Govt.

Polytechnic Ambala City

The institute is one of the premier and oldest technical
institutes of Asia. It was one of the four oldest polytechnics in
the state of Haryana. The institute has the best infrastructure,
faculty. It was adjudged as best polytechnic in 2008 and has
maximum placements in industry. The popularity of the
institute can be judged from the fact that the top most Diploma
Entrance rank holders opt for courses at Govt. Polytechnic,
Ambala City. The institute is also enjoying the status because
of its connectivity to the neighbouring states and Delhi. The
institute is having maximum intake strength and courses as
compared to other Govt. institutes of Haryana. The institute
has also got Rs 02 crores grant in prestigious TEQIP project
funded by AICTE MODROB scheme in year 2013.

Govt. Polytechnic Ambala City

Activities
Academics
Placements
Recreational
Extra-curricular
Activities
Personality
Development & EDP
Social Contributions

Academics
The polytechnic follows semester system
as per technical board norms and a
student must
complete 75% attendance
Get 50% in sessional marks

to sit in the written examination and to

clear
must get 33% in written subject

Programme Details:
i) Nature of Programme
ii) Year of Starting the Programme
ii) Duration
iii)Sanction Intake
iv)Year wise student on roll
Year/Semester
I Year
II Year
III Year

: Full Time
: 1988
: 3 Year
: 60
:
: Total Nos.
: 60
: 72 (60+12)
: 72 (60+12)

Faculty Profile
Sr.
No.

Name of staff
(Sh./ Smt.)

Designat
ion

Qualification

Duty / Assigned

HOD

B.E., M.Tech, MBA

PGD M.M,
PGD B.A.,
PGD P.A.
PGD Pub. & Adv.

President S.F.,
Vice President Alumni
Association,
Convenor IIIC,
Member of class
Checking Committee
Member, academic
committee department
of Tech Edu. Haryana

01

Rajiv Sapra

02

Inderjeet Singh

Lecturer

B.E., M.Tech.

Warden Boys Hostel

O/I Table tennis

03

Deepender Singh

Lecturer

B.Tech.

O/I Comm. Lab

Member Women Cell
Member IIIC

Sr.
No.

Name of staff
(Sh./ Smt.)

Designation

Qualification

Duty / Assigned

04

Ravinder Kumar

Lecturer

B.Tech.

O/I Ad. Comm. Lab

O/I Attendance
O/I Hand Ball

05

Sandeep Goyal

Lecturer

B.E. M.Tech.

O/I Microprocessor
O/I Department
Library

06

Ravinder Punia

Lecturer

B.E. M.Tech

O/I Computer Lab

O/I EDUSAT
O/I Basket Ball

07

Suchet Kumari

Lecturer

B.E. M.Tech

Tutor 3rd Year

08

Rakesh Manchanda

W/I

ITI

09

Dalwinder Singh

W/I

ITI, CTI

Tutor 2nd Year

O/I Consumer Lab
Tutor 1st Year
O/I AE Lab

Kaleidoscopic Phenomenon of Electronics

Just to mention, use, need and of course importance of electronics
in our daily or routine lift (24*7) using Electronics Gizmos by Gadgets
such as:

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.

Action

Electronics Items

To Take Bath
Washing Clothes
To Take Breakfast
Ironing the cloths
Going to office
Seventh floor of office
To adjust room/ office condition
Work in office
Contact to officers
Give presentation of Company project
Tired & need to take water / cold drink
Entertainment
To remove tension

Switch on Gyser
Making use Washing Machine
Using Microwave Oven
Switch on Electric Iron
Car (p Based)
Use high speed elevation
Switch on room A.C. / Heater
Computer/ Laptop
Use Mobile Phone
OHP/ Data Projector
Use Fridge
Switch on TV / CD player
Play Video games with Kids

So we see that not only in our day to day life electronic is important
rather, Electonization& Digitalization is all pervasive activity virtually in
every field, whether it is industry, R & D space & deep sea exploration
etc.

Departmental Laboratory Details

S.
N.

Name of the
Laboratory

Available
floor area
Sq. m

Max.
Batch
Size

Weekly
hours
required
as per
curricula

No. of
experiments
performed in
Labs.

Recurring
expenditur
e (allotted
per year)
(Rs.)

Communication
Lab

10*6

33

18

20

5000.00

Advance Comm.
Lab

10*8

29

33

49

5000.00

A.E./ Power Lab

6*5

34

22

42

10,000.00

Computer Lab

5*5

34

28

47

10,000.00

Consumer Lab/
Project Lab

10*8

29

35

66

50,000

Digital/ Micro
Processor Lab

6*6

33

24

44

7000.00

Digital & Microprocessor Lab

Incharge: Mr. Sandeep Goyal
Volunteer Students: Alok Tyagi, Shantnu
List of Major Equipment/ Kits
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.

Frequency counter
8086 microprocessor kit cum EPROM Programmer
8051 Microcontroller Kit
PLC Trainer
68 K microprocessor
Digital Storage
8- Bit 8085 training kit
Microprocessor based controller
8086/ 8088 microprocessor kit trainer model
Microprocessor Kit
Digital IC Trainees
CRO, 20 MHz
Transistor Tester

Advance Commn. Lab

Incharge: Mr. Ravinder Kumar
Volunteer Students: Anuj, Tammana
List of Major Equipment/ Kits
1. Microwave Bench
2. Fiber Optical Trainer
3. Laser Trainer
4. Antenna Trainer
5. F.M. Transmitter of receiver Trainer
6. Transmission Line Trainer
7. Pulse code modulation & demodulation
8. PAM-PPM PWM Modulation & Demodulation
9. Delta Modulation & Demodulation Trainer
10. Distortion & Level meter
11. Digital storage oscilloscope
12. Field Strength meter
13. Tele communication trainer

Sh. Ravinder explaining a practical in Advance Commn.

Lab

COMPUTER LAB
Incharge: Mr. Ravinder Punia
Volunteer Students :- Sahil , Sudhir
List of Major Equipment/ Kits
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.

LAN Trainer Kit

Pentium - I with 166MHz, 32 MB RAM, 2.1GB Hard Disk
Pentium - II with 333MHz, 128 MB RAM, 4.1GB Hard Disk
Pentium - III with 450MHZ, 256 MB RAM, 6GB Hard Disk
Computer i5
1.73MHZ Dual Core Microprocessor
HP Scanner
HP LaserJet Printer

Students assembling a PC in Computer Lab

CONSUMER LAB
Incharge: Mr. Rakesh Manchanda
Volunteer Students: Shrey Dhingra, Shantanu Aryan
List of Major Equipment/ Kits
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.

VCR Trainer
C. TV Demonstration Kit
DTH Kit
Black & White TV Kit
DVD Player
VCD Player
TV Pattern Generator
Black & White TV
Colour TV
Digital Multimeter
1 GHz Frequency Counter
Pulse Generator
Digital IC Tester
Oscilloscope Test Lab.
Digital Oscilloscope

Students performing an experiment in Consumer Lab

Communication Lab
Incharge: Sh. Deepender Gill
Volunteer Students: Hunny Chopra, Nitish Arora
List of Major Equipment/ Kits
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.

DTMF Telephone Trainer

Mobile communication Trainer
Mobile Phone Trainer
EPABX Trainer Kit
Kit for Loudspeaker Frequency Response
Kit for Microphone Frequency Response
2- Band radio Receiver demonstration Kit
100 MHz Digital Storage Oscilloscope

Analog / Power Lab

Incharge: Sh. Dalwinder Singh
Volunteer Student: Puneet Saini, Ramesh
List of Major Equipment/ Kits
1. V- I Characteristic of P N Junction Diode.
2. V- I Characteristic of Transistor.
3. V- I Characteristic of UJT
4. Characteristics of Diode as rectifier
5. Single stage amplifier Kit
6. Transistor Characteristics Kit
7. Digital Multimeter
8. Cathode Ray Oscilloscope
9. Function Generator
10. V- I Characteristic of SCR, DIAC & TRIAC
11. Controlled rectified Kit
12. Speed Control of AC Fan using TRIAC
13. Kit of Light Intensity control using TRIAC

Sh. Inderjeet explaining an experiment in Power Lab

Equipment Purchased during Year 2012

Sr.

Equipment Name

Amount

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.

DTMF Telephone Trainer

12,000
EPABX Trainer
49,760
FM Transmission & Receiver Trainer 29,970
LAN Trainer
2,22,300
Antenna Trainer
94,950
Mobile Communication Trainer
4,80,000
Laser Trainer
24,700
Handy Digital IC Tester
15,080
Transmission Trainer
45,560
Total Amount
9, 74,266

Tentative budget required for M/E items

and for project work of Eltx. Deptt. for year 2013 Rs.6, 00,000

RESULT STATUS
May 2013
Total students Students
appeared
Passed

% Pass

Sr.
No.

Semester

II

55

19

35

IV

58

52

90

VI(M)

70

59

85

VI(E)

63

51

81

No. of students appeared/qualified in LEET in

Competitive Examinations

Year

Nature of Exam

No. of students
Appeared

Qualified

2012

LEET

35

24

2013

LEET

30

25

PLACEMENT RECORD
No of
Companies
Year (Y)

Number of
Students
selected

Average Salary
Per Annum
(Rs)

Highest
Salary
Offered per
Annum (Rs)

Year I (2011)

11

60,000

84,000

Year II (2012)

10

60,000

1,20,000

Year III
(2013)

16

96,000

1,44,000

The Mncs, Psus other private sector corporation of high esteem and
repute regularly visit this institute especially for Electronics Students. To
mention a few among there are
1. Siemens India Ltd., 2. Reliance India Ltd., 3. VSNL, 4. HCL, 5. TAYCO,
6.Steel Strip & Wheel Ltd, 7. NCEI, Ltd. , 8. Escort Faridabad, 9.Time &
telecom, 10. Maxwell Scientific Corporation, 11. Deltron Chandigarh, 12.
CDIL, Mohali

ALUMNI
Top TEN most renowned Alumni of the Department
along with their designations.
S.N.

Name of Alumni

Designation

Mr. Harpal Lamba

CEO, NACEI LTD., Ambala

Mr. Malkhan Singh

DGM Nokia, Lucknow

Mr. Vinod Saini

Associate Manager TAYCO, New Delhi

Mr. Sanjiv Kaura

Astt Engineer BEL, Panhkula

Mr. Sanjiv Aggarwal

Manager, PACL, Chandigarh

Mr. Lalit

Astt Manager Reliance, Pune

Mr. Kalra

Entrepreneur, Chandigarh

Mr. Vikas Mittal

Design Engineer, Indise, Banglore

Mr. Sourab Shrivastav

Engineer, Banglore

10

Mr. Rakesh Johar

S.D.O.BSNL, Ambala

These students are contributing help by taking our students to the industry through
Campus interview. One of the alumni Sh. Vinod Saini, Associate manager, TAYCO New
Delhi selected 12 students this year (6+6) and Sh. Harpal Lamba, CEO, NACEI, Ltd.
Ambala has provided Trophy . The scholarship for Rs. 2100/- per annum to topper of
final year Electronics students is provided by ALUMNI.

Detail of Extension Lectures Delivered

By Experts
S. N.

DATE

NAME OF TOPICS

EXPERT

CLASS

01

26.03.2013

Mobile
Communication

A.K.Sharma

Final

02

29.03.2013

EDP

Hardicon

Final

03

10.04.2013

Embedded System

Rajesh Gupta

Final

04

16.09.2013

Comp. Aided Design

N.I.I. C.T
CADD, CHD

II Year

05

20.09.2013

Fast Calculations

Mr. Ram Nath Sharma

Final

06

22.10.2013

Synchsoures M/C
Sh. J.L. Bhasin

Sh. J. L. Bhasin

II Year

ADVENTURE /EDUCATIONAL TOURS

S. N.
01
02

DATE
1/10/2013
10/10/2013

PLACE OF VISIT

STAFF MEMBER

CLASS

Doordarshan Kendra KASOULI

Sh. Dalwinder Singh

Smt . Suchet Kumari

Vth Sem

Advance Technology Chandigarh

Sh. Inderjeet Singh

Smt . Suchet Kumari

IIIrd Sem.

DETAIL OF STC ATTENDED BY FACULTY MEMBERS

S.
N.

NAME OF STAFF

COURSE NAME

VENUE

Duration

01

Sh. Rajiv Sapra

Environmental Awareness

NITTTR CHD

03days

02

Inderjeet Singh

Oracle & Visual Basic

NITTTR CHD

12 days

03

Inderjeet Singh

Internet

NITTTR CHD

05 days

04

Inderjeet Singh

Multi Media Technology

NITTTR CHD

14 days

05

Deepender Gill

Digital Design Scheme

NITTTR CHD

01 day

06

Sh. Ravinder Punia

Micro Controller and

interfacing

NITTTR CHD

05 days

07

Inderjeet Singh

Linux

NITTTR CHD

05 days

08

Sh. Ravinder Punia

Mobile Computing

NITTTR CHD

05 days

09

Sh. Ravinder Kumar

Steps for improving Technical

Education in Haryana

HIPA Gurgoan

03 days

Publication by Faculty Members

Sr.
No

Name of Book

Author

Digital Electronics- I (For Haryana)

Sh. Rajiv Sapra

Digital Electronics II (For Haryana)

Sh. Rajiv Sapra

Electronics Instrumentation Measurement

Sh. Rajiv Sapra

Electronics Test & Measurement

Sh. Rajiv Sapra

Optical Fibre Communication

Sh. Rajiv Sapra

LEET (For Electronics)

Sh. Rajiv Sapra

Industrial Management

Sh. Rajiv Sapra

Sr.
No.

Name of Book

Author

Communication Engg.-I (For Punjab

Board)

Sh. Rajiv Sapra

Advance Microprocessor

Sh. Rajiv Sapra

10

Digital Microprocessor

Sh. Rajiv Sapra

11

Transducers

Sh. Rajiv Sapra

12

Instrumentation

Sh. Rajiv Sapra

13

Communication Engg. II

Sh. Rajiv Sapra

14

Digital Electronics (For Punjab Board)

Sh. Rajiv Sapra

15

Microwave & Radar Engg.

Sh. Rajiv Sapra

16

Transducer & Signal Conditioning

Sh. Rajiv Sapra

Programme Details:
i) Nature of Programme
ii) Year of Starting The Programme
ii) Duration
iii)Sanction Intake
iv)Year wise student on roll
Year/Semester
I Year
II Year
III Year

:
:
:
:
:

Full Time
1965
3 Year
60 +60=120
Total Nos.
126
126
126

Faculty Profile
Sr.
No.

Name of staff
(Sh.)

Designat
ion
HOD

Qualification
B.Tech

Duty / Assigned

01

F U Rehman

SPIO, O/I Court Cases

Member of class
Checking Committee,
Academic Committee
Department of Tech Edu.
Haryana

02

Subhash
Chander
Bhardwaj

Lecturer .B.E

O/I RAC Lab, O/I

Attendance

03

Jagjit Singh
Narang

Lecturer .B.E

O/I NCC, Member

Secretary Student Fund

04

Bharat Bhushan

Lecturer .B.E

O/I IQC Lab

Sr.
No.

Name of staff
(Sh./ Smt.)

Designation

Qualification

Duty / Assigned

05

Sanjeev Kumar

Lecturer

.B.E

O/I CAME Lab, O/I

Cricket
Co-ordinator Part
Time Diploma

06

Ashwani Kumar

Lecturer

.B.E. , M.E

O/I Thermal Lab,

member cultural
activities

07

Ram Niwas

Lecturer

.B.E

O/I AM Lab

09

Aneesh Kumar
Gupta

Lecturer

B.E.+PGDBA

O/I SOM Lab

10

Dev Suman Verma

Lecturer

.B.E

O/I MM lab, Incharge

Court cases, O/I
Hockey

11

Hitesh Chawla

Lecturer

+B.TECH
M.TECH

ATPO

12

Deepak Punia

Lecturer

.B.E

O/I Stores

Departmental Laboratory Details

Max.
Batch
Size

Weekly
hours
required
as per
curriculu
m

No. of
experiments
performed in
Labs.

Recurring
expenditur
e (allotted
per year)
(Rs.)

S.
N.

Name of the
Laboratory

Available
floor
area
Sq. m

App. Mechanics

8*12

25

30

12

5,000

8*10

25

12

10

16,000

10*25

25

12

10

20,000

10*8

25

12

07

18,000

8*10

35

24

10

10,000

2
3
4
5
6
7

Strength of
Materials
Thermal Lab
Material
Metallurgy
C.A.M.E
C.I.M
Refrigeration
I.T.M.
I.Q.C.

8*12

25

30

12

10*8

35

18

08

5,000
10,000

Strength of Material Lab.

Incharge: Mr. Aneesh Gupta
List of Major Equipment :
SPRING STIFFNESS TESTING MACHINE
IMPACT STRENGTH TESTING MACHINE (IZOD, CHARPY)
ROCKWELL HARDNESS TESTING MACHINE
TORSION TESTING MACHINE

Strength of Material Lab.

Er. Aneesh Gupta explaining practical procedure

Material Metallurgy Lab

Incharge: Sh. Dev Suman Verma
Wedge Optical Pyrometer
Electric Muffle Furnace
Specimen Cutting Machine
Binocular metallurgical microscope
Metallurgical Polishing Machine
Muffle furnace
Partial radiation pyrometer
Binocular Metallurgical Microscope

Material Metallurgy Lab.

Er. Dev Suman Verma getting experiment performed

Thermal Lab.
Incharge: Mr Ashwani Kumar
List of Major Equipment/ Kits

BOMB CALORIEMETER,

MODEL OF LANCHASHRIE BOILER,

MODEL OF LOCOMOTIVE BOILER,

MODEL OF BABCOCK & WILCOX BOILER.

NESTELER BOILER

Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Lab.

Incharge: Mr. Subhash Bhardwaj
List of Major Equipment
Uni

- Instas Ice Plant Tutor

Demonstrator Refrigeration Cycle
Cold Storage
Condensing Unit
Window Air Conditioner
Evaporative Cooler
Vapour Absorption System
Air Conditioner 1.5 T
Portable Gas Brasing

Sh. Subhash Bhardwaj explaining model in RAC Lab

CAME / CIM Lab

Incharge: Sh. Sanjiv Kumar
List of Major Equipment/ Kits
Computer i 5,
plotter,
idea software,
Auto cad,
Printer Inkjet,

Computer Integrated Manufacturing Lab.

Students performing practicals of CIM

Inspection and Quality Control Lab.

Incharge: Sh. Bharat Bhushan
List of Major Equipment

Slip gauges
Profile projector
Thread Gauges
Tool maker microscope
Comparators

Placement Status: Batch 2010-2013

No. of All
Clear
Students

Students
Placed

62

48

Students Opted
Opted
for Higher Studies Self
Empl
oyment
13

01

Percentage Placement = 323/379 100 = 85.22%

Total

62

ALUMNI
Most renowned Alumni of the Department
along with their designations.
S.N.

Name of Alumni

Designation

Mr. Narender Singh

Scientist CSIO, Chandigarh

Mr. Ashwani Verma

SDE, HPGCL, Haryana

Mr. Uttam Kumar

Engineer, LG Electronics(India), Noida

Mr. Vikas Chopra

Scientist, R&D, Maruti(I) Ltd.

Mr. Sanjiv Kumar

Lecturer, Govt. Polytechnic, Ambala

City

Mr. Dev Suman Verma

Lecturer, Govt. Polytechnic, Ambala

City

These students are contributing help by taking our students to the industry
through Campus interviews

Turning Shop

Department of

ARCHITECTURAL
ASSISTANTSHIP

Programme Details
Architecture Assistantship
Nature of Programme

Full Time since 1982

Duration

3 Years

Sanctioned Intake

60

Semester wise Students on

Roll

III

65

60

54

Faculty Profile:
Sr. No

Name

Date of Birth

Design ation

Highest
Qualificatio
n

Date of joining the

present post

Date of joining the

institution

Swarn Pahwa

20-03-1963

HOD

B.Arch.

26-12-2001

05-06-1986

Seredeep Kaur

24-01-1972

Sr. Lect.

B.Arch.

24-08-1995

24-08-1995

Eesha Mehta

07-12-1973

Sr.Lect

B.Arch.

24-07-1998

24-07-1998

Sunil Rai

28-03-1974

Lecturer

B.Arch.

05-04-1999

05-04-1999

Preyank Shori

10-10-1981

Lecturer

B.Arch.

18-12-2004

18-12-2004

Pardip Kumar
Mittal

22-09-1972

Studio
Assistant

Diploma
Arch

14-02-1997

14-02-1997

Rajesh Kumar

19-11-1987

Lab Inst.

Diploma
Arch

17-09-2008

17-09-2008

Results:
Number of Students

Question Paper
Setting

Course
Semester
wise
Appeared

Passed

Internal

External

Evaluation
Procedure

Internal

Pass %

External

ARCHITECTURE ASSISTANTSHIP
II

47

35

74.00

IV

54

48

76.00

VI

64

53

84.00

Explaining Model Details

Model Making Room

DEPARTMENT LABORATORY DETAILS :

a} Laboratories :-

S.
No

Name of the Lab.

Available
Floor
area
(sq. m)

Max.
batch
Size

Weekly
hours
required as
per
curriculum

No .of experiments
Prescrib
ed

Conducte
d

I yr. Drg. Hall

120 Sq.M.

30

35

NA

NA

II yr. Drg. Hall

100 Sq.M.

30

35

NA

NA

Final yr. Drg. Hall

100 Sq.M.

30

21

NA

NA

4.

Computer Lab

30 Sq.M.

30

VI Sem. 12
IV Sem. 08

14
14

08
07

5.

Model Making Room

10 Sq.M.

30

08

NA

NA

Recurring
expenditure
(allotted per
year)

For overall
maintenance
, decoration,
computer
lab, expected
expenditure
=Rs. 5000

Students working in Drawing Hall

Students operating Plotter

Equipment Costing >=Rs. 50000/-

Equipment

Purchase

Presently

S. No.
Name

Plotter HP 500PS 42

Make

Date

Cost (Rs.)

Working

HP

2009

200000

Working

STUDENT PLACE MENT :

Year (y)

No. of student selected

Average salary

Highest salary offered

2012

70% placement

180000/- Yr.

300000/- Yr.

INDUSTRY INSTITUTION INTERACTION:

a) External resource persons for the years 2004 - 2013.

Sr.
No.

Name of expert with

address

Back ground
Industry/Academic /R&D

Topic

1.

Sh. D.K. Jindal

Industry

Building Construction

2.

Mr. & Mrs. Mahajan

Academic

Stress Management

3.

Rep. from Jaipur (Mr.

Umesh Kumar)

Industry

Art & Craft from waste

materials

Industry

4.

Mr. Vinod Grover & Mrs.

Neena Grover and Mrs.
Renu Khanna

Art of Living &

Personality Development

5.

Smt. Aradhana Jindal

Industry

Moduler Kitchens

6.

M/s Heromindmine,
Chandigarh

Industry

I.T. enabled services

7.

Sh. Sanjay Kamra

(UNICEF Group)

Industry

Earthquake resistant
buildings

Mr. Arora
Swastic Consultants of
National repute

Academic

Personality Development
Communication Skills
Teaching Effectiveness

Smt. Seema Kaushal, Patiala

Industry

Zoning for Buildings

10.

Sh. Subhash, Anita

Associates

Industry

Professional Practice for

Architects

11.

Sh. P.K.Soni, TPO

Academic

Personality Development

12.

Sh. Y.P.S. Bactor (Ex. Addi.

Dir.)

Academic

Communication Skills

13.

Expert from RIMT, Mandi

Gobindgarh

Academic

Earthquake resistant
buildings

Academic

Presentation

14.

M/S Global institution of

Const. & research, New
Delhi

15.

IBSL, Ambala

Academic

Personality Development

8.
9.

16.

Smt. Aradhana Jindal,

Architect

Industry

Landscaping Features

17.

Gujrat Ambuja Cement Ltd.

Karnal

Industry

Workmanship of Civil Engg.

Structures

18.

Navigators, Chandigarh

Academic

Career Counseling Seminar

19.

Country Placements
SCO 348, II floor, PKL

Industry

Placement Avenues Abroad

Tarif Comfort Institute of

Advance Technologys, Ambala

Academic

Communication Skills
Personality Development
Mobile Repairing

21.

M/s Krupl Software Engineer,

Mumbai

Industry

Positivity Key to success

22.

Sh. P.K. Soni, TPO

GP Ambala

Academic

Soft Skills a key to

employment today

Sh. Sushil KJ. Likhi,

Christaian Science Patricians

Academic

Healing is our birthright

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23.

Faculty Profile
Sr.
No.

Name of staff
(Sh./ Smt.)

Designat
ion
HOD

Qualification

01

Rajeev Narwal

B.Tech, MBA

02

Pankaj Garg

Sr.
Lecturer

03

Shiv Kumar
Sharma

Lecturer

B.Tech. MBA

04

Sunil Mor

Lecturer

B.E Mech, Post

Graduate Diploma
in Plastic

B.Tech., MCA

Duty / Assigned
Anti Ragging Squad
Member , Sport
President
O/I Library
IIIC Member, Student
Grievance Redressal
Cell

Sr.
No.

Name of staff
(Sh./ Smt.)

05

Ajay Kumar

06

Virender Nehra

Designation

Qualification

Duty / Assigned

Lecturer

B. E
Chemical, ,
Post
Graduate
Diploma in
Plastic

O/I Attandance

Inst.

Diploma in
Plastic.

In charge Chokidar

Programme Details:
i) Nature of Programme
ii) Year of Starting The Programme
ii) Duration
iii)Sanction Intake
iv)Year wise student on roll
Year/Semester
I Year
II Year
III Year

:
:
:
:
:

Full Time
1997
3 Year
60
Total Nos.
60
58
68

Plastics as Part of Our Daily Life

Just to mention, use, need and of course importance of Plastic
in our daily or routine life.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.

Action

Electronics Items

To get down from bed

Cleaning The Teeth
Take Bath
Wearing Clothes
House Hold Items
White Goods
Vehicles
Electronic Goods
Electricity
Building and Construction
Agriculture
Miscellaneous

Plastic Sleepers/ Chappals

Plastic Brush/Tounge cleaner
Plastic Buckets, Mug
Polymeric/Synthetic Materials
Electric Iron, Toaster Body
Bodies of washing Machines etc.
All Auto Mobiles
Computers, Printer, Mobiles etc.
Wires and Cables
Pipes, FRP Sheets
Irrigation Pipes, Pumps
Toys, Furniture, Medical Use

So we see that not only in our day to day life Plastic Plays very
important role. It is difficult to imagine life without plastic today.

Plastic Processing Labs

Incharge: Mr. Virender Nehra
List of Major Equipments
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.

CNC Injection Molding M/c

Automatic Injection Molding M/c
Automatic Blow Molding M/c
Scrap Grinder
Vertical Hydraulic Injection Molding M/c
Drying Oven
Hand Injection Molding M/c
PVC Pipe Plant
Agglomerator
Cutting and Sealing M/c
High Frequency PVC Welding M/c
Thermoforming M/c

The students are repairing the Thermocouples of

PVC Extruder Pipe Plant

Computer Lab
Incharge: Mr. Ajay Kumar
List of Major Equipment/ Kits
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.

Computers
Printer
Plotters
Software Auto CAD
Proe
Catia

Students are demonstrating the CNC injection Molding

Machine

Fabrication Shop
Incharge: Mr. Shiv Kumar
List of Major Equipment
1.
2.
3.

CNC Wire cut

EDM
CMM

UOP Lab
Incharge: Mr. Shiv Kumar
List of Major Equipments
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.

Hydraulic Bench
Filter Press
Cyclone Separator
Double Pipe Heat Exchanger
Liquid Liquid Separation
Pressure Calibration Equipment
Temp. Calibration Equipment

TQC Lab
Incharge: Mr.Rajeev Narwal
List of Major Equipments
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.

Unijversal Tensile Testing M/c

Melt flow index tester
Izod and charpy impact tester
Rockwell Hardness tester
Dart impact tester
Gloss meter
Volume and Surface Resistivity tester
Fatigue Bending tester
Vicat Softing Point tester

Faculty Profile
Sr.
No.

Name of staff
(Sh./ Smt.)

Designat
ion
HOD

Qualification
B.E., M.Tech,

Duty / Assigned

01

Rajnish Gupta

02

S.K Gupta

Sr.
Lecturer

03

Vijay SIngh

Lecturer

B.E., M.Tech.
(Pursing)

O/I Computer Lab ,O/I

Attendance

04

Ravinder Singh

Lecturer

B.Tech. M.Tech
(Pursing)

O/I Vehicle

B.Tech., M. Tech

O/I Condemnation,
Internal Cordinator
CDTP

O/I Out Sourcing

Sr.
No.

Name of staff
(Sh./ Smt.)

Designation

Qualification

Duty / Assigned

05

R. K Chauhan

Lecturer

B.Tech.,
M.Tech.
(Pursing)

O/I CBT Lab, Class

Tutor 1st year

06

Navneet Gupta

Lecturer

B.E. M.Tech.
(Pursing)

O/I Auto workshop

Class Tutor 2nd Year

07

Rotas Nehra

W/I

B.E.

O/I Auto workshop

Class Tutor 3rd Year

09

Gurmeet Singh

MDM

10th

Driving Instructor

Programme Details:
i) Nature of Programme
ii) Year of Starting The Programme
ii) Duration
iii)Sanction Intake
iv)Year wise student on roll
Year/Semester
I Year
II Year
III Year

:
:
:
:
:

Full Time
1963
3 Year
60
Total Nos.
59
71
66

Departmental Laboratory Details

S.
N.

Name of the
Laboratory

Automobile
Workshop

CBT Lab

A.E. Lab

Computer Lab

AWDP Lab

FDDP Lab

Available
floor area
Sq. m

Max.
Batch
Size

Weekly
hours
required
as per
curricula

2000

30

06

09

30

06

10

30

06

11

30

04

12

20

16

18

2000
2000
30
2000
2000

No. of
experiments
performed in
Labs.

Recurring
expenditure
(allotted per
year) (Rs.)
2000.00
1000.00
5,000.00
2,000.00
50,000.00
50000.00

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18

18

Automobile Workshop
Incharge: Mr. Navneet Gupta and Mr.Rohtas Nehra
Voluntier Students: Yashika, Sumit Narwal
List of Major Equipment/ Kits
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.

General Tools
Special Purpose Tools
Two Wheeler Chassis
Car/Jeep Chassis
Air Compressor
Radiator
Tyre Puncture Kit
AC Fuel Pump
Car Washer
Greasing Kit

Chassis ,Boby & Transmission Lab

Incharge: Mr. R.K. Chauhan
Voluntier Students: Ravi, Akash
List of Major Equipment/ Kits
1. Heavy and Light Vehicle Chassis
2. Single Plate Clutch
3. Multi Plate Clutch
4. Centrifugal Clutch
5. Constant Mesh Gear Box
6. Synchromesh Gear Box
7. Universal Joint
8. Propeller Shaft & Slip Joint
9. Differential
10. Computerized Wheel Alignment Machine
11. Axles

COMPUTER LAB
Incharge: Mr. Vijay Singh
Voluntier Students :- Deepak
List of Major Equipment/ Kits
1.
2.
3.

Pentium - II with 333MHz, 128 MB RAM, 4.1GB Hard Disk

Pentium - III with 450MHZ, 256 MB RAM, 6GB Hard Disk
HP LaserJet Printer

Automobile Engine LAB

Incharge: Mr. Rohtas Nehra
Voluntier Students: Kewal Krishan

List of Major Equipment/ Kits

1.
2.
3.

Engine scanner
Engine (petrol)
Engine(Diesel)

Auto Workshop & Driving Practice

Lab
Incharge: Sh. Rohtas Nehra/ Sh. Gurmeet Singh
Voluntier Students: Ravi, Sumit
List of Major Equipment/ Kits
1. Spark Plug Tester & Cleaner
2. Hydrometer
3. Timing Light
4. Head Light Beam Analyzer
5. Auto Electric Test Bench
6. Battery Charger
7. Injector test bench
8. Driving Vehicle
9. Vehicle for driving
10. Petrol Engine Test Rig
11. Exhaust gas analyzer
12. Smoke meter

Fault Diagnosis & Driving Practice

Lab
Incharge: Sh. Rohtas Nehra, Sh. Gurmeet Singh
Voluntier Student: Raj Kumar
List of Major Equipment/ Kits
1. Crank shaft grinding machine
2. Boring machine
3. Brake drum Turning Machine
4. Surface Grinding Machine
5. Honing Machine
6. Digital Cylinder bore gauge
7. De-Carbonizing Kit
8. Hydraulic Jack
9. Valve Refacer
10. Piston Ring Expander

Innovative Practices for Students

Induction Training of newly admitted

students organized to increase their
motivational level.
Introduction of Uniform/ID-Cards for students
Extension in the timing of Central Library
and Computer.
Facilities beyond normal working hours.
Summer Training workshops are
organized during vacations.
Participative learning.
Students participation in Upkeep ofLaboratories.

Overall development of the students through

Innovative
Practices
for
Students
multilevel guidance and counselling by Class
Tutor & HOD.
Projects have been introduced in curriculum.
Mock interviews are conducted.
Development of the students facilitated through
seminars and group discussion.
Development of social moral & ethical values
and leadership qualities through extension
lectures by experts.
Feedback from passed out students is given to
the current students, about the market

Supplementary Activities of Students

Students participated in Departmental level

Science Quiz & Technical Debate
Workshops on Personality Development, Soft skills
and Communication skills organized.
Interaction with Alumni arranged.
EDP is a part of Curriculum.
Lectures on Yoga/ Ethics/ Spirituality organized.
Various Technical & Non Technical articles of
students & Faculty published in College Magazine.
Lectures on latest Technical Advancement delivered
by experts.

HUMAN RESOURCES DEVELOPEMNET

Faculty & Students : Sufficient Qualified and Competent faculty
All faculty members are involved in development of the
Institute and Academic matters.
Faculty members look into overall Personality
Development, Career Prospects & acts as guide to
students.
Need Based Training for faculties is organized at the
NITTTR, Chandigarh and HIPA Gurgaon and also at
the Institute level for skill development and improvement in
teaching methodology.
Recruiters prefer our Electronics students
25-30% students opt for Higher Education through competitive
exams (LEET).

Student Feedback
Used for improvement in teaching learning process.
Faculty meeting is held and the points raised in
feedback are communicated to the faculty.
Feedback also collected in regular meeting conducted
with the students.
Students Teacher relations are strengthened.
Students problems are redressed.

Continuous Evaluation Procedure

Assignments and tests are conducted regularly
Mock tests/ Interviews conducted for formative purpose
Periodic Display of Results and attendance
Intimation of Attendance & sessional results to parents
PTA Meet held twice in a semester so that parents can
also analyse the performance of their wards.

Teaching Learning Process /Delivery of Syllabus

Market & need based changes are made incorporated as

and when required.

Advance course planning for Curriculum.

Monitoring of learning through interactions with students

Use of Multimedia / OHP in delivery mechanism.

Sufficiency of laboratory space equipments

Educational Tours /Visits Organized to Exhibition/industries etc .

INDUSTRY INSTITUTE INTERACTION

CELL(IIIC)

TPO: Er. ANIL OHRI

ATPO: Er. HITESH CHAWLA

An Industry Institute Interaction Cell under the training &

placement officer has been established to develop a close
rapport with Industry. The cell performs the following activities:
1.

To make contact with industries for placement of passing out students by

way of campus interview & interview at works.
2.
To arrange educational tours/industrial visits for students.
3.
To arrange apprenticeship training for the passed out students through
Board of Apprenticeship Training, Kanpur.
4.
To hold advisory committee meetings in co-ordinates with Industries.
5.
To co-ordinate training/short term courses for staff.
6.
The students are provided training in the industries relevant fields and the
teachers are also send to Industries for exposure.
7.
The minimum two visits are planned in each semester.
8.
Extension & expert lectures are organized in various fields for the students.
9.
Industry institute interaction cell organizing career opportunities, seminars &
conferences.
10. Entrepreneurship development programmes are regularly organized in the
institute in collaboration with Industries.

Name of major Industries with whom Institute has established

functional linkages during past years:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.

Tata Motors, Pantnagar

Reliance ADA, Delhi
JSW, Karnataka
Makino, Banglore
Jai Bharat Maruti, Gurgaon
JTEKT, Dharuhera
Sona Koyo Steering, Dharuhera
ISGEC, Yamunanagar
Suzuki Powertrain India Ltd.,
Manesar
10. L&T Power, New Delhi
11. L&T Construction, Faridabad
12. Thermax Ltd, Pune
13. Jindal Steel Works, Hisar

14. Escorts Ltd, Faridabad

15. Timken, Chennai
16. Minda, Gurgaon
17. Maruti Suzuki India Ltd, Gurgaon
18. Musashi Auto Parts Ltd, Bawal
19. Punjllyod, New Delhi
20. Viom Networks, Mohali
21. Machino Polymers Ltd, Baddi
22. Unique Creations, Panchkula
23. Jindal Consortium, Ambala
24. Micro Instruments, Ambala
25. International Tractors Ltd,
Hoshiarpur
26. Mahle Filters Systems Ltd,
Parwanoo

Industry interviews the students of

Institute:

Government Polytechnic Ambala City

Placement Status: Batch 2008-2011
S
.No

Branch

No. of
All Clear
Students

Student
s
Placed

Students
Opted for
Higher
Studies

Opted
Self
Employment

Total

Architecture

68

22

12

03

37

Automobile

88

40

10

02

52

Civil

143

65

22

03

90

Computer

93

15

32

01

48

Electrical

98

20

15

01

36

Electronics

86

45

11

01

57

Mechanical

179

96

12

05

113

Plastic

44

12

03

03

18

799

306

117

19

442

Total

%Percentage Placement = 442/799 100 = 55.31

Government Polytechnic Ambala City

Placement Status: Batch 2009-2012
S
.No

No. of All
Clear
Students

Student
s Placed

1 Architecture

35

12

05

02

19

2 Automobile

46

40

04

01

45

3 Civil

62

20

25

02

47

4 Computer

44

10

28

02

40

5 Electrical

43

20

09

03

32

6 Electronics

48

10

20

30

7 Mechanical

105

74

16

06

96

8 Plastic

13

16

01

17

396

202

107

17

326

Total

Branch

Students
Opted for
Higher
Studies

Opted
Self
Employment

%Percentage Placement = 326/396 100 = 82.32

Total

Government Polytechnic Ambala City

Placement Status: Batch 2010-2013
S
.No

Branch

No. of All
Clear
Students

Student
s Placed

Students
Opted for
Higher
Studies

Opted
Self
Employment

Total

Architecture

36

17

08

02

27

Automobile

42

36

05

01

42

Civil

70

12

18

01

31

Computer

37

15

15

30

Electrical

60

33

25

01

59

Electronics

47

22

25

47

Mechanical

62

48

13

01

62

Plastic

25

23

02

25

379

206

111

06

323

Total

Percentage Placement = 323/379 100 = 85.22%

Recreational Activities
The institute not only has an academic calendar but has a
calendar of recreational activities which go throughout the
year, like:
Skit, Song, Dance , poetal recitation and rangoli Competitions

The institute also arranges two Talent shows in a year

The institute publishes the institutes magazine for which the
articles and editorials are contributed by the students itself

Extra curricular activities

Personality Development
Social Contributions

Recreational Activities

Extra Curricular Activities

The activities like:
NCC

Sports (Athletics, hockey, cricket, football,

volleyball, badminton, table tennis etc)
help in developing the personality of a student
as well as enhancing the prospects of a student
in getting a job. The students get C certificate
in NCC with A grading which ensures direct
entry without written test in armed forces. In
2011, the institute had two A grade NCC cadets

Extra Curricular
Activities(NCC)

Extra Curricular
Activities(Sports)

Personality
Development & EDP
The institute continuously arranges
extension lectures and seminars in
partnership with MSME institutes for
getting students acquinted with the new
govt. policies regarding the Entrepreneur
Development Programs

Personality
Development & EDP

Social Contributions
The institute is also serving to the society
with its :
CDW(Community Development Wing) by
training the rural youths in technical courses
Part Time 4 yr Diploma courses for students
who left out study midway to join industry by
giving them opportunity to compete their
qualification in evening classes
Conducting Blood Donation camps as being a
part of society

Social Contributions

Thanks