per annum) in Rs. : Rs. 33,800/-
Total Amount Taken in 2008 : Rs. 55500/-
Pass percentage during the last 5 years : Established in 2004
Class started in February 2005
Teacher Student Ratio : 1:11
No. of Faculty Members : 85

Cadre : Number

Professor : 02

Asst. Professor : 04

Lecturer : 79

Faculty Profile:
Qualification : No. of Faculty
Ph.D. : 06
Post Graduate : 17 Under Graduate : 62

Experience of Faculty:
Number of Faculty with
Less than 5 years : 59
5 to 10 years : 08
More than 10 years: 18


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Profession / Research Interest


Dr. V.S. Prasad
02.12.42
B.Sc.Engg., M.Sc.Engg., PH.D.
35
Structures

Prof. Madan Prasad
05.05.42
B.Sc.Engg.
33
Electric Machines

Dr.Radhayshyam
21.11.77
B.Sc.,M.Sc., PH.D.
4
Electromagnetics

Prof. N. P. Bandhopadhyay
11.11.50
B.Sc., B.Tech, M.Tech.,
31
Instrumentation

Dr. A.P.Burnwal
05.08.63
B.Sc.,M.Sc.,Ph.D.
16
Number Theory

Dr .Arti Mishra
04.10.61
B.A.,M.A.,Ph.D
11

Environmental Science

Dr. Umesh Prasad

23.03.63

B.A., M.A., Ph.D
10
Calculus

Prof. Zahid Zeya
11.02.69
B.Sc.Engg.
2
Manufacturing Process

Prof. Abhishek Kumar
25.05.77
B.Engg
Database Mangement

Prof. Rana chokrabourty
10.12.82
B.Engg

Neural Networks

Prof. Vishal Kumar
01.01.79
B.E.,M.E.
3
Network Analysis

Prof . K.N.Singh
20.01.60
B.Sc.Engg
18
Measurement Systems

Prof. S.S.Prakash
05.04.65
B.Sc.Engg.
16

Prof. Rajan Kumar
04.11.60
B.Sc.Engg.
16
F.M. Stereo

Prof. Sanjay Kumar
25.03.83
B.Sc.,M.Sc.(Elect)
1
Machine Design

Prof. Sanjeev Kumar
26.03.82
B.Sc. Engg.


Prof. Krishna Murari
27.02.83
B.Sc. Engg.

ODBC

Prof. Rakesh Kumar
09.10.78
B.Engg.

Microprocessor

Prof. Tushar Kumar
06.11.81
B.Sc. Engg.
2
Java

Prof. Ranjan Kumar
17.12.82
B.Sc. Engg.

Prof. Shashank Shekhar
12.07.84
B.Tech.

Power System

Prof. Ajay Kumar
01.03.69
B.Engg.

Digital Electronics

Prof. Rajesh Chandra
22.06.73
A.M.I.E.
2
Power Electronics

Prof. Kr. Vikram Gaurav
19.09.80
B.Sc. Engg.



Prof. R. A. Ranjan
21.12.59
B.Sc. Engg.
15
Instrumentation

Prof. K.K.Jha
21.01.46
B.Sc.Engg
29
Vibration Analysis

Prof. Prabhat Kumar
05.12.78
B.Sc.,M.Sc.(Elec)

Electricity

Prof. Ved Prakash
15.02.78
B.Sc.,M.Sc.

Organic Chemistry



Prof. Tanu Mani
06.11.80
B.Sc.,M.Sc.

Optics

Prof. Aparna Mukhrjee
06.04.71
B.Sc.,M.Sc.,M.Phil

Inorganic Chemistry

Prof. Murari Prasad
04.02.46
B.Sc.Engg
34
Graphics


Prof. Prabhat Ranjan
05.05.81
B.Engg
1

Prof. Rajnish Kumar
01.03.77
B.Sc.Engg

Transmission

Prof. R.P.Srivastava
01.01.45
B.Sc.Engg
37
System design

Prof. Abhishek Kumar
26.02.79
B.Sc.Engg

Traction

Prof. R.R.Sinha
03.08.54
A.M.I.E.
27

Prof. R.R.Gupta
02.07.67
B.Sc.,M.Sc.

Prof. Abhilasha Sinha
14.02.80
B.Sc.,M.Sc.

Chemical Bonding

Prof. Ajay Kumar
25.02.82
B.Sc. Engg.

Oracle

Prof. Paras Kumar
25.09.82
B.Sc. Engg.

D B M S

Prof. D. Modi
19.6.41
B.Sc.Engg
28

Prof . Raj Rajiv Kant
16.10.62
B.Sc.Engg
4
Power Electronics

Dr. Anant Kumar
09.09.68
B.Sc.,M.Sc., PH.D.


Prof. Om Prakash
06.01.77
B.Sc.,M.Sc.

Calculus

Prof. Kr. Vaibhav
18.12.77
B.Engg.


Prof. Vijay Kumar
01.03.79
B.A.,M.A.


Prof. Sanjay Pandey
20.02.68
B.Sc.Engg.

Graphics

Prof . Nirbhay Ranjan
25.06.81
B.Engg.

Prof. Ravi Bhushan
01.12.77
B.Sc. Engg.


Prof. Alok Kumar
30.12.73
B.Engg.
9
Marine Engines

Prof. Anjani Kr. Singh
24.11.80
B.Engg.
12

Prof. S.Prakash
31.12.72
B.Sc.,M.Sc.


Prof . Gautam Kumar
04.09.79
B.Engg.
1
Advanced Microprocessor

Prof . Rajendra Kumar
21.05.75
B.Sc.Engg.
12
Industrial Management

Prof. B.B.Bilochan
03.12.83
B.Tech.

Stress Analysis

Prof. Barun K. Basu
30.04.65
B.Sc. Engg.
13

Prof. Chnadra Deo Prasad
10.02.74
B.Sc. Engg., M. Sc. Engg.
10
Operating System

Prof. P .Prashar
26.6.84
B.Tech.
2
Power Electronics

Prof. Arbind Kumar
22.03.60
B.Sc. Engg.
15

Prof. Ranjan Kumar
15.01.80
B.Sc. Engg.

E.M.F.T.

Prof. C.D. Pandey
05.09.52
B.Sc.Engg.
32
Electric Machines

Prof. Hare Krishna
08.04.78
B.Sc. Engg.

Oracle

Prof. Mithilesh Kuamr
12.12.76
B.Sc.,M.Sc.

Applied Physics

Prof. Pankaj Kumar
05.02.81
B.Sc.Engg.


Prof. Sandeep Kumar
03.11.83
B.Engg.

Analog Electronics

Prof. Santosh Kr. Sharma
05.11.50
B.Sc.Engg.

I C Engines

Prof. Santosh Kumar
23.09.83
B.Sc. Engg.


Prof. Saroj Kumar
15.10.76
B.C.A.,M.C.A
6
System software

Prof. Vinod Kr. Singh
26.08.76
B.Sc.,M.Sc.


Prof. Y.P.Singh
25.01.79
B.Sc.Engg.

Disaster Management

Prof. Santosh Kr. Sinha
29.02.78
B.A.,M.A.

Linguistics

Prof. Amar Kant Jha
18.04.57
B.Sc. Engg.
20


Prof. Rajiv Ranjan
18.02.81
B.Engg.



Prof. Sandeep Kumar
03.11.83
B.Engg.



Prof. Ashok Pandey
23.02.57
B.Sc. Engg.

Automoble Engg.

Prof. Nitesh Kumar
17.07.79
B.Engg.


Prof. Santosh Kr. Sharma
05.11.50
B.Sc. Engg.

Prof. Pradip Kr Sinha
30.04.48
B.Sc. Engg.



Prof. Brij Nandan Prasad
01.07.44
B.Sc. Engg.
28
Manufacturing Process

Prof. K P Yadav
03.01.36
B.Sc. Engg.
33


Prof. K C Yadav
06.09.40
B.Sc. Engg.
30
Production Management

Prof. Ifti Khan Ali
01.08.39
B.Sc. Engg.
30
ISO Standardization

Prof. Abhishek Saha
17.07.79
B.Sc. Engg.


Prof. O.R.Jaiswal
12.04.58
B.Sc. Engg.
18

Prof. Sandeep Kumar
19.2.75

B.Engg.
3

Prof. Abhishek Anand
01.02.82
B.Engg.


Prof. Shashi Shekhar
01.03.83
B.Engg.

Prof. Neeraj Kumar
01.03.76
B.Engg.


Prof. Kartik Subramanian
17.09.72
B.Engg.
3
Acoustics


Industrial Consultancy, Research and Development (during the past 5 years):00

                                                   College was established in 2004

Amount of Industrial Consultancy earned ( in lakhs of Rupees) :00

No. of sponsored research projects completed :00

No. of patents produced : 00

No. of sponsored research projects in progress:00

No. of papers published in International journals: 00

No. of papers published in National journals:00

No. of papers presented in International Conferences / Seminars:00

No. of papers presented in National Conferences / Seminars : 04

No. of International Conferences conducted :00

No. of National Conferences conducted :00

No. of Training Programmes / Short Term Courses conducted:00

Placement Record for the previous year : Going On

No. of Companies who visited the Campus: 02

Names and Details of companies who visited the campus: Aircell, BPO

Along with No. of Students placed : Going on

No. of Students placed through campus recruitment : Going on.

Maximum salary drawn (in Rs.)

Average salary drawn (in Rs.)

Budget Allocation for the Programme ( in Rs.) : Self Financing Institute

Recurring :

Non - Recurring :

New initiatives and future vision, if any :

To actively pursue Research and Development activities to inculcate spirit of enquiry among faculties and students.

10 engineering colleges coming up in Jharkhand

10 engineering colleges coming up in Jharkhand

Er. ALOK KUMAR

Of the total engineering graduates in India,  the southern states of Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka,Maharashtra and Tamil Nadu produce 66 per cent.

Jharkhand produces just one per cent.

The stark contrast could well soon become a data of the past, with as many as 10 new engineering colleges coming up in Jharkhand during the current calendar year.

In fact, a few of them are even coming up in the state's worst Naxalite-affected districts like  West Singhbhum, Palamu, Garhwa and Hazaribag .

 Of  the  10 ,

 two colleges are being set up by the state government,

                                 six by different private parties      and

  one each by the Vinoba Bhave University (VBU)   and

the management of DAV Schools   on

public private partnership (PPP) basis. 

Construction works of three colleges are progressing at a very fast pace and if things proceed in the right direction,   the    VBU's proposed engineering college at Hazaribag                   will admit its first batch from the 2008-09 academic session which will commence from coming September. 

"We have already made presentation before the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) and the latter had issued the letter of intent (LoI) to us.            The AICTE has also agreed to do mandatory inspection of our proposed college within a few months. We have planned to start the first batch from the coming session itself," the VBU Vice Chancellor MP Singh told Hindustan Times on Tuesday. He said, the proposed institute would be known as the University College of Engineering & Technology (UCET) and it would be set up within the VBU's present campus. 

The Jharkhand Government is setting up its two engineering colleges at Chaibasa and Ramgarh, while the DAV Group at Daltonganj with the financial support from the state government. 

The state government has already released Rs 3 crore to the DAV Group and also promised to release another installment of Rs 3 crore in the next phase. 

"Construction works for Chaibasa and Ramgarh engineering colleges is already started,                as the government had already awarded tender for construction jobs to the                              National Building Construction Corporation (NBCC) and the National Project Construction Corporation (NPCC),"  the state's science & technology secretary Mr. A.K. Basu .          He said, the government would move to the AICTE for approval of the intake capacity as soon  as the buildings and hostels of the two colleges get ready. 

The DAV group also has acquired sufficient lands near Daltonganj for its college.                         It has already erected boundary walls and began construction of buildings, reports reaching Ranchi from Palamu administration suggest. 

Besides these, six colleges are being set up by different private parties, educational trusts and political leaders. While the RJD MLA Ramchandra Chandravanshi is setting up an engineering college in his constituency Vishrampur (Palamu), the former BJP MP Ramtahal Choudhary at his hometown Ormanjhi.

Reports on Technical Education : Er. Alok Kumar
Bihar and Technical Education
Er.Alok Kumar

Last week AICTE high level team inspected Motihari , Gaya and Darbhanga based engineering colleges for approval . I hope it will have positive report and Bihar will have a few more engineering colleges like other states .
As per AICTE data as on 31.08.2007 India is having 1668 approved Degree Engineering Colleges in which only 6 are from Bihar . Highest Engineering colleges are in Andhra Pradesh ( 319) , TamilNadu ( 268 ) , Maharastra ( 186 ) , Karnatka ( 141 ) , Uttar Pradesh ( 136 ) , Madhya Pradesh ( 104 ) .

Karnatka have had policy regarding private participation in 1950s only which resulted today many of leading Engineering Colleges are from Karnatka with qualiy education and such colleges helped Karnatka / Bangalore in skilled man power supply . Even politicaly active states like Uttar Pradesh opened its door for private participation in Engineering education only in 1998 and in last 10 years its number grew from 6 to 136 . Uttar Pradesh district Gautam Budhda Nagar ( NOIDA & Greater NOIDA ) is having a dedicated Knowledge Parks which is having more than 100 professional degree colleges . While Engineering Colleges from TamilNadu and Andhra Pradesh have thousands of Vacant seats every year due to this regional imbalance .

Many of states government have a restricted policy in Combined Entrance Examination and admissions in such private engineering colleges so only 15 % seats left for other states , for example in Uttar Pradesh 85 % seats are reserved for domicile of UP using State Entrance Examination qualified while rest 15 % are of NRI / Management .

In Such case , Bihari Students faced tough problems they need to pay a heavy amount from backdoor and much cost to parents per month OR outflowing of money from Bihar to states like Karnatka / Maharastra and Western UP .

A few private initiated engineering colleges are in Bihar but they have very poor Infrastructure and no availability of qualified teachers , No supporting Industry . For example , Bangalore / Mysore , NOIDA / GHAZIABAD and HARYANA based engineering colleges have Industrial interaction and support .


World Bank pat for state tech institutes
- BIT, Mesra, Sindri; polytechnics improve quality ratings

A Report from Er.Alok Kumar:

The standard of technical education in Jharkhand has improved dramatically in the span of six months, reveals a World Bank sponsored review of some top institutions.

Since the last Technical Education Quality Improvement Programme (TEQIP) review that was based on the findings of a World Bank team in January, the latest review has awarded BIT, Mesra, 9.4 on 10, and BIT, Sindri, 7.4 points against a national average of 6.6.

The two government polytechnics at Ranchi and Dumka, covered under TEQIP, have also improved, registering over 6 points each.

As reported in The Telegraph on February 27, the January review painted a dismal picture of the state of technical education in the state. BIT, Mesra, scored 6.7, while BIT, Sindri, got 5.4. The two government polytechnics in Ranchi and Dumka scored a pathetic 2.1 and 4.2 respectively.

“The overall performance of institutions in the 10th review of TEQIP has improved remarkably. But these institutions need to do much more to sustain the improvement,” said technical education director Arun Kumar, who was present at the review meeting.

“All the institutes need an NBA accreditation for the various courses they offer before September 30. Besides, teaching position vacancies need to be filled — at all levels in polytechnics and at senior levels in BIT, Sindri,” Kumar added.

The review meeting was held at TEQIP’s Noida-based National Project Implementation Unit under the aegis of the Union ministry of human resource development. It was attended by C.T. Mahajan, a joint secretary-level official in the ministry, BIT, Mesra, vice-chancellor P.K. Bahrai, BIT, Sindri, director S.K. Singh and others.

Jharkhand has already received around Rs 35 crore under TEQIP to improve its technical education. The major chunk, about Rs 20 crore, has gone to BIT, Mesra, while BIT, Sindri, got about Rs 12 crore. Both the state-run polytechnics received Rs 1 crore each.

Two other engineering institutions in the state, National Institute of Foundry and Forge and National Institute of Technology, Jamshedpur, are also covered under the programme — but both are under Centre’s guidance.

The second phase of TEQIP is set to start March 2009 onwards. Then, sources said, engineering colleges offering undergraduate and postgraduate studies would be covered, while polytechnics would be left out.

On the issue of accreditation, BIT, Sindri, director S.K. Singh said they were planning to register two new under-graduate programmes in information technology and computer science through the NBA within the stipulated time. “The institute needs more autonomy and stakeholders are convinced about this. The government should consider the matter seriously,” he added.


Centre promises policy on deemed universities : Er.Alok Kumar
“Status being sought by institutions that have no infrastructure and adequately qualified staff”

The Union government on Monday informed the Supreme Court that a policy to regulate and streamline deemed universities, including the criteria for conferring the deemed university status, will soon be put in place.

Additional Solicitor-General (ASG) Vikas Singh made this submission before a Bench, consisting of Justices Dalveer Bhandari and H.S. Bedi, hearing a petition filed by advocate Viplav Sharma, seeking proper guidelines to prevent the mushrooming of deemed universities.

Draft guidelines


The ASG said draft University Grants Commission (UGC) guidelines were lying with the government. When Mr. Justice Bhandari asked the ASG to file reply in two weeks, he said, “the government is in a flux and no decision could be taken.” The ASG said at least five weeks time was required to come out with the policy decision.

Mr. Justice Bhandari told the ASG: “The situation is so bad that the matter requires immediate attention. This is an extremely important matter.”

Counsel Sanjay Hegde said that during the pendency of this petition, over 25 institutions were granted the deemed university status.

The Bench, while posting the petition for final hearing to August 25, asked the ASG and counsel for the UGC to file their response in the meanwhile.

Strict scrutiny


During the last hearing, the Centre told the court that once the new regulations were in place, private institutions would be subjected to strict scrutiny before grant of the deemed university status. Foreign universities would also be brought under the purview of the regulations.

The petition said the ‘Deemed to be University status’ was being sought by all sorts of institutions that had no infrastructure, no facility and no adequately qualified staff.

The trend of establishing deemed universities had gained ground and new developments in education were being exploited commercially, bypassing all safeguards including approvals by the State governments and other authorities such as the All-India Council for Technical Education, the Medical Council of India and the Dental Council of India.

High quality

Contending that the Centre and the UGC were conferring the status arbitrarily, the petitioner sought a direction to the respondents to confer it only on institutions that produced high quality research papers and professionals of global acceptability.

Er. Alok Kumar - Introduction

Er.Alok Kumar
A Powerful Personality
Of
Bihar & Jharkhand , India

About Er. Alok Kumar ( Author, Social Worker, Technocrat, Politician )
Contact No. 0947054983 Date of Birth : 30-12-1973
Nationality : Indian Father's Name : Sri C. B. Singh [Retd. Officer, B.S.F.]

Thanks for taking the time to visit my website. Here is my biographic info as it appears on the book cover (of-course this is overtly complimentary—but then it is my novel :) )

Er.Alok Kumar joins the Ramgovind Institute of Technology,Koderma as a Sr. Lecturer of Mechanical Engineering in April' 07. He graduated from the Islamiah Institute of Technology, Bangalore in 1997 where he was selected as one of the top ten young technocrat of Bangalore,India by the Shaktishali Foundation. Er.Alok Kumar has earlier worked as a Lecturer for I.I.E. Patna, B.I.A.Patna, S.A.M.T.Patna in Bihar.

Born in 1973 into an Intellectual family, Alok Sir studied in schools in Varansi and Gaya; and completed his engineering from I.I.T. Bangalore. His interests in backpacking, hiking, reading,private Investigation and philosophy are key writing inspirations.

I can be reached at eralokkumar@sify.com

"My Life in RIT Koderma ", will be published by HarperCollins India on Nov. 23rd, 2008.

Initial reviews from the press have been favorable (included in the Advance Reviews section of the blog), and the book is selected for the 2008-09 Indian Breakthrough Novel Award.

If the synopsis/other sections of the website pique your interest, please sign up here to receive free excerpts:
I am a
Well - built / Smart / Humble
Mechanical Engineer by profession, working as a
Sr. Lecturer (Mechanical Engineering)

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**I have over 11 years of Experiences in Automobile & Mechanical Field. **

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I have an
Unique Achievement
to teach the Students of
Automobile Engineering ,
Marine Engineering
and
Aircraft Engineering
in India.

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I am a
Graphologist ,
Freelance - Journalist ,
Social-Worker,
Young Politician ,
and
Sports- Lover

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I am an Open-hearted, Punctual, Discipline, Honest,
Self- Starter, Emotionally-stable, Loving, Natural,
Courageous, Caring, Strong, Straight - forward,
BINDASS Person who always respect others
& always believe in truth.

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** About Myself **

A - Always hold on to the Highest
L - Learn to see the things in Proper Light
O - Only know the Truth and realise it
K- Keep on Steadily and Secretly

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Passions

To achieve my vision in life
A tension - free, peaceful and
An Attractive Nature - Friendly
Moderate Society for All My Lovers .

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Permanent Address :
S/o Dr. (Smt.) Bimla Singh,
M.I.G.H. – 22, A. P. Colony,
Near Housing Board Office,
Gaya, Bihar. Pin – 823 001.
Ph. – 0631-2430260

Hobbies : Sports, Adventure, Social Work, Teaching

Computer Proficiency : Ms-Office, Internet, Autocad, Autolisp, Advance Modeling Extension.

Educational Qualification:

Degree Board/ University Yr. of Passing Division % of Marks
P.G.D.S.E.M. Vishakhapatnam Maritime Society,Vishakhapatnam, (A.P.)1999 1st 74%
B.E. (Mechanical)Bangalore University, Bangalore 1997 1st 61%
I. Sc. B.I.E.C., Patna 1991 1st 76%
Matriculation B.S.E.B., Patna 1989 1st 70%

एक्स्पेरेंस :-

Working as a Principal- BHARTI ITI at Hazaribagh,Jharkhand
। वोर्क अस अ लेक्टुरेर(मेचानिकल इंजीनियरिंग) इन राम गोविन्द इन्स्तितुए ऑफ़ टेक्नोलॉजी,कोडरमा(झारखण्ड)

· Worked as a Lecturer (Engine & Machinery) in "Seaworld Academy of Marine Technology", West Boring Canal Road, Patna –13.

· Worked as a Head of Department & Lecturer (Automobile Deptt.) in "Indian Institute of Engineering", East Boring-Canal Road, Patna –1.

· Worked as a Director, "Sanskar Coaching Centre" for C.B.S.E. & I.C.S.E. Board and All Competitive Exams. (In campus of Indian Institute of Engineering, East Boring Canal Road, Patna

· Worked as a Incharge (Computer Section) in "Vikash Residential Public School", Vivekanand Marg, Patna –13.

· Worked as an Instructor in "Bharat Institute of Aeronautics", Airport Road, Patna –14.

· Worked as a Service Advisor in "Guinea Motors (P) Ltd.", Patna. (Tata Motors).

· Worked as Sr. Mechanical Engineer in "Western India Shipyard Ltd.", Mormugao Harbour, Goa during 2000–2004 (The largest private Shipyard in India).
Job Description : Overall Incharge of Workshop & Mechanical on Board. (Responsibilities also include Man-Management, Customer-Care, Planning & Completion of Jobs within specified time & Also, to effectively communicate & work with the team including other Engineers, Supervisors, Workers, Sub-Contractors & Ship-Staff to complete the job satisfactory.

· Worked as an Instructor for the trade 'Turner' & 'Fitter' in "Acharya I.T.I.", Bangalore – 29 during 1996–2000.

Extra Curricular Activities :-
· Active Member, "National Human Right Foundation" (National President Dr. Jaganaath Mishra, Ex. C.M., Bihar).
· Working as a Freelance-Journalist, (Ex. Reporter :- 'Anupam Uphaar' Monthly -Youth - Magazine).
· Working as a Hub – Coordinator in "Dreams State Employment & Welfare Society (N.G.O.)", H. No.-164, Patliputra Colony, Patna – 13.
President, 'Shaktishali' Yuva-Sena (Youth-Brigade)

Er. Alok Kumar ---

I am a Child

A  poem  written  by --- Er. Alok Kumar ---

I might come into the world crying,

But one of the first things I learn is to smile.

My eyes and ears are my teachers.

My story is yet to be written.

I only ask for food, shelter, warmth and love.

In return, I give you so much more.

I am innocence. I am opportunity. I am potential.

I am all that I experience.

Lead and I will follow.

I am the future.

I am yours.

Please treat me with respect.

I am a child.

Free Lessons on Internet on Bomb making
Er. Alok Kumar

Dangerous For Indian Youths scores of websites are teaching how to make bombs –
from hand grenades to pipe bombs - all for free, say experts.

From descriptive videos that go on from two minutes to 30,
To scientific programmes to explanatory texts on how to make bombs,

this is and a lot more is available in cyber space.

One website mentions that hand grenade can be made from iron pipes and plastic explosives;

plus, propellant from small arms or shot gun ammunition can be used for deadly attacks.

The website, while giving the due procedure to make bombs, advocates the use of various length and diameter of Iron Rods Wires to detonate a bomb. It the length and diameter of Iron Rods required and easily available chemicals.

Law to Stop Sexual Repression on Students Soon

Er. Alok Kumar

The government has taken an initiative to make and enforce a law within two months to prevent sexual harassment and repression in all educational institutions across the country.

The University Grants Commission (UGC) has started formulating the new law in this regard, said an Education Ministry announcement yesterday, in the wake of a number of such reported incidents.

"The government is closely observing the situation arising in Jahangirnagar University (JU) out the allegation of sexual harassment on female students. "

" Such a situation can badly tarnish the image of the educational institution alongside casting a negative impact on the overall educational system," it said.

Referring to public universities like JU, run by own rules and regulations, the ministry said,
"The government believes that it is possible to resolve such allegations administratively with the own rules of the respective university."

The government will soon sit with the JU syndicate members and UGC for exchange of views for framing policy guidelines in this regard.

Tit For Tat - Your Principal Should be like that

Don’t Hesitate to Protest Against Any Torture,
Er. Alok Kumar ( Alok Sir ) will be always there
to help , protect and guide you mentally

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Urgent - Letter

Date : 19 – 09 – 2008 / Koderma

To,

The All Concerned Officials/ Authorities ,

Technical Education, India.

Subject :

Please, Give me justice quickly and investigate to find the truths without any partiality & delay.

If justice will be delayed from your side that means you are denying justice to me.

If you are unable to do so, thenI have to die. So, allow me to suicide in front of your office – premises because I am thinking that there would be no other option left.

All of from my family were in deep crisis of economiclly,socially,morally, physicly

& mentally disturbed due to this act & We are running door to door seeking justice but yet remedy has to find.

Dear Sir / Madam,

I am Er. Alok Kumar, Son of Sri Chandra Bihari Singh(Retd. Officer – B.S.F.) ,

Permanent Address :- S/o Dr. (Smt.)Bimla Singh( Head-Dept. Of Sociology,A.M.College, Gaya ) ,

M. I. G. H. – 22 , A. P. Colony , Near Housing Board Office , Gaya ( Bihar ) , Pin – 823001.

Temporary Address :-C/o C.D.Colony,Jhumri Telaiya,District–Koderma(Jharkhand) Pin– 825409.

I seek to draw your kind attention to immediately intervene to save my dignity,respect & Rogi - Roti because I am completely depressed , tensed, humiliated & shocked .

I am feeling very-very insecure & unsafe.

I seek your urgent intervention in my matter so that I' m given full JUSTICE.

Anytime I can be murdered because Educational Mafia knew that I am going to the Higher Officials & MEDIAs seeking justice.

I was working as a Sr. Lecturer in the Department of Mechanical Engineering, Ramgovind Institute of Technology, Koderma, Jharkhand . Pin – 825409 since 16th April, 2007.

RIT Koderma is a self – financed Engineering College duly approved by AICTE, UGC & Government of Jharkhand , Affiliated to Vinoba Bhave University, Hazaribag ).

I was selected & recruited as a teaching Staff through an “Open Selection Process” , advertisement of the Lecturer- Vacancies was published in a popular and reputed National Newspaper-"Times of india", adopting all reliable & valid procedures on the basis of competence-Knowledge skills prescribed inClause 10 (i), Chapter- III of the AICTE Act, 1987.

My name is given with my all collegues in the RIT - Koderma 's website - www.ritk.org in MANDATORY INFORMATIONS ( which is mandatory for all engineering colleges ) mentioning my Date of Birth, my Working- Experiences & my

Subject- Specialization.

I was dismissed from my job through an Office Order Ref. No. – RIT / 138 / 08 issued by the Dr. Rameshwar Prasad- Director R.I.T. - Koderma on 16th July, 2008.

The dismissal letter was not written on the Letter pad & also it was without Official Seal

of RIT - Koderma.

It was simply written on a plain paper in a most arbitrary manner on the charges of fake alleged ground of writing a complaint letter to the AICTE & Govt. of Jharkhand.

I was dismissed by the Management of RIT- Koderma without giving any Charge sheet, without holding any Enquiry & without establishing my any guilt.

It is a big gross violation of Principles of Natural Justice. It also uttered disregard to the Law of Land, Labour Laws, Norm & Regulations of AICTE / UGC & Govt. of Jharkhand & the rules of my right enshrined in the constitution of India.

They suspected that I was behind the last visit of AICTE, who inspected the RIT to verify Norm & Regulations of AICTE.

In the past, I took all possible ways to express my loyalty to the Management of R.I.T.

but to no avail.

Our College Secretary Prof. Vishal Kumar is a big pshyco who is behind of all difficulties, short comings & disturbances created inRIT - Koderma .He is not matured enough to run a Technical Institute like RIT.He is a very negatively charged person who always thinks bad for others & believe that he has a very good mind & top brain. But sadly, he has lake of knowledges, patience & good spirits.

I am seriously concerned in the manner of my dismissal - order.

How can they throw me on the road ?

I knew that everywhere Corruptions are involved who debarred the needy to get quick justice.

The management of R. I. T. Koderma conspired all episodes ,then pressured the director for this order to issue my dismissal letter without on Letter Pad and without seal of RIT- Koderma , violating norms & regulations of A. I. C. T. E. / U.G.C. / Human Right / Labour law ‘s etc…..

So that I cannot fight legally or I cannot ask them to consider my view.

This is totally injustice to me to harass and torture mentally, physically and economically.

They afraid that I will harm them in future if I worked there because slowly- slowly I will be able to know their maximum ongoing exploitations, mall practices, cheating, forgery and corruptions.

I request all concern authorities to give the order of High Level Investigation to get me justice & also protect my life.

I can be murdered like Er. Satyndra Dubey because within few days I will try to expose their misdeeds, cheating & forgery in MEDIA.

I will provide all evidences collected by me at the appropriate time to the concerned higher Authorities.

I request to provide me security to protect my life , because I am feeling danger.

Sir, any moment any where, I could be murdered like Er. Satyendra Dubey for knowing & protesting the Ongoing Corruptions & Exploitations of Employees, Students & Lecturers in the name of Technical Educations in a Self - financed Private Engineering College which is duly approved & recognised by AICTE, UGC, Govt. Of Jharkhand , Affiliated to Vinoba Bhave University Hazaribag, Jharkhand ---”Ramgovind Institute of Technology, Koderma , Jharkhand" .

Also,If I have been given full protection, then I am ready to expose the entire corruption system of Technical Educational Mafias who are luring the Students by advertising an attractive & false facts in their Brochures, Newspapers, Prospectus & other available communications etc.

Technical Education’s Mafia are knowingly hampering & damaging the prospects of the Students & Employees, only for heavy earnings.

Earlier I have already taken up this matter with the AICTE, UGC, Raj Bhawan- Jharkhand, V.B.U. - Hazaribag, Local Medias & Labour Department , but I am yet to get the proper remedial response.

Soliciting your urgent intervention,

Thanking you,

Yours faithfully ,

Er. Alok Kumar

Mobile No. # 09470574983.

Freelancer (Ex. Reporter– "Anupam Uphaar " Youth Magzine ) published from Patna.

Active Member – National Human Right Foundation.

( National President – Dr. Jaganath Mishra – Ex C. M. Bihar)

Ex. Secretry – Bihar Youth National Congress Party ( NCP)

President–"ShaktiShali "YouthBrigade – Yuva Sena (An Intellectual Forum)

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**Marpit,Torture & Harassment Case**

Accused
Secretary- R.I.T.Koderma (Mr. Vishal Kumar) # 9798300731
Director - RIT Koderma ( Dr. Rameshwar Prasad ) # 9939361551
Bursur – RIT,Koderma ( Mr. Tushi Kant Saha ) # 9470515685
Satyendra ( Clerk/Lab. Assistant) # 9304848309
Mritunjay( Clerk- RIT Koderma ) # 9431192534

Gawah
Mr. S.N.Singh ( A.S.I. - Jhumri Tilaiya Thana) # 9431360983

Thana Prabhari - Jhumri Telaiya( Mr. Abhay Kr. Sinha ) # 9431706352
Thana Prabhari- Koderma Thana ( Mr. S.P.Singh ) # 9431706355

S.P. – Koderma ( Office ) # 06534 - 252868 , 252227
S.P. – Koderma ( Mobile ) # 9431123050, 9431706350

R.I.T. Koderma - Chairman( Er. Ravindra Kumar) # 9431011964, 9234804033
Financial Advisor - R.I.T. Koderma (Dr. Arti Mishra) # 9334114035
Director - RIT Koderma ( Dr. Rameshwar Prasad ) # 9939361551







Financial Irregularities, Exploitation,

Fraudgiri, Dadagiri (Harassment & Torture Case)

Accused

Bursur – RIT,Koderma ( Mr. Tushi Kant Saha ) # 9470515685
Secretary- R.I.T.Koderma (Mr. Vishal Kumar) # 9798300731
Director - RIT Koderma ( Dr. Rameshwar Prasad ) # 9939361551
R.I.T. Koderma - Chairman( Er. Ravindra Kumar) # 9431011964, 9234804033
Financial Advisor - R.I.T. Koderma (Dr. Arti Mishra) # 9334114035
Satyendra ( Clerk/Lab. Assistant) # 9304848309

Gawah

Mritunjay( Clerk- RIT Koderma ) # 9431192534
Manoj ( Accounts Dept.) # 9934397639
Rohit (( Accounts Dept.) #
Bhramar ( Lab. Assistant/ Helper ) #

** B.Ed. Ghotala**
Accused
Dr. Radheshyam Singh # 9431855917

Gawah
Principal – J. J.College ( Dr. D.K.Mandal) #
‘Prof. In charge’:- B.Ed. Course, J.J.College ( Dr. Prakash Kumar)#
Clerk – J.J.College( Mr. Sushil Singh) # 9431531602

Registrar-VBU ( Dr. R.B.Singh ) # 9835107552, 06546 - 270982
Examination Controller - VBU (Dr. Mantu Kumar Singh) # 9431332889
VC- VBU (Dr. M.P.Singh ) # 9431163489, 06546-264279



** M. Tech Kand (B.I.T. - Sindri ) **

Accused
Prof. Nirbhay Ranjan( HOD-Mechanical,RIT Koderma) # 9835325434

Gawah

M. Tech. - BIT Sindri ( Mr.Anjani Kr.) # 9334828541
M. Tech. - BIT Sindri ( Mr.Santosh Kr.) # 9334660618

Director- BIT Sindri ( Dr. S.K.Singh ) # 9939361551
HOD- Mechanical ( Dr. S.C.Roy ) # 9835352391, 0326 - 2253807
M.Tech - Co -ordinator ( Dr. T.P. Sarkar) # 0326 - 22

VC- VBU (Dr. M.P.Singh ) # 9431163489, 06546-264279

Registrar-VBU ( Dr. R.B.Singh ) # 9835107552, 06546 - 270982

Examination Controller - VBU (Dr. Mantu Kumar Singh) # 9431332889
Registrar-VBU ( Dr. R.B.Singh ) # 9835107552, 06546 - 270982
VC- VBU (Dr. M.P.Singh ) # 9431163489, 06546-264279
Examination Controller - VBU (Dr. Mantu Kumar Singh) # 9431332889

**Mining Kand**
Koderma Mining Institute - office # 06534-252228

Accused

Mr.S.N.Singh (Clerk - Mining, koderma) # 9431167012
Prof. Nirbhay Ranjan( HOD-Mechanical,,,RIT, Koderma) # 9835325434
Dr. Radheshyam Singh ( Ex. A.D.- RIT ,Koderma) # 9431855917
Prof. Abhishek Kr.( HOD- C.S. ,RIT ,Koderma) # 9308080882
Dr.Ganesh Pd. (Principal, Mining -Koderma) # 06534-252147, 94311607012
Mr.Vireshar Singh ( Clerk - Mining, koderma) # 9431536405
Naresh ( Bada Babu – Mining Institute ) #
Sree Singh ( Cashiar- Mining Institute )

Gawah
Mr. Kailash Pandit ( Workshop- Mining, koderma) # 9304963089
Prof. Shashi Shekhar ( Lecturer- RIT Koderma) # 9905436829
Prof. Raghwendra Mishra( Lecturer- RIT Koderma) # 9431505317

Main Gawah

Dr. S.N.Sinha (Ex. Registrar –VBU,Hazaribag) # 9431141478

Manoj (Hindustan) # 9934190715
Ashish (Hindustan) # 9431388243
Manish (E-Tv) # 9430223790
Sanjiv (Ranchi Express) # 9431394736

Smt. Lalsa Singh (Last BJP Candidate,Koderma) # 9431572682, 9934559676
1. S.N.Singh (Clerk - Mining, koderma) # 9431167012
2. J.B. Singh ( Lecturer - R.L.S.Y.College) # 9973665060
3. Sushil Singh ( Clerk -J.J.College) # 9431531602





UGC Committee to recommend very decent pay scale for teachers
Er. Alok Kumar

The University Grants Commission constituted Committee to review the pay scales and other issues of service and working conditions of university and college teachers in the country has assured to provide the teachers a very decent deal.

Prof G K Chadha, Chairman - UGC Pay Review Committee said that it was deliberating on issues connected with higher education in a socio-economic and cultural milieu qualitatively so much different from what it was a decade ago, particularly in view of the demands of new global challenges in the higher education sector especially at the level of college education.

He asserted that the committee would provide the best for the teaching profession vis -- vis corporate sector and civil services.

He assured that the committee would provide recommendation which would encourage the best talent to join teaching profession, provide them incentives and pay scales parity with civil services and also remove anomalies of the last pay commission.

The committee is fully conscious of the criticality of time for the report to reach its final destination so that teachers should get pay scales and improved working conditions soon.

The Committee was appointed by UGC in the larger context of the VI Central Pay Commission appointed by the Government for recommending the revised pay scale.



Opening Remarks of Prof. G.K. Chadha, Chairman UGC Pay Review Committee in the Press interaction on Status of the work of Pay Review Committee
By Er. Alok Kumar


Let me welcome you all this afternoon to this press conference on behalf of the Pay Review Committee that, as you are well aware, has been constituted by the University Grants Commission to review the pay scales and other issues of service and working conditions of university and college teachers in the country.

I wish to share with you and through you with my lakhs of university and college teacher colleagues spread in various parts of the country—some really remote and far flung— the progress of the functioning of the Pay Review Committee, particularly the range of issues on which the Committee has been dilating with a view to giving the teachers a very ‘decent deal’.

As you are aware, the Pay Review Committee was appointed in the larger context of the VI Central Pay Commission appointed by the Government of India for recommending the revised scales of pay for central government employees.

Now that the recommendations of the VI Central Pay Commission have finally been accepted and notified by the Government of India, the concern of the university and college teachers about the recommendation of our Pay Review Committee and their implementation is quite understandable and the Pay Review Committee is quite conscious of this concern.

The Pay Review Committee,

however, also knows that it is only on August 29th and 30th, 2008 that is only about two weeks ago that the final recommendations of the VI Central Pay Commission as accepted by the Government of India became available.

A large number of recommendations of Pay Review Committee, particularly those in relation to the revision of scales of pay and pension and other terminal benefits being dependent on those recommendations could not have been discussed and firmed up meaningfully before this.

The terms of Reference of our Pay Review Committee, thanks to the foresight of the University Grants Commission, for which the entire Pay Review Committee compliments the UGC, cover practically every single aspect of teachers service and working conditions ranging from pay and allowances to recruitment policy, opportunities for career advancement, availability of infrastructure and related facilities for teaching and research in university and colleges, special needs of women teachers and there work in rural and remote areas.

Various kinds of leave facilities admissible to teachers , their academic accountability and the age of retirement and terminal benefits like pension, provident fund and gratuity.

In addition, the Pay Review Committee has also been asked to, looks into the anomalies arising out of the implementation of the last Pay Review Committee and suggests redressal for these.

To identify these issues which related to over 200 universities and over 6000 colleges affiliated to the University Grants Commission was in itself a gigantic task and for this, the Pay Review Committee decided to use a multi pronged methodology that involved interacting with various stakeholders like the Professors, Readers, lecturers—particularly those who have been appointed recently—in both universities and colleges, the Directors of Physical Education, Librarians, Vice Chancellors and various teachers’ Associations and Federations. Also consulted were Eminent Educationists, Public Persons, Ministers of Education in various states and Educations Secretaries and Directors of Public Instruction.

Also, special questionnaires were devised—one for universities and another for colleges—which were sent to over 200 universities and 6000 colleges for eliciting information regarding diverse issues and the those general conditions relating to higher education that has a direct bearing on teachers’ service and working conditions.

The Pay Review Committee has also received nearly five hundred representations and memoranda from individuals, institutions and teachers’ associations and federations which too have been scrutinized carefully to know about the concerns and aspirations of the teaching community in universities and colleges.

Having done this—which as you can appreciate was a formidable task in itself—the Pay Review Committee has held a series of meetings—some lasting over several days-to discuss and arrive at a consensus about various issues.

In fact, we have just finished one such significant meeting that started yesterday morning and I am glad to share with you the fact that the members of the Pay Review Committee present here with me this afternoon have arrived at significant decision about these issues that can be divided into the following broad categories:

Revised structure of Pay and allowances for various categories of teachers, D.P.E.’s and Librarians

 Pension and other related benefits for social security of teachers, including the age of retirement and reemployment of teachers.

The quantum of Central government financial assistance to states for implementing these recommendations of the Pay Review Committee
A uniform date and manner of Recruitment of implementation of the recommendations throughout the country policy and eligibility
conditions for various categories of teachers and Principals of colleges.
Opportunities for promotion under Career & Advancement Scheme
of both university and college teachers.

Infrastructure and other support facilities for improving the quality of teaching and research.

Teaching work load and academic accountability of teachers.

Residual anomalies from the last Pay Review Committee and their redressal.

Each of these broad categories and many more issues were further subdivided into more focused issues, including some of which are entirely new and innovative and are being considered for the first time to attract and retain talent in the field of higher education. Again these ranges from a better financial package to providing better academic environment for teaching and research.

Pay and Allowances

These include, among others—

(a) The possibilities of granting some additional incentives at the entry level, some kind of academic allowance or allowance for working in remote and inaccessible areas, etc.

(b) Questions relating to pay fixation and stagnation

Pension and other related benefits…

These include, among others—

(a) the question of invoking a uniform policy about the age of retirement and reemployment of teachers, to rid India’s higher education sector of the existing unhealthy inter regional disparities in this regard.

(b) Exploring the possibility of extending benefits like medical and general group insurance to all university and college teachers.

3. The Quantum of financial assistance…

These include the most crucial questions, among others—

a. How much assistance should the central government extend to states for a smooth implementation of the recommendations of the Pay Review Committee.

b. The period for which such assistance needs to be extended to the states.

c. Incentives that could be given to states for successful implementation of the entire package of recommendations of the Pay Review Committee.

4. The Date and manner of implementation…

The issues under this broad category include, among others---

(a) 01-01-2006 to be the date from which the recommendations of the Pay Review Committee should be implemented throughout the country.

(b) The manner in which it should be implemented so that benefits can be derived uniformly by all teachers without inters regional or
Inter- institutional deviations.

5. Recruitment policy…

The issues include, among others,

a) How to extend better financial and other incentives to attract and retain better talent in the field of teaching in higher education, particularly at the entry level.

b) How new categories of teaching position need to be created to make the profession of teaching more attractive.

c) How and means can be devised to give a better financial deal to those who are working as contract teachers and guest faculty.

6. Opportunities for Career Advancement of teachers in both universities and colleges…

This is one of the most crucial issues before the Pay Review Committee. It includes, among others,

a) The manner in which the CAS can be made more teacher friendly especially in terms of creating more opportunities. The need for a third promotion for college teachers is engaging our attention in particular.

b) To look into the present conditions of eligibility and selection processes and suggest ways and means of making it more expeditions.

7. Infrastructure and other facilities…

This category of issues includes, among others,

a) Examining the existing infrastructure and support facilities for teaching and research, particularly in colleges and recommendations for their up gradation.

b) To explore ways and means for providing some seed money to teachers both in universities and colleges for promoting research.

8. Teaching workload..

a) The issue of workload and academic accountability of teachers includes whether the classroom teaching load of teachers needs to be revisited

b) What kind of criteria needs to be evolved for effective, transparent assessment of teachers’ work.

9. Anomalies from the previous…

One of the most challenging tasks before the Pay Review Committee has been to look at the anomalies of the previous Pay Review Committee and suggest redressal for some of most glaring ones. The total number of issues –some of them most crucial for the future of higher education and economic development of India –runs into no fewer than 100 odd issues.

I am glad to say that a consensus on all issues has been reached in a series of meetings, including those held yesterday and today.

I can only say with utmost sincerity that

the recommendations would give my fellow teachers more than

what any rational thinker would call ‘a very decent’ deal.

This committee has deliberated on issues connected with higher education in a socio-economic and cultural milieu qualitatively so much different from what it was a decade ago, particularly in view of the demands of new global challenges in the higher education sector especially at the level of college education.

It needs to be asserted that at the present juncture we have to think the best for the teaching profession vis-à-vis corporate sector and civil services.

The committee is fully conscious of the criticality of time for the report to reach its final destination.

That is why we have been working very hard to ensure that what is due to the teaching committee as a result of pay scales and improved working conditions should not come to them even a day later.