Dept. of History

 

 

Department  Profile

Department Profile: History

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History is not the past but a map of the past, drawn from a particular point of view, to be useful to the modern traveller.”

Establishment of Department :- 2007

Choice Based Credit System – CBCS

 History as a special subject for UG 

 

Sr. No.

Programme level

Name of the programme/ Course

Duration

Entry qualification

Medium of Instruction

Sanctioned/ Approved student strength

1

UG

BA

3 Year

12th Pass

Marathi

60

 

 

Department  Objectives

Fee Structure

Faculty

Sr. No.

Name of the staff

Educational Qualification

Specialization

1

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Asst. Prof. Bavge S.J.

M.A. NET, M.A. AIHC & A, Subject Communication

History

2

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Asst.Prof. Umrajkar C.P.

M.A. SET

History

3

 

Asst. Prof. Dr.Mitkari S.B.

M.A. B.Ed.Ph.D. English

 4

 

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Asst. Prof. Kamble A. A

 

M.A. B.Ed.

 

English

 

 

 

Activity

One Day National conference organized

Name of Activity/Programme

Conference

Level

National

Date of Activity/Programme

Saturday,

11th March 2017

Time

09:00 am to 05.00pm

                                     Subject Theme

“Cultural History : Research Methodology and New Approach”

Place

V.G. Shivdare College of Arts, Commerce and Science, Solapur

Organization of Guest Lectures 

S.N.

Name of Resource Person

Topic

Address

1

Dr. Chandrakat Chavan

Life and Social contribution of  Mahatma Basweshawar

3/5/2022 

   Valchand Arts and Science College, Solapur

2

Dr.Kishor Jogadand

Adhunik Maharashtrachya Jadanghanit Solapurchya Hutatmyanche Yogadan 

20/09/21

Vasundhara Kala Mahavidyalaya, Solapur.

3

Dr. Pradip Vaghamare

Adhunic Bharatachya Jadanghadanit Krantikarakanche Yogadan

02/11/2021

 

Ramanarayan Ruia College, Matunga, Mumbai.

4

Dr. Umesh Salunke

Krantijyoti Savitribai Fule and Vastav Streejivan

03/01/2022

Karmaveer Bhaurao Patil Mahavidyalaya, Pandharpur

 

5

Mr. Sagar Muttagi

Vartaman Kalat Swami Vivekanandanche Mahatv

12/01/2022

Senior Database Officer, Pune

       

Department has organized Quiz, Role play, Fort Model, Drawing, Essay, Elocution and Poster competition

 

 

Syllabus

BA-I

BA-II

BA-III

Achievement

P.Os, P.S.Os, Cos

Programme Objectives and Outcomes:Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)

Objectives

Outcomes

To be integrative in the treatment of topics by interlinking knowledge, skills, values and attitudes to

action.

We integratedin the treatment of topics by interlinking knowledge, skills, values and attitudes to action.

To be value-based by providing an arena for reflective thinking.    And   development   of   concern    for   the

common good and application of social values.

Students    are    acquainted    with    value-based                  and advanced knowledge of social development.

To encourage recognition of opposing point of view, respect for different positions, sensitivity to cultural similarities and differences and commitment to social

responsibilities.

Students encouragedrecognition of opposing point of view, respect for different positions, sensitivity to cultural similarities and differences and commitment

to social responsibilities.

To make   deliberate   efforts   to   enhance   students

understanding of the connections of natural, physical and chemical sciences with the social sciences.

students   understood   the    connections    of   natural,

physical    and   chemical   sciences   with   the    social sciences.

 

 Programme Specific Objectives and Outcomes:B.A. History

Objectives

Outcomes

To understand the political, economic, cultural intellectual and religious changes in the past and their relation to the historical context of the period under

study.

Students understood the political, economic, cultural intellectual and religious changes in the past and their relation to the historical context of the period under

study.

Demonstrate an understanding of historical problems

and debates.

Students aware with historical problems and debates.

Explain    the   large-scale    and   long-term    historical

developments of regional, national and global scope.

Students learnt the large-scale and long-term historical

developments of regional, national and global scope.

Develop historical skills including the ability of

critical and logical thinking.

Students are able to think critically and logically.

To helps the students to explain the present, to analyze it and to trace its course. Cause-and-effect relationship between the past and the present is lively presented in

the history.

Students understood the cause-and-effect relationship between the past and the present.

To understand the present day problems both at the national and international level accurately and objectively. This understanding enables us to lead useful and efficient lives. We should feel “that history is interesting and that it has a real bearing on our everyday life and that it is, therefore, worthwhile taking trouble to assimilate its facts.”

Students understood the present day problems both at the national and international level accurately and objectively.

 

 B.A Part I (w.e.f. June 2019)

 Course Objectives and Outcomes:

Course Name: History Paper-I (Optional) [Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj and His Times (1600-1707 A.D.)]

Objectives

Outcomes

To introduce the students to the regional history of

Maharashtra.

Students    has     known    the    regional     history    of

Maharashtra.

To familiarize students with the literary sources of the

history of the Marathas.

Students are familiar with the literary sources of the

history of the Marathas.

To help students to understand the background of Maratha power under Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj.

Students has known the background of the rise of

Maratha empire and the contribution of ShahajiRaje and Jijabai in the rise of Maratha empire.

Students will know the struggle of Shivaji Maharaj for

swaraj

Students understand the struggle of Shivaji Maharaj

for swaraj

  

Course Name: History (Optional)Paper-II [Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj and His Times (1600-1707 A.D.)]

Objectives

Outcomes

Students will   know   about   of   ChatrapatiSambhaji

Maharaj. Portuguese and Siddi and his struggle with Moguls.

Students           understood           contribution           of ChatrapatiSambhaji Maharaj.

Students will know the great work of the Chatrapati Rajaram Maharaj. Maharani Tarabai and the knights SantajiGhorpade and Dhanaji Jadhav in the Maratha

freedom struggle.

Students are familiar with great work of the Chatrapati Rajaram Maharaj. Maharani Tarabai and the knights SantajiGhorpade and Dhanaji Jadhav in the Maratha

freedom struggle.

Students will know the Central, Regional, and Village

administration of Maratha empire

Students   understood   the   Central,    Regional,    and

Village administration of Maratha empire

Students will know the characteristics of Maratha

Army administration, Forts and Judicial system.

Students understood the characteristics of Maratha

Army administration, Forts and Judicial system.

 

B.A Part II (w.e.f. June 2020)

Semester III

Course Name: History of Social Reforms in Maharashtra (1818-1970 A.D.) (I D Subject)

Objectives

Outcomes

To acquaint students with regional history.

Students    has     known    the    regional     history    of

Maharashtra.

To      understand     political      and      socio-economic developments during the 19th and 20th centuries.

Students   are    familiar    with   political    and   socio- economic developments during the 19th          and 20th

centuries.

To create understanding of the movement that led to

the formation of Maharashtra

Students are interested in the movement that led to the

formation of Maharashtra

 

Course Name: History (Optional) Paper-III [Modern Europe (1750-1871 A.D.)]

Objectives

Outcomes

Students will know about Industrial revolution,its causes,courses of development and effects on the

world

Students are know about Industrial revolution, its causes, courses of development and effects on the

world

Students will know the French revolution, its causes courses of development and effects as well as the its gift of Liberty, Equality and Fraternity to the world.

Students are familiar with the French revolution, its causes courses of development and effects as well as its gift of Liberty, Equality and Fraternity to the world.

Students know the rise of Napoleon Bonaparte, reforms by him, his conquests, his policy and his

downfall.

Students understood the rise of Napoleon Bonaparte, reforms by him, his conquests, his policy and his

downfall.

Students know the Vienna congress, life and work of Metternich and his downfall, concert of Europe etc

Students understood   the Vienna congress, life and work of Metternich and his downfall, concert of

Europe etc

 

Course Name: History (Optional) Paper-IV [Modern India (1875-1950 A.D.)]

Objectives

Outcomes

Students will know about Non co-operation movement, Quit India movement civil disobedience movement and Mahatma Gandhijis contribution in the

freedom movement.

Students are interested about Non co-operation movement, Quit India movement civil disobedience movement and Mahatma Gandhijis contribution in the

freedom movement.

Students     will     know     about     the     revolutionary organization established in Bengal Maharashtra and

Punjab.

Students understood the revolutionary organization established in Bengal Maharashtra and Punjab.

Students will know about rise and growth of Muslim

communalism,      constitutional     developments                             and Subhashchandra Bose and Indian National Army.

Students are understood rise and growth of Muslim

communalism,      constitutional     developments                             and Subhashchandra Bose and Indian National Army.

Students     will      know     about     negotiations     for

independence and partition, Integration of princely states and salient features of Indian constitution.

Students      sensitised       about      negotiations       for

independence and partition, Integration of princely states and salient features of Indian constitution.

   

Semester IV

 

Course Name: History of Social Reforms in Maharashtra (1818-1970 A.D.)(I D Subject)

Objectives

Outcomes

To acquaint students with regional history.

Students    has     known    the    regional     history    of

Maharashtra.

To      understand     political      and      socio-economic developments during the 19th and 20th centuries.

Students   are    familiar    with   political    and   socio-

economic developments during the 19th     and 20th centuries.

To create understanding of the movement that led to

the formation of Maharashtra

Students are interested in the movement that led to the

formation of Maharashtra

  

 

Course Name: History (Optional) Paper-V [Modern Europe (1750-1871 A.D.)]

Objectives

Outcomes

Students will know the French revolution1830,France between 1830 to 1848 A.D. and the revolution-1848.

Students         are         understood         the         French revolution1830,France between 1830 to 1848 A.D.

and the revolution-1848.

Students will know previous life of Napoleon III, his international policy, External policy and his defeat.

Students get familiar with previous life of Napoleon III, his international policy, External policy and his

defeat.

Students will know about the unification of Italy as a important movement of the politics of Europe, Its

background steps and effects.

Students are known about the unification of Italy as a important movement of the politics of Europe, Its

background steps and effects.

Students will know about background of unification of

Germany, Its steps and effects.

Students are known about background of unification

of Germany, Its steps and effects.

 

 

Course Name: History (Optional) Paper-Vl [Modern India (1875-1950 A.D.)]

Objectives

Outcomes

Students will know about Non co-operation movement, Quit India movement civil disobedience movement and Mahatma Gandhijis contribution in the

freedom movement.

Students interested about Non co-operation movement, Quit India movement civil disobedience movement and Mahatma Gandhijis contribution in the

freedom movement.

Students     will     know     about     the     revolutionary organization established in Bengal Maharashtra and

Punjab.

Students understood the revolutionary organization established in Bengal Maharashtra and Punjab.

Students will know about rise and growth of Muslim communalism,                    constitutional                             developments    and

Subhashchandra Bose and Indian National Army.

Students get familiar about rise and growth of Muslim communalism,                    constitutional                             developments     and

Subhashchandra Bose and Indian National Army.

Students     will      know     about     negotiations     for independence and partition, Integration of princely

states and salient features of Indian constitution.

Students understood negotiations for independence and partition, Integration of princely states and salient

features of Indian constitution.

  

Semester V (Revised Syallabus)

History w.e.f.2021

Course Name: Paper VII Ancient India (Pre-Historic Period to 650 A.D.) w.e.f. 2021

Objectives

Outcomes

1. To survey the sources of history of Ancient India.

1. Students will be able to examine institutional basis

of Ancient India.

2. To introduce various historical concepts of Ancient

period.

2. Identify the rulers and their administration.

3. To Introduce the major events in development of

Indian society and culture

3. Evaluate the legacy of Buddhism and Jainism.

4. To get insight into the history and cultural practices of Ancient Indian religions, such as Buddhism and

Jainism.

4. Analyze the features of art and architecture of Ancient India.

5. To study Ancient Indian art and architecture.

5. Students will be able to explain our heritage through

cultural aspects of Ancient India.

 

Course Name: Paper VIII Mughal India (1526A.D.-1707A.D.)

Objectives

Outcomes

1. To survey the sources of history of Mughal India.

1. Analyze the impact of Mughal rule on Indian polity

and society.

2. To know the impact of Mughal rule on Indian polity

and society.

2. Assess the economy and religion of Mughal rule.

3. The course intends to provide and understanding of

the social, economic, religious

3. Students will be able to examine social, economic

and religious condition in Medieval

4. To study Medieval Indian art and architecture.

4. Analyze the features of art and architecture of

Mughal period.

 

  

Course Name: Paper IX Expansion and Downfall of the Maratha Power (1707-1818 A.D.)

Objectives

Outcomes

1. To enable the students to understand the process

that led to the expansion of the

1. Students will be able to analyze the Marathas policy

of expansionism

Maratha power.

2. Understand the role played by the Marathas in the

eighteenth century polity.

2. To understand changed nature of Maratha polity

during the Peshwa period.

3. Identify the causes of the downfall of Maratha

empire.

3. To examine the dynamics of Maratha Confederacy.

4. Students will be able to analyze the civil administration, military administration and

judicial system during the Peshwa period.

4. To examine role of Marathas in National politics of

eighteenth century India.

 

5. Analyze the forces that led to the downfall of the

 

Maratha power.

 

6. To understand basic components  of the Maratha

administration system.

 

 

  

Course Name: Paper X Modern World (1870 - 2000 A.D.)

Objectives

Outcomes

To provide accurate knowledge of the most significant events and personalities of the period under study and encourage understanding of the making of the modern world .

Students get impressed with the most significant events and personalities of the period under study and encourage understanding of the making of the modern world.

To study first world war, treaty of Versailles & League

of Nations

Student are aware first world war, treaty of Versailles

& League of Nations

To study Russian Revolution – 1917

Students understood Russian Revolution – 1917

 

  

Course Name:Paper XI Historical Sources, Research and Places

Objectives

Outcomes

1. To understand meaning and importance of History.

1. Students will be able to explain what is History?

and importance of History.

2. To introduce students to the nature and scope of

History.

2. Identify the different types of primary and

secondary sources.

3. To introduce Evaluation of sources and basics of

research.

3. Students will be able to examine sources of History.

4. To introduce historical places in Maharashtra.

4. Students will understand the Museum and Historical

tourism.

5. To study importance, types and structure of forts.

 

6. To examine the history writing of selected

historians.

 

 

History Semester VI

Course Name: Paper XII Ancient India (Pre-Historic Period to 650 A.D.) w.e.f. 2021

Objectives

Outcomes

1. To survey the sources of history of Ancient India.

1. Students will be able to examine institutional basis

of Ancient India.

2. To introduce various historical concepts of Ancient

period.

2. Identify the rulers and their administration.

3. To Introduce the major events in development of

Indian society and culture

3. Evaluate the legacy of Buddhism and Jainism.

4. To get insight into the history and cultural practices of Ancient Indian religions, such as Buddhism and

Jainism.

4. Analyze the features of art and architecture of Ancient India.

5. To study Ancient Indian art and architecture.

5. Students will be able to explain our heritage through

cultural aspects of Ancient India.


 

Course Name: Paper XIII Mughal India (1526A.D.-1707A.D.)

Objectives

Outcomes

1. To survey the sources of history of Mughal India.

1. Analyze the impact of Mughal rule on Indian polity

and society.

2. To know the impact of Mughal rule on Indian polity

and society.

2. Assess the economy and religion of Mughal rule.

3. The course intends to provide and understanding of

the social, economic, religious

3. Students will be able to examine social, economic

and religious condition in Medieval

4. To study Medieval Indian art and architecture.

4. Analyze the features of art and architecture of

Mughal period.

 

  

Course Name: History Paper-XIV [Growth and Decline of Maratha Power (1707-1818 A.D.)]

Objectives

Outcomes

1. To enable the students to understand the process

that led to the expansion of the

1. Students will be able to analyze the Marathas policy

of expansionism

Maratha power.

2. Understand the role played by the Marathas in the

eighteenth century polity.

2. To understand changed nature of Maratha polity

during the Peshwa period.

3. Identify the causes of the downfall of Maratha

empire.

3. To examine the dynamics of Maratha Confederacy.

4. Students will be able to analyze the civil

administration, military administration and judicial system during the Peshwa period.

4. To examine role of Marathas in National politics of

eighteenth century India.

 

5. Analyze the forces that led to the downfall of the

Maratha power.

 

6. To  understand basic components  of the Maratha

administration system.

 

 

  

Course Name: Paper XV Modern World (1870 - 2000 A.D.)

Objectives

Outcomes

To provide accurate knowledge of the most significant events and personalities of the period under study and encourage understanding of the making of the modern world .

Students get impressed with the most significant events and personalities of the period under study and encourage understanding of the making of the modern world.

To study first world war, treaty of Versailles & League

of Nations

Student are aware first world war, treaty of Versailles

& League of Nations

To study Russian Revolution – 1917

Students understood Russian Revolution – 1917

 

  

1. To understand meaning and importance of History.

1. Students will be able to explain what is History?

and importance of History.

2. To introduce students to the nature and scope of

History.

2. Identify the different types of primary and

secondary sources.

3. To introduce Evaluation of sources and basics of

research.

3. Students will be able to examine sources of History.

4. To introduce historical places in Maharashtra.

4. Students will understand the Museum and Historical

tourism.

5. To study importance, types and structure of forts.

 

6. To examine the history writing of selected

historians.

 

 

 

Academic Calendar

 

V. G. Shivdare College of Arts, Commerce and Science, Solapur

 Academic Calender : Year (2017-18)

 Department of History

 

Sr. No.

Month

Activities

Beneficiaries

Remarks If Any (Purpose/Significance)

1

June

·         Meeting for admission process

·         Following the Admission Procedure for B.A I, II & III year Students as per university rule in the College

·         Meeting of time table committee

·         Result analysis of B.A I, II & III year Students

Students

 

 

Institute

Admission of new academic year

 

To evaluate academic performance of college

2

July

·         Start teaching

·         Seminar on new syllabus in each departmental class

 

Students

To upgrade knowledge of students

2

August

·         Inauguration function of literary associations and Abhyas Mandals

·         V.G.Shivdare anna Smruti Samaroh – Blood Donation Camp, Rangoli Competition, Poster Presentation, Quiz ect.

·         Students - parents meeting

Students &Institute

To get feedback and suggestions for improvement of Department

3

September

·         Guest lecture on competitive exams

·         Seminars by students in each classes

·         Internal Examination B.A I, II & III year (Term-I) students

             As a part of continuous evaluation .

Institute, student and staff

 

 

For interaction of knowledge and ideas

 

4

October

·         Revision in each class

·         Practice of solving question papers

·         University exams starts

 

 

Students

 

To evaluate students performance

5

November

·         University exams

·         Diwali Vacation

 

 

6

December

·         Start teaching

·         Conducting a educational trip

 

Students

 

 

 

To visit historical places

& to understand importance of it.

7

January

·         N.S.S. Camp

·         Sports week

·         Test seminars in each class

·         Modi script classes  

Students 

 

 

 

 

Tolearn old script to understand old documents 

8

February

·         Guest lecture on personality development.

·         Role Play, Model of Fort, Drawing Competition, Quiz, Group Discussion

·         Internal Examination B.A I, II & III year (Term-II) students. As a part of continuous evaluation

Students

 

 

 

To increase awareness about personality development

9

March

·         Revision in each class

·         Practice of solving question papers

·         Send off to B.A III students

·         University exams starts

Students

 

 

 

To evaluate students performance

10

April

·         University exam

Students

To evaluate students performance

 

  

Head of Department                                                                                                                                  Principal

 

  

 

V. G. Shivdare College of Arts, Commerce and Science, Solapur

Academic Calender : Year (2018-19)

Department of History

 

Sr. No.

Month

Activities

Beneficiaries

Remarks If Any (Purpose/Significance)

1

June

·         Meeting for admission process

·         Following the Admission Procedure for B.A I, II & III year Students as per university rule in the College

·         Meeting of time table committee

·         Result analysis of B.A I, II & III year Students

Students

 

 

Institute

Admission of new academic year

 

To evaluate academic performance of college

2

July

·         Start teaching

·         Seminar on new syllabus in each departmental class

 

Students

To upgrade knowledge of students

2

August

·         Inauguration function of literary associations and Abhyas Mandals

·         V.G.Shivdare anna Smruti Samaroh – Blood Donation Camp, Rangoli Competition, Poster Presentation, Quiz ect.

·         Students - parents meeting

Students &Institute

To get feedback and suggestions for improvement of Department

3

September

·         Guest lecture on competitive exams

·         Seminars by students in each classes

·         Internal Examination B.A I, II & III year (Term-I) students

             As a part of continuous evaluation .

Institute, student and staff

 

 

For interaction of knowledge and ideas

 

4

October

·         Revision in each class

·         Practice of solving question papers

·         University exams starts

 

 

Students

 

To evaluate students performance

5

November

·         University exams

·         Diwali Vacation

 

 

6

December

·         Start teaching

·         Conducting a educational trip

 

Students

 

 

 

To visit historical places

& to understand importance of it.

7

January

·         N.S.S. Camp

·         Sports week

·         Test seminars in each class

·         Modi script classes

 

 

Students

 

 

 

 

 

Tolearn old script to understand old documents

 

8

February

·         Guest lecture on personality development.

·         Role Play, Model of Fort, Drawing Competition, Quiz, Group Discussion

·         Internal Examination B.A I, II & III year (Term-II) students. As a part of continuous evaluation

Students

 

 

 

To increase awareness about personality development

9

March

·         Revision in each class

·         Practice of solving question papers

·         Send off to B.A III students

·         University exams starts

Students

 

 

 

To evaluate students performance

10

April

·         University exam

Students

To evaluate students performance

 

  Head of Department                                                                                                                       Principal

 

 

 V. G. Shivdare College of Arts, Commerce and Science, Solapur

Academic Calender : Year (2019-20)

Department of History

 

Sr. No.

Month

Activities

Beneficiaries

Remarks If Any (Purpose/Significance)

1

June

·         Meeting for admission process

·         Following the Admission Procedure for B.A I, II & III year Students as per university rule in the College

·         Meeting of time table committee

·         Result analysis of B.A I, II & III year Students

Students

 

 

Institute

Admission of new academic year

 

To evaluate academic performance of college

2

July

·         Start teaching

·         Seminar on new syllabus in each departmental class

 

Students

To upgrade knowledge of students

2

August

·         Inauguration function of literary associations and Abhyas Mandals

·         V.G.Shivdare anna Smruti Samaroh – Blood Donation Camp, Rangoli Competition, Poster Presentation, Quiz ect.

·         Students - parents meeting

Students &Institute

To get feedback and suggestions for improvement of Department

3

September

·         Guest lecture on competitive exams

·         Seminars by students in each classes

·         Internal Examination B.A I, II & III year (Term-I) students

             As a part of continuous evaluation .

Institute, student and staff

 

 

For interaction of knowledge and ideas

 

4

October

·         Revision in each class

·         Practice of solving question papers

·         University exams starts

 

 

Students

 

To evaluate students performance

5

November

·         University exams

·         Diwali Vacation

 

 

6

December

·         Start teaching

·         Conducting a educational trip

 

Students

 

 

 

To visit historical places

& to understand importance of it.

7

January

·         N.S.S. Camp

·         Sports week

·         Test seminars in each class

·         Modi script classes

 

 

Students

 

 

 

 

 

Tolearn old script to understand old documents

 

8

February

·         Guest lecture on personality development.

·         Role Play, Model of Fort, Drawing Competition, Quiz, Group Discussion

·         Internal Examination B.A I, II & III year (Term-II) students. As a part of continuous evaluation

Students

 

 

 

To increase awareness about personality development

9

March

·         Revision in each class

·         Practice of solving question papers

·         Send off to B.A III students

·         University exams starts

Students

 

 

 

To evaluate students performance

10

April

·         University exam

Students

To evaluate students performance

 

 Head of Department                                                                                                                       Principal

 

 

 

V. G. Shivdare College of Arts, Commerce and Science, Solapur

Academic Calender : Year (2020-21)

Department of History

 

Sr. No.

Month

Activities

Beneficiaries

Remarks If Any (Purpose/Significance)

1

August

·         Meeting for admission process

·         Following the Admission Procedure for B.A I, II & III year Students as per university rule in the College

·         Meeting of time table committee

·         Result analysis of B.A I, II & III year Students

Students

 

 

Institute

Admission of new academic year

 

To evaluate academic performance of college

2

September

·         Start teaching

·         Seminar on new syllabus in each departmental class

 

Students

To upgrade knowledge of students

2

October

·         Camp, Rangoli Competition, Poster Presentation, Quiz ect.

·         Students - parents meeting

·         Online Mode

Students &Institute

To get feedback and suggestions for improvement of Department

3

November

·         Guest lecture on competitive exams

·         Seminars by students in each classes

·         Internal Examination B.A I, II & III year (Term-I) students

             As a part of continuous evaluation .

Institute, student and staff

 

 

For interaction of knowledge and ideas

 

4

December

·         Revision in each class

·         Practice of solving question papers

·         University exams starts

 

 

Students

 

To evaluate students performance

5

January

·         University exams

 

 

6

February

·         Start teaching

 

Students

 

 

 

 

7

March

·         Teaching

·         Online Activities- Class Seminars, Group Discussion

Students

 

 

 

 

 

Online Mode

8

April

·         Guest lecture on personality development.

·         Role Play, Model of Fort, Drawing Competition, Quiz, Group Discussion

·         Internal Examination B.A I, II & III year (Term-II) students. As a part of continuous evaluation

Students

 

 

 

To increase awareness about personality development

9

May

·         Revision in each class

·         Practice of solving question papers

·         Send off to B.A III students

·         University exams starts

Students

 

 

 

To evaluate students performance

10

June

·         University exam

Students

To evaluate students performance

 

  

 Head of Department                                                                                                                       Principal

 

 

 

 

V. G. Shivdare College of Arts, Commerce and Science, Solapur

Academic Calender : Year (2021-22)

Department of History

 

Sr. No.

Month

Activities

Beneficiaries

Remarks If Any (Purpose/Significance)

1

August

·         Meeting for admission process

·         Following the Admission Procedure for B.A I, II & III year Students as per university rule in the College

·         Meeting of time table committee

·         Result analysis of B.A I, II & III year Students

Students

 

 

Institute

Admission of new academic year

 

To evaluate academic performance of college

2

September

·         Start teaching

·         Seminar on new syllabus in each departmental class

 

Students

To upgrade knowledge of students

2

October

·         Camp, Rangoli Competition, Poster Presentation, Quiz ect.

·         Students - parents meeting

·         Online Mode

Students &Institute

To get feedback and suggestions for improvement of Department

3

November

·         Guest lecture on competitive exams

·         Seminars by students in each classes

·         Internal Examination B.A I, II & III year (Term-I) students

             As a part of continuous evaluation .

Institute, student and staff

 

 

For interaction of knowledge and ideas

 

4

December

·         Revision in each class

·         Practice of solving question papers

·         University exams starts

 

 

Students

 

To evaluate students performance

5

January

·         University exams

 

 

 

6

February

·         Start teaching

 

Students

 

 

 

 

7

March

·         Teaching

·         Online Activities- Class Seminars, Group Discussion

Students 

 

 

 

 

Online Mode

8

April

·         Guest lecture on personality development.

·         Role Play, Model of Fort, Drawing Competition, Quiz, Group Discussion

·         Internal Examination B.A I, II & III year (Term-II) students. As a part of continuous evaluation

Students

 

 

 

To increase awareness about personality development

9

May

·         Revision in each class

·         Practice of solving question papers

·         Send off to B.A III students

·         University exams starts

Students

 

 

 

To evaluate students performance

10

June

·         University exam

Students

To evaluate students performance

 

  

 Head of Department                                                                                                                       Principal

 

 

 

V. G. Shivdare College of Arts, Commerce and Science, Solapur

Academic Calendar : Year (2022-23)

Department of History

 

Sr. No.

Month

Activities

Beneficiaries

Remarks If Any (Purpose/Significance)

1

August

·         Meeting for admission process

·         Following the Admission Procedure for B.A I, II & III year Students as per university rule in the College

·         Meeting of time table committee

·         Result analysis of B.A I, II & III year Students

Students

 

 

Institute

Admission of new academic year

 

To evaluate academic performance of college

2

September

·         Start teaching

·         Seminar on new syllabus in each departmental class

 

Students

To upgrade knowledge of students

2

October

·         Inauguration function of literary associations and Abhyas Mandals

·         V.G.Shivdare anna Smruti Samaroh – Blood Donation Camp, Rangoli Competition, Poster Presentation, Quiz ect.

·         Students - parents meeting

Students &Institute

To get feedback and suggestions for improvement of Department

3

November

·         Guest lecture on competitive exams

·         Seminars by students in each classes

·         Internal Examination B.A I, II & III year (Term-I) students

             As a part of continuous evaluation .

Institute, student and staff

 

 

For interaction of knowledge and ideas

 

4

December

·         Revision in each class

·         Practice of solving question papers

·         University exams starts

 

 

Students

 

To evaluate students performance

5

January

·         University exams

·         Diwali Vacation

 

 

6

February

·         Start teaching

·         Conducting a educational trip

 

Students

 

 

 

To visit historical places

& to understand importance of it.

7

March

·         N.S.S. Camp

·         Sports week

·         Test seminars in each class

·         Modi script classes

 

 

Students

 

 

 

 

 

Tolearn old script to understand old documents

 

8

April

·         Guest lecture on personality development.

·         Role Play, Model of Fort, Drawing Competition, Quiz, Group Discussion

·         Internal Examination B.A I, II & III year (Term-II) students. As a part of continuous evaluation

Students

 

 

 

To increase awareness about personality development

9

May

·         Revision in each class

·         Practice of solving question papers

·         Send off to B.A III students

·         University exams starts

Students

 

 

 

To evaluate students performance

10

June

·         University exam

Students

To evaluate students performance

 

 

 Head of Department                                                                                                                       Principal

 

 

Collaboration/MOUs

Result

Departmental Results (UG)

Year

Total no. of students appeared

Division

% of Result

Dist.%

I %

II %

III%

Pass%

College Result

2017-18

11

1

6

1

-

-

72.72

2018-19

12

3

7

1

-

-

91.66

2019-20

13

1

8

1

-

-

76.92

2020-21

20

18

2

-

-

-

100

2021-22

15

1

10

-

-

-

73.33

 

 

Placement profile of the History Dept

Sr.No.

Name

Year

post

1

Vanjari Rahul

2010-2011

Press reporter, Solapur University

2

Paul Rohit

2013-2014

High school Teacher

3

Bagawade Snehal

2013-2014

High School Teacher

4

Nadgam Shrikant

2013-2014

Sales Executive Officer

5

Kshirsagar

2014-2015

D.C.C. Bank, Solapur

6

Saravade Pradip

2015-2016

Tailoring Shop

7

Vhankade Ambadas

2015-2016

D-Mart

8

Mashale Salim

2015-2016

Big Bazar

9

Chabukswar Akash Mallikarjun

2015-2016

Military

10

Patil Chaitanya

2015-2016

LIC agent

10

Shaikh Munawar

2016-2017

Worker at N.T.P.C.

11

Bansode Shivaling

2018-2019

Police, Solapur

12

Jadhav Kajal

2021-2022

MSF, Commando Force