KNOWLEDGE CONSORTIUM OF GUJARAT - ACCREDITED 'A' GRADE BY - ARIBAS
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AccredIted ‘A’ GrAde by
NAAC
& KNOWLEDGE CONSORTIUM OF GUJARAT
“Make one goal of the life-think of it, dream of
it an live on that goal. Let the brain, muscles,
nerves and every part of your body be en-
grossed in it. This will lead to the success and
satisfaction in life”
Er. Bhikhubhai B. Patel
MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIRMEN
Education is said to be the medium of transmis- It is our commitment and we pledge to con-
sion of culture and civilization. New Vallabh tinuously endeavor to set higher standards in
Vidyanagar of today seems like the fulfillment biotechnology education. We sincerely
of Sardar Patel’s vision of new India. We are the believe that the students with their innovative
inheritors of the dreams of Shri Bhaikaka and idea contribute positively for technical
Shri H M Patel and wish to steer New advancement and be in vanguard of the next
Vidyanagar in to center of excellence in the generation. Sustained efforts would be made
field of education. CVM has been able to fulfill to create such an environment, wherein stu-
at another dream into the form of (ARIBAS) dents can exhibit their extraordinary talent
Ashok and Rita Patel Institute of Integrated and be rewarded. We resolve to promote
Study and Research in Biotechnology and creativity, discipline and entrepreneurial skill
Allied Science where quality education is being amongst our students.
imparted at post graduate and doctorate level.
It is needless to say that promotion of technical I would like to end with the words of Albert
education is a noble cause which ultimately Einstein, who once said, “ Imagination is more
contributed to the well being of the society. important than knowledge for while
knowledge defines all we currently know and
According to Amos Bronson Alcott, a reformer, understand, imagination points to all we
teacher and philosopher, “Observation more might at discover and create”,.
than book, experience more than persons, are
the prime educators”. While academic My best wishes to each one of your for future
excellence at par of global standards is our endeavors.
major thrust, the institute is also dedicated to
act as a facilitator for students not only to Er. Bhikhubhai B. Patel
pursue academic excellence but also motivate Chairman,
and empower them to be life long learners, Charutar Vidya Mandal
critical thinkers and socially relevant and
competent to be a responsibility in all walks of
life. In the words of John Dewey, “education is
not preparation for life; education is life itself”.
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“The revolution due to the biotechnology
blessed us with the unpredicted advances
in human and animal health, agriculture
and food production, manufacturing and
sustainable environmental management”
Dr. Nilanjan Roy
MESSAGE FROM THE HEAD
One can not pray for easy life but can strive to themselves and trying out new ideas, taking
be equipped and be capable enough to face failure and success in their stride, with all their
the inevitable challenging future. To equip the energies focused on honest and purposeful
students with the right tools to face those effort. The performance of the student has
challenging scenarios, we have specially de- been consistent and satisfactory. It is very
signed curriculum along with team of com- gratifying to note that our students are being
mendable and experienced teachers who be- well placed in several industries across the na-
lieve in experiment based pedagogic tech- tion, and many students have succeed in ac-
niques. Our faculty members play a pivotal quiring admission in PhD program at reputed
role in providing personalized attention to stu- institutes/ Universities of India and abroad. I
dents. The teachers in their role as mentor heartily congratulate our students and faculty
and counselor help students to nurture their for having brought such laurels to the institute.
talents and overcome short comings by pro- I am confident that ARIBAS will always be a
viding appropriate education. The ARIBAS beacon of light, guiding the destiny of its
team holds strong faith inwards of Anthony J. students and radiating kindness and
D’Angelo, “ develop a passion for learning. If compassion as it soars high in its pursuit of
you do, you will never cease to grow.” It is only academic excellence and in the fulfillment of
through the invaluable support and guidance the institute motto: “Accomplishing Robust
of our Hon. Chairman (CVM), “Charutar Ingenuity Blooming with Aspiration and
Ratna”, Dr. C L Patel and ceaseless dedication Success.” Irrespective of native and social
and commitment of each member of ARIBAS background each student will feel comfortable
family, that New Vallabh Vidyanagar could be in this diverse multicultural background. I
curved out where education at par of global believe with your cooperation and zeal, we
standards is being imparted. We are consis- shall be able to provide quality education
tently striving hard to provide holistic and stu- along with personality development, which will
dent centric environment to our student to prove to memorable and worthwhile
gain knowledge, skills, abilities, attitudes and experience for you. I welcome you to ARIBAS
believes essential not only for a successful life where you will experience difference in
but also for a modest livelihood. We help stu- education and innovation. I am sure that day
dent to tap their hidden potential by exposing will come when you will also believe that
them to diverse opportunities in large number ARIBAS was the stepping stone to you success
of curricular and co-curricular and extra- and aspiration.
curricular activities. In addition to this, student Nilanjan Roy
are trained to learn more by doing things by Director, ARIBAS
VISION
ARIBAS aspires to be a global landmark of intellectual
excellence. It embodies the passion for research and
quality education at undergraduate, post-graduate and
doctorate level in the field of applied sciences. It adopts a
comprehensive approach to create resourceful and
conducive environment for students to acquire discerning
skills pertinent for the pursuit of knowledge integrity and
freedom.
MISSION
Established in 21st century, ARIBAS infuses the strengths of the experiential learning with re-
search centered spirit, its principle aim is to earn peer and public appreciation and fulfill the
academic, economic and professional expectations of state, national and international commu-
nities.
ARIBAS aspires to become a world class institute by tapping human potential from all sections
of the society towards excellence and building human resource, men and women with strong
character and competence capable of being leaders of tomorrow and solving problems arising
out of fast changing realities, global and local.
GOALS AND OBJECTIVES
To foster erudite minds and generate opportunities
to flourish them.
To be open to express and exchange of ideas where
new horizons of discoveries can be accomplished.
To develop student's competency to think creatively,
critically and objectively with core and inter-
disciplinary excellence.
To gain solemn public esteem unsurpassed by any
other institute.
To serve the mankind with effective instructional,
research and outreach programs.
The Making In post independence era India was burdened ated discovery process by looking at many with numerous diseases and needed solution biological processes simultaneously. Advances quickly. The Indian patents act, introduced in in computational power, algorithms, and 1970, boosted Indian pharmaceutical busi- modern database mining techniques are ac- ness. According to the patent act of 1970, celerating the discovery of science even more. process patents (patenting the process used New powerful techniques to study large num- to make a particular drug formulation), but ber of genes and proteins ‘at a time’ are get- not product patents (patenting the product ting more and more sophisticated. New itself) were recognized. This reform made new strategies in Genomics and Proteomics are drugs available cheaply and promoted import emerging to identify the role of specific genes substitution by encouraging local firms to in causing and counteracting diseases. To make drugs by developing their own proc- counteract the duel advancement; WTO and esses, followed by bulk drug production. Since modern era drug discovery, major Indian 1970 till 2005 most efficient pharmaceutical pharmaceutical companies have started their industries in the world was build in our coun- own drug target and drug discovery program try manufacturing high-quality medicines at with a handful of scientists trained abroad. affordable prices to masses. But in early 1995 Demand for research facilities and trained the rules of the game for pharmaceutical in- workforce in of modern drug biology war- dustry had changed, as India has committed ranted heavily. To tackle the problem Scien- to follow the WTO guidelines on product pat- tific Advisory Council to the Prime Minister ent. Product patent rules and exclusive mar- (SAC-PM) under the Chairmanship of Prof. keting rights (EMR) under the WTO created a C.N.R. Rao, recommended creation of five paradigm shift in India's pharma majors. As a new institutions devoted to science edu- developing country, India had a 10-year tran- cation and research to be named “Indian Insti- sitional period for giving full patent protection tutes of Science Education and Research for pharmaceutical and agro-chemical prod- (IISER)” broadly on the lines of Indian Institute ucts, which expired in 2005. Given the back- of Science (IISc), Bangalore. drop of the momentous prospective changes The vision of these institutes encompasses after 2005, uncertainty loomed over the pros- creation of research centers of the highest pects of the 23,000 players of Indian pharma- caliber in which teaching and education in ba- ceutical industry. Moreover, techniques sic sciences will be totally integrated with evolved in the post genomic era have acceler- state-of-the-art research.
These Institutions are devoted to integrated Gujarat with financial outlay of around 100 teaching in sciences in an intellectually vibrant million Indian rupees. Ashok & Rita Patel, atmosphere of research and make education USA generously donated 33 million rupees for and career in basic sciences more attractive by the project and Ashok & Rita Patel Institute of providing opportunities in integrative teaching Integrated Study & Research in Biotechnology and learning of sciences. & Allied Sciences (ARIBAS) was established in Based on the recommendation of SAC-PM, five June, 2005. ARIBAS the self-financed educa- Indian Institutes of Science Education and Re- tional institution, affiliated to Sardar Patel search (IISERs), and two National Institute of University, Vidya Nagar recognized as the first Science Education and Research (NISER) insti- institute providing M. Sc. (Integrated) Biotech- tutes were created by the Government of In- nology course in Gujarat. dia, through the Ministry of Human Resource Why Integrated: Development (MHRD), under The National In- In the last couple of decades, the field of life stitutes of Technology Bill. Five IISER sciences has undergone revolutionary changes have been established strategically across in data acquisition technology. Genome se- the country (North, South, East West and mid- quencing methods changed radically; similarly, dle) namely IISER Mohali in Punjab, IISER the field of molecular biology became more Thiruvananthapuram in Kerala, IISER Kolkata mathematics driven. A salient trait of these in West Bengal, IISER Pune in Maharashtra advances is the increased need for statistical and IISER Bhopal in Madhya Pradesh with fi- and mathematical modeling along with nancial outlay of around 5 billion Indian rupees computational methods. Scientific in- each. Two NISERs administered by the De- struments are now, by orders of magnitude, partment of Atomic Energy, are also estab- more sensitive, more specific, and more pow- lished in Bhubaneswar and Mumbai erful. The amounts of data collected and for slightly higher outlay of 8 billion Indian ru- processed by these new generation instru- pees each. Era of integrated Biology in India ments have increased dramatically, rendering started. insufficient the traditional methods of statisti- Under this backdrop of changing National edu- cal data analysis. Integration of Chemistry, cational scenario Charutar Ratan Dr. CL Patel, Physics, mathematics and statistics and com- Chairman of Charutar Vidya Mandal (CVM) puter algorithm with biotechnology became contributed in national dream of integrated need of the day. Integrated life sciences/ study of Biology. Institute of Integrated Study biotechnology syllabus of IISER, NISER/ARIBAS & Research in Biotechnology & Allied is design to cater the need of modern biol- Sciences was initiated in New Vidyanagar ogy.
Eligibility For Admission
Selection Procedure
On the basis of merit
Fee Structure
M. Sc. Integrated Biotechnology course semester I to semester VI is Rs. 30,000 and semes-
ter VII to semester XI is Rs. 37,500.
M. Sc. (Microbiology/Biotechnology/Pharmaceutical Chemistry/Genetics/Forensic Science)
is Rs. 37,45000 per semester.
Fees for hostel accommodation, gymkhana and PDP as per University rules
Points to Ponder
Lateral entry or exit after three years is not permitted in Integrated Biotechnology course.
Candidate is eligible for M. Sc. Integrated Biotechnology degree only after completion of
five years (10 semesters).
Based on merit, specialization courses (Medical/Industrial/General/Environmental Biotech-
nology) will be offered after six semester in M. Sc. Integrated biotechnology .
All students have to undertake dissertation in their last semester at ARIBAS
Students failing in securing minimum passing marks in internal examination will not be per-
mitted to appear (NPTA) in University examination
Students failing in half of their total theory examination will not be allowed to keep terms
(ATKT) in subsequent semesters
Rules and Regulations 1. Admission to M. Sc. Integrated Biotechnology program will be given on the basis of XII stan- dard results. Admission to M.Sc. (Biotechnology/Microbiology/Genetics/Pharmaceutical Chemistry will be given on the basis of T.Y.B.Sc. results. 2. Candidates getting admission to M. Sc. Integrated Biotechnology or M.Sc. (Biotechnology/ Microbiology/Genetics/Pharmaceutical Chemistry/Forensic Science) will have to pay full fees for the first year at the time of admission. 3. Candidates admitted, (who have passed their Higher Secondary Certificate Examination from Gujarat Secondary Education Board) will have to obtain necessary enrollment certifi- cate from Sardar Patel University in due course through the Institute. 4. The other candidates have to produce provisional Eligibility Certificate at the time of sub- mitting the application form and Final Eligibility Certificate within a month after admission. 5. All admissions are subject to confirmation by Sardar Patel University. The students admitted to the course will have to abide by the rules and regulation laid down by the Institute and the University relating to attendance, class work, assignments, test performance etc. failing of which they will not be allowed to appear in the University examination. 6. Once admitted, students will have to attend the classes regularly. Students with short at- tendance will lead to cancellation of admission. 7. Student is supposed to take note of all the relavant information, rules and regulations of the course before the fees are paid. 8. Fee does not include any tax. Student must pay taxes as and when applicable. 9. Once paid, fees and other relevant charges are not refundable under any circumstances, except caution money. 10. Fees are not refundable in case of (a) Provisionally admitted student who fail to produce final eligibility certificate (b) Students whose terms are not granted by the University (c) IF student discontinues study or changes the place of stay/domicile.
Rules and Regulations 11. For refund of caution money, student have to apply on a plain paper along with original fee receipt, Identity card, library card and no due certificate from lab, store and library. 12. Students are granted admission considering they will complete the respective courses. Can- cellation on any ground or circumstances needs approval from Chairman, Charutar Vidya Mandal (CVM). 13. Hostel is compulsory for the first year students beyond radius of 25 kms. It is mandatory for the hostelites to take their meals in hostel mess wherever it is available. 14. Hostelites must inform the rector if they are bringing any two wheeler. Use and parking of two wheeler will be at student’s risk. 15. In curriculum, courses approved by Charutar Vidya Mandal and University will only be of- fered. 16. Use of mobile phone is strictly prohibited as per government rules. The director and CVM is authorized to take disciplinary action against students caught using mobile phone. 17. Ragging in any form is strictly prohibited. As per guidelines to UGC by Supreme Court Letter F.1-8/2006 (CPP-II) dated 4th March 2008, ‘if any incidence of ragging comes into the notice of the authority, the concerned student shall be given liberty to explain and if his/her expla- nation is not satisfactory, the authority would expel the student from the institution’.
M. Sc. Integrated Biotechnology
Course Content (I to VI Semester)
I Semester IV Semester
PS01CIGB21 : Chemistry of Life PS04CIGB21: Plant Tissue Culture
PS01CIGB22 : Practical PS04CIGB22: Practical
PS01CIGB23 : Plant and Animal Sciences PS04CIGB23: Animal Cell Culture
(For Group A) PS04CIGB24: Practical
Biomathematics PS04CIGB25: Gene Expression and Regulation
For group B)
PS04CIGB26: Practical
PS01CIGB24 : Practical PS04CIGB27: Developmental Biology
PS01CIGB25 : Microbiology PS04CIGB28: Practicals
PS01CIGB26 : Practical PS04AIGB21: Bioinstrumentation
PS01AIGB21 : English I (Soft Skill Communication) PS04SIGB21: Entrepreneurship Development
PS01SIGB21 : Fundamentals of Laboratory
Practices
V Semester
II Semester
PS05CIGB21: Immunology
PS02CIGB21: Cell Biology
PS05CIGB22: Practical
PS02CIGB22: Practical
PS05CIGB23: Genetics - I
PS02CIGB23: Biochemistry
PS05CIGB24: Practical
PS02CIGB24: Practical
PS05CIGB25: Genetic Engineering - I
PS02CIGB25: Biophysics
PS05CIGB26: Practical
PS02CIGB26: Practical
PS05CIGB27: Fermentation Technology
PS02AIGB21: English II (Soft Skill Communication)
PS05CIGB28: Practicals
PS02SIGB21: Environmental Sciences
VI Semester
III Semester
PS06CIGB21: Enzymology
PS03CIGB21: Plant Physiology
PS06CIGB22: Practical
PS03CIGB22: Practical
PS06CIGB23: Genetics - II
PS03CIGB23: Animal Physiology
PS06CIGB24: Practical
PS03CIGB24: Practical
PS06CIGB25: Genetic Engineering - II
PS03CIGB25: Gene Organization, Replication and
PS06CIGB26: Practical
Repair
PS06CIGB27: Biostatistics
PS03CIGB26: Practical
PS06CIGB28: Practicals
PS03AIGB21: Virology
PS03SIGB21: Computer in BiologyCOURSE CONTENT (VII to X Semester)
GENERAL BIOTECHNOLOGY INDUSTRIAL BIOTECHNOLOGY
VII Semester VII Semester
PS07CIGGB1: Ecology and Toxicology PS07CIGIB1: Plant Tissue Culture Technology
PS07CIGGB2: Cell Biology and Cell signaling PS07CIGIB2: Animal Tissue Culture Technology
PS07CIGGB3: Plant Biotechnology PS07CIGIB3: Plant Biotechnology
PS07CIGGB4: Advanced Molecular Biology PS07CIGIB4: Advanced Molecular Biology
PS07CIGGB5: Lab I PS07CIGIB5: Lab I
PS07CIGGB6:Lab II PS07CIGIB6:Lab II
PS07CIGGB7:Viva voce PS07CIGIB7:Viva voce
VIII Semester VIII Semester
PS08CIGGB1: Applied Environmental Biotechnology PS08CIGIB1: Applied Environmental Biotechnology
PS08CIGGB2: Bioprocess Engineering and Technology PS08CIGIB2: Biotechnology of fermentation and
PS08CIGGB3:'O'-mics Biotransformation-I
PS08CIGGB4: Animal Biotechnology PS08CIGIB3:'O'-mics
PS08CIGGB5: Lab I PS08CIGIB4: Biodegradation and Bioremediation
PS08CIGGB6:Lab II PS08CIGIB5: Lab I
PS08CIGGB7:Viva voce PS08CIGIB6:Lab II
PS08CIGIB7:Viva voce
IX Semester IX Semester
PS09CIGGB1: Genetics of Mammalian Development PS09CIGIB1: Biofertilizer and Biopesticides
PS09CIGGB2: Food Biotechnology PS09CIGIB2: Waste Management
PS09CIGGB3: Metabolic Engineering PS09CIGIB3: Metabolic Engineering
PS09CIGGB4: Immunotechnology PS09CIGIB4: Biotechnology of fermentation and
PS09CIGGB5: Lab I Biotransformation-II
PS09CIGGB6:Lab II PS09CIGIB5: Lab I
PS09CIGGB7:Viva voce PS09CIGIB6:Lab II
PS09CIGIB7:Viva voce
X semester X semester
PS10CIGGB1: Microbial Genetics PS10CIGIB1: Biopharmaceuticals and
PS10CIGGB2: Regenerative Medicine Biotherapeutics
PS10CIGGB3: Nanobiotechnology and Applications PS10CIGIB2: Downstream Processing
PS10CIGGB4: Biosafety, Bioethics & IPR PS10CIGIB3: Nanobiotechnology and Applications
PS10CIGGB5: Lab I PS10CIGIB4: Biosafety, Bioethics & IPR
PS10CIGGB6:Lab II PS10CIGIB5: Lab I
PS10CIGGB7:Viva voce PS10CIGIB6:Lab IICOURSE CONTENT (VII to X Semester)
ENVIRONMENTAL BIOTECHNOLOGY MEDICAL BIOTECHNOLOGY
VII Semester VII Semester
PS07CIGEB1: Environmental Chemistry PS07CIGMB1: Regulation of Metabolic Pathways
PS07CIGEB2: Ecology and Biodiversity PS07CIGMB2: Molecular Diagnostic Techniques
PS07CIGEB3: Environmental Microbiology PS07CIGMB3: Clinical Biochemistry
PS07CIGEB4: Advanced Molecular Biology PS07CIGMB4: Advanced Molecular Biology
PS07CIGEB5: Lab I PS07CIGMB5: Lab I
PS07CIGEB6:Lab II PS07CIGMB6:Lab II
PS07CIGEB7:Viva voce PS07CIGMB7:Viva voce
VIII Semester VIII Semester
PS08CIGEB1: Applied Environmental Biotechnology PS08CIGMB1: Medical Microbiology
PS08CIGEB2: Environmental Management PS08CIGMB2: Molecular Medicine-I
PS08CIGEB3: Environmental Toxicology PS08CIGMB3:'O'-mics
PS08CIGEB4: Biodegradation and Bioremediation PS08CIGMB4: Essentials of Pharmacology
PS08CIGEB5: Lab I PS08CIGMB5: Lab I
PS08CIGEB6:Lab II PS08CIGMB6:Lab II
PS08CIGEB7:Viva voce PS08CIGMB7:Viva voce
IX Semester IX Semester
PS09CIGEB1: Green Biotechnology PS09CIGMB1: Genetics of Mammalian
PS09CIGEB2: Waste Management Development
PS09CIGEB3: Metabolic Engineering PS09CIGMB2: ADME and Toxicology
PS09CIGEB4: Environmental Issues, Impact and PS09CIGMB3: Metabolic Engineering
Assessment PS09CIGMB4: Immunotechnology
PS09CIGEB5: Lab I PS09CIGMB5: Lab I
PS09CIGEB6:Lab II PS09CIGMB6:Lab II
PS09CIGEB7:Viva voce PS09CIGMB7:Viva voce
X semester X semester
PS10CIGEB1: Environment Conservation and PS10CIGMB1: Human Genetics
Sustainable Development PS10CIGMB2: Regenerative Medicines
PS10CIGEB2: Biorenewable Energy Resources PS10CIGMB3: Drug Design and Development
PS10CIGEB3: Environmental Engineering PS10CIGMB4: Biosafety, Bioethics & IPR
PS10CIGEB4: Biosafety, Bioethics & IPR PS10CIGMB5: Lab I
PS10CIGEB5: Lab I PS10CIGMB6:Lab II
PS10CIGEB6:Lab II PS10CIGIB7:Viva voce
PS10CIGEB7:Viva voceM. Sc. Biotechnology
Course Content (I to IV Semester)
I Semester III Semester
PS01CBIT21 : Molecular biology PS03CBIT21 : Microbial Biotechnology
PS01CBIT22 : Bioinstrumentation PS03CBIT22 : Genetic Engineering
PS01CBIT23 : Cell biology PS03CBIT23 : Enzymology
PS01EBIT21 : Biochemistry PS03EBIT21 : Advanced Immunology
PS01CBIT24 : Practical Based on PS03EBIT24 : Practical Based on
PS01CBIT21 and PS01CBIT22 PS03CBIT21and PS03CBIT22
PS01CBIT05 : Practical Based on PS03CBIT05 : Practical Based on
PS01CBIT23 and PS01EBIT21 PS03CBIT23and PS03EBIT21
II Semester IV Semester
PS02CBIT21 : Bioprocess and Biochemical PS04CBIT21 : Animal Plant Biotechnology
Engineering PS04CBIT22 : Environmental Biotechnology
PS02CBIT22 : Microbial Genetics PS04CBIT23 : Practical Based on
PS02CBIT23 : Fundamentals of Immunology PS04CBIT21and PS04CBIT22
PS02EBIT21 : Biostatistics PS04EBIT22 : Dissertation
PS02CBIT24 : Practical Based on
PS02CBIT21 and PS02CBIT22
PS02CBIT25 : Practical Based on
PS02CBIT23 and PS02EBIT21M. Sc. Microbiology
Course Content (I to IV Semester)
I Semester III Semester
PS01CMIC21 : Molecular Biology PS03CMIC21: Microbial Biotechnology
PS01CMIC22 : Bioinstrumentation PS03CMIC22: Environmental Microbiology
PS01CMIC23 : Cell biology PS03CMIC23: Enzymology
PS01EMIC21 : Biochemistry PS03EMIC21 : Advanced Immunology
PS01CMIC24 : Practical Based on PS03CMIC24: Practical Based on
PS01CMIC21 and PS01CMIC22 PS03CMIC21and PS03CMIC22
PS01CMIC25 : Practical Based on PS03CMIC25: Practical Based on
PS01CMIC23 and PS01EMIC21 PS03CMIC23and PS03EMIC21
II Semester IV Semester
PS02CMIC21: Bioprocess and Biochemical PS04CMIC21: r-DNA Technology
Engineering PS04CMIC22: Environmental Biotechnology
PS02CMIC22: Microbial Genetics PS04CMIC23: Practical Based on
PS02CMIC23: Fundamentals of Immunology PS04CMIC21and PS04CMIC22
PS02EMIC21 : Biostatistics PS04EMIC22 : Dissertation
PS02CMIC24: Practical Based on
PS02CMIC21 and PS02CMIC22
PS02CMIC05: Practical Based on
PS02CMIC23 and PS02EMIC21M. Sc. Genetics
Course Content (I to IV Semester)
I Semester III Semester
PS01CGEN21 : Molecular Biology PS03CGEN21 : Genetics of Mammalian
PS01CGEN22 : Bioinstrumentation Development
PS01CGEN23 : Cell Biology PS03CGEN22 : Human Molecular Genetics
PS01EGEN21 : Biochemistry PS03CGEN23 : Genetics in Crop Improvement
PS01CGEN24 : Practical Based on PS03EGEN21 : Advanced Immunology
PS01CGEN21 and PS01CGEN22 PS03CGEN24 : Practical Based on
PS01CGEN25 : Practical Based on PS03CGEN21 and PS03CGEN22
PS01CGEN23 and PS01EGEN21 PS03CGEN25 : Practical Based on
PS01CGEN26 : Viva-Voce PS03CGEN23 and PS03EGEN21
II Semester IV Semester
PS02CGEN21 : Cytogenetic PS04CGEN21 : r-DNA Technology
PS02CGEN22 : Microbial Genetics PS04CGEN22 : Animal Genetics and Genetic
PS02CGEN23 : Fundamentals of Immunology Counseling
PS02EGEN21 : Biostatistics PS04CGEN23 : Practical Based on
PS02CGEN24 : Practical Based on PS04CGEN21and PS04CGEN22
PS02CGEN21 and PS02CGEN22 PS04EGEN22 : Dissertation
PS02CGEN25 : Practical of
PS02CGEN23 and PS02EGEN21
PS02CGEN26: Viva - voceM. Sc. Pharmaceutical Chemistry
Course Content (I to IV Semester)
I Semester III Semester
PS01CPCH21 : Chemistry of Life PS03CPCH21 : Drug Design and Development
PS01CPCH22 : Organic Chemistry I PS03CPCH22 : Pharmaceutical Formation,
PS01CPCH23 : Chemistry of Natural Product I Development & Bio Pharmaceutics
PS01EPCH21 : Biophysical Chemistry PS03CPCH23 : Spectroscopy
PS01CPCH24 : Practical Based on PS03EPCH21 : General Pharmacology
PS01CPCH21 and PS01CPCH22 PS03CPCH24 : Practical Based on
PS01CPCH25 : Practical Based on PS03CPCH21 and PS03CPCH22
PS01CPCH23 and PS01EPCH21 PS03CPCH25 : Practical Based on
PS01CPCH26 : Viva - voce PS03CPCH23 and PS03EPCH21
PS03CPCH26 : Viva - voce
II Semester IV Semester
PS02CPCH21 : Organic Chemistry II PS04CPCH21 : Novel Drug Delivery
PS02CPCH22 : Medicinal chemistry PS04CPCH22 : Validation and cGMP
PS02CPCH23 : Modern Analytical Techniques PS04CPCH23 : Quality Assurance of
PS02EPCH21 : Chemistry of Natural Product II Pharmaceuticals
PS02CPCH24 : Practical Based on PS04EPCH21 : Advance Pharmaceutical
PS02CPCH21 and PS02CPCH22 Chemistry
PS02CPCH25 : Practical Based on PS04CPCH25 : Dissertation
PS02CPCH23and PS02EPCH21 PS04CPCH06 : Viva - voce
PS02CPCH26 : Viva - voceM. Sc. Forensic Science
Course Content (I to IV Semester)
I Semester III Semester
PS01CFSC21 : General Forensic Science PS03CFSC21 : Forensic Physics
PS01CFSC22 : Instrumental Methods - Physical PS03CFSC22 : Forensic Toxicology,
PS01CFSC23 : Instrumental Methods- Biological Forensic Phar macology
PS01EFSC21 : Biostatistics and Forensic Serology
PS01CFSC24 : Practical Based on PS03CFSC23 : Forensic Medicine
PS01CFSC21 and PS01CFSC22 PS03EFSC21 : Teaching & Research Aptitude &
PS01CFSC25 : Practical Based on Quality Management
PS01CFSC23 and PS01EFSC21 PS03CFSC24 : Practical Based on
PS01CFSC26 : Viva-Voce PS03CFSC21 and PS03CFSC22
PS03CFSC25 : Practical Based on
PS03CFSC23 and PS03EFSC21
PS03CFSC26 : Viva-Voce
II Semester IV Semester
PS02CFSC21 : Fingerprints And Law PS04CFSC01 : Questioned Document
(Criminal Justice System) PS04CFSC02 : Forensic Biology And DNA Profiling
PS02CFSC22 : Forensic Chemistry PS04CFSC03 : Practical Work
PS02CFSC23 : Forensic Ballistics PS04CFSC04 : Dissertation Work
PS02EFSC21 : Preventive Forensic
PS02CFSC24 : Practical Based on
PS02CFSC21 and PS02CFSC22
PS02CFSC25 : Practical Based on PS02CFSC23
and PS02EFSC21
PS02CFSC26 : Viva-VoceINFRASTRUCTURE
BUILDING
Three storied building devided into six units covering 17,781.15 Sq. Mt area
14 class rooms, 22 state-of-the-art laboratories, 6 seminar rooms, auditorium, 2 ex-
amination halls, boys room, girls room, canteen, sports room
LIBRARY
460 Sq. Mt. area
Adequate number of books, scientific
journals and magazines
E-resources comprising of >3000 e
journals and >75,000 e books
Computers for students to access the
e-resources.
COMPUTER AND INTERNET
113 computers of latest configuration
Separate laboratory for bioinformatics
Separate computer room for internet access
LAN facility through out the institute
24 X 7 Wi-Fi facility
SPORTS
Sports room for indoor games
Sports ground for out door games
Well qualified sports teacher
Organization of zonal, regional, state and national level
sports eventsInstrument Facility at ARIBAS ARIBAS has well equipped state-of-the-art laboratories with all routine lab equipments (pH me- ter, balance, colorimeter, compound microscopes, autoclave, distillery, incubator, shaker, elec- trophoresis, centrifuge, etc….). In addition to this, the institute has below mentioned sophisti- cated instruments for research purpose: PCR machines Real time PCR UV-VIS spectrophotometer Nano Drop Spectrophotometer Lab Scale Fermenter Gel Documentation System Research Microscope with Image analyzer Microplate Reader Lyophilizer 2-D Electrophoresis Probe Sonicator CO2 Incubator Gas Chromatography HPLC
MSc INTEGRATED BIOTECHNOLOGY
Dr. Bhakti Bajpai Dr. Kinnari Mistry
Asso. Prof. Asso. Prof.
Ph. D, JRF-NET Ph. D.
Biotechnology 19 yrs Biochemistry 12 yrs
Dr. Swati Narolkar Dr. K. Ishnava Dr. D. Rana
Asst. Prof. Asst. Prof. Asst. Prof.
Ph. D. Ph. D. Ph. D, JRF-NET
Microbiology 12 yrs Botany 11 yrs Zoology 12 yrs
Dr. Sanjay Lal Dr. S. Chovatia Ms. Nisha Daxini
Asst. Prof. Asst. Prof. Teaching Asst.
Ph. D, NET-LS Ph. D. M. phil
Biotechnology 10 yrs Zoology 07 yrs Botany 12 yrs
Dr. Dipika Patel Dr. Rajnikant Patel
Asst. Prof. Asst. Prof.
Ph. D. M. P. Ed., Ph. D.
Physics 6 yrs Sports 8 yrsM. Sc. Biotechnology
Dr. Mukund Thakur Dr. Arif Khan
Asst. Prof. Asst. Prof.
Ph. D. Ph. D, NET-LS
Biotechnology 10 yrs Biotechnology 09 yrs
M. Sc. Microbiology M. Sc. Genetics
Dr. Shilpa Gupte Mr. Snehal Ingale Dr. J. B. Chauhan Dr. Sunil Khristi
Asst. Prof. Asst. Prof. Asso. Prof. Asst. Prof.
Ph. D. NET-LS Ph. D. Ph. D.
Microbiology 20 yrs Microbiology 12 yrs Biochemistry 20 yrs Biotechnology 12 yrs
M. Sc. Pharmaceutical Chemistry
Dr. Ritu Dixit Dr. Arunabh Mishra
Asst. Prof. Asst. Prof.
Ph. D. Ph. D.
Chemistry 12 yrs Physical Chemistry 12 yrs
FACULTY PROFILE
http://scholar.google.co.in/citations?hl=en&view_op=search_authors&mauthors=ARIBASGlimpses of ARIBAS 2017-18)
ARIBAS has been selected as center for con- Scholarship:
ducting Crash course of CSIR-NET and this ARIBAS helps students in getting financial assis-
event was financially supported by Gujarat State tance by making them aware about different
Biotechnology Mission (GSBTM), Gandhinagar government scholarships available and doing
under PG-BT-CBC scheme. This year CSIR-NET the necessary official procedure. The total
crash course is conducted two times, in May amount received by ARIBAS students as scholar-
and December. ship/fellowship under different categories in
Dissertation: 2017-18 is Rs. 29,33,000/-.
This year 84 students underwent dissertation in
house dissertation . Type of Scholarship Amount (Rs.)
Competitive examination: Post-metric Scholarships
Students are always motivated for various com- For ST students 7,10,000/-
petitive examinations. Many students appeared For SC students 3,40,000/-
for NET examination. This year Yamini Raval, For OBC students 1,00,000/-
Swar Christian, Aaryana Singh, Shirley Dixit, Minority 30,000/-
Union Territory (Daman & Diu) 1,50,000/-
Akansha Rawat, Anunay Sinha, Pankaj Sharma.
Indira Gandhi Single Girl Child 1,68,000/-
Research:
Ph. D. Fellowship
05 Students are pursuing PhD. 24 papers have
INSPIRE fellowship (02 students) 7,39,000/-
been published by10 research scholars in Na-
tional/ International journals. Five Research Rajiv Gandhi National Fellowship (RGNF) 6,96,000/-
st nd
Scholars won 1 (Ruby, Unisha, Jainik) and 2
Total 29,33,000/-
(Mili and Mansi) Prizes for best research paper
presentation in National and International con-
ferences/ seminars. 21 faculties have been rec-
ognized for guiding PhD students in various dis-
ciplines. Research proposals have been submit-
ted to various funding agencies for financial
support. Faculties are actively involved in re-
search and publications, More then 54 publica-
tion were made this year. Can viewed on
(http://scholar.google.co.in/citations?hl=en&view_op=search_authors&mauthors=ARIBAS).Student’s Clubs NSS Club More than 100 student volunteers have registered for NSS and performed various activities like: Tree plantation, Thalasemia Check up, health check up and blood donation. NSS annual camp conducted during 10th to 16th February, 2018 at Gana village. Various activities like hypertension survey, Swachhta Abhiyan, Exhibition for Vyasan Mukti, Tobacco, health and Menstrual hygiene awareness were carried out by volunteers. Red Ribbon Club ARIBAS had organized a Blood Donation Camp on 14 th July 2017. Fourty (40) units of blood col- lected. Blood sample of 47 students were collected for Thalassemia screening by Indian Red Cross Society on 8th September, 2017. scientifiq day has been celebrated on 10 th Jan. 2018 Jointly with Community Science Center, Vidyanagar and Scintifiq club SWAN Club Organizes various activities with a motto to spread awareness about nature in students. Activity carried out during year Two days nature camp at KODADHA - (LITTLE RANN OF KUTCH). And at POLO, Vijaynagar forest. As a part of Nature conservation, SWAN club placed the water pots on trees in and around the New V.V. Nagar campus in mid-summer i.e. May 2017. Every day morning it is filled with fresh water by the team members. On World Environment day, 5th June 2017 organized Plantation in and around the ARIBAS campus. Organized FOREST TRAIL at PAVAGADHFOREST under the PACH- MAHOTSAV program of Gujarat Government. Gyan Club Invites eminent personalities for guest lectures to lend valuable information from their vast ex- periences to our students. Conducts PDP classes to develop the communication skill and person- ality of the students, PhD Seminar each Friday, Dissertation crash course to orient the students for research. The forum organized 1 lecture and 2 Research Methodology Workshops for M. Sc. IGBT 10th semester as well as M. Sc. Micro/Biotech./Genetics & Pharmaceutical Chemistry 4th semester.
Nari Contractor Sports Club Conducts various sport activities at the institute like Chess, Table Tennis, Lawn tennis and Cricket at various levels. In 2009, the Sir Frank Worrell Memorial Blood Drive was begun in Trinidad and Tobago, inaugurated by the 74-year-old Nari Contractor. Our Sports club donated blood on the same day. ARIBAS has organized 04 district and state level tournaments in the college. All the events were managed by Dr. RajnibhaiPatel, Lecturer in Physical Education . Club also organized Annual Sports Day on 26th February, 2018. Bhavai Cultural Club (BCC) Had organized talent evening on 20th February, 2018. As part of Navratri celebrations “ChaloGarbeGhumie” was organized on 18th September 2017. Mr. Vraj Patel and Ms. Priyanka judged best Garba boy and girl respectively. Club organized Kite Flying on 6thJanuary 2018. Vari- ous days celebrated between 5 – 10th February, 2018. ARIBAS always encourages students to showcase their talent. As a part of this, institute has or- ganized food festival on 26th February, 2018 where in total 11 stall with multi cuisine menu were laid. At the end, prizes were given to the owners who did a highest selling. ARIBAS has also organized educational tours and industrial visit to enrich knowledge of the stu- dent.
Women cell looks after the matters related to female students/faculties. On the occasion of In-
ternational Women’s Day (8thMarch 2017) Women cell of ARIBAS & NSS has arranged a talk and
various competition eg. Slogan Writing/ Poster presentation/ Self-shot Photography etc. Dr.
Manisha Gohel (M. D.) from Krishna Hospital Karamsad has delivered a talk on “Fats & Trans Fat:
Facts and Myth”. She has guided girl students of ARIBAS about importance and nutritional value
of fat &trans fat in daily Diet. Women Cell of Sardar Patel University has organized various com-
petition under heading of women empowerment on 5/09/2017.Six girl students had participated
in Essay writing/ Slogan writing/ Logo Competition.
Five female faculty member has attended One Day Seminar entitled Women’s Health Awareness
on 8th July 2017, organized by ADIT College, New Vallabh Vidyanagar.
Faculty Achievement
Six projects are going on in ARIBAS with a total of Rs. 1,61,89,956/-grant from various Na-
tional and International funding agencies like GUJCOST, DST, GSBTM and UGC.
S.N. Project Funding Amount (Rs.)
Agency
1 Synthesis, chemoinformatic development, optimization DST 86,86,000/-
and preclinical testing of matrix metalloproteinase-2 inhibi- Indo-
tors for cardioprotection” Hungarian
Coordinator: Dr. Nilanjan Roy
PI :Dr. Mukundchandra Thakur
2 Selected Gene Polymorphism in Dairy Cattle: A Step To- GSBTM, 1,77,9420/-
wards Marker Assisted Breeding Gandhinagar
Dr. J. B. Chauhan
3 Screening for polymorphism (s) in the selected candidate GSBTM, 29,56,920/-
genes involved in the pathogenesis of steroid resistant Gandhinagar
Nephrotic syndrome
Dr. Kinnari Mistry in collaboration with AAU
4 Purification of Industrial effluent using new polymeric ma- GUJCOST 2, 25,000/-
terial: simultaneous removal of heavy metal and dyes color
from Industrial effluent
Dr. Ritu Dixit
5 Development of High Tannin Resistant Fungal Strain(s) for UGC, New 16,70,000/-
Gallic Acid Production Delhi
Dr. Bhakti Bajpai
6 Study of Water Quality Status and Recommendation for DST (NCSTC) 8,72,616 /-
Future Activities of Various Pond Waters in Panchmahal
and Dahod District, Gujarat
PI-Dr. Digvijaysinh Rana
Co-PI –Dr. Shilpa Gupte
Total 1,61,89,956/-Student’s Achievements
Success in Competitive Examination
Following students qualified CSIR-NET and GATE examinationsJune-2017
S.N. Name of the student Examination AIR Year
1 Yamini Raval JRF-NET, CSIR 57 2017
Passed out in 2016 GATE
2 Swar Christian JRF-NET, CSIR - 2017
Passed out in 2016
3 Aaryana Singh Pursuing M. Lecturer, NET, CSIR - 2017
Sc. IGBT
4 Shirley Dixit JRF-NET, CSIR, GATE 68 2017
Passed out in 2017
5 Akansha Rawat LS, NET, CSIR - 2017
Passed out in 2016 GATE
6 Anunay Sinha JRF-NET, CSIR - 2017
Passed out in 2016
7 Pankaj Sharma SLET - 2017
Pursuing M. Sc. IGBT (Life Sciences)
Research Students Achievements
24 papers have been published by 10 research scholars in National/ International journals
Mr. Yashvant Khimsuriya participated in Annual Meeting of the American Society of Human
Genetics (ASHG 2017) held at The Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, Florida dur-
ing October 17-21, 2017 and presented his paper entitled Genotype-phenotype study of
OPHN1 and IL1RAPL2gene mutation in children with intellectual disability.
10 papers were presented by 8research scholars in National/International Seminar/ Confer-
ences.
Five Research Scholars won 1st (Ruby, Unisha, Jainik) and 2nd (Mili and Mansi) Prizes for best
research paper presentation in National and International conferences/ seminars.Career Prospects
Career Counseling Cell (C-Cube) for career guidance and placement of
students is in place.
Made online registration for the students for placement by various
employers. Currently 51 students have registered and many more will
be registering soon
Floated resume of all the registered students amongst the employers
Established a strong network for placement of the students with
number of reputed companies like Intas Pharmaceuticals, Sorbead
India, Alembic, Vrindi Inc., ICICI Bank, Hetero, Lincon etcACADEMIA/GOVERNMENT
INDUSTRYARIBAS ALUMNI ASSOCIATION is a bridge between present and past members of the ARIBAS fam- ily from all batches and branches. It is envisaged that A-cube will pave the way for meaningful in- teraction between Alumni-faculty-students. We organize reunion of Alumni at regular intervals. This reunion highlight achievements of alumni who have excelled in their field of workand pro- vide great opportunity to rejoice with long lost friends. Being professional, our alumni also mentor present students for their future career need and cre- All our students register to ARIBAS alumni association (A-cube) through an online portal. ARIBAS management also keep in touch with alumni by communicating ARIBAS news and Quest maga- zine.
2013-14
Placement 2017-18
Sr. No. Name of student Industry / Institute Position
1 Parthvi Shah Junior QC Officer, Centurion Remedies Pvt. Ltd. Junior QC Officer
Jambusar, Baroda
2 Juhee Hasan Abaris health Care Private Limited at Rajpur, Trainee Microbiology
Kadi, Mahesana (QCDepartment)
3 Meghana Diasara Sardar Patel University Pursuing Ph.D.
4 Vikita Patel Karmsad Medical College Lab Technician Course (Student)
5 Pragati Mishra Preparing for UPSC Exams -
6 KerulKa. Patel Green Cross Genetics Diagnostics and Research Research Assistant
Pvt. Ltd., Ahmedabad
7 Simran Randhawa IP calculus company Patent Research Associate
8 Vihar Patel Elysium Pharmaceutical Ltd., Dabasha Trainee Analyst (QC)
9 Jinal Patel Amul Dairy, Anand Trainee Microbiologist
10 Ishani Gandhi J. B. Chemicals & Pharmaceuticals, Ankleshwar R & D Executive
11 Kajal Patel INTAS Pharmaceuticals, Ahmedabad Trainee
12 Durva Trivedi Xcelris Labs Limited, Ahmedabad Executive, Nutrigenomics Dept.
13 Naisargi Bhatt Xcelris Labs Limited, Executive, Sequencing Service
Ahmedabad Dept.
14 Akshita Patel Entech Laboratories Junior Environment Engineer
Ahmadabad
15 Krishna Patel Nalanda School, Sanskarnagari, Bhuravav, Faculty-Biology
Godhra
16 Ms. Nirali Shah Abaxis, Northern California, USA Assembler
17 Mr. Ushir Trivedi AHW Environment, Vatva Environment
chemist
18 Jeenal R. Patel Clini India- training in advance programme of Trainee
Clinical research and data management, also
doing preparation for IELTS.
19 Dharmit C. Patel Laboratory of community health centre, Sarsa. Trainee
Also preparing for IELTS
20 Vivek G. Shah Steriling Biotech Pvt. Ltd. Baroda QA Trainee Officer
21 DigvijayVaghela Zytex Biotech Co., QC Microbiologist
Vadodara
22 Monika Patel UGC- MRP at ARIBAS Project AssistantYou can also read
