How to Reach Us Sector 10 Court Road To Mathura Indra Nagar Bata Flyover Ram Nagar India Yamaha Faridabad Motor Pvt. Ltd. New Town YMCA Chowk OF SCIENCE & YM ad Delhi Mathura Ro CA UNIVE R Sector 6 TY SI NOLOGY CH TE St. Surdas Marg YMCA UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY FARIDABAD Sector 11 To Delhi University Information Brochure Sector 7 Azad Colony Thermal Power Station FARIDABAD fo|k ije~ Hkw"k.ke~ University Information Brochure YMCA UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY FARIDABAD Published by: Registrar, YMCA University of Science & Technology, (A State University established under Haryana State Legislative Act No. 21 of 2009 and recognized under 2(f) and 12(B) of UGC Act, 1956) Faridabad, Haryana - 121 006 Ph.: 0129-2310103 (registrar@ymcaust.ac.in) Compiled by: Sh. Mukesh Gupta, Asst. Prof., Department of Mech. Engg. NH-2, Delhi Mathura Road, Sector-6, Faridabad, Haryana - 121 006 Designed & Edited by: Dr. Rajeev Saha, Asst. Prof., Department of Mech. Engg. Printed by: Shivani Traders, Faridabad www.ymcaust.ac.in TIMELINE OFFICIALS OF THE UNIVERSITY Granted 12(B) status The Chancellor His Excellency Sh. Jagannath Pahadia Hon'ble Governor of Haryana Introduced PhD programs Upgraded to University Became Autonomous Introduced PG Programs Upgraded to Engg. Degree College 1 2012 2009 2010 2007 2002 1997 1994 1969 Established Taken Over by State Govt. Lt. Gen. (Retd) Karan Singh Yadava PVSM, AVSM, SM, VSM Vice-Chancellor 0129-2310102 Ms. Shimla Registrar 0129-2310103 Dr. Sandeep Grover Dean of Faculty (Engg. & Tech.) 0129-2310107 Dr. M.L. Aggarwal Dean (Academic Affairs) 0129-2310113 Dr. Tilak Raj Dean of Faculty (HAS) & COE 0129-2310114 Dr. S.K. Aggarwal Dean of Faculty (Management Studies) 0129-2310109 Dr. P.R. Sharma Dean (Student Welfare) 0129-2310111 Dr. Naresh Chauhan Chairman (Computer Engg.) 0129-2310137 Dr. Munish Vashisht Proctor & CHW 0129-2310141 Sh. M.L. Virmani Controller of Finance 0129-2310118 Sh. P.N. Bajpai Librarian 0129-2310124 Sh. S. Raina Training & Placement Officer 0129-2310119 Sh. Naresh Yadav Head (S&P) 0129-2310121 14 TRAINING AND PLACEMENT Since its inception in 1969, the curricula of the then institute, now University, has been widely acclaimed and accepted by the industries. One year industrial training of the students made them accustomed to industrial working conditions thereby making them preferential candidates for recruitment. The industrial training is still maintained for one semester and is highly beneficial for the students. The University has an excellent placement record. Year Placement Average Package Highest Package 2012-2013 255 3.71 8.30 2011-2012 307 3.56 13.75 2010-2011 295 3.38 5.40 2009-2010 208 2.93 5.80 Some of the leading industries which come to the University for training & placement include Panasonic, Maruti Suzuki India Ltd., TCS, HCL, Samsung Software, Danfoss India, Yamaha Motor Solutions, Blue Star, Honda Car India Ltd. & LG Electronics. The students also undergo one- semester training in their final year which is unique to the University and allows the students to have a firsthand experience of the corporate world. PUBLICATIONS/R&D The University has three major publications of repute YMCAUST International Journal of Research “YMCAUSTIJR” YMCAUST “Renaissance” Lt. Gen. (Retd.) Karan Singh Yadava PVSM, AVSM, SM, VSM Vice-Chancellor YMCA University of Science & Technology has emerged as one of the leading universities of the region. It has contributed immensely in the field of technical education and plays an important role in creating highly skilled technical manpower which is employable in an equally competitive market. YMCAUST is a pioneer institution that has been providing qualified, trained manpower to the industry since its inception as an Indo German project in 1969. It has produced a large number of entrepreneurs who are actively contributing to the socio – economical development of the country in general and the state of Haryana in particular. The friendly atmosphere with the faculty and staff members provides an atmosphere of home away from home. The university has enviable workshops and laboratories with state of the art machines and equipment to facilitate our students and researchers. My best wishes are always with the students for their bright future. Newsletter Students Magazine Sd/More than 250 research papers have been published by various faculty members in peer reviewed journal/conferences of high repute including Emerald, Springer, IEEE, Elsevier, Inder-Science etc. during the last one year. 13 Lt. Gen. (Retd.) Karan Singh Yadava PVSM, AVSM, SM, VSM Vice-Chancellor 2 HEALTH CARE The University has a well furnished health care centre with one male and one female doctor and two attendants. In case of any emergency, adequate arrangement is made with renowned hospitals within the Faridabad city. UNIVERSITY GUEST HOUSE The University has an excellent guest house having fully furnished five living rooms which boasts of all the modern amenities to cater to the needs of visiting dignitaries and guests. ABOUT THE UNIVERSITY YMCA University of Science & Technology, Faridabad was established in 2009 vide Haryana Govt. Gazette Notification No.29 of 2009 dated 16.9.2009 (Haryana Act No. 21 of 2009), formerly known as YMCA Institute of Engineering, Faridabad. The Haryana State Government Technical University is situated right on the National Highway No. 2 on Delhi-Mathura Road, 32 Kms. from the National Capital, New Delhi. The University is well connected with rail and road transport from Delhi. The University offers Degree Courses (B.Tech.) and a number of Post Graduate Degree programmes like M.Tech., M.Sc., MBA, MCA and Ph.D. All engineering courses of the university are approved by AICTE. The university is approved by UGC under section 2(f) and 12 (B). VISION “YMCA University of Science and Technology aspires to be a nationally and internationally acclaimed leader in technical and higher education in all spheres which transforms the life of students through integration of teaching, research and character building.” HOSTELS There are separate hostel facilities for boys and girls. While 4 hostels are meant for boys, 3 hostels are for girls. Good quality food is served through separate catering services available within boys and girls hostel. Each hostel has a warden to look after the needs of the hostellers. The hostels are overall managed by a Chief Hostel Warden. MISSION Ÿ To contribute to the development of science and technology by synthesizing teaching, research and creative activities. Ÿ To provide an enviable research environment and state-of-theart technological exposure to its scholars. Ÿ 3 To develop human potential to its fullest extent and make them emerge as world class leaders in their professions and enthuse them towards their social responsibilities. Photo Photo Number of Boys Hostels : 04 Nehru Hall (40 rooms) Zakir Hussain Hall (40 rooms) C.V.Raman Hall (40 rooms) Tagore Hall for (27 rooms) Number of Girls Hostels : 03 Girls Hostel-I (46 rooms) Girls Hostel-II (24 rooms) Kalpana Chawla (28 rooms) 12 ALUMNI ASSOCIATION UNIVERSITY CAMPUS The campus is a fine blend of intellectual and interactive infrastructure enriched with academic flavor and Indian ethics. The 20 acre campus has academic blocks, administrative blocks, girls and boys hostels, recreational areas and residential accommodation for staff. The alumni association Meet Old Buddies(MOB) functions as an organization through which its members interact amongst themselves, as well as with their alma mater. Every person receiving any degree of the University automatically becomes a life member of the association. STATUTORY BODIES MOB encourages the alumni to take an active and abiding interest in the work and progress of the University so as to contribute towards enhancement of the social utility of their alma mater. The Court Executive Council (EC) Academic Council (AC) Finance Committee (FC) Faculties Planning Board Establishment Committee Board of Studies (BOS) REMEDIAL CELLS Proctoral Committee Sexual Harassment Cell Anti- Ragging Advisory Committee Anti Ragging Squad Faculty Co-ordinators Grievance Cell Women Cell Recently alumni lecture series was started to encourage the interaction between the current students and the distinguished alumni’s of the University. FACULTIES & DEPARTMENTS Every year MOB organizes its annual general meeting to discuss the future prospects of the University and contribution of the alumni’s for the progress of the University. 11 Faculty of Engineering and Technology Department of Computer Engineering Department of Electrical Engineering Department of Electronics Engineering Department of Mechanical Engineering Faculty of Humanities and Sciences Department of HAS Faculty of Management Studies Department of Management Studies 4 ACADEMIC PROGRAMMES FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO STUDENTS Scholarship/ Fee Waivers Under Graduate Programme Target Students No. of Total Amount Criteria scholar- in Rupees ships 137 96,40,000/- GATE Scorers GATE M.Tech. 60 100% Freeship MCA/MBA B.Tech./ 14 2,62,000/rank based Admission Information Technology 60 B.Tech./ 4 60 80,000/Child Only for Girl Electronics Inst. & Control 100% Freeship MCA/MBA 73 5,51,500/rank based Admission 60 50% Freeship MCA/MBA B.Tech./ Electronics & Communication Engineering Mechanical Engineering 120 25% Freeship MCA/MBA B.Tech./ 28 1,08,500/rank based Admission Electrical Engineering 60 84 Merti-cum-Means B.Tech./ MCA/MBA below 4.5 lacs p.a. 14 Lateral Entry (20% of total intake after first year) 52,500/CGPA 7.750 & parental income Total Intake of B.Tech. Programme 504 Merit-Cum-Means B.Tech./ (Minority students)MCA/MBA 3 80,000/- SC/ST B.Tech./ M.Tech./ MCA/MBA 175 48,72,820/- Parental income between 2.00-2.40 lacs p.a. and less B.Tech./ MCA/MBA 50 2,87,000/- B.Tech. Intake Computer Engineering Post Graduate Programme Minority students than 2.0 lacs p.a. M.Tech. Parental income less than 1.00 lacs p.a. 18 Mechanical Engineering 18 Electrical Engineering 18 Electronics & Instrumentation Engineering 18 Information Technology 18 Computer Engineering (Networking) 18 VLSI Technology 18 Besides, various other scholarships are available viz. Indian Oil Educational Scholarship, HSCS Schloarship to Kashmiri Migrants, Aryabhatta Research Scholarship, National Talent search Examination Scholarship, HSCS Sir Vishvesvariya Scholarship, Rotary Education Foundation Scholarship, Haryana Govt. School Toppers, HSCS Scholarship for online counselling girl toppers, HSCS Scholarship for Degree Level Course, National Handicapped Finance and Devl. Corpn. Scholarship, RKM Edn. Charitable Trust Scholarship, Prof. P.M.S. Namboodri, DLF Foundation.* Electronics & Communication Engineering 18 * For more details visit www.ymcaust.ac.in -> academics -> scholarships Total Intake of M.Tech. Programme 144 MCA 30 MBA 60 M. Sc. (Physics) 30 M. Sc. (Maths) 30 Total Phd Scholars enrolled till date 145 About 30% of the students are girl students. 5 BC Computer Engineering AWARDS Chancellor Gold Medal (Overall Topper) Chief Minister Gold Medal (Overall Girl Topper) Vice Chancellor Gold Medal (Academic + Other Activities Topper) Dean Merit Awards (Semester Toppers for each Branch) Rs. 51,000/Rs. 51,000/Rs. 51,000/Rs. 2,500/10 EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES The University organizes its annual function Elements Culmyca, every year in the month of March/April. University has the following student clubs/societies which actively participate and organize events throughout the year. Cultural Clubs Technical Clubs Ananya YMCA SAE Collegiate Club Tarannum Mech- Next Srijan Microbird Natraj Manan Vividha Samarpan IEEE NSS The University has an NSS division which undertakes community development programmes such as blood donation camps, tree plantation, health checkups etc. regularly. FACULTY DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES The University regularly organizes national level conferences, science conclaves and other faculty development activities like short term courses/workshops. The University also arranges guest lecture series in conjunction with industry experts. SMART CLASS ROOMS The University has smart class rooms which are used by the faculty to take classes. The conducive ambience is also suitably used for faculty development programmes and other interactive sessions in the university. The rooms have state of the art facilities which enhance the learning experience of the students. RECREATIONAL FACILITIES In the University, sports activities go simultaneously with the academic session with active participation from students. Students not only actively participate in inter-college and inter- university sports competitions but also perform well in them and bring laurels to the university. Games Facilities in University 1. Cricket 2. Football 3. Basketball 4. Table Tennis 5. Weight Lifting 6. Carrom 7. Badminton 8. Chess 9. Volleyball 10. Kabbadi 11. Athletic Events OTHER FACILITIES Day Care Centre The University has set up a play school cum day-care centre for children of teaching and nonteaching staff. The centre comprises of a play area, a dining room, a dormitory, a class room with lobby, and a pantry. It would be a state of the art learning centre providing the best available facilities. The centre has the capacity to accommodate 20 children starting from the age of one year. Residences The university has adequate residential arrangements for its teaching as well as non-teaching staff within the campus. All round security arrangement has been provided. 9 6 UNIVERSITY LIBRARY WORKSHOPS/LABORATORIES The Library is situated in a single story building with full air conditioned facility. The University library is well stocked with a wide range of books, journals in the stream of Engineering, Technology, Applied Sciences and Management to fulfill the information needs of under graduate, post graduate, research scholars, faculty and staff members. The main strength of this University is the concept of workshops, other than the usual laboratories. The Workshops are as follows: Basic Electronics Workshop General Electric Workshop Machine Tool Workshop Welding Sheet Metal Workshop Refrigeration & Air Conditioning workshop Electronics Instrumentation Workshop Electronics Communication Workshop Microprocessor Interfacing Workshop Power Electronics Workshop Process Control Workshop CNC Workshop Apart from the workshops, the University has state of the art laboratories for students to gain hands on experience about the latest technologies in their respective fields. Library has two reading halls with an impressive collection of books, Journals, magazines, newspapers and CD ROMS. The library has a large Book Bank collection which is sufficient to cater to the needs of the students. The books are issued to the students for the whole semester under this facility. The library is well equipped with modern technology like internet, bar code technology. It is automated with the library Automation Software ‘LIBSYS’ and its acquisition, cataloguing, circulation activities are fully computerized. Online Public Access Catalogue (OPAC) is available for users to know the location of the reading material in the Library. Each student has been provided a bar-coded library membership card. Students can get 10 books issued at a time (including book bank books). The YMCAUST Library is also a member of INDEST, DELNET and UGC INFONET consortium. Library is getting the access of eresources from IEEE (All Society Periodical Package), Nature, Oxford University Press, Springer Link, Taylor & Francis group. The Link has been provided on the University website on the Digital Library page for accessing Open access (free) books and journals. For accessing these e-resources library is having a separate Internet section equipped with multimedia PCs. 7 Machine Tool Workshop Robotics Lab General Electrical Workshop CNC Workshop 8