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Department of History

Activity photographs of Department of History

Department of History

Goals and Objectives

Teaching of history enables the pupils to achieve various instructional objectives in an hierarchical manner. These objectives are

Knowledge

The pupil acquires knowledge of various terms, concepts, events, ideals, problems personalities and principles related to the study of history.
UnderstandingThe pupils develop understanding of terms, facts, events, years, principles etc. related to the study of history
Critical thinkingThe pupils develop the ability of critical and logical thinking
Practical SkillThe pupils develop practical skills helpful in the study and understanding of historical events
Interests The pupils develop interests in the study of history and activities relating to history.
AttitudesThe pupils develop favorable attitudes

Goal:

The goals of the History Department are to prepare students for M.P.S.C. Exam & jobs in government or various sector.

Programmes/Courses Offered

  • UG (B.A. History)
  • PG (M.A. History)

Courses and Syllabus Details

Level

Course

Pattern

Subject Code

Title of Paper

UG

FYBA

Semester 60+40

(CBCS)

HIS-101&201Modern India (1857-1947)

Semester 60+40

(CBCS)

HIS-101&201Modern India (1857-1947)

SYBA(CBCS)

Semester 60+40HIS-231&241

Rise of Maratha Power (1630-1750 )

(General Paper-II)

Semester 60+40HIS-232&242

United State of America (1776-1970)

(Special Paper-I)

Semester 60+40HIS-233&243

Ancient India (BC 3000 to AD 400 and AD 400 to 12th Century)

(Special Paper-II)

SEC Research Methodology in History

SEC An Induction of Achieves in India

TYBA

Semester 60+40HIS-351&361

History of Modern Europe (1789-1900 and 1901 – 1945)

(General Paper-III)

Semester 60+40HIS-352&362

Modern India(1757 – 1857)

(Special Paper-III)

Semester 60+40HIS-353&363

History of India(1206-1526)

History of India (1526-1707)

(Special Paper-IV)

  Semester 60+40SEC-3 HIS-354&364

Travel and Tourism in India

And Introduction to Museums in India

  Semester 60+40GE2A HIS-Making of Contemporary India

PG

MA-IISemester 60+40HIS-231&241Contemporary World
Semester 60+40HIS-232&242Medieval Maharashtra
Semester 60+40HIS-233&243India after Independence
Semester 60+40HIS-234&244 (B)Travel and tourism and Archives in
India

PG

MA-ISemester 60+40HIS-111&121

Trends in Histography

Histography – tools method and theories

Semester 60+40HIS-112&122History o Ancient India
Semester 60+40HIS-113&123

Sultanate Period (AD 1206- 1526)

History of Mughal (AD 1526-1707)

Semester 60+40HIS-114&124 (B)

An Introduction to Tribal History

History of Dalit Movement

Number of Teaching Posts

PositionSanctionedFilled
Professor0000
Associate Professor0001
Assistant Professor0201

 Profile of Teachers

NameQualificationDesignationSpecializationExperience (Years)Link to Personal Profile
Dr. Hiralal Ramdas ChaudhariMA, Ph.D.Assistant ProfessorHistory27 yrs 
Mr. B. I. PardeshiMA.,B.Ed. M. Phil.Assistant ProfessorHistory25 Yrs 

Teaching Workload (2018-19)

CoursesUndergraduatePostgraduateTotal
Workload281644

 Distribution of Workload

Name of FacultyUndergraduatePostgraduateTotal
Dr. Hiralal Ramdas Chaudhari180422
Mr. B. I. Pardeshi100818
Dr. Ramakant Chaudhari 0404

Student of History (2014-15 to 2019-20)

 2014-152015-162016-172017-182018-192019-202020-21
FYBA15513413010913010288
SYBA36635157314841
TYBA37315148472438
MA24243030332420

Student of History- Graph (2014-15 to 2019-20)

Student -Teacher Ratio

1:216

UGPGCareer Oriented Course
Gen. HistorySpecial HistoryCertificateDiploma
1:150 1:50 1:16 NANA

 Department Time-Table

Sr. No.TimeClassMondayTuesdayWednesdayClassThursdayFridaySaturday

01

12.30 to 1.20T.Y.B.A.

SPL-III

(BIP)

SPL-III

(BIP)

SPL-III

(HRC)

S.Y.B.A

SPL-II

(BIP)

SPL-II

(BIP)

SPL-II

(BIP)

02

1.20

to 2.10

    F.Y.B.A.

GEN-I

(HRC)

GEN-I

(HRC)

GEN-I

(HRC)

03

2.10

to 3.00

S.Y.B.A.

SPL-I

(HRC)

SPL-I

(HRC)

SPL-I

(HRC)

T.Y.B.A.

SPL-IV

(HRC)

SPL-IV

(HRC)

SPL-IV

(HRC)

Short Recess

04

3.10

to 4.00

S.Y.B.A.

GEN-II

(HRC)

GEN-II

(HRC)

GEN-II

(HRC)

T.Y.B.A.

GEN-III

(BIP)

GEN-III

(BIP)

GEN-III

(BIP)

05

4.00

to 4.50

T.Y.B.A.

F.Y.B.A.

 

SPL-III

(HRC)

GEN-I

(HRC)

S.Y.B.A

GEN-II

(HRC)

SPL-II

(BIP)

SPL-I

(HRC)

06

4.50

to 5.40

      

SPL-IV

(HRC)

GEN-III

(BIP)

           
 No.TimeClassMondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFridaySaturday

01

12.30 to 1.20M.A.

SPL –I

(HRC)

SPL –I

(HRC)

SPL –I

(HRC)

SPL –I

(HRC)

SPL –I

(HRC)

SPL –I

(HRC)

02

1.20

to 2.10

SPL –II

(BIP)

SPL –II

(BIP)

SPL –II

(BIP)

SPL –II

(BIP)

SPL –II

(BIP)

SPL –II

(BIP)

03

2.10

to 3.00

SPL –III

(BIP)

SPL –III

(BIP)

SPL –III

(BIP)

SPL –III

(BIP)

SPL –III

(BIP)

SPL –III

(BIP)

04

3.10

to 4.00

OPT-I

(RAC)

OPT-I

(RAC)

OPT-I

(RAC )

OPT-I

(RAC)

OPT-I

(RAC )

OPT-I

(RAC)

          

Department Result (Final Year)

Academic Year

Course/

Programme

No of Students AppearedPassedFailedResult in Percentage
2014-15

 BA

History

373700100
2015-16313100100
2016-1751500198.78
2017-1848470198.70
2018-1943420197.61
2019-20 44410393.18
2014-15

 MA

History

24210387.50
2015-1624190678.26
2016-1730250681.81
2017-1830220971.42
2018-19141400100
2019-20 31300193.33

 

 

Department Result (Final Year) in Graphical Form


Department Toppers:

Sr.No.Name of StudentsClassAcademic YearRank in University Exam
1.Wani Sonali YogendraMA2015-16V

Special Achievements by Students, if any:

  1. Pawara Suniti Premsing Won Prize in State Level Compititive Exam Orgnized by Dipstambh in 2017
  2. Ahire Priyanka Mothabhau Won Prize in Gandhi Sanskar Vichar Parksha Organized by Gandhi Research Foundation and Government of Maharashtra in 2016

Department Alumni Position:

Sl.No.Name of AlumnusYear in which passed

Degree

obtained

Organization/Institute presently working at
1.More Nita Pandit2012MAMauli Eng. Med. School Dahivad
2.Wani Bharati Dhanraj2017MAVillage Police Patil Karvand
3.Pawar Ojswini Ravindra2017MAJ.D. Hire Knowledge School Malegaon
4.Joshi Rashmi Ranjan2015MACompetitive Exam Aspirant
5.Pawar Varsha Sidhharth2018MAR. C. Patel College of Edu. Shirpur
6.Shriam Swarali Ashok2012MAV. V. Randhe Eng. Med. School Shirpur

 

Visit by Eminent Academicians, Guest, or Faculty to the Department

 (From 2014-15)

Sr.No.Name of Guest/FacultyInstitute/OrganizationPurpose/ Intention of VisitDate/Month of Visit
1Dr. B. N. PatilM M College Pachora (Dean KBCNMU Jalgaon)SYBA Syllabus Framing Workshop31 January 2018
2Dr. Shailesh WaghM K Gandhi ASC College ChopdaResource Person , Adivasi Yuvati Manch Workshop17 February 2018
3Prof. Dipak BaviskarR C Patel College of Education ShirpurResource Person , Adivasi Yuvati Manch Workshop17 February 2018
4Dr. Atul ShirkhedkarVice Principal R C Patel Pharmacy College ShirpurResource Person , Adivasi Yuvati Manch Workshop9 September 2017
5Dr. A M DeshmukhS P D M College ShirpurResource person for deptt program12 January 2018
6Dr.Sudhir MeshramVice Chancellor, NMU,JalgaonCollege Visit 
7Prin.Dr.K.B.PatilEx.V.C.NMU, JalgaonDirector,SES,ShirpurEvery Year

Seminars/ Conferences/Workshops organized by the Department:

EventTheme/TopicDateVenueNo. of Participants
Six-day workshopNET-SET Exam Preparation Workshop (Paper-I, II & III History)

20 to 25 Feb.2017

(Six-Day)

College Library Reading Hall10
WorkshopSyllabus Framing31 Jan 2018College Library Reading Hall75
WorkshopAdivasi Yuvati Vikas Manch17 Feb. 2018College Library Reading Hall50
WorkshopAdivasi Yuvati Vikas Manch9 Sep. 2018College Library Reading Hall50
WorkshopAdivasi Yuvati Vikas Manch5 Feb. 2020College Library Reading Hall40

 

Student Enrichment Programmes / Activities

  1. Classroom seminars, Group Discussions, Speech Presentation
  2. Guest lecturers for UG and PG courses
  3. Paper reading
  4. Elocution and Debating competitions
  5. Essay Writing
  6. Poster Preparation and Presentation
  7. Quiz Competition
  8. Educational tours- One day
  9. Viewing of movies and dramas related to syllabus
  10. Welcome and Farewell Functions
  11. Cultural Programs- Teacher’s Day, Sari Day,
  12. Awards i from dept. faculty members for academic excellence and other co- curricular activities.

Teaching Methods Adopted

  1. Lecture Methods
  2. Use of ICT- Power Point Presentations, Audio-Video Clips on History
  3. Test &Tutorial for internal evaluation
  4. Seminars, workshops, paper reading
  5. Seminar/ Group Discussion – ICT
  6. Practical / Project and Field Visits
  7. Class / home assignment
  8. Feedback collection on Syllabi, Faculty, Dept. and Institute
Link to Teaching Methods2014-152015-162016-172017-182018-192019-20

Learning Resources / Facilities in the Department:

  • Offline Encyclopedia, LAN, Internet for Online Teaching.
  • Internet Access: 21 Computers. Also in Computer Lab and Library (20 Computers)

 Library Resources Available for Dept. of History:

  • of Library Books : 829 No. of Journals/Periodicals: 04
  • No of CDs/DVDs : 05 No. of e-resources: NA

Journals and Periodicals Subscribed:

Sr.No.Name of Journal/periodicalPublisher/EditorSubscription (Time/Duration)
1SanshodhakRajwade Research Foundation Dhule10 Yrs
2Shodh SadhanaNatnagar Research Institution10 Yrs
3Samajwadi PrabdhiniPune10Yrs
4SamajPrabodhan PatrkaPune10Yrs

Collaboration with other Institution

A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) has been formed with the Dept. of History, SPDM and R C Patel College, Shirpur (MS) from the year 2019-20. It plans activities for students under-

  • Faculty Exchange programmes
  • Students Exchange programmes
  • Activities on campuses of both Colleges
Link of MoU Docs 

Research Publications/Presentations by Faculty Members

Name of Faculty

No of International

Journal Publications

No. of National

Journal

Publications

No. of Books

Edited

No.of Books Contributed

Papers PresentedValidation and Verification link (Details)
NationalInternational 
Dr.Hiralal Ramdas Chaudhari301102030901 
Prof. B. I Pardeshi       

Faculty Minor Research Projects

Name of FacultyTitle of ProjectYear of CompletionAmount SanctionedFunding Agency
Dr. Hiralal Ramdas ChaudhariPolitical economical and cultural relation between Khandesh and Malva during ancient period.201275000UGC, New Delhi

Faculty Members on Professional Bodies and Their Contribution

  • Hiralal Ramdas Chaudhari
  • Head, Dept. of History(Last 27 years up to till Now)
  • Member, Board of Studies in History, KBCNMU,Jalgaon (2005 to 2015 & Now 2018 to 2022)
  • Recognized Research Supervisor/Guide for M.Phil. and Ph.D. programme of KBCNMU,Jalgaon and four research students have been pursuing Ph.D.in History (From 2011)
  • Worked as Member for College Unit in NAAC Re-Accreditation Process which obtained “A” Grade in March 2015.
  • Assitant Editor Platinum A Peer Reviewed National Multidisciplinary Journal.(ISSN 2231-0096)
  • Successfully organized University Level Four Syllabus Framing Workshop Workshop at Smt.H.R.Patel Arts Mahila College, Shirpur in 2008,2014,2015,2018.
  • Published over 27 research papers and contributed 1 book & 3 chapter through National and International Level Journals.
  • B. I Pardeshi

SWOC Analysis of the Department: History:

Strengths:

  • Department organizes several student centred curricular, co-curricular, extra-curricular and extension activities for their professional grooming.
  • Big contribution of students in College Gatherings, NSS activities, College magazine contribution, etc.
  • Good number of books in College library.
  • Fully qualified faculty for UG and PG
  •  

Weakness:

  • Less of students’ participation from rural area in dept. events due to time limits.
  • Need of more teaching faculty in proportion students’ enrollment.
  • Women’s College, hence limitations to stay on campus for long time.
  • Lack of separate ICT class for organizing lectures and events.

Opportunity:

  • Chances to develop a training and placement centre or finishing school to increase rate of employment.

Challenges:

  • Rural intake of students fails to respond dept. activities.
  • Increase in drop outs at final year degree since marriage becomes a hurdle.
  • Need of increase in ICT for all classes

 Future Plans of the Department:

  • To concentrate upon introducing more skill development courses
  • To start departmental library and increase e-access to several resources
  • To get associated/ clubbed with national/ international universities/ agencies
  • To increase students’ participation at institutional and social responsibilities
  • To enable students, strengthen their placement competency.
  • To help tribal and rural students avail more job opportunities.