K.M.E.Society's
G.M.MOMIN Women's College
                 (Affiliated to the University of Mumbai & Accredited By NAAC)

Mission
Objectives
Introduction
Affiliation & Accrediation
Course
Addmission
Fees Structure
Faculty
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MISSION OF THE COLLEGE


"To empower the women students,and

Mould them to be socially ,

Culturally, economically and morally responsible,

So that they are able to face the challenges

Ahead with confidence and courage"

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OBJECTIVES OF THE COLLEGE


  1. TO PROMOTE THE STATUS OF WOMEN BY PROVIDING THE FACILITY FOR HIGHER EDUCATION.

  2. TO TRAIN THE STUDENTS TOWARDS ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE AND ALL ROUND DEVELOPMENT.

  3. TO CREATE AWARENESS OF VARIOUS SOCIAL ISSUES AND MAKE THEM RESPONSIBLE CITIZENS.

  4. TO PREPARE THE STUDENTS TO BE SELF RELIANT.

  5. TO ORIENT THE STUDENTS TOWARDS A POSITIVE AND CREATIVE ROLE.

  6. TO INCULCATE HUMAN VALUES IN OUR STUDENTS.

  7. TO EXTEND COMMUNITY SERVICE.
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Introduction of the College :

     The G.M. Momin Women's College is situated in Bhiwandi, which is about
20 Kms. away from Thane Station. The College has been built on a spacious ground of 26,640 sq. feet with a ground plus three floors. It has well-equipped laboratories, a good library, Students Common Room, Staff Room, Canteen, Gymkhana Room and an Auditorium. Ground is available for Sports activities.

      The Arts faculty was established on July 24, 1989 with 94 students. The Science faculty was started from July 11, 1994 with 27 students. The Commerce faculty came into existence from July 1999. To be in tune with the changing times, B.Sc. (IT) a self-financing course was introduced from Sept. 24, 2001. The Management had also established the Cyber Centre in 1994. The Post Graduation Centre has been established in the College w.e.f July 15, 2004. 45 Students had been enroll for the year 2004-05.

      Today the College has created, its own niche in academics as well as in extra curricular activities. A Women's Hostel was established to give lodging and boarding facility to outstation students. The College is progressing in leaps and bounds. It had 819 students on its roll during the academic year 2004-05.

     This premier institute of higher education exclusively for women has become a landmark in the progress and development of Bhiwandi by making Women Graduates available in most of the middle and lower middle class families.



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Affiliation :

The College is affiliated to the University of Mumbai since 1989.

Accreditation :

The College has been accredited by the National Assessment and Accreditation Council, an autonomous institution of the University Grant Commission, on 03/05/2004 with the institutional score of 77.8%

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Courses Conducted by the College :

  1. Degree Courses :
     B.A, B.Sc. and B.Com.

  2. Self-Financing Course :
    B.Sc. in Information Technology.

  3. Certificate Courses :
    Computer Applications, Preparation of Handicraft Items, Mehendi Designing, Jwellary Designing, Pot Painting, English Speaking Course, Fashion Designing etc.


Postgraduate Courses :
  1. M.A in English Literature
  2. M.A in Urdu Literature
  3. M.A in Islamic Studies

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Admission

Admission to Degree Courses

Admission formalities

Total No. of Seats available

Eligibility for Admission

Admission to the PG Courses




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Procedure for Admission to Degree Courses :

    Admission is granted on merit basis and is strict accordance with the norms laid down by the Mumbai University and Govt. of Maharashtra. Merit lists will be put up on the date and time so notified on the College Notice Board.

  1. Admission starts immediately after the declaration of results of the H.S.C. Board.
  2. The College has a Minority status. Hence 50% seats are reserved for the Muslim Students.
  3. The in-house students of the Junior Colleges run by the same Management are given preference.
  4. Special consideration to the economically and socially disadvantaged students is given.
  5. Preference is also given to the Backward Class Students.
  1. Students seeking admission to any class are required to apply on a prescribed form available in the College office.
    1. All entries in the Admission Forms must be filled in correctly. In case of wrong information, admission is liable to be cancelled and fees forfeited.
    2. All admission will be valid only for one academic year and requires renewal for each subsequent year.
    3. Students who misbehave and have serious complaints of indiscipline against them during the year will not be admitted to the College, for the subsequent year.
    4. Admission to S.Y.B.A / B.Sc. / B.Com and T.Y.B.A. / B.Sc./ B.Com for outside students are held in the first week of June, subject to availability of seats in the respective classes.
    5. Those who are desirous of enjoying Leave Travel Concession (Long Journey Railway Concession) should write their complete Home Town address and nearest railway station in the Admission Form at the time of admission, failing which no application for Long Journey Railway Concession will be entertained.


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    Admission Formalities

  2. The Students are expected to observe the admission formalities by attaching the required documents to the admission form at the time of admission, failing which their claim for admission will stand forfeited.

      The following documents are needed while taking admission.
    1. Original H.S.C. Mark Sheet, along with two Xerox copies.
    2. Original School Leaving Certificate along with two Xerox copies.
    3. Original Caste Certificate for verification and a Xerox copy.
    4. Original Certificate for achievements in Sports and Cultural Activities (only for verification) along with a set of Xerox copies.
    5. Original Certificate of Freedom Fighters, Defence Employees, Ex-Servicemen, Handicapped etc. along with a Xerox copy.
    6. One recent passport size photograph to be affixed.
    7. Students from other colleges seeking admission to this college should produce a "No Objection Certificate from the previous college.
    8. All admissions are provisional until confirmed by the appropriate authorities.



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  3. Total No. of Seats available :

    1. F.Y.B.A F.Y.B.Sc. F.Y.B.Com B.Sc. IT
      M.A.

      (Eng. Urdu
      Islamic Studies)
      120 120 120 60       100

    2. Change of subjects will be allowed till the 15th of July, subject to availability of seats.




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  4. Eligibility for Admission :
    1. For admission to F.Y.B.A, F.Y.B.Com and F.Y.B.Sc. the students should have passed the H.S.C (Std. XII) Examination conducted by the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education, Mumbai or an examination recognized as equivalent-with subjects as may be specified by the University in Arts, Science and Commerce. Note :
      1. Students who have passed XII Arts will be eligible to F.Y.B.A Course.
      2. Students who have passed XII Commerce will be eligible to F.Y.B.Com or F.Y.B.A Course.
      3. Students who have passed XII Science will be eligible to F.Y.B.Sc. or F.Y.B.A or F.Y.B.Com courses.

    2. Eligibility for Admission to B.Sc. IT. Students who have passed XIIth Science with Mathematics will be eligible to F.Y.B.Sc. IT Course (Minimum Percentage required at H.S.C for B.C.-40% Open 45%)

    3. Students passing the H.S.C. or any other Examination conducted by the Board / University outside Maharashtra State, should first obtain a Provisional Eligibility Certificate from the Registrar, University of Mumbai, Eligibility Section, Vidyanagari, Santacruz (E) Mumbai 400 098 before they seek admission. For the confirmation of the eligibility, students should submit the Passing Certificate and Migration Certificate to the college office, before the close of the First Term.




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  5. Admission to the PG Courses :

     The postgraduate admissions will generally commence, after the declaration of the University Results for the Degree Courses.



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Fees : The fee structure for all the courses are under revision by the Govt./University. The revised fees will be charged to the students as and when implemented by the Govt. / University.

Fee Structure for:-

  1. Aided Courses
    B.A and B.Sc.

  2. Unaided Courses
    1. B.Com.
    2. M.A
  3. Self Financing Course
    1. B.Sc.IT













Fee Chart : Aided Courses (B.A and B.Sc.)
Particulars F.Y.B.A F.Y.B.Sc. S.Y.B.A S.Y.B.Sc. T.Y.B.A T .Y.B.Sc.
Tuition Fees 800.00 800.00 800.00 800.00 800.00 800.00
Library Fees 175.00 175.00 175.00 175.00 175.00 175.00
Gymkhana Fees 175.00 175.00 175.00 175.00 175.00 175.00
Other Fees 125.00 125.00 125.00 125.00 125.00 125.00
Laboratory Fees--- 600.00--- 600.00-- 600.00
Caution Money 250.00 250.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00
Library Deposit 300.00 300.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00
Student's Aid Fund 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00
ID & Library Cards 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00
Exam Fee & Mark Sheet 525.00 525.00 525.00 525.00 100.00 100.00
Enrollment Fees 220.00 220.00------------
Extra Curricular Activities 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00
Magazine Fees 50.00 50.00------------
Utility Fees 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00
Development Fund 300.00 300.00 300.00 300 300.00 300.00
Laboratory Deposit--- 200.00---200.00--- 200.00
Computer Pract. Fees ------------ --- 850.00
*Maths
Univ. Disaster Relief Fund 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00
Total 3105-00 3905.00 2485.003285.00 2060.00 2860.00
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Fee Chart : Unaided Courses (B.Com)
Particulars F.Y.B.Com S.Y.B.Com. T.Y.B.Com.
Tuition Fees 1200.00 1200.00 1200.00
Library Fees 175.00 175.00 175.00
Gymkhana Fees 175.00 175.00 175.00
Other Fees 125.00 125.00 125.00
Laboratory Fees---------
Caution Money 250.00 100.00 100.00
Library Deposit 300.00 100.00 100.00
Student's Aid Fund 25.00 25.00 25.00
ID & Library Cards 25.00 25.00 25.00
Exam Fee & Mark Sheet 525.00 525.00 100.00
Enrollment Fees 220.00------
Extra Curricular Activities 25.00 25.00 25.00
Magazine Fees 50.00------
Utility Fees 100.00 100.00 100.00
Development Fund 300.00 300.00 300.00
Univ. Disaster Relief Fund 10.00 10.00 10.00
TOTAL 3505.00 2885.00 2460
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Fee Chart :Self Financing Course (B.Sc. IT)

Particulars F.Y.B.Sc. IT S.Y.B.Sc. IT T.Y.B.Sc. IT
Tuition Fees 4000.00 4000.00 4000.00
Library Fees 1200.00 1200.00 1200.00
Gymkhana Fees 200.00 200.00 200.00
Laboratory Fees 4000.00 4000.00 4000.00
Exam Fees 1200.00 1200.00 1200.00
Other Fees 400.00 400.00 400.00
Enrollment Fees 220.00------
Total 11220.00 11000.00 11000.00
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Fee Structure for M.A. (Unaided)

Particulars Arts Faculty
Tuition Fees Tuition Fees2000.00
Library Fees 175.00
Gymkhana Fees 100.00
Library Deposit 300.00
Caution Money 250.00
Other Fees 50.00
ID & Library Cards 25.00
Extra Curricular Activities 800.00
P. G. Registration Fees for Part I 25.00
Magazine Fees 50.00
Student Welfare Fund 25.00
Utility Fees 100.00
Development Fund 300.00
Exam Fee & Mark Sheet 525.00
Passing Certificate 25.00
University Sports Contribution 10.00
TOTAL 4760

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Subjects offered in various courses :

To keep pace with the changing times, the curriculum for all our three faculties of Arts, Science and Commerce are well designed both in quality and content by the University of Mumbai to which the college is affiliated.


Arts faculty

Arts faculty

In the Arts faculty the college offers 14 options to a student to choose F.Y.B.A Students have to offer a total of 06 subjects (600 marks) at the F.Y.B.A. level.

  1. Compulsory Subjects :
    1. Foundation Course (Paper I) "Citizen, Citizenship Awareness and Training in Citizenship"
    2. Communication Skills
    3. Compulsory Language : Urdu or Hindi
  2. Optional Subjects (Any 3 major subjects)
    1. English Literature or Urdu Literature (Any one to be chosen)
  3. Any two of the following subjects
    1. Sociology
    2. History
    3. Islamic Studies
    4. Philosophy or Psychology

S.Y.B.A (Eight Papers)

  1. Compulsory subject :
    Foundation Course - II (Human Rights)
  2. Optional Subjects : Three Major subjects offered at F.Y.B.A
    (2 papers in each subject)
  3. Applied Component : Mass Communication.

T.Y.B.A. (Two Majors :- Six Papers)

Two major subjects from the three opted at the S.Y.B.A by the student to be opted at the T.Y.B.A. level.
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Science Faculty




In the Science Faculty ; the college offers 4 options at the F.Y.B.Sc and 5 options at the S.Y.B.Sc. level. Five departments have been established at the T.Y.B.Sc. Major level.


F.Y.B.Sc.

    Compulsory Subjects :
    1. Foundation Course Paper - I
  1. Optional Subjects :
    Any one of the following subject combination (Two Papers each)
    1. Chemistry , Botany & Zoology (CBZ) (65 Seats)
    2. Physics Chemistry & Mathematics (PCM)
    3. Physics, Chemistry & Zoology (PCZ) (55 Seats)
    4. Physics, Chemistry & Botany (PCB)

S.Y.B.Sc.

  1. Compulsory Subjects :
    1. Foundation Course Paper - II
  2. Optional Subjects : Any two subjects from the three optional subjects opted at the F.Y.B.Sc.
    1. Botany & Zoology
    2. Chemistry & Zoology
    3. Physics & Chemistry
    4. Physics & Mathematics

T.Y.B.Sc. (Six Units)

Any one of the Major Subjects offered at the S.Y.B.Sc. Course to be opted at the T.Y.B.Sc. Course (Four Papers) Applied Component (Two papers of any one of the following subjects)
  1. Environmental Science
  2. Electronics Instrumentation
  3. Computer Programming and Systems Application
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B.Sc. (IT) (Self-financing Course)

Our college is one of the few colleges to start B.Sc. in Information Technology, a self-financing course of the University of Mumbai at the first instance from 24th September 2001 on NO-GRANT BASIS. This is an integrated three-year degree course divided into six semesters. The admission will be as per the guidelines issued by the University of Mumbai from time to time.

Subjects offered :
F.Y.B.Sc. (IT)

Semester - I
  1. Introduction to Infromation Technology & its Applications.
  2. Introduction to Digital Electronis.
  3. Digital Computer Fundamentals.
  4. Introduction to Programming.
  5. Mathematics I.
Semester - II
  1. Mathematics II.
  2. Design and Analysis of Algorithms.
  3. Electronic and Tele Communication System
  4. Professional Skill Development Course.
  5. Computer Graphics.


S.Y.B.Sc. (IT)

Semester - III
  1. Computational Mathematics.
  2. System Programming.
  3. Object Oriented Programming.
  4. Computer Networks.
  5. Logic Discrete Mathematics Structures.

Semester - IV
  1. Data Base Concept and System.
  2. Operating System.
  3. C++ & JAVA
  4. E-Commerce.
  5. S/W Engineering.


T.Y.B.Sc. (IT)

Semester - V
  1. Internet Security.
  2. Visual Basic 6
  3. SQL 2
Elective I (one Subject to be opted)
  1. Multimedia.
  2. Embedded system and Programming.
  3. Web Design and Internet based applications.
  4. Advance JAVA.
Elective II (one subject to be opted)
  1. ERP System.
  2. GIS.
  3. Management Information System.
  4. BPR
Semester - VI
  1. C# (C Sharp)
  2. Internet Technologies
  3. CRM
  4. Project
Elective III (one subject to be opted)
  1. Strategic IT Management
  2. Total Supply Chain Management
  3. Project Management
  4. IT Laws and Patents
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Commerce Faculty : (Unaided)

Subjects which provide ready avenues of employment are taught in the commerce faculty. Mass Communication, Export Marketing, Direct & Indirect Taxation are the chosen subjects. The details of the subjects offered at the B.Com degree course are as follows :

F.Y.B. Com. (7 units)

  1. Foundation Course - I
  2. Business Economics - I
  3. Commerce Paper - I
  4. Accountancy & Financial Management - I
  5. Business Communication
  6. Environmental Studies
  7. Mathematics & Statistical Techniques


S.Y.B.Com. ( 6 units)

  1. Foundation Course - II
  2. Business Economics - II
  3. Commerce Paper - II
  4. Accountancy & Financial Management - II
  5. Business Law
  6. Mass Communication (Applied Component)


T.Y.B.Com

  1. Financial Accounting & Auditing I
  2. Financial Accounting & Auditing II
  3. Financial Accounting & Auditing III
  4. Direct & Indirect Taxation (Applied Component)
  5. Business Economics - III
  6. Management & Human Resource Development (Commerce Paper III)
  7. Export Marketing (Applied Component)


Post Graduate Course :

  1. M.A in English Literature
  2. M.A. in Urdu Literature
  3. M.A. in Islamic Studies


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Cyber Centre :


Certified and Diploma Courses recognized by the Govt. of Maharashtra are conducted through the Authorized Cyber Centre (Aqueel Mushtaque Fakih Computer Centre) which was started in 1994 and is situated in our Own campus.
  1. Authorized Training Centre for MS-CIT Maharashtra State Certificate Course in Information Technology. Duration : 3 months.
  2. One year/ SIx Months Diploma Course in Computer Hardware & Software. (Maharashtra Business Training Board / Govt. Vocational)
  3. D.T.P. (Desk Top Publishing)
  4. Private Courses.

Various Govt. Recognised Courses : Web Designing Course, Hardware & Network Engg. etc.

Other Courses :


    The following Certificate Courses are conducted in our College.
  1. English Speaking Course.
  2. Training Courses in Gift-Packing, Glass-Painting, Pot-Painting, Mehendi Designing, Jewellery Designing, and Preparation of Handicraft Items.
  3. Computer Hardware Course.
  4. Personality Development Course.

Career Guidance and Counselling :

The college has set up a Career guidance and Counselling cell to help the students to choose their career. It also collects information on various career opportunities and disseminates the information to the students to make a right choice. The personal problems of the students are counselled. The financial problems of the students are also looked into and guided. The students are requested to make use of this cell, by contacting our college librarian.

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Attendance Requirement :

  1. Students must attend 75% of all the Lectures, Practicals and Tutorials, in each term of the academic year, failing which they will not be eligible to appear for the Term End Examinations.
  2. Parents are advised to take special note of this mandatory condition of minimum attendance. Applications on account of illness or other reasons should be submitted to the college authorities on time. Such students should report to the Class in-charge Teacher or Principal before resuming attendance.

Examination Pattern :

  1. F.Y.B.A / B.Com and S.Y.B.A/B.Com : There will be two examinations, one at the end of each term i.e. First Term End Examination and Second Term End Examination. Each examination will be based on the portion taught in that term as prescribed in the syllabus. Each paper will be for 50 marks with duration of 2 hours. In case of subjects with project/tutorials 10 marks will be allotted for the same and theory marks will be converted to 90 marks. [50 marks at each term End examination will be converted to 45 marks].

  2. F.Y.B.Sc. / S.Y.B.Sc.: There will be two examinations, one at the end of each term. Each paper will be for 50 marks and 2 hours duration. Marks secured at each terminal examination will be converted to 30. Practical examination will be conducted at the end of the second term for 40 marks each per paper (or as prescribed by the Board of Studies from time to time).

  3. Additional Examination : A student who does not appear for some or all papers either at the First or Second Terminal Examination on medical ground or for representing College / University in Sports, cultural activities or N.C.C, N.S.S, conducted by recognized authorities or for any other reason which is considered valid under exceptional circumstances and to the satisfaction of the Principal, is eligible to appear for Additional Examination, which will be held after the conduct of second Terminal Examination. The submission of application by the student along with the supporting documents with Parents signature stating the reasons for absenteeism is essential.
    Note : A Student who does not appear at both terminal examinations shall not be eligible to appear for Additional Examination.

  4. T.Y.B.A / B.Sc. / B.Com : Students are note that Examination forms of the following categories of students will not be sent, or if already sent, will be withdrawn for :
    1. (a) Poor attendance (As per Ordinances 119 and 125), and
    2. Poor conduct and performance.


  5. Any change in the Rules regarding examination will be notified to the students, as and when received from the University. They are advised to read the College Notice Boards periodically.

  6. For any clarification regarding the Examination Scheme, students may approach any member of the Examination Committee/Principal.

Standard of Passing :

Passing in a subject will be based on the aggregate marks of First and Second Terminal examinations taken together. (Marks obtained in the Additional Examination will be considered if students have appeared for the same.)

In order to pass a student should secure
  1. A minimum of 35% marks in each subject having one paper.
  2. In subjects having more than one paper, a minimum of 20% marks in each paper and a minimum of 35% marks in aggregate.
  3. In case of Practicals, students are required to secure a minimum of 35% marks separately, in Practical Examination.
    Note :
    The appearance at Terminal Examinations, Tutorial evaluation and Practical Examinations is compulsory.

  1. ATKT rules and grace marks (as prescribed by the University) will be applicable only at the annual examination. Students who secured ATKT should apply for the examination in the prescribed form along with the examination fees before the due date, so that they can appear in the subsequent examinations, in order to clear the A.T.K.T. subjects. Students who failed in FY/SY/TY classes can appear in the subsequent October/March Examination by applying in the prescribed form to the college office with the examination fees.

  2. Unfair Means at Examinations : Students of the Degree College who are found adopting Unfair Means at the examinations, tutorials, etc. will be dealt with as per the University Act 1994 and the provisions of Act No. XXXI/1982 as the case may be.

  3. Library : The college has a good library. 5400 books are on stock as on March 31,2005. Journals and 9 Periodicals are subscribed, 7 daily Newspapers are made available for reading. Institutional Membership of the British Council Library has also been made available, so as to get books and cassettes from BCL, on loan.

    Timings :
    The library remains opened on all working days from 7.30 am to 4.30 pm.



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Rules & Regulations :

  1. Every students should submit to the library the current Fee Receipt and two latest Passport size photographs in the I week of the academic year.
  2. The students will then be issued an Identity Card & Reader's Ticket.
  3. Loss of Identity Card / Borrower's Card must be reported immediately in writing to the librarian. Duplicate Cards will then be issued against payment of Rs. 25/-
  4. Students must handle books with great care. Strict action will be taken against students spoiling the library books either by underlining the page or tearing the pages. If a book is lost by a student the current cost of the book will have to be paid by the student along with a fine of Rs. 50/-



Refunds :

   In case of cancellation of admission, the fees already paid will be refunded in accordance with the rules laid down by the University for the Sr. Colleges, provided the student informs in writing about the cancellation of admission, and claims the refunds.

Discipline and Code of Conduct :

  1. Every Student should carry their valid College Identity Card, whether in the College or representing the College at any other place. It should be produced for inspection on demand by any College Staff / Principal / Mgt.

  2. Students must maintain strict discipline in the classroom, library, and laboratories and in the corridors where classrooms are located.

  3. Students must not attend any other class other than their own, without the prior permission of the authorities.

  4. Students are not permitted to bring any outsiders to the College Campus without prior permission of the authorities.

  5. No students should loiter in the corridor or college campus during lecture hours. When they are free, they should go to the library / common room / canteen.

  6. No student is permitted to miss the lectures and sit in the canteen / common room.

  7. Every student must always be modestly dressed and observe decorum with regard to both clothing and behaviour.

  8. Students should not collect any money/funds from classmates or outsiders without the permission of the class in-charge teacher / principal.

  9. Students should not organize picnics without the prior permission of the Principal.

  10. Students should refrain from indulging in any form of ragging which has been notified as a cognizable offence by the Govt. of Maharashtra Resolution No. TEM/10967620/96 dated 06/09/1996. Anyone reported to be involved in any form of ragging will be severely dealt with.

  11. Students should not write on benches, walls or disfigure walls. Any willful damage to the property of the College will be dealt with as breach of discipline and are liable for punishment. Students must take proper care of the college property and help in maintaining the good learning environment.

  12. Students are not allowed to go out of the College premises, in between the lecture periods or practicals without the permission of the Class in - charge Teacher / Principal.

  13. No Student will write to the Press or communicate any information about matters relating to the College, without informing the Principal / College Management.

  14. If a student remains absent without giving a leave application for any length of time, his/her name is liable to be removed from the College rolls.

  15. No person shall be invited to address a college meeting or to occupy the chair at the College debate, meetings or function without the previous permission of the Principal.

  16. Students should deposit any lost property found by them with the College Office. Owners of lost property should enquire and claim the same from the office counter on the very next day, as a response to the office notice about lost property found.

  17. Students are not allowed to use the mobile phones within the College premises. Students who bring mobile phones to the college are liable for punishment.

  18. Failure to observe any of the above rules will call for disciplinary action against the student.

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    Facilities provided to our students :

    Home Issue :
    1. Library books are issued for a period of 7 days.
    2. Reference books will not be issued to take home.
    3. Books issued for use at Home must be returned on or before the due date. Fine of Rs. 2 per day will be charged for late returns.
    4. Students must check the book issued to them before leaving the library and bring to the notice of the library staff for any damage they may come across, such as missing pages, damaged pages etc. No complaint will be entertained afterwards.


    Scholar's Card : To stimulate the self learning, the library issues Scholar's Cards to the first two top students from each class. They are given extra concession of two more books for reference. Toppers are advised to apply to the library and benefit by this facility.

    Book Bank Scheme : This scheme has been introduced from the academic year 2003-2004 to help the needy students, especially the economically disadvantaged. The needy students will have to apply to the librarian. Applications will be scrutinised by the library committee. Deserving cases will be selected and helped.

    Laboratory Facilities : The College has well-equiped laboratories of Zoology, Botany, Chemistry (Organic and Inorganic), Physical Chemistry, Physics and IT laboratory.

    Canteen : The College Canteen offers most of the items at affordable price. The Canteen Committee takes care of the needs of the students.

    Health Care Centre : It is situated near the Cyber Centre. Team of efficient Doctors has been appointed by the Management. Lady Doctors are available to take care of girl students.

    Women's Hostel : It is located in the very campus and has been constructed in 2003-04 with the financial support of Maulana Azad Foundation to benefit the outstation students. It offers all the basic amenities. The boarding and lodging charges per month are minimal. 100 students will be accommodated in the hostel.

    College Magazine : The College publishes its Annual Magazine 'The Golden Harvest' with English and Urdu Sections, giving the students a platform to enhance their talents in Creative Writing.

    Campus Bulletin : "The Campus" is a fortnightly bulletin published and circulated regularly by our Management. This bulletin covers the activities of all Educational Institutions run by our parent body, the Konkan Muslim Education Society. Students can contribute their articles or reports of any activities to the bulletin, through the college staff in-charge of The Campus.

    The Alumni Association (KMESWAC) : Students after completing their graduation can join this association. It conducts its meeting and programmes from time to time and maintains a strong and intimate bond with the almamater. Its informal feedbacks and suggestions help the college authorities to improve its quality. The office-bearers keep the association active by conducting various programmes.

    Freeships :

    1. E. B. C. Freeships.
    2. P. T. W. Freeships.
    3. S. T. W. Freeships.
    The needy and deserving students are helped by providing installment facilities or sponsorship.





    N.S.S. : The College has two N.S.S. Units. Students who are interested in doing Community Services are welcome to join the College NSS Units. The number of students to be enrolled in N.S.S. will depend upon the Universitys permission. Various activities like Tree-plantation, Blood Donation Camps, Eradication of Illiteracy, Anti-Dowry Movement, AIDS Awareness Campaign, Medical Camps, Training in Self-Employment Courses are conducted.

    Different District Level Programmes are also organized on various themes like National Integration, Communal Harmony, Role of NGOS, Women empowerment programmes etc., Various National / International days like Population Day, Sadhbhavana Divas, Mother's Day, Independence Day, Republic Day etc. are celebrated. NSS Volunteers participate in various programmes organised at the University level, National Level and at the Inter National Level.


    Extension Education : The College has recently undertaken three important projects through the Department of Adult and Continuing Education and Extension of the University of Mumbai, in 2004-05.
    1. NIOS Project : (National Institute of Open School). The objective of this project is to increase the literacy rate of Bhiwandi by making people aware of the Open School system available in our country.
    2. I.T.P. (Information Technology Project) : It is undertaken to enhance Computer Literacy and to sensitize students on various social problems and make them socially responsible citizens.
    3. P.E.C. (Ppopulation Education Club) : This project has been introduced to educate both the Students as well as the Community about different Social Problems Prevailing in the Society and the remedial measures for the same.


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    Activities

    1. Sports Activities,
    2. Extra Curricular and
    3. Co-Curricular Activities

    The College has a spacious open playground. Indoor and Outdoor Sports/Games are arranged. A spacious hall has been provided in the Women's Hostel to play the indoor games like Table Tennis, Carom and Chess. The students are also motivated to take part in extra- curricular activities and participate in various Inter-Collegiate events through the different Committees and Associations of our College. The College forms The Student's Council for every academic year in accordance with the provisions of the MU Act 1994. It plays a vital role in organising extra- curricular activities and gives the students an opportunity to groom their talents. Various other organizations like the English Literary Association, Bazm-e-Adab, the Arts Association, the Science Association, the Commerce Association organizes a wide range of activities every academic year. The Bhiwandi Human Rights Forum for Women has been established from 2003-2004. Certificates and Prizes are given to the winners in acknowledgment and appreciation of their achievement, at the Annual Prize Distribution Programme. The Principal is the Ex-officiol Chairperson of all the Committees/ Associations. No person shall be invited to address meetings in the College without the prior permission of the Principal/College Management.

      Prizes / Awards / Rolling Trophy :
    1. The Academic Excellence Awards : The academic toppers of all the classes are given these awards.
    2. The K.M.E. Society's Awards : Free computer training courses are provided to the first rankers of all classes.
    3. 'The Best Outgoing Student Award'. It is given to an outgoing T.Y. student for the Best Performance in academics as well as in extra-curricular activities, during the three years of her Degree Course.
    4. The Principal's Special Award : It is given to a student in recognition of meritorious services rendered for the conduct of various college activities.
    5. The G.M. Momin Rolling Trophy : It is awarded to the Best College which wins maximum points in competitions conducted by "The Science Association" of our College.
    6. The Award for The Best Class in Sports : It is given to a class, which gets the highest score/points in Sports during the academic year.
    7. The Best Participative Class Award : It is given to a class which gets the highest score / points is Extra Curricular Activities.
    8. The Best Performance Award in Community Service : It is given to a student based on her contribution towards Community Welfare.
    9. The Best NSS Student Volunteer of the year Award : It is given to a student for her outstanding contribution in all the NSS activities conducted for an academic year.
    10. The Best outgoing NSS Volunteer Award : For the NSS Volunteer who has extraordinary contributed in NSS for two consecutive years.
    11. The Best Non - NSS Volunteer of the year : This award is given to selected F.Y. Student who works as Non-NSS Volunteer throughout the year.
    12. The Best Extension Education Project : It is given to a student based on the Best Project Presentation in NIOS, ITP and PEC.
    13. The Best Student in Extension Education Project : It is given to a student based on her Best performance in the Extension Education Project.
    14. The Best Student Manager for Extension Education Project : For the Extraordinary Contribution of the Student Manager for the conduct various activities.
    15. Other Prizes : Variety of other prizes are also given to the winners of various competitions organised by various committees, Association and Students Council of our College.
    16. Sports Medals : A lot of medals are given to the winners of various sports as athletic events at the Annual Sports Meet.
    17. Dr. Dhange's Scholarship : The fees sponsored to the two needy students.(to be installed from 2005-2006)



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    Achievements of the College during 2004-05

    1. The apex body of KME Society celebrate its Platinum Jubilee Celebration.
    2. College got Accredition by NAAC with B+ grade (77.8% scored)
    3. The Science Faculty was brought on 100% grant-in-aid.
    4. Post Graduation Centre was opened w.e.f July 15, 2004.
    5. Percentage of Result of T.Y.B.A was 96.03%, T.Y.B.Sc was 84.15% & T.Y.B.Com was 88.46%, T.Y.B.Sc. IT was 83.33%. for the Examination held in March-April 2004, 97 students got I Class in the Degree Examinations.
    6. Five faculty members secured A grade in the Refresher Course in their respective subjects.
    7. Ms. Neema Gariyal of T.Y.B.Com was elected as the General Secretary to the University Students Council of University of Mumbai for the academic year 2004-2005
    8. Prof. Anis Choudhary was appointed as NSS Taluka Co-ordinator by the NSS Unit of University of Mumbai for 2004-05
    9. Our Students had brought 10 intercollegiate prizes in 2004-05 to the college by participating in various competitions held by the sister colleges of University of Mumbai as one intercollegiate prize by non-teaching staff.
    10. Four major programmes had been organised towards Community Welfare and Communal Harmony.




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    Our Management

    A Glimpse Into The Konkan Muslim Education Society, the apex body of the college. A few enlightened visionaries established, the Konkan Muslim Education Society in 1927 to fulfill their desire of providing quality education to children, especially in a mofussal and backward area like Bhiwandi, where the rate of illiteracy was very high and was dominated by the Power-loom workers, who lived a hand to mouth existence and could not afford to send their children to school. The K.M.E. Society made its entry in the field of education in 1927, by starting an Anglo-Urdu High School. Now the society has grown vastly with two Primary Schools, seven full fledged High Schools, two Junior Colleges two Technical and Vocational Schools, a Computer Centre, a multi-faculty Degree College and a Women's Hostel. The overall students strength is 12000 (Twelve Thousand) with 40% of female students.

    We pay homage to our respected founder secretary of the K.M.E. Society Mr. Gulam Murtuza Fakih who dedicated his life to promote Education in Bhiwandi.

    Born on 18.07.1914.
    Exp. On 26.01.2005.



    MEMBERS OF THE GOVERNING COUNCIL OF THE COLLEGE


    1. Mr. Aslam Fakih.
      		2. - President, K.M.E. Society.
    2. Mr. Mohd. Hasan Khalil Momin.
         (Channulala)
      		3.  - Vice President.
    3. Dr. Musaddique Patel.
      		4.  - Hon. Gen. Secretary.
    4. Mr. Abdul Basit Patel.
      		5.  - Jt. Secretary.
    5. Mr. Haroon Habib Memon.
      		6. - Hon. Treasurer.
    6. Dr. N. S. Gorekar.
      		7.  - Member.
    7. Mr. Mohd. Mushtaque Fakih.
      		8.  - Member.
    8. Mr. Vaqar G. M. Momin.
      		9. - Member.
    9. Mr. Khalil Ahmed Patel.
      		10. - Member.
    10. Mr. Shamim Sikandar Pathan.
      		11.  - Member.
    11. Mr. Abdul Rehman Fakih.
      		12. - Member
    12. Mr. Mazhar Agha.
      		13. - Member.
    13. Mr. Shafi Mahmood M. Muqri.
      		14.  - Member.
    14. Dr. Zakir Dhange.
      		15. - Member.
    15. Prin. (Mrs.) Kamala Balasubramanian.
      		16.  - Member.









































    Address :-

    G.M.Momin Womens College,
    Rais High School Campus,
    Near Bhiwandi Telephone Exchange,
    Thane Road Bhiwandi.
    Dist. Thane 421302.

    From Thane To Our College


    1. Take a Autho Rikshaw from oppThane St. platform no.1,
      S.T. Depot to Anjur Phatha ( Fare Rs. 25/- Per Seat),
      then from Anjur Phatha to Damankar Naka Phatha ( Fare Rs. 8/- Per Seat),
      from there its a walk-able distance to Rais High School Campus(our college campus).     Or
      A sharing Autho Rikshaw to our campus. ( Fare Rs. 4/- Per Seat)


    2. Take a State Transport Bus / TMT Bus Opp Thane St. platform no.1,
      S.T. ( Thane Bhiwandi, (Anjur Phata Marg))
      get down at Damankar Nakha ( Fare Rs. 9/-),
      then from there its a walk-able distance to Rais High School Campus(our college campus).    Or
      A sharing Autho Rikshaw to our campus.( Fare Rs. 4/- Per Seat)


    3. Take a State Transport Bus / TMT Bus Opp Thane St. platform no.1,
      S.T. ( Thane Bhiwandi ,( Sai Baba Marg)) get down at Kalayan Nakha(Bhiwandi.) ( Fare Rs. 12/-),
      then to Damankar Naka ( Fare Rs. 4/- Per Seat),
      from there its a walk-able distance to Rais High School Campus(our college campus).    Or
      A sharing Autho Rikshaw to our campus.( Fare Rs. 4/- Per Seat)


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    ADMISSION SCHEDULE for F.Y.B.A. / B.Sc. / B.Com. / B.Sc. (I.T.) classes for the academic year 2005 2006

    Sale of Admission Forms 4th , 6th , 7th , 8th , 9th , 10th , 11th , 13th , & 14th June 2005. (09 days) Venue :College Office
    Collection of filled in Admission Forms. 11th , 13th & 14th June 2005. (03 days) Venue :R.No. 23 F.Y.B.Com.R.No. 27 F.Y.B.Sc.R.No. 34 F.Y.B.A.
    First Merit List 16th June 2005 (Evening) ----
    Payment of Fees for 1st Merit. 17th & 18th June 2005.(02 days) ----
    Second Merit List 20th June 2005 (Evening) ----
    Payment of Fees for 2nd Merit 21st & 22nd June 2005.(02 days) ----
    Third Merit List 23rd June 2005. (Evening) ----
    Payment of Fees for 3rd Merit. 24th June 2005.(01 day) ----
    Final Merit List 25th June 2005. (Evening) ---
    Payment of Fees for Final Merit. 27th June 2005.(01 day) ---


    STUDENTS WHO FAIL TO PAY THE FEES ON THE ABOVE PRESCRIBED DATES SHALL LOOSE THEIR SEATS FOR ADMISSION TO THIS COLLEGE.







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    OUR INSITITUTIONS AT A GLANCE AS ON 2004-2005.
    1. G.M Momin Womens College, (Degree College)
      Thana Road, Bhiwandi. (Aff. to Mumbai University)

    2. S.H.A. Rais High School & Jr. College, Sect.
      1. S.H.A. Rais High School & Jr. College, Sect.
        Thana Road, Bhiwandi.
      2. S.H.A. Rais High School & Jr. College MCVC Sect.
        Thana Road, Bhiwandi.
      3. S.H.A. Rais High School Secondary Section.
        Thana Road, Bhiwandi.

    3. K.S.H.A.S.H.L.M. Momin Girls High School.
      Thana Road, Bhiwandi.

    4. K.M.E.S. Urdu/ Eng. Primary & Sec. Eng. High School.
      Thana Road, Bhiwandi.

    5. K.M.E.S. Eng. Med. High Schools & Jr. College Sect.
      1. Rafiuddin Fakih Boys High School.
        Qasaiwada, Nizampur, Bhiwandi.
      2. Rafiuddin Fakih Girls High School.
        Qasaiwada, Nizampur, Bhiwandi.

    6. K.M.E. Societys High School Padgha.
      Borivali, Tal. Bhiwandi, Dist. Thane.

    7. K.M.E.Societys High School, Vadoli.
      Kudus, Tal. Wada, Dist. Thane.

    8. T.A.S.S. Technical Centre(I.T.I.)
      Idgah Road , Bhiwandi , Dist. Thane

    9. K.M.E.S. National English High School,Bordi.
      Tal. Dhanu, Dist. Thane.

    10. K.M.E.S. Aqueel Mushtaque Fakih Computer Center.
      Thane Road, Nizampur, Padgha, & Vadoli Branches.


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