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Dr. Kailas Ambhure Director, Students Welfare e-mail : dsw@bamu.ac.in Phone No. (office): (0240)-2403133 Fax No.: (0240)-2403132

The Board of Students’ Welfare (BSW) looks after the protection of rights and supervises the welfare activities of the students of post-graduate departments of the university and each conducted college or institution of the university and each affiliated college. BSW promotes and co-ordinates the different students’ activities for better corporate life. BSW tries to nurture students' mental, physical, cultural growth with various activities to improve their overall personality development and to make them civilized Indian citizens to compete in the globalized world.

Avishkar General Information

His Excellency, Governor of Maharashtra, Shri. S.M. Krishna initiated a novel research project competition named Avishkar in the year 2006. This unique activity is implemented through the Board of College and University Development. Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University has made special efforts to increase the participation of talented students from rural and urban areas. They organized Regional competitions, provided special training, and offered necessary help and guidance to enhance students' abilities to present their work effectively. This activity has generated significant enthusiasm among students, and participation is continuously increasing.

Guidelines to the Participants

Projects can be in the form of live demonstration /models / posters and should be based on innovative ideas, in any given categories.
Each college/institution can send a maximum of two entries in each category, irrespective of their levels (UG/PG / M.Phil-Ph.D.)
In the First Round, all contestants are expected to display their posters of 1m X 1m size before a panel of judges appointed for the purpose.
Selected projects from the I-Round will have to give an oral presentation before Judges.
Each oral presentation will be given 8 minutes for presentation and 2 minutes for questions and answers.
There is no restriction on the number of students engaged in each team, but only one representative will present the Project at the exhibition.
The representative of the team and one accompanying person (guiding teacher or team member) will be provided local hospitality by the host institution.
All required basic infrastructural facilities like working space, electricity, water, tables, mounting boards, LCD projector, overhead projector, etc., will be made available. For any special requirements, participants should inform the coordinator well in advance.
All entries should be forwarded through the principal of the college /Head of the institution.
Registration is compulsory for all participants. There will be no registration fee.
Participants will be issued participation certificates from the University.
Mounting boards (poster display boards) of 1m X 1m size will be made available.
The decision of judges will be final and binding on all participants.
All winning teams will be informed about their selection on the same day.

IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS FOR PARTICIPANTS

The entries must be forwarded through Principal/ Head of the Institution
Maximum two entries in each of the following categories from college Categories.
Last date of registration FIVE days before the competition.

CATEGORIES FOR PARTICIPATION

Humanities, Languages, Fine Arts, etc.
Commerce, Management, Law etc.
Pure Sciences
Agriculture and Animal Husbandry
Engineering & Technology
Medicine and Pharmacy

Earn & Learn Scheme

General Information: Earn and Learn Scheme Form

With a view to providing some financial assistance to poor and needy post-graduate students in various P.G. University Departments who wish to pursue P.G. education but are unable to due to their financial circumstances, the university has been implementing the 'Earn and Learn Scheme' for a long time. Initially, this scheme had a limited scope of funds as the university started it using its own financial resources. However, over time, it has significantly expanded. This scheme gained momentum, especially after the university's name was changed to Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University.

The university prepared an action plan to undertake different schemes and projects. From a special grant received, the goal was to make the Earn & Learn scheme self-sufficient for future years. Various activities and projects were developed and are being implemented very successfully, generating considerable financial income. Currently, 417 P.G., M.Phil., and Ph.D. students are part of the scheme, including 90 girls. Forty M.Phil. and Ph.D. students receive ₹1000 per month for assisting with office work in different university sections. Students working in Earn and Learn earn ₹20 per day for two hours of work.

The following activities and projects are in place:

Horticulture Programme: Under this program, we have a 10-acre farm with Mango, Guava, Jamul, and Tamarind trees. Recently, we expanded the horticulture area under the National Horticulture Board Program and cultivated Awla, Custard Apple, and Tamarind on 33 acres.
File Making & Screen Printing Centre: In 1994, the university established a File Making Center after receiving a special grant of ₹10 lakh from the State Government as part of the "Namvistar" package. This center provides training to students in making pads, files, folders, envelopes, etc. These centers supply the necessary stationery to different university sections.
STD PCO & Xerox Center: The university started a Xerox Center under the scheme in February 1927. This center is managed by students from the Earn and Learn Scheme. Last year, we started three more such centers on campus for students, university employees, and others visiting the campus for official work. The total income from STD and PCO in 2003-2004 was ₹3,18,068, and in 2012-13, it was ₹3,20,018.
Sericulture & Vermicompost Scheme: This year, we started this unit by erecting two low-cost sheds to produce vermicompost. Up to the end of November 2005, we produced about 10 tons of vermicompost, which was used in the cultivation of the horticulture program.

IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS FOR PARTICIPANTS

The entries must be forwarded through the Principal/Head of the Institution.
Maximum two entries in each of the following categories from college Categories.
Last date of registration FIVE days before the competition.

Late. Vasantrao Kale Earn & Learn Scheme: Earn and learn production unit

Humanities, Languages, Fine Arts, etc.
File Making (4 Types)
Envelopes (4 Types)
Open file tag folder
Phenyl making
Flower bouquets binding
Women entrepreneurship training & Development

Student Council

Formation of Students Council

After the nomination of representatives by various departments of Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University, the Post-Graduate Students Council is formed. As per the Maharashtra Universities Act 1994, colleges sent the names of Students Council Secretaries who were nominated according to their merit. The department prepared an electoral role for the election of President and Secretary of the University Students Council and conducted the election.

Students’ affairs encompass a wide range of activities and every aspect of student life on campus. Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University administration provides students with the chance to shape not just their academic years at the institution but also to explore numerous other opportunities for their future.

Given this freedom, students at Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University can experience management outside the classroom as well, working for and promoting initiatives that can make a difference to students, the institute, and the environment we are a part of. As the apex student body, the Students’ Council coordinates and manages all academic, extra-curricular, and day-to-day activities of student life. As representatives of a diverse and enthusiastic student community, the Students’ Council exists to ease and enhance the quality of life and learning at this beautiful campus.

Camps and Workshops

Introduction

With a view to bringing about an all-round development of the students, the Students Welfare Department conducts various workshops and camps.

List of Camps and Workshops

Youth Leadership Camp
Inter Collegiate De-addiction Competition
Theatre Training Workshop
Emerging Writers Workshop
Environment Protection Training Camp
National Integration Camp
Entrepreneurship Development Camp
Personality Development Camp

Lecture Series

Introduction

The University initiated various Lecture Series to raise awareness among students about the lives and thoughts of great individuals. These Lecture Series are assigned to affiliated colleges, and the University covers the expenses for the Lecture Series as well as Workshops and Camps.

Lecture Series

Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Lecture - Series
Dr. Jagdishchandra Bose Lecture - Series
Dr. C.V. Raman Lecture - Series
Rajarshi Shahu Maharaj Lecture - Series
Mahatma Gandhi Lecture - Series
Swami Ramanand Teerth Lecture - Series
Dr. Anant and Lata Labhsetwar lecture - Series

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Avishkar General Information

Guidelines to the Participants

IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS FOR PARTICIPANTS

CATEGORIES FOR PARTICIPATION

Earn & Learn Scheme

General Information: Earn and Learn Scheme Form

The following activities and projects are in place:

IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS FOR PARTICIPANTS

Late. Vasantrao Kale Earn & Learn Scheme: Earn and learn production unit

Student Council

Formation of Students Council

Camps and Workshops

Camps and Workshops

List of Camps and Workshops

Lecture Series

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