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SHIVGRAM EDUCATION SOCIETY’S
SHREE RAYESHWAR INSTITUTE OF
ENGINEERING & INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
Approved by AICTE & Recognized by Govt. of Goa
Affiliated to Goa University
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ENGINEERING NEW VISION...
SHIVGRAM EDUCATION SOCIETY,
SHIRODA - GOA
Estd. : 1987
Shivgram Education Society has
successfully completed 32 years of its service in
imparting effective and quality education to the
society. It consists of 6 Educational Institutions
with more than 2000 students and 250 staff
members.
SHRI SUBHASH SHIRODKAR
It endeavors to empower the youth Chairman
through education particularly those from the Shivgram Education Society
rural regions of the state. SES is proud to have
eminent and qualified personalities from the
field of education as its board advisors.
At the SES institutions, care is taken in all aspects that influence the education & the
development of its students. These institutes recognize that the developmental aspects of
students extend beyond classrooms and endeavors to comprehensively contribute to
transforming its students to full-fledged individuals capable of meeting the challenges in life
and in profession.
CONSTITUENT INSTITUTIONS OF SOCIETY
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SHREE RAYESHWAR INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING
& INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
AN EPITOME OF
QUALITY
EDUCATION
Shivgram Education Society's Shree
Rayeshwar Institute of Engineering and Information Empowerment through Technology
Technology was established on September 15, 2001
with its 30 acre campus and is located on top of the
lush green Karai hill. Shri. Subhash Shirodkar,
Chairman of Shivgram Education Society, envisaged
an engineering college to cater to the needs of the
youth.
RIT-GOA aims at providing quality
professional education with a strong industrial
symbiosis. The Institute is named after 'Rayeshwar',
patron and the God of the people of Shiroda. The
Institute's motto 'Empowerment through
Technology' is a step ahead in the direction of the
Society's endeavour,' Empowerment through
Education'.
The Institute is constantly turning itself to be
competent in the field of education with respect to Prof. (Dr.) Surendra Rahamatkar
present scope and challenges in the field of Principal
engineering and technology; with upgraded Ph.D., M.Tech, B.E, PGDAC,
(MCSTA-USA, MIAEngg-CA, MIACSIT- S'pore, MAPACALL-AUS,
academic programmes, thus providing a cutting MICST-Belgium, MSTC- Virginia, MCSI-India, MISTE-India))
edge in the market.
With emphasis on industry requirements and curriculum tailored around fast changing
information technology, the college has consistently produced a crop of able technocrats. The students
are equipped with the necessary skills and work ethos to tackle any challenge that the industry throws at
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them.
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ENGINEERING THE FUTURE ENGINEERS
To be competent leaders in professional education with an
emphasis in moulding the students as global professionals with
sound technical knowledge, values and ethics for the benefit of
the society.
To achieve academic excellence in technical education by creating a
dynamic learning atmosphere through the state-of-the-art
infrastructure with qualified and committed staff, promoting
research and development, best practice, implementing innovation
- technology in education and training, motivating the students to
become successful competent engineering professionals to face
the rapid challenges in technological development and industrial
economical growth.
QUALITY POLICY VALUES
To provide effective and efficient teaching and Work is Worship: The core essence of every
evaluation systems for excellent academic activity of the college is inspired by the life and
performance of the students and their saying of Lord Rayeshwar the visionary of 12
keeping abreast with technological century. RIT-Goa is named after the visionary.
advancements.
To provide state-of-art infrastructure in terms Student Centric: Academic and Administrative
of excellent laboratories, modern library and processes are devised and practiced to be
qualified, experienced & motivated faculty student centric.
members.
To provide environment for all-round Innovation: Encourage innovation and research
development of students by giving for betterment of society.
importance to co-curricular and extra-
curricular activities. Learning Centric: To inculcate lifelong learning
To create effective interface with industries/ through teaching-learning and research
corporates to meet their needs. activities.
To motivate relevant R & D in related areas.
To produce result oriented engineers/ Indian Ethos: Nurture modern outlook imbibed
technocrats capable of meeting challenges of with Indian ethos in RIT-Goa community.
global market with confidence and
competence.
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A GLANCE AT RIT-GOA
FACILITIES INFRASTRUCTURE
Experienced & Ph.D. Qualified Faculty Members. Pollution free Lush Green 30 acres campus on
Hilltop surrounded by natural scenery.
Unique Teaching Methodologies incorporated in
the regular teaching. Highly sophisticated & Hi-Tech Classrooms,
Laboratories, Seminar Hall, Auditorium Hall.
Well-defined Industry-Institute Interaction
Programmes. Computer Labs with legal software’s and high
speed computing facilities.
Good Placement Record & linkage with Companies
including multinationals. Well equipped Central Library and online access
of International Journals & Course materials
MoU with Infosys India Ltd. (Campus Connect through Digital Library.
Programme) for industrial training & Placement.
Wi-Fi enabled Campus with internet facility
Recognized by Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) for through high speed OFC connectivity.
Students Placement.
Play ground and Indoor game facilities.
Active participation of Faculties & Students in
Research & Development activities.
ESTABLISHED CELLS
Value added Programmes on – A. Technical Internal Quality Assessment Cell.
Domains, B. Employability Skill Set Development, C.
Entrepreneurship Skill Development, D. Overall Infosys Campus Connect Cell
Personality Development.
FOSS Club in Association with IIT-Mumbai
Students Counseling through Faculty Mentors.
Communication & Courseware through Clouds. Career Guidance and Placement Cell.
Industry Sponsored Project Work by final year Industry-Institute Interaction Cell.
students.
Entrepreneurship Development Cell.
Third Year onwards Industry Internship programme.
Woman’s Cell.
Emphasis on Research & Development Activities.
Android Club
Entrepreneurship Development activities in
collaboration with Industries. Innovation Cell
Amenities: Canteen, Medical Center, Student Intellectual
Counseling, Sports facility etc. Property Right Cell
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COURSES OFFERED
(Under Graduate Engineering)
4 years Bachelor of Engineering - B.E.
Electronics & Telecommunication Engg. Year of Starting
Sanctioned Intake : 60 + 3 Seats (Course) : 2001
Computer Engineering Year of Starting
Sanctioned Intake : 60 + 3 Seats (Course) : 2001
Information Technology Year of Starting
Sanctioned Intake : 60 + 3 Seats (Course) : 2001
Mechanical Engineering Year of Starting
Sanctioned Intake : 60 + 3 Seats (Course) : 2019
Nature of Programme: Full Time
Environment Conducive for Academic Pursuit
240 Intake in each academic session
More than 2200 Alumni
Ph.D & PG Qualified Faculty Members
Academic achievements in each academic session.
Active participation of Faculties & Students in R & D activities.
Collaboration with Infosys India Ltd. and other MNC's for Training & Placement
Industry Sponsored final year student’s projects
Affiliation and Accreditation
SRIEIT is affiliated to Goa University. The Institute is approved by All India Council for Technical Education(AICTE), Government of India
and recognized by Directorate of Technical Education (DTE), Government of Goa.
GOA UNIVERSITY AICTE DTE
Recognized by
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Infosys, TCS, IIT-Mumbai, Microsoft, GCCI & GCA
Admission Under Management Quota
Director of Technical Education, Govt. of Goa has approved 15 seats (First Year Engg.) for each branches
and 5 seats (Direct Second Year) under Management Quota to be admitted by the Institute. This
admission will be based on Merit & the fee for the admission will be charged as decided by the Govt. of
Goa for private unaided colleges.
Seats – Management Quota
Seats Under Management Quota
Course Name B.E. First Year B.E. Second Year (Lateral Entry)
B.E. Electronics & Telecommunication Engg. 15 02
B.E. Computer Engineering 15 02
B.E. Information Technology 15 01
B.E. Mechanical Engineering 15 00
Rules for Admission
An applicant for degree courses in Engineering must have appeared and obtained valid score at the Goa
Common Entrance Test (GCET) conducted by the Govt. of Goa for the year of admission. GCET score of the
previous year/s is not valid. (Applicable only for First Year B.E. applicant)
The application form for admission shall be accepted at the Admission Office of Shree Rayeshwar Institue
of Engineering & Information Technology, Goa.
Mere submission fo Application Form according to this prospectus does not confer any right/claim to the
applicant, for admission to any course.
The Application Form should be filled in accordance with the rules, by the applicant in his/her own
handwriting and duly signed by him/her and by both the parents.
A recent passport size photograph is required to be affixed to the Application Form in the space provided.
In case an application has applied for Supplementary Examination, Improvement, Revaluation,
Verification of HSSC marks, and his/her revised marks changes his/her eligibility or order of merit to any
course, he/she should inform the College Office, about his/her revised results in writing along with a
certified copy of the revised mark sheet within 24 hours, failing which, his/her admission may be
cancelled. (Applicable only for First Year B.E. applicant)
The final merit list will be displayed at the Institute's Notice Board and on website.
Applicants present/reporting for admission will be given an opportunity to select a seat of choice from the
seats available at the point of his/her order of merit (merit number). The admission shall be treated to have
been competed only after deposit of original documents and payment of fees.
The list of provisionally admitted candidates indicating the branch and marks will be displayed at the
Notice Board of Shree Rayeshwar Institute of Engineering & Information Technology, Goa.
Applicant, who have passed the qualifying examination from Universities/Boards other than the Goa
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Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education, shall be required to produce Eligibility Certificate
from Registrar, Goa University, within 15 days of securing the admission, to the Head of the Institute.
Failure to produce Eligibility Certificate would render the Admission invalid and the admission shall be
cancelled.
In case the candidate is admitted to any course, he/she will be required to submit the School/College
Leaving Certificate or Transfer Certificate as the case may be, withing 15 days from the date of admission,
failing which the admission shall be cancelled.
The decision of the College Authorities & Management will be final in interpreting the rules of admission.
Discipline :
All admitted candidates shall be required to strictly abide by the provisions of rules and regulations
prescribed by Goa University/Institute, as regards their conduct and discipline. Ragging in any form is
strictly prohibited and in case any applicant for admission is found to have indulge in ragging in the past or
if it is noticed later that he/she has indulged in ragging, admission may be refused or he/she shall be
expelled from the institute, if his/her explanation is not found satisfactory.
Attention of all applicants is drawn towards information booklet (Enclosed) containing UGC Regulations
on Curbing the Menace of Ragging in Higher Educational Institutions, 2009. Candidates and their parents
are informed to refer the website fo UGC(www.antiraggin.in) and submit the Undertaking in the specified
manner therein, to the Institute.
Eligibility
B.E. First Year:
1) The candidate must be an Indian National
2) The applicant must have appeared and obtained valid score at the Goa Common Entrance Test (GCET)
conducted by Government of Goa for the year of admission, GCET Score of the previous year/s shall not be
valid.
3)The applicant should have passed the Higher Secondary School Certificate (Std. XIIth) Examination of
the Goa Board or an Examination conducted by Central Board of Secondary Education, New Delhi or its
equivalent examination with English, Physics and Mathematics as compulsory subjects with one of the
following subject Chemistry/Bio-Technology/Computer Science/Biology and secured not less than 45%
marks (40% in case of SC/ST/OBC)) in the aggregate of subjects of Physics & Mathematics with one of the
following subjects Chemistry/Bio-Technology/Computer Science/Biology.
B.E. Second Year (Lateral Entry) :
For being eligible to seek admission to Engineering Degree programmes at Second Year/Third Semester
Level admission, an applicant must fulfil the following criteria:
1) The candidate must be an Indian National.
2) The candidate must have passed from Polytechnics or colleges in the State of Goa or Diploma from
other states.
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3) (i) The candidate must have passed the Diploma in Engineering in the relevant branch with minimum of
45% (40% in case of SC/ST/OBC) aggregate marks ate Diploma Course Examination conducted by the Goa
Board of Technical Education or an equivalent examination, conducted by a recognised Board of Technical
Education in India.
Note: In case of candidates passing Diploma coures examination conducted by recognized Boards of
Technical Education, other than Goa Board of Technical Education (BTE), aggregate marks at Diploma
course examination would be computed on the same basis as computed by BTE, Goa, Presently, in case of
semester pattern, aggregate marks obtained at final two semester examination (excluding training
marks) are considered for computing aggregate Diploma marks by BTE, Goa.
(ii) a) Candidates must have passed bachelor of Science Degree with Mathematics as a subject at Std XII
and with minimum 45% ( 40% in case of SC/ST/OBC) marks in the aggregate (Final Year) from Goa
University.
b) B.Sc. Degree holders are required to pass in the subjects of Engineering Graphics/Drawings and
Engineering Mechanics of First Year of Engineering programme along with Second Year subjects.
c) Vacant seats if any under Lateral Entry in Direct Second Year of Engineering Courses shall be available for
admission to eligible B.Sc. Degree holders, only after all seats are offered first to eligible Diploma holders.
Guidelines for Merit Lists
B.E. First Year:
a) The merit list shall be based on aggregate marks of GCET 2019 in the subjects of Physics and
Mathematics.
b) In case the above marks of two or more applicants are equal, applicant with more marks in
Mathematics shall be placed higher in the merit list. In case the marks in Mathematics are also equal,
applicant with more marks in Chemistry will be placed higher in the merit list. If all the above are also
equal, then the applicant with earlier date fo birth will be placed higher in the order of merit.
B.E. Second Year (Lateral Entry) :
a) Merit list shall be based on aggregate of marks obtained at Final Year Diploma /Degree examination
(last two semester, excluding training marks)
Note:
1. In case fo 4 year Diploma courses, aggregate marks obtained at Semester VI & Semester VII will be
considered while, for 3 year Diploma Courses, aggregate marks obtained at Semester V & Semester VI will
be considered for preparing merit list.
2. In case of candidates under MPEECS, aggregate marks indicated on Diploma Transcript, will be
considered for preparing merit list.
b) Applicant with higher aggregate percentage marks at Diploma level examination, as awarded by the
Board of Technical Education, shall be placed higher in the merit list. Further provided, that when an
applicant has taken more time than minimum prescribe period for passing particular diploma course,
(commencing from enrolment with Board of Technical Education). a deduction of 2% per additional term
taken shall be made, from percentage aggregate of diploma marks, for purpose of determining merit. if
two or more applicants secure equal marks in above, the applicant with higher aggregate percentage
marks at SSC shall be placed higher in the merit list. If all the above are also equal, then applicant with
earlier date of birth, will be place higher in the merit list.
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Certificates & Testimonials
Self-attested Photocopies of relevant certificate and testimonials should be attached to the
Application Form and the same shall be tick marked in the checklist, on the form.
1) A passport size photograph is required to be affixed on th Application Form.
2) Statement of marks/certificates of passing HSSC/Diploma (all semesters) / Degree (all years)
3) Statement of marks of SSC
4) Residence Certificate
5) Certificate of Date of Birth from competent authority.
6) School/Institution / College Leaving Certificate
7) Diploma / Degree Certificate from the Institute / Board / University (Direct Second Year)
8) Copy of Aadhar Card
9) Eligibility Certificate from Goa University (for applicants other than Goa Board)
10) Migration Certificate (for applicants other than Goa Board)
Fee Structure*
First Year Second Year (Lateral Entry)
Description
Sem I Sem II Sem III Sem IV
Tuition Fee 41,500 41,500 41,500 41,500
Development Fee 6,000 6,000 6,000 6,000
Other Fee 1,000 300 1,000 300
Deposit 1,000 1,000
University Enrollment Fee 1,000 1,000
Admission Fee 1,000 1,000
51,500 47,800 51,500 47,800
Cancellation of Admission & Refund of Fees
1) An applicant who has paid the admission fees but fails to report at the college as per the date given, shall
forfeit the claim for admission and his/her admission fee paid shall be fofeited.
2) If any information/certificate submitted by the applicant in connection with his/her admission is found
to be incorrect later on at any time, his/her admission shall be cancelled forthwith and the entire fees
shall be forfeited.
3) Admission offered to the applicants shall be cancelled, if at a later stage, the Goa University Declares
that the applicant is not eligible for admission. In the case, the entire fees, except admission fees
(Rs.1000/-) will be refunded.
4) If the applicant expires, the entire fee including admission fee shall be refunded.
5) Admission fee (Rs.1000/-) shall not be refunded under any circumstances excepts clause 4 above.
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2019-20INSTITUTE INDUSTRY INTERACTION CELL (III-CELL)
Institute Industry Interaction Cell (III-Cell) is constituted with the following committee members mentioned below
under the charge of Prof. Rudresh Shirwaikar , Associate Professor (ETC.Dept.) to facilitate the process of close
industry-institute interaction and promotion of fresh avenues for the same. Institute Industry Interaction Cell (III-
Cell) at RIT strives to enhance industry interaction with students and bridge the gap between academia and
corporate world. III-Cell invites RIT Alumni working as industry experts, entrepreneurs & executives, and other
experts, policy makers to interact with students thereby facilitating practical learning and value added knowledge
sharing through activities viz.: Guest lecture Series, Industry Visits, Student Internship and Training, Interactive
workshops, Personality Development and Grooming Sessions.
III-Cell shall work to nurture the relationship with Industry experts available on RIT Panel and other Industry Persons
to ensure their continuous participation in student’s Project Supervision, Project Evolution/Review Process. III-Cell
shall also invite Industry experts to participate in students Technical activities, Research conference and seminars,
Alumni meets, any other related activities to be organized in the institute.
HEAD OF III CELL:
·Prof. Rudresh Shirwaikar, ETC Engg. Dept – HOD of ETC
MEMBERS:
·Asst. Prof. Viren Pereira Gen. Engg. Dept -Co-Ordinator
·Asst. Prof. Sunaya Shirodkar, E.T.C. Engg. Dept - Member
·Asst. Prof. Saiesh Prabhu Verlekar, I.T. Dept – Member
·Asst. Prof. K.M. Chamankumar, Comp. Engg. Dept– Member
MoU & COLLABORATION WITH INDUSTRIES
·Internshala – MOU
·Collaborative research project guidance with Dr. Ankit Dubey, Dr. T Panigrahi,
and Dr. S. Patidar from NIT, Goa with Prof. Viren Pereira for RIT students
to work on technological solutions for the Goan Community
·Infosys India Limited
·Micro Soft India Incorporation - Campus Agreement
·Google India Limited - Through G.G.T.
·I-Create India - for entrepreneurship activities
·Goa Chamber of Commerce& Industry
·Goa Commerce Association
·Goa Technology Association
· Royal Academy of Engineering
· Brunel University London
· Bennett University, Times of India Group
ACADEMIC COLLABORATIONS
Pralhad P. Chhabria Research Center (PPCRC), Pune
National Institute of Technology, Goa
Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Mumbai
Millionminds, Mumbai
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2019-20DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI
Roque Bonamis Bonita Menezes Vaibha Kamat Siddesh Shenoy Jeevan Aranha
Qatar Airways Qatar Airways J&M Group Inc, Canada Telecom VoLTE, USA Lenovo Gulf, UAE
Rahat Dhuri Robert Vaz Deepti Mandlekar Aristotle Pereira Gourav Shenoy
Telstra, Australia PwC, Ausralia UX Designer, USA Mindtree, UAE IBM, USA
Ameya Shetti Amey Amonkar Jayesh Halarnekar Vinayak Wargaonkar Siddhesh Nasnodkar Abhik Gupta
Architect, Infosys UBS, Switzerland Mphasis, UK Cognizant, Singapore Amazon, USA Director, Bidchat
Industrial Activities & Support
·Industry Sponsored Students Project Work
·Employability enhancement Industrial Training Programs
under Infosys Campus Connect.
·Faculty Development Program under Infosys Campus Connect.
·Collaborative Research work under Infosys Campus Connect
·Students Internship Program
·Guest Lecture, Seminars, Workshops in collaboration with Industries
“ PCB Designing ” in association · with Innovation Cell, IIT Bombay
“Embedded System with Internet of Things (IOT)” by RoboKart, India
A 2-day national level workshop was conducted by the III Cell on 23rd Feb and 24th Feb by RoboKart,
India in association with Innovation Cell, IIT Bombay. The students were taught the basics of PCB. They
were exposed to Proteus, which is a PCB designing software and they also were taught how to fabricate
the PCB. The workshop was attended by around 80 students from all over Goa.
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2019-20Guest Lectures / Seminars / Workshops Organised
A 8-day workshop on “Embedded design with IOT
using Raspberry Pi 3B” was organized by III Cell of
SRIEIT, Shiroda from 4th July to 11th July in
association with Robokart, India.
A 12-days Infosys Campus Connect Internship was
organised at SRIEIT, Shiroda from 2nd July to 15th
July 2018.
Students of Final Year BE- Computer Engg. & BE-
Information Technology visited GOA IT at Porvorim
Goa on 13th , 14th July 2018.
Guest Lecture on Cracking Aptitude Test by the
Seventh Sense Placement held on 17th July 2018.
Guest Lecture on Pre-placement talk by Mr. Kumar
Eeshan, Face Academy held on 18th July, 2018.
Guest Lecture on Soft Skill Training Program by Mr.
Roshan Nisar, The Leader Academy held on 19th
July, 2018.
A 2-day workshop on Android App Development by
Mr. Radhaprasad Borker, Founder & CEO from 20th $
21st July 2018.
Students of Final Year BE- Computer Engg. & BE-
Information Technology visited GOA IT at Porvorim
Goa on 13th , 14th July 2018.
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2019-20Guest Lectures / Seminars / Workshops Organised
A 2-day workshop on Serverless Computing Google
cloud function held on 26th, 27th July 2018 by Ms.
Nutan Kamat, Team Leader.
A Seminar on Best Practices in Web Development
by Ms. Megha Bisht, PSL held on 1st August 2018.
A YOGA session was held for the students on 03rd
August 2018 organised by ETSA.
A Seminar on How to Studying Effectively was
organised by the General Engineering Department
for the first year students on 03rd August 2018.
A 7day Workshop on Quantitative Aptitude & Soft
Skills by FACE Academy was held from 7th to 14th
August 2018.
A 2 day Technical Workshop on Embedded System &
Development on IOT by Rohin Parker, MIRNQ
Technologies was held on 30th & 31st August 2018.
Guest Lecture on Startup strategies & Policies by Mr.
Ramanuj Mukharjee, IP Leaderwas held on 04th
September 2018.
Teachers Day Celebration was organised by the
General Engineering Department on 05th
September 2018.
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2019-20Guest Lectures / Seminars / Workshops Organised
Teachers Day Celebration was organised by the Dept.
of ETC. Engg. on 05th September 2018.
The Institute Celebrated Engineers Day on 15th
September 2018.
Field Trip organised by the Institute for the students
at NIO on 25th September 2018.
Placement talk by Mr. Devendra Shetye, HR, Bidchat,
Verna on 13 October 2018.
The Students of the Institute witnessed PM (Modi)
Webinar on 24 th October 2018.
A 2 days Workshop on Artificial Intelligence Deep
Learning by Dr. Sridhar Swaminathan, Bennet
University held on 18th & 19th January 2019.
Pre-placement Talk by Mr. Umang Pathak, Face
Academy held on 21st January 2019.
Guest lecture By Mr. Rajeev Swami, Business Head,
South India, Seventh Sense held on 22nd January
2019.
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2019-20Guest Lectures / Seminars / Workshops Organised
Workshop on Website Application Development by
Mr. Pranav Verlekar, Creative Capsules Ltd., held on
25th January 2019.
The students participation at PM Modi’s online
speech on “Pariksha Pe Charcha” held on 29th
January 2019.
Seminar on Antiragging Awareness Programme
organised by General Engineering Department for
the first year students held on 1st February 2019.
Boot camp programme by Goa State Innovation
Council held on 8th February 2019.
Workshop on Web Development YIT2 by Mr. Castor
C. Godinho, Asst. Professor, Chowgule held on 19th
February 2019.
Talk on HIV / AIDS delivered by Dr. Vandana
Patankar organised by Red Ribbon Club of the
institute on 28th February 2019.
Vishaka Committee organised a Talk on Women
Empowerment on occasion of Women Day by JC
Karuna Satarkar, Asst. Professor, G.V.M’s Ponda on
08th March 2019.
Election Process followed by SVEEP Activity 2019,
Mamlatdar Ponda for the first year students of
institute held on 19th March 2019.
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2019-20Training & Placement
To start with the career
The Training and Placement Cell organizes the
training programs to the students with the
help of in house experts and the professional
agencies. The activities have proved
exceptionally useful in shaping the career of
ACTIVITIES
Close Campus Placement Drives
students. The staff members of the placement Pooled Campus Placement Drives
cell and campus recruited students work Off Campus Placement
together as a team in moulding the students to Online Campus Placement
the requirements of various industries. HRD Training Program
Placement cell also sponsors the students for Industry Specific Skill training
industrial training/vocational training / program
internship/ industrial visits etc in different Career guidance/Awareness Program
reputed companies, which help in boosting Sharing of experience, Case Study
the confidence of the students and prepare Group Discussion, Brain storming
them to face the shop floor challenges. Mock interviews, Mock Tests &
The students are encouraged and facilitated to Assesment Tests
take up industrial projects. Industry-Institute Interaction
The performance of our students has been Industrial/vocational Training
excellent all along. Many leading companies Industrial Projects
have expressed their satisfaction regarding Guest Lectures/ Seminars
the performance of our product and have Counseling
gracefully selected our students in each Activities with Alumni Association
academic session. Faculty and Staff Development
Program
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2019-20COMPANIES VISITED FOR PLACEMENT
Tata Consultancy Services Mahindra British Telecom,
Tech Mahindra, Pune Microland, Bangalore
Infosys India Ltd., Bangalore NE Technologies, Hyderabad
Persistent Limited Nihilent, Pune
Cognizant Technology Solutions Pvt. NIIT, Goa
Ltd. NIO, Goa
Zensar Technologies, Pune NSEIT, Mumbai
Jattayu, Bangalore Phil Corporation, Goa
L & T Infotech, Mumbai PSPL, Pune
BMC,Pune Robosoft, Technologies Pvt. Ltd.
Caritor, Bangalore Mastek, Mumbai
Cybage, Pune Siemens, Mumbai
D-Link, Goa SISL,Bangalore
Finolex, Goa Syntel, Pune
Godrej Lawkim Teracom, Goa
HCL, Goa Torry Harris, Bangalore
Hexaware, Mumbai Virtusa, Hyderabad
HFCL, Goa SPM Softwares
HSB, Pune Wipro Tech, Bangalore
Hughes Telecom, Delhi Zenith, Vasco
IBM, Delhi Tudip Technologies
IFLEX, Bangalore
Industrial Tie-Ups
Smart Link Network S/M Limited Kallows Engg India Pvt Ltd
Digilink Network Pvt Ltd. Goa IT Incubation Center
Kaavay Technologies,Verna lcon Counto Microsystems and Energy Pvt. Ltd., Goa
Goa Grafityss Stallion IT solutions and services, Goa
Umang Software Technologies Nishanth Technologies, Vasco – Goa
Imagine Works Sandbox Infotech, Margao – Goa
Genora InfoTech
OUR RECRUITERS
PROSPECTUS
2019-20VALUABLE SELECTION IN MNC’s (BE 2019)
Ms. Diksha Ramnathkar Mr. Parshuram Kunchaganur Ms. Vizita Gawas Mr. Clinton Fernandes Mr. Pankaj Kumbhar Mr. Sahil Gaonkar
BE ETC BE-ETC BE-ETC BE-ETC BE-ETC BE-COMP
Ms. Nagarsekar Deepali Ms. Padmashri Kulkarni Ms. Rashin Khan Ms. Nikita Afonso Mr. Samit Shirsat Mr. Sachin Itagi
BE-COMP BE-COMP BE-COMP BE-COMP BE-COMP BE-COMP
Ms. Ujwala Shirodkar Ms. Shreya Naik Ms. Brayanna Viegas Ms. Varsha Pawar Mr. Aurelio Rodrigues Ms. Preeti Vishwakarma
BE-COMP BE-COMP BE-COMP BE-COMP BE-COMP BE-IT
Mr. Siddhesh Ghadi Ms. Tanvi Parate Ms. Sahili Malwankar Mr. Scanlon Rebello Mr. Suryakant Sarraf Mr. Vivek Rao
BE-IT BE-IT BE-IT BE-IT BE-IT BE-IT
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2019-20DEPARTMENT OF
ELECTRONICS & TELECOMMUNICATION ENGG.
The department was established in the year 2001.
It has dedicated teaching professionals. The goal of
the department is to provide the students with a
techno excellent education and to nurture the
young talent into enterprising technologists. The
study environment is created within the
Prof. Rudresh Shirwaikar
Ph.D (CSE) Pursuing, M.E. (I.T.), B.E.,(I.T.)
department for the benefit of the students.
Head- ETC Engineering
Qualified and experienced faculty.
Departmental library equipped with latest books,
Faculty Members Technical Reports, Question banks etc.
Final Year students projects in collaboration with
Mr. Mayur Gambhir, Asst. Professor
industries.
M.E. (ECI) B.E. (ETC)
Mr. Shreeyank Jambhale, Asst. Professor S t u d e n t s p a r t i c i p a t i o n i n Re s e a rc h &
M.E. (ECI) B.E. (ETC) Development activities.
Ms. Sunaya Shirodkar, Asst. Professor
M.E. (ECI) B.E. (ETC)
Mr. Vishwaraj Naik Parrikar, Asst. Professor
M.Tech (VLSI), B.E. (ETC) LABORATORIES
Ms. Veena Gaonkar, Asst. Professor
M.E. (Microelectronics) B.E. (ETC) The department has well equipped laboratories
Mr. Chilton Fernandes, Asst. Professor in the areas of Digital electronics, Optical fiber
M.E. (Microelectronics) B.E. (ETC) micro controllers, Digital Signal Processing, VLSI
Ms. Vishakha Naik Dessai, Asst. Professor
design. The department is equipped with state of
M.E.(ECI), B.E. (ETC)
Ms. Froila Valency Rodrigues, Asst. Professor the art Hardware and software facilities with
M.E.(Microelecronics), B.E. (ETC) Basic Electronics Lab; Analog & Digital
Ms. Diksha Gaonkar, Asst. Professor Communication Lab; Electrical & Control System
M.E.(ECI), B.E. (ETC) Lab; Digital & Microprocessor Lab; VLSI &
Ms. Shruti Naik, Asst. Professor
Embedded System Lab and Project Lab.
M.E.(ETC), B.E. (ETC) PROSPECTUS
GRADUATING
2019-20
BATCH 2019DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER ENGINEERING
The department was established in the year 2001. It has well
qualified and dedicated professionals. It is driven by the goal to
develop a motivated and dynamic team of technocrats. The
department is committed towards imparting quality education
and emphasizes on the all round development of the students. It
has its own departmental library with the latest books and
journals. The department has developed software for the in-
house administration
Prof. Shailendra Aswale
Ph.D (CSE) pursuing, MTech (CS), BE(Elect.)
Head- Computer Engg.
Qualified and experienced faculty Members.
Faculty Members Departmental library equipped with latest books, Technical
Reports, Question banks etc.
Dr. Anurag Jain, Professor Final Year students projects in collaboration with
Ph. D. (Comp Sci) M.Tech. (Comp Sci)B.E. (CS & ET)) industries.
Prof. Shailendra Aswale, Associate Professor Developed software applications for the in-house
Ph.D. (Pursuing ) M.Tech. (CS) B.E. (Electronics) administration.
Mrs. Sweta Kamat, Asst. Professor
M.E. (I.T.) B.E. (Comp)
Mrs. Poonam Sinai Kenkre, Asst. Professor
M.E. (I.T.) B.E. (Comp)
Mrs. Pratiksha Shetgaonkar, Asst. Professor COMPUTER LABORATORIES
M.E. (I.T.) B.E. (I.T.)
Mr. Vijaykumar Naik Pawar, Asst. Professor The Computer Engineering department has a State of Art
M.Tech. (Comp. Sci. & Engg.) B.E. (I.T.) Modern Computer Labs connected with High Speed Servers
Mrs. Harsha Chari, Asst. Professor & campus wide network contains more than 200 High Speed
M.E. (I.T.) B.E. (Comp) Branded Computer Systems of latest configurations with
Mr. K. M. Chaman Kumar, Asst. Professor
high speed 24 hours Internet access of 4 MBPS bandwidth.
M.E. (I.T.) B.E. (I.T.)
Ms. Deepmala Kale, Asst. Professor Each student is provided with independent system.
M.Tech (Comp Sci. & Info. Sec.) B.E. (I.T.)
GRADUATING
PROSPECTUS
BATCH 2019
2019-20DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
The department of Information Technology was established in the
year 2001 with an objective to create dynamic technocrats in the
field of Information Technology. The objective of the department is
well focused with faculty engaging in moulding the students as
competent engineers. The department encourages the students to
Prof. Manjusha Sanke undertake software and hardware industrial projects and to
M.E.(I.T.), B.E. (Comp.),
participate in various technical symposiums.
Head- Information Technology
Faculty Members Qualified and experienced faculty Members.
Departmental library equipped with latest books, Technical
Prof. Rudresh D. Shirwaikar, Associate Professor
Ph. D. (CSE) Pursuing, M.E. (I.T.), B.E. (I.T.) Reports, Question banks etc.
Prof. Manjusha Sanke, Asst. Professor Final Year students projects in collaboration with
M.E.(I.T.), B.E. (Comp.) industries. Development of IT applications for the in-house
Mr. Saiesh Prabhu Verlekar, Asst. Professor deployment
M.E. (I.T.), B.E. (I.T.)
Ms. Shweta Redkar, Asst. Professor
Ph.D. (Pursuing), M.E. (Comp Sci) B.E. (I.T.)
Mrs. Nilam Shetye, Asst. Professor
M.E. (CSE), B.E. IT , IT LABORATORIES
Mrs. Prajakta Tanksali, Asst. Professor
M.E. (I.T.), B.E. (Comp.) The IT Department at SRIEIT is known for excellence in
Mr. Bipin Naik, Asst. Professor cutting edge research and innovative teaching. Computer
M.E. (CSE), B.E. (Comp.)
Labs in IT department are equipped with high end computer
Ms. Steffy Alisha Fernandes, Asst. Professor
M.E.(I.T.), B.E.(Comp) systems, software’s and peripherals, including high Speed
Ms. Melancy Mascarenhas, Asst. Professor Servers.
M.E.(CSE), B.E.(Comp)
Mrs. Arisma Rane, Asst. Professor
M.E.(CSE), B.E.(IT)
PROSPECTUS
GRADUATING
BATCH 2019
2019-20DEPARTMENT OF GENERAL ENGINEERING
The General Engineering department forms the foundation for
the first year students. It plays an important role in motivating
and instilling confidence in the minds of the young students. In
addition to the conventional teaching methods adopted by the
teachers, the innovative methods are multimedia presentation,
Dr. Anurag Jain
assignments, class tests, special coaching, etc., which makes the
Ph.D. (CSE), M.Tech. (Comp. Sci.), B.E. (CS & ET) Teaching – Learning process more dynamic, effective,
Head- Gen. Engineering
meaningful and interesting; thus helps to improve the academic
performance of students.
Faculty Members
Mrs. Veda Kamat , Asst. Professor The subjects are common to all first year students such as
M.Sc. (Org. Chemistry)B.Ed. Engineering Mathematics, Applied Science (Physics/Chemistry),
Mr. Sandesh Mardolkar, Asst. Professor Engineering Mechanics, Fundamentals of Electrical Engineering,
B.E. (Civil Engg.) Fundamentals of Computer Engineering, Technical English,
Mrs. Akila E, Asst. Professor
M.E. (Power System), B.E. (Electrical & Electronics)
Workshop Practice, Programming Languages, Fundamentals of
Mr. Viren Pereira, Asst. Professor Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering and
M.E. (Power & Energy System), B.E. (Electrical & Environmental Sciences & Social Sciences.
Electronics)
Mr. Jateen Shet Shirodkar, Asst. Professor
M.E. (Industrial Engg.), B.E. (Mechanical) LABORATORIES
Mrs. Aradhana Bandekar, Asst. Professor
Ph.D.(Pursuing) (M.Sc. (Mathematics)
Mrs. Avani Talkatkar, Asst. Professor The General Engineering department has the Basic
M.Sc. (Physics) Engineering Lab (Civil & Mechanical), Applied Physics Lab,
Mrs. Loveena Coelho/Dias, Asst. Professor Applied Chemistry Lab. Engineering Workshop: Workshop
M.A. (English), consisting of fitting, smithy and carpentry shops provide the
Mrs. Pallavi Bhatkande, Asst. Professor
practical knowledge to all the students irrespective of their
M.Sc. (Mathematics)
branch. PROSPECTUS
2019-20LABORATORIES
DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS & TELECOMMUNICATIONS
Analog & Digital Comm. Lab Digital Sys. & Microprocessor Lab VLSI & Embedded Sys. Lab
DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER ENGINEERING
Software Engineering Lab Advanced Computing Lab Database Lab
DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
Multimedia Sys. Lab Basic Computing Lab Project Lab
DEPARTMENT OF GENERAL ENGINEERING
Engg. Workshop Basic Electronics Lab Applied Science Lab
PROSPECTUS
2019-20CENTRAL LIBRARY AND INFORMATION CENTER
The Central Library has over 17,000 Books
related to all branches of Science and
Engineering. Over 1200 online International
e- Journals through Delnet and more than
1000 National & International print journals
are made available to the students & faculty
members through annual journal
subscription. Handbooks, Standards,
Manuals, Technical Reports, Conference
Proceedings, NPTEL learning materials,
Project Reports etc are also available for
student’s reference. The function of library is
automated with software.
Digital Library: Students & faculty members
are provided the online access to Research
Articles, Learning Materials, E-Books through
the digital library.
PROSPECTUS
2019-20FACILITIES & SUPPORT SERVICES
Computer Center
The Internet Lab is equipped with 22 MBPS Internet
Leased Line from BSNL, which provides High-speed
Internet access to students and Computing Resources are
shared though High Speed Server machines.
Engineering Workshop
Workshop consisting of fitting, smithy and carpentery Computer Center
shops provide the practical knowledge to all the students
irrespective of their branch. College workshop provides
support to students to work on their projects.
Classrooms & Tutorial Roos
Classrooms are spaceous, airy and equipped with latest
LCD Projectors, OHPs and ceramic Boards. Separate
Tutorial rooms are available for special classes.
Seminar Hall
Well equipped Seminar Hall with seating capacity of 150
Auditorium
persons is available to organize Seminars, Workshops,
Guest Lectures etc.
Auditorium
A huge auditorium of seating capacity of 1000 persons is
available to organize Cultural & Co-curricular activities.
College Canteen
The Institute has a spacious canteen which provides
hygienic food. Veg & Non-Veg food service is available
during the college hours.
College Canteen
Transport
Transport facility is provided by the college in
collaboration with the Kadamba Transport Corporation
from various parts of Goa to college campus. Free
Transport from the campus to Shiroda is provided by the
Institute.
Accommodation
Keeping in view the special attention and facilities
required for student's accommodation is arranged as 'pay
in guest' on request in the vicinity of the Institute. This Seminar Hall
helps students to cope up with the new environment and
the Society.
PROSPECTUS
2019-20FACILITIES & SUPPORT SERVICES
Departmental Associations
Departmental associations are the internal bodies formed
by staff and students of each department. These
encourage students to participate in Co-curricular &
Extracurricular activities, Student Conferences, Project
Exhibitions, etc. They also arrange invited technical talks
by experts and conduct student project exhibition, etc.
They take care of value additions required specific to their
disciplines. Classroom
Students’ Council
Young leaders are created to bridge the gap between
students and the Institute through the Students Council.
The members are appointed through general election and
are guided by the faculty members to organize various
activities in the college.
Counseling through Faculty Mentors Study Tour
The Student-Teacher Mentorship Scheme is the
establishment of a personal relationship for the purpose
of academic & professional development of the students.
In order to render quick help to the student, SRIEIT has
initiated an innovative relationship concept-"Teacher as a
Mentor” whereby a faculty is required to have a regular
interaction with a small group of students on individual
basis to inculcate trust and confidence in them and to
provide guidance & support to students. This teacher is
also the contact person between parents & the Institute.
Group Discussion
Students at Practical Sessions
PROSPECTUS
2019-20ACTIVITIES @ RIT-GOA
Horizon - Annual Cultural Day
The Institute encourages students to participate in co-
curricular activities for the all round development of their
personality. Horizon is the annual cultural day of the
college. It provides a platform for students to exhibit their
inherent talents in music, theatre, dance, fine arts etc.
Horizon - Annual Cultural Day
Tech-Twister – National Level Technical Symposium
Tech–Twister is a National Level inter-collegiate Technical
Event organized by the College every year. It provides a
platform to explore technical skill sets of the students
through various competitions.
State Level Health Science & Technology Exhibition
Health Science & Technology Exhibition is state level
exhibition jointly organized by SRIEIT & it’s sister Tech-Twister –
organization Shri Kamakshidevi Homeopathy College to National Level Technical Symposium
create awareness and also to disseminate the
developments & latest practices specifically in Information
& Communication Technology and Health Sciences among
the young minds.
Interface – College Magazine
The college annual magazine provides an opportunity for
students to exhibit their writing skills; literacy and technical
Interface 2019
knowledge. Every year a socially relevant theme is chosen
to find preventive measures and solutions.
Sports
The Institute is promoting sports activities among the
students. Every year students participate in various sports
events like carom, chess, football, swimming, cricket etc.
The sports team participated in the State and University
level tournaments. Sports
Alumni Meet
PROSPECTUS
2019-20National Level Technical Symposium
TECH-TWISTER 2019
College Annual Day
HORIZON 2019
Intercollegiate Cultural Activities
VIBES 2019
Intercollegiate Cultural Activities
OZONE 2019
PROSPECTUS
2019-20RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT (R&D)
Institute provides financial assistance & support to the students & faculty members to
encourage them to participation in various Research & Development Activities in core
and applied areas of Engineering & Technology.
Each Department puts extra initiatives to arrange common research facilities,
information sources for Research activities, faculty & student participation in
Conferences/Seminars, workshops, symposia and lecture series in emerging areas and
research initiation.
Faculty members and students published more than 100 Research Papers in reputed
International & National journals and proceedings of International / National
Conferences.
Faculty members of the Institute are appointed as the referees and members of Editorial
Boards of National & International journals and conferences.
Faculty members have also published International Book & Chapters in Research Book.
Specialized Areas
Electronics and Communication Engineering
Speech Reorganization, Digital Signal Processing, VLSI Design
Computer Engineering & Information Technology
Wireless Sensor Networks, Data Mining & Warehousing, Knowledge Based Systems,
Image Processing, Pattern Recognition.
International Conferences Organized
7th International Conference on Information Technology & Business Intelligence
(ITBI-2016) Organized on : 21-23 January 2016
International Conference on Latest Trends in Engineering & Technology in Global R &
D Sectors Organized on : 27-28 March, 2016
International Conference on Big Data & Computational Intelligence Proposed on :
19th and 20 th October 2018
PROSPECTUS
2019-20RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT (R&D)
“RSRI Conference on Materials and Computational Intelligence
(RSRI CMCI 2018)”
Ramachandra Educational and Sports Trust (REST) Society for Research International (RSRI) &
Shree Rayeshwar Institute of Engineering & Information Technology jointly organized “RSRI
Conference on Materials and Computational Intelligence (RSRI CMCI 2018)” on 28th and 29th
September, 2018 at SRIEIT, Goa.
PROSPECTUS
2019-20THE COLLEGE STUDENTS' DISCIPLINE AND CONDUCT RULES 2019
1. SHORT TITLE AND COMMENCEMENT
(a) These Rules shall be called “The College Students’ Discipline and Conduct Rules 2019” hereafter referred to as the “Rules”.
(b) These Rules shall come into force with effect from the date of their notification
APPLICATION RULES
2. (a) These Rules shall apply to the students of the affiliated Colleges whether admitted prior to the commencement of these
Rules or after the commencement of these Rules.
(b) Any breach of discipline and conduct committed by a student inside or outside the College Campus shall fall under the
purview of these Rules.
(c) Without Prejudice to the generality of the power to enforce discipline under Section 22(q) of the Goa University Act, 1984
and Statue 26 there under, the acts mentioned in Rules 4 shall amount to acts of misconduct or indiscipline or both.
(d) These rules are not meant to deny the democratic rights of the students to dissent /air their grievances/protest in a
peaceful and lawful manner.
(e) Peaceful and lawfully conducted sit–ins /dharanas at a designated place with prior intimation to the college Principal will
not invite any punishment under these rules.
3. DEFINITIONS
For the purpose of application of these rules-
(a) ‘College’ means any teaching Department established and maintained by the College offering Degree / Diploma /
Certificate / Integrated Courses, PG and Research Centre and also includes Schools, Centers Library, Hostels, Play grounds,
Canteens, Shopping Centers, Gymkhana, College Guest House, Administrative Offices, Staff quarters and entire College
Campus.
(b) ‘Student’ means any person admitted to the college as given in
(a) Above for receiving instructions either full–time or part–time , and whose names is on the rolls of the college, The word
student with reference to the context if required shall mean student also.
(c) ‘Teacher’ means and includes Dean, Director, and Professor, Associate Professor, and Assistant Professor,
Contractual/Guest/Visiting Faculty, Warden of Hostel, Librarian, Director of Physical Education, Instructor of Physical
Education, Coaches and Administrative Staff.
(d) ‘Disciplinary Authority’ means an authority competent to impose penalty on a student under these Rules for any act of
indiscipline or misconduct.
(e) ‘Inquiry Authority’ means a Committee appointed by the Principal or any Inquiry Officer appointed by the Principal to
inquire in to the charges of act/s of indiscipline or misconduct by a student or a group of students.
(f) ‘Chief Proctor’ means a senior teacher appointed by the Principal under the provisions of these Rules.
(g) ‘Assistant Proctor’ means a teacher appointed by the principal under the provisions of these Rules.
4. ACTS OF MISCONDUCT AND INDISCIPLINE:
(a) Acts of misconduct and indiscipline Category-I:
I) Causing disturbance within the College premises, Laboratory or Reading Room, Library Common Room, layground or
Hostel, Canteen Gymnasium and such other places in the College Campus.
ii) Any act leading to diverting the attention of the students from the Lectures or of the teacher from Teaching.
iii) Insubordination and/or disrespect to the teacher within or outside the College premises.
iv) Habitual inattention to class work and assignments.
v) Disturbing a class from outside by loitering aimlessly in the corridors, making noise.
PROSPECTUS
2019-20THE COLLEGE STUDENTS' DISCIPLINE AND CONDUCT RULES 2019
vi) Picking up quarrel with the teaching or non-teaching staff or with other students.
Vii) Using abusive language and abuses in the College premises or ‘Sports-grounds’
VIII) Smoking within the College campus.
IX) Playing any kind of musical instrument inside the class or outside during class hours.
X) Hunger strikes, dharnas, group bargaining and any other form of protest by blocking entrance or exit of any of the
academic and/or administrative complexes or disrupting the movements of any member of the college.
xi) Furnishing false certificates or false information in any manner to the college.
xii) Teasing or disrespectful behavior or any misbehavior with a boy/girl student staff member/visitor.
xiii) Causing or colluding in the unauthorized entry of any person/guest into the College Campus or in the unauthorized
occupation of any portion of the College premises, including residential quarters/hostels or residence by any person.
xiv) Unauthorized occupation of the hostel rooms or unauthorized acquisition and use of College furniture in one’s hostel
room or elsewhere.
xv) Damaging or defacing, in any form any property of the college or the property of any member of the college
community.
xvi) Not disclosing one’s identity when asked to do so by a faculty member or employee or security staff of the College who
is authorized to ask for such identity.
xvii) Improper behavior while on tour or excursion.
xviii) Coercing the medical staff to render medical assistance to persons not entitled for the same or any other disorderly
behavior in the Health Centre on College campus.
xix) Blockade or forceful prevention of any normal movement of traffic, violation of security of safety rules notified by the
College.
xx) Littering or any kind of waste including plastic waste in the college buildings, grounds / roads / premises.
xxi) Disturbing other students/teachers using a mobile phone inside the class or outside during the class hours.
xxii) Driving and parking the vehicles on College campus in violation of guidelines to the effect.
xxiii) Distributing any material related to political parties/movements.
xxiv) Any other act which may be considered by the Principal or any other competent authority to be a minor act of
violation of discipline and conduct.
(b)Acts of misconduct and indiscipline Category-II:
i) Repetition of acts given under category-I of indiscipline in spite of repeated warnings and penalties imposed.
ii) Attending the College dressed in a manner contrary to social norms prevailing from time to time or violation of dress
code if any.
iii) Indecent exposure in a proactive manner or behaving in a manner tending to rouse baser passions among the members
of the same or opposites.
iv) Disfiguring the walls, floors, furniture etc. of the college.
v) Forcibly entering/reaching places which have restricted entry or unauthorized handling of equipment or performing
acts which would be a threat to one’s life.
vi) Instigating others to commit acts of indiscipline.
vii) Engaging in any attempt at wrongful confinement of any member of the faculty, staff, student or anyone camping inside
the College campus.
viii) Any Intimidation of or insulting or abusive behavior towards a student, staff or faculty or any other person.
ix) Wanton destruction of College properties.
PROSPECTUS
2019-20THE COLLEGE STUDENTS' DISCIPLINE AND CONDUCT RULES 2019
x) Consuming or possessing narcotic drugs or other intoxicants or alcohol anywhere in the college premises.
xi) Indulging in criminal acts on any kind under the law of land including gambling and possession of arms /weapons.
xii) Arousing communal, caste or regional feelings or creating disharmony among students.
xiii) Demonstration of disloyalty to the country, its constitution and its flag.
xiv) Ragging of any kind tending to cause physical and mental torture to other students or forcing others to submit to
indignity and nuisance.
xv) All acts of violence and all forms of coercion such as gheraos, sit-ins or any variation of the same which disrupt the
normal academic and administrative functioning of the College and or any act which incites or leads to violence.
xvi) Gheraos, laying siege or staging demonstrations around the residence of any member of the College or any other form
of coercion, intimidation or disturbance of right to privacy of the residents of the campus.
xvii) Sexual harassment of any kind which shall also include unwelcome sexual proposition / advancements, sexually
graphic comment sofa body unwelcome touching, patting pinching or leering of parts of the body or persistent
offensive or unwelcome sexual jokes and or comments as per Sexual Harassment of Women at
xviii) Committing forgery, tempering with the Identity Card or College records, impersonation, misusing College property
movable or immovable), documents and records, tearing of pages of, defacing, burning or in any way destroying the
books, journals, magazines and any material of library unauthorized photocopying or possession of library book,
journals, magazines or any other material.
xix) Any act of moral turpitude.
xx) Use of abusive, defamatory, derogatory or intimidator language against any member of the College Community.
xxi) Any other act or acts which the Principal considers as major acts of misconduct and indiscipline.
xxii) Publishing or posting derogative comments against any student/teaching staff/administrative staff of the college or
any other person on the social media.
5. PUNISHMENT
The competent authority may impose any one or suitable combination of the following punishments on any student
found guilty of any of the acts of indiscipline or misconduct mentioned under Category-1 or Category-II as the case
may be, in Rule 4.
Category-I:
1) Admonition /Reprimand
2) Sending the student out of his class and not letting him into his class up to maximum of two consecutive periods.
3) Marking the student absent on repeating the misconduct at Srt.No.2.
4) Fine up to rupees Twenty Thousand depending upon gravity of the issue.
5) Recovery of any kind, such as scholarship/fellowship any dues, cost of damages, etc.
6) Withdrawal of any or all facilities available to a student as per, various Goa University Act and College Rules (such as
Scholarship/fellowship, Hostel etc) permanently or for a time period up toFour semesters
7) Stoppage of any or all academic processes.
8) Rustication up to two semesters and /or Declaring any hostels, premises, building or the entire College Campus
out of bounds to any students.
Category-II:
1) Cancellation of admission or withdrawal of degree or denial of registration for a specified period.
2) Rustication up to ten semesters and/or declaring any part or the entire College Campus out of bounds,
3) Fine up to Rupees Fifty Thousand depending upon gravity of the issue.
4) Expulsion.
PROSPECTUS
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