1. A PRESENTATION ON KALYANI GOVERNMENT ENGINEERING COLLEGE A Journey from 1995 to 2014 18 th February 2014

2. OUR VISION The vision of Kalyani Government Engineering College is to produce high quality, globally competitive technical manpower and to become a centre of excellence in a few select areas of high end technologies. It also envisages to act as an incubation cell for entrepreneurship activities in the region in association with the industry houses of the locality and outside. Keeping pace with the global technological developments through continuing education programmes is its another cherished ambition.

3. OUR MISSION The mission of Kalyani Government Engineering College is to impart quality technical education to the students at the undergraduate and at the postgraduate levels of engineering with the aim to make them complete human beings possessing depth of knowledge not only in their own discipline but also in the kindred areas, which shall necessarily be accompanied by a wide mental horizon making them capable of shifting the grain from the chaff, the honesty from the chicanery, the truth from the untruth.

4. Kalyani Government Engineering College Established in 1995

5. Courses at UG & PG Levels B. Tech courses with intake 60 each 1. Mechanical Engineering 2. Computer Sc. & Engg. 3. Electronics & Comm. Engineering 4. Electrical Engineering 5. Information Technology. M. Tech courses with intake 18 each 1. Production Engineering 2. Computer Sc. & Engg 3. Electronics & Comm. Engineering And 4. Master of Computer Applications with intake 40

6. Assistance TO Weaker Sections And Religious Minority Assistance TO Weaker Sections And Religious Minority Scholarships to SC & ST students by Govt. Scholarships to SC & ST students by Govt. Scholarships to Religious minority community students by religious boards and trusts. Scholarships to Religious minority community students by religious boards and trusts.

7. ADMISSION STATUS OF 2013(based on JEE rank) Best Students with WBJEE Ranking between 950& 6272 admitted

8. Placement through campus interview for last 5 years

9. Residential Facilities Students: Mens’ Hostel – 4 nos each with capacity over 120 seats Mens’ Hostel – 4 nos each with capacity over 120 seats Ladies’ Hostel – 1no with capacity 150 seats Ladies’ Hostel – 1no with capacity 150 seats Faculty & Staff:  Staff quarter – 4nos each with 8 flats  Principal’s bungalow  Space for building more quarters available if demand arises.

10. Facilities Facilities Insurance for all students Insurance for all students Guest House Guest House College Canteen College Canteen Reprographic facility Reprographic facility Astronomical Gallery with 10 in telescope Astronomical Gallery with 10 in telescope Akshay Urja Club Akshay Urja Club

11. Other facilities Indoor & out door games for students Indoor & out door games for students Annual Technological Fest at National Level by students Annual Technological Fest at National Level by students Annual Fest by students Annual Fest by students INNOCREEX, the science club INNOCREEX, the science club Robotics Club Robotics Club

12. Academic Facilities Language Laboratory Language Laboratory Edusat facility Edusat facility Library with catalogue access facility within the campus, over 25000 volumes of books & e-books; over 120 international journals. Library with catalogue access facility within the campus, over 25000 volumes of books & e-books; over 120 international journals.

13. Developments under TEQIP Name of Electrical Engineering Building: Acharya Jagadish Chandra Bose Block Total Floor Area= 1438 m 2 Area per floor = 479 m 2 Three storied building

14. Industry-Institute Partnership College has an Industry-Institute Partnership Cell (IIPC) College has an Industry-Institute Partnership Cell (IIPC) MOU with TCS, Infosys and Ericsson for joint activities including Training of faculty & Student MOU with TCS, Infosys and Ericsson for joint activities including Training of faculty & Student Consultancy with Andrew-Yule, Phoenix- Yule and many others. Consultancy with Andrew-Yule, Phoenix- Yule and many others. Organized Training for NHPC executives. Organized Training for NHPC executives.

15. SPACE REQUIREMENT AS PER AICTE NORM TOTAL STUDENT INTAKE PER YEAR B.TECH: 300 MCA : 40 M. TECH : 54 TOTAL : 300X4+40X3+54X2= 1428 Space per student: 11.7 Sq M Total space required: 16707.6 Sq M =179606.7 Sq ft. =179606.7 Sq ft.

16. SPACE AVAILABLE SNB : 72000.00 Sq ft. SNB : 72000.00 Sq ft. MSB: 10041.75 Sq ft. MSB: 10041.75 Sq ft. JCB : 15458.50 Sq ft. JCB : 15458.50 Sq ft. Work Shop : 4000.00 Sq ft. Work Shop : 4000.00 Sq ft. Extension of Extension of MSB : 4033.00 Sq ft. MSB : 4033.00 Sq ft. Total : 105533.25 Sq ft. DEFICIT : 179606.7-105533.25 = 74073.45 Sq ft. = 74073.45 Sq ft.

17. Details of Sponsored project The institute received Rs. 1 crore from AICTE for various project like RPS, MODROBS, CAYT, SDP, IIPC. In last 3 years The institute received Rs. 1 crore from AICTE for various project like RPS, MODROBS, CAYT, SDP, IIPC. In last 3 years

18. Status of research activity: Publication in International journals:171 National Journals 71 National Journals 71 International Conferences 218 International Conferences 218 National Conferences 169 National Conferences 169 Book Published 36 Book Published 36 Ph. D Supervision (Completed) 02 Ph. D Supervision (Completed) 02 Ph. D Supervision (On going) 12 Ph. D Supervision (On going) 12

19. Present status of faculty position for B.Tech programme As per norm Sanctioned In position As per norm Sanctioned In position Professor 1314 4 Asst. Prof. 2727 08 Lecturer 64 41 37 Faculty strength is 47% of the norm The institute could not qualify for TEQIP phase-II for this deficiency

20. Present status of faculty position for M.Tech programme As per norm Sanctioned In position As per norm Sanctioned In position Professor 3 00 00 Asst. Prof. 6 00 00 Faculty strength is 0% of the norm A.I.C.T.E withdrew approval for this deficiency.

21. Present status of Technical staff for the laboratory and workshop. Most of the post of Technical staff are vacant since long. The most vital practical training at laboratories and workshops are being affected. Bright students are being deprived of their professional training. Bright students are being deprived of their professional training.

22. Present status of staff position for Library One librarian and one library assistant are manning the library. Request for sanction of addition post is pending with the Govt. since long. Students of Kalyani Govt. Engineering College are being deprived of proper library facility.

23. SWOT Analysis Strength 1. Students with high rank in JEE are admitted 2. Young and Experienced faculty members 3. Team Work 4. Funded by Govt. of west Bengal 5. Funded by World Bank 6. Education hub of the state. 7. Good research activities 8. Good placement of students

24. Weakness 1. Large vacancy in faculty position 2. Autonomy granted to the college could not be made effective due to lack of proper OPERATION MANUAL 3. No proper campus of the institute 4. Lack of adequate space for the institute.

25. Opportunities The institute can play a leading role in research, training, academics and consultancy in the state. The institute can play a leading role in research, training, academics and consultancy in the state.

26. Threats The institute is to attract good talent in competition with other government financed and self financed institutes. But poor infrastructure is dragging the institute behind.

27. The following problems needs immediate attention: 1. Filling of faculty and other posts of laboratories, administration and hostels. 2. Proper facility for research activities 3. Construction of campus for the institute. 4. Creation of post of faculty for M.Tech 5. Creation of post for library 6. Creation post of Hostel superintendent for hostels.

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