1. Department of Chemistry HEARTY WELCOME TO NAAC PEER TEAM
17-18 FEBRUARY

2. INDEX Year of Establishment Vision and Mission Faculty
Details of Qualification
V. B. S. Purvanchal University introduced the title of the paper
Faculty Academic Progress
Examinations and other confidential Assignments
Students Strength
Result Percentage
Result Graph
Student Progress

3. 12. Innovative Teaching Method
13. Students Achievements
14. SWOC Analysis
15. Best Practices of the Department

4. Year of Establishment
Department of Chemistry was established in 1965
Combinations Offered :
Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics
V.B.S. Purvanchal University has introduced Annual Examination System.

5. Vision
The Chemistry Department vision is to graduate distinguished chemists in knowledge and various skills as well as to attain a regional prestigious rank in research and community service.

6. Mission
The Chemistry Department provides rigorous preparation of citizens whose career path require expertise in chemistry. We are decided to rigorous standards for content knowledge, communication skills, research quality and professional behavior . We are committed to demonstrative science as a human endeavor and as a way to understand natural world . The faculty in the Chemistry Department see themselves as a resources for our University, region, state, nation and world.

7. Students will understand function in term of structure, kinetics and
Goal
Students will understand function in term of structure, kinetics and
thermodynamics.
Students will be able to think critically and solve problems.
Students will be able to communicate effectively via both written
and oral expression.
Students will understand the relationship between Science and Society.

8. Objectives
Explain and build models of chemical structure.
Use library and internet resources to locate information on chemical topics.
Use understanding of safe laboratory practices.
Explain chemical concepts.
Interpret key events in the history of Science in light of society at the time.
Evaluate ethical issues in science and technology as they relate to society.

9. Future Plans
To conduct programmes at P G Level (M.Sc.)
To conduct life skill development programmes regularly after the class hours.
To train the students for job opportunities.
To give various project work to develop the department.

10. 11 Years Faculty Name of the faculty Designation Qualification
Experiance
Dr. Arun Kumar
Head & Assistant Professor
M.Sc. , M.Phil. , Ph.D.
11 Years

11. 26-11-2000 18-01-2014 Details of Qualifications Qualification
Name of the Research Guide
Research Topic
University
Date of Award
M.Phil.
Prof. Amar Nath Garg
Analysis of Nutritional Elements in Some Medicinal Herbs
I.T.I. Roorkee, Roorkee
Ph.D.
Dr. Ram Prakash Singh
Chemical Analysis For Medicinal Ingredients in Some Herbal Plants Common in Rural India
V.B.S. Purvanchal University, Jaunpur

12. The Titles of the Papers for the Academic year 2016-17
B.Sc. I
Paper I
Inorganic Chemistry
Paper II
Organic Chemistry
Paper III
Physical Chemistry
Practical
B.Sc. II
B.Sc. III

13. Faculty Profile 1. Name of the Employee Dr. Arun Kumar 2. Father Name
Sri Raja Ram 3.
Date of Birth 4.
Qualification
M.Sc. , M.Phil. ,Ph.D. 5.
Designation
Head, Assistant Professor 6.
Department
Chemistry 7.
Date of Appointment 8.
Contact Number 9.
Experience
11 Years
11.
Permanent Address
Village – Manipur
Post office- Shudnipur
District Jaunpur
Pin Code
(U.P.)
12.
National Conference
International Conference
Local Conference
Orientation Programmes
Refresher Course 13 02 06 01

14. Faculty Academic Progress
No.
Conference/ Workshop/ Seminar/ Paper Presented
Subject Title of the Paper
Period
Organized by 1.
National Level
Gandhi ji ki Shiksha Niti
Feb,
2016
Sampurnanand Sanskrit Vishwavidyalaya, Varanasi 2.
Public Private Partnership in Higher Education
Feb, 2015
V.B.S.P. Universty , Jaunpur 3.
Gandhi ji ki Swavalamban Drishti
June,
2015
S.S.V. , Varanasi 4.
International Level
Recent Advances on the Role of Basic Science In Ayurvedic Medicine
Oct ,
2014
BHU, Varanasi 5.
Bhagat Singh
25 March ,
2012
Hindu P.G. College, Zamania 6.
College Level
Gudatmak Shodh Dwara Uchch Shiksha ka Unnayan
13 March ,

15. 7.
National Level
Factor affecting Economic Development of Agricultural labourers in Eastern U.P.
29-30 Sept , 2012
Hindu P.G. College, Zamania 8.
National level Seminar
Advances in chemical Sciences
08 Sept ,
2012
U. P. College
Varanasi 9.
Effect of India’s Energy security on National Security
28-29 Oct ,
Sakaldiha P.G. College, Sakaldiha,
Chandauli
10.
State Level
Current Concepts on Scientific Research and values
10-11 Nov ,
Dr. A H R Shia Degree College, Jaunpur
11.
National Level Workshop
AISHE
05 March
2014
V.B.S.P. University,
Jaunpur
12.
Challenges in Higher Education
11-12 Sept. ,
2010
BHU, Varanasi
13.
National Seminar
Medicinal Plant Powerful Health Aid
03 Dec ,
2006
S .B.P.G. College Baragaon, Varanasi

16. 14.
National Conference
Advanced Materials
06-08 March,
2008
U. P. College, Varanasi
15.
National Seminar
Policies related to Women in Unorganized Sector for their Security and Insurance
02-03 Nov ,
Hindu P.G. College, Zamania
16.
Waste Water Management
04-05 Feb ,
2011
U.P. College,
Varanasi
17.
International Conference
Medicinal Plants : A Powerful Health Aid
25-26 Feb ,
BHU, Varanasi
18.
Challenges in Higher Education Research and Development
27 Feb , 2011
Govt. Girl’s P.G. college, Ghazipur
19.
05-06 March,
T.D. P. G. College

17. Examination and Other Confidential Assignment
University Level
College Level
Examination Evaluation
Member Board of Studies
HOD
Appointed as Visiting Examiner CISCE New Delhi
Question Paper Setter
NSS Programme Officer
Reviewer in International Research Journal
Flying Squad Convener
AISHE Nodal Officer
Flying Squad Member
NAAC Coordinator
External and Internal Practical Examiner Invegilator
IQAC Coordinator
Students Staff Welfare Committee
Library Reform Committee
Campus Maintenance Cell
Student Support Services
Website Upgradation Committee
Magazine Committee

18. Student Strength S. No. Year B.Sc. I B.Sc. II B.Sc. III Total 1. 93 29
122 2.
159 23 2
184 3. 25 6
165 4.
124 33 5
162 5. 79 31 7
117

19. Percentage of Result S.No. Year B.Sc. I B.Sc. II B.Sc. III Reg. Pass1. 93 23 10 03 2.
159 25 22 02 3.
122 33 06 4.
124 31 26 05

20. Result Graph

21. Student Progression
More than 10 students cleared competitive examination.
2. Some of the students take admission in P.G. Level.
3. Some of students working as Primary teacher in different State.
student cleared Ph.D. and work as self finance lecturer
Department of mathematics GLA University, Mathura.

22. 2015-16 Highest Marks obtained Students
Student Achievements
Highest Marks obtained Students
S.No.
Name
Marks obtained 1.
Priyanka Jaiswal
178/ 300 2.
Anurag Singh
173/300 3.
Saurabh Kumar Singh
163/300 4.
Aalok Yadav
162/300

23. Innovative Teaching Methods
Use of chalk – talk method
Assignment
Class Test
Providing study material
Encouraging students to refer general text books
Group discussion
Seminar : Students selected the topic of their choice and make Presentation.
Objective :
(i) To develop leadership quality among students.
(ii) To improve interest of students in the study and develop presentation
skill.
Extra Classes : Identify slow learners and provide extra guidance and study material.

24. Social Services and Extension Activities
Life member :
Purvanchal Academy of Science , Jaunpur
(b) Indian Science Congress Association, Kolkata
(c) Research Journal of Social and Life Sciences, Rewa, M.P.
(d) Samvartika – National interdiscipilinary Research Journal, Zamania
2. Reviewers in 7 International refeered Journal

25. Participation in Seminars, workshops and conference .
SWOC ANALYSIS
Above 60 % Result
Sufficient qualified, motivated competent faculty with a blend of high experience and young and energetic dynamism.
Faculty nominated as member of BOS constituted by V.B.S. Purvanchal University.
Participation in Seminars, workshops and conference .
Well equipped library with sufficient member of books.
We have personal Library with 40 above Chemistry Books.
Supporting weaker students through extra classes.

26. Weakness
Poor communication skill in both vernal and non-verbal.
2. Shortage of faculty member.
3. Skilled students are not available due to situation of College in rural area.

27. Opportunities
To brighten the carrier of students, w keep on advising
Communication and other skill development programmes for students.
3. To train and counsel students to become more employable.

28. Challenges
More drop out due to take admission in technical Courses.
Shortage of faculty member
Lack of P.G. Department
Some problems (electricity, network connectivity (etc) to improve the standard of Development

29. Future Plan
To conduct programmes at P.G. Level.
To conduct life skill development programmes regularly after the class hour.
To train the students for job opportunities.
To give various project work to development the department.

30. Best Practice of the Development of Chemistry
Donating personal books to the poor students.
Paid admission Fees to poor students.
Providing counseling to the students
(a) Academic counseling
(b) Career counseling

31. Thank You