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School of Sciences

Prof. (Dr.) Widhi Dubey

Designation-Dean

Department- School of Sciences

Qualification

M.Sc. (Botany), Ph.D, F.B.S., F.S.A.B.

Email- [email protected] [email protected]

Research Area

Plant pathology, Plant nematology & integrated pest management, Pollen allergy, Antimicrobial and antioxidant activity of plants.

Publication

Journals: 31, Books: 06, Presentations in Conferences: 30

Research and Development in science plays an important role for better living of mankind. JECRC University is a prestigious institution of Rajasthan and is emerging as a leading university in the country. With highly qualified faculty it provides quality education in science by offering Undergraduate, Postgraduate and Doctoral Programs in all disciplines. The university is providing a platform for research and Innovation in science for faculty and research scholars. The University pays more emphasis on strong interaction with the industries to provide job opportunities for the students.

 

JECRC is one of the fastest growing universities in Rajasthan with a view to give high quality education for the young bright minds of India. We are committed to play a key role in creating an ambience for the creation of new ideas, knowledge and graduates who will be market leaders of tomorrow. In doing so, we hope to make significant contributions to the development of the country and improving quality of life of its citizens. JECRC University consistently attracts the finest faculty and best of students for its Bachelor, Master and Doctoral Programs. It has the required infrastructure & well-equipped laboratories, for hands-on experience. Students are exposed to the most modern and up- to- date curriculum and contemporary developments in various disciplines of science and engineering. In addition to developing excellent scientific and engineering skills our graduates have been moulded into well groomed personalities, given their exposure to working as teams on projects, developing presentation and communication skills and actively participating in extra- curricular activities.

School of Science (SoS) at JECRC University was established in the year 2012 with the aim of creating valuable resources for industry and society through its interventions in creation of research and innovative culture, academic and professional enhancement and cultural enrichment. Faculty of Science mainly focuses on academic integrity and accountability, with respect and tolerance for the views of every individual, and attention to issues of national as well as of global concern, including knowledge of the human sciences.

SoS has strong research based foundation with sustainable development and responsible education, which offers programs in the field of Science at Graduate, Post graduate and Doctoral level. The school is well equipped with workshops, laboratories and library and has qualified faculty members.

“5th International Conference on Mathematical Modeling, Applied Analysis and Computation (ICMMAAC-22)”

An International Conference was organized by Department of Mathematics, JECRC University on 04-06 August, 2022.

Science Technology and Innovation Hub

School of Sciences has bagged with the project “SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY AND INNOVATION HUB IN JAIPUR DISTRICT, RAJASTHAN” from the Department of Science and Technology, Government of India (GoI) for a grant worth INR 2.66 Crores. This interdisciplinary project was submitted by Prof. Sapna Sharma as Principal Investigator. The project comprises low cost herbal Tie and Dye methodologies generation, innovative techniques for Gem and Jewellery making, scientific validation and documentation of Medicinal Plant based Traditional Knowledge and App-based Puppet Learning. This first of its kind project proposes to constructively affect the livelihood of more than 1200 underprivileged people from the SC Community of Jaipur and Sirohi.

DST DAAD Joint Collaboration

The School of Sciences was also sanctioned with the Indo German Collaborative project from the Department of Science and Technology, Government of India for two years 2019-2021. Prof. Ekta Menghani, Department of Biotechnology of JECRC University Jaipur jointly collaborate with Prof. A. Kirschning, Institute of Organic Chemistry, Leibniz University, Hannover, Germany. Dr. Gerald Drager, Director, REBIRTH Unit Functionalized Polymers and Regenerative Agents, Leibniz University of Hannover, Institut Fur Organische Chemie Schneiderberg, Hannover and Ms. Friederike Schakel, M.Sc. Medicinal and Natural Product Chemistry, Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz University, Hannover visited JECRC University and interacted regarding the project’s way forward. 

Invited Talks

  • Prof. Michele Caputo, AccademiaNazionaleLincei University, Italy
  • Prof. Ravi P. Agarwal, University Blvd. Kingsville, Texas, USA
  • Prof. Juan Luis Vázquez, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Spain
  • Prof.DumitruBaleanu, Cankaya University, Turkey
  • Prof. George A. Anastassiou, University of Memphis, USA
  • Prof. Martin Bohner, MUST (Missouri S&T), USA
  • Prof. Carlo Cattani, University of Tuscia, Italy
  • Prof. Jordan Hristov, University of Chemical Technology and Metallurgy, Bulgaria
  • Prof. Mahmoud Abdel-Aty, Mathematics Department, Sohag University, Egypt
  • Prof. Valentina Emilia Balas, AurelVlaicu University of Arad, Romania
  • Prof. Carla M.A. Pinto, ISEP, Portugal
  • Prof. Abdon Atangana, University of the Free State, South Africa
  • Prof. X. J. Yang, China University of Mining and Technology, China
  • Prof.Guo-Cheng Wu, Neijiang Normal University, China
  • Prof.ZakiaHammouch, Moulay Ismail University, Morocco
  • Prof. J. F. Gomez Aguilar, Tecnol6gico Nacional de Mexico, Mexico
  • Prof.Haci Mehmet Baskonus, Harran University, Turkey
  • Prof. Aydin Secer, Yildiz Technical University, Turkey
  • Prof. K.S. Nisar, Prince Sattam bin Abdulaziz University, Saudi Arabia
  • Prof.WutipholSintunavarat, Thammasat University, Thailand
  • Prof.Joydev Chattopadhyay, Indian Statistical Institute, Kolkata, India
  • Prof.Kalyan Chakraborty, KSCSTE-Kerala School of Mathematics, Kerala, India
  • Prof. D. C. Sharma, Central University of Rajasthan, Ajmer, India
  • Prof.Jugal K. Prajapat, Central University of Rajasthan, Ajmer, India
  • Prof.Paresh Vyas, University of Rajasthan, Jaipur, India
  • Prof.Devendra Kumar, University of Rajasthan, Jaipur, India
  • Prof. Rajesh K. Pandey, Indian Institute of Technology (BHU), Varanasi, India
  • Prof. S.D. Purohit, Rajasthan Technical University, Kata, India
  • Prof.Vikas Gupta, LNMIIT, Jaipur, India
  • Prof.Ritu Agarwal, MNIT, Jaipur, India
  • Prof. Sunil Kumar, National Institute of Technology, Jamshedpur, India
  • Prof.Hemen Dutta, Gauhati University, Guwahati, India
  • Prof.J.C. Bansal, South Asian University,Delhi
  • Prof.Harendra Singh, Govt. P.G. College, Gazipur, India
  • Dr.SumitSonkar, MNIT,Jaipur
  • Prof. Man Singh, Central University, Gujrat.
  • Dr.Akhil Agrawal, Central University of Rajasthan, Ajmer

 

 

Department of Botany

Dr. Sonali Pandey

Prof. & HoD

Qualification: Ph.D. (F.B.S.) M.Sc.

Experience: 22 Years(Teaching & Research)

Research Areas: Phytoremediation, Bioindicators, and Biocides

Publications: Journal Publications 47, Conference Proceedings 03, Books 07

The department aims at providing knowledge and insight about plants, plant biology and the crucial ecological roles of plants. Botany as a subject provides individuals to work in a job that is both, fun to do and benefits others. Cell Biology, Morphology, Genetics, Molecular Biology, Systematic Taxonomy, Paleobotany, Ecology and Physiology are speciality subjects of Botany. The new offshoots of Botany are Agronomy, Biotechnology, Plant Breeding, Economic Botany, Forestry, Food Science Technology, Horticulture, Forestry and Plant Pathology. Department of Botany offers Ph.D, Post Graduate & degree course to under graduates providing them sufficient knowledge in plant sciences. The degree programs combine the teaching of core principles with hands- on laboratory experience, preparing students for exciting careers in industry and academia. Department is enriched with   full-time faculty members involved in guiding Ph.D scholars with specialization of research on Aeroallergen of plant origin, Antioxidant potential of plants, identification of plant based food preservatives, Eco-friendly sustained Biofertilizer  of microbial origin, Screening of plant and algae with remediation potential towards water and soil pollution. 10 Ph.D scholars had made influential contributions to scientific discovery in the form of publications in the journal of International & National repute.The Department feel proud for producing 8 Ph.D students awarded with DOCTORATE who are progressing in their careers in academia, industry, government and non-governmental organizations.

Students from different countries like Tunisia, Bolivia have also completed their internships in the department under the banner of IAESTE-JU.

The syllabi is designed in a way to motivate students for their growth and development of both, students and society. The program follows an intensive course curriculum containing well organised courses in Botany which provides a wide range of opportunities in teaching and public service. The Post graduate & Undergraduate program is research based, thriving on the broad range of active research conducted by faculty members in the department. The department regularly conducts series of seminars prepared by the students for their overall development of professional skills.

The department has excellent lab facilities equipped with latest instruments. The department has designed a comprehensive curriculum on topics related to all aspects of Botany with an emphasis on practical and hands on learning. The curriculum is a blend of the traditional and advanced knowledge in botany which is updated regularly to keep up with the growing demands and the changing trends in academics and research laboratories. Both the faculty members are Ph.D. with teaching and research experience of more than 23 years. They are authors and co-authors of more than 15books from national and international publishing houses. They have more than 90 research papers in the journals of National and International repute. Both are life members and fellow of various National and International Botanical Societies.

 

 

DEPARTMENT OF BIOTECHNOLOGY

Dr. Ekta Menghani

Prof. & HoD

Qualification: M.Sc., Ph.D, FBS

Experience: 21 years

Research Area: Indian Medicinal plants and their biopotentials, Bioinformatics,

Publication: 85, Books Authored : 15

Project: 8 DST (Ongoing & Completed)

DST DAAD Awardee, Fellow of Botanical Society, Prof. S. N. Dixit Gold Medal Awardee

The department is conducting courses at UG, PG & Doctoral level. It has a well developed facility for Plant Biotechnology, Biochemistry, Molecular Biology and Bioinformatics. Students works on sophisticated Instruments for qualitative and quantitative analysis. The thrust area of research includes Plant Genomics and molecular markers, Bio-remediation of hydrocarbon and petroleum contaminated soil, fungal biodiversity studies for bio-active compounds, Indian Medicinal Plants and their bio potentials as therapeutic targets, Plant Secondary metabolite and Tissue Culture in department of biotechnology.

The Department faculty has also been contributing to high quality research in the front line areas of Biotechnology. Faculty members also collaborate with scientists from Institutes in India and abroad. Faculty members have their research groups including Ph.D. students, and they receive extramural research projects in their respective area of research from various Govt. funding agencies. 10 Ph.D degrees have been awarded in Biotechnology Department. The department also plans to develop capabilities in students by working closely with the biotechnology sector, to ensure that the right conditions exist in the department to develop competitive and skilled personnel that will become a part of R&D base in recognized biotechnology businesses.

Department has got Biotechnology Business Incubation Centre from Department of Science and Technology, Government of Rajasthan. Placement Opportunities Scope for biotechnology as a career option is immense as we live-in exciting times where there are amazing discoveries, new applications and innovative products in the market every day. Biotechnologists are at the forefront of continuous search to find new, sustainable food sources. They are working in various work environments like industrial sector, environmental sector, medical sector, food manufacturing, health-care and pharmaceuticals.

Our alumni are at Biocon, a leading Bio-Pharmaceutical Company at Bengaluru, Bioinformatician at Mass, Eye and Ear Boston, Massachusetts, Cryoviva Biotech Private Limited  and also at People Scou, Warsaw, Mazowieckie, Poland and so on and so forth.

Department of Biotechnology, JECRC University in collaboration with Science Technology and Innovation Hub, JU (Under the auspicious banner of SEED Division, Department of Science and Technology, Government of India) has initiated an online series of lecture, ‘Learning Skills- Unnayan’ for the School of Sciences to provide a cohesive environment of learning online during pandemic where renowned persons from International and National Universities, Industry, Government Organizations and Alumni were connecting face for the students.

Invited talk

  • Dr. Balasubramanian Ramani, Lebniz University, Hannover, Germany
  • Prof. Gerald Drager, Lebniz University, Hannover, Germany
  • Dr. Rakhi Khanna, Deputy Director, Forensic State Laboratory, Jaipur
  • Dr. Abhishek Sharma, QC Head, Blossom Kochhar Aroma Magic
  • Ms. Priyanka Nair, Manager Academics at Xebia, New Delhi
  • Dr. Manpreet Singh Manna (Former Director, AICTE, Associate Professor SLIET, Longawal)
  • Dr. Varun Sharma, Ancient DNA Laboratory, Birbal Sahni Institute of Palaeo-sciences, Lucknow(UP)
  • Dr. Ashish Polkade, Director Bharat Eco Solutions and Technologies, Pune
  • Prof. Rob Verpoorte (Natural Products Laboratory, IBL Leiden University) Sylvius Laboratory, POX 9505, 2300 RA Leiden, The Netherlands
  • Dr. S S katewa, Former Professor, Department of Botany, MLSU, Udaipur
  • Prof. Seeram Ramakrishna (FREng. Everest Chair, National University of Singapore, Singapore.
  • Professor (Dr.) Arvind Pareek, Head, Department of Botany, Maharishi Dayanand Saraswati University, Ajmer.
  • Prof. Bernhard Huchzermeyer, Former Professor, Leibniz University, Hannover, Germany
  • Prof. Dr Ramaswamy Subramanian, Director, Bindley Center for Bioscience, Professor of Biomedical Engineering & Professor of Biological Sciences, Purdue University, United States

 

DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS

Dr. Jagdev Singh

Prof. & HoD

Qualification: Ph.D.

Experience: 16 Years and 6 Months

Research Area: Fractional Calculus, Mathematical Modeling, Fractional Differential Equations, Applied Analysis, Special Functions, Numerical Methods and Analytical Methods

Publication: Journal Publications 237

Books Authored: 08, Presentation in conference: 28

The Department of Mathematics keeps pace with the advances in technology, by providing all the students with separate and state-of-the art facilities. The Department of Mathematics comprises of highly qualified and research oriented faculty members. The faculties of the department have published research papers in various national and international journals of repute with high impact factor. Prof. Jagdev Singh,  his citations are 7039 with H-index of 50. He has been ranked among the top 2% World Scientists in the career-long and single year impact by scientists of Stanford University, USA, in 2020 and 2021. He received precious International award “Obada Prize 2021”. He received Riemann Award for Young Scientist in the International conference at Biruni University, Instanbul, Turkey, December 4-6, 2020. Members of the department are guiding many research scholars and various research projects have been completed and a few more in the process. Emphasis is given to aspects such as mathematics as a means of communication in the scientific, technical and commercial world.

The Department of Mathematics at JECRC University offers  Undergraduate, Post graduate and Doctoral Programs with the goal of preparing students for jobs and leadership roles in academia and industry.

B.Sc. (Hons.) curriculum offers seven different Discipline Elective Courses:(Specialization Tracks)

  • Applied Mathematics
  • Computational  Mathematics
  • General  Mathematics
  • Data Science
  • Engineeering Mathematics
  • Computer Science
  •  Statistics

to fulfill the increasing demand for mathematicians in a variety of industries, including investment banks, insurance companies, financial institutions, engineering consulting firms, medical research, bioinformatics, software, computer security and defence.

Department- At Glance

Ø  Integration of hands-on work and research into all our programs.

Ø  Regularly organizes national and international conferences, FDP’s, seminars, workshops and lectures.

Ø  Several eminent mathematicians, faculty members from IIT and from other institutes around the globe visit the Department from time-to- time and collaborate with the faculty members of the Department.

Ø  Placement of UG/PG students in Wipro, Infosys, Capegemini, Tech Mahindra etc.

Ø  B.Sc. students are qualifying JAM for M.Sc. From IIT’s, NIT’s, IISC continuously.

Ø  M.Sc. students are qualifying for NET examination.

Ø  Mathematics Club which regularly organizes quizzes, debates and other fun learning Mathematical activities.

 

 

DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY

Prof. SonuPareek

Prof. & HoD

Qualification: M.Sc., Ph.D., NET, P.G. Diploma in Environmental Sciences Experience : 21 years

Research Area: Synthesis of Biologically important Heterocyclic derivatives, Water quality analysis and Treatment.

Publication: Journal Publications:-10, Presentation in Conference30,

Books Authored: 5

The chemistry department has a highly efficient team. Our faculty believes that research is a vital component in education. Scientific research usually involves a question, investigation of that question, and finally, communication of the discovery. The department has organized various National conferences/workshops on regular basis. The Chemistry department has well- equipped laboratories with equipments like UV- VIS Spectrophotometer, pH Meter, Polarograph, Digital Conductivity Meter, Electronic Balance, Double Distillation Plant, Bomb Colorimeter, Fluorescence spectroscopy instrument, etc. Most often, scientific investigations involve both literature searches and planned experiments. Since, we have a good team of faculty members having a proven academic as well as research credentials with world class international publications in their field of specialization; we are offering a very good doctoral program in Chemistry.

Scope of the subject

Chemistry is the ‘Game of a single electron’. Chemistry plays a key role in solving scientific, economic, environmental and societal problems, which are connected with the basic question how to guarantee the sustainability of our planet. It tends to focus on the properties of substance and the interactions between different types of matter. In more formal terms chemistry is the study of matter and the changes it can undergo. So understanding the basic properties of matter and learning how to predict and explain how they change, when they react to form new substances is what chemistry and chemists are all about. Chemistry is not limited to beakers and laboratories. Increasing our knowledge in chemistry is essential if we want to improve our daily lifestyle. Chemistry is a job oriented course. Chemistry is a significant component in all emerging industries based on energy, medicine, biotechnology, textile, cement, metallurgy, nanotechnology, agrochemicals and materials and techniques for National defence research programs.

Department of Chemistry is offering following Industry oriented courses

Ø  B.Sc. Hons. Chemistry

Ø  B.Sc. Hons. Chemistry with Specialization in

  • Nano chemistry
  • Forensic Chemistry & Technology
  • Industrial Chemistry
  • Pharmaceutical Chemistry
  • Food Chemistry& Technology
  • Environmental Chemistry
  • Bio chemistry
  • Ø  M.Sc. Chemistry  and Ph.D. in Chemistry

Achievements/Activities

  • Prof.S.K. Sharma of Department of Chemistry ranked twice as world’s top 2% Scientists among one lakh Scientists in the field of Green Chemistry
  • Placement of UG& PG students in PI Industries Udaipur, Hindustan Zinc, Alchem Laboratories, Asian Paints, Ambuja Cement, AWPL, Pesticide Industries, Dainik Bhaskar& Reputed Coaching Institutes.
  • Faculty membership of reputed International societies like American Chemical Society, Fellowship of Royal Society of Chemistry.
  • Internship in Industries and Research Labs for PG students like, BARC Mumbai, CDRI Lucknow, ONGC, Forensic sciences Labs, Ground water quality Deptt. Textile Industries etc.
  • B.Sc. Chemistry (Hons) are qualifying JAM for M.Sc. From IIT’s, NIT’s, IISC continuously.
  • NET & GATE qualified by the students of M.Sc. Chemistry.
  • Ph.D. students are working in MNC and academic Institutions of good repute.
  • Social awareness campaigns conducted by students of Deptt. in villages; food adulteration camps, water and health hygiene camps etc.
  • Hands on training workshops for UG/PG students to enhance entrepreneur skills.
  • Invited Lectures by Eminent Scientists for undergraduate &Graduate students.
  • Awards won by B.Sc.& M.Sc. Students every year in National & International conference, seminars.

 

DEPARTMENT OF ZOOLOGY

Dr. Rajesh Yadav

Prof. & HoD

Qualification :Ph.D., M. Sc.

Experience: 22 years

Research Area: Reproductive Toxicology, Bioremediation, Biopesticides, Food Microbiology & Environmental Microbiology

Publication: Journal Publications: 23, Presentation in Conference 25

Books Authored: 7

About Zoology

The Department is offering courses at UG, PG & Doctoral level. Zoology is the science which deals with study of animals and their existence in the environment. It encompasses the structure, anatomy, characteristics, behaviour and distribution, mode of nutrition, physiology, genetics and evolution of animal species. In short, it is the branch of science where animals, their structures, development and classification are studied. The subject tells us how animals think, why they act the way they do, where they live and why, how they have adapted to the environment and much more. The curriculum of Zoology is designed to equip the students in life sciences with in-depth knowledge and practical skills in various aspects of animal Biology. The curriculum endeavors to prepare students in a wide range of science-based skills that provide the learning base for future careers in disciplines such as health sciences, agriculture, environment management, the emerging biotechnologies, publishing, teaching, research and consultancy.

The Department has excellent Lab facilitiesfor the study of animal behaviour, developmental biology, physiological, biochemical, microbial and animal biotechnology related exercises, and latest scientific instruments. Study and hands-on laboratory experience of all these enable the students to learn the basic techniques in animal experimentation, enhance their confidence and prepare them for exciting careers in industry and academia.

The faculty of the department are Ph.D. with teaching and research experience of more than 20 years, and are life members of various National and International professional societies. They are actively engaged in research, with full time Ph.D. Scholars and foreign Interns pursuing research on topics viz. toxicity in animals /insects, microbial contamination of animal products, biodeterioration of cultural heritages, Biopesticides, bioremediation etc. Two Students have been awarded Ph.D. Degrees in the Department. The faculty of the department has also received “Hindi SewaPuruskar 2019” for the book, “RashtriyaAapdaMochanBalaivamAapdaPrabandhan” by BhashaAivamPustakalayaVibhaag, Jaipur.

 

DEPARTMENT OF FORENSIC SCIENCE

Ms. Vaishnavi Thakre

Assistant Professor-II & HoD
Qualification: M.Sc., NET

About Forensic Science

Forensic Science has always fascinated students as well as professionals. With rapidly increasing crime rate in society, the demand of forensic science and thus the value of forensic experts have reached the heights. Considering the factual scenario, we at JU aim to make and shape up our students as per the demands of the field and the employer.

Our USPs

  • Curriculum as per NEP
  • Collaboration with EC Council USA
  • EC certifications are incorporated in the curriculum itself and are mandatory)
  • Opportunity to earn Degree with Specialization
  • Opportunities of internships for industry experience
  • Well established Forensic Laboratory

B.Sc. (Hons.) in Forensic science helps to develop the analytical skills necessary to process and evaluate evidence in a criminal investigation.The programme focuses more upon developing the investigative perspective of the student and promoting their ideas and insights by engaging the learner in research and project activities which would be more of a practical exposure. The newly designed curriculum as per upgraded education policy, gives learner an opportunity to work upon scientific methodologies of investigation. At the end of this course, they will be able to find themselves as a competent student to understand the science of investigation. A strong base and versatility is always valued and thus, the syllabus of Forensic science has been designed in correlation with the syllabus of NTA NET examination in order to make the students competent enough to qualify the exam and ensure excellent academic record.

Forensic Science is a multi-disciplinary subject which encompasses various fields of science such as Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Psychology, Social Science, Engineering and Law. Forensic science serves as a scientific testimony for the investigation of criminal and civil case sand convictions. During this programme, the student also learns about basic to advanced forensic science, Crime Scene Investigation, Fingerprint Examination, Questioned Documents Examination, Visit to forensic labs and other departments and much more! ! The various discipline electives in the form of tracks that are offered in the curriculum give student an opportunity to choose among them as per his/her choice wherein the student is able to learn those respective subjects at little bit advanced level. Also, if the student chooses all the subjects of the same track the student is able to earn the degree with that particular specialization such as advanced forensic medicine, advanced forensic toxicology, ECC, advanced forensic psychology and forensic biotechnology etc.

B.Sc. Forensic science study develops the skills to understand Criminal Psychology as well as effective implementation of Laws for a safe society. Thus, the program offers both theoretical and practical knowledge in every area of criminalistics and also provides an understanding of investigative science, ability to deal with the evidences, ability to process the crime scene, understanding of justice system and a strong academic base for future career prospects.

Our Corporate Collaboration

We have signed a MoU with EC Council, USA, which is the global leader in Cyber Security certification programs like Certified Ethical Hacker and Computer Hacking Forensic Investigator and which has certified more than 2.5 Lacs professionals so far. As a result of this, we are offering B.Sc. (Hons.) Forensic Science Program in association with EC Council, USA. The enrolling student will get the opportunity to learn from EC Council Authorized Trainers and earn 3 relevant EC Council Certifications during the said program.

 

DEPARTMENT OF MICROBIOLOGY

Dr. Varsha Gupta

Prof. & HoD

Qualification: M.Sc. (Gold Medallist), SLET, Ph.D.

Experience: 25 years

Research Area: Environmental Microbiology &Toxicology, Wildlife Techniques- Identification of Animals.

Publication :Journal Publications:45,Conference Proceedings:03, Workshops : 12 Presentation in Conferences:27, Conference/workshop organized: 7

Microbiology is a field of science devoted to the study of organisms that are too small to see, and therefore an engaging laboratory experience is often the key to capturing students’ interest. The scientific discipline of ‘Microbiology’ is one of the most critical components of modern day science and increase demand for microbiologists in India and globally. The Department of Microbiology was established in the year 2012 as one of the Department under Faculty of Science to impart quality education in the field of Microbiology and to create trained microbiologist. The department aims to familiarize students with fundamental concept of basic techniques, their applications and is conducting courses at Undergraduate, Postgraduate and Doctoral levels. All degree programs combine the teaching of core principles with hands-on laboratory experience, preparing students for exciting careers in industry and academia. In this context, microbiology laboratory is designed based on the biosafety level 1 with strictly prescribed rules for personal and environmental safety.

Research conducted by the faculty is a vital part of responsibility and contributes significantly to the graduation and post-graduation programs. Various workshops conducted on bioinformatics, bio safety guidelines, role of microbiology in recent world at department levels. Department MOUs with various industries.Five Students have been awarded and many more students pursuing Ph.D. degree in the Department of Microbiology.The main focus of research in the department in the field of Medical Microbiology and Environmental Microbiology Extremophiles Diversity (Thermophiles & Halophiles), Enzymology, Microbial Proteomics with various specializations like MRSA, Antimicrobial activity, Secondary metabolites, Hepatitis, Influenza, Dermatophytes, Bio deterioration of cultural heritage, Bioremediation of textile effluents, Bio surfactants, Bio cementing, Microbial Fuel Cells etc. After completion of research in this stream microbiologists become eligible for Post-doctoral courses, Research and Development of various sectors i.e. food, environment and health as well work as entrepreneur.

Potential Placements: Industry, Academia and Research TCS (Life Science), INTAS Pharmaceutical, National Institute of Virology (NIV, PUNE), MLSU

Department- At Glance

  • Expertise and Experience faculties
  • Publication in Scopus Indexed, Elsevier and Springer Journals of Repute
  • Faculty Expert Reviewers in Scopus Indexed Journals
  • Co-Partner in BBI Incubation Center funded by DST Rajasthan
  • Science Technology Innovation (STI) Hub resource centre established by DST, New Delhi

 

 

DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS

Dr. Pranav Saxena

Prof. & HoD

Qualification : Ph.D., M.Phil., M.Sc.

Experience: 21 years

Research Area: High Energy Physics Phenomenology

Publication: 22

Books Authored: 5

Right from the inception of the University, the department of Physics is continuously progressing in academics and research in School of Sciences. Department focuses on aligning the teaching and learning experience for its students with research values and practices of the university.

Department has wide range in research specializations and thus offers PhD program in the field of Solar Astronomy, Material Science, Composite Materials, Thin Films, Plasma Physics, Hydrogen Energy, Microwave Electronics. All faculty members are highly qualified with the institution of international repute and potential excellence and having wide teaching experience. Continuous contribution is on swing and numbers of research publications have been published by the faculty members in international SCOPUS / SCI Indexed or in peer reviewed journals.

At Postgraduate level, department is running MSc (Physics) program with the specialization in various fields, where the students are groomed well with the exposures at reputed organizations like Vikram Sarabhai Space Centre (ISRO), Atomic and Minerals Directorate (DAE), Solar Observatory – A unit of Physical Research Laboratory (PRL), Forensic Science (State Govt.), Aries and Ministry of Earth Sciences etc. for their project work. Opportunities are also provided to the student for internship under student exchange program (IAESTE).

At undergraduate level, the department of Physics offers BSc (Hons) in Physics with the specialization of Electronics & Communication Science, Material Science and Astrophysics and Astronomy. The physics courses offered are oriented to the various goals that students may achieve in studying physics. The curriculum is equipped with the elective courses, that not only enhances the scientific approach of the students but also prepare them competent globally. Department also offers number of courses in BSc (Pass) and in other degree programs like Forensic Sciences, BSc (Law), and electives for other non-physics Honors program. In BTech program, department delivers a comprehensive knowledge on Modern Physics including the cutting edge technologies like Nanotechnology, Spintronics and Quantum computing and photonics justifies the importance of Physics in engineering. Beyond the curriculum, department encourages the students to expedite their research aptitude by doing internship offered in summer research program at different institutions. Best efforts are done to felicitate the theory through the well equipped laboratories.

Department emphasizes on nurturing the physics in young generations through the exposures of invited talks by eminent speakers from NASA, BARC, IUCAA ( Pune), Department of SAFAR and Meteorological (Govt. of India), University of Sheffield, UK and many others. The motivational academic environment inspires the students for higher studies either at abroad or at national level instates/universities as well constantly guide the students for qualifying the JAM/JEST/NET or other competitive examinations.

Department focuses on to provide relevant education in Physics at undergraduate and graduate levels and substantial research work with relevance to contemporary problems faced by industry and the society at large.

Department offers B.Sc. (Hons.) in Physics with the specialization of Electronics & Communication, Renewable Energy, Material Physics, Astrophysics, BSc (Pass) and MSc (Physics) effectively with inclusive approach. Beside these, the department also offers Applied Physics course in BTech program, intend to impart a wide and comprehensive knowledge of Modern Physics, Laser, Holography, and Optical Communication. Content on upcoming technologies like Nanotechnology, Spintronics and Quantum computing is to provide a glimpse of the cutting edge technologies which have transformed the society. Physics department also offers the minor courses in non-physics major program likes Forensic Sciences, BSc Law, and other Honors program in Basic Sciences and Engineering. Department is engaged in producing quality research in diverse areas, e.g. Solar Astronomy, Condensed Matter, Plasma Physics, Hydrogen Energy, Microwave Electronics and High Energy Physics and intra-disciplinary research also. All faculty members are highly qualified with the institution of international repute and potential excellence having wide teaching experience. Numbers of significant research publications have been published in international SCOPUS / SCI Indexed or in peer reviewed journals.

Department emphasizes on nurturing the physics in young generations through courses, projects and seminars, and exposures of invited talks by eminent speakers from NASA, BARC, IUCAA ( Pune), Department of SAFAR and Meteorological (Govt. of India), University of Sheffield, UK and many others. Faculty members constantly guide the students to orient them for higher studies and career development. The achievements count the student’s IAESTAE Internship at GERMANY, Projects at Vikram Sarabhai Space Centre (ISRO), Atomic and Minerals Directorate (DAE), Solar Observatory – A unit of Physical Research Laboratory (PRL), Ministry of Earth Sciences and at other various national level institutes. The motivational academic environment inspires the students for higher studies or research program through JAM/JEST/NET. Best efforts are done to felicitate the theory through the dedicated labs (including Dark Room), equipped with electrical, electronics, thermodynamics, mechanical, optical and nuclear experiments.

Dr. Ekta Menghani Prof. & HoD Qualification: M.Sc., Ph.D, FBS Experience: 21 years Research Area: Indian Medicinal plants and their biopotentials, Bioinformatics, Publication: 85, Books Authored : 15 Project: 8 DST (Ongoing & Completed) DST DAAD Awardee, Fellow of Botanical Society, Prof. S. N. Dixit Gold Medal Awardee The department is conducting courses at UG, PG & Doctoral level. It has a well developed facility for Plant Biotechnology, Biochemistry, Molecular Biology and Bioinformatics. Students works on sophisticated Instruments for qualitative and quantitative analysis. The thrust area of research includes Plant Genomics and molecular markers, Bio-remediation of hydrocarbon and petroleum contaminated soil, fungal biodiversity studies for bio-active compounds, Indian Medicinal Plants and their bio potentials as therapeutic targets, Plant Secondary metabolite and Tissue Culture in department of biotechnology. The Department faculty has also been contributing to high quality research in the front line areas of Biotechnology. Faculty members also collaborate with scientists from Institutes in India and abroad. Faculty members have their research groups including Ph.D. students, and they receive extramural research projects in their respective area of research from various Govt. funding agencies. 10 Ph.D degrees have been awarded in Biotechnology Department. The department also plans to develop capabilities in students by working closely with the biotechnology sector, to ensure that the right conditions exist in the department to develop competitive and skilled personnel that will become a part of R&D base in recognized biotechnology businesses. Department has got Biotechnology Business Incubation Centre from Department of Science and Technology, Government of Rajasthan. Placement Opportunities Scope for biotechnology as a career option is immense as we live-in exciting times where there are amazing discoveries, new applications and innovative products in the market every day. Biotechnologists are at the forefront of continuous search to find new, sustainable food sources. They are working in various work environments like industrial sector, environmental sector, medical sector, food manufacturing, health-care and pharmaceuticals. Our alumni are at Biocon, a leading Bio-Pharmaceutical Company at Bengaluru, Bioinformatician at Mass, Eye and Ear Boston, Massachusetts, Cryoviva Biotech Private Limited  and also at People Scou, Warsaw, Mazowieckie, Poland and so on and so forth. Department of Biotechnology, JECRC University in collaboration with Science Technology and Innovation Hub, JU (Under the auspicious banner of SEED Division, Department of Science and Technology, Government of India) has initiated an online series of lecture, ‘Learning Skills- Unnayan’ for the School of Sciences to provide a cohesive environment of learning online during pandemic where renowned persons from International and National Universities, Industry, Government Organizations and Alumni were connecting face for the students. Invited talk
  • Dr. Balasubramanian Ramani, Lebniz University, Hannover, Germany
  • Prof. Gerald Drager, Lebniz University, Hannover, Germany
  • Dr. Rakhi Khanna, Deputy Director, Forensic State Laboratory, Jaipur
  • Dr. Abhishek Sharma, QC Head, Blossom Kochhar Aroma Magic
  • Ms. Priyanka Nair, Manager Academics at Xebia, New Delhi
  • Dr. Manpreet Singh Manna (Former Director, AICTE, Associate Professor SLIET, Longawal)
  • Dr. Varun Sharma, Ancient DNA Laboratory, Birbal Sahni Institute of Palaeo-sciences, Lucknow(UP)
  • Dr. Ashish Polkade, Director Bharat Eco Solutions and Technologies, Pune
  • Prof. Rob Verpoorte (Natural Products Laboratory, IBL Leiden University) Sylvius Laboratory, POX 9505, 2300 RA Leiden, The Netherlands
  • Dr. S S katewa, Former Professor, Department of Botany, MLSU, Udaipur
  • Prof. Seeram Ramakrishna (FREng. Everest Chair, National University of Singapore, Singapore.
  • Professor (Dr.) Arvind Pareek, Head, Department of Botany, Maharishi Dayanand Saraswati University, Ajmer.
  • Prof. Bernhard Huchzermeyer, Former Professor, Leibniz University, Hannover, Germany
  • Prof. Dr Ramaswamy Subramanian, Director, Bindley Center for Bioscience, Professor of Biomedical Engineering & Professor of Biological Sciences, Purdue University, United States

    ACADEMIC PROGRAMMES

    B.Sc. Biotechnology (Hons.): 3 years M.Sc. Biotechnology: 2 years Ph.D Biotechnology

    CURRICULUM

    B.Sc. Biotechnology Syllabus M.Sc. Biotechnology Syllabus

    FACULTY

    Faculty Details Photo
    Dr. Ekta Menghani (Professor) Area of Research Medicinal Plants and secondary metabolite Journal Publications – 65 Books Published – 11 Book Chapters – 04 Conferences Attended – 25
    Dr. Hardik Pathak (Head, Associate Professor) Area of Research – Environmental Biotechnology & Microbial Technology Journal Publications – 38 Books Published – 08 Book Chapters – 04 Conferences Attended – 34
    Dr. Ruchi Seth (Associate Professor) Area of Research – Agricultural Biotech, Environmental Biotech & Plant Secondary Metabolites Journal Publications – 14 Books Published – 01 Book Chapters – 04 Conferences Attended – 30
    Dr. Jebi Sudan (Assistant Professor) Area of Research – Plant Genomics and Molecular Biology Journal Publications – 10 Articles/Book Chapters – 04

PROGRAM OUTCOME

PEO’s and PO’s PROGRAM OUTCOME PO1. Critical Thinking: Take informed actions after identifying the assumptions that frame our thinking and actions, checking out the degree to which these assumptions are accurate and valid, and looking at our ideas and decisions (intellectual, organizational, and personal) from different perspectives. PO2. Effective Communication: Speak, read, write and listen clearly in person and through electronic media in English and in one Indian language, and make meaning of the world by connecting people, ideas, books, media and technology. PO3. Social Interaction: Elicit views of others, mediate disagreements and help reach conclusions in group settings. PO4. Effective Citizenship: Demonstrate empathetic social concern and equity centered national development, and the ability to act with an informed awareness of issues and participate in civic life through volunteering. PO5. Ethics: Recognize different value systems including your own, understand the moral dimensions of your decisions, and accept responsibility for them. PO6. Environment and Sustainability: Understand the issues of environmental contexts and sustainable development. PO7. Self-directed and Life-long Learning: Acquire the ability to engage in independent and life-long learning in the broadest context social technological changes Program Specific Outcome PSO1: To impart training in Biotechnology at advanced level and enthuse the students to understand basic concept of Biotechnology (Understanding skills) PSO2: To educate the students to make them confident and capable of accepting any challenge at Global Level (Problem-Solving Skills) PSO3: To train the students for creating innovative career in research and for higher studies. (Successful Career and Entrepreneurship)

LABORATORY

  1. Biotechnology Laboratory
  2. Bioinformatics Laboratory
Biotechnology Laboratory

ANNUAL STUDENT ENROLLMENT AND GRADUATION DATA

Name of program: Biotechnology
Academic Year

Enrollment year

 Total Undergrad
1st 2nd 3rd
2020-21 12 14 26 52
2019-20 14 26 14 54
2018-19 26 14 15 55
2017-18 14 15 16 45
2016-17 15 16 19 50

RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS

Title of paper Name of the author/s Department of the teacher Name of journal Year of publication ISBN/ISSN number
A one pot environmental friendly, Multicomonent synthesis of 2-amino-5-cyano-4-(2-aryl)-1H-indol-3-yl)-6-hydroxypyrimidines and their antimicrobial activity R. Gupta, A. Jain, Y. Madan, E. Menghani Biotechnology Journal of Heterocyclic chemistry 2014 0022-152X
A Review on Antidermatophytic Efficiency of Plant Essential Oils Anima Sharma*, Vishnu Sharma, Tarun Kumar Kumawat and Ruchi Seth Biotechnology INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF PURE & APPLIED BIOSCIENCE 2014 ISSN: 2320 – 7051
Amorphophallus species as potential source of antimicrobial agent” EktaMenghani, Pooja Saini, Adnan Khokar Biotechnology Asian journal of biomedical and pharmaceutical sciences, 2249-622x 2014 2249-622x
Bioreduction of fluoride in affected water samples of Jaipur by Oscillatoria (Cyanophyta) species Pareek, A. Vashishtha, S. Moin, E. Menghani Biotechnology International journal of Algae 2014 ISSN Print: 1521-9429, ISSN Online: 1940-4328
Microbial Ecology of Hydrocarbon Degradation in the Soil: A Review. PoojaPanday, Hardik Pathak and Saurabh Dave Biotechnology Research Journal of Environmental Toxicology 10 (1): 1-15, ISSN 1819-3420 2014 2320 – 7051
Microwave assisted ZnONanocatalysedbiginelli synthesis of Pyrazolopyrimidione derivatives and evaluation of their bioactivity Ragini Gupta, Yogita Madan and EktaMenghani. Biotechnology Journal of Applicable chemistry 2014 2278-1862
Antimicrobial Ability of curcuma longa extract cloth as antibiotic environment EktaMenghani, Pooja Saini, NalineeKumari, Adnan Khokar Biotechnology International Journal of Pharma and Biosciences, 0675-6299 2014 0675-6299
Bioactive secondary metabolites an overview EktaMenghani, Abhishek Sharma, Naleenikumari Biotechnology International Journal of Scientific and Engineering Research, 2229-5518 2014 2229-5518
Dermatophytes: Diagnosis of dermatophytosis and its treatment Vishnu Sharma, Tarun Kumar Kumawat, Anima Sharma, Ruchi Seth Biotechnology African Journal of Microbiology Research 2015 1996-0808
Antimicrobial activity of Prosopis cineraria (leaf) methanol and chloroform extract against selected bacterial species Adnan khokar and EktaMenghani Biotechnology International Journal of Pharma and Biosciences 2015 0975-6299
Distribution and Prevalence of Dermatophytes in Semi-Arid Region of India Vishnu Sharma, Tarun Kumar Kumawat, Anima Sharma, Ruchi Seth Biotechnology Advances in Microbiology 2015 ISSN Print: 2165-3402 ISSN Online: 2165-3410
Antimicrobial acitivty of Prosopis cineraria (leaf) methanol and chloroform extract against selected bacterial species EktaMenghani and Adnan Khokar Biotechnology International Journal of pharma and biosciences, ISSN 0975-6299 2015 ISSN 0975-6299
Screening of successive extracts of Amorphophalluskonjac for antibacterial activity Adnan Khokar, Dr. EktaMenghani Biotechnology African Journal of Biotechnology 2015 1684-5315
Antimicrobial activity of Isolates of Actinomycetes from soils of semi arid regions of Rajasthan Meetamasand and EktaMenghani Biotechnology World Journal of Pharmacy and pharmaceutical sciences, 2278-4357 2015 2278-4357
Antibacterial potentials of two Indian Spices. EktaMenghani, Apoorvarana, Pushpendrasaraswat and ArvindPareek. Biotechnology International Journal of pharma and biosciences, ISSN 0975-6299 2015 ISSN 0975-6299
A review of research on actinomycetes in Rajasthan MeetaMasand, Gaurav Sharma, EktaMenghani Biotechnology Asian Journal of Microbiology and Environmental sciences 2016 0972-3005
A study on antidermatophytic potential of OciumTenuiflorum essential oil & chemical composition Vishnu Sharma, Anima Sharma &ruchi Seth Biotechnology International Journal of pharmatech Research 2016 ISSN 2455-9563
Analysis of molecular diversity in Indian and Exotic genotypes of Brassica junceausing SSR markers Jebisudan, Prakritikhajuria, S.K. gupta and Ravinder Singh Biotechnology Indian J Genet. 2016-17 0019-5200
COmparative study of isolates to degrade high moleculer weight hydrocarbons Shailusihag&Hardik Pathak Biotechnology Research Journal of pharmaceutical , Biological & chemical sciences 2016 ISSN  0975-8585
Effect of Temperature and pH variations on Growth Pattern of keratinophilic fungi from Jaipur, India Vishnu Sharma, Anima Sharma, Ruchi Seth Biotechnology Entomology and Applied Science Letters 2016 ISSN No.:2349-2864
Identification of phytocomponents in methanol extract of cuscutareflexa grown on nerium  oleander Poojasaini, EktaMenghani, Rekha Mittal Biotechnology International journal of Pharma& Bio Sciences 2016-17 ISSN 0975-6299
TLC and GC-MS analysis of methanol extract of root of Prosopis cineraria from Jaipur, Rajasthan Adnan khokar and EktaMenghani Biotechnology IJSER 2016 ISSN:2229-5518
Continuing hunt for endophyticactinomycetes as a source of novel biologically active metabolites. EktaMenghani, MeetaMasand Biotechnology World Journal of Microbiology and Biotechnology. 2016 ISSN: 0959-3993 (Print) 1573-0972 (Online
An endangered medicinal plant Plumbagozeylanica L. and its substitute Dyerophytumindicum Gibbs RichaTyagi, Gaurav Sharma, EktaMenghani Biotechnology JPC Journal of Planar Chromatography Modern TLC 2017 0933-4173
Antibiotic potentials and isolation of metabolomes from microorganisms of mesophilic soil of Rajasthan Abhishek Sharma and EktaMenghani Biotechnology African journal of microbiology 2017 1996-0808
Biodegradation of 2T Engine Oil By BrevibacillusAgri Strain Isolated From Petroleum Contaminated Soil Dr. Hardik Pathak Biotechnology International Journal of Pharma and Bio Sciences July; 8(3): (B) 448-456. 2017 0975-6299
Evaluation of antifungal activity of citrus grandis essential oil and chemical composition VISHNU SHARMA, ANIMA SHARMA, RUCHI SETH Biotechnology International Journal of Pharma and Bio Sciences 2017 ISSN 0975-6299
Evaluation of Keratinolytic Activity Succeeds by Keratinophilic Fungi in Jaipur, India VISHNU SHARMA, ANIMA SHARMA, RUCHI SETH Biotechnology American Journal of Applied Sciences 2017 ISSN Online: 1554-3641; ISSN Print: 1546-9239
Microorganisms as chemical factories for isolation of Metabolomes from Mesophilic soil Abhishek Sharma and EktaMenghani Biotechnology International Journal of Pharmacy and Pharmacuetical sciences 2017 ISSN 0975 – 1491
Physico-Chemical Properties Of Petroleum Contaminated Soil Collected From Arid Region Of Rajasthan (Churu). Dr. Hardik Pathak Biotechnology International journal of pharma and biosciences 2017 0975-6299
Plant epigenetic mechanisms: role in abiotic stress and their generational heritability Jebisudan, Meenakshi Raina, Ravinder Singh Biotechnology 3 Biotech 2018 2190-5738
Role of bacteria in biogradation of PAHS: Mini review Poojapandey, Hardik Pandey &Saurabh  Dave Biotechnology JECRC University Ramchandrapura, Sitapura, Jaipur( Rajasthan) 2018 ISSN No. 2348-8190
Biosynthetic Potential of Bioactive Streptomycetes Isolated from arid region of the thar Desert, Rajasthan (India). Frontiers in Microbiology.  MeetaMasand, K. KamalakshiSivakala, EktaMenghani, T. Thinesh, R. Anandham, G. Sharma, N. Sivakumar, Solomon, R. D. Jebakumar and P. A. Jose. Biotechnology  Frontiers in Microbiology. 9: 687 2018 1664-302X
Indian Medicinal Plants as an effective antimicrobial agent. EktaMenghani , Richatyagi, Gaurav Sharma, NakuleshwarDutJasuja, Biotechnology Journal of Critical Reviews. ISSN: 2394-5125 2016 ISSN: 2394-5125
A parasitic Medicinal plant Cuscutareflexa: An overview. Pooja Saini, RekhaMithal and EktaMenghani. Biotechnology IJSER, ISSN 2229-5518 2017 ISSN 2229-5518
2015. Hamelia patens a potential plant from Rubiaceae family: A review. JafraBano, SwapnaSantra and EktaMenghani. Biotechnology IJSER, ISSN 2229-5518 2017 ISSN 2229-5518
Factors Affecting the Rate of Biodegradation of Polyaromatic Hydrocarbons ShalluSihag and Hardik Pathak Biotech 1. ISSN: 2320 – 7051. Int. J. Pure App. Biosci. 2017 ISSN: 2320 – 7051
A review on commonly used Indian Medicinal Plants and its medicinal use EktaMenghani, RichaTyagi, Vinita Singh Biotechnology World Journal of Pharmaceutical Research, 2277-7105 2017 2277-7105
A review on Plumbagozeylanica: a compelling herb EktaMenghani and RichaTyagi Biotechnology International Journal of Pharma Sciences and Research, 2018 0975-9492
Antimicrobial Ability of curcuma longa extract cloth as antibiotic environment EktaMenghani, Pooja Saini, NalineeKumari, Adnan Khokar Biotechnology International Journal of Pharma and Biosciences, 0675-6299 2018 0675-6299
Bioefficacy of Crude Extracts from JatrophaGossypifolia against Human Pathogens Vishnu Sharma, Tarun Kumar Kumawat, Ruchi Seth and Anima Sharma Biotechnology International Journal of Biotechnology and Bioengineering Research ISSN 2231-1238 2018 2231-1238
Diversity of Keratin Degrading Fungal Flora in Industrial area of Jaipur and Keratinolytic Potential of TrichophytonMentagrophytes and MicrosporumCanis Tarun Kumar Kumawat, Vishnu Sharma, Ruchi Seth and Anima Sharma Biotechnology International Journal of Biotechnology and Bioengineering Research ISSN 2231-1239 2018 2231-1239
Identification of phytocomponents in methnolic extract of cuscutareflaxa Pojja Saini, EktaMenghani, Rekhamittal Biotechnology Asian Journal of chemistry 2018 0975-427X
Isolation, identification and characterization of oil degrading bacteria isolated from the contaminated sites of Barmer, Rajasthan EktaMenghani, NalineeKumari, Abhishek vasishtha, Pooja Saini Biotechnology International Journal of Biotechnology and Bioengineering research, 2018 2231-1238
Phytochemical evaluation of Plumbagozeylanica: a prevaling herb EktaMenghani and RichaTyagi Biotechnology Innovare journal of health sciences, 2018 2347-5536
Phytochemical standards of Chitrak: a boon of therapeuctic. EktaMenghani and RichaTyagi Biotechnology Journal of advanced pharmaceutical research, 2229-3787 2018 2229-3787
Pseudomonas in Biodegradation Shivendra Sharma and Hardik Pathak Biotech ISSN: 232 7051, Int. J. Pure App. Biosci 2018 232 7051
Radioprotective of Swiss albino mice by Prunusaviumwith special reference to hematopoietic system. RashmiSisodia, Smita Singh, ChaturbhujMundotiva, EktaMenghani and Preeti Srivastava. Biotechnology Journal of Environmental Pathology, Toxicology and Oncology 2018 7318898
The Physiochenical standards of DyerophytumrubrumGibs. Ex Wt and Plumbagozeylanica L. Leaf: a co comparison EktaMenghani, RichaTyagi, Meetamasand, RuhalDubey Biotechnology World Journal of Pharmacy and pharmaceutical sciences, 2019 2278-4357
Total phenolic and primary metabolites in Verbesinaencelioides EktaMenghani and Vinita Singh Biotechnology International Journal of Pure and Applied Bioscience, 2019 2320-7051
ddRAD sequencing-based identification of inter-genepool SNPs and association analysis in Brassica juncea Jebi Sudan, Ravinder Singh, Susheel Sharma and SajadMajeedZargar Biotechnology BMC Plant Biology 2019 1471-2229

AREAS OF CONSULTANCY

Name Qualification Area Of Expertise for Consultancy
Dr. Hardik Pathak Ph.D Bioremediation and Biodegradation
Dr. Ekta Meghnani Ph.D Medicinal Plant and their metabolites
Dr. Ruchi Seth Ph.D Agriculture Biotechnology and Secondary metabolite production
​ Dr. Varsha Gupta Prof. & HoD Qualification: M.Sc. (Gold Medallist), SLET, Ph.D. Experience: 25 years Research Area: Environmental Microbiology &Toxicology, Wildlife Techniques- Identification of Animals. Publication :Journal Publications:45,Conference Proceedings:03, Workshops : 12 Presentation in Conferences:27, Conference/workshop organized: 7 Microbiology is a field of science devoted to the study of organisms that are too small to see, and therefore an engaging laboratory experience is often the key to capturing students’ interest. The scientific discipline of ‘Microbiology’ is one of the most critical components of modern day science and increase demand for microbiologists in India and globally. The Department of Microbiology was established in the year 2012 as one of the Department under Faculty of Science to impart quality education in the field of Microbiology and to create trained microbiologist. The department aims to familiarize students with fundamental concept of basic techniques, their applications and is conducting courses at Undergraduate, Postgraduate and Doctoral levels. All degree programs combine the teaching of core principles with hands-on laboratory experience, preparing students for exciting careers in industry and academia. In this context, microbiology laboratory is designed based on the biosafety level 1 with strictly prescribed rules for personal and environmental safety. Research conducted by the faculty is a vital part of responsibility and contributes significantly to the graduation and post-graduation programs. Various workshops conducted on bioinformatics, bio safety guidelines, role of microbiology in recent world at department levels. Department MOUs with various industries.Five Students have been awarded and many more students pursuing Ph.D. degree in the Department of Microbiology.The main focus of research in the department in the field of Medical Microbiology and Environmental Microbiology Extremophiles Diversity (Thermophiles & Halophiles), Enzymology, Microbial Proteomics with various specializations like MRSA, Antimicrobial activity, Secondary metabolites, Hepatitis, Influenza, Dermatophytes, Bio deterioration of cultural heritage, Bioremediation of textile effluents, Bio surfactants, Bio cementing, Microbial Fuel Cells etc. After completion of research in this stream microbiologists become eligible for Post-doctoral courses, Research and Development of various sectors i.e. food, environment and health as well work as entrepreneur. Potential Placements: Industry, Academia and Research TCS (Life Science), INTAS Pharmaceutical, National Institute of Virology (NIV, PUNE), MLSU Department- At Glance
  • Expertise and Experience faculties
  • Publication in Scopus Indexed, Elsevier and Springer Journals of Repute
  • Faculty Expert Reviewers in Scopus Indexed Journals
  • Co-Partner in BBI Incubation Center funded by DST Rajasthan
  • Science Technology Innovation (STI) Hub resource centre established by DST, New Delhi

    ACADEMIC PROGRAMMES

    B.Sc. Microbiology (Hons.): 3 years M.Sc. Microbiology: 2 years Ph.D. Microbiology  

    CURRICULUM

    Attachment: B.Sc. Microbiology Syllabus Attachment: M.Sc. Microbiology Syllabus

    FACULTY

    Dr. Varsha Gupta Designation : Associate Professor & Head Department : Microbiology Qualification: M.Sc. (Zoology), M.Sc. (Science of Living Yoga Meditation), SLET, Ph.D. (Life Science), 23 Years of Teaching & Research Experience. Email: [email protected] Research Area: Environmental Microbiology, biodeterioration, Bioremidiation, Environmental Toxicology, Wildlife Techniques- Identification of Animals. Ph.D. Supervisor: Total No. of PhD Scholar- 5  (Ph.D. Awarded -2,  Ph.D. pursuing -3 ) Publication: Journal Publications (Peer Reviewed, Scopus indexed, Web of Science) : 26, Book: 01, Book Chapters : 0 2, Conference Proceedings: 03, Workshops:  12, Paper Presentation in National and International Conferences: 27
    Dr. Deepesh Kumar Neelam Designation: Assistant Professor-I Department: Microbiology Qualification :M.Sc. (Gold Medalist),  Ph.D. (Microbiology), 02 Years of Teaching & Research Experience Email: [email protected] Research Area: Environmental Microbiology, Extremophiles Diversity (Thermophiles & Halophiles), Enzymology, Microbial Proteomics Publication: Journal Publications:- 5, Book Published:- 01, Presentations in Conference:- 04, Workshops:- 03
    Ms. Devki Designation: Assistant Professor-II Department: Microbiology Qualification :M.Sc. (Microbiology), 03 Years of Teaching & Research Experience Email: devki.sain @jecrcu.edu.in Research Area: Cancer Biology, Radiation biology, Toxicology, Plant & Microbes Secondary metabolites Publication: Journal Publications:- 4, , Presentations in  national & international Conference:-10 , Workshops:- 7
    Dr. Ravi Kant Rahi Designation: Assistant Professor-I Department: Microbiology Qualification: M.Sc.,  Ph.D. (Microbiology) Email: [email protected] Research Area: Environmental Microbiology, Toxicology, Molecular diagnostics. Publication: Journal Publications:- 04, Presentations in Conference:- 01, Workshops:- 02

    PROGRAM OUTCOME

    PEO’s and PO’s Program Educational Objective (PEO’s): PEO-I  Students will develop themselves as effective professionals by the knowledge gained with attention to team work, effective communication, critical thinking and problem solving skills. PEO-II  Students will develop professional skills that prepare them for  self employment as well as to qualify  competitive examination and life-long learning in advanced areas of Microbiology and applied fields. PEO-III  Students will demonstrate their ability to adapt to a rapidly changing environment by having learned and  applied new skills and new technologies. PEO-IV Students will be provided with an educational foundation that prepares them for excellence, leadership roles along diverse career paths with encouragement to professional ethics and active participation  needed for a successful career PROGRAM OUTCOME PO1. Critical Thinking: Take informed PO1.Critical Thinking: Take informed actions after identifying the assumptions that frame our thinking and actions, checking out the degree to which these assumptions are accurate and valid, and looking at our ideas and decisions (intellectual, organizational, and personal) from different perspectives. PO2. Effective Communication: Speak, read, write and listen clearly in person and through electronic media in English and in one Indian language, and make meaning of the world by connecting people, ideas, books, media and technology. PO3. Social Interaction: Elicit views of others, mediate disagreements and help reach conclusions in group settings. PO4.  Effective Citizenship: Demonstrate empathetic social concern and equity centred national development, and the ability to act with an informed awareness of issues and participate in civic life through volunteering. PO5. Ethics: Recognize different value systems including your own, understand the moral dimensions of your decisions, and accept responsibility for them. PO6. Environment and Sustainability: Understand the issues of environmental contexts and  sustainable development. PO7. Self-directed and Life-long Learning: Acquire the ability to engage in independent and life-long learning in the broadest context socio-technological changes. Actions after identifying the assumptions that frame our thinking and actions, checking out the degree to which these assumptions are accurate and valid, and looking at our ideas and decisions (intellectual, organizational, and personal) from different perspectives.

    LABORATORY

    1. Microbiology Laboratory
    2. Bioinformatics Laboratory
    Microbiology Laboratory

    ANNUAL STUDENT ENROLLMENT AND GRADUATION DATA

    Name of program: B.Sc. Microbiology
    Academic Year Enrollment year Total Undergrad Total Grad
    1st 2nd 3rd
    2020-21 14 8 27 49 23
    2019-20 8 27 23 58 20
    2018-19 27 21 19 67 19
    2017-18 21 22 20 63 20
    2016-17 22 20 14 56 14
    Name of program: M.Sc. Microbiology
    Academic Year Enrollment year Total Undergrad Total Grad
    1st 2nd
    2020-21 6 5 11 5
    2019-20 5 5 10 8
    2018-19 5 8 13 Nil
    2017-18 8 Nil 8 Nil
    2016-17 Nil Nil Nil 2
    Ph.Ds Awarded/ On going
    Scholar’s Name Topic Supervisor Status
    Vijay Choudhary Study of Biodiversity In A Sacred Grove Nai-Ka-Nath Dr. Varsha Gupta   Awarded
    Ravi Kant Rahi Study of microbial potential in degradation of textile effluents from sanganer town of jaipur district. Dr. Varsha Gupta   Awarded
      Aziz Mohd. Khan   Isolation, Identification and Control of Nature’s Keratin Degrading Organisms from Various Habitats of Rajasthan.   Dr. Rajesh Yadav Awarded
    Sachin Kumar Clinico-Mycological Identification and Characterization of Dermatophytes and MRSA in Jaipur Dr Seema Bhadauria Awarded
    Tarun Kumar Kumawat Evaluation of Biodegrading potential of keratinophilic microflora of Rajasthan Dr Seema Bhadauria Awarded
    Ms. Mansvi Yadav Study of microbial diversity and bio- deterioration of cultural heritage of Jaipur Dr. Varsha Gupta Ongoing
    Ms. Ankita Saxena Microbial Screening Bioremediation and Bioenergy Generation by Bacterial Fuel Cells from Sewage Dr. Varsha Gupta Ongoing

    RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS

    Sr. No. Title of paper Name of author/s Name of Journal Year of publication Vol.(Issue):page(s) ISSN/ISBN No.
    1 Metal contamination in mammalian fauna of Sariska tiger reserve, Alwar, India. Varsha Gupta and Bakre P. J. Ecophysiol. and . Occup. Hlth. 2012 Vol. 12: pp 43-48 0974-0805
    2 Exposure of Captive Wild Mammals to Heavy metals Contamination in Jodhpur Zoological Garden, Rajasthan, India .. (2012) Varsha Gupta and Bakre P. IOSR Journal of Environmental Science, Toxicology and Food Technology 2012  2( 3), 38-42  2319-2402
    3 Mammalian Scat as a Bio-indicator of Heavy Metals Contamination in Western Rajasthan, India.. (2012) Varsha Gupta. International Journal of Scientific and Research Publications 2012 2(12),1-7  2250-3153
    4 Heavy Metals Contamination in Mammalian Wildlife of Talchaper Blackbuck Sanctuary Vs Dhavadoli Protected Area of Western Rajasthan, India Varsha Gupta and Bakre P. International Journal of Scientific & Technology 2012 vol.2, issue 1, pp 86-91 2277-8616
    5 Exposure of Captive Wild Mammals in Kota Zoo India to Urban Air Pollution Varsha Gupta Indian Journal of Applied Research 2013 Vol. 3, issue 3: pp 139-142 2249-555X
    6  Mammalian Feces as Bioindicator of Urban Air Pollution in Captive Mammals of Jaipur Zoo Varsha Gupta and Bakre P World Environment 2013  3(2): 60-65  2163-1573, 2163-1581
    7 Heavy Metal Contamination in Ranthambore National Park: Feces as Bioindicators Varsha Gupta and Bakre P. Universal Journal of Environmental Research and Technology 2013 2(6): 545-550 2249-0256
    8 Mammalian Feces as Bio-Indicator of Heavy Metal contamination in Bikaner Zoological Garden, Rajasthan, India Varsha Gupta Research Journal of Animal, Veterinary and Fishery Sciences 2013  1(5), 1-4  2320 – 6535
    9 Feces of Captive Wild Mammal Use as Bio-indicator of Heavy Metal Pollution in Urban Air Varsha Gupta International Journal of Innovative Research in Science, Engineering and Technology 2013 2(6): 2404-2411  2319-8753
    10 Morphological identification of Chironomus larvae in Jaipur district (Rajasthan) India Varsha Gupta and Maliram Sharma International Journal of Scientific Research, 2014 3(9): 411-413 2277-8179
    11 Fluoride and its Ecological Effects in Water:A Review Varsha Gupta and Maliram Sharma Global Journal For Research Analysis 2014  3(8): 178-180 2277 – 8160
    12 Tradition of Sacred Groves in India – A Review Varsha Gupta and Choudhary V Global Journal For Research Analysis 2014 3(8): 185-187 2277 – 8160
    13 Study the Causes of Biodiversity Degradation and their impacts on Wildlife in a Sacred Grove Nai-Ka-Nath, Bassi, Jaipur Rajasthan Varsha Gupta and Choudhary V International Journal of Scientific & Engineering Research 2016 7(4):1094-1105 2229-5518
    14 Floral Diversity of A Sacred Grove Nai-Ka-Nath Bassi Jaipur, Rajasthan Varsha Gupta and Choudhary V Indian Journal of Ecology 2017 44(3), 474-482 0304-5250
    15 Feathers of Feral Pigeons (Columbia livia) as Bioindicator for Heavy Metals Pollution in Jaipur, India Varsha Gupta Indian Journal of Ecology 2018 45(2): 393-396 0304-5250
    16 Biodegradation of reactive azo dyes through Lycinibacillus marcoids isolated from Sanganer textile mill effluent, Jaipur Varsha Gupta and  Rahi R.K. Indian Journal of Environment Protection 2018 38(11) :934-939  0253 – 7141
    17 Analysis of physico-chemical properties of textile effluents collected from Sanganer, Jaipur Varsha Gupta, Prasad  R. N.  and Rahi R.K International Journal of Advanced Scientific Research and Management 2018 3(7):119-123 2455-6378
    18 Faunal Diversity of A Sacred Grove Nai-Ka-Nath Bassi,Jaipur Rajasthan, India Varsha Gupta and Choudhary V Asian Jr. of Microbiol. Biotech. Env. Sc. 2018 20 (3) : S215-S222 0972-3005
    19 The diversity of ants in and around Jaipur City, Rajasthan, India Varsha Gupta and  Rahi R.K. Asian Jr. of Microbiol. Biotech. Env. Sc. © Global Science Publications 2019 Vol. 21, No. (2) : 161-164 0972-3005
    20 Microbial degradation of reactive texile azo dyes through isolated bacterial strain stenotrophomonas acidaminiphila Varsha Gupta and  Rahi R.K. Indian Journal of Environment Protection 2019 39(4):387-392 0253 – 7141
    21 Heavy metal residues in tail feathers of Indian peafowl (Pavo cristatus) and used as bioindicator of metal pollution in Jaipur Varsha Gupta Indian Journal of Environment Protection 2020  40 (1): 99-103  0253 – 7141
    22 Mammalian Feces Used a Non-Invasive Tool to Indicate Heavy Metal Pollution in Galtaji, Jaipur, India Varsha Gupta Indian Journal of Ecology 2020 47(1): 218-220 0304-5250
    23 Assessment of deterioration of Jaipur’s Monument Varsha Gupta and Yadav M. Indian Journal of Environment Protection 2020 40(11):1198-1205  0253 – 7141
    24 Biodeterioration of Cultural Heritage: An Overview Varsha Gupta and Yadav M. Journal of Natural Remedies 2020 21( 7)(S1) 2320-3358 (e)  0972-5547(p)
    25 Antibacterial and antifungal effect of halophilic Nocardiopsis sp. Aurindam Das Bakshi and Varsha Gupta International Journal of Reserch Analytical Reviews 2020 7(3): pp893-895 2349-5138
    26 Biodecolorization of reactive red HE7B and reactive orange 3R through Indigenous bacterial isolate Microbacterium oryzae strain JC8 isolated from textile effluent Varsha Gupta and  Rahi R.K. Ecology, Environment And Conservation 2020 26 (November Suppl. Issue) : 2020; pp. (S444-S448) 0971–765X
    27 Trend of Carbapenem Resistance in Enterobacteriaceae In India Sachin Kumar and Seema Bhadauria India International Journal of Basic and Applied Medical Sciences 2014 Vol. 4 (2) May-August, 205-208 ISSN: 2277-2103
    28 Clinical Manifestation of Dermatophytoses: A Review Seema Bhadauria and Sachin Kumar Intern J of Sci Res 2015  4(1):428-431 2319-7064
    29 A Review On Chemical and Molecular Characterization of Keratinophilic Fungi Seema Bhadauria and Aziz Mohammad Khan Intern J of Sci Res 2015 4(1): 420-423 ISSN: 2277- 8179
    30 Strain Improvement For The Production Of Biosurfactants From Pseudomonas Species Isolated From Oil Contaminated Sites Of Ajmer (Rajasthan) And Analysis By HPLC Rakesh Kr. Meghwanshi and Seema Bhadauria IOSR J. of Env. Sci., Toxicology and Food Technology 2015 9(2) ver.III, pp 40-48 ISSN: 2319-2399
    31 Clinico-Mycological Profiles of Dermatophytosis in Jaipur, India Sachin Kumar and Seema Bhadauria African Journal of Microbiology Research 2016 74(3):274-5 ISSN: 1996- 0808
    32 Increasing trend of methicillin resistant Staphylococcus aureus in Jaipur, Rajasthan, India Sachin Kumar and Seema Bhadauria African Journal of Microbiology Research 2016 vol. 10(34), pp1417-1421 ISSN: 1996- 0808
    33 A study on the prevalence of keratinophilic fungal flora of semi-arid region of Rajasthan, India. Tarun Kumar, Anima Sharma and Seema Bhadauria African Journal of Microbiology Research 2016 Volume 32, Issue 1, January 2020, Pages 1014-1020 ISSN: 1996- 0808
    34 Production of keratinous waste degrading enzyme by Arthroderma multifidum from poultry farm soil in Jaipur, Rajasthan Tarun Kumar, Anima Sharma and Seema Bhadauria African Journal of Biotechnology 2016 ISSN 1684 – 5315
    35 Biodegradation of Keratinous Waste Substrates by Arthroderma multifidum Tarun Kumar, Anima Sharma and Seema Bhadauria Asian Journal of Applied Sciences 2016 9(3):106-112 ISSN: 1996-3343, DOI: 10.3923/ajaps
    36 Effect of Various Culture Media on Mycelium Growth and Sporulation of Dermatophytes Isolated from the Patients of SMS Hospital, Jaipur, Rajasthan Sachin Kumar and Seema Bhadauria International Journal of Pharma and Bio Sciences 2016 Volume 8 Issue 1, 2017 (January – March), Pages:106-109 ISSN: 0975-6299
    37 Correlation of Biodiversity of Algal Genera with special reference to the Waste Water Effluents from Industries Ritu Singh Rajput, Sonali Pandey and Seema Bhadauria American Journal of Engineering and Applied Sciences 2016 9 (4): 1127.1133 DOI: 10.3844/ajeassp.2016.1127.1133
    38 Influence of liquid culture media, temperature and hydrogen ion concentration on the growth of mycelium and sporulation of Arthroderma multifidum Tarun Kumar, Anima Sharma and Seema Bhadauria Int. J Pharm.Sci. Rev. Res 2016 41(2) Nov-Dec 2016Article no 28 pp 136-141 ISSN: 0976-044X
    39 Effect of culture media and Environmental  conditions on mycelium growth and sporulation of Chrysosporium Queenslandicum Tarun Kumar, Anima Sharma and Seema Bhadauria Int J of Chem Tech Res 2016 9(11):pp 271-277 ISSN: 0974-4290
    40 Chrysosporium queenslandicum: a potent keratinophilic fungus for keratinous waste degradation Tarun Kumar, Anima Sharma and Seema Bhadauria Int. J of Recycling of  Organic Waste in Agriculture 2017 DOI 10.1007/s40093-017-0162-x (2017) ISSN: 2195-3228
    41 A study on relation between phytoplankton and heavy metal pollution in Dravyavati River, Jaipur, India Ritu Singh Rajput, Sonali Pandey and Seema Bhadauria International Research Journal of Biological Sciences 2017 Volume 6, Issue (9), Pages 15-21 DOI : 10.3844/ajeassp
    42 Antikeratinophilic activity of plant extract: A Review Aziz Mohammad Khan and Seema Bhadauria International Journal of Pharma and Bio Sciences 2017 8(3): 726-734 ISSN: 0975-6299
    43 Phytochemical content and antimicrobial potential of carica papaya Vishnu Sharma, Anima Sharma and SeemaBhadauria In Proceedings 2017 ISBN: 978-93-5258-793-3
    44 Isolation of some potential phytocompounds from Adhatodavasica through Gas Chromatography-Mass Spectroscopy analysis Aziz Mohammad Khan and SeemaBhdauria Asian JournalPharmaceutical andClinicalResearch 2018 10(12), 328-332 ISSN- 0974-2441
    45 Analysis of medicinally important phytocompounds from Argemone mexicana Aziz Mohammad Khan and SeemaBhdauria Journal of King Saud University 2018 31(4) ISSN: 101
    Published Book
    Name of Faculty Member Name of the Book ISBN No. Name of the Publisher Year of Publication
    Dr. Varsha Gupta Assessment of Wildlife health: An non-invasive method 978-620-0-24282-2 LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing 2019
    Dr Seema Bhadauria Keratinophytes 978-3-659-38100-3 LAMBERT Academic CO. KG Dudweller Landster(Germany) 2013
    Paper Published in Proceeding
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    1 Mammalian Dung as a Bio-indicator of Heavy Metal  Contamination Proc. Acad. Environ. Biol. 7(1),99-102 (1998) Publisher-The Academy of Environmental Biology, Lucknow-226022 (India) National
    2 Metal contamination in Mammalian Fauna of Keoladeo National Park, Bharatpur Environment and Agriculture: Biodiversity, Agriculture and Pollution in South Asia, 2001, pp.577-580. Publisher-Ecological Society (ECOS), Kathmandu, Nepal International
    3 Hard tissues as bio-indicators of wildlife exposure to environmental contaminants Proc. XI National Symposium on Environment, June 2002 National
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    1. 20th June  to 21st June 2016   Instrumentation Techniques 13
    2. 13th  July to 14th  July 2016   Latest trends and future prospects of Microbiology 15

    AREAS OF CONSULTANCY

    Name Qualification Area of Expertise for Consultancy
    Dr. Varsha Gupta Ph.D. Environmental Microbiology, Environmental toxicology
    Dr. Deepesh Kumar Neelam Ph.D Environmental Microbiology (Extremophiles, Molecular Biology, Enzymology)
    Ms. Devki Ph.D (Pursuing) Medical Microbiology, Biochemistry
    Dr. Ravi Kant Rahi Ph.D Environmental Microbiology, Molecular Diagnostic

    COLLABORATIONS

    Signing of MOU between Microbiology Department, JECRC University and Dr. B. LaL Institute Jaipur Workshops @ Department Workshop on “Prospectus of Microbiology in Oil and Gas Industry“ Speaker Dr. Akhil Agrawal, Assistant Professor, Department of Microbiology, Central University of Rajasthan Workshop on “Biosafety Guidelines and Laboratory Practices(BGLP-2020)”  resource person Dr.  Janmay Pandey, Assistant Professor, Central University, Rajasthan organized by Department of Microbiology TRAINING OF ANALYTICAL INSTRUMENTS IN GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF INDIA, JAIPUR INDUSTRIAL TRAINING OF MICROBIOLOGY STUDENTS IN AYUSHRAJ ENTERPRISES PVT LTD. STUDENT ACHIEVERS OF MICROBIOLOGY DEPARTMENT STUDENT EXCHANGE (IAESTE) IN MICROBIOLOGY DEPARTMENT

The department aims at providing knowledge and insight about plants, plant biology and the crucial ecological roles of plants. Botany as a subject provides individuals to work in a job that is both, fun to do and benefits others. Cell Biology, Morphology, Genetics, Molecular Biology, Systematic Taxonomy, Paleobotany, Ecology and Physiology are speciality subjects of Botany. The new offshoots of Botany are Agronomy, Biotechnology, Plant Breeding, Economic Botany, Forestry, Food Science Technology, Horticulture, Forestry and Plant Pathology. Department of Botany offers Ph.D, Post Graduate & degree course to under graduates providing them sufficient knowledge in plant sciences. The degree programs combine the teaching of core principles with hands- on laboratory experience, preparing students for exciting careers in industry and academia. Department is enriched with   full-time faculty members involved in guiding Ph.D scholars with specialization of research on Aeroallergen of plant origin, Antioxidant potential of plants, identification of plant based food preservatives, Eco-friendly sustained Biofertilizer  of microbial origin, Screening of plant and algae with remediation potential towards water and soil pollution. 10 Ph.D scholars had made influential contributions to scientific discovery in the form of publications in the journal of International & National repute.The Department feel proud for producing 8 Ph.D students awarded with DOCTORATE who are progressing in their careers in academia, industry, government and non-governmental organizations. Students from different countries like Tunisia, Bolivia have also completed their internships in the department under the banner of IAESTE-JU. The syllabi is designed in a way to motivate students for their growth and development of both, students and society. The program follows an intensive course curriculum containing well organised courses in Botany which provides a wide range of opportunities in teaching and public service. The Post graduate & Undergraduate program is research based, thriving on the broad range of active research conducted by faculty members in the department. The department regularly conducts series of seminars prepared by the students for their overall development of professional skills. The department has excellent lab facilities equipped with latest instruments. The department has designed a comprehensive curriculum on topics related to all aspects of Botany with an emphasis on practical and hands on learning. The curriculum is a blend of the traditional and advanced knowledge in botany which is updated regularly to keep up with the growing demands and the changing trends in academics and research laboratories. Both the faculty members are Ph.D. with teaching and research experience of more than 23 years. They are authors and co-authors of more than 15books from national and international publishing houses. They have more than 90 research papers in the journals of National and International repute. Both are life members and fellow of various National and International Botanical Societies.

ACADEMIC PROGRAMMES

  1. B.Sc. Chemistry, Botany, Zoology
  2. B. Sc. Physics, Botany, Zoology
  3. B. Sc. Statistics, Botany, Zoology
  4. Ph.D Program

CURRICULUM

B.Sc. Botany – Syllabus

FACULTY

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Prof Widhi Dubey Designation:  Professor & Director Faculty of Sciences Department:  Botany Qualification: M.Sc. (Bot.), Ph.D, F.B.S., F.S.A.B. Email: [email protected] Research Area: Plant pathology, Plant Nematology &Integrated Pest Management, Pollen Allergy, Antimicrobial and Antioxidant Activity of Plants. Publication: Research Paper:36, Seminar/Conference: 56 Books: 06  Workshop: 11, Paper Presented: 11, Life membership: 06
Prof  Sonali Pandey Designation:  Professor & Head Department:  Botany Qualification: M.Sc. (Bot.), Ph.D, F.B.S Email:[email protected] Research Area: Environmental Biotechnology, Phytoremediation,BioIndicators, Phycoremediation, Biofertilizers Publication: Research Paper:48, Books:07, Seminar/Conference: 40 Paper Presented:10, Workshop attended: 15, Life membership: 04

PROGRAM OUTCOME

After completion of degree course the student will be acquainted with sufficient knowledge in Plant Sciences. The degree program combine the teaching of core principles  with  hands-on  laboratory  experience,  preparing  students  for  exciting  careers in industry and academia.

The course also provides a wide range of opportunities in teaching and public services after graduating the course.

The student outcomes are:

1. An ability to apply profound understanding of Chemistry, Botany and Zoology. 
2. An ability to design and perform experiments, as well as to analyze and interpret data. 
3. An ability to communicate effectively with reference to speaking, reading, writing and listening clearly in person through electronic media in English and Hindi and able to get acquainted with the people, ideas books  media and technology.
4. A recognition of the need for, and an ability to engage in life-long learning. 
5 A knowledge of contemporary and burning issues. 
6.  An ability to use the techniques, skills, and modern scientific tools necessary for Botany practices.

LABORATORY

The Department is well equipped with modern laboratory to provide basic and advanced research activities in all disciplines of Plant Science to expose the students to the need of the hour for their future employment. Several basic instruments which are routinely used in Undergraduate & Post graduate programme are available. Spectrophotometer, PH meter, stirrers, vortexers centrifuge( non refrigerated), Oven, microtome, Olympus bionoculars along with a culture room is available for students. The Department has sufficient infrastructure and expert faculty in different fields of Botany. Students are taken to botanical gardens, herbariums, museums, and research institutes which help them to understand about plant diversity, plant taxonomy and state of the art research that are being carried out in different laboratories.

RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS

The department of Botany conduct fundamental and applied research on plants at all levels.  Faculty investigate many types of plants including algae, fungi and flowering (seed) plants, including wild plants and cultivated plants (e.g., crops, forestry).  Plant research is the key biosciences topic for future sustainable development, particularly in developing countries. Our academically well experienced Supervisors give you the freedom and encouragement to develop your ideas in a supportive and inspiring environment. Specializations within Botany range from Aeroallergen of plant origin, Antioxidant potential of plants, identification of plant based food preservatives, isolation and identification of Bioorganics of microbial origin, Screening of plant and algae with remediation potential towards water and soil pollution. Collaborations between Botany faculty and other departments includes Microbiology, Biotechnology & Environmental Science Departments. PUBLICATIONS:
  1. Yadav. C And Pandey. S (2020) Status Of The Use Of Organic Fertilizers In India: A Review Agricultural Reviews Vol 41,Issue 4 Pg.No.38-346 (Dec2020) (UGC)
  2. Ritusingh Rajpoot, Sonali Pandey & Seema Bhadauria(2020)Bioremediation Potential Study Of Algae  International Journal Of Botany Studies Volume 5; Issue 6; 2020; Page No. 681-686 ISSN: 2455-541X; (Web of Science, Scopus)
  3. Ritusingh Rajpoot, Sonali Pandey & Seema Bhadauria(2020) Population Density And Diversity Study Of Algal Sp In Different Season From Dravyavati River International Journal Of Botany Studies Volume 5; Issue 6;  Page No. 687-689 (Web of Science, Scopus)
  4. Yadav. C & Pandey S(2019) Effect Of Vam And Psb On Growth Of Tomato, Brinjal And Cucumber Under Semi Arid Conditions Of Jaipur” International Journal Of Scientific & Technology Research( Scopus)
  5. Ritusingh Rajpoot, Sonali Pandey & Seema Bhadauria(2019) An Assessment Of Bioremoval Capacity Of Heavy Metals By Algae. Indian Journal Of Environmental Protection39(9) Pg.No 866-871( Scopus) 
  6. Yadav. C & Pandey. S (2018) Isolation And Characterization Of Phosphate Solubilizing Bacteria From Agriculture Soil Of Jaipur, Rajasthan.  International Journal Of Current Trends In Science And Technology, Vol. 8, Issue. 01,Page No: 20180-20191 (UGC)
  7. Bharadwaj.K.& Dubey.W(2020) Sweet Marjoram (Origanum Majorana L.) As A Magical Bio-Protective Agent Against Food Spoilage: A Review”  March 12(1) page 5-15,  in Carpathian Journal of Food Science and Technology.  UGC Care Approved( SCOPUS)
  8. Sharma.N & Dubey.W(2018) Determination of Volatile Bioactive Compounds from Extracts of BAEL (AEGLE MARMELOS) Plant parts and their Comparative Analysis in Asian Journal of Pharmaceutical and Clinical Research, Volume 11, Issue 3, 2018. ( SCOPUS)
  9. Sharma.N & Dubey.W (2018)A Comparative Study on Total Protein, Total Carbohydrate Content and Antioxidant Activity of Aegle marmelos plant parts by FRAP by Frap Assay in Asian Journal of Microbiology, Biotechnology and Environmental Sciences. Vol. 20, No. (4) : 2 : 1273-1277, ISSN-0972-3005, (Scopus)
  10. Sharma. C.P., Dubey.W& Nagtilak.S(2018)Prevalence of Congenital hypothyroidism; in Rural Area of District Gautam Budha Nagar (UP) in Medico Legal update (UGC)
  11. Bharadwaj. K.& Dubey.W (2018)Quantitative analysis of primary and secondary metabolites of ethanol seed extract of Origanum majorana (Marjoram) in Journal of Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry. Volume 8(1), page 1251-1255,(Scopus)
  12. Bharadwaj. K.& Dubey.W (2019 )GC-MS Analysis for identification of bio active compounds in crude methanolic extracts of leaves of Origanum majorana L. Plant. In International Journal  of  advance scientific research and management. Volume 4, Issue 5, May (UGC).
  13. harma.C.P., Dubey.W& Nagtilak.S(2018) Screening for Congenital Hypothyroidism  in Greater Noida by Measurement of Umbilical Cord  Thyroxine  (Free) and Thyroid Stimulating Hormone: A Multicentric Hospital Based Study. World Journal of Pharmaceutical Research.2018 : 7(7) 1066-1072.ISSN: 2277 -7105. (UGC 2018)
  14. Sharma.C.P., Dubey.W& Nagtilak.S(2018) Neonatal  Screening  for Congenital Hypothyroidism  in Tertiary Care Centers. International Journal of Creative Research Thoughts    March 6 (1) 685-690.ISSN:2320-2882 (UGC 2018)
  15. Sharma.N & Dubey.W(2018) Determination of Volatile Bioactive Compounds from Extracts of Bael ( Aegle marmelos) Plant Parts and their Comparative Analysis. Asian Journal of Pharmaceutical and Clinical Research. Vol 11 (3) 393-397.ISSN Online:2455-3891(Scopus2018)
  16. Khan.,Ishanullah., Dubey W & R Gupta. (2017) Preponderance of Bioactive medicinal Compounds and ATR-FTIR Spectroscopy of Coriander and Mustard Floral Honey from Apis mellifera. Indonesian Journal of Chemistry:17(3 )376-384.ISSN:2460-1578(Online) (Scopus)
  17. Khan.,Ishanullah., Dubey W & R Gupta  (2017)Assessment of Organochlorine and Organophosphate Pesticide Residues in Coriander and  Mustard Floral Honey by Gas Chromatography Mass Spectroscopy (GCMS/MS). Journal of  Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry:6(4)1194-1201:  ISSN Online: 2278-4136(UGC2017)
  18. Khan.,Ishanullah., Dubey W & R Gupta  (2017)Characterization of volatile compounds in floral honey from coriander using Gas Chromatography-Mass Spectroscopy  International Journal of Seed Spices.7(1)40-43 (UGC2017)
  19. Ajaypal & Pandey.S(2018) Biodiversity Of Arbuscular Mycorrhizal (Am) Fungi In Agroecosystems of Semi-arid Region Jaipur, India. Indian Journal of Ecology 45(3): 505-510(Scopus2018) 
  20. Sharma.M ., Pandey.S & S.Nagtilak(2018)Type 2 diabetes mellitus a predictor of metabolic syndrome in urban population of North India” Indian journal of public health research & development, 9(6) (Scopus2018) 
  21. Sharma.M ., Pandey.S & S.Nagtilak(2018)Metabolic Syndrome In Urban And Patient Population Of National Capital Of India. Asian Journal of Pharmaceutical & Clinical Research  :11(9) (Scopus2018) 
  22. Ajaypal & Pandey.S(2018)  A study on pearl millet (Pennisetum glacum L.) plant biochemical and histochemical changes inoculated with indigenous AM fungi under barren soil. Journal of Plant Biotechnology (2017)44: 203-206(Scopus) 
  23. Sharma.,Parul & Pandey.S (2018) Phytoremediation of Heavy metal Chromium by Lasiurus scindicus (Fodder grass) in Polluted Soil and Water of Amanishah Nallah Jaipur. Pollution Research (1) (Scopus2018) 
  24. Sharma.,Parul & Pandey.S (2018) Phytomanagement of Heavy Metal Lead by Fodder Grass Lasiurus scindicus in Polluted Soil and Water of Dravyawati River American Journal of Environmental Sciences Vol. 13(2) 167-171(Scopus 2018 List) 
  25. Rajpoot.R ., Pandey.Sonali & Seema Bhadauria(2017)Correlation of Biodiversity of Algal Genera with Special Reference to the Waste Water Effluents from Industries American journal of Applied Science and Engineering Vol. 9(4) Pg.no.1127-1133 (Scopus 2016 List) 
  26. Rajpoot.R ., Pandey.Sonali & Seema Bhadauria(2017) Status of Water Pollution in Relation to Industrialization in Rajasthan  Reviews on Environmental Health  Vol No 32 (Thomson Reuters)
  27. Sharma.M.K, Pandey.S & Nagtilak. S(2018) Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus And Risk Factors Of Metabolic Syndrome In Rural Population Of Greater  Noida U.P (INDIA) .International Journal Of Creative Research Thoughts .Volume 6(1) ISSN: 2320-2882 (UGC 2018 List)
  28. Sharma.M.K, Pandey.S  & Nagtilak. S(2018) Metabolic Syndrome And Risk Of Cardiovascular Disease In Rural And Urban Patients In North India.  World Journal Of Pharmaceutical Research  Vol  7(7) 1309(UGC 2018 List)
  29. Yadav.C & Pandey.S (2018) Isolation And Characterization Of Phosphate Solubilizing Bacteria From  Agriculture Soil of Jaipur,  Rajasthan.  International Journal Of Current Trends In Science And Technology, Vol. 8, Issue. 01,Page No: 20180-20191(UGC 2018 List)
  30. Sharma. P &  Pandey. S (2018) Emperical determination of heavy metal (Pb, Cr) by sewan grass Lasiurus scindicus in waste soil of amanishah nallah ( In situ and In field) . Journal of Biological and Chemical Research  Vol35 (1) pg.No. 12-16(UGC 2018 List)
  31. Ajaypal and Pandey. S (2017) Symbiosis of Arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi and Pennisetum glacumL. Improves plant growth and glomalin related soil protein in barren soil. International journal of Science Inventions today 6(6) Pg.No. 783-792 (UGC 2017 List)
  32. Ajaypal and Pandey. S (2017) Effect of Arbuscular Mycorrhizal fungi on chemical properties of Experimental barren soil with pearl millet  (Pennisetum glacum L.) crop. International Journal of Scientific  research in Science Technology. Vol 3(7) Pg.No 82-86( UGC 2017 List)
  33. Ritusingh Rajpoot, Sonali Pandey & Seema Bhadauria  (2017) A study on  relation between phytoplankton and heavy metal pollution in Drvyavati River, Jaipur, India. In  International Research  Journal of Biological  Sciences Vol.6(9) 1-6. (UGC 2017 List)
  34. Ritusingh Rajpoot, Sonali Pandey & Seema Bhadauria(2017) A study on effect of physiochemical analysis of water effluents collected from different sites of Drvyavati River, Jaipur. In  International Journal of Current Engineering & Scientific Research Vol.4(12) 36-41  ( UGC 2017 List)
  35. Isshan Ullah Khan & Widhi Dubey(2015)Taxonomical aspect and brief description of mustard plant : A Review, Universal Journal of Pharmacy 04(01): 20-24, ISSN 2320-303X
  36. Widhi Dubey(2015) Role of Solar Energy in Human Physical Fitness. In Global Excellance  in Fitness and Sports Science ProceedingsVol III of International Conference on Physical Education and Sports Science at JECRC University-06-07 Jan 2015.TewntyfirstCentuary Publications, Patiala  PP.432-434
  37. Widhi Dubey(2014) Impacts of global climate changes on food security in India: A Review. Octa  Journal of Environmental Research 2(2):121-126
  38. Ishan Ullah Khan & Widhi Dubey(2015)Medicinal Properties of Honey: A Review. International journal of Pure and Applied Bio-Science 2014. Vol. 2(5): 149-156
  39. Ishan Ullah Khan & Widhi Dubey(2014) Taxonomical aspect of Coriander (Coriandrum sativum L.) International Journal of Current Research. Volume 6(11): 9926-9930
  40. Nidhi Sharma &Widhi Dubey (2013).History and Taxonomy of Aegle marmelos: a review. International Journal of Pure and Applied Bio-Science 1(6): 7-13
  41. Nidhi Sharma &Widhi Dubey (2013) Ethnobotanical aspects of Aegle marmelos: A review. International Journal of Biology, Pharmacy and Allied Sciences  ISSN: 2277-4998, Vol.2(11): 2148-2156 November 2013
  42. Ajaypal & Sonali Pandey (2016) Production of AM fungi using in vitro culture techniques. Int J Pharm Bio Sci July ; 7(3): (B) Pg.No. 660 – 667  (Scopus 2016)
  43. Yadav. C & Pandey. S (2016) “Biodiversity of Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungi in India: A   Review” . Mycorrhiza Issue Vol.28 (2) (UGC 2016 &17 List)
  44. Pandey. S (2015) Phytoremediation : The scavengers to control environmental pollution Agriculture Microbiology & Microbial Applications  by P.C Trivedi (eds. Sheetal Printers) Pointer Publishers ISBN 978-81-7132-827-7 Pg.No.138-151
  45. Ajaypal & Pandey. S (2014)Role of glomalin in improving soil fertility: A Review.International Journal of Plant and Soil Science Vol 3(9) Pg.No.1112-1129 (GoogleScholar)
  46. Sharma. P & Pandey. S (2014) Status of Phytoremediation in World Scenario. In International Journal of Environmental Bioremediation and Biodegradation Vol (2(4) Pg.No.178-191(GoogleScholar)
  47. Ajaypal & Pandey. S (2014) Methods to Process isolation of VAM/AM fungi in vascular plant roots and Rhizosphere soil in  Jaipur District(Raj.), India. International journal of Scientific Research  Vol 3(9) Pg No. 48- 50 ISSN2277-8179 (UGC 2015List)
No. of Research Scholars Registered: 15 Thesis Awarded: 07
SCHOLOR Profile SCHOLOR GUIDE
Dr Ajay pal Prof Sonali Pandey
Dr. Ishan Ulla khan Prof. Widhi Dubey
Dr  Nidhi Sharma Prof. Widhi Dubey
Dr  Parul Sharma Prof Sonali Pandey
Dr Chandra P Sharma Prof Widhi Dubey
Dr Manoj K Sharma Prof Sonali Pandey
Dr  Ritu Singh Rajpoot Prof Sonali Pandey

ANNUAL STUDENT ENROLLMENT AND GRADUATION DATA

GLOBAL OUTREACH/INTERNATIONAL EXCHANGE STUDENTS (IAESTE) FOR SUMMER PROGRAM Camila Linera, Universidad Catolica Boliviana,  Bolivia (Aug-Dec2020) The Department of Botany, Faculty of Sciences, JECRC University, organized a guest lecture on 4th February, 2020  on the topic “Genomics Awareness Programme” in Association with Bionivid  Pvt. Ltd
​ Dr. Rajesh Yadav Prof. & HoD Qualification :Ph.D., M. Sc. Experience: 22 years Research Area: Reproductive Toxicology, Bioremediation, Biopesticides, Food Microbiology & Environmental Microbiology Publication: Journal Publications: 23, Presentation in Conference 25 Books Authored: 7 About Zoology The Department is offering courses at UG, PG & Doctoral level. Zoology is the science which deals with study of animals and their existence in the environment. It encompasses the structure, anatomy, characteristics, behaviour and distribution, mode of nutrition, physiology, genetics and evolution of animal species. In short, it is the branch of science where animals, their structures, development and classification are studied. The subject tells us how animals think, why they act the way they do, where they live and why, how they have adapted to the environment and much more. The curriculum of Zoology is designed to equip the students in life sciences with in-depth knowledge and practical skills in various aspects of animal Biology. The curriculum endeavors to prepare students in a wide range of science-based skills that provide the learning base for future careers in disciplines such as health sciences, agriculture, environment management, the emerging biotechnologies, publishing, teaching, research and consultancy. The Department has excellent Lab facilitiesfor the study of animal behaviour, developmental biology, physiological, biochemical, microbial and animal biotechnology related exercises, and latest scientific instruments. Study and hands-on laboratory experience of all these enable the students to learn the basic techniques in animal experimentation, enhance their confidence and prepare them for exciting careers in industry and academia. The faculty of the department are Ph.D. with teaching and research experience of more than 20 years, and are life members of various National and International professional societies. They are actively engaged in research, with full time Ph.D. Scholars and foreign Interns pursuing research on topics viz. toxicity in animals /insects, microbial contamination of animal products, biodeterioration of cultural heritages, Biopesticides, bioremediation etc. Two Students have been awarded Ph.D. Degrees in the Department. The faculty of the department has also received “Hindi SewaPuruskar 2019” for the book, “RashtriyaAapdaMochanBalaivamAapdaPrabandhan” by BhashaAivamPustakalayaVibhaag, Jaipur.

ACADEMIC PROGRAMMES

  1. B.Sc. (Zoology as one of the courses taken with P / C / M Hons.) – 3 Years
  2. Ph.D

CURRICULUM

Attachment 1: B.Sc. (Zoology) Syllabus & Scheme

FACULTY

Faculty Profile Designation Qualification Email Teaching Experience Areas of Interest Research Publications Profile Photo
Dr. (Mrs) Rajesh Yadav Professor & HOD Ph.D, M.Sc [email protected], [email protected] 20 Years Reproductive Toxicology, Bioremediation, Biopesticides, Food Microbiology & Environmental Microbiology Journal Publications:- 24, Presentation in Conference:- 23, Books:- 08, Life membership:- 03  

PROGRAM OUTCOME

A graduate of the B.Sc. (Chemistry Major with Zoology & Botany Minor) Program will demonstrate: PO1: The ability to provide a comprehensive education in chemistry/biology that stresses scientific reasoning and problem solving across the spectrum of disciplines within biology (Scientific Knowledge) PO2: The ability to prepare students for a wide variety of post-baccalaureate paths, including graduate school, professional training programs, or entry level jobs in any area of Chemistry & biology. (Successful Career and Entrepreneurship) PO3: The ability to provide extensive hands-on training in statistical analysis, laboratory skills, and field techniques. (Professional Skills) PO4: The ability to communicate effectively thorough training in written and oral communication of scientific information (Communication Skills) PO5: The ability to design and perform experiments, as well as to analyze and interpret data (Problem analysis) PO6: The ability to function effectively as an individual, and as a member or leader in diverse teams on multidisciplinary environments (Individual and team work) PO7: The ability to learn about the scientific methods and how it facilitates the discovery of new knowledge in chemistry and biology. This includes how to critically evaluate hypotheses and conclusions in science using verifiable data and how to clearly and effectively communicate the major concepts and hypotheses in Chemistry and biology in an appropriate style of presentation. (Design/development of solutions)

LABORATORY

Brief Description of Zoology Laboratory The Department has well equipped Lab facilities with latest scientific instruments, charts, models, slides, specimens etc. to cater the needs of the Zoology students. The laboratory is also equipped with multi-media projection facility which is the need of the hour. Zoology is basically the scientific study of the animal kingdom, along with its evolution, diversity and environment. The Facilities in the Zoology Laboratory presents an ideal place for undergraduate students to study the topics like:
  • Collection, identification and preservation of different animal species.
  • In-depth study of various invertebrate and vertebrate specimens.
  • Application of micro techniques for permanent slide preparation.
  • Study of various histological slides of tissues and organ.
  • Study of embryological slides and different developmental stages.
  • Study of different haematological parameters.
  • Study of physiological and biochemical exercises.
  • Study of different parameters for soil and water analysis.
  • Study of cell biology and genetics, ethological exercises.
  • To maintain cultures of zooplanktons, chironomous, Paramecium, Daphnia and Triboliumetc
Study and hands-on laboratory experience of all these enable the students to learn the basic techniques in animal experimentation, enhance their confidence and prepare them for exciting careers in industry and academia.

RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS

Sr. No. Title of Paper / Chapter Name of the author/s Name of journal/Book Year of publication ISSN / ISBN number
1 Keratinophilic fungi: Isolation, identification, pathogenicity, characterization, and treatment A.M. Khan, S. Bhadauria and Rajesh Yadav “New and Future Developments in Microbial Biotechnology and Bioengineering” Recent Advances in Application of Fungi and Fungal Metabolites: Applications in Healthcare 2020 ISBN: 978-01-28210-06-2
2 Phytochemical Screening and Antioxidant activity of extract of different parts of Adhatodavasica A.M. Khan, S. Bhadauria and Rajesh Yadav Research J. Pharm. and Tech. 2019 ISSN :0974-3618 (Print) 0974-360X (Online)
3 Isolation and identification of bioactive compounds from Argemonemexicana flower extract by 1H-NMR and FTIR A.M. Khan, S. Bhadauria and Rajesh Yadav Journal of Plant Science Research 2019 ISSN : 0970-2539,     e-ISSN:0976-3880
4 Effect of environmental factors on isolation, mycelial growth and sporulation of keratinophilic fungi A.M. Khan, S. Bhadauria and Rajesh Yadav Pramana Research Journal 2019 ISSN : 2249-2976
5 First report of isolation and antibiotic susceptibility pattern of Raoultellaelectrica from table egg in Jaipur city, India Ashish Kr. Jain and Rajesh Yadav New Microbes and New Infections 2018 ISSN: 2052-2975
  6 Role of microorganisms in degradation and deterioration of historical monuments. R. Yadav “Environmental Toxicology” 2017 ISBN-978-93-86125-65-1
7 Study of antibiotic resistance in bacteria isolated from table egg Ashish Kr Jain & Rajesh Yadav International Journal of Pharma and Bio Sciences 2017 ISSN: 0975-6299
8 Identification and characterization of pathogenic Enterobacterial isolates responsible for egg contamination Ashish Kr Jain &Dr.Rajesh Yadav International Journal of poultry Science 2016 ISSN:1682-8356
9 Micro-organisms causing contamination in poultry products. Ashish Kr Jain & Rajesh Yadav In Proceedings of Conference of BIOCON2015-The 10th India-Japan Bilateral Conference on “Impact of make in India efforts” 2015 ISBN-978-93-83462-79-7
10 Antibiotic Resistance of Different Bacterial Strains Isolated from Orange Juices. Ashish Kr Jain & Rajesh Yadav American J of Phytomedicine and Clinical Therapeutics 2015 ISSN: 2321 – 2748
11 Nano-Titanium Dioxide Particles Around You − Harmful or Beneficial Mona Arora The Botanica 2015 ISBN: 0045-2629

GUEST LECTURES

Guest Lecture on13th March 2015 Guest Lecture by Dr. Himanshu P. Raikwar, Department of Biotechnology &  Molecular Medicine, Postgraduate  Institute of Medical Sciences Rohtak- Haryana  on the Topic  “Applications of  Biotechnology for disease diagnosis”. Guest Lecture on  24th March, 2017 Guest Lecture by Dr. Rajesh Choudhary, Assistant Director (Serology & DNA Fingerprinting), Forensic Science Laboratory, Jaipur (Rajasthan) on “DNA Fingerprinting”   Guest Lecture on  29th January, 2019 Guest lecture by Dr. MukeshNiyati, Associate Professor of Radiation Oncology, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI on “Development of First-in-Class Agent to treat Osimertinib Resistant Lung Cancers”   Guest Lecture on  28th January, 2020 Guest lecture by Prof.Ombir, Principal Scientist (Retd), Department of Entomology, CCS HAU, Hisar (Haryana) on “How to start and manage Apiculture” National Webinar on “National Education Policy- 2020” organized on 24th September 2020 Speaker- Prof.Avanish Kumar, Chairman, Commission for Scientific and Technical Terminology , Ministry of Education, Department of Higher Education, GOI, New Delhi.     

RESEARCH GUIDANCE

Ph.D Awarded
Sr. No. Scholars Name Topic Details Date of Degree Awarded
1. Ashish Kr. Jain Isolation, identification and antibiotic sensitivity  pattern of pathogenic enterobacteria from table egg-date of registration 17th Feb, 2018
2. Aziz Mohammad Khan Isolation, identification and control of nature’s keratin degrading organisms from various habitats of Rajasthan 19th June, 2019
   Ashish Kr. Jain                                                            Aziz Mohammad Khan 2.     Student Exchange (IAESTE LC JECRC ) InternshipSupervised (Incoming Interns) Ignacio Manuel  Fernández Guerrero, University of Aberdeen, United Kingdomduring July-Sep, 2017
  • Igor Michal Sobanski , Medical University of Lodz, Poland during July-Sep, 2018
  • Bruno Pavan Evangelista, Sao Paolo State University, Brazil  duringJune -August 2019
  • (In-house Intern): Shivani Chouhan, B.Sc Microbiology IV Semester, JECRC University, Jaipur during July-Sep, 2018
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Dr. Jagdev Singh

Prof. & HoD

Qualification: Ph.D.

Experience: 16 Years and 6 Months

Research Area: Fractional Calculus, Mathematical Modeling, Fractional Differential Equations, Applied Analysis, Special Functions, Numerical Methods and Analytical Methods

Publication: Journal Publications 237

Books Authored: 08, Presentation in conference: 28

The Department of Mathematics keeps pace with the advances in technology, by providing all the students with separate and state-of-the art facilities. The Department of Mathematics comprises of highly qualified and research oriented faculty members. The faculties of the department have published research papers in various national and international journals of repute with high impact factor. Prof. Jagdev Singh,  his citations are 7039 with H-index of 50. He has been ranked among the top 2% World Scientists in the career-long and single year impact by scientists of Stanford University, USA, in 2020 and 2021. He received precious International award “Obada Prize 2021”. He received Riemann Award for Young Scientist in the International conference at Biruni University, Instanbul, Turkey, December 4-6, 2020. Members of the department are guiding many research scholars and various research projects have been completed and a few more in the process. Emphasis is given to aspects such as mathematics as a means of communication in the scientific, technical and commercial world.

The Department of Mathematics at JECRC University offers  Undergraduate, Post graduate and Doctoral Programs with the goal of preparing students for jobs and leadership roles in academia and industry.

B.Sc. (Hons.) curriculum offers seven different Discipline Elective Courses:(Specialization Tracks)

  • Applied Mathematics
  • Computational  Mathematics
  • General  Mathematics
  • Data Science
  • Engineeering Mathematics
  • Computer Science
  •  Statistics

to fulfill the increasing demand for mathematicians in a variety of industries, including investment banks, insurance companies, financial institutions, engineering consulting firms, medical research, bioinformatics, software, computer security and defence.

Department- At Glance

Ø  Integration of hands-on work and research into all our programs.

Ø  Regularly organizes national and international conferences, FDP’s, seminars, workshops and lectures.

Ø  Several eminent mathematicians, faculty members from IIT and from other institutes around the globe visit the Department from time-to- time and collaborate with the faculty members of the Department.

Ø  Placement of UG/PG students in Wipro, Infosys, Capegemini, Tech Mahindra etc.

Ø  B.Sc. students are qualifying JAM for M.Sc. From IIT’s, NIT’s, IISC continuously.

Ø  M.Sc. students are qualifying for NET examination.

Ø  Mathematics Club which regularly organizes quizzes, debates and other fun learning Mathematical activities.

ACADEMIC PROGRAMMES

  1. B.Sc. Mathematics Major – 3 Years
  2. M.Sc. Mathematics – 2 Years
  3. Ph.D. Mathematics

CURRICULUM

Attachment 1: B.Sc. Syllabus

Attachment 2: M.Sc. Syllabus

FACULTY LIST

Sr. No.Faculty NameQualificationsDesignation
1.Prof. (Dr.) Jagdev SinghPh.D. (Mathematics) from University of Rajasthan, M. Phil., M. Sc., B.Sc.Professor & HOD
2.Dr. Seema TinkerM.Sc., Ph.DAssociate Professor
3.Dr. Smita JainM.Sc. & Ph.D (Statistics)Associate Professor
4.Dr. Abhishek NeemawatM.Sc,  M.Phil, Ph.D.Associate Professor
5Dr. Monika JainM.Sc, M.Phil, Ph.DAssistant Professor-I
6.Dr. Vishwas Deep JoshiM.Sc. (Mathematics), Ph.D. (Operation Research, MNIT Jaipur)Assistant Professor-I
7.Dr. Pradip Kumar GaurM.Sc., Ph.DAssistant Professor-I
8Dr. Beena BundelaB.Sc., M.Sc., Ph.D.Assistant Professor-I
9.Dr. Bhavtosh AwasthiPh.D. (Mathematics), M. Phil. (Mathematics), M.Sc. (IT), M. Sc. (Mathematics), B.Sc. (PCM)Assistant Professor-I
10Dr. Shweta ChauhanPh.D.Assistant Professor-I
11.Dr. Gauri Shankar PaliwalM.Sc., M.B.A, Ph.DAssistant Professor-I
12.Mr. Surath GhoshM.Sc, M.Tech, Ph.D. (Pursuing)Assistant Professor-I
13.Mr. Om PrakashB.Sc., M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D* (Pursuing from IIT Dhanbad )Assistant Professor II
14.Ms.Arpita GuptaM.Sc. Ph.D. (Pursuing)Assistant Professor II
15.Ms. Rashmi AgrawalM.Sc., Ph.D. (Pursuing)Teaching Assistant

Ph.D* – faculty members are pursuing their Ph.D. program.

PROGRAM OUTCOME

Upon completion of B.Sc.( Major) Mathematics programme, students will be able to:

PO1.Critical Thinking: Take informed actions after identifying the assumptions that frame our thinking and actions, checking out the degree to which these assumptions are accurate and valid, and looking at our ideas and decisions (intellectual, organizational, and personal) from different perspectives.

PO2.Effective Communication: Speak, read, write and listen clearly in person and through electronic media in English and in one Indian language, and make meaning of the world by connecting people, ideas, books, media and technology.

PO3. Social Interaction: Elicit views of others, mediate disagreements and help reach conclusions in group settings.

PO4. Effective Citizenship: Demonstrate empathetic social concern and equity centered national development, and the ability to act with an informed awareness of issues and participate in civic life through volunteering.

PO5. Ethics: Recognize different value systems including your own, understand the moral dimensions of your decisions, and accept responsibility for them.

PO6. Environment and Sustainability: Understand the issues of environmental contexts and sustainable development.

PO7. Self-directed and Life-long Learning: Acquire the ability to engage in independent and life-long learning in the broadest context socio technological changes.

PROGRAM SPECIFIC OUTCOME

  1. PSO1: The graduates will become successful professionals by demonstrating logical and analytical thinking abilities.( Professional Skills)
  2. PSO2: The graduates will work and communicate effectively in inter-disciplinary environment, either independently or in a team, and demonstrate leadership qualities.(Problem-Solving Skills)
  3. PSO3: The graduates will engage in life-long learning and professional development through self-study, continuing education or professional and doctoral level studies.(Successful Career and Entrepreneurship) Modern tool usage: Create, select, and apply appropriate techniques, resources, and modern engineering and IT tools including prediction and modeling to complex engineering activities with an understanding of the limitations.

LABORARTORY

Sr. No.Labs in Mathematics Department
1SCILAB

RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS

Sr. No.Title of PaperName of the Author/sName of JournalYearVol.(Issue):page(s)ISBN/ISSN no.
1Analysis of fractional blood alcohol model with composite fractional derivativeJagdev SinghChaos, Solitons and Fractals20201400960-0779
2A new analysis for fractional rumor spreading dynamical model in a social network with Mittag-Leffler lawJagdev SinghChaos2019291054-1500
3A computational study of fractional model of atmospheric dynamics of carbon dioxide gasVed Prakash Dubey, Sarvesh Dubey, Devendra Kumar and Jagdev SinghChaos, Solitons & Fractals20211420960-0779
4An efficient numerical approach for fractional multi-dimensional diffusion equations with exponential memoryJagdev Singh, Devendra Kumar, Sunil Dutt Purohit, Aditya Mani Mishra and Mahesh BohraNumerical Methods for Partial Differential Equations2020 1098-2426
5Analysis of fractional model of guava for biological pest control with memory effectJagdev Singh, Behzad Ganbari, Devendra Kumar and Dumitru BaleanuJournal of Advanced Research2021 2090-1232
6New Aspects of Fractional Bloch Model Associated with Composite Fractional DerivativeJagdev Singh, Devendra Kumar and Dumitru BaleanuMathematical Modelling of Natural Phenomena2019140973-5348
7,A hybrid analytical algorithm for thin film flow problem occurring in non-Newtonian fluid mechanicsSushila, Jagdev Singh, Devendra Kumar and Dumitru BaleanuAin Shams Engineering Journal201892090-4479
8An efficient computational method for local fractional transport equation occurring in fractal porous mediaJagdev Singh, Devendra Kumar and Sunil KumarComputational and Applied Mathematics2020392238-3603
9On a fractional Rayleigh-Stokes equation driven by fractional Brownian motionNguyen Huy Tuan, Vo Viet Tri, Jagdev Singh and Tran Ngoc ThachMathematical Methods in the Applied Sciences2020 1099-1476
10Computational study of fractional order smoking modelHarendra Singh, Dumitru Baleanu, Jagdev Singh and Hemen DuttaChaos, Solitons and Fractals20211420960-0779
11Application of novel fractional derivative to heat and mass transfer analysis for the slippage flow of viscous fluid with SWCNT’s subject to Newtonian heatingMushtaq Ahmad, Muhammad Imran Asjad and Jagdev SinghMathematical Methods in the Applied Sciences2020 1099-1476
12Computable Generalization of Fractional Kinetics Equation with Special FunctionsYudhveer Singh, Vinod Gill, Jagdev Singh and Devendra Kumar and Ilyas KhanJournal of King Saud University-Science2020 1018-3647
13Unifying Computational Framework for Novel Estimates Involving Discrete Fractional Calculus ApproachesSaima Rashid, Yu-Ming Chu, Jagdev Singh, Devendra KuamrAlexandria Engineering Journal2020 1110-0168
14Adaptation of kernel functions-based approach with ABC distributed order derivative for solutions of fuzzy fractional Volterra and Fredholm integro-differential equationsOmar Abu Arqub, Jagdev Singh and Mohammed AlhodalyMethods in the Applied Sciences2020 1099-1476
15New models of fractional blood ethanol and Two-Cell Cubic Autocatalator Reaction EquationsA. A. Alderremy, Khaled. M. Saad, J.F. Gomez-Aguilar, Shaban Al, Devendra Kumar , Jagdev SinghMathematical Methods in the Applied Sciences2020 1099-1476
16Solution of Nonlinear Differential Equation and Special FunctionsJagdev Singh, Devendra Kumar and Manish Kumar BansalMathematical Methods in the Applied Sciences202043(5),2106-21161099-1476
17Fractional Differential Equation Pertaining to an Integral operator Involving Incomplete H-Function in the KernelManish Kumar Bansal, Shiv Lal, Devendra Kumar, Sunil Kumar and Jagdev SinghMathematical Methods in the Applied Sciences2020 1099-1476
18An Efficient Computational Approach for Local Fractional Poisson Equation in Fractal MediaJagdev Singh, Ali Ahmadian, Sushila, Devendra Kumar, Dumitru Baleanu and Norazak SenuNumerical Methods for Partial Differential Equations2020 1098-2426
19A computational approach for solving time-fractional differential equation via spline functionsNauman Khalid, Muhammad Abbas, Muhammad Kashif Iqbal, Jagdev Singh, Ahmad Izani Md. Ismail,Alexandria Engineering Journal2020 1110-0168
20An Efficient Numerical Technique for Solving Time Fractional Generalized Fisher’s equationAbdul Majeed, Mohsin Kamran, Muhammad Abbas and Jagdev SinghFrontiers in Physics20208,2932296-424X
21A new analysis of fractional fish farm model associated with Mittag-Leffler type kernelJagdev Singh, Devendra Kumar and Dumitru BaleanuInternational Journal of Biomathematics202013(2)1793-5245
22Fractional order continuity of a time semi-linear fractional diffusion-wave systemNguyen Duc Phuong, Luu Vu Cam Hoan, Erdal Karapinar, Jagdev Singh, Ho Duy Binh and Nguyen Huu CanAlexandria Engineering Journal2020 1110-0168
23Numerical solution of two-dimensional fractional-order reaction advection sub-diffusion equation with finite-difference Fibonacci collocation methodKushal Dhar Dwivedi and Jagdev SinghMathematics and Computers in Simulation2021181,38-500378-4754
24Analytical study for fractional order mathematical model of concentration of Ca2+ in astrocytes cell with a composite fractional derivativeVinod Gill, Yudhveer Singh, Devendra Kumar and Jagdev SinghJournal of Multiscale Modelling202011(3)1756-9737
25An efficient numerical method for fractional SIR epidemic model of infectious disease by using Bernstein waveletsSunil Kumar Ali Ahmadian, Ranbir Kumar, Devendra Kumar, Jagdev SinghDumitru Baleanu and Mehdi SalimiMathematics20208(4),5582227-7390
26An efficient computational approach for a fractional-order biological population model with carrying capacityH.M. Srivastava, V.P. Dubey, R. Kumar, J. Singh, D. Kumar, D. BaleanuChaos, Solitons and Fractals20201380960-0779
27Fractional Klein-Gordon-Schrödinger equations with Mittag-Leffler memoryP. Veeresha, D.G. Prakasha, Jagdev Singh, Devendra Kumar and Dumitru BaleanuChinese Journal of Physics202065-78,680577-9073
28MHD flow of a generalized Casson fluid with Newtonian heating: A fractional model with Mittag–Leffler memoryAsifa Tassaddiq, Ilyas Khan, Kottakkaran Sooppy Nisar and Jagdev SinghAlexandria Engineering2020 1110-0168
29On the solutions of a class of integral equations pertaining to incomplete H-function and incomplete H(bar)-functionManish Kumar Bansal, Devendra Kumar, Jagdev Singh and Kottakkaran Sooppy NisarMathematics,20208,8192227-7390
30An efficient computational technique for fractional model of generalized Hirota-Satsuma coupled KdV and coupled mKdV equationsP. Veeresha, D. G. Prakasha, Devendra Kumar, Dumitru Baleanu and Jagdev SinghJournal of Computational and Nonlinear Dynamics2020151555-1415
31Fractional Modified Kawahara Equation with Mittag-Leffler LawSanjay Bhatter, Amit Mathur, Devendra Kumar, Kottakkaran Sooppy Nisar and Jagdev SinghChaos, Solitons & Fractals20201310960-0779
32On the analysis of vibration equation involving a fractional derivative with Mittag-Leffler lawDevendra Kumar, Jagdev Singh and Dumitru BaleanuMathematical Methods in the Applied Sciences202043(1),443-4571099-1476
33An efficient computational technique for local fractional Fokker Planck equationJagdev Singh, Hassan Kamil Jassim and Devendra KumarPhysica20205550378-4371
34Analytical approach for fractional extended Fisher-Kolmogorov equation with Mittag-Leffler kernelP. Veeresha, D. G. Prakasha, Jagdev Singh, Ilyas Khan and Devendra KumarAdvances in Difference Equations20201741687-1847
35Analytical study of fractional nonlinear Schrödinger equation with harmonic oscillatorAmit Goswami, Sushila Rathore, Jagdev Singh and Devendra KumarDiscrete and Continuous Dynamical Systems Series2020 1937-1632
36On the Volterra-type fractional integro-differential equations pertaining to special functionsYudhveer Singh, Vinod Gill, Jagdev Singh, Devendra Kumar and Kottakkaran Sooppy NisarFractal and Fractional20204(3),332504-3110
37Fractional Kinetic Equations Associated with Incomplete I-Functions, Fractal and FractionalManish Kumar Bansal, Priyanka Harjule, Devendra Kumar and Jagdev SinghFractal and Fractional20204,192504-3110
38An efficient computational technique for time-fractional modified Degasperis-Procesi equation arising in propagation of nonlinear dispersive wavesVed Prakash Dubey, Rajnesh Kumar, Devendra Kumar and Jagdev SinghJournal of Ocean Engineering and Science2020 2468-0133
39Higher order B-spline differential quadrature rule to approximate generalized Rosenau-RLW equationM. Mustahsan, Ayesha Kiran, Jagdev Singh, Kottakkaran Sooppy Nisar and Devendra KumarMathematical Methods in the Applied Sciences2020 1099-1476
40On the local fractional wave equation in fractal stringsJagdev Singh, Devendra Kumar, Dumitru Baleanu and SushilaMathematical Methods in the Applied Sciences201942(5),1588-15951099-1476
41Integrals involving generalized multi-index Bessel functions and general class of polynomialsA.M. Mishra, M. Bohra, S.D. Purohit, Devendra Kumar and Jagdev SinghMathematics in Engineering Science and Aerospace202011(2),415-4242041-3165
42New aspects of fractional Biswas-Milovic model with Mittag-Leffler lawJagdev Singh, Devendra Kumar and Dumitru BaleanuMathematical Modelling of Natural Phenomena201914,3030973-5348
43An efficient analytical technique for time-fractional parabolic partial differential equationsMuhammad Mustahsan, H. M. Younas, S. Iqbal, Sushila, Kottakkaran Sooppy Nisar and Jagdev SinghFrontiers in Physics20208,1312296-424X
44Numerical study for fractional model of nonlinear predator-prey biological population dynamical systemJagdev Singh, Adem Kilicman, Devendra Kumar, Ram Swroop, Fadzilah Md AliThermal Science201923(6)0354-9836
45An efficient numerical method for fractional model of allelopathic stimulatory phytoplankton species with Mittag-Leffler law,Behzad Ghanbari, Devendra Kumar and Jagdev SinghDiscrete and Continuous Dynamical Systems Series2020 1937-1632
46Heat and mass transfer of fractional second grade fluid with slippage and ramped wall temperature using Caputo-Fabrizio fractional derivative approachSami Ul Haq, Saeed Ullah Jan, Syed Inayat Ali Shah, Ilyas Khan and Jagdev SinghAIMS Mathematics20205(4),3056-30882473-6988
47A comparative study for fractional chemical kinetics and carbon dioxide CO2 absorbed into phenyl glycidyl ether problems,Ranbir Kumar, Sunil Kumar, Jagdev Singh and Zeyad Al-ZhourAIMS Mathematics2020),5(4),3201-32222473-6988
48Certain unified integrals associated with product of M-series and incomplete H-functionsManish Kumar Bansal, Devendra Kumar, Ilyas Khan, Jagdev Singh and Kottakkaran Sooppy NisarMathematics201971,191 
49A new analysis of fractional Drinfeld–Sokolov–Wilson model with exponential memorySanjay Bhatter, Amit Mathur, Devendra Kumar and Jagdev SinghPhysica20205370378-4371
50Certain fractional calculus and integral transform results of incomplete ?-functions with applicationsManish Kumar Bansal, Devendra Kumar, K.S. Nisar and Jagdev SinghMathematical Methods in the Applied Sciences2020 1099-1476
51Numerical computation of fractional Kersten-Krasil’shchik coupled KdV-mKdV System arising in multi-component plasmasAmit Goswami, Sushila, Jagdev Singh, and Devendra KumarAIMS Mathematics20205(3),2346-23682473-6988
52A novel approach for nonlinear equations occurs in ion acoustic waves in plasma with Mittag-Leffler lawP. Veeresha, D. G. Prakasha and Jagdev SinghEngineering Computations2020 0264-4401
53An Efficient Numerical Approach for Space Fractional Partial Differential EquationsRabia Shikrani, M.S. Hashmi, Nargis Khan, Abdul Ghaafar, Kottakkaran Sooppy Nisar, Jagdev Singh and Devendra KumarAlexandria Engineering2020 1110-0168
54Mathematical modelling of internal blood pressure involving incomplete H(bar)-functionsDevendra Kumar, Manish Kumar Bansal, Kottakkaran Sooppy Nisar and Jagdev SinghJournal of Interdisciplinary Mathematics201922(7),1213-12210972-0502
55, An efficient numerical scheme for fractional model of HIV-1 infection of CD4+T-Cells with the effect of antiviral drug therapySunil Kumar, Ranbir Kumar, Jagdev Singh, K.S. Nisar and Devendra KumarAlexandria Engineering Journal202059(4),2053-20641110-0168
56Analytical study for MHD flow of Williamson nanofluid with the effects of variable thicknessSumit Gupta, Devendra Kumar and Jagdev Singhnonlinear thermal radiation and improved Fourier’s and Fick’s Laws, SN Applied Science20202,4382523-3971
57Certain Mathieu-type series pertaining to incomplete H-functionsNidhi Jolly, Manish Kumar Bansal, Devendra Kumar and Jagdev SinghApplications and Applied Mathematics:20206,1-141932-9466
58Finite and infinite integral formulas involving the family of incomplete H-functionsManish Kumar Bansal, Devendra Kumar, Jagdev Singh and Kottakkaran Sooppy NisarApplications and Applied Mathematics20206,15-281932-9466
59Chebyshev type inequalities involving the fractional integral operator containing multi-index Mittag-Leffler function in the kernelS.D. Purohit, N. Jolly, M. K. Bansal, Jagdev Singh and Devendra KumarApplications and Applied Mathematics20206,29-381932-9466
60Class of integrals involving generalized hypergeometric functionD.L. Suthar, Teklay Hailay, Hafte Amsalu and Jagdev SinghApplications and Applied Mathematics:20206,87-1021932-9466
61Class of integrals and applications of fractional kinetic equation with the generalized multiindex Bessel functionD. L. Suthar, Sunil Dutt Purohit, Haile Habenom and Jagdev SinghDiscrete and Continuous Dynamical Systems Series S2019 1937-1632
62Fractional approach for equation describing the water transport in unsaturated porous media with Mittag-Leffler kernelP. Veeresha, D. G. Prakasha and Jagdev SinghFrontiers in Physics20197,1932296-424X
63Extended Bessel-Maitland function and its properties pertaining to integral transforms and fractional calculusD. L. Suthar, A. M. Khan, A. Alaria, S. D. Purohit and Jagedv SinghAIMS Mathematics20205(2),1400-14102473-6988
64An efficient computational scheme for nonlinear time fractional systems of partial differential equations arising in physical sciencesVed Prakash Dubey, Rajnesh Kumar, Devendra Kumar, Ilyas Khan and Jagdev SinghAdvances in Difference Equations2020461687-1847
65A. Tassaddiq and K.S. Nisar, Some new results for the Srivastava-Luo-Raina M-transform pertaining to the incomplete H-functionsM.K. Bansal, Devendra Kumar, Jagdev SinghAIMS Mathematics20205(1),717-7222473-6988
66MHD three dimensional boundary layer flow and heat transfer of Water driven Copper and Alumina nanoparticles induced by convective conditionsSumit Gupta, Devendra Kumar and Jagdev SinghInternational Journal of Modern Physics B201933(26)0217-751X
67Influences of polarization on two equal semi-permeable cracks in a piezoelectric mediaKamlesh Jangid, Devendra Kumar and Jagdev SinghScience & Technology Asia202025(1),11-182586-9000
68Certain new integral properties of a product of generalized special functions associated with Feynman integralsSapna Tyagi, Monika Jain and Jagdev SinghScience & Technology Asia202025(1),38-452586-9000
69Representation theorems for the Mexican hat wavelet transformAbhishek Singh, Nikhila Raghuthaman, Aparna Rawat and Jagdev SinghMathematical Methods in the Applied Sciences2020 1099-1476
70Solution for fractional forced KdV equation using fractional natural decomposition methodP. Veeresha, D. G. Prakasha and Jagdev SinghAIMS Mathematics20205(2),798-8102473-6988
71Embedded Pseudo-Runge-Kutta methods for first and second order initial value problems,Shruti Tiwari, Ram Kishor Pandey, Harendra Singh and Jagdev SinghScience & Technology Asia,202025(1),128-1412586-9000
72Application of incomplete H–functions in determination of Lambert’s lawManish Kumar Bansal, Devendra Kumar, Kottakkaran Sooppy Nisar and Jagdev SinghJournal of Interdisciplinary Mathematics201922(7),1205–12120972-0502
73A new fractional exothermic reactions model having constant heat source in porous media with power, exponential and Mittag-Leffler LawsDevendra Kumar, Jagdev Singh, Kumud Tanwar and Dumitru BaleanuInternational Journal of Heat and Mass Transfer2019138,1222-12270017-9310
74An efficient analytical approach for fractional equal width equations describing hydro-magnetic waves in cold plasmaAmit Goswami, Jagdev Singh, Devendra Kumar and SushilaPhysica A2019524,563-5750378-4371
75A new fractional SIRS-SI malaria disease model with application of vaccines, anti-malarial drugs, and sprayingDevendra Kumar, Jagdev Singh, Maysaa Al Qurashi and Dumitru BaleanuAdvances in Difference Equations20192781687-1847
76A reliable numerical algorithm for fractional advection-dispersion equation arising in contaminant transport through porous mediaHarendra Singh, Rajesh K. Pandey, Jagdev Singh and M. P. Tripathi,Physica A20195270378-4371
77A hybrid analytical algorithm for nonlinear fractional wave-like equations,Devendra Kumar, Jagdev Singh, Sunil Dutt Purohit and Ram SwroopMathematical Modelling of Natural Phenomena201914, 3040973-5348
78Numerical study of fractional model of multi-dimensional dispersive partial differential equationVijay Verma, Amit Prakash, Devendra Kumar and Jagdev SinghJournal of Ocean Engineering and Science20194(4),338-3512468-0133
79ADMP: a maple package for symbolic computation and error estimating to singular two-point boundary value problems with initial conditionsSumit Gupta, Devendra Kumar and Jagdev Singh,National Academy of Sciences, Physical Sciences201989(2)), 405–4140369-8203
80An efficient analytical technique for fractional partial differential equations occurring in ion acoustic waves in plasmaAmit Goswami, Jagdev Singh, Devendra Kumar, Sumit Gupta and SushilaJournal of Ocean Engineering and Science20194(2),85-992468-0133
81A reliable numerical algorithm for the fractional Klein-Gordon equation,Harendra Singh, Devendra Kumar, Jagdev Singh and C.S. Singh,Engineering Transactions201967(1)0867-888X
82A reliable analytical approach for a fractional model of advection-dispersion equation,Jagdev Singh, Aydin Secer, Ram Swroop and Devendra KumarNonlinear Engineering20199,107-1162192-8029
83Impact of Generalized Fourier’s law and Fick’s law for MHD flow of Ag-H2O and TiO2-H2O nanomaterialsSumit Gupta, Devendra Kumar and Jagdev Singh and Sandeep GuptaMultidiscipline Modeling in Materials and Structures2019 1573-6105
84, Analytical solution of a fractional model of fluid flow through narrowing system in terms of Mittag-Leffler functionAnupma Choudhary, Devendra Kumar and Jagdev SinghInternational Journal of Applied Mechanics and Engineering,2019 2353-9003
85A fractional epidemiological model for computer viruses pertaining to a new fractional derivativeJagdev Singh, Devendra Kumar, Zakia Hammouch and Abdon AtanganaApplied Mathematics and Computation2018316, 504-5150096-3003
86Numerical simulation for system of time-fractional linear and nonlinear differential equationsDevendra Kumar, Jagdev Singh, Amit Prakash and Ram SwroopProgress in Fractional Differentiation and Applications20195(1),65-772356-9336
87Analytical solution of generalized space-time fractional advection-dispersion equation via coupling of Sumudu and Fourier transformsVinod Gill, Jagdev Singh and Yudhveer SinghFrontiers in Physics20196,1512296-424X
88An efficient numerical algorithm for the fractional Drinfeld-Sokolov-Wilson equationJagdev Singh, Devendra Kumar, Dumitru Baleanu and Sushila RathoreApplied Mathematics and Computation2018335,12-240096-3003
89On the analysis of fractional diabetes model with exponential lawJagdev Singh, Devendra Kumar and Dumitru BaleanuAdvances in Difference Equations20182311687-1847
90of regularized long-wave equation associated with a new fractional operator with Mittag-Leffler type kernelDevendra Kumar, Jagdev Singh, Dumitru Baleanu and SushilaPhysica A2018492,155- 1670378-4371
91A New Numerical Algorithm for Fractional Fitzhugh-Nagumo Equation Arising in Transmission of Nerve ImpulsesDevendra Kumar, Jagdev Singh and Dumitru BaleanuNonlinear Dynamics201891,307-3170924-090X
92An efficient computational technique for fractal vehicular traffic flowDevendra Kumar, Fairouz Tchier, Jagdev Singh and Dumitru BaleanuEntropy201820 (4),2591099-4300
93MHD mixed convective stagnation point flow and heat transfer of an incompressible nanofluid over an inclined stretching sheet with chemical reaction and radiationSumit Gupta, Devendra Kumar and Jagdev SinghInternational Journal of Heat and Mass Transfer2018118,378-3870017-9310
94A modified numerical scheme and convergence analysis for fractional model of Lienard’s equationDevendra Kumar, Ravi P. Agarwal and Jagdev SinghJournal of Computational and Applied Mathematics2018339,405-4130377-0427
95An Efficient computational approach for time-fractional Rosenau-Hyman equationJagdev Singh, Devendra Kumar, Ram Swroop and Sunil Kumar,Neural Comput & Applic201830(10),3063–3070,0941-0643
96Analysis of a fractional model of Ambartsumian equationDevendra Kumar, Jagdev Singh, Dumitru Baleanu and Sushila RathoreEuropean Journal of Physical Plus2018133,1592190-5444
97A new fractional model for convective straight fins with temperature-dependent thermal conductivityDevendra Kumar, Jagdev Singh and Dumitru BaleanuThermal Science201822,2791-28020354-9836
98Analytic study for fractional coupled Burger’s equations via sumudu transform methodAmit Prakash, Vijay Verma, Devendra Kumar and Jagdev Singh,Nonlinear Engineering20187(4),323-3322192-8029
99Analytic study for a fractional model of HIV infection of CD4+T lymphocyte cellsHasan Bulut, Devendra Kumar, Jagdev Singh, Ram Swroop and H. M. BaskonusMathematics in Natural Sciences20182(1),33-43 
100A new analysis of Fornberg-Whitham equation pertaining to a fractional derivative with Mittag-Leffler type kernelDevendra Kumar, Jagdev Singh and Dumitru BaleanuEuropean Journal of Physical Plus2018133 (2),702190-5444
101ModifiedKawahara equation within a fractional derivative with non-singularDevendra Kumar, Jagdev Singh and Dumitru BaleanuThermal Science201822,789-7960354-9836
102Numerical simulation of fifth order KdV equations occurring in magneto-acoustic waves, Ain ShamsAmit Goswami, Jagdev Singh and Devendra KumarEngineering Journal20189,2265-22732090-4479
103An efficient computational technique for fractal vehicular traffic flowDevendra Kumar, Fairouz Tchier, Jagdev Singh and Dumitru BaleanuEntropy201820 (4),2591099-4300
104A computational approach for fractional convection-diffusion equation via integral transformsJagdev Singh, Ram Swroop and Devendra KumarAin Shams Engineering Journal20189,1019-10282090-4479
105Analysis of an El Nino-Southern Oscillation model with a new fractional derivativeJagdev Singh, Devendra Kumar and Juan J. NietoChaos, Solitons and Fractals201799,109–1150960-0779
106On the analysis of chemical kinetics system pertaining to a fractional derivative with Mittag-Leffler type kernel,Jagdev Singh, Devendra Kumar and Dumitru BaleanuChaos201727,103,1131054-1500
107A hybrid computational approach for Jeffery-Hamel flow in non-parallel wallsJagdev Singh, M.M. Rashidi, Sushila, Devendra KumarNeural Computing and Applications2017 0941-0643
108Analysis of a new fractional model for damped berger equationJagdev Singh, Devendra Kumar and Dumitru BaleanuOpen Physics201715,35-412391-5471
109A new fractional model for giving up smoking dynamicsJagdev Singh, Devendra Kumar, Maysaa Al Qurashi and Dumitru BaleanuAdvances in Difference Equations2017 1687-1847
110A Novel Numerical Approach for a Nonlinear Fractional Dynamical Model of Interpersonal and Romantic RelationshipsJagdev Singh, Devendra Kumar, Maysaa Al Qurashi and Dumitru BaleanuEntropy,201719 (7),3751099-4300
111A hybrid computational approach for Klein- Gordon equations on Cantor setsDevendra Kumar, Jagdev Singh and Dumitru BaleanuNonlinear Dynamics201787,511-5170924-090X
112An efficient analytical technique for fractional model of vibration equationH.M. Srivastava, Devendra Kumar and Jagdev SinghApplied Mathematical Modelling201745,192-2040307-904X
113A new analysis for fractional model of regularized long-wave equation arising in ion acoustic plasma wavesDevendra Kumar, Jagdev Singh and Dumitru BaleanuMathematical Methods in the Applied Sciences201740(15),5642-56531099-1476
114An effective computational approach for solving local fractional telegraph equationsDevendra Kumar, Jagdev Singh, Haci Mehmet Baskonus and Hasan BulutNonlinear Science Letters A20178(2),200-2062519-9072
115An efficient computational technique for local fractional heat conduction equations in fractal mediaDuan Zhao, Jagdev Singh, Devendra Kumar, Sushila Rathore and Xiao-Jun YangJournal of Nonlinear Sciences and Applications201710,1478-14862008-1898
116Analytical techniques for system of time fractional nonlinear differential equations,Junesang Choi, Devendra Kumar, Jagdev Singh and Ram SwroopJournal of the Korean Mathematical Society201754,1209-12290304-9914
117An efficient computational approach for linear and nonlinear fractional differential equationsJagdev Singh, Devendra Kumar, Ram Prakash Sharma and Ram SwroopWaves, Wavelets and Fractals – Advanced Analysis,20173,1-132449-5557
118Analysis of logistic equation pertaining to a new fractional derivative with non-singular kernelDevendra Kumar, Jagdev Singh, Dumitru Baleanu and Maysaa Al QurashiAdvances in Mechanical Engineering20179(2),1-81687-8132
119An efficient computational approach for generalized Hirota-Satsuma coupled KdV equations arising in shallow water waves,Sumit Gupta, Devendra Kumar and Jagdev SinghWaves, Wavelets and Fractals – Advanced Analysis20173 ,14-302449-5557
120A fractional model of convective radial fins with temperature-dependent thermal conductivityDevendra Kumar, Jagdev Singh and Dumitru BaleanuRomanian Reports in Physics201769(1),1031221-1451
121Some fractional calculus results pertaining to Mittag-Leffler type functionsAnupma Choudhary, Devendra Kumar and Jagdev Singh,Journal of Applied Mathematics, Statistics and Informatics201713 (1),31-481336-9180
122A reliable algorithm for local fractional Tricomi equation arising in fractal transonic flowJagdev Singh, Devendra Kumar and Juan J. NietoEntropy201618(6),206,1099-4300
123Numerical computation of fractional partial differential equations arising in physicsJagdev Singh, Devendra Kumar, Ram Swroop and Sunil Kumar,Journal of the Nigerian Mathematical Society201635,439-459 
124Analytic study of Allen- Cahn equation of fractional orderDevendra Kumar, Jagdev Singh and Dumitru BaleanuBulletin of Mathematical Analysis and Applications,20161,31-401821-1291
125A fractional model of a dynamical Brusselator reaction-diffusion system arising in triple collision and enzymatic reactionsJagdev Singh, M.M. Rashidi, Ram Swroop and Devendra KumarNonlinear Engineering20165(4),277-2852192-8029
126Application of generalized M-series and -function in electric circuit theoryDevendra Kumar and Jagdev SinghMathematics in Engineering, Science and Aerospace (MESA),20167(3),503-5152041-3165
127Numerical solution of time- and space-fractional coupled Burgers equations via homotopy algorithmJagdev Singh, Devendra Kumar and Ram SwroopAlexandria Engineering Journal201655 (2),1753-17631110-0168
128Numerical computation of a fractional model of differential-difference equationDevendra Kumar, Jagdev Singh and Dumitru BaleanuJournal of Computational and Nonlinear Dynamics2016111555-1415
129Fractional modelling arising in unidirectional propagation of long waves in dispersive mediaSunil Kumar, Devendra Kumar and Jagdev SinghAdvances in Nonlinear Analysis (ANONA)20165(4),383-3942191-950X
130Numerical Simulation of a fractional model of temperature distribution and heat flux in the semi infinite solidAnupma Choudhary, Devendra Kumar and Jagdev SinghAlexandria Engineering Journal201655 (1),87-911110-0168
131A reliable algorithm for KdV equations arising in warm plasmaAmit Goswami, Jagdev Singh and Devendra KumarNonlinear Engineering20165(1),7-162192-8029
132A fractional model of fluid flow through porous media with mean capillary pressureAnupma Choudhary, Devendra Kumar and Jagdev SinghJournal of the Association of Arab Universities for Basic and Applied Sciences201621,59-631815-3852
133Numerical Computation of Nonlinear Shock Wave Equation of Fractional OrderDevendra Kumar, Jagdev Singh and Sunil Kumar, Sushila and B.P. Singh,Ain Shams Engineering Journal20156(2),605-6112090-4479
134Analytical modeling for fractional multi-dimensional diffusion equations by using Laplace transformDevendra Kumar, Jagdev Singh and Sunil KumarCommunications in Numerical Analysis20151,16-292193-4215
135A fractional model of Navier-Stokes equation arising in unsteady flow of a viscous fluidDevendra Kumar, Jagdev Singh and Sunil KumarJournal of the Association of Arab Universities for Basic and Applied Sciences,201517,14-19815-3852
136Numerical computation of fractional Lotka-Volterra equation arising in biological systemsRamswroop, Jagdev Singh and Devendra KumarNonlinear Engineering,20154(2),117-1252192-8029
137Analytical Solutions of Convection-Diffusion Problems by Combining Laplace Transform Method and Homotopy Perturbation MethodSumit Gupta, Devendra Kumar and Jagdev SinghAlexandria Engineering Journal201554(3),645-6511110-0168
138Numerical study for systems of fractional differential equations via Laplace transformSumit Gupta, Devendra Kumar and Jagdev SinghJournal of the Egyptian Mathematical Society201523(2),256-2621110-256X
139Analytical solution of Abel integral equation arising in astrophysics via Laplace transformSunil Kumar, Amit Kumar, Devendra Kumar and Jagdev Singh and Arvind Singh,Journal of the Egyptian Mathematical Society201523(1),102-1071110-256X
140New Analytical Approach to Two-Dimensional Viscous Flow with a Shrinking Sheet via Sumudu TransformSushila, Jagdev Singh and Y.S. ShihodiaWalailak Journal of Science and Technology,201411(3),201-2101686-3933
141On the distribution of mixed sum of independent random variables one of them associated with general class of polynomials and H-functionJagdev Singh and Devendra Kumar,Journal of Applied Mathematics, Statistics and Informatics,201410(1),53-621336-9180
142Numerical solutions of nonlinear fractional partial differential equations arising in spatial diffusion of biological populations,Jagdev Singh, Devendra Kumar and A. Kilicman,Abstract and Applied Analysis20142014,121085-3375
143A reliable approach for two-dimensional viscous flow between slowly expanding or contracting walls with weak permeability using sumudu transformSushila, Jagdev Singh and Y.S. ShihodiaAin Shams Engineering Journal20145,237-2422090-4479
144New Homotopy Analysis Transform Algorithm to Solve Volterra Integral EquationSunil Kumar, Jagdev Singh and Devendra KumarAin Shams Engineering Journal20145,243–2462090-4479
145Analytic and approximate Solutions of space- and time-fractional telegraph Equations via Laplace transform,Devendra Kumar, Jagdev Singh and Sunil Kumar,Walailak Journal of Science and Technology201411(8),711-7281686-3933
146Numerical computation of fractional Black-Scholes equation arising in financial marketSunil Kumar, Devendra Kumar and Jagdev SinghEgyptian Journal of Basic and Applied Sciences20141(3-4),177-1832314-808X
147A modified analytical technique for Jeffery-Hamel flow using sumudu transformSushila, Jagdev Singh and Y.S. ShishodiaJournal of the Association of Arab Universities for Basic and Applied Sciences201416,11-151815-3852
148Numerical Computation of Nonlinear Fractional Zakharov- Kuznetsov Equation arising in Ion-Acoustic WavesDevendra Kumar, Jagdev Singh and Sunil KumarJournal of the Egyptian Mathematical Society201422 (3),373-3781110-256X
149A new fractional model of nonlinear shock wave equation arising in flow of gasesJagdev Singh, Devendra Kumar and Sunil KumarNonlinear Engineering20143(1),43-502192-8029
150Numerical computation of Klein-Gordon equations arising in quantum field theory by using new homotopy analysis transform method,Devendra Kumar, Jagdev Singh and Sunil KumarAlexandria Engineering Journal201453 (2),469-4741110-0168
151Numerical computation of fractional multi-dimensional diffusion equations by using a modified homotopy perturbation method,Devendra Kumar, Jagdev Singh and Sunil KumarJournal of the Association of Arab Universities for Basic and Applied Sciences201417,20-261815-3852
152Analytical study for singular system of transistor circuitsDevendra Kumar, Jagdev Singh and Sunil KumarAlexandria Engineering Journal201453 (2),445-4481110-0168
153Analytical Solution of Fractional Differential Equations arising in Fluid Mechanics by using Sumudu transform method,Anupma Choudhary, Devendra Kumar and Jagdev SinghNonlinear Engineering20143(3),133-1392192-8029
154New generalization of fractional kinetic equation using Multivariable H-functionAnupma Choudhary, Devendra Kumar and Jagdev SinghJournal of Fractional Calculus and Applications20145(21),1-92090-584X
155Numerical study for time-fractional Schrödinger equations arising in quantum mechanicsRamswroop, Jagdev Singh and Devendra KumarNonlinear Engineering20143(3),169-1772192-8029
156A New Reliable Approach for Two-Dimensional and Axisymmetric Unsteady Flows between Parallel PlatesSushila, Jagdev Singh and Y.S. ShihodiaZeitschrift für Naturforschung A 68a2013629-6341865-7109
157Application of Laplace decomposition method in singular system of transistor circuitsJagdev Singh, Devendra Kumar and Sushila Rathore,Middle-East Journal of Scientific Research201317 (4),477-4801990-9233
158Applications of homotopy perturbation transform method for solving time-dependent functional differential equationsSumit Gupta, Jagdev Singh and Devendra KumarInternational Journal of Nonlinear Science201316(1),37-491749-3889
159Application of Homotopy Perturbation Transform Method to Linear and Nonlinear Schrödinger EquationsDevendra Kumar, Jagdev Singh and SushilaInternational Journal of Nonlinear Science201316,203-2091749-3889
160Homotopy perturbation method for fractional gas dynamics equation using sumudu transformJagdev Singh, Devendra Kumar and A. KilicmanAbstract and Applied Analysis,20132013,81085-3375
161New treatment of fractional Fornberg-Whitham equation via Laplace transformJagdev Singh, Devendra Kumar and Sunil KumarAin Shams Engineering Journal20134,557-5622090-4479
162Application of homotopy analysis transform method to fractional biological population modelDevendra Kumar, Jagdev Singh and SushilaRomanian Reports in Physics201365(1),63-751841-8759
163An efficient analytical approach for MHD viscous flow over a stretching sheet via homotopy perturbation sumudu transform method,Sushila, Jagdev Singh and Y.S. ShihodiaAin Shams Engineering Journal20134,549-5552090-4479
164A reliable algorithm for solving discontinued problems arising in nanotechnology,Jagdev Singh, Devendra Kumar and Sunil KumarScientia Iranica201320(3),1059-10621026-3098
165Application of Homotopy Perturbation Sumudu Transform Method for Solving Heat and Wave-Like Equations,Jagdev Singh, Devendra Kumar and A. KilicmanMalaysian Journal of Mathematical Science20137(1),79-951823-8343
166On the solutions of fractional reaction-diffusion equations,Jagdev Singh, Devendra Kumar and SushilaLe Matematiche201368(1),23-320373-3505
167An efficient approach for fractional Harry Dym equation using sumudu transformDevendra Kumar, Jagdev Singh and A. KilicmanAbstract and Applied Analysis20132013,81085-3375
168An application of homotopy perturbation transform method to fractional heat and wave-like equationsJagdev Singh and Devendra KumarJournal of Fractional Calculus and Applications20134(2),290-3022090-5858
169New fractional-calculus results involving general class of multivariable polynomials and multivariable H-functionDevendra Kumar and Jagdev SinghInternational Journal of Modern Mathematical Sciences20137(1),26-402166-286X
170A reliable treatment of biological population model by using Laplace transformDevendra Kumar, Jagdev Singh and Sunil KumarInternational Journal of Modern Mathematical Sciences20137(2),132-1422166-286X
171Sumudu decomposition method for nonlinear equations,Devendra Kumar, Jagdev Singh and Sushila RathoreInternational Mathematical Forum20127(11),515-5211312-7594
172Application of homotopy perturbation transform method for solving linear and nonlinear Klein-Gordon equationsJagdev Singh, Devendra Kumar and Sushila RathoreJournal of Information and Computing Science20127(2),131-1391746-7659
173Homotopy perturbation algorithm using Lapalce transform for gas dynamics equationJagdev Singh, Devendra Kumar and SushilaJournal of Applied Mathematics, Statistics and Informatics20128(1),55-611336-9180
174Solution of a time-space fractional diffusion equations by integral transform methodV.B.L. Chaurasia and Jagdev SinghTamsui Oxford Journal of Information and Mathematical Sciences201228(2),153-1642222-4424
175A Novel Approach for Solving Steady Flow of Walter B Fluid in a Vertical Channel with Porous Wall via Sumudu TransformSushila, Jagdev Singh and Y.S. ShishodiaInternational Journal of Modern Theoretical Physics20121(1),23-332169-7426
176Application of homotopy perturbation transform method to linear and non-linear space-time fractional reaction-diffusion equations,Jagdev Singh, Devendra Kumar, Sushila and Sumit GuptaThe Journal of Mathematics and Computer Science20125(1),40-522008-949x
177Homotopy analysis sumudu transform method for nonlinear equationsSushila Rathore, Devendra Kumar, Jagdev Singh and Sumit GuptaInt. J. Industrial Mathematics20124(4),301-3142008-5621
178Unified fractional reaction-diffusion equations with solutionsV.B.L. Chaurasia and Jagdev SinghApplied Mathematical Sciences20115(60),2989-30001312–885X
179Application of Sumudu transform in fractional kinetic equationsV.B.L. Chaurasia and Jagdev SinghGeneral Mathematics Notes20112(1),86-952219-7184
180Certain expectations associated with multivariate Gamma and beta distributions pertaining to the multivariable H-functionV.B.L. Chaurasia and Jagdev SinghAustralian Journal of Basic and Applied Sciences20115(7),541-5461314-7625
181Homotopy perturbation sumudu transform method for nonlinear equations,Jagdev Singh, Devendra Kumar and SushilaAdv. Theor. Appl. Mechanics20114(4),165-1751313-6550
182Sumudu homotopy perturbation techniqueDevendra Kumar, Jagdev Singh and Sushila,Global Journal of Science Frontier Research201111(6),59-642249-4626
183A generalized probability distribution pertaining to product of special functions with applicationsV.B.L. Chaurasia and Jagdev SinghGlobal Journal of Science Frontier Research201010,13-202249-4626
184Certain integral properties pertaining to special functions, SCIENTIA Series:V.B.L. Chaurasia and Jagdev SinghA Mathematical Science201019,1-60716-8446
185Application of Sumudu transform in Schrödinger equation occurring in Quantum mechanics,V.B.L. Chaurasia and Jagdev SinghApplied Mathematical Sciences20104(57),2843-28501312–885X
186Solutions of generalized Fredholm type integral equations pertaining to product of special functionsV.B.L. Chaurasia and Jagdev Singh,Global Journal of Science Frontier Research201010,32-382249-4626
187Fractional-calculus results pertaining to special functions,V.B.L. Chaurasia and Jagdev SinghInt. J. Contemp. Math. Sciences20105 (48),2381-23891312–7586
188Numerical solution of nonlinear fractional Camassa-Holm equationDevendra Kumar, Junesang Choi, Jagdev Singh and Ram Prakash SharmaFar East Journal of Mathematical Sciences2017101(1),125-1350972-0871
189Generalized fractional Schr?dinger equations arising in quantum mechanicsDevendra Kumar, Junesang Choi, Anupma Choudhary and Jagdev SinghFar East Journal of Mathematical Sciences2018 0972-0871)
190A hybrid computational approach for steady flow of Walter’s b fluid in a vertical channel with porous wallRam Prakash Sharma, S.R. Mishra, Devendra Kumar and Jagdev Singh, Ganita201767(1),89-980046-5402
191Application of He’s homotopy perturbation method for solving nonlinear wave-like equations with variable coefficients,Sumit Gupta, Devendra Kumar and Jagdev SinghInternational Journal of Advances in Applied Mathematics and Mechanics20131(2),65-792347-2529
192Solution of non-linear differential equation and special functions,V.B.L. Chaurasia and Jagdev SinghActa Ciencia Indica2016 0970-0455
193The distribution of the sum of mixed independent random variables pertaining to special functions,V.B.L. Chaurasia and Jagdev SinghInternational Journal of Engineering Science and Technology20102(7),2601-26062278–9510
194New Analytical Approach for Fractional Cubic Nonlinear Schrödinger Equation via Laplace TransformJagdev Singh and Devendra KumarAdvances in Intelligent Systems and Computing,2013236,271-277ISBN 978-81-322-1602-5
195New Reliable Algorithm for Fractional Harry Dym Equation, Series:Devendra Kumar and Jagdev SinghAdvances in Intelligent Systems and Computing2013236,251-257,ISBN 978-81-322-1602-5
196, Fractional Order Integration and Certain Integrals of Generalized Multiindex Bessel Function, In J. Singh et al. (eds.),K. S. Nisar, S. D. Purohit, D. L. Suthar and Jagdev SinghMathematical Modelling, Applied Analysis and Computation, SpringerProceedings in Mathematics & Statistics2019272,155-167ISBN 978-981-13-9607-6
197Analytical Approach to Fractional Navier–Stokes Equations by Iterative Laplace Transform Method, In J. Singh et al. (eds.),Rajendra K. Bairwa and Jagdev Singh,Mathematical Modelling, Applied Analysis and Computation, Springer Proceedings in Mathematics & Statistics2019272,179-188ISBN 978-981-13-9607-6

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An Efficient Computational Technique for Nonlinear Emden-Fowler Equations Arising in Astrophysics and Space Science,Sumit Gupta, Devendra Kumar and Jagdev Singh and SushilaCMES 20192020)76-98 

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A New Approximation Scheme for Solving Ordinary Differential Equation with Gomez–Atangana–Caputo Fractional Derivative,T. Mekkaoui, Z. Hammouch, D. Kumar and Jagdev SinghMethods of Mathematical Modelling: Fractional Differential Equations202051-62ISBN 9780367220082

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Fractional Calculus Approach in SIRS-SI Model for Malaria Disease with Mittag-Leffler LawJagdev Singh, Devendra Kumar and Sunil Dutt Purohit,Fractional Calculus in Medical and Health Science202083-107ISBN: 9780367351212
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1Time-dependent oscillatory MHD flow over a porous vertical sheet with heat source and chemical reaction effectsSharma, Ram Prakash; Raju, M C; Ghosh, S K; Mishra, S R; Tinker, Seema,Indian Journal of Pure & Applied Physics,2020Vol 58, No 12ISSN: 0975-1041(Online)
2Effect of Convective Heat and Mass Conditions in Magnetohydrodynamic Boundary Layer Flow with Joule Heating and Thermal RadiationR.P. Sharma , Seema Tinker , B.J. Gireesha , and B. Nagaraja,International Journal of Applied Mechanics and Engineering2020Volume 25: Issue 3,Online ISSN: 2353-9003
3Influence of Soret and Dufour effect on MHD flow over an exponential stretching sheet: A numerical study,Sharma, Ram Prakash; Mishra, S R ; Tinker, Seema,Indian Journal of Pure & Applied Physics,2020Vol 58, No 7ISSN: 0975-1041(Online)
4BIANCHI TYPE-I BULK VISCOUS SPACE – TIME WITH DUST FLUID : AN ALTERNATIVE APPROACHSeema tinkerProceedings of International Conference on “Recent Innovation and Trends in Engineering,Technology and Research” (ICRITETR-2017)”2017 ISBN:978-93-5291-761-7
5Bianchi Type I Cosmological Model for Dust Distribution with Variable G and LambdaSeema tinkerJournal of Rajasthan academy of physical sciences, Jaipur2017Vol.16, No.3&4, 175-182ISSN : 0972-6306
6Stiff Fluid Distribution with Variable G and Λ Assuming Power Law Relation in Bianchi type V Viscous Cosmological ModelSeema tinkerJOURNAL OF ULTRA SCIENTIST OF PHYSICAL SCIENCES2017Vol. 29(10), 268-275ISSN 2319-8052(Online)
7Bianchi Type-III Cosmological Models for Barotropic perfect Fluid Distribution with Variable G and LambdaRaj Bali, Seema tinker, Pratibha SinghInternational Journal of Theoretical Physics2010Vol. 49; 1431-1438ISSN: 0020-7748 (print)
8Bianchi Type-V Bulk Viscous Barotropic Fluid Cosmological Model with Variable G and LambdaRaj Bali, Seema tinkerChinese Physics Letters(UK)2008Vol 25,No 8; 3090-3093ISSN: 0256-307X (print)
9Bianchi Type-III Bulk Viscous Barotropic Fluid Cosmological Model with Variable G and LambdaRaj Bali,Seema tinkerChinese Physics Letters(UK)2009Vol 26,No 2ISSN: 0256-307X (print)
10Bianchi Type I Magnetized bulk viscous barotropic Fluid cosmological model with Variable G and LambdaRaj Bali,Seema tinkerProceedings of National Academy of Sciences India2007Vol.77(A),II,Page No.143-148ISSN:0369-8211 (print)
11Bianchi Type-I Bulk Viscous Fluid Cosmological Model with Variable G and Lambda for Barotropic Fluid DistributionRaj Bali,Seema tinkerVikram Mathematical Journal2006Vol26ISSN 0971-5150
12Bulk viscous stiff fluid Cosmological model with Variable G and LambdaRaj Bali,Seema tinkerJournal of Rajasthan academy of physical sciences, Jaipur2004Vol.3,No.1, PP9-16ISSN : 0972-6306
 DR. SMITA JAIN     
1A Comparative Study of Active and Passive Adverse Drug Reaction Reporting Systems in Terms of False Reporting RateDr. Smita Jain and Alka BansalScripta Medica20214 (51):223-7Print: 2490-3329,
Online: 2303-7954
2A cross- sectional study to assess the psychosocial impact of COVID-19 pandemic on health care workers at a tertiary care hospital in India’Dr. Smita Jain and Alka BansalInternational Journal of Academic Medicine20206(3):197-2022455-5568
3Students’ perception regarding pedagogy, andragogy and heutagogy as teaching learning methods in undergraduate medical educationDr. Smita Jain and Alka BansalJournal of Education & Health Promotion20209 : 1-7Print: 2277-9531,
Online: 2319-6440
4Analysis of Different Water Quality Parameters of Ganga River by Multivariate ToolsDr. Smita JainJournal of Science & Technology20205 (4) : 268-2752456-5660
5Forecasting of Water Quality Parameters by Winter’s Method with the help of Autoregressive Model.Dr. Smita Jain and Dr. Jyoti ThanviInterdisciplinary Journal of Contemporary Research20185 (9) : 217-2232393-8358
6Water Quality Analysis of Drinking Water by Identification of Their Distribution and Process Capability.Dr. Smita JainAmerican Journal of Biological and Environmental Statistics20184 (1) :20-302471-9765
7Identifying the Most Critical Season for Variation in Water Quality by using Principal Component Analysis.Dr. Smita JainInternational Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (IJTSRD)20171(6) :818-8202456 – 6470
8Statistical Analysis to Identify the Main Parameters to Effecting WQIDr. smita Jain and Yogita PunjabiISST Journal of Mathematics & Computing System20178 (1) :20-230976-9048
9Assessment of Water Quality at the three stations of Chambal River.Dr. Smita JainINTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES20123 (2): 881-8840976 – 4402
10Comparative Study of Chambal River at Four stations in Rajasthan for the year 2005Dr. Smita Jain& Prof. Amita SharmaJournal of Commerce and Information Technology20077 (1) : 71-740972-9550
 DR. MONIKA JAIN     
1Certain New Integral Properties of a Product of Generalized Special Functions Associated with Feynman IntegralsSapna Tyagi , Monika Jain*, Jagdev SinghScience & Technology Asia2020Vol. 25 No. 1P-ISSN 2586-9000
E-ISSN 2586-9027
2A study of the fractional-order mathematical model of diabetes and its resulting complications. .Srivastava HM, Dubey RS, Jain MMath Meth Appl Sci.20191–14. https://doi.org/10.1002/mma.56810170-4214 / 1099-1476
3An Integral Relation associated with a General Class of Polynomials and the Aleph FunctionMonika Jain and Sapna TyagiMathematical Modelling, Applied Analysis
and Computation, Springer Proceedings in Mathematics & Statistics 272		2019https://www.springer.com/series/10533. Pg 130-1362194-1009
4Study of Incomplete Elliptic Integrals Pertaining to pΨq FunctionR. Shanker Dubey, A. Sharma And M. JainJamsi2018, 14 , No. 21339-0015
5Fractional Integrals Involving ℵ -Function and the General Class of Polynomials.Monika JainInternational Journal of Mathematical Archive20189(1), 69-762229 – 5046
6Three dimensional Generalized Weyl Fractional Calculus pertaining to three dimensional -transforms.Monika Jain , V.B.L. ChaurasiaSCIENTIA , Series A : Mathematical Sciences,Valparaiso,Chile2010Vol.19 ,57-68,0716-8446
7Certain Double Integral Relations Involving General Polynomials and H-FunctionsMonika Jain , V.B.L. ChaurasiaActa Ciencia Indica2008Vol. XXXIV M.No.2,5410970-0455
8Equation determining glucose supplying to blood by I-functionMonika Jain , V.B.L. ChaurasiaActa Ciencia Indica2008M.No.80970-0455
9Generalized Fractional Calculus of the H ¯ – FunctionsMonika Jain , V.B.L. ChaurasiaActa Ciencia Indica2007Vol. XXXIII M.No.4 ,16530970-0455
10An integral involving H – FunctionMonika Jain , V.B.L. ChaurasiaActa Ciencia Indica2003Vol. XXXIX M.No.3 ,4830970-0455
 DR. V.D.JOSHI     
1On a paradox in linear and multiobjective transportation
problem		Joshi VD, Singh J, Saini RScience and technology asia2020vol 25(1), 157-165p-ISSN-2586-9000, e-ISSN-2586-9027
2Solving Multi-objective Fractional Transportation ProblemJoshi VD, Saini RSpringer
Nature Singapore Pte Ltd		2019Chapter 15Print ISBN
978-981-13-9607-6, Online ISBN
978-981-13-9608-3
3Search for Correlation between Solar Flare Count and
Mean Solar Magnetic Field		Joshi C, Sobha B, & Joshi VDProceedings of the International Astronomical Union201813(S340), 77-78, 2018ISSN: 1743-9213 (Print), 1743-9221 (Online)
4A new approach for more-for-less paradox in the linear fractional transportation problemJoshi VDJournal of Advanced Research in Applied Mathematics and
Statistics		20183(1), pp. 8-11ISSN: 2455-7021
5Absolute point approach for more-for-less paradox in linear
fractional transportation problem		Joshi VD, Sharma AJournal of Advanced Research in Applied
Mathematics and Statistics		20183(1), pp. 1-7ISSN: 2455-7021
6Identifying more-for-less paradox in the linear fractional
transportation problem using objective matrix		Joshi VD, Gupta NMATEMATIKA201228(2), 173-180eISSN 0127-9602 | ISSN 0127-8274
7Linear fractional transportation problem with varying demand
and supply		Joshi VD, Gupta NLe Matematiche2011Vol. LXVI -Fasc. II, pp. 3-12

ISSN: 03733505

EISSN:20375298

8New approach for obtaining a better initial solution for the linear fractional transportation problemJoshi VD, Gupta NInternational Journal of Mathematical Manuscript20114(2), 17-26ISSN 0974- 2883
9On a paradox in linear plus linear fractional transportation
problem		Joshi VD, Gupta NMATEMATIKA201026(2), 167-178eISSN 0127-9602 | ISSN 0127-8274
10A new approach to resolve the more-for-less paradox situation in linear fraction al transportation ProblemJoshi VD, Gupta NInternational Journal of Mathematics Research2010Number 1, pp. 137-141Print ISSN 0976-5840
11A heuristic for obtaining a better initial solution for the linear
fractional transportation problem		Joshi VD, Gupta NBulletin of Australian Society of Operation Research2009Vol. 28(4), pp 45-49e-ISSN Number :
14466678
12Optimizing highly constrained examination time tabling
problem		Singh E, Joshi VD, Gupta NJournal of Applied Mathematics, Statistics and Informatics2008Vol. 4(2), pp-193-
197		ISSN 1339-0015 (online)
ISSN 1336-9180 (print)
13Primal-dual approach to solve linear fractional
programming problem		Joshi VD, Singh E, Gupta NJournal of Applied Mathematics, Statistics and Informatics2008Vol. 4(1), pp-61-69ISSN 1339-0015 (online)
ISSN 1336-9180 (print)
 DR. BHAWTOSH AWASTHI     
1Performance evaluation of Cellular Radio System with Directed RetryB. AwasthiIOSR (International Organization of Scientific Research) Journal of Mathematics20137(6), 33-3922785728/2319765X
2Hand-off Problem Analysis in Personal Communication System using Splitted-Rating Channel TechniqueB. AwasthiInternational Journal of Scientific & Technology Research(IJSTR) .20143(1), 103-10922778616
3Joule Heating Effect in presence of Thermal Radiation on MHD convective flow past over a vertical surface in a porous mediumB. AwasthiInternational Journal of Engineering and Science
Invention (IJESI)		20176(9),30-4023196726
4Analytic modeling for soft handoff in CDMA based wireless cellular network using guard channel assignment schemeB. Awasthi & Seema SharmaInternational Journal of Engineering, Science and Mathematics(IJESM)20176(8), 231-2392320-0294
5Handoff analysis in CDMA based wireless cellular network using hard handoff modelB. AwasthiJournal of Computer and Mathematical Sciences20178(12),739-7499765727
6Effects of heat and mass flux on MHD free convection flow through a porous medium in presence of radiation and chemical reactionB. AwasthiJournal of Ultra Scientist of Physical Sciences201830(1), 20-3123198040
7Queueing model for soft handoff analysis in CDMA based wireless cellular networkB. Awasthi & Dr. Beena BundelaInternational Journal of Advanced Research in Computer Science20189(1), 91-950976-5697
8Performance Analysis of M/M/1/K Finite Capacity Queueing Model with Reverse Balking and Reverse RenegingB. AwasthiJournal of Computer and Mathematics Sciences20187(7),850-85523198133, 09765727
9M/M/2/K Queuing Model with Encouraged Arrivals, Heterogeneous Service and RenegingB. Awasthi & Seema SharmaInternational Journal of Engineering, Applied and Management Sciences Paradigms201852(4),7-122320-6608
10QUEUEING ANALYSIS OF M/M/1 QUEUEING SYSTEM WITH DETAINMENT OF RETRACTED CUSTOMERS IN STATE DEPENDENT ARRIVAL PROCESSB.AwasthiInternational Journal of Research and Analytical Reviews (IJRAR)20185(4), 24-292348 –1269
11Performance Analysis of Markovian Queueing Model in presence of Encouraged ArrivalsB. Awasthi & Seema SharmaInternational Journal of Engineering Sciences Paradigms and Researches (IJESPR)201847(4), 43-472319-6564
12Application of Queueing Theory in Decision Making in Presence of Uncertain EnvironmentB. AwasthiMathematics Today2018vol 34, 35-41455-9601
13Effects of heat and mass flux on MHD free convection flow through a porous medium with radiation and first order chemical reactionB.AwasthiInternational journal of applied mechanics and engineering201823(4), 855-87123539003
14M/M/1/C QUEUING MODEL WITH REVERSE BALKING AND FEEDBACK CUSTOMERS.B. AwasthiANNALS of Faculty Engineering Hunedoara – International Journal of Engineering201816(40), 93-962601-2332
 DR. BEENA BUNDELA     
1A Study of Composition formulae for fractional integral operators InternationalBeena BundelaJournal of Computer & Mathematical Sciences IJCMS2017Volume 6,Issue 5,pages(368-374)ISSN 2347 –8527,
2Queueing model for soft handoff analysis in CDMA based wireless cellular networkBeena BundelaInternational Journal of Advanced Research in Computer Science2018Vol. 9, No. (1),91-95ISSN No.0976-5697
3A Study of some incomplete elliptic integrals and associated definite integrals involving single & multivariable polynomials and functionsBeena Bundela,Prof. Rashmi Jain ., Int. Journal of Math. Analysis,2011Vol. 5 no-19, 901-910 
4A study of some generalized incomplete elliptic integrals and associated definite integrals involving general class of polynomials, single & multivariable H-function and -function with applicationsBeena Bundela,Prof. Rashmi Jain .Intenational Journal Of Physical Sciences2011Ultra Scientist Vol.23(1) M,115-124, 
5A Study of Unified Finite Double Integrals -124Beena Bundela,Prof. Rashmi Jain .J. Raj. Acad. Phy. Sci.,2010Vol.9, No.24, 117-124 
6Summation Formulae Involving Generalized Voigt Functions, Pseudo Laguerre Polynomial and Parabolic Cylinder FunctionBeena Bundela,Prof. Rashmi Jain .Ganita Sandesh,2010Vol 24, No. 1,47-54 
7A Study of Unified Infinite Integrals.Beena Bundela,Prof. Rashmi Jain .Bundelkhand Academy of Sciences,2009Vol. 1, 
8Euler Type Double Integrals, Journal of Indian Academy Of Mathematics, Vol.33 No.2 2011Beena Bundela,Prof. Rashmi Jain .Journal of Indian Academy Of Mathematics,2011Vol.33 No.2 
 DR.PRADEEP GAUR     
1NANOFLUID MOTION PAST A SHRINKING SHEET IN POROUS MEDIA UNDER THE IMPACT OF RADIATION AND HEAT SOURCE/SINKR.P. SHARMA,A.K. JHA, P.K. GAUR and S.R. MISHRAInt. J. of Applied Mechanics and Engineering2019vol.24, No.4, pp.183-1992353-9003
2TRANSIENT FREE CONVECTIVE RADIATIVE FLOW BETWEEN VERTICAL PARALLEL PLATES HEATED/COOLED ASYMMETRICALLY WITH HEAT GENERATION AND SLIP CONDITIONP.K. GAUR and R.P. SHARMA and A.K. JHAInt. J. of Applied Mechanics and Engineering2018vol.23, No.2, pp.365-3842353-9003
3MHD flow of a polar fluid through a porous medium of variable permeability bounded by horizontal parallel platesPradip Kumar Gaur , Abhay Kumar Jha and Ram Prakash SharmaActa Technica2018Vol.62 No. 2B/2017 1–12000-17043
4Radiative fluid flow over a non-linearly stretching sheet in porous medium with chemical reactionPradip Kumar Gaur, Ram Prakash Sharma and Abhay Kumar JhaINDIAN JOURNAL OF THEORETICAL PHYSICS2016VOL. 64, NOS. 1 & 20019-5693
5MAGNETO-POLAR FLUID FLOW THROUGH A POROUS MEDIUM OF VARIABLE PERMEABILITY IN SLIP FLOW REGIMEP.K. GAUR, A.K. JHA and R. SHARMAInt. J. of Applied Mechanics and Engineering2016 vol.21, No.2, pp.323-3392353-9003
6Heat and Mass Transfer in Visco-Elastic Fluid through Rotating Porous Channel with Hall EffectPradip Kumar Gaur, Abhay Kumar JhaOpen Journal of Fluid Dynamic2016Vol. 6, 11-292165-3860
7Soret Effect on MHD Convective Flow through a Porous Medium in a Vertical Channel with First Order Chemical Reaction and Thermal RadiationRamprakash Sharma, Abhay Kumar Jha and Pradip Kumar GaurRecent Advances in Mathematics, RMS-Lecture Notes Series2015No. 21, 2015  pp. 147–1629789380416168 9380416164
 DR.G.S.PALIWAL     
1Ruscheweyh-Goyal Derivative of fractional order, its properties pertaining to pre-starlike type functions and applicationsRitu Agarwal, G.S.PaliwalApplications and Applied Mathematics: An International Journal (AAM)2020Special Issue No. 06, 103–1211932-9466
2Geometric Properties for an Unified Class of Functions Characterized Using Fractional Ruscheweyh-Goyal Derivative OperatorRitu Agarwal, G.S.Paliwal, S.D.PurohitScience & Technology Asia2020Vol. 25, Issue No. 1, 2020, pp. 72-842586-9000, 2586-9027
3Results of differential subordination for a unified subclass of analytic functions defined using generalized Ruscheweyh derivative operator’Ritu Agarwal, G.S.Paliwal, Pranay GoswamiAsian-European Journal of Mathematics2019Vol. 12, Issue No. 3 (17 pages)1793-5571, 1793-7183
4Geometric properties and neighborhood results for a subclass of analytic functions involving Komatu integralRitu Agarwal, G.S.Paliwal, HS PariharStud. Univ. Babes-Bolyai Math.2017Volume 62, Issue No. 3, pp. 377-3942065-961x
5Geometric Properties and Neighborhood results for a subclass of analytic functions defined by convolutionRitu Agarwal, Jaya Gupta, G.S.PaliwalInternational Bulletin of Mathematical Research2015Volume 02, Issue No. 4, pp. 5-152394-7802
6Families of Multivalent Analytic Functions Associated with the Convolution StructureHS Parihar, Ritu Agarwal, G.S.PaliwalJournal of Progressive Research in Mathematics2015Volume – 6, Issue No. 1, pp. 741-7452395-0218
7Some Results on Differential Subordinations for a class of functions defined using Generalized Ruscheweyh Derivative operatorRitu Agarwal, G.S.PaliwalInternational Bulletin of Mathematical Research2015Volume 02, Issue No. 1, pp. 16-262394-7802
8On the Fekete-Szegö problem for certain subclass of analytic functionsRitu Agarwal, G.S.PaliwalProceedings of the Second International Conference on Soft Computing for Problem Solving (SocProS 2012), December 28-30, 2012 Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing (Published by Springer)2014Volume 236, pp. 353-361978-81-322-1602-5
 MR. OMPRAKASH     
1Similarity solution of three-dimensional MHD radiative Casson nanofluid motion over a stretching surface with chemical and diffusion-thermo effectsPentyala Srinivasa Rao, Om Prakash, Satya R. Mishra, Ram Prakash SharmaHeat Transfer-Wiley202049(4):2688-4542
2Heat transfer in combined convective magnetohydrodynamic motion of nanofluid holding different shapes of nanoparticles in a channel under the influence of heat sourcePentyala Srinivasa Rao, Om Prakash & Ram Prakash SharmaIndian Journal of Pure & Applied Physics2020580975-1041
3The transient free convection magnetohydrodynamic motion of a nanofluid over a vertical surface under the influence of radiation and heat generationP. S. Rao, Om Prakash, S. R. Mishra and R. P. SharmaIndian Journal of Geo Marine Sciences202049(05)0975-1033 (Online); 0379-5136 (Print)

RESEARCH COLLABORATION WITH INTERNATIONAL FACULTIES

Prof. H.M. Srivastava, Department of Mathematics and Statistics, University of Victoria, BC V8W 3R4, Canada

Prof. Dumitru Baleanu, Department of Mathematics and Computer Sciences, Institute of Space Sciences, Magurele-Bucharest, Romania.

Prof. Juan J. Nieto, Departamento de Análise Matemática, Facultade de Matemáticas, Universidade de Santiago de Compostela, Santiago de Compostela 15782, Spain

Prof. Ravi P. Agarwal, Department of Mathematics, Texas A&M University Kingsville 700 University Blvd., MSC 172 Kingsville, Texas 78363-8202, USA

Prof. Xiao-Jun Yang, Department of Mathematics and Mechanics, China University of Mining and Technology, Xuzhou, Jiangsu, 221008, P.R. China

Prof. Junesang Choi, Dongguk University, Gyeongju 780-714, Republic of Korea

Prof. M.M. Rashidi, Department of Civil Engineering, University of Birmingham, UK

Prof. Abdon Atangana, Institute for Groundwater Studies, Faculty of Natural and Agricultural Sciences, University of the Free State, 9300 Bloemfontein, South Africa

Prof. Adem Kilicman, Department of Mathematics and Institute for Mathematical Research, University Putra Malaysia, 43400 UPM, Serdang, Selangor, Malaysia

Prof. Hasan Bulut, Department of Mathematics, Faculty of Science, Firat University, Elazig, Turkey

ACTIVITIES

Recent Events organized in the department

  • National Webinar on the ‘New Education Policy 2020’ held from 4:00 PM- 6:00 PM on August 24, 2020 at JECRC University, Jaipur. (Shri Atul Kothari Ji, National Secretary, Shiksha Sanskriti Utthan Nyas, New Delhi was the main speaker of the National Webinar.)
  • National Webinar on “Importance of Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) in Indian Education Systemheld from 4:00 PM- 5:30 PM on 26 October, 2020 at JECRC University, Jaipur. (Shri Sanatan Kumar, Senior Dupty Director, Rajya Sabha Secretariat, New Delhi is the main speaker of the National Webinar.)
  • International Webinar on “Application of Mathematics in Science and    Engineering” on the occasion of ‘National Mathematics Day-2020’, held from 4:00 PM- 6:00 PM on December 22, 2020 at Department of Mathematics, JECRC University, Jaipur. (Prof. Haci Mehmet Baskonus, Harran University, Turkey, Prof. R. K. Pandey, IIT (BHU), Varanasi and Dr. Devendra Kumar, University of Rajasthan, Jaipur were the main speakers of the International Webinar.)
  • 3rd International Conference on Mathematical Modelling, Applied Analysis and Computation 2020 (ICMMAAC–20) August 7-9, 2020, JECRC University
  • 2nd International Conference on Mathematical Modelling, Applied Analysis and Computation 2019 (ICMMAAC–19) during August 8-10, 2019, JECRC University
  • 1st International Conference on Mathematical Modelling, Applied Analysis and Computation 2018 (ICMMAAC–18) during July 6-8, 2018, JECRC University
  • An annual foundation school- (2015) During November 30 – December 26th, 2015 at JECRC University, Jaipur sponsored by National Centre for Mathematics, A Joint Centre of IIT Bombay and TIFR, Mumbai.
  • International Conference on History and Development of Mathematics (ICHDM-2013) During November, 29-30 and December 1st 2013

  • INVITED LECTURES

    Dr. Izhar Uddin, Department of Mathematics, Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi

    Title of the Talk:  An Application of a Fixed Point Iteration Procedure, Date: 27th December 2017

  • Prof. (Padma-Vibhushan/Padma Shree ) M. S. Raghunathan Institute: Tata Institute of Fundamental Research (TIFR); and IIT BombayTitle of the Talk: Mathematicians of India in the Last Century  Date: 14th March, 2013
  • Prof. (Dr.) Jugal Verma , IIT BombayTitle of the Talk: Geometry of Polygons and their Algebraic Understanding, Date: 14th March, 2013
  • Prof. (Dr.) S. G. Dani, TIFR and IIT Bombay,Title of the Talk: Pi and Square Root of 2: Unknown Aspects

    Date: Tuesday the 25th June, 2013.

  • Prof. (Dr.) Joydeep Dutta, IIT KanpurTitle of the Talk:  Magic and Mystery in Mathematics

    Date: 8th August, 2013

  • Prof. D.S. Hooda, Jaypee University of Engineering & TechnologyTitle of the Talk:  Number Theory

    Date: 22nd Sept.,2012

  • MEDIA COVERAGE

  • AREAS OF CONSULTANCY

    The department offers consultancy services in various specialised field in the industry. The resources/ Expertise available in the department:

    Sr. No.Faculty NameQualificationsArea of Expertise for Consultancy
    1Prof. Jagdev SinghPh.DMathematical Modelling, Fractional Differential Equations, Numerical Methods and Analytical Methods
    2Dr. V.D. JoshiPh.D (Operation Research)Integer and Mixed Programming, Multi-objective Linear Programming Problem, Transportation Problem

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Prof. SonuPareek

Prof. & HoD

Qualification: M.Sc., Ph.D., NET, P.G. Diploma in Environmental Sciences Experience : 21 years

Research Area: Synthesis of Biologically important Heterocyclic derivatives, Water quality analysis and Treatment.

Publication: Journal Publications:-10, Presentation in Conference30,

Books Authored: 5

The chemistry department has a highly efficient team. Our faculty believes that research is a vital component in education. Scientific research usually involves a question, investigation of that question, and finally, communication of the discovery. The department has organized various National conferences/workshops on regular basis. The Chemistry department has well- equipped laboratories with equipments like UV- VIS Spectrophotometer, pH Meter, Polarograph, Digital Conductivity Meter, Electronic Balance, Double Distillation Plant, Bomb Colorimeter, Fluorescence spectroscopy instrument, etc. Most often, scientific investigations involve both literature searches and planned experiments. Since, we have a good team of faculty members having a proven academic as well as research credentials with world class international publications in their field of specialization; we are offering a very good doctoral program in Chemistry.

Scope of the subject

Chemistry is the ‘Game of a single electron’. Chemistry plays a key role in solving scientific, economic, environmental and societal problems, which are connected with the basic question how to guarantee the sustainability of our planet. It tends to focus on the properties of substance and the interactions between different types of matter. In more formal terms chemistry is the study of matter and the changes it can undergo. So understanding the basic properties of matter and learning how to predict and explain how they change, when they react to form new substances is what chemistry and chemists are all about. Chemistry is not limited to beakers and laboratories. Increasing our knowledge in chemistry is essential if we want to improve our daily lifestyle. Chemistry is a job oriented course. Chemistry is a significant component in all emerging industries based on energy, medicine, biotechnology, textile, cement, metallurgy, nanotechnology, agrochemicals and materials and techniques for National defence research programs.

Department of Chemistry is offering following Industry oriented courses

Ø  B.Sc. Hons. Chemistry

Ø  B.Sc. Hons. Chemistry with Specialization in

  • Nano chemistry
  • Forensic Chemistry & Technology
  • Industrial Chemistry
  • Pharmaceutical Chemistry
  • Food Chemistry& Technology
  • Environmental Chemistry
  • Bio chemistry
  • Ø  M.Sc. Chemistry  and Ph.D. in Chemistry

Achievements/Activities

  • Prof.S.K. Sharma of Department of Chemistry ranked twice as world’s top 2% Scientists among one lakh Scientists in the field of Green Chemistry
  • Placement of UG& PG students in PI Industries Udaipur, Hindustan Zinc, Alchem Laboratories, Asian Paints, Ambuja Cement, AWPL, Pesticide Industries, Dainik Bhaskar& Reputed Coaching Institutes.
  • Faculty membership of reputed International societies like American Chemical Society, Fellowship of Royal Society of Chemistry.
  • Internship in Industries and Research Labs for PG students like, BARC Mumbai, CDRI Lucknow, ONGC, Forensic sciences Labs, Ground water quality Deptt. Textile Industries etc.
  • B.Sc. Chemistry (Hons) are qualifying JAM for M.Sc. From IIT’s, NIT’s, IISC continuously.
  • NET & GATE qualified by the students of M.Sc. Chemistry.
  • Ph.D. students are working in MNC and academic Institutions of good repute.
  • Social awareness campaigns conducted by students of Deptt. in villages; food adulteration camps, water and health hygiene camps etc.
  • Hands on training workshops for UG/PG students to enhance entrepreneur skills.
  • Invited Lectures by Eminent Scientists for undergraduate &Graduate students.
  • Awards won by B.Sc.& M.Sc. Students every year in National & International conference, seminars.

  • VISION & MISSION

    Vision:

    To Provide an Excellent Academic Environment that Motivates and Inspires Students to Become Globally Relevant in the Field of Research and Teaching in Chemical Sciences.

    Mission:

    • To Provide Relevant Education in Chemical Sciences both at Undergraduate and Graduate levels.
    • To Carry out Substantial Research and Scholarly Work with Relevance to Contemporary Problems Facing Society and Industry.

To Build Foundation for Development of the Institution as a Premier Institution, by Nurturing Enthusiasm and Passion for the Study of Chemistry.

ACADEMIC PROGRAM

  1. B.Sc. Pass Course
  2. M.Sc. Chemistry
  3. Ph. D. Chemistry

Courses Offered in Other Schools:

  • Engineering Chemistry – For all Branches of Engineering
  • Chemistry for B.Sc. Physics & Mathematics (Hons.) Students

FACULTY

 
 
Faculty NameDesignationQualificationExperienceResearch AreaPublications / PatentsProfile Photo
Prof. (Dr.) Sonu PareekProfessor & HeadM.Sc. NET(CSIR), Ph.D. (University of Rajasthan), PG Diploma in Environmental Sciences from University of Rajasthan22 YearsSynthesis and Biological Assay of Organophosphorus Compounds
Water Quality Analysis and Bio Remeadiation.		Research Publications: 10, Books Published: 05, Papers presented in Conferences: 40
Prof. (Dr.) Sanjay K. SharmaProfessor & Dean ResearchM.Sc. Ph.D (University of Rajasthan)22 YearsGreen Chemistry, Heavy Metals Removal by Bio-sorption, Biopolymers and Green Corrosion Inhibition

Research Publications – 101, Books Published – 25, Patent Published: 02

Fellow of Royal Society of Chemistry (UK)[Membership Number: 442890
Member of American Chemical Society (USA) [Membership Number: 2441639]
Fellow of Indian Council of Chemists [Fellowship Number: LF/1183]
Fellow of Indian Chemical Society [Fellowship Number: F/6833]
Fellow of International Congress of Chemistry and Environment [Fellowship Number: FL/S-5066]
Life Member of Indian Society of Analytical Scientists [Membership Number: LMT-2007/54]

Prof. (Dr.) Sapna SharmaProfessor, Dean, ISRM.Sc. Ph.D. (University of Rajasthan), B.Ed22 YearsAdsorption chemistry and its kinetics and plants as potential source for removal of various ions from the agricultural/industrial wastes

Journal Publication – 18, Books – 06, Presentation in Conferences – 30

Member of Indian Chemical Society-F/5538
Life Member of Indian Science Congress Association- L13549
Life Member of Vigyan Bharti Rajasthan-LM/2016/0146

Dr. Saurabh DaveProfessorM.Sc. Ph.D (University of Rajasthan)19 YearsInorganic ChemistryJournal Publication: 17
Dr. Nidhi BansalAssociate ProfessorM.Sc., NET, Ph.D (University of Rajasthan)19 YearsInorganic ChemistryJournal Publication: 10
Dr. Poonam HariyaniAssociate ProfessorM.Sc., NET, SLET, Ph.D (University of Kota)16 YearsSupramolecular Chemistry: Membrane Technology, Organic Synthesis, Bio-inorganic ChemistryPublication: 12, Patent Published: 01, Book Chapter: 01
Dr. Vishnu KhandelwalAssistant ProfessorM.Sc., NET, Ph.D. (University of Rajasthan)18 YearsPolyphosphate GlassesPublication: 9
Dr. Savita SangwanAssistant ProfessorM.Sc., B.Ed., Ph.D. (University of Rajasthan)12 YearsBiochemistry: Quantitative & Qualitative Analysis of Secondary Metabolites, Biological Activities, BiodieselPublications: Chapters in Book – 2, International Papers: 13, National Papers: 05, Conferences: 26
Dr. Aruna SharmaAssistant ProfessorM.Sc., NET, Ph.D (University of Rajasthan)6 YearsSynthesis and evaluation of biological activities of Triazolobenzodiazepines (TBZD) Based Five-, Six-, and Seven-Membered Heterocycles

Publication: 6

Professional body memberships: Green Chemistry Network Centre (GCNC)

Dr. Bhawna JangirAssistant ProfessorM.Sc. Chemistry Banasthali University, Rajasthan, Ph.D. Chemistry, IIT, Delhi, India, UGC (NET) JRF 2011 (AIR 82), GATE 2012 (AIR 623)4 YearsNoble metal Nano particles as Pickering interfacial catalyst for hydrolytic oxidation of organo silanesPublications: 4, Patent: 01

LABORATORY

Three well equipped Laboratories, one for UG Practicals, One for PG Practicals and one for research work

PATENTS

Faculty NamePatent ParticularsPatent ID No.Profile Photo
Prof. Sanjay K. Sharma

Novel Organoarsenic and Method of Synthesis Thereof

Novel Organoarsenic as Antimicrobial and its Synthesis Thereof

202211027061 A

202211033611 A

Dr. Poonam HariyaniFood Diet Monitoring DeviceIN202211021631
Dr. Bhawna JangirA Process for Preparing Pickering Interfacial Catalyst and its application thereof334795

RECOGNITION

Prof. Sanjay K. Sharma has been recognized globally by Stanford University, based on data from Elsevier’s Scopus, and published in PLOS biology journal.

  • Prof. Sanjay K. Sharma received ‘Change Maker Humanity Award’ for his contribution to Green Chemistry & Research in ‘Education: University Teaching and Learning Processes’ on March 26, 2022.

  • Student Support & Progression

    Preparatory Classes for NET / GATE / JAM for Higher Studies.

  • CRT Classes: For UG / PG students at University Level – for Placements
  • Internships
  • IAESTE Internship
  • Internship in Industries and Research Labs
  • Active Participation of PG students in Conference, Workshops
  • Academic Visits

  • STUDENT PLACEMENTS

    Student NameProgram / BatchPlaced inProfile Photo
    Ms. Shubhi DadhichM.Sc. Chemistry-2020Trainee at SBL Private Limited (Jaipur)
    Ms. Pallavi ChauhanM.Sc. Chemistry-2022Business Development Associate, Exotic Learning
    Mr. Shlok NigamB.Sc. Chemistry-2022TrueBlue India LLP
    Mr. Vishal SukhnaniM.Sc. Chemistry-2021Offer from Alkem Health Science Unit Beta Block (A Unit of Alkem Lab. Ltd.)
    Ms. Nandini SoniM.Sc. Chemistry-2021Quality Control Officer at SBL Pvt. Ltd. (Jaipur)
    Mr. Nishant MishraM.Sc. Chemistry-2019Trainee Scientist (CRC Process) PI Industry, Udaipur
    Ms. Suhawani RathoreM.Sc. Chemistry-2019Trainee Scientist CRC Process PI Industry, Udaipur
    Ms. Monika NanomaM.Sc. Chemistry-2019Placed in Dainik Bhaskar
    Ms. Mansi SinghM.Sc. Chemistry-2019QC Chemist, Aayukart Pvt. Ltd, Jaipur
    Mr. Omveer YadavM.Sc. Chemistry-2019QC Chemist, Aayukart Pvt. Ltd, Jaipur
    Mr. Kunal SharmaB.Sc. Chemistry-2021Waterproofing expert Asian Paints Ltd.
    Ms. Nidhi JainB.Sc. Chemistry-2020Graduate Trainee Hindustan Zinc Limited
    Mr. Shailesh GautamB.Sc. Chemistry-2020Entrepreneur in Cosmetic Industry
    Ms. Anshika RustagiB.Sc. Chemistry-2019Quality Analyst Grade-II Teleperformance D.I.B.S.
    Mr. Mohit BadgujarB.Sc. Chemistry-2019Networking officer in NHSC JKLU

    PROUD ALUMNI

    Alumni NameProgram / BatchHigher StudyProfile Photo
    Aswathy Pillai D.B.Sc. Chemistry Hons. (2015-18)Qualified JAM, M.Sc. (Chemistry) from NIT, Surtkal, Karnataka
    Vishal YadavB.Sc. Chemistry Hons. (2016-19)Qualified JAM, M.Sc. (Chemistry) from NIT, Meghalaya
    Kamlesh MewaraB.Sc. Chemistry Hons.(2017-20)Qualified JAM, M.Sc. (Chemistry) from IIT, Guwahati
    Richa JoshiM.Sc. Chemistry (2016-18)Got offer for Ph.D. in Chemistry from Lisbon University, Portugal
    Rohit SolankiM.Sc. Chemistry (2016-18)Pursuing Ph.D. in Chemistry, Kiel University, Germany
    Jitendra KameliyaM.Sc. Chemistry (2012-14)Ph.D. from MNIT, Jaipur
    Mangaldeep PaulB.Sc. Chemistry (2017-20)Pursuing M.Sc. Chemistry from UIT, Dehradun
    Aman JaiswalB.Sc. Chemistry Hons. (2015-18)Got offer for MBA from EU Business, School Munich Gmbh, Germany

    Student Internship Program

    1. Shubhanushi Prakash (M.Sc. 2020-22)- Recent Advances in Chemical Sciences, B.S. Abdur Rahman Crescent Institute of Science and Technology Vandalur, Chennai
    2. Nandini Soni (M.Sc.2019-21)- Rajasthan Forensic Science Lab, Jaipur, & ONGC, Dehradun
    3. Vishal Sukhnani (M.Sc.2019-21)- Rajasthan Forensic Science Lab, Jaipur
    4. Shaily Sharma (M.Sc.2018-20)- Bhabha Atomic Research  Centre(BARC),Mumbai at RPCD (Division) under the guidance of Dr. Barik Atanu also received offer for Internship from CDRI, Lucknow
    5. Omveer Yadav (M.Sc.2018-20)-  Amol Pharmaceuticals Ltd, Jaipur
    6. Swati Sharma (M.Sc.2018-20)-  Amol Pharmaceuticals Ltd, Jaipur
    7. Mansi Kalal (M.Sc.2018-20)-  Forensic Lab, Delhi
    8. Mumal (M.Sc.2018-20)-  Ground water quality Department, Ajmer
    9. Shubhi Dadhich (M.Sc.2018-20)-  Sangam India Ltd(Textile Industry), Bhilwara
    10. Vishal Singh((M.Sc.2017-19)- Amol Pharmaceuticals Ltd, Jaipur
    11. Kirti (M.Sc.2017-19)- Amol Pharmaceuticals Ltd, Jaipur
    12. Sushma Rajawat (M.Sc.2017-19)- Amol Pharmaceuticals Ltd, Jaipur
    13. Nishant Mishra (M.Sc.2017-19) – Thera Chem Research Lab, Jaipur
    14. Suhawani Rathore (M.Sc.2017-19) – Thera Chem Research Lab, Jaipur
    15. Monika Nanoma (M.Sc.2017-19) – Dainik Bhaskar, Udaipur
    16. Richa Joshi (M.Sc.2016-18)- School of Chemistry, University of Hyderabad, & IAESTE Internship, University of Lisbon, Portugal

    17. Rohit Solanki (M.Sc.2016-18)- IAESTE Internship, Kiel University, Germany

      IAESTE Interns

      Intern HeadStudent NameInternship YearIntern Topic
      Prof. Sanjay SharmaPatricia Schneider (Germany)2015Green practices for Environmental Pollution
      Prof. Sapna SharmaAndrew Cummins (Univ of Edenberg, UK)2017Isothermal Kinetic Study on Removal of Methyl Red Dye from Aqueous Solution Using Guava Bark Powder
      Prof. Sapna SharmaJulia Justyna (Poland)2018Study on Bio-sorbent Activity for Removal of Dye Along with Antioxidant Property
      Prof. Sapna SharmaRoberto Lerche (Austria)2018Study on Bio-sorbent Activity for Removal of Dye Along with Antioxidant Property
      Dr. Poonam HariyaniSára Bene (Hungary)2018Isolation and carrier facilitated transport of Metal Ions through bulk liquid membrane.
      Prof. Sonu PareekHa My Luango (CzechRep)2019Synthesis, characterization and biological study of Benzazole derivatives
      Prof. Sapna SharmaSakdinon na nan Gino (Bangkok)2019Study of Waste Cabbage Peel as a Biosorbent for Removal of Methyl Orange from Aqueous solutions
      Prof. Sapna SharmaKirsty Anderson (Scottland)2019Isothermal Kinetic Study of Lemon Peel as a Biosorbent for Removal of Methyl Orange from Aqueous solutions and its Antimicrobial Properties

      Activities & Achievements

      Industrial Training to Geographical Survey of India on May 02, 2022.

      An Educational Trip for B.Sc. and M.Sc. students on 22 March, 2022.

      In House University level quiz competition called Eco Venture Olympiad_2021, conducted on 11th Dec. 2021 based on environment issues: Air, Water, Soil, Ecosystem, Biodiversity, Forest, Natural resources, Natural disasters, Environmental act and regulations, Waste management & Current environmental 

      Activity @ Swachata Pakhvada 24th Jan 2020

      Food Adulteration Awareness Camp by M.Sc. Students

      SEMINARS & WEBINARS

      PROJECTS

      PROJECTS COMPLETED / SANCTIONED:

      1. Prof. S.K. Sharma entitled “Share of ‘Green Chemistry’ in Indian Chemistry Journals: A Comprehensive Bibliometric Study’’ of Rs 23,51,600 is sanctioned by DST, Delhi, under NSTMIS scheme of DST in 2019-20.
      2. Prof. Sapna Sharma, PI in Science Technology and Innovation Hub, JECRC University (PI) 2020-23-Sanctioned by DST, New Delhi (2.99 Crore).
      3. Prof. Sapna Sharma,) (Co-PI) co-PI in Project Development of Women technology Park (WTP), at Vidhani Village, JECRC Foundation (2015-18- Sanctioned by DST, New Delhi (70 Lakhs).
      4. Prof. Sapna Sharma, (Co-PI) JU-BBI JECRC University Biotechnology Business Incubation Center 2019-20-Sanctioned by DST, New Delhi (30 Lakhs).
    18.  
    19. issues/disasters.Celebration of Menstrual Health and Awareness Day as ‘Happy Periods Day’, 5 February 2020.
      Venue: Girls Hostel JU, Resource Person: Dr Sudha Gupta, Senior Gynecologist, Rajkiya Mahila Chikitsalaya State level Rashtriya Balika Diwas Samaroh (22-24 Jan 2020) organized at University of Rajasthan.
      Ms. Mansi Kalal, student of M.Sc. Chemistry, JECRC University won second runner up prize in poster making competition.

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​ Dr. Pranav Saxena Prof. & HoD Qualification : Ph.D., M.Phil., M.Sc. Experience: 21years Books Authored: 5 Right from the inception of the University, the department of Physics is continuously progressing in academics and research in School of Sciences. Department focuses on aligning the teaching and learning experience for its students with research values and practices of the university. Department has wide range in research specializations and thus offers PhD program in the field of Solar Astronomy, Material Science, Composite Materials, Thin Films, Plasma Physics, Hydrogen Energy, Microwave Electronics. All faculty members are highly qualified with the institution of international repute and potential excellence and having wide teaching experience. Continuous contribution is on swing and numbers of research publications have been published by the faculty members in international SCOPUS / SCI Indexed or in peer reviewed journals. At Postgraduate level, department is running MSc (Physics) program with the specialization in various fields, where the students are groomed well with the exposures at reputed organizations like Vikram Sarabhai Space Centre (ISRO), Atomic and Minerals Directorate (DAE), Solar Observatory – A unit of Physical Research Laboratory (PRL), Forensic Science (State Govt.), Aries and Ministry of Earth Sciences etc. for their project work. Opportunities are also provided to the student for internship under student exchange program (IAESTE). At undergraduate level, the department of Physics offers BSc (Hons) in Physics with the specialization of Electronics & Communication Science, Material Science and Astrophysics and Astronomy. The physics courses offered are oriented to the various goals that students may achieve in studying physics. The curriculum is equipped with the elective courses, that not only enhances the scientific approach of the students but also prepare them competent globally. Department also offers number of courses in BSc (Pass) and in other degree programs like Forensic Sciences, BSc (Law), and electives for other non-physics Honors program. In BTech program, department delivers a comprehensive knowledge on Modern Physics including the cutting edge technologies like Nanotechnology, Spintronics and Quantum computing and photonics justifies the importance of Physics in engineering. Beyond the curriculum, department encourages the students to expedite their research aptitude by doing internship offered in summer research program at different institutions. Best efforts are done to felicitate the theory through the well equipped laboratories. Department emphasizes on nurturing the physics in young generations through the exposures of invited talks by eminent speakers from NASA, BARC, IUCAA ( Pune), Department of SAFAR and Meteorological (Govt. of India), University of Sheffield, UK and many others. The motivational academic environment inspires the students for higher studies either at abroad or at national level instates/universities as well constantly guide the students for qualifying the JAM/JEST/NET or other competitive examinations. Department focuses on to provide relevant education in Physics at undergraduate and graduate levels and substantial research work with relevance to contemporary problems faced by industry and the society at large. Department offers B.Sc. (Hons.) in Physics with the specialization of Electronics & Communication, Renewable Energy, Material Physics, Astrophysics, BSc (Pass) and MSc (Physics) effectively with inclusive approach. Beside these, the department also offers Applied Physics course in BTech program, intend to impart a wide and comprehensive knowledge of Modern Physics, Laser, Holography, and Optical Communication. Content on upcoming technologies like Nanotechnology, Spintronics and Quantum computing is to provide a glimpse of the cutting edge technologies which have transformed the society. Physics department also offers the minor courses in non-physics major program likes Forensic Sciences, BSc Law, and other Honors program in Basic Sciences and Engineering. Department is engaged in producing quality research in diverse areas, e.g. Solar Astronomy, Condensed Matter, Plasma Physics, Hydrogen Energy, Microwave Electronics and High Energy Physics and intra-disciplinary research also. All faculty members are highly qualified with the institution of international repute and potential excellence having wide teaching experience. Numbers of significant research publications have been published in international SCOPUS / SCI Indexed or in peer reviewed journals. Department emphasizes on nurturing the physics in young generations through courses, projects and seminars, and exposures of invited talks by eminent speakers from NASA, BARC, IUCAA ( Pune), Department of SAFAR and Meteorological (Govt. of India), University of Sheffield, UK and many others. Faculty members constantly guide the students to orient them for higher studies and career development. The achievements count the student’s IAESTAE Internship at GERMANY, Projects at Vikram Sarabhai Space Centre (ISRO), Atomic and Minerals Directorate (DAE), Solar Observatory – A unit of Physical Research Laboratory (PRL), Ministry of Earth Sciences and at other various national level institutes. The motivational academic environment inspires the students for higher studies or research program through JAM/JEST/NET. Best efforts are done to felicitate the theory through the dedicated labs (including Dark Room), equipped with electrical, electronics, thermodynamics, mechanical, optical and nuclear experiments.

MISSION-VISION

Mission: To provide an excellent academic environment that motivates and inspires students to excel globally and contribute in the relevant field of research and teaching in Physical Sciences. Vision: To provide relevant education in Physics at undergraduate and graduate levels; and to carry out substantial research and scholarly work with relevance to contemporary problems faced by industry and the society at large.

ACADEMIC PROGRAMMES

  1. BSc (Hons) Physics – (Curriculum based on CBCS and NEP-20) Specialization in Electronics & Communication Science, Material Science, and Astronomy and Astrophysics
  3. M.Sc. (Physics)
  4. Ph.D – Department offers the research program in supervising the PhD candidates in following research areas
    1. Solar Physics
    2. Hydrogen Storage Materials
    3. Material Science / Composite Materials
    4. High Energy Physics–Phenomenology
    5. Plasma Physics
    6. Condensed Matter Physics
    7. Microwave Electronics

      CURRICULUM

      1. M.Sc. Physics: 2 Years (4 Semesters)
        Syllabus Study Scheme Program Objectives Minutes
      2. B.Sc. (Honors) Physics: 3 Years (6 Semesters)
        Syllabus Study Scheme Program Objectives Minutes
      3. B.Sc. (Pass) Physics: 3 Years (6 Semesters)
        Syllabus Study Scheme Program Objectives Common & revised Minutes
      4. B.Tech.: Applied Physics (I/II Semester)
        Syllabus Study Scheme Program Objectives Minutes

        FACULTY

        Photo Name / Email Designation Qualification Research Area Summary
        Dr. Pranav Saxena [email protected] Professor & Head Ph.D., M. Phil., M.Sc. Phenomenology in High Energy Physics (Beyond SM: SUSY, GUT models) Papers in Journals-6, Presentation in Conferences-16, Books – 05
        Dr Nishant Gaur [email protected] Associate Professor M.Sc, Ph.D. Solid State Physics and Condense Matter Physics Paper in Conference-03
        Dr Chandan Joshi [email protected] Associate Professor Ph.D, M.Sc. Solar and Stellar Astronomy Papers in Journals-06, Presentation in Conferences-09
        Dr Abhishek Sharma [email protected] Associate Professor Ph.D, M.Sc. Plasma Processing and Optoelectronics Applications Papers in Journals-05, Presentation in Conferences-07
        Dr Shivani Agarwal [email protected] Associate Professor Ph.D, M.Sc. Hydrogen Storage Papers in Journals-27, Presentation in Conferences-19, Books – 03
        Dr Renu Sarma [email protected] Assistant Professor-I Ph.D, MSc. Microwave Electronics Papers in Journals – 6, In Conference – 09
        Mr Anil Kr Sharma ([email protected]) Assistant Professor-I M.Sc., Ph.D(Pursuing) Microwave, Power Electronics  No. of Publications:- 01
        LABORATORY Department has a dedicated PG lab for mechanical, electrical, and nuclear experiments (Refer MSc Syllabus). Two labs (including Dark Room) are fully equipped with electrical, electronics, thermodynamics, mechanical and optical experiments for Undergraduate program (Refer BSc Syllabus). Few of these are:-
      5. RESEARCH PROFILE
      6. Department of Physics is continuously striving the research fields to explore the signatures or developments since 2012 in their respective research areas. Presently, the faculty members are involved in supervising the research candidates in the field of Hydrogen Storage Materials, Solar Physics, Plasma Physics, Material Science, and Microwave Electronics. Significant publications are in SCOPUS/SCI Indexed/Peer Reviewed Journals. In addition to these, department has significant number of research papers presented in Conferences/Symposium. Department encourages the research scholar to participate and present their progress or developments of their research work in prominent conferences at National/International level.
      7. Department’s Google Scholar Link: https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=PkOU28wAAAAJ&hl=en
        PUBLICATIONS IN JOURNALS:
        Dr Chandan Joshi (Associate Professor)
        1. Periodicities in X-ray  solar  flare occurrences  and  coherency  with  daily mean  magnetic  field, Monthly Notices  of the Royal Astronomical Society,  Volume 508, Issue 3, December  2021, Pages  3604–3610
        2. Chromospheric plasma ejection  above  a pore  Monthly  Notices  of the  Royal  Astronomical Society,  Volume 493, Issue2,  pp.  3036-3044
        3. Small- Scale Activity  Above the Penumbra of a Fast-Rotating Sunspot,  Solar Physics,  Volume 293, Issue 3, pp.46-49.
        4. Fine structures at pore boundary. Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society, Volume 462, Issue1,  pp.  L93-L97
        5. Spectro-polarimetery of umbral fine structures from Hinode:  Evidence for Magneto-convection.  Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society, Volume 393, Issue 1, pp.  65-70
        6. Observations of Dark Lanes in Umbral  Fine Structure from the Hinode Solar Optical  Telescope:  Evidence  for Magneto-convection, The Astrophysical  Journal, Volume 669, Issue 1, pp.  L57-L60.
        7. Enhanced Joule Heating in Umbral Dots.  Solar Physics, Volume 245, Issue 2, pp.239-245.
        Dr Abhishek Sharma (Associate Professor)
        1. Effect of Plasma Nitriding on the microstructure and properties of several steels, International Journal of Materials Physics, Vol. 1, No. 1 (2010), 19-25.
        2. Effects of Plasma Nitriding on different Types of Steels at Two different Temperatures, International Journal of Materials Physics, Vol.2, No. 2 (2011), 63-73.
        3. A study of Plasma Nitriding Process on the AISI 4140 Steel, Journal of Materials Science & Surface Engineering, Vol. 1(3) (2014), 81-83.
        4. Pulsed DC Glow Discharge Plasma Nitriding Process on the AISI 1045 Steel, International Journal of Materials Engineering, Vol.7 (1) (2017), 12-16.
        5. Absolute point approach for more-for-less paradox in linear fractional transportation problem, Journal of Advanced Research in Applied Mathematics and Statistics, Vol. 3(1), (2019), 1-7.
        Dr Shivani Agarwal (Associate Professor)
        1. Significance of Hydrogen as Economic and Environmentally Friendly Fuel, Energies (2021), 14(21), 7389
        2. The Catalytic Role of D-block Elements and Their Compounds for Improving Sorption Kinetics of Hydride Materials: A Review, Reactions 2(2021) 333-364.
        3. Enhancement in hydrogenation dehydrogenation kinetics of KSiH3 by the addition of Ti-based catalysts,  Materials letter X,11(2021) 100086.
        4. Iron based catalyst for the improvement of the sorption properties of KSiH3, Int. Journal of Hydrogen Energy, 45 (2020) 33681 – 33686.
        5. The destabilization of LiBH4 through the addition of Bi2Se3 nanosheets, Int. Journal of Hydrogen Energy, 45 (2020) 23947 – 23953.
        6. Flower-like Bi2S3 nano-structures as highly efficient anode for all-solid-state lithium-ion battery, RSC Advances, 9 (2019) 29549.
        7. Catalytic Tuning of Sorption Kinetics of Lightweight Hydrides: A Review of the Materials and Mechanism, Catalysts, 8 (2018) 651.
        8. The enhanced de/re-hydrogenation performance of MgH2 with TiH2 additive, International journal of Energy Research, 42 (2018) 1139 – 1147.
        9. Hydrogen sorption characteristics of ZrCrAl ternary alloy as a function of milling time, Journal of Macromolecular Symposia, Volume 376 (2017) 1700047.
        10. How does TiF4 affect the decomposition of MgH2 and its complex variants? – An XPS investigation,  Journal of Materials Chemistry A,  5 (2017) 15543-15551.
        11. Effect of ZrCrCo alloy on hydrogen storage properties of Mg, Journal of Alloys and Compounds, 645 (2015) S518 – S523.
        12. Structural and hydrogen storage properties of Mg-x wt% ZrCrMn composites, Advanced Materials Letters 5 (2014) 692 – 698.
        13. Kinetic Enhancement in the Sorption Properties by Forming Mg – x wt% ZrCrCu Composites, Journal of Physical Chemistry C 117 (2013) 11953.
        14. Hydriding behaviour of Mg-50 wt% ZrCrFe composite prepared by high energy ball milling, International Journal of Hydrogen Energy 37 (2012) 3665.
        15. Structural and H2 sorption properties of MgH2–10 wt% ZrCrM (M = Cu, Ni) nano-composites, Journal of Nanoparticle Research, 13 (2011) 5719.
        16. Correlation between the milling time and hydrogen storage properties of ZrCrFe ternary alloy; International Journal of Hydrogen Energy 35 (2010) 9910.
        17. Synthesis of nano-crystalline Zr-M (M=Ni, Co, Fe, Cu) bilayer films and their thermodynamics of hydrogen uptake by resistance measurement, International Journal of Hydrogen Energy 35 (2010) 9893.
        18. Catalytic effect of ZrCrNi alloy on hydriding properties of MgH2, International Journal of Hydrogen Energy, Volume 34, Issue 22, November (2009), Pages 9157-9162.
        19. Correlation between the milling time and hydrogen storage properties of nanostructured ZrFeNi ternary alloy; Journal of Alloys & Compounds 480 (2009) 325-328.
        20. Structural & Mössbauer spectroscopic study of cubic phase ZrFe2-xMnx hydrogen storage alloy; Journal of alloys and Compounds 454 (2008) 31-37.
        21. Structural and Thermodynamical Investigations of La0.23Ni0.34Co0.33Nd0.08Ti0.01Al0.01 Hydrogen Storage Alloy, International Journal of Hydrogen Energy, 33 (2008) 356-359.
        22. Synthesis, characterization & hydrogenation of ZrFe2-xNix (x = 0.2, 0.4, 0.6, 0.8) alloys, International Journal of Hydrogen Energy 32:16 (2007) 3965 – 3971.
        23. Thermodynamics and Structural aspects of hydrogen absorption in Zr1-xCrxFe2 alloys, International Journal of Hydrogen Energy 32:13 (2007) 2445-2449.
        24. Characterization and Hydrogenation of CeNi5-xCrx (x=0, 1, 2) alloys, Journal of alloys and Compounds 430 (2007) 165-169.
        25. Hydrogenation Behaviour of Ce-based AB5 Intermetallic Compounds, Journal of alloys and Compounds 440 (2007) 84-88.
        26. Surface morphology and the phase formation at Cr/Si system, Applied Surface Science 253 (2007) 4721-4726.
        27. Morphological and interfacial investigations at Ni/Si system, Journal of Scanning Probe Microscope, 2 (2007) 36-40.
        28. Effect of annealing on magnetic properties and silicide formation at Co/Si interface, Bulletin of Material Science, 29:6 (2006) 647–651.
        29. Structural, Electrical and Thermodynamical Aspects of Hydrogenated La-Ni-Si Alloy, Bulletin of Material Science, Vol. 29, No. 1, February 2006, pp. 67-72.
        30. Structural and Electrical Properties of Swift Heavy Ion Beam Irradiated Co/Si Interface, Bulletin of Material Science, vol. 29, No. 2, April 2006, pp. 187-191.
        Mr Hariom Pawar (Assistant Professor – II)
        1. Effect of concentration on sensing properties of CoFe2O4/BaTiO3 nanocomposites towards LPG. Applied Physics A, 127(2021) 654-662.
        2. Effect of concentration on lattice constant, dielectric properties and activation energy of CoFe2O4/BaTiO3 nanocomposites. Applied Physics A, 127 (2021)431-442.
        3. Role of calcination on dielectric properties of BaTiO3 nanoparticles as a gas sensor, Applied Physics A, 127 (2021) 384-394.
        4. Co1−xBaxFe2O4 (x = 0, 0.25, 0.5, 0.75 and 1) Nanoferrites as Gas Sensor towards NO2 and NH3 Gases, Royal Society of Chemistry Advances, 10 (2020) 35265-35272.
        5. Effect of concentration of SiC on physicochemical properties of CoFe2O4/SiC nanocomposites, Journal of Alloys and Compounds, 840 (2020) 155596.
        6. Synthesis and Characterization of MnFe2O4/Graphene/Epoxy nanocomposites, Applied Innovative Research, 01 (2019) 75-77.
        7. Comparative study of physicochemical properties of CoFe2O4/MWCNT nanocomposites, Applied Innovative Research, 01 (2019) 93-95.
        Dr Pranav Saxena (Professor)
        1. Bound-State Energies for the Superposed Screened Coulomb Potential, Malaysian Journal Of Physics, Vol. 29, 89 (2008); ISSN-0128-0333
        2. Low Energy Theorems and Unitarity Bounds in the Extra U(1) Superstring Inspired E6 Models, Physical Review D, Vol. D72, 095016 (2005); ISSN 2470-0010
        3. Contribution Of W+- H-+ Zi Vertices to Anomalous Magnetic Dipole and Electric Quadrupole Moments of W Boson in the Extra U(1) Superstring Inspired Model, Physical Review D, Vol. 56, 4152 (October 1997); ISSN 2470-0010
        4. Evaluation Of S, T, U Parameters, Triple Gauge Boson Vertices and some Oblique Corrections in Extra U(1) Superstring Inspired Model, Pramana, Vol. 52, 145-175 (February 1999);   ISSN: 0304-4289
        5. Signatures of Heavy Z-prime in the Extra U(1) Superstring Inspired Model: RGEs Analysis, arXiv: hep-ph/0705.2532 (May 2007)
        6. W-Boson Electric Dipole Moment – Revisited, arXiv: hep-ph/0204019 (April 2002)
        Dr Trupti Sharma (Assistant Professor – I)
        1. Electronic excitation induced modi?cations of optical and morphological properties of PCBM thin ?lms, Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics, ResearchB379(2016)176–180(SCI with IF: 1.3)
        2. Ion   irradiation   induced   modi?cations   of P3HT:   A donor material  for organic photovoltaic devices,  Vacuum 135 (2017) 73-85 (SCI withIF: 3.6)
        3. In?uence of high energy ion irradiation on fullerene derivative (PCBM) thin ?lms, Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research B396(2017)5–10(SCIwithIF:1.3)
        4. Effect of High Energy Ions on the Electrical and Morphological Properties of Poly (3-Hexylthiophene) (P3HT)Thin Film, Physica B: Condensed Matter 537 (2018) 306-313(SCIwithIF:2.4)
        5. Fabrication, characterization and annealing of polymer-fullerene bulk heterojunction organic solar cells, AIP Conference Proceedings 1837, 040071 (2017)(AIPpublishing)
        Dr Renu Sharma (Assistant Professor – I)
        1. Investigation and Representation approach of 140W Space TWT, Journal of Basic and Applied Engineering Research (JBAER, July-September 2019 Vol.06, Issue-7,pp:417-419
        2. Performance Comparison of FBG as Dispersion Compensator with different frequency chirp in an Optical Fiber Link, STM Journals, February 2019, Vol.08, Issue-III, pp. 78-81
        3. Analysis and Design approach of 140W Space TWT, International Journal of Latest Technology in Engineering, Management & Applied Science, (IJLTEMAS) June 2017 Vol.06, Issue-VI, pp. 233-235
        4. High Linear Traveling wave tube, International Journal Research and Innovation in applied science (IJRIAS), April 2016, Volume-01 Issue-01, pp. 20-21
        5. Improved Non-Linearity of helix SWS for high efficiency TWT, A CSIR Publication :Indian Science Abstracts (ISA), 2012, vol 1(4) pp 2-5
        6. Analysis of Harmonics and Intermodulation for Space TWT, International Journal Engineering Science and Technology (IJEST), January 2011
        7. Improved Non-Linearity for Space Traveling Wave Tubes, International Journal of Business Engineering and Research (IJBER), October 2009, Vol.02
        Dr Aalok Pandya (Ex-Professor)
        1. Variation in the Flux of Cosmic Rays During Solar Eclipse on 21 June, 2020, Astro-particle Physics (0927-6505), 21, 136 (2021) p. 102659
        2. Astronomical Explanation of Sun-Dial in Agra, Current Science (0011-3891), 118, No. 5, (2021) pp. 942-945
        3. Astronomical Significance of Sun- Dial in Srirangapatana, Current Science, (0011-3891), 116, No. 5, (2019) pp. 811-816
        4. Fine structures at pore boundary, Monthly Notices of Royal Astronomical Society (MNRAS) Letters (1745-3925), 462 (1) (2016) L93-L97
        5. Small scale activity above penumbra of a fast rotating sunspot, Solar Physics, (0038-0938) 293, 46 (2018) pp. 1-7
        6. Background Independent Quantum Mechanics, Classical Geometric Forms & Geometric Quantum Mechanics, International Journal of Theoretical Physics (IJTP), (0020-7748), 48, (2009) pp. 522–534
        7. Background Independent Quantum Mechanics, Metric of Quantum States, & Gravity: A Comprehensive Perspective, International Journal of Theoretical Physics (IJTP), (0020-7748), 46 (2007), pp. 3216-3229
        8. Computational investigation of electrostatic interactions, Physics Essays, (0836-1398), 30 (3) (2017) pp. 302-307
        9. Quantum Trajectories and Schematic Flow of the Probability: Conserved Probability and  Conserved Probability Current, Physics Essays (0836-1398), 28 (2) (2015) pp. 193-197
        10. Complementarity, quantization and uncertainty: an analytical perspective of set  theory and probability, Physics Essays (0836-1398), 27 (2) (2014) pp. 281-285
        11. Computational Investigations of the Null Cone Representation of Interactions, Physics Essays(0836-1398), 26 (1) (2013) pp. 24-26.
        12. Null Cone Representation of Interactions and Causal Structure, Physics Essays (0836-1398), 25 (2) (2012) pp. 228-232.
        13. General Topology of the Universe,  Applied Mathematics (2152-7385), 5, No.16 (2014) pp. 2442-2446
        14. The Metric of Quantum States Revisited, Physics Essay, (0836-1398), 19 (2) (2006) pp. 263-268
        15. Exploration of Geometry of Electrostatic Interactions, Physics Essays, (0836-1398), 32 (3) (2019) pp. 411-416
        16. Sun-Dial for Time-Keeping in Jaisalmer Fort, Indian Journal of History of Science, (0836-1398), 52 (2) (2017) pp. 137-146
        17. Kuldhara Devastation and the Great Exodus, Current Science, (0011-3891), 114, NO. 5, (2018) pp. 944-946.
        18. Geometry and Structure of Electron: A Discussion, The Bulletin of Indian Association of Physics Teachers, 20 (2003) pp. 402-404
        19. Flux Variation in High Energy Gamma and X-Ray Region during Total Solar Eclipse, Kodaikanal Observatory Bulletin, 13 (1997) pp. 235-240.
        PUBLICATIONS IN CONFERENCES:
        Dr Chandan Joshi-
        1. “Search for Correlation between  Solar Flare  Count and Mean  Solar  Magnetic Field”, Proceedings of the  International  Astronomical Union, 13, S340, 77-78, 2018
        2. “A High Resolution  Study of Umbral Flashes and Running  Penumbral Waves using Hinode Observations”, 12th European Solar Physics Meeting,  Freiburg,  Germany, held September,  8-12, 2008.
        3. “Spectropolarimetery of Umbral  Fine Structures from Hinode:  Evidence for Magnetoconvection”, 12th European Solar Physics Meeting, Freiburg,  Germany, held September,  8-12, 2008.
        4. “Enhanced Joule  Heating  in Umbral  Dots”, 37th COSPAR  Scientific  Assembly.  Held 13-20 July  2008,  in Montr´eal, Canada., p.1411
        5. “G-Band  Bright Points  and  Photospheric  Magnetic  Fields”, Solar  Polarization 4, ASP  Conference  Series,  Vol.  358, Proceedings of the conference held 19-23 September, 2005, in Boulder, Colorado,  USA. Edited  by R. Casini  and B. W. Lites,  p.61
        6. “MHD Waves  Observed  in Isolated Bright Points”, Solar  MHD  Theory  and  Observations:  A  High  Spatial  Resolution Perspective ASP  Conference  Series,  Vol.   354, Proceedings of the  Conference  held 18-22 July, 2005, at the National  Solar Observatory, Sacramento Peak,  Sunspot,  New Mexico, USA. Edited by J. Leibacher,  R. F. Stein, and H. Uitenbroek.  San Francisco: Astronomical Society of the Pacific,  2006., p.13
        7. “The  Solar Flare  and  CME  Induced as a Collision  of Two  Opposite  Polarities on 1997 May  12”, Large-scale  Structures and their  Role in Solar Activity ASP Conference Series,  Vol.  346, Proceedings of the Conference held 18-22 October,  2004 in  Sunspot,  New Mexico,  USA.  Edited  by K. Sankarasubramanian, M. Penn,  and A. Pevtsov,  p.327
        8. “CME and associated phenomena on May 12, 1997”, American Geophysical Union, Spring  Meeting 2005, abstract SH51C-05.
        9. “MHD Waves Propogation and Heating of Solar  Atmosphere”, American   Geophysical  Union,  Spring  Meeting  2005,  abstract SH12A-04
        Dr Abhishek Sharma-
        1. “Comparative Study of Plasma Nitriding Process on AISI D3 and AISI 304 Steels”, International Conference, ICMMAAC-19, 2019 at JECRC University, Jaipur.
        2. “Optimize model of pulsed DC plasma based surface modification process involving plasma nitriding technique on AISI1045 and AISI4140 steel” presented in International Conference, ICMMAAC-18, at JECRC University, Jaipur.
        3. “A Study of Plasma Nitriding Process on the AISI 1045 Steel” presented in International Conference, TIMES-2013, at IET, Alwar.
        4. “Influence of Pulsed DC Glow Discharge Plasma Nitriding Process on the AISI 1045 and AISI 4140 Steels” presented in National Conference, Plasma-2010 at IASST, Guwahati.
        5. “Effect of Plasma Nitriding on the microstructure and properties of several steels” presented in National Conference, Plasma-2009 at NIT, Hamirpur.
        6. “Study  of  Effects  of  Plasma  Nitriding  on  different  Types  of  Steels  at  different Temperatures”presented in National Conference, Plasma-2008 at BARC, Mumbai.
        Dr Shivani Agarwal-
        1. “Improving the sorption kinetics of KSiH3 by the addition of Fe based catalysts”, ICSDG 2020, JK Lakshmipat University, Jaipur during February 7-8, 2020.
        2. “Tailoring the kinetic properties of KSiH3 by the addition of Ti-based catalysts”, BICON-2019, Biyani College, Jaipur during September 23-25, 2019.
        3. “Sorption properties………..catalysts”, 2nd International Conference on Engineering Application of Material Science -2018 Held at: JECRC Foundation, Jaipur  (26-27 March 2018)
        4. “How does TiF4 affect the decomposition of MgH2 and its complex variants”, MH 2016, Switzerland during August 07 -12, 2016.
        5. “Modification in hydrogen storage properties of magnesium hydride by composite formation with laves phase alloys”, WHTC 2015, Sydney, Australia during October 11 – 14, 2015.
        6. “Hydriding properties of Mg based nano composites”, DSL 2009 held at Rome, Italy during June 24 -26, 2009.”
        7. Hydriding behavior of Mg-x wt% ZrCrCo composites prepared by high energy ball milling”, WHTC 2009 at New Delhi, India.
        8. “Hydrogen storage properties of bilayered Zr/ M (M = Fe, Cu) nano structure thin films”, HYPOTHESIS 2009 held in Lisbon, Portugal during April 01 – 03, 2009.
        9. “Correlation between the milling time and hydrogen storage properties of ZrCrFe ternary alloy”, HYPOTHESIS 2009 held at Lisbon, Portugal during April 01-03, 2009.
        10. “Structural and hydrogenation properties of ball milled ZrCrAl ternary alloy”, International Conference on Hydrogen and Hydrogen Storage – Methods and Materials held at Bangalore, India during January 03-06, 2009.
        11. “Hydriding behaviour of Mg-50 wt% ZrCrFe composite prepared by high energy ball milling”, Conference on Hydrogen and Hydrogen Storage – Methods and Materials held at Bangalore, India during January 03-06, 2009.
        12. “Investigation at Metal/Si Surface and Interface”, Thesis Paper, Proc. DAE SSPS 2008.
        13. “Silicide formation in Cr/Si (100) system during annealing studied by GIXRD and AFM”, Proc. DAE SSPS 2007, 643.
        14. “Silicide formation in Cr/Si (100) system during annealing studied by GIXRD and AFM”, Proc. DAE SSPS 2007, 643.
        15. “Synthesis of nano-crystalline Zr-M (M = Ni, Co) bilayer films and their thermodynamics of hydrogen uptake by resistance measurement”, Proc. IHEC -2007 held at Istanbul during July 13 – 15, 2007.
        16. “Morphological and interfacial investigations at Ni/Si system”, Proc. ICMAT-2007 held at NUS, Singapore during July 1-6, 2007.
        17. “Structural and Morphological Investigation at Ni/Si System”, Proc. DAE Solid State Symposium-2006 pp. 529.
        18. “Electrical Properties of irradiated Fe/Si System”, Proc. DAE SSPS 2006, 775.
        19. “SHI induced irradiation effect on Mo/Si interface”, Proc. DAE SSPS 2006, 575.
        20. “Effect of annealing on the magnetic properties of Co/Si (100) System”, Proc. DAE SSPS 2005, 895
        21. “Fabrication, characterization and annealing of polymer-fullerene bulk heterojunction organic solar cells”; AIP Conference Proceedings, 2017 Nov 11-13, 2017, Saurashtra University Rajkot
        Dr Pranav Saxena-
        1. “On the effects of couple stresses and magnetic field on the free convective flow”, International conference on “History and Development of Mathematics” (ICHDM), November 29-Decemebr 1, 2013; JECRC University, Jaipur
        2. “Effect of heavy scalar and gauge bosons in oblique corrections parameters and TGB vertices”, 91st  Indian Science Congress Association, NIRMA University, Ahmedabad (2004)
        3. “Oblique and vertex corrections observing some signature for superstring inspired extra U(1) model at TEV energies”, 90th Indian Science Congress Association, Panjab University, Chandigarh (2003).
        4. “On the low energy theorems for strongly interacting WL and ZIL in extra U(1) superstring inspired model”, 83rd session of Indian Science Congress Association, January 3-8, 1997,Delhi University, Delhi (India).
        5. “Test of delayed unitarity in e+e- –> W+W- with the use of TGB vertices in the Extra U(1) Superstring Inspired Model”, XV DAE Symposium on High Energy Physics, held at Dept. of Physics, University of Jammu, Jammu, November 11-15, 2002
        6. “Effect on Delayed Unitarity In e+e- –> W+W- with the use of TGB Vertices in the extra U(1) superstring inspired model”, XV DAE Symposium on High Energy Physics, held at Dept. of Physics, University of Jammu, Jammu, November 11-15, 2002
        7. “Various applications of W+-H-+Zi vertex in the extra U(1) superstring inspired model” XV DAE Symposium on High Energy Physics, held at Dept. of Physics, University of Jammu, Jammu, November 11-15, 2002
        8. “Evaluation of EDM of W, e, µ, t and n using BPHZ renormalization scheme and QCD correction result”, XIV DAE Symposium on High Energy Physics, held at University of Hyderabad, Hyderabad, 18-22 December 2000.
        9. “Ascertaining gauge and global SUSY breaking in extra U(1) superstring model using hybrid dimensional transmutation scenario”, XIV DAE Symposium on High Energy Physics, held at University of Hyderabad, Hyderabad, 18-22 December 2000.
        10. “Evaluation of the form-factors as contributions of triple Gauge Boson (TGB) vertices in the extra U(1) superstring inspired model – (I)” (Evaluation of C’s and reduced Passarino-Veltman functions and the form-factors, XIII DAE Symposium on High Energy Physics, 26-30 December 1998, Panjab University, Chandigarh (India).
        11. “Evaluation of the form-factors as contributions of triple gauge boson vertices in the extra U(1) superstring inspired model (II)”, (Evaluation of C’s and reduced Passarino–Veltman functions and the form-factors) , XIII DAE Symposium on High Energy Physics, 26-30 December, 1998, Panjab University, Chandigarh (India)
        12. “Unitarity bound and evaluation of Higgs Mass using No-Scale scenario in the extra U(1) superstring inspired model (I)”, XIII DAE Symposium on High Energy Physics, 26-30 December, 1998, Panjab University, Chandigarh (India)
        13. “Evaluation of anomalous magnetic dipole and electric quadrupole moments in the extra U(1) superstring inspired model satisfying unitarity constraints (II)”, XIII DAE Symposium on High Energy Physics, 26-30 December, 1998, Panjab University, Chandigarh (India)
        14. “Contribution of triple gauge boson vertex to S, T, U parameters in the extra U(1) superstring inspired model”, XII DAE Symposium on High Energy Physics, 26th December 1996 to 1st January 1997, Gauhati University, Guwahati (India)
        15. “The unitarity bound and the mass limits on the top quark mass and the neutral higgs scalar in the extra U(1) superstring inspired model”,  XII DAE Symposium on High Energy Physics, 26th December 1996 to 1st January 1997, Gauhati University, Guwahati (India)
        16. “On the low energy theorems and unitarity limits in extra U(1) superstring inspired model”, XII DAE Symposium on High Energy Physics, 26th December 1996 to 1st January 997,Gauhati University, Guwahati (India)
        Dr Nishant Gaur-
        1. “Elastic Waves of BCC Alloy”, conference on Recent Advances in Material Science and Technology, February 4-5, 2019, University of Rajasthan
        2. “Calculated second and third order elastic constants of binary alloys”, Conference on Materials for Energy Applications, December 6-8, 2018, SS Jain Subodh College, Jaipur
        3. “Evaluation of Elastic Constants of BCC Alloy”, Conference on “VI Rajasthan Science Congress”, October 13-15, 2018, Central university of Rajasthan, Ajmer.
        4. “Applications of Power Electronics Devices in Energy Saving, NESAM”, August 24, 2018, JECRC university, Jaipur
        Dr Renu Sharma-
        1. “Design And Analysis Of High Efficiency For Space TWT Amplifiers”, 2nd National Conference on Communication & Networking ,Nccn- 09 on 06-07 March 2008 at SLIET (Sant Longowal Institute Of En gineering & Technology, Deemed University, Longowal, Punjab.
        2. “Design Of Space TWT Amplifiers For Improving Linearity And High Efficiency” on 09-11 April 2009 in ICE-FST’ at Laxmi devi Institute of Engineering & Technology, Alwar, Rajasthan.
        3. “Design for high efficiency space travelling wave tube”, National Conference on communication & Technology Space Travelling Wave Tube on 05-06 Nov. 2009 at Sri Vashno Devi University, Jammu.
        4. “The Issues For The Improvement Of Linearity in Space TWTs”, National Conference on Microwave devices NSMWD’09 on 12 Dec. 2009 at SEC, Sikar, Rajasthan
        5. “Improved non-linearity of Helix SWS for a high efficiency TWT”, National Conference on Microwave devices NCETT’10 on 19-20 Mar. 2010 at VNSIT, Bhopal, Madhayapradesh.(Sponsered by AICTE)
        6. “The Improvement Of Linearity in Space TWTs for C-Band”, National Conference on Electricity Crisis in Rajasthan ’10  on 12 Mar 2010 at BMIT, Jaipur, Rajasthan
        7. “Control Individuality of Ku-band 140W Space TWT”, International Conference on Research and Scientific Innovation Ahmedabad Management Association on 22 Dec.2013at IIM-A road, Ahmbadabad, Gujrat.
        8. “Design approach for high linearity of 140W Space TWT” International Conference on Research and Scientific Innovation Ahmedabad Management Association on 22 Dec.2017 at Ahmbadabad, Gujrat.
        9. “Analysis and design approach of 140W space TWTAs “In 88th Annual Session of Nation Academic of Sciences of India, Dec.6-8 2018 at M.G.Chotrakoot gramodaya vishvavidhyalaya, Chitrakoot Satna, M.P.
        10. “Design and experimental evaluation of helix TWT”, International Conference on Materials for Energy Applications, Dec.6-8 2018 at S.S.JAIN Subhodh P.G.College, Jaipur, Rajasthan.
        11. “Analysis and Design approach of Ku-Short space TWT”, In National Conference on Recent Advances in Material Science and Technology, Feb.4-5 2019 at Department of Physics, Rajasthan University, Jaipur, Rajasthan.
        12. “Improvement in Linearity of SpaceTWTs 140W Ku-Band with the Effects of Harmonics”, In 89 annual session of nation academic of sciences of India, Dec.21-23 2019 at NARM Hyderabad (Abstract Published).
        Dr Aalok Pandya (Ex-Professor)
        1. “Curvature, Torsion and Geometry of  Serret-Frenet Formulae in Geometric Quantum Mechanics”,  International Conference on Gravitation and Cosmology (ICGC-2019), IISER Mohali, 2019-12-11.
        2. “Grassmanian, CP(N), CP(Infinity) and : Symmetries of the Projective Hilbert Spaces”; International Conference on New Vistas in Pure and Applied Mathematics-2019, University of Rajasthan; and NIT Arunachal Pradesh, 2019-11-26.
        3. “Dark Energy, Background Independent Quantum Mechanics And The  Origin Of Cosmological Constant”, International Conference on Gravitation and Cosmology (ICGC- 2007), IUCAA Pune, 2007-12-20.
        4. “CP(N) to CP (Infinity): Cohomology and Symmetries of Background Independent Quantum Mechanics”, International Conference on Recent Trends in Mathematics and Their Applications-2016, University of Rajasthan, Jaipur, 2016-07-11.
        5. “Metric of Quantum States: A Comprehensive Picture”, 23rd Conference of IAGRG (Indian Association of General Relativity and Gravitation) IAGRG, 2004-12-10.
        6. “Geometric Aspect of Radiation Quantization”, 86th Indian Science Congress, Chennai, 1999 (Young Scientist Award Session), Indian Science Congress 1999-01-05.
        7. “Current Research Development in Theoretical Physics”, ISITW-2012: International Scientific Instrument Technology Workshop-2012, ISITW Hsinchu, Taiwan, 2012-10-25
        8. “Loops, Loops Sequences and Loop Surfaces in Statistical Geodesics”, CRR 2009: International conference on “Frontiers of Interface between Statistics and Sciences, Hyderabad Central University, 2009-12-30.
        9. “Dark Energy: From Einstein to WMAP Experiments”, India-Japan Bilateral Conference: BICON-2015, Biyani Girls’ College, Jaipur, 2015-05-22
        10. “Introduction to Dark Energy”, INSPIRE Workshop, DST India; and University of Rajasthan, Jaipur, 2013-02-20
        11. “Cosmology Today”, IUCAA Workshop on Astronomy and Astrophysics, IUCAA (Pune) and University of Rajasthan, Jaipur, 2013-09-03
        12. “Open Problems in Astrophysics and Cosmology”, IUCAA Workshop on Astronomy and Astrophysics, IUCAA (Pune) and University of Rajasthan, Jaipur, 2013-09-04
        13. “Chemistry of the Ionosphere and the Upper Atmosphere”, DST Sponsored Workshop on Astrochemistry, Birla Planetarium, Jaipur, 2012-12-22
        14. “From Exobiology to Astrobiology: Cosmic and Chemical Origin of Life”, DST Sponsored Workshop on Astrochemistry, Birla Planetarium, Jaipur, 2012-12-23
        15. “Grand Unification: The Ultimate Reality”, DST Sponsored Workshop on Astronomy, Birla Planetarium, Jaipur, 2009-12-21
        16. “An Overview of Cosmology: A Journey into the Universe”, DST Sponsored Workshop on Astronomy, Birla Planetarium, Jaipur, 2009-12-20
        17. “Dark Energy, Vacuum and Cosmological Constant”, National Workshop on Astronomy, Birla Planetarium, Jaipur, 2012-05-23
        18. “Transit of Venus, 2012”, National Workshop on Astronomy, Birla Planetarium, Jaipur, 2012-05-24

        PhD PROGRAMME

        List of Research Scholar Awarded with PhD Degree:

        # Name of the Guide Designation Details of Scholars Status
        1 Prof. Aalok Pandya Professor Ms. Sunitha Bhaskar  (Reg. No: 1203004014) Awarded (2018)
        2 Dr. Chandan Joshi Associate Professor Ms. B.  Shobha  (Reg. No: 1403004020) Awarded (2022)

        List of Research Scholar Pursuing the PhD

        # Name of the Guide Designation Details of Scholars Status
        1 Dr. Shivani Agarwal Associate Professor Ms. Shashi  (Reg. No: 19PHD08N001) Thesis Submitted
        2 Dr. Pranav Saxena Professor Ms. Akanksha Gupta  (Reg. No: 19PHSN021) In Progress
        3 Dr. Pranav Saxena Professor Ms Kirti Sharma (Reg. No. 21PPHN001) In Progress
        4 Dr. Abhishek Sharma Associate Professor Ms. Sumitra Chaudhary (Reg. No. 21PHSN006) In Progress

        ACADEMIC ACTIVITIES

        SEMINARS:

        National Seminar on “World Meteorological Day” on March 23, 2022 in physical mode. Two activities, namely Invited talks and Student’s Poster Competition were conducted. In Student’s Poster competition, around 48 students from different schools participated with their innovative illustrations on the issues “Biodiversity & Climate“, Atmosphere & Aerosols” and “Climate Change- Impact and Responses“.
      8. National Seminar on “CHANDRYAAN & ADVANCED 5G TECHNOLOGY” on September 24, 2022. To address the seminar’s title, two eminent fellows, namely Dr. A.K. Bandyopdhyay (Sr. Principal Scientist) and Dr Amitavo Roy Choudhury (Principal Scientist) from Microwave Tube Division, CEERI, Pilani shared the developments in the Chandrayaan Mission so far and techniques based on 5G technology. The Seminar was kept on Hybrid mode (offline and through YouTube Link: https://youtu.be/XaaEVCNib3k) and the total number of participants were around 340 (including students of science and engineering, researchers, faculty members and delegates from other institutions).

      10. INVITED TALKS:

        Sr No Particulars Profile Photo
        1 Prof. Gufran Beig Sir Ashutosh Mukherjee Chair Professor, National Institute of Advanced Studies, IISc, Bangalore Founder of Project SAFAR, IITM, Pune, Ministry of Earth Sciences, Govt. of India Title: “Air We Breathe–Science, Public Perception and Policy” on March 23, 2022
        2 Sh. RS Sharma Director & Scientist, Indian Meteorological Center-Jaipur, Ministry of Earth and Sciences, Govt. of India TITLE: “Weather Forecast Tools & Techniques and Early Warning System in Jaipur” on March 23, 2022
        3 Dr. Kanak Saha Associate Professor (IUCAA), Pune, Talk on 07th March, 2017
        4 Dr. Gulab Chand Dewangan Professor (IUCAA), Pune, Talk on 06th March, 2017
        5 Prof. Gufran Beig Project Director of SAFAR, Talk on “Project SAFAR and Global Cooling”, 29th September, 2015
        6 Prof. Robert Von Fay University of Sheffield, UK, Talk on “Solar Flares and Solar Activities”, 3rd April, 2015
        7 Prof. M. K. Pandit Professor, University of Rajasthan, Jaipur; Talk on “Antartica: A Plethora of knowledge for Researchers”, March 12, 2013
        8 Dr Lokesh Bharti Visiting Scientist Max Planck Institute for Solar System Physics, Lindau, Talk on “Sun, Sun Spots & Solar Flares” May 15, 2013

        WEBINARS:

        Sr No Particulars Profile Photo
        1 Prof. Natchimuthuk Gopalswamy GSFC (NASA EXPERT) International Webinar “What is Universe” on October 27, 2020
        2 Dr. Rajib Kar Scientific Officer, Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (BARC), Mumbai National Webinar “Application of atmospheric pressure cold plasma in nuclear waste management and pathogenic destruction” on October 10, 2020
        3 Dr. Punya Prasanna Paltani Dean, (R&D), Dr. SPM International Institute of Information Technology, Naya Raipur National Webinar on “From Basis Optics to Advance Technologies” on October 6, 2020
        4 Prof. Bhuwan Joshi Udaipur Solar Observatory, PRL, Ahmedabad National Webinar “Magnetic explosions on the Sun and their interplanetary effects” on October 1, 2020

        WORKSHOPS:

        One day workshop on “Solar Astronomy” on 4th April, 2015.
        Particulars Photo
        Prof. Robert von Fay (Siebenburgen, University of Sheffield, UK) Dr. Rihaana (Slovak Academy of Sciences, Slovakia) Dr. Fedun (University of Sheffield, UK)

        ACHIEVEMENTS

        PROMINENT ALUMNI @ HIGHER STUDIES
        Right from the starting of BSc (Hons) and MSc-Physics program, a continuous success has marked by our Undergraduate or PG students by securing the place either at abroad or at national level reputed universities for higher studies. Such achievements further signify the globally competent study structure as well as stamp the quality teaching and aids provided to the students. Such prominent alumni are:
        Particulars Profile Photo
        Mr. Sagar Sambhawani (BSc-2021) Joined MS program at University of Cologne, GERMANY
        Mr. Devasheesh Sharma (BSc-2021) Joined MS program at University of Cologne, GERMANY
        Mr Rahul Raj (BSc-2021) Joined MSc- Physics at IIT Hyderabad
        Mr. Aaryan Goyal (BSc-2020) Joined MSc-Physics at University of Rajasthan, Jaipur
        Ms. Akshita Bhatia (BSc-2020) Joined MSc-Statistics at University of Rajasthan, Jaipur
        Mr Nitish Gupta (BSc-2020) Joined MS program at University of Cologne, GERMANY
        Mr Charchit Sethi (BSc-2020) Joined MS program at University of Cologne, GERMANY
        Mr Ritik (BSc-2020) Joined MS program at University of Cologne, GERMANY
        Ms. Simran Saggu (BSc-2020) Joined MS program at St. Petersberg State University, RUSSIA
        Mr. Chiranjeev Kumar Gupta (BSc-2018) Joined MSc-Physics at JECRC University, Jaipur
        Mr. Nimit Gupta (BSc-2018) Joined MS program at Technical University, Munich, GERMANY
        Mr. Harpreet Singh (BSc-2016) Joined PhD program at Institute of Rural Management, Anand, Gujarat
        Mr. Anshul Bhardwaj (MSc-2019) Joined PhD program at IIT, Guwahati
        INTERNSHIPS @ IAESTE
        JECRC University is Local Chapter (LC) of IAESTE (International Association For Exchange of Students for Technical Experience) was established in 2014, for providing the opportunities across the world available to the students, who are keenly interested in learning and gaining the knowledge of new technologies and got the opportunities to connect themselves with the like-minded people. Under this facility, the following M.Sc.-Physics students got the successful chance for doing internship in premier institutes at abroad:
        Particulars Profile Photo
        Ms. Anshu Mehta (MSc–2016) Internship at University of Oldenburg Hamburg, GERMANY
        Mr. Lokesh Choudhary (MSc-2015) Internship at Technische Universität Ilmenau, GERMANY
        Ms. Neetu Choudhary (MSc-2015) Internship at University of Luneburg, GERMANY
        SUMMER INTERNSHIPS
        Department focuses on developing research aptitude of the students and encourages them to undergo the opportunities offered by the various institutes / universities across the nation. During the internship, the interested students learn about new techniques / theory / technologies / experiments beyond their curriculum and able to publish the work as research article. Such achievements help them a lot in securing the opportunities for higher studies either at abroad or across the nation. Some are listed below:
        Particulars Profile Photo
        Mr Rahul Raj (BSc-2021) Indian Institute of Science Education and Research (IISER), Kolkata
        Mr Nitish Gupta (BSc-2020) Indian Institute of Science Education and Research (IISER), Kolkata
        Mr. Ritik (BSc–2020) Indian Institute of Science Education and Research (IISER), Kolkata
        Mr Charchit Sethi (BSc-2020) Indian Institute of Science Education and Research (IISER), Kolkata
        Mr. Harpreet Singh (BSc–2015) NISER (Bhubaneswar), Institute of Physics (IoP), Bhubaneswar, Orissa
        PROJECTS / SEMINARS
        In the designing of curriculum of MSc, a separate course “Projects & Seminar” has been kept in a similar way to other professional programs. Department of Physics strongly mandates that the project should be carried out / done externally from other institutes / universities. Department recommends the students either on the basis of his/her performance in the last years or as per his/her choice specifically to some prestigious institutions. The exposures of expertise, advanced laboratories and techniques at prime institutions definitely inspire the students for pursuing the career in physics. Some important projects done by MSc students at renowned institutions are listed below:-
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        Mr. Love Sanwalia (MSc-2018) Institution: ARIES – Aryabhatt Research Institute and Observational Sciences, DST, Govt of India, Nainital
        Mr. Bibin Abraham (MSc-2018) Institution: State Forensic Science Laboratory, Jaipur
        Ms. Neha Googar (MSc-2016) Institutions: 1. Vikram Sarabhai Space Centre (VSSC), ISRO, Govt. of India, Trivandrum 2. SAFAR – A Joint Project of UNICEF and IITM & Ministry of Earth Sciences, Govt. of India
        Ms. Neha Sharma (MSc-2016) Institution: A Joint Project of UNICEF and IITM & Ministry of Earth Sciences, Govt. of India
        Ms SushmaChoudhary (MSc-2016) Institutions: 1. Physical Research Laboratory (PRL), ISRO Ahmedabad 2. Atomic Minerals Directorate (AMD), DAE Govt. of India
        Ms. Anshu Mehta (MSc-2016) Institution: Atomic Minerals Directorate (AMD) DAE, Govt. of India
        Mr. Dheeraj Jangir (MSc – 2015) Institution: B M Birla Planetarium, Jaipur

        QUALIFIERS

        NATIONAL LEVEL ACADEMIC EXAMS QUALIFIERS Beyond the curricular teaching, department also motivates and guides the interested students appearing for national level academic exams like JAM/JEST or entrance test for TIFR/BARC/IISC/Central Universities. Students are continuous monitored and have freedom to discuss or to clear the doubts with the faculty members.
        JAM QUALIFIERS
        1. Mr Rahul Raj (BSc – 2021)
        2. Mr Aryan Goyal (BSc – 2020)
        3. Mr Deepanshu Saxena (BSc – 2017)
        4. Mr Arvind Suthar (BSc – 2017)
        5. Mr Harpreet Singh (BSc – 2016)
        6. Mr Sunil Sanwariya (BSc – 2015)
        JEST/NGPE QUALIFIER
        1. Mr Aryan Goyal (BSc-2020)

        JOB OPPORTUNITIES / OFFERS

        # Alumnus Name Organization Designation Placement Year
        1 Santushty Jain TALENTPLOYER Management Trainee 2022
        2 Tushar Rathor WIPRO WILP Trainee 2022
        3 Sushil Bhatt WIPRO WILP Trainee 2021
        4 Divyansh Mathur SERVER WALA SEO Executive 2021
        5 Sunil Sanwariya Bank of India Bank Officer 2021
        6 Vikas Yadav Delhi Development Authority Jr. Secretariat Assistant 2018
        7 Kartik Saini ICICI Securities Sr Relationship Manager 2017
        8 Aaditya Tank Air India Express Cabin Crew 2017
        9 Ripudaman Chouhan ICICI Prudential Financial Service Consultant 2017
        10 Deepak Dhuwa TATA Consultancies; Graduate Trainee 2016
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