GUIDELINES FOR VISITING FACULTY

1. No lectures should be cancelled or rescheduled unless in the case of illness or an emergency. However, if necessary, such rescheduling / cancellation can be done only and only after consultation with the Dean / Chairperson. Some vital members of the institute: Prof. C. R. Radhakrishnan - Head Finance, crradha@rediffmail.com Dr. Suhas Tambe - Chairperson PGDM (Biotech Management/Pharmaceutical Management) Mob No. 9323018415 Email id. suhastambe@hotmail.com Prof. Sandeep Bhanot- Chairperson PGDM, Mob No. 9324557290 Email id. bhanot.sandeep@gmail.com Mob No.: 9869286522, Email id :

Prof.

Sharmila

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Chairperson

MMS,

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930122055

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sharmila.mohapatra@gmail.com Prof. Nitin Vazirani Dean HR Mob no: 9819364846 Email id : vazirani.nitin@gmail.com

2. As a matter of discipline no student should be allowed to enter the class 10 mins after the start of the session unless requested by the Dean / Chairperson. 3. You are required to submit a well defined course outline to the coordinator as per the prescribed format (format enclosed) before the commencement of sessions At least one text book must be prescribed for the course. In the event if no single text book can be recommended, study materials, lecture outlines, or their sources should be made available to the students, through Moodle, an online teaching facility. 4. To improve the analytical ability and decision making skills of the students the course should contain number of cases / exercise / group activities. The case study material must be sent to the office in advance (at least 15 days before ) so that necessary arrangements can be made to circulate it among students. A minimum of 3 case studies must be discussed as a part of the academic delivery

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drive and use only the PCs in the class. In case, if any faculty wants to use his/her own laptop, the same must be communicated to Chairperson, before commencement of sessions.
6. In terms of standard methodology across all the subjects, the end-term examination and the internal

assignments will carry 60 per cent and 40 per cent weightages respectively.

There should be 2 (two) tests for each course, one each in the first and second part of the course. The faculty will be responsible for conducting these tests in the class itself. These tests may or may not be surprise tests. Each test will carry 10 marks each and will contain theoretical / analytical questions. There will be no provision of any objective types of question. Each of these tests will of minimum 30 minutes duration. In case of a student missing a test, an opportunity must be made available to the student, for giving a make up test, after consultation with the Chairperson.

There will be an individual assignment of 10 marks. These assignments are expected to be analytical in nature to improve / augment the analytical ability among students. These assignments are to be submitted by students in writing (either hard or soft copy depending on the facultys requirement).

The remaining portion of 10 marks of the internal assignment will comprise of the group assignment through a presentation by the students. In case, there are more than one teachers for a course, then the allocation of topics and marks must be made in consultation with the Chairperson.

Any deviation from the stated procedure should be discussed with the respective Chairperson. Teachers are advised that students have a tendency to cut clauses often on the days preceding tests or on that particular day. Hence teachers are advised, that they must interact with students to determine the degree of difficulty of tests.

7. Further, in terms of the existing guidelines, the students are required to be given feedback about their performance on any segment of evaluation. The prescribed time limit for this purpose is 15 days. 8. For the final assessment, you will be required to submit two sets of question papers, for which an honorarium of Rs. 500/- will be paid by the college. For correction of answer sheets you will be paid at the rate of Rs10/- per answer sheet. The corrected answer papers have to be returned to the office within a week of the completion of the exams. 9. Kindly note the last months honorarium will be paid on submission of final assessment sheet of the students of the concerned subject. 10. For the purpose of remuneration, you will be required to submit the following information:-

Account Holders name MICR No. SB A/c No.

: : :

Name of the Bank Address of the Bank PAN No RTGS/NEFT IFSC Code

: : : :

Course Outline
Subject: Course: Course Objectives: Faculty: Semester:

Content: Session No: Scope of topic to be covered Teaching method proposed

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Evaluation Pattern:

S.No 1 2

Evaluation mode

Percentage of marks

Details of Assignments:

S. no 1 2 Total

Title of assignment

Break-up of marks

Reference Books:

Signature of Director

Signature of Faculty