Vice-Chancellor
A competent and high performing professional offering more than 26 years of rich cross-functional experience in all aspects of Teaching, Research and administration in higher education sector. Having ability to start new academic programs efficiently and effectively in University education. Highly skilled in providing Academic, Administrative and Research oriented leadership to the University by inculcating team spirit and team work. Proven expertise in developing the curriculum of new academic programs with a focus to improve the employability of pass out graduates and post graduates.
Strategic planner to encourage inter disciplinary research by formal interaction among various departments of University, Industries and Research Institutions. Excellent exposure for encouraging a research culture to develop new research based products, processes and their applications subsequently filing their patents, finding the industries having their interest (Expression of Interest) to commercialize the product along with the process of transferring the technology. Research interest includes Waste Water Treatment, Solid waste management, Environmental issues of Industries and Energy recovery by using Plasma Technology.
Peer reviewer of large number of research papers being published in reputed high indexed National and International Journals in above mentioned research areas. Published and presented more than 60 research papers in National and International Journals and Conferences. Guided number of Ph.D., M.Tech and B.Tech projects. Also published number of Books and Chapters with National and International publishers.
Vice-Chancellor, The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda
vc@msubaroda.ac.in
Phone: (O) 0265-2795600
Fax :0265-2793693
Department Department of Mechanical Engineering
Education Details
| Education | University Name | State | Passing Year |
|---|---|---|---|
| PhD | IIT Ropar | Punjab | 11-2019 |
| Post Graduate | The M S University of Baroda | Gujarat | 8-1998 |
| Post Graduate Diploma | The M S University of Baroda | Gujarat | 9-1997 |
| Graduate | The M S University of Baroda | Gujarat | 6-1993 |
| Employer Name | Designation | Nature of Job | Start Date | End Date | Currently Working |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| The M S University of Baroda | Associate Professor | Teaching | 17-9-2008 | — | |
| The M S University of Baroda | Lecturer (Temporary) | Teaching | 18-7-2002 | 16-9-2008 |
| Title | Level | Status | Tech License | Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR TRACKING DETAILS OF ENERGY ASSOCIATED WITH AN ENERGY GENERATION PROCESS | National | Applied | IIT Ropar, Ropar, Punjab [Application#:202011012620, TEMP/E- 1/13594/2020- DEL] | 22-4-2020 |
| A METHOD FOR STANDARDIZING PERFORMANCE PARAMETERS OF SOLAR COOKING DEVICE | National | Applied | 20-3-2020 | |
| A method for determining a single discounting rate for the processes involving emissions | National | Applied | IIT Ropar, Ropar, Punjab [Application#: 201811044462 and Date of Filing: November 26, 2018] | 26-11-2018 |
| Book Title | Publisher Name | ISBN | Published Year |
|---|---|---|---|
| Biorefining of Biomass to Biofuels – Opportunities and Perception | Springer Nature, Springer International Publishing | 9783319676777 | 2015 |
| Biomass and Biofuels: Advanced Biorefineries for Sustainable Production and Distribution | CRC Press, Taylor and Francis International Publishing | 1498760244, 9781498760249 | 2015 |
Department Department of Sociology
| Education | University Name | State | Passing Year |
|---|---|---|---|
| Others | SPIPA | Gujarat | 3-2021 |
| Others | The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda | Gujarat | 7-2020 |
| Others | University of Pennsylvania | Online Mooc course | 1-2018 |
| Others | University of Michigan | Online Mooc course | 1-2018 |
| Others | University of Pennsylvania | Online Mooc course | 12-2017 |
| Certificates | University of London | Online Mooc course | 10-2017 |
| Certificates | University of Pennsylvania | Online Mooc course | 8-2017 |
| PhD | The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda | Gujarat | 1-2015 |
| Others | DOEACC (Department of Information Technology, Ministry of Communication and Information Technology, Government of India) | Gujarat | 6-2009 |
| Post Graduate | The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda | Gujarat | 7-2006 |
| Graduate | The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda | Gujarat | 6-2004 |
| Employer Name | Designation | Nature of Job | Start Date | End Date | Currently Working |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda | Dean of Sports | Administration | 17-7-2021 | — | |
| The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda | Warden | Administration | 1-3-2021 | — | |
| The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda | Assistant Professor | Teaching | 27-12-2019 | — | |
| Nirma University | Chief Warden | Administration | 11-2-2019 | 11-10-2019 | |
| Nirma University | Program Officer- NSS | Others | 1-2-2019 | 26-12-2019 | |
| Nirma University | Assistant Professor | Teaching | 18-7-2018 | 26-12-2019 | |
| The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda | Warden | Administration | 12-2-2015 | 17-7-2018 | |
| The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda | Temporary Assistant Professor | Teaching | 15-7-2013 | 17-7-2018 |
| Title | Funding Agency | Project Nature | Duration | Status | Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| A Sociological Study Of Agariyas of Gujarat- Salt- Pan Workers | THE MAHARAJA SAYAJIRAO UNIVERSITY OF BARODA | University/College Sponsored | 12 | Ongoing | 15-7-2021 |
| Book Title | Publisher Name | ISBN | Published Year |
|---|---|---|---|
| Diaspora | Surabhi Publications | 978-93-85099-82-3 | 2016 |
| Paper Title | Paper Theme | Organising Body | Place | Published Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Diaspora: A Social Transformation and Development Process | Rajasthan Sociological Association | Rajasthan Sociological Association | Udaipur | 10-2016 |
| Diaspora of Sports: A Socio-cultural perspective | Mahatma Gandhi Kashi Vidapith, Varanasi | Varanasi, UP | 4-2016 | |
| Environmental Concerns: A Sociological Perspective | Rajasthan Sociological Association | Bhilwara | 12-2015 | |
| Social Change and Tribal Communities of India | Shri N.K.Mehta & Smt. M.F. Dani Arts College, Kadana, Gujarat | Mahisagar, Gujarat | 9-2014 | |
| Socio-economic background of Gujarati Diaspora in Canada: A case study of Baroda city | Indian Diaspora in Various Perspectives | Centre for Indian Diaspora: Department of Sociology, S.P. University, V.V. Nagar, Gujarat | Anand, Gujarat | 3-2013 |
| Review Name | Review Detail | Publishers Detail | Review Type | Participated AS | Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dr Virendra Singh | International Sociological Association | Sage Publication | Article | Reviewer | 19-4-2018 |
| Dr Virendra Singh | International Sociological Association | Sage Publication | Article | Reviewer | 19-9-2016 |
| Dr Virendra Singh | International Sociological Association | Sage Publication | Article | Reviewer | 20-7-2015 |
| Title | ISBN | Level | Publisher Name | Submit Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sociology Theoretical Perspectives | International | You tube | 17-5-2018 |
| Title | Journal Name | Volume No. | Page No. | ISSN | Published Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| COVID 19 AND „KAP‟: A STUDY OF HOUSEWIVES | Shodha Sanchar Bulletin | 10 | 29-32 | 22293620 | 3-2021 |
| MIGRANT LABOURERS AND COVID-19 LOCKDOWN IN INDIA | Shodh Sarita | 7 | 21-26 | 23482397 | 3-2021 |
| Diaspora: A Transformation and development Process | International Research Journal of Human resources and social sciences | 4-2020 | |||
| Diaspora of Sports: A Socio-cultural perspective | International Journal of Innovative Research & Studies | 4-2020 | |||
| Dying Morality & Growing Customs in India with special reference to Piecemeal Culture and Falsified Historia-Socio Culture | International Journal of Research And Analytical Review | 256-261 | 4-2020 | ||
| Constitutional Morality Stimulating the Social and Health Order Issues in India | Asian Review of Social Sciences | 106-110 | 22496319 | 4-2020 |
| Name | Course Type | Organising University | Organising Institute | Organising Department | Centre | Start Date | End Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Research Methodology | FDP (Faculty Development Programme) | University of Delhi | Ramanujan College | Ministry of Education- Pandit Madan Mohan Malviya National Mission on teachers and Teaching | Teaching Learning Centre | 20-7-2021 | 3-8-2021 |
| Research Methodology in Social Science | Refresher | University of Madras | UGC | HRDC | Human Resource Development Centre | 21-1-2021 | 2-2-2021 |
| In- Service Course in Methodology of Teaching and Evaluation | Staff training conducted by the university | The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda | Faculty of Education and Psychology | Department of Education (CASE, IASE & IUCTE) | MSU Baroda | 2-11-2020 | 12-11-2020 |
| Nurturing Innovation and Startup Ecosystem | Others | Government of Gujarat | Ihub | Education Department | Gujarat | 8-9-2020 | 23-10-2020 |
| Faculty in Universities/ Colleges/ Institutes of Higher Education | Orientation | University of Delhi | Teaching Learning Centre, Ramanujan College | Ministry of Human Resource Development | Pandit Madan Mohan Malaviya National Mission on Teachers And Teaching | 1-9-2020 | 30-9-2020 |
| MOODLE – A Learning Management System (FDP) | STTP ( One Week) | The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda | Computer Centre | Department of Computer Science and Engineering | Vadodara | 13-4-2020 | 21-4-2020 |
| Research Methodology for Social Science | STTP ( One Week) | Indian Academic Researchers Association | Indian Accounting Association | Irwindale.com | Tiruchirappalli | 6-4-2020 | 12-4-2020 |
| E-Resources, MOOCs and Publishing Research in Journals in UGC care list and SCOPUS for Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences | Summer / Winter schools, Workshops, etc. | The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda | Faculty of Arts | IQAC | The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda | 6-3-2020 | 6-3-2020 |
| Why Government Policies Fail? By Shakti Sinha | Others | The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda | Faculty of Arts | Political Science | Aral Bihari Institute for policy research and international relations | 3-3-2020 | 3-3-2020 |
| Women in Ithihas – Purana by Kavita Kane | Others | The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda | Institute of Leadership and Governance | ILG | The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda | 25-2-2020 | 25-2-2020 |
| Integral Humanism | STTP ( Less Than One Week) | The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda | Institute of Leadership and Governance | ILG | The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda | 8-2-2020 | 11-2-2020 |
| Faculty Development Programme | Refresher | Nirma University | Law | Law | Centre for Quality Assurance and Academic Development | 1-7-2019 | 15-7-2019 |
| Faculty Induction Training Programme | Orientation | Nirma University | Nirma University | Centre for Quality Assurance & Academic Development | Centre for Quality Assurance and Academic Development | 27-5-2019 | 21-6-2019 |
| Exploring Funding Opportunities to Enhance Research | Seminar | Nirma University | Directorate of Research & Innovation | Directorate of Research & Innovation | Ahmedabad | 16-2-2019 | 16-2-2019 |
| Forensic Psychology- Application in Civil and Criminal justice administration | Summer / Winter schools, Workshops, etc. | Nirma University | Law | Centre for Criminal Law and Justice | Centre for Continuing Education | 20-10-2018 | 20-10-2018 |
| Social and Economic Impact of Heritage And its Potential for Development | Summer / Winter schools, Workshops, etc. | The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda | Department of Archeology and Ancient History | UGC-UKIERI | Vadodara | 21-5-2018 | 21-5-2018 |
| Gita | STTP ( Two Week ) | The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda | Institute of Leadership and Governance | ILG | ILG | 25-8-2017 | 11-9-2017 |
| New Education Policy- Future of Academic performance Indicator – Challenges, Modification and Alternatives | Summer / Winter schools, Workshops, etc. | The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda | Faculty of Technology & Engineering | Gujarat Science Academy | Bhartiya Shikshan Mandal, Vadodara | 7-5-2017 | 7-5-2017 |
| Awareness of API and Related Issues | Summer / Winter schools, Workshops, etc. | The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda | Gujarat Science Academy | Faculty of Technology & Engineering | Baroda Chapter | 30-4-2017 | 30-4-2017 |
| Preparation of a Directory of Sociology for Higher Secondary Level | Summer / Winter schools, Workshops, etc. | NCERT | Department of Education in Social Sciences | Department of Education in Social Sciences | The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda | 9-2-2016 | 11-2-2016 |
| Teachers Training Course | STTP ( Less Than One Week) | The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda | Centre for Lifelong learning and extension | Centre for Lifelong learning and extension | Vadodara | 25-9-2015 | 27-9-2015 |
| Interactive Teaching Techniques | Others | The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda | Research Consultancy Cell | Research Consultancy Cell | Vadodara | 10-8-2015 | 11-8-2015 |
| Title | Programme | Participated as | Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| JAMMU AND KASHMIR: ISSUES AND PERSPECTIVE | Symposium | Organizing Committee | 7-10-2015 |
| International Symposium around the 1 st Parekh Lecture on “The Future of Dissent in the Anthropocene: Towards Ecological Authoritarianism?” | Symposium | Others | 5-1-2021 |
| International Symposium around the 1 st Parekh Lecture on “The Future of Dissent in the Anthropocene: Towards Ecological Authoritarianism?” | Symposium | Others | 4-1-2021 |
| Bachelor of Psychology | Visiting Professor | Resource Person | 26-12-2020 |
| Student Orientation Programme | Orientation Program | Organizing Committee | 22-7-2019 |
| Student Seminar as part of Course Curriculum (MSW) as Mentor | SEMINAR | Advisor | 2-3-2017 |
| Bachelor of Physiotherapy | Visiting Professor | Co-Ordinator | 17-9-2016 |
| MURP- Department of Architecture | Visiting Professor | Others | 1-8-2014 |
| Academic Body | Participated As | Submission Date |
|---|---|---|
| Veer Narmad South Gujarat University | Resource Person | 22-5-2021 |
| Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Open University | Content Developer & Resource Person for Syllabus of Diploma in Diaspora Program | 1-4-2021 |
| Gujarat Technological University | Discussent | 1-4-2021 |
| Sumandeep Vidhyapeeth | Evaluator | 31-3-2021 |
| Sumandeep Vidhyapeeth | Evaluator | 31-3-2021 |
| Nalanda International School | External Examiner | 31-3-2021 |
| Nalanda International School | External Examinerr | 2-4-2020 |
| Children University, Gandhinagar | Resource Person | 2-4-2020 |
| Pioneer Physiotherapy College | Ethical Committee Member | 1-4-2020 |
| Nirma University | Member Board of Studies | 1-4-2020 |
| Nirma University | Member Board of Studies | 1-4-2020 |
| Committee Name | Level | Participated As | Submission Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| Admission Committe For Online Admission 2021-22 | Faculty | Member | 4-8-2021 |
| Committe for Directorate of Students Welfare Scholarship (DSW) | Faculty | Member | 4-8-2021 |
| Placement Camp 2021 | University | Member | 1-4-2021 |
| SIG Committee for Initiative of Study in Gujarat activates withing India | University | Member | 1-4-2021 |
| Youth Festival 2019-20 | Faculty | Judge | 1-4-2021 |
| Placement Fair 2020 | University | Member | 1-4-2021 |
| Namo E Tablet Distribution Committee | Faculty | Member | 1-4-2021 |
| Covid 19 Examinations/ Academic Activities Cell | Faculty | Member | 1-4-2021 |
| Preparation for 71st Annual Report of University for 2019-20 | Faculty | Member Secretary | 1-4-2021 |
| Team for Placement Drive | University | Member | 1-4-2021 |
| Online e-vigilance Squad | University | Member | 1-4-2021 |
| Electoral Literacy Club | University | Nodal Officer | 31-3-2021 |
| Section 49 – Faculty of Medicine | University | Member | 31-3-2021 |
| Faculty Helpline Representative | University | Coordinator | 31-3-2021 |
| Smart Card Distribution Committee | Faculty | Coordinator | 2-4-2020 |
| Placement Fair | University | Member | 2-4-2020 |
| Anti Drug | Faculty | Head | 1-4-2020 |
| Anti Ragging Squad | Faculty | Member | 1-4-2020 |
| Appeal Committee | Faculty | Member | 1-4-2020 |
| Appeal Committee | Faculty | Member | 1-4-2020 |
| Library Committee | Faculty | Member | 1-4-2020 |
| B.A./ B.Com LLB Dissertation Assessment Committee, Nirma University | Faculty | Member | 1-4-2020 |
| Namo Tablet Distribution | Faculty | Member | 1-4-2020 |
| Namo Tablet Distribution | Faculty | Coordinator | 1-4-2020 |
| Admission Committee | Faculty | Member | 1-4-2020 |
| Admission Committee | Faculty | Member | 1-4-2020 |
| Admission Committee | Faculty | Member | 1-4-2020 |
| Admission Committee | Faculty | Member | 1-4-2020 |
| Admission Committee | Faculty | Member | 1-4-2020 |
| The Unity of Arts- Youth Festival | Faculty | Judge | 1-4-2020 |
| Youth Festival | Faculty | Judge | 1-4-2020 |
| University Election | University | Polling & Counting Officer | 1-4-2020 |
| Walk in Help Desk | Faculty | Member | 1-4-2020 |
| Monitoring Cell of Ragging | University | Member | 1-4-2020 |
| Monitoring Cell of Ragging | University | Member | 1-4-2020 |
| Monitoring Cell of Ragging | University | Member | 1-4-2020 |
| Student-Parent Coordination | Faculty | Coordinator | 1-4-2020 |
| Hostel Admission | Faculty | Member | 1-4-2020 |
| IQAC | University | Member | 1-4-2020 |
| Hostel Beatification | University | Member | 1-4-2020 |
| Hall of Residence Security | University | Member | 1-4-2020 |
| Organizing/ Executive Committee- Youth Festival | University | Member | 1-4-2020 |
| Organizing/ Literary Events Committee- Youth Festival | University | Member | 1-4-2020 |
| Assessment and Guidance to Wardens for NAAC preparation | University | Member | 1-4-2020 |
| World Yoga Day | University | Member | 1-4-2020 |
| World Yoga Day | University | Member | 1-4-2020 |
| World Yoga Day | University | Member | 1-4-2020 |
| Vibrant Gujarat | University | Member | 1-4-2020 |
| Hostel Sports | University | Coordinator | 1-4-2020 |
| Times Education Expo’17 | University | Member | 1-4-2020 |
| Grand Education Fair, KCG | University | Member | 1-4-2020 |
| WiFi Project | Faculty | Coordinator | 1-4-2020 |
| Hostel Sports | University | Member | 1-4-2020 |
| Grand Education Fair, KCG | University | Member | 1-4-2020 |
| Scrutiny Committee for Scholarship from DSW | University | Member | 1-4-2020 |
| Anti Ragging | University | Member | 1-4-2020 |
| Mukhyamantri Apprenticeship Training Yojana by GOG | Faculty | Coordinator | 1-4-2020 |
| Mukhyamantri Apprenticeship Training Yojana by GOG | University | Member | 1-4-2020 |
| ABP Education Expo’18 | University | Member | 1-4-2020 |
| Times Education Expo’18 | University | Member | 1-4-2020 |
| Name of Awarding Agency | Details | Address of Awarding Agency | Level | Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Vardhanam NGO & Team Badlao | By Chairperson Primary Education Board- For work in field of Social Service, Energy, water and environment conservation | District | 6-10-2017 | |
| Department of Political Science, MSUB | Symposium- 1st Parekh Lecture | Department of Political Science, MSUB | International | 5-1-2021 |
| The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda | By Honorable Vice Chancellor | University | 4-2-2018 | |
| Department of Sociology, The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda | Merit SECOND in MA II | University | 31-8-2006 | |
| The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda | By Honorable Vice Chancellor | University | 3-6-2018 | |
| VNSG University, Surat | For Guiding PhD guides | Veer Narmad South Gujarat University, Surat, Gujarat | National | 29-4-2021 |
| The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda | By Honorable Vice Chancellor | University | 27-5-2018 | |
| HDFC Bank | Blood Donation Camp | HDFC Bank Ltd. Baroda | District | 21-12-2016 |
| HDFC Bank | Blood Donation Camp | University | 21-12-2016 | |
| The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda | By Honorable Vice Chancellor | University | 18-5-2018 | |
| The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda | By Honorable Vice Chancellor | University | 16-6-2017 | |
| The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda | In field of Research | University | 15-8-2018 | |
| The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda | By Honorable Vice Chancellor | University | 14-5-2017 | |
| The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda | By Honorable Vice Chancellor | University | 13-1-2017 | |
| Gujarat Sociological Society | In field of Research- For PhD | State | 12-2-2017 | |
| Department of Sociology, The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda | Merit SECOND in MA I | University | 1-8-2005 |
| Name | Activitiy Name | Level | Sponsered Name | Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Winter Cloth Distribution | Protecting needy people from cold | District | Others | 31-12-2016 |
| Best out of Waste | Use of waste for beautification, developing creative minds | University | Others | 3-4-2018 |
| Use of waste water | For creation of Garden, pond and birds spot | University | Others | 21-3-2018 |
| Ahmedabad Red Cross Blood Programme | Blood Donation | National | Others | 18-8-2018 |
| Safe Energy | Zero tolerance for electricity waste | University | Others | 14-9-2017 |
| Title | Participated as | Place | Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| Counseling | Invited Speaker | The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda | 21-6-2020 |
| Wellbeing of Humans and Protection of the Environment | Resource Member | Gandhinagar, Gujarat | 31-7-2019 |
Department Department of Russian & French
| Education | University Name | State | Passing Year |
|---|---|---|---|
| M. Phil. | Jawaharlal Nehru University | Delhi | 12-2011 |
| Post Graduate | Jawaharlal Nehru University | Delhi | 8-2009 |
| Graduate | Jawaharlal Nehru University | Delhi | 9-2007 |
| Employer Name | Designation | Nature of Job | Start Date | End Date | Currently Working |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda, Vadodara | Assistant Professor | Teaching | 18-7-2018 | — | yes |
| The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda, Vadodara | Teaching | 24-6-2017 | 30-5-2018 | ||
| The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda, Vadodara | Teaching | 17-2-2017 | 4-4-2017 | ||
| University of Delhi | Teaching | 15-2-2013 | 16-5-2014 | ||
| Jawaharlal Nehru University | Teaching | 5-1-2012 | 5-12-2012 |
| Name | Course Type | Organizing University | Organizing Institute | Organizing Department | Centre | Start Date | End Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Persian language & Literature in Gujarat at a Glance | Seminar | The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda | Culture House of the Islamic Republic of Iran, Mumbai | NA | Office of International Affairs | 22-2-2021 | 22-2-2021 |
| Short Term Course in Foreign Languages, Tools for Constructivist Learning | STTP ( Less Than One Week) | University of Rajasthan, Jaipur | NA | NA | UGC – Human Resource Development Centre | 22-12-2020 | 24-12-2020 |
| In-service Course in Methodology of teaching and Evaluation | Staff training conducted by the university | The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda | Faculty of Education and Psychology | Department of Education | CASE, IASE & IUCTE | 2-11-2020 | 12-11-2020 |
| Русистика в мировом пространстве: традиции и перспективы | Seminar | NA | NA | NA | International Association of Teachers of Russian, Language and Literature & Indian Association of Teachers of Russian, Language and Literature | 16-10-2020 | 17-10-2020 |
| “ICT Tools for Teaching, Learning Process and Institute” | UGC – Faculty Improvement Programme | NIT Patna, MNIT Jaipur, PDPM IIITDM Jabalpur, IIT Guwahati and IIT Roorkee | Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY), Government of India | Electronics & ICT Academies | NA | 10-8-2020 | 21-8-2020 |
| ICT Tools for Teaching, Learning and Administration | STTP ( One Week) | University of Allahabad, Prayagraj | J.K. Institute of Applied Physics & Technology | Department of Electronics and Communication | NA | 4-8-2020 | 10-8-2021 |
| “Technology in Teaching and Learning of Foreign Languages Challenges and Prospects” | Staff training conducted by other institutions | Panjab University | NA | Department of Russian | NA | 28-6-2020 | 28-6-2020 |
| “Rejuvenating climate actions: Think global act local” | Seminar | The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda | Institute of Climate Change Research | NA | NA | 17-6-2020 | 17-6-2020 |
| “Outcome Based Education” | Seminar | The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda | NA | Department of Russian & French | Internal Quality Assurance Cell | 14-6-2020 | 14-6-2020 |
| “NAAC Accreditation under revised Framework: Challenges and Strategies” | Seminar | The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda | NA | NA | Internal Quality Assurance Cell | 6-6-2020 | 6-6-2020 |
| «Опыт перевода русской поэзии на хинди» | Seminar | Jawaharlal Nehru University | NA | NA | Centre of Russian Studies | 30-5-2020 | 30-5-2020 |
| “Climate Change Effects on Weather Patterns” | Seminar | The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda | Institute of Climate Change Research | NA | NA | 25-5-2020 | 25-5-2020 |
| «Индия–Россия: актуальные вопросы онлайн-обучения» | Seminar | NA | State Pushkin Institute of Russian Language, Moscow, Russia | NA | Indian Association of Teachers of Russian, Language and Literature | 22-5-2020 | 22-5-2020 |
| “MANAGING ONLINE CLASSES and CO-CREATING MOOCS: 2.0” | UGC – Faculty Improvement Programme | University of Delhi | Ramanujan College | MHRD PMMMNMTT | Teaching Learning Centre | 18-5-2020 | 3-6-2020 |
| «Болдинская осень: как А.С. Пушкин пережил карантин 1830 года» | Seminar | NA | State Pushkin Institute of Russian Language, Moscow, Russia | NA | NA | 14-5-2020 | 14-5-2020 |
| “Rural based Start-up and Entrepreneurship, Sanitary product Manufacturing and Entrepreneurship Development” | Seminar | The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda | SVNIT, Surat | Unnat Bharat Abhiyan | Internal Quality Assurance Cell | 13-5-2020 | 13-5-2020 |
| “Health and Health Care in Current Scenario” | Seminar | The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda | NA | NA | Internal Quality Assurance Cell | 8-5-2020 | 9-5-2020 |
| «Мысли М.К. Ганди о переводе» | Seminar | Jawaharlal Nehru University | NA | NA | Centre of Russian Studies | 7-5-2020 | 7-5-2020 |
| “Literature and Movies: Sources of Education” | Seminar | Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Open University, Gujarat | NA | NA | NA | 7-5-2020 | 7-5-2020 |
| «Эффективное чтение» | Seminar | NA | NA | NA | Advance Centre for Education Technologies, St. Petersburg, Russia | 6-5-2020 | 6-5-2020 |
| «Методическая подготовка аутентичного художественного текста для интерактивного урока чтения» | Seminar | NA | State Pushkin Institute of Russian Language, Moscow, Russia | NA | NA | 5-5-2020 | 5-5-2020 |
| «РаZOOMная методика преподавания РКИ» | Seminar | NA | State Pushkin Institute of Russian Language, Moscow, Russia | NA | NA | 30-4-2020 | 30-4-2020 |
| «Социальные сервисы Веб 2.0 для преподавателя РКИ в условиях дистанционного обучения» | Seminar | NA | State Pushkin Institute of Russian Language, Moscow, Russia | NA | NA | 20-4-2020 | 20-4-2020 |
| “Moodle – A Learning Management System” | UGC – Faculty Improvement Programme | The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda | NA | Department of Computer Science and Engineering | Computer Centre | 13-4-2020 | 20-4-2020 |
| “Online Teaching: Learning for Today and Tomorrow” | Seminar | JNU, New Delhi & RCSC in Nur-Sultan, Kazakhstan | NA | NA | Centre of Russian Studies | 31-3-2020 | 1-4-2020 |
| Training Programme on Development of Massive Open Online Courses [MOOCs] | Staff training conducted by the university | The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda, Vadodara | Faculty of Education and Psychology | Department of Education [CASE & IASE] | Inter-University Centre for Teachers Education | 11-3-2020 | 13-3-2020 |
| Workshop on E-content, MOOC and Publishing Research in Journals in UGC CARE List and Scopus for Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences | Summer / Winter schools, Workshops, etc. | The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda, Vadodara | Faculty of Arts | Internal Quality Assurance Cell, Faculty of Arts | NA | 6-3-2020 | 6-3-2020 |
| French Phonetics & Phonetic Transcription Workshop | Summer / Winter schools, Workshops, etc. | The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda, Vadodara | Faculty of Arts | Department of French | NA | 29-2-2020 | 29-2-2020 |
| Faculty Induction Programme | Orientation | The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda, Vadodara | Faculty of Education and Psychology | Department of Education [CASE & IASE] | Inter-University Centre for Teachers Education | 20-6-2019 | 19-7-2019 |
| «Использование инновационных методов в развитии устной речи в иноязычном пространстве» | Seminar | State Pushkin Institute of Russian Language, Moscow, Russia | NA | NA | NA | 23-10-2018 | 23-10-2018 |
| «Инновационные технологии в обучении РКИ организация самостоятельной работы учащихся с использованием электронного курса “Волшебные русские слова”» | Seminar | State Pushkin Institute of Russian Language, Moscow, Russia | NA | NA | NA | 18-10-2018 | 18-10-2018 |
| «Использование современных российских фильмов на уроках русского языка как иностранного» | Seminar | State Pushkin Institute of Russian Language, Moscow, Russia | NA | NA | NA | 4-10-2018 | 4-10-2018 |
| Quality & Accreditation of Higher Education in India: Policy & Best practices | Seminar | Higher Education Forum – Gujarat Chapter & IQAC, The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda | C.K. Shah Vijapurwala Institute of Management | NA | NA | 29-9-2018 | 29-9-2018 |
| «“Грамматика учит говорить!” Коммуникативно ориентированное обучение грамматике на начальном этапе» | Seminar | State Pushkin Institute of Russian Language, Moscow, Russia | NA | NA | NA | 25-9-2018 | 25-9-2018 |
| An Awareness Programme on Academic Integrity and Prevention of Plagiarism | Staff training conducted by the university | The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda | HML | HML | Deep Auditorium, BBA Building | 23-2-2018 | 23-2-2018 |
| Title | Programme | Participated as | Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| Excursion cum Cleanliness drive at Rajpipla (Zarwani water fall and nearby places) | Excursion cum Cleanliness drive | Organizing Committee | 8-2-2020 |
| Celebrating Russian Festival | Maslenitsa | Organizing Committee | 7-3-2020 |
| Awareness Programme | Awareness Programme | Organizing Committee | 5-7-2019 |
| International “Online recitations of Afanasy Fet’s poems in Russian and in various translations” | Student Event | Organizing Committee | 5-12-2020 |
| Film screening | Film Screening | Organizing Committee | 27-12-2019 |
| Educational Trip: A way to sensitize students towards historical places and nature | Educational Trip to historical and cultural place of Champaner | Organizing Committee | 27-1-2018 |
| Educational Trip: A way to sensitize students towards historical places and nature | Educational Trip | Organizing Committee | 2-2-2019 |
| Celebrating Maslenitsa: A Russian Spring Festival | These activities are aimed to acquaint our students and guests towards Russian culture. | Organizing Committee | 19-2-2018 |
| OUTCOME BASED EDUCATION | National Seminar | Co-Ordinator | 14-6-2020 |
| Celebrating Maslenitsa: A Russian Spring Festival | Celebrating Russian festivals in order to familiarize students with Russian culture | Organizing Committee | 11-3-2019 |
| Committee Name | Level | Participated As | Submission Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| “Online e-Vigilance Squad for Covid-19 Exam” | University | Member | 31-3-2021 |
| ‘UGC CARE Journal Task Force’ | University | Member | 31-3-2021 |
| Board of Studies in Russian Studies | University | Member | 31-3-2021 |
| Teacher Supervisor, FoA 2019-20 | Faculty | Teacher Supervisor | 25-3-2021 |
| COVID 19 Examinations/Academic Activities Cell | Faculty | Member | 25-3-2021 |
| Time-table Committee, Faculty of Arts 2020-21 | Faculty | Member | 25-3-2021 |
| Teacher Supervisor, FoA 2020-21 | Faculty | Teacher Supervisor | 25-3-2021 |
| Organising Committee, Faculty of Arts Youth Festival 2018-19 | Faculty | Member | 3-4-2020 |
| Admission Committee FoA 2019-20 | Faculty | Member | 3-4-2020 |
| Scrutinizing Committee, FASA election 2019-20 | Faculty | Member | 3-4-2020 |
| Monitoring Committee to lookout the execution of work “Restoration, Renovation and Preservation of Faculty of Arts Building” | University | Member | 3-4-2020 |
| Monitoring Committee, Faculty of Arts Youth Festival 2019-20 | Faculty | Teachers’ Supervisor | 3-4-2020 |
| IQAC Committee 2019-20 | Faculty | Member | 3-4-2020 |
| Placement Fair 2020 | University | Member | 3-4-2020 |
| Namo E Tablet Distribution Committee | Faculty | Convenor | 3-4-2020 |
| Smart Card Distribution Committee 2019-20 | Faculty | Member | 3-4-2020 |
| Faculty Level Complaints Committee (Prevention of Sexual Harassment at Workplace) | Faculty | Member | 3-4-2020 |
| IQAC Committee 2018-19 | Faculty | Member | 15-10-2019 |
| Admission Committee FoA 2018-19 | Faculty | Member | 15-10-2019 |
| MSU Students’ Election 2018-19 | Faculty | Polling & Counting Officer | 15-10-2019 |
| Annual Report Committee | Faculty | Member Secretary | 15-10-2019 |
| University Staff Sports Club | Faculty | Member | 15-10-2019 |
| Editorial Committe for “Samvad: the magazine of the faculty of Arts 2018-19 | University | Member | 15-10-2019 |
| Senate Reply Committee 2018-19 | University | Member | 15-10-2019 |
| Tabulation April AY: 2018-19 | University | Assistant coordinator | 15-10-2019 |
Nodal Officer (Faculty of Science)
Nodal Officer (Baroda Sanskrit Mahavidyalaya)
Dean of Sports
E-mail: deanofsports-parts@msubaroda.ac.in
Contact No.: 0265-2410194
Environmental impact for Source Segregation of Solid Waste
| Problem Presenter: | Dr. Prasad Bablu, Department of Environmental Studies, The MSU of Baroda |
| Academic Student Co-ordinator | |
| Industry Student Co-ordinator | |
| Mentor from Industry | |
| Mentor from Academia | |
| Combined Supervisor |
Abstract:
It is observed that with increase in the population across globe and the rising demand for food and other essentials items, there has been a rise in the amount of waste being generated daily by each household. Waste that is not properly managed, especially excreta and other liquid and solid waste from households and the community, are a serious health hazard and lead to the spread to the spread of infectious dieses.
In order to minimize the detrimental effect of the solid waste, systematic collection, stocking of solid waste its subsequent treatment is an essential part. As solid waste, if not collected and treated well the resulting decay and/or its toxic effect may lead to severe environmental consequences and hazards to community. Perception and behavior of the citizen is fundamental to achieve this objective, as this will help reduction of the overall footprint of the solid waste.
There are three major issues concerning the treatment to solid waste and to reduce overall footprint of the solid waste of a typical urban locality it is,
The main objective is to develop mathematical model for an overall plan for collecting, stocking and processing the solid waste for a given urban community or town or village which is useful to the society so that the warming potential of the solid waste and its environmental effect can be reduced to as low as possible.
Download PresentationStudy of Ferroresonance in Voltage Transformer
| Problem Presenter: | Dr. Gopal Gajjar, IIT Mumbai, (gopalgajjar@ieee.org) |
| Academic Student Co-ordinator | |
| Industry Student Co-ordinator | |
| Mentor from Industry | |
| Mentor from Academia | |
| Combined Supervisor |
Abstract:
Electromagnetic Voltage Transformers (VT) when installed in an ungrounded system face ferroresonance. The over voltages caused by ferroresonance can lead to catastrophic failures of VTs. Such failures are quite common and predictable in many conditions. However, in many cases the risk of ferroresonance cannot be quantified a priori. While conditions that may lead to ferroresonance are known, the exact circuit parameters and their values which can definitely provide an answer to whether ferroresonance will occur or not is of great interest.
The problem here is to model multidimensional non linear ordinary differential equation. Perform its parametric analysis to find points of multiple solutions.
A typical circuit and its parameters will be provided
Download PresentationHydrodynamics and Pollutant distribution on Mahi Estuary
| Problem Presenter: | Dr. Kauresh Vachhrajani, Professor,
The M S University of Baroda, Vadodara, (kauresh.vachhrajani@msubaroda.ac.in) |
| Academic Student Co-ordinator | |
| Industry Student Co-ordinator | |
| Mentor from Industry | |
| Mentor from Academia | |
| Combined Supervisor |
Abstract:
Located in Madhya Pradesh and Gujarat state of India, the Narmada River previously known as Narbada is the 5th longest river in India which opened to Narmada estuary which discharges effluent into the gulf of khambhat. Narmada River pollution affects Narmada river side villages, urban areas near the river and the aquatic life. It has been observed that pollution in Narmada River is mainly caused by pollutants present in the estuary which are driven there during high tides instead of being completely driven to the Arabian Sea during low tides. We have to answer this question: what is really happening to effluent entering the gulf of khambhat during high and low tides? How much time those effluents are taken for being drained into the Arabian Sea? Our studies will focus on understanding temporal dispersal of pollutants under thermodynamic simulation of flow aspect, spatial and temporal information of pollutants. These studies will be made by developing a mathematical modelling which will help us to understand the impact of hydrodynamics in pollutant distribution.
Download PresentationMathematical Model to diagnose Non Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disorder (NAFLD)/Non Alcoholic Steatohepatitis (NASH)
| Problem Presenter: | Dr. Ranjitsingh Devkar, Assistant Professor,
The M S University of Baroda, Vadodara, (rv.devkar-zoo@msubaroda.ac.in) |
| Academic Student Co-ordinator | |
| Industry Student Co-ordinator | |
| Mentor from Industry | |
| Mentor from Academia | |
| Combined Supervisor |
Abstract:
Non-alcoholic Steatohepatitis (NASH) is a chronic liver disease impacting one third of the world’s population and has been recognized as one of the major health burden globally. NASH has multi-faceted faceted complications associated with insulin resistance, dyslipidemia with an increased risk of diabetes and coronary heart diseases. Though, a biopsy of liver or MRI scan remains a gold standard for diagnosis of NASH, detections of its onset and progression in early stage is a challenge for researchers. The currently available NASH Index score primarily quantifies the steatotic changes observed in liver through these techniques along with few select proteins, bile acids and lipids in serum. Hence, efforts are being made to plough through the metabolomics profiles of serum and urine of NASH patients for fishing out correlates and to set a mathematical benchmark for an early detection. A scrutiny of alternations in serum and urine metabolome (experimental models and patients) can help to create a mathematical model based on for early detection of NASH and the same has been proposed herein.
Download PresentationSoft Computing techniques in optimal down-scaling of Global climate Model (GCM)
| Problem Presenter: | Dr. Sanskriti Majumdar. / Mr. Chirau Pandit, Associate Professor, The M S University of Baroda, Vadodara, (ssmujumdar-ced@msubaroda.ac.in, chirayupandit@gmail.com) |
| Academic Student Co-ordinator | |
| Industry Student Co-ordinator | |
| Mentor from Industry | |
| Mentor from Academia | |
| Combined Supervisor |
Abstract:
Global Climate Models/ General Circulation Models (GCM) are representing the simulations of current climate systems as well as future projections of climate variables. (IPCC, 2014) Climate is itself a complex system and many complexities are added with simulations and projections.
Again the relationship between local precipitation and the spatial patterns of GCM hindcasts is often very complex. There are two large groups for downscaling including dynamical downscaling (DD), which uses regional climate models (RCMs) to downscale GCMs, and statistical downscaling (SD), which aims to achieve a statistical or empirical relationship between large-scale atmospheric variables (termed predictors) and regional variables (termed predictands). SD has the advantages of a low computational cost, relatively simple implementation, and reliable accuracy. Thus, SD techniques may be convenient if the study mainly concentrates on the downscaling and projection of precipitation at a basin scale.
Multi-Model Ensembles (MMEs) are often employed to reduce the uncertainties related to GCM simulations/projections. Reliable ensemble Averaging (REA) is one of the techniques (Chandra, Saha and Mujumdar, 2015). Soft computing techniques like machine learning (ML) algorithms with different combinations of GCMs ranked based on their performance and determine the optimum number of GCMs to be included in an MME. ML algorithms; Artificial Neural Network (ANN), K-Nearest Neighbour (KNN), Support Vector Machine (SVM) and Relevance Vector Machine (RVM) can be used to develop MME of GCM. (Ahmed et al., 2020)
Dataset: NASA Earth Exchange (NEX) Global Daily Downscaled Projections (GDDP) dataset. This dataset includes downscaled projections from the 21 models and scenarios for which daily scenarios were produced and distributed under Coupled Model Intercomparison Project (CMIP5).
Study Area: Vadodara, The third largest city of Gujarat, western part of India, is situated between the latitude of 22.2° to 22.5° and a longitude of 73.1° to 73.3° grid box.
Objective: To develop Multi-Model Ensembles for future Annual Maximum Precipitation series from NEX-GDDP dataset for Vadodara using soft computing techniques. Which can be applied to develop future Intensity Duration Frequency (IDF) curves to assess impact of climate change on urban flooding.
Download PresentationPredicting Business and Stock Price Performance Using Natural Language Processing (NLP)
| Problem Presenter: | Pranav Bhavsar, Founder, ASA Capital, pab@asacapital.in) |
| Academic Student Co-ordinator | |
| Industry Student Co-ordinator | |
| Mentor from Industry | |
| Mentor from Academia | |
| Combined Supervisor |
Abstract:
Public businesses generate a lot of data on a periodic basis. This data is quantitative in form of stock prices, earnings and qualitative in form of management interviews, annual reports, conference call transcripts and customer reviews. With this vast amount of data that is both quantitative as well as qualitative, separating signal from the noise becomes a difficult task. Using a combination of statistics and NLP, the problem aims to build a business and stock price performance model that aid in generating higher portfolio return.
While use of NLP to understand sentiment is not new, the application of the same in Indian Context as well as the use in predicting business performance is new and challenging task.
Download PresentationMATHEMATICAL MODELLING AND SIMULATION OF ELECTROMAGNETIC SHIELDING EFFECTECTIVENESS OF POLYESTER – COTTON BLENDED WOVEN FABRIC
| Problem Presenter: | Dinesh Chudasama, Associate Professor, The M S University of Baroda, Vadodara, (dinesh27476@yahoo.com) |
| Academic Student Co-ordinator | |
| Industry Student Co-ordinator | |
| Mentor from Industry | |
| Mentor from Academia | Dr. S. B. Chaudhari, Associate Professor, The M S University of Baroda, Vadodara, (s.b.chaudhari@msubaroda.ac.in) |
| Combined Supervisor |
Abstract
As the technology grows, use of electrical and electronic systems has increased enormously in all the engineering and technology fields. Any electrical apparatus such as high voltage power lines, radar, communication system, radios, televisions, household appliances, computers, mobile phones etc., generates electromagnetic waves which creates interference to the circuit of the devices and also affects human health due to prolong exposure. The disturbance may interrupt, obstruct or otherwise degrade or limit the effective performance of the circuit. These effects can range from a simple degradation of data to a total loss of data. If an electromagnetic wave gets into an organism, it vibrates molecules to give out heat.
The common material used for the construction of enclosures for shielding is metal, like copper, brass, and aluminum, silver, nickel, stainless steel, metalized plastics. Although such materials have good shielding performance, but it is low elasticity, heavy, high density, easy to corrosion, expensive. Weight in industries like the aircraft, transportation, and aerospace industries is costly. So there was a need for light weight, flexible, corrosion resistant and stronger material. Textile material fulfills all these requirements. So people started use of textile material as EM shield. Most of the textile material is electrically non conductive. So it was necessary to make textile material electrically conductive. There are various methods available to make textile material electrically conductive.
In the present research work, we choose commercially available polyester-cotton blended fabric and made it electrically conductive by coating it surface with silver metal with 1 , 3 and 5 micrometer coating thickness. We measured electromagnetic shielding effectiveness as per ASTM –D-4935 co-axial transmission method and achieved 90% electromagnetic shielding effectiveness.
At present no mathematical model and simulation is available presenting this electromagnetic shielding effectiveness phenomena. We want to model this electromagnetic shielding effectiveness using experimental data obtained in this research work and validate the mathematical model.
Download PresentationESTIMATING THE FURNACE TEMPERATURE FOR A BAKERY OVEN USING RADIATION NETWORK ANALYSIS AND ESTIMATING BAKING TIME
| Problem Presenter: | Dr. Amit Patel, Asociate Professor,
The M S University of Baroda, Vadodara, (a.r.patel-med@msubaroda.ac.in) |
| Academic Student Co-ordinator | Mr. Guru Bacchan, The M S University of Baroda, Vadodara, (gbsatsangi@gmail.com) |
| Industry Student Co-ordinator | Mr. Robert Mecwan, The M S University of Baroda, Vadodara, (macwanrobert2006@gmail.com) |
| Mentor from Industry | |
| Mentor from Academia | |
| Combined Supervisor |
Abstract:-
The baking of bread is the most fundamental process. Baking when carried out using a wood fired oven involves heat transfer mainly due to radiation from the furnace wall. The operating temperature of the furnace wall are raised in the range of 400-600 ℃ and the baking process is carried out until it reaches to 200 ℃. The oven in this case is first preheated without the load and large amount of heat is allowed to store in the refractory type surfaces of the oven. Once the desired temperature is achieved the oven is subjected to the actual baking process. The process of baking is continued until the furnace refractory wall retain the minimum desirable operating temperature required for the baking. The estimation of heat transfer under such conditions are very critical to estimate the actual baking time. The furnace under this will achieved steady state condition at operating point under no load condition. Once these conditions are achieved, heat input is switched off and the baking process is started. Since there is no addition of thermal energy, the baking process will take place at the expanse of the stored internal energy, and the furnace will act as a ‘lumped mass’ with unified temperature. The transient heat transfer condition is prevailed in the furnace for all subsequent baking processes. Radiation network approach can be applied in this case at two occasions, one at a steady state condition under no load and second at each different instances of time to predict wall temperature of the furnace.
Radiation heat transfer depends on the two components, one is space resistance and another is surface resistance. The space resistance depends purely on the geometry or view factor of the different walls and is independent of temperature. On the other hand surface resistance depends on the wall emissivity. The values of emissivity can be obtained at steady state condition and the same can be assumed to remain constant during transient operating conditions. Applying energy equation, the wall temperature and heat transfer to the load can be predicted at different instances of the time. For each subsequent lapse of time the baking time for a given load will increases and can be determined by applying and solving radiation network for different time step. Finally, the baking time at different temperature for a fixed load can be obtained.
Download PresentationDeputy Director (Academic cooperations and exchange programs)
As a Deputy Director of Office of International Affairs, Prof Vanisha Nambiar (M.Sc, Ph.D., Nutrition), a full-time Professor in the Department of Foods and Nutrition of this University, works in tandem with the Director of Office of International Affairs in all global engagements of The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda.
Deputy-Director – Office of International Affairs:
vanisha.nambiar-fn@msubaroda.ac.in
M:+91968760593
Deputy Director (Admissions)
E-mail: office-oia@msubaroda.ac.in
Contact No.:
Dr. Mrudula Trivedi is an Assistant Professor in Department of Comm.and Business Mgt., Faculty of Commerce. Her areas of interests are Marketing Mgt, Marketing Case Studies, Entrepreneurship and Advertising Mgt. Currently teaching Product and Brand Mgt, Services Marketing, Organisational Behaviour and also contributing as Deputy Director, Office of International Affairs.
Nodal Officer (Faculty of Social Work)
M: +919913348243
Assistant Professor
B.A. Psychology, MSW, PGDCCP, UGC- NET
Experience: Teaching: 1 Years, Research: 3 Years.
Areas of Interest: Gender Studies, Community Organisation, Mental Health.
Email: jijo.abraham-sw@msubaroda.ac.in
International Coordinator, ICCR
Nodal Officer (Faculty of Performing Arts)
Assistant Professor, Syndicate Member
Diploma in Vocal Music with Durgatai Karnik award in 1985
Bachelor of Performing Arts with Gold Medals in 1987
Master of Performing Arts with Gold Medals in 1989,
UGC-NET, Ph.D.
Experience: 14 Years at University level and 15 years as a freelancer.
He holds an excellent record as an artist and an academician. He has widely travelled in many countries including the USA, UK, Europe, Caribbeans, Africa, and Asia, for the promotion of Indian arts and culture.
Areas of Interest: Performance, Innovative teaching, Performing Arts Management, Social work through Music, Music workshops at the national and international level, Research and documentation of rare Ragas and compositions, Experimental music, compositions, Art and administration
Email: rajeshgkelkar@gmail.com
M: +919924260175
Nodal Officer (Faculty of Science)
M: +919428691041
Asst. Professor
M S University of Baroda
Nodal Officer (Faculty of Journalism and Communication)
M: +918000038789
Assistant Professor
Ph.D., Thesis on Value Based Education, Master of Communication Studies, Bachelor of Arts (Political Science)
Experience: 6 years in Academics, and 3 years as Content Writer in New Media
Areas of Interest: Communication Theory and Models, Media Law and Policy, Communication Research
Email: maitra.pratibha-jc@msubaroda.ac.in
Nodal Officer (Polytechnic)
M: +919825815997
Lecturer (Applied Mechanics)
B.E. (Civil), M.E., Ph.D (pursuing)
Experience: Teaching 13 years Industry 4.5 years
Area of interest: earthquake engineering, geotechnical
Paper published 05, Paper presented 03.
Email: doshi.dipali-polyappmech@msubaroda.ac.in
Nodal Officer (Faculty of Law)
M: +919428167804
Assistant Professor
Master of Law
Experience: Teaching – 7 Years
Areas of Interest: Business Law; EXIM, Tax Laws, The Constitution of India
Email: krshiv2006desai@gmail.com
Nodal Officer (Faculty of Fine Arts)
M: +919898351788
Assistant Professor
Masters of Fine Arts, Sculpture, Bachelors of Fine Arts, Sculpture, Diploma in Industrial Ceramic Design,
UGC-NET Examination Qualified.
Experience: Worked as a Visiting Lecturer at the Faculty of Fine Arts, MSU, Baroda, for Pottery, Ceramics and Sculpture. December 15th 2002, April 30th 2003. Worked at Pidilite Industries Limited, Mumbai, as a Product Specialist, Consumer Products Art Material. Jan. 2004 to May 2004 Worked at Ceramic Studio – ‘MUD, SWEAT & TEARS’ at New York, USA as a studio potter. July 2004 to October 2004. Conducted and Assisted Design Workshop as a Ceramic Designer, at KPMA (Khurja Potters Manufacturers Association), Organized by NID Delhi cell, IHC and CGCRI Khurja. It was sponsored by DC Handicraft to give design inputs to the artist of various ceramic industries at Khurja.
Email: rutvijmistry@gmail.com
Nodal Officer (Faculty of Arts)
M:+919714517101
Assistant Professor, Head & Dean of Students
Ph.D.in Sanskrit, M.P.A. (Vocal Music),
UGC-NET 1999 (Sanskrit)
Experience: 21 Years Teaching and Research
Areas of Interest: Vedantashastra, Vedic, Classical & Modern Sanskrit Literature, Manuscriptology and Indian Classical Music.
Email: shweta.jejurkar-spp@msubaroda.ac.in
Nodal Officer (M. K. Amin Arts and Science College and College of Commerce)
M:+919727076465
Assistant Professor (CES) Zoology
Ph.D. in Zoology Faculty of Science, MSU.
Research areas: Animal Taxonomy and Biodiversity, Ecology and Environment of Aquatic Ecosystems.
Nodal Officer (Faculty of Education and Psychology)
M:+919925270529
M.Sc., M.Ed., M.Phil., Ph.D. (Education), Post Graduate Diploma in Higher Education (PGDHE), Post Graduate Diploma in Distance Education (PGDDE), Diploma in Performing Arts (DPA-Vocal)
Designation: Professor Department of Education
Experience: 30 Years (Teaching), including 20 Years (Research work)
Areas of Specialization: Teacher Education, Value Education, Life Skills Education, Research Methodology, Teaching of Mathematics, Principles and Techniques of Teaching
No. of the Book Published: 01 [ Life Skills Oriented Teacher Education with ISBN: 978-93-5288-295-3]
Research Projects and consultancy: 04 State level Research Projects completed
No. of Papers Presented in International & National Seminars/Conferences: 07 & 28
No. of Published Research Papers / Articles in Journals / Edited Volumes: 41
Academic contribution in the total number of National Regional / State level Seminars / Conferences / workshops / Training Programmes: 112
Nodal Officer (Faculty of Technology and Engineering)
M: +919974568591
Assistant Professor (Stage 3)/Applied Physics
PostDoc: BOYSCAST Fellow (DST, New Delhi/UT, Austin, Texas, USA)
M.Sc., Ph.D.
Work Experience: 20 Years of Experience
Email: nkacharya-apphy@msubaroda.ac.in
Nodal Officer (Faculty of Medicine)
M: +919879592198
MBBS, DCP, Masters in Biochemistry
PG in QM, Principal Assessor NABH, Principal Assessor Kayakalp, Principal Assessor NQAS, Assessor NABL
Regional trainer for MET
Email: margeyi@hotmail.com
Nodal Officer (Faculty of Family and Community Sciences)
M: +919726859750
Associate Professor
Teaching Exp – 22 years
Coordinating Master Programme and Rural Extension Programme at Departmental Level
Email: maniar.avani-extcomm@msubaroda.ac.in
Nodal Officer (Faculty of Management Studies)
M: +919825459142
Associate Professor–HR/OB
Teaching Exp- 23 years, Industry Exp- 5 years
Research Interest- Corporate Governance and General Management
Email: sunita.sharma-mgmt@msubaroda.ac.in
Nodal Officer (Faculty of Pharmacy)
M: +919909008494
M.Pharm, Ph.D. (pursuing)
Assistant Professor
Experience: Teaching: 06 Years Industry: 02 Years
Area of Interest: Herbal Drug Technology, Phytochemistry and pharmacognosy
Paper Publication: 08, Paper Presentation: 12
Workshop/FDP/Orientation: 08
Email: bhavik.chauhan-pharmacy@msubaroda.ac.in
Coordinator
He is an Asst. Professor in the Department of Zoology at the Faculty of Science. His research area is Metabolic Physiology and Endocrine disorders. His current research is on the Chronobiology of lifestyle disorders.
Coordinator – Office of International Affairs:
Contact: coordinator-oia@msubaroda.ac.in.
M: +919825935445
Coordinator
As a coordinator of OIA, with an experience of 7 years in academics, his primary aim is to achieve the mission of OIA i.e to engage MSU’s students and faculty in educational and research experiences internationally and to facilitate the integration of international students and scholars into MSU’s world of knowledge.
Coordinator – Office of International Affairs:
Contact: coordinator-oia@msubaroda.ac.in.
M: +919998071799
Foreign Student Advisor
Dr. K. Krishnan is a Professor in the Department of Archaeology and Ancient History and also the Dean, Faculty of Arts at the Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda. His areas of research include Artifact Analysis and Interpretation using the traditional archaeological methods as well as methods from material sciences to seek answers or explanations to cultural processes such as exchange, trade, migration, etc., Ceramic Petrology, Ancient Technology, Environmental Archaeology, Harappan Studies, Origin and Development of Urbanism in South Asia and Intangible Heritage. His research has enabled him to work towards developing a methodology for analyzing fine wares, understanding craft specialization, assessing the development of technology and its impact on ancient South Asian Society. These studies have inspired several students from South Asia, Europe and America to conduct research on South Asian Ceramics. In addition to this, he has worked towards appreciating and reconstructing palaeo-climate in central and western India. He has published three books (one edited), more than 60 research articles. He has carried out his research work in collaboration with researchers from various institutions in India, UK, USA, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Oman, Nepal, Bangladesh, Belgium, France, and Australia.
Foreign Student Advisor – Office of International Affairs:
krishnan.msu@gmail.com
M: +919427015168
Director
Prof. (Dr.) Dhanesh Patel is a Full-time Professor of Applied Mathematics at the Faculty of Technology and Engineering. He was DAAD Fellow (Germany) during 1999-2001. He worked as the Head, Department of Applied Mathematics and Director Computer Centre, The M.S. University of Baroda. He has also served as Deputy Director of M. Sc. (Bioinformatics), M.Sc. (Financial Mathematics), PG Diploma in Scientific Computing And Industrial Mathematics, PG Diploma in Computer Applications Programme. He also served as a Vice-Dean, Faculty of Technology and Engineering and I/C Dean Faculty of Technology and Engineering. He was also Director, Centre for Industrial Mathematics. He visited several countries which include USA, UK, Europe, Africa and Asian nations. Apart from research and teaching, he is very much interested in International relation and International academic collaboration. As the Director of International Affairs, he facilitates and implements the University’s mission of global engagement and efforts to further enhance the international visibility and its recognition as a major international educational and research centre.
Director – Office of International Affairs:
director-oia@msubaroda.ac.in
M: +91-9879335246
Temporary Account Clerk – Office of International Affairs
Duties: Salary and Bills
E-mail: office-oia@msubaroda.ac.in
Contact No.: +91- 9898603121
Part-time Peon cum Sweeper – Office of International Affairs
E-mail: office-oia@msubaroda.ac.in
Contact No.: +91- 8780826729
Temporary Peon – Office of International Affairs
E-mail: office-oia@msubaroda.ac.in
Contact No.: +91- 9664974146
Part-time Clerk – Office of International Affairs
Duties: Administration, Salary and Bills of ENPRENDIA Project
E-mail: office-oia@msubaroda.ac.in
Contact No.: +91- 8141122315
Temporary Clerk – Office of International Affairs
Designation: Temporary Clerk
Duties: Admissions(Self Finance and ICCR Students), Exchange Students
E-mail: office-oia@msubaroda.ac.in
Contact No.: +91- 9427124565
Temporary Programme Officer – Office of International Affairs
Duties: Over All Administration of Office, International MOU’s, Salary, Day to Day Correspondence with university and other Organization, Attendance.
E-mail: office-oia@msubaroda.ac.in
Contact No.: +91- 9714258224