CRITERION IV: INFRASTRUCTURE AND LEARNING RESOURCES

4.1 Physical Facilities

4.1.1 What is the policy of the Institution for creation and enhancement of
infrastructure that facilitate effective teaching and learning?

Our policy is to anticipate future requirement and take necessary steps to create the required
infrastructure to facilitate effective teaching and learning. The Governing Body of the college
facilitates financial assistance or grants to this purpose. Keeping in view the current
dynamics of effective teaching along with demands made by introduction of new courses, the
academic committee in consultation with other college committees routinely makes policies
to update and renovate the existing infrastructure. Its regular monitoring has helped in
optimal usage. The following initiatives have been taken to meet the growing needs of the
college:

Recently 16 Classrooms, Laboratories, New Cyber Centre and Teachers Research

Institute (TRI) Block have been built. A convention centre is also under construction.
Uninterrupted power supply for whole college has been provided by installing a 250 KVA
silent DG set with AMF panel.
Ramps and toilets for visually and differently abled students have been constructed

New Chemistry laboratory-Department of Chemistry in the College has a spacious, and

well-equipped laboratory. Recently, an additional new laboratory equipped with sufficient
facilities along with preparatory, balance, store, filtration and instrument rooms was
inaugurated by Prof. Dinesh Singh, Honorable Vice-Chancellor, University of Delhi.

New Cyber Centre- The cyber centre is a well equipped air conditioned networked LAN
Laboratory which is connected with Delhi University network via optical fiber with a speed
of 40 MBPS. Wi-Fi facility is also available throughout the college premises. The centre is
equipped with the latest computers, software, LCD projectors, printers and a power backup
(UPS) supply making it extremely useful for teachers, students and non-teaching Staff.

New Teachers Cyber Centre- On 31st July 2013 a new Cyber Centre meant only for
teachers was inaugurated by the Prof. Dinesh Singh, Vice Chancellor, University of Delhi. It
provides teachers aid in their research work and access to the the E- resources subscribed by
the university library.

Journalism Lab- The Academic block has a Journalism lab with a state of the art modern
studio with the latest equipment providing opportunity to the students and staff to meet their
incremental needs.
Computer Lab- The first cyber centre was established in the year 2007 with 40 computers
and the college was connected with DU through radio link initially in 2012.

Class Room Projectors- LCD Projectors have been installed in all the classrooms of the
academic block in keeping with new age teaching and learning methodologies using videos
and power point presentations etc.

Well equipped Library- The College has a well-stocked library. The book collection is
divided into three sections, i.e. General, Textbook, and Reference Sections. The library
houses a collection of over 75,000 books on different disciplines that are issued to students to
help them excel in their field of study. The library subscribes to a large number of national
and international journals. Photostat facility and E Resources are also provided in the library.

Sangam Parisar- To promote participation in extra curricular activities along with providing
quality education, the college has an auditorium known as 'Sangam Parisar' for holding
Seminars, Workshops, Lectures, Debates and Cultural activities. Renovation and expansion
of the auditorium along with installation of LCD Projectors is planned for the next academic
session.

4.1.2 Detail of the facilities available for

a) Curricular and co-curricular activities classrooms, technology enabled learning
spaces, seminar halls, tutorial spaces, laboratories, botanical garden, Animal house,
specialized facilities and equipment for teaching, learning and research etc.

Curricular and co-curricular activities: The College has spacious and well lit classrooms
fitted with audio-visual aids to assist the experience of learning.

Facilities/equipment for teaching Laboratories

Overhead Projectors Physics Lab

Slide Projectors Chemistry Lab
Xerox Machines Botany Lab
Computers
Zoology Lab
TeleVision
Audio Players Computer Science Lab
Multimedia Projectors Journalism Lab
Smart Boards Geography Lab
Multimedia CD ROMs
Server Lines
Domain Controller
Internet Server
File Server
Wi-Fi facilities in the college premises
Well equipped library with a collection of
75,000 books on different discipline
Botanical (Herbal) garden
 Science Block: The Science Block comprises of four different science departments with
well equipped laboratories to meet course requirements.

Chemistry lab- Department of Chemistry has two spacious labs with requisite facilities.
Physics lab- Physics Department has well equipped labs. The department has a separate
dark room for conducting practicals and possesses all the equipments required for Laser,
Thermal and Fiber Optics experiments.
Zoology lab- The Department has a laboratory which is well furnished with latest
equipment. The department also has a museum with up-to-date specimens.
Botany lab The Department also maintains a laboratory and a museum which includes a
herbarium. The students routinely go on educational trips in order to collect new
specimens and update the exhaustive herbarium.

b) Extracurricular activities sports, outdoor and indoor games, gymnasium,

auditorium, NSS, NCC, cultural activities, public speaking, communication skills
development, yoga, health and hygiene etc.
Extra- Curricular activities
NCC
The NCC Cadets of Kalindi College are encouraged to participate in various functions and also
trained to co-ordinate and work during disasters.
Sports, Outdoor and Indoor Games
Sufficient space for sports and extracurricular activities is available. The facilities provided by
the college are:
A spacious playground is used for outdoor games like hockey, basketball, handball, badminton,
volleyball and lawn tennis etc. In indoor games there is an approved plan for constructing a
facility for Gymnasium. Sangam Parisar also serves as a multi purpose room which is used for
dance and choreography. Various tournaments are routinely organized in the college with active
engagement of students from all streams.
Plans have been made and submitted to UGC for grant to construct basketball and badminton
courts and a hockey ground to provide better sport facilities to the students. It is also proposed to
provide:
Water arrangement in the play Field
Store for sports equipment
Bus for players
Sports Kit provided to all players taking part in inter-college competitions.
Payment of TA and DA to outstanding players for participation in state, national and
international competitions.
Provision of adequate refreshment and diet for all the players
Cultural Activities- The college organizes various cultural activities, public speaking forums
and lectures on communication skill development. Fitness trainig is provided to the students
through health, hygiene and Yoga classes. The Sangam Parisar and Unmukta Parisar are
 equipped to handle these events. There is also a dedicated room for the practice of dramatics and
music.

4.1.3 How does the institution plan and ensure that the available infrastructure is in line
with its academic growth and is optimally utilized? Give specific examples of the
facilities developed/augmented and the amount spent during the last four years
(Enclose the Master Plan of the Institution / campus and indicate the existing
physical infrastructure and the future planned expansions if any).

The college campus caters to the growing needs of its students and faculty. There is an
optimal utilization of the available infrastructure with class rooms and laboratories being
occupied from early morning to evening for teaching programmes.
Skill development courses, academic functions, national and international
conferences, workshops, cultural programmes and college festivals are routinely held
in the auditorium.
The Seminar Hall is regularly used for conducting seminars and presentations
The college grounds are used for various sports activities.
Campus is also used for various activities organized by NCC, NSS and different
cultural clubs.
In collaboration with different NGOs like Red Cross Society, Utthaan etc. camps and
workshops are organized from time to time.
Class rooms are utilized for Remedial classes and Add-on courses.

Specific examples of the facilities developed/augmented and the amount spent during the last
four years
To meet the increased demand for infrastructure a new Teachers Research Institute
with 16 classrooms to accommodate 700 to 800 students has been constructed. The
project was developed by the PWD with an approximate cost of Rs. 2.5 Crores.
The amphitheatre or Unmukta Parisar has been constructed in the playground by
PWD with a cost of around 11.5 Lakhs to hold various cultural festivals etc.

In future the college is planning the following projects:

Creation of additional classrooms by constructing a new block at an estimated cost of
2.5 Crores with the project to be undertaken by the PWD. This block will have
students common room, conference hall and other class rooms which would be linked
to the old academic block.
Extension of existing Auditorium i.e. Sangam Parisar-This project has been granted to
PWD to execute the work with an estimated cost of Rs. 2.5 crores. This project will
increase the capacity by doubling the existing auditorium. Renovation and expansion
of the auditorium along with the amphitheatre are planned for the next academic
session.
It is proposed to extend the library block at an estimated cost of Rs. 50 Lakhs. The
project shall be given to PWD for execution.
A plan for Girls Hostel has been approved with a sanctioned strength of 216.
4.1.4 How does the institution ensure that the infrastructure facilities meet the
requirements of students with physical disabilities?
To meet the requirement of the physically disabled students, ramp facilities have been
provided in the administrative block, old administrative block, canteen, science block
and library.
There is also provision of free laptops with latest software for the students.
An elevator is also in the pipeline to meet the needs of the differently-abled.
Classes for the differently-abled are scheduled on the ground floor.

4.1.5 Give details on the residential facility and various provisions available within
them:

Hostel facility is in pipeline.

4.1.6 What are the provisions made available to students and staff in terms of health
care on the campus and off the campus?

Medical room with first aid facilities.

There is a doctor Dr. Rajshree Lal in Kalindi College, since 2011, who has been
addressing physical and psychological health of students.
Regular health camps are organized for students and staff.
The college is located very close to B.L. Kapoor Hospital which in case of medical
emergencies can be easily accessed.
In case of emergency the patient is taken to the nearby hospital or the doctor is called
to the college.
Meditation, yoga camps and art of living courses are also organized.
College is planning to set up a gymnasium and yoga centre.
A number of water coolers connected to Aquaguard are available in all the buildings
of the college and in common areas.

4.1.7 Give details of the Common Facilities available on the campus spaces for special
units like IQAC, Grievance Redressal unit, Womens Cell, Counselling and
Career Guidance, Placement Unit, Health Centre, Canteen, recreational spaces
for staff and students, safe drinking water facility, auditorium, etc.

IQAC
It is housed in the Student Council Office of the college. It assures internal quality by
planning for new courses at UG and PG level, introducing more teaching aids to improve the
teaching-learning process and encourage innovative practices, enhancing the infrastructural
facilities in terms of space, equipment, laboratories, libraries etc.

Womens Cell
The counsellor Dr Rajshree Lal is available part time to sensitize the students about issues
related to both mental and physical health.

Counselling and Career Guidance

Career Counselling is provided to the students by carrying out various workshops.
Career counsellors are invited time to time to enlighten the students about various
career prospects.

College Placement Cell

College placement cell actively helps students find successful placements.
Various organisations are invited for on-campus & off-campus placements.

Grievance Redressal Unit

Student grievances are addressed directly or through the students union and speedy redressal
is carried out.

Health Centre
A medical room is there in the college in which basic medical care is provided. The college is
located very close to B.L. Kapoor Hospital which can be easily accessed in case of medical
emergencies.

Canteen
The college canteen provides a warm and friendly environment for the students and staff to
enjoy their food. The canteen is under the guidance of the canteen committee that regulates
the hygiene and quality standards. There is also a Nescafe counter.

4.2 Library as a Learning Resource

4.2.1 Does the library have an Advisory Committee? Specify the composition of such a
committee. What significant initiatives have been implemented by the committee to
render the library, student/user friendly?

Yes the library has a committee named Library Committee. The committee constitutes of
Core committee members including Principal and the librarian in addition to all the Teachers-
In- Charge of departments.

Initiatives have been taken by the Library Committee:

Course-wise budget allocation

Discussions of problems faced by users

General Functioning of the library

Purchase new books and journals

 Reviewing addition and deletion of subscribed journals/magazines list.

Stock verification

Student Feedback

Weeding out of books

4.2.2 Provide details of the following:

Total area of the library (in Sq. Mts.) 671 sqmt

Total seating capacity 60
Working hours (on working days, on holidays, before 9.00 am to 5.00 pm on all
examination days, during examination days, during working days throughout the
vacation). year

Layout of the library (individual reading carrels, lounge Circulation Counter, Stack
area for browsing and relaxed reading, IT zone for accessing Hall, Property Rack, Reading
e-resources) Room, Reference Area,
Newspaper Display Rack,
Periodical Display Rack,

4.2.3 How does the library ensure purchase and use of current titles, print and e-
journals and other reading materials? Specify the amount spent on procuring new
books, journals and e-resources during the last four years.

The Library ensures purchase of current titles by consulting publishers catalogue, publishers
website and teachers recommendations. General book selection committee is formulated for
purchase of General books. The new arrivals in the library are duly displayed and notified on
the display rack and board. The amount spent during the last four years following mentioned
amount on the purchase of

Library 2010-11 2011-12

holdings

Number Total Cost (Rs) Number Total Cost (Rs)

Text books 2130 8,07,511/- 1001 5,19,194/-
and

Reference
Books
Journals/ 63 60,696/- 54 69,473/-
 Periodicals
Newspaper 11 11
e-resources DULS E -- DULS E ---
Resources Resources
Any other 11 2210/- --- ---
(specify)
Music CDs

Library 2012-13 2013-14

holdings

Number Total Cost (Rs) Number Total Cost (Rs)

Text books 1425 7,78,257/- 1059 4,98,973/-
and

Reference
Books
Journals/ 58 90,254/- 55 70,556/-
Periodicals
Newspaper 11 11
e-resources DULS E --- DULS E ---
Resources Resources
Any other 17 3894/- --- ---
(specify)
Music CDs

4.2.4 Provide details on the ICT and other tools deployed to provide

maximum access to the library collection?

OPAC
Electronic Resource Management package for e-journals Nil
Federated searching tools to search articles in multiple As provided by UGC-
Databases INFONET and DULS
i.e. JCCC and Knimbus

Web page linked to

Library Website College website
In-house/remote access to e-publications Nil
Library automation Yes, Library is using
LSEase software
Total number of computers for public access 04
Total numbers of printers for public access `Nil
Internet band width/ speed 2mbps 10 mbps 1 gb 40mbps
 (GB)
Institutional Repository Nil
Content management system for e-learning Nil
Participation in Resource sharing networks/consortia (like DULS
Inflibnet)

4.2.5 Provide details on the following items:

Average number of walk-ins 300/day

* Average number of books issued/returned 400/day
* Ratio of library books to students enrolled ~10
* Average number of books added during last three years 1252 per year
* Average number of login to opac (OPAC) 30
* Average number of login to e-resources --
* Average number of e-resources downloaded/printed 3000 per year
* Number of information literacy trainings organized Nil
* Details of weeding out of books and other materials 715 + 405 = 1120 (715
in 2005 and 405 in 2011)

4.2.6 Give details of the specialized services provided by the library

Manuscripts No
* Reference Yes
* Reprography Yes (Photocopy)
* ILL (Inter Library Loan Service) Access on Request
* Information deployment and notification New Arrivals on Notice
(Information Deployment and Notification) board
* Download Yes
* Printing No
* Reading list/ Bibliography compilation No
* In-house/remote access to e-resources Yes, DULS
* User Orientation and awareness For all students as part
of Orientation
Programme
Department Wise
* Assistance in searching Databases Yes
* INFLIBNET/IUC facilities No

4.2.7 Enumerate on the support provided by the Library staff to the students and
teachers of the college.

The Library staff provides the following support to the students and teachers

help in locating books, journals

provides reference services

 help in display of new arrivals

help in searching database

4.2.8 What are the special facilities offered by the library to the visually/physically
challenged persons? Give details.

The facilities provided to the differently abled persons are

Provide reference service

Audio CDs and Braille books for visually challenged.

4.2.9 Does the library get the feedback from its users? If yes, how is it analysed and used
for improving the library services. (What strategies are deployed by the Library to
collect feedback fromusers? How is the feedback analysed and used for further
improvement of the library services?)

At present, there is no formal method of feedback but it is taken informally through

interaction with students and teachers.

4.3 IT Infrastructure
4.3.1. Give details on the computing facility available (hardware and software) at the
institution.

College has well established IT infrastructure catering to the diverse requirements of students
and staff. College has a fully functional website and the campus is Wi-Fi enabled.

IT Infrastructure of Computer Science Department

The department has three air conditioned networked (LAN) laboratories with all the latest
technology (computers, softwares and printers, with a power backup (UPS) supply) making it
effective for teaching and learning. It is equipped with audio visual teaching aids, including
LCD projectors etc. Students can also have internet connectivity from all the three labs.

Item Make Configuration Qty

Computers
P IV IBM IBM Think center A 50, PIV, 2.8 GHZ, 1024 KB L2 1
Cache/ 256 MB DDR SDRAM/ 1.44 MB
FDD/modem/40 GB IDE HDD/ Win XP Pro/ 10/100
MBPS ENET Card/ DVD CDRW Combo integrated/
IBM Optical mouse/ speakers/ KBRD
Pentium D HCL Intel Pentium D 820 dual core 2.8 GHz, 2X1 MB, 20
L2 Cache and 800 MHz FSB with Intel EM 64 T ,
Intel 945 G Motherboard, !GB DDR2 RAM , 160
GB HDD, 1.44 FDD, 17 Color monitor, 104
 KBRD, Optical Mouse, 6USB, 1 Serial port 12 X
DVD, Windows XP
Intel i3 core HP INTEL core, OS Microsoft Windows8 25

Intel i3 core HCL Infiniti M380 TRU, Intel H61, Intel core I3, ICI3, 25
2100, 3.10GHz, 3M, Dasher Mat X (2X3.5, 2X5.25,
1FDD), 300 W, ATX, 24 PIN, -ES5.0, 24 X, INT,
SATA, DVD WTR, BLK W, 3 BUTN, W/SCROLL,
UTP, USB, BLK& S 7, 104 + 14 BUTN, MM PS/2,
Win 8, Com 1 through paper header, Win 7
professional 320, Mcafee antivirus 1 year , key Act
LIC, None AMC V 7.0 CD REP, 2GB DDR3,
DIMM NECC, 1333 MHZXI, 320 GB SATA 7200
RPM HDDXI
KIT PRLD Win 7 professional (32B) W/DVD
KIT PRLD MCAFEE AV 1 year, Key Act LIC
47 cm HCL LED Wide W/SPKR, TCOS
Intel i5 core HCL Infiniti M375 TRU, Intel Q67, Intel core I5, ICI5, 15
2400, 3.10GHz, 6M, Dasher Mat X (2X3.5, 2X5.25,
1FDD), 300 W, ATX, 24 PIN, -ES5.0, 24 X, INT,
SATA, DVR WTR, BLK W, 3 BUTN, W/SCROLL,
UTP, USB, BLK& S 7, 104 + 14 BUTN, MM PS/2,
Win 8, Not required, win 7 professional 320, Mcafee
antivirus 1 year , key Act LIC, None AMC V 7.0 CD
REP, 2GB DDR3, DIMM NECC, 1333 MHZXI, 320
GB SATA 7200 RPM HDDXI
KIT PRLD Win 7 professional (32B) W/DVD
KIT PRLD MCAFEE AV 1 year, Key Act LIC
47 cm HCL LED Wide W/SPKR, TCOS
Intel i7 core Hp INTEL core i7 with trusted platform module 1.2, OS 3
Microsoft Windows8

Printers
Inkjet HP Colour 2

Dot Matrix Printer 80 Column 2

Inkjet Printer HP HP 3745 1

Laserjet HP 1020 5
 Networking Items
24 Port smart switch DLink DGS-1210-28- Gigabyte , 10/100/1000 MBps, 4SFP 1
24 Port unmanaged DLink DGS-1024D Gigabyte, rack mountable 3
switch
Jack Panel DLink 24 Port cat 6 UTP Jack Panel with cable manager 4
(wire guide)

UPS
10 KVA Uniline 336 V online , 3 In 1 Out UPS with 1
28 Batteries - 26AH, 12 V
3 KVA TATA 8 batteries 26AH/12V 1
Liebert

6 KVA TATA Online UPS with 16 batteries 42AH/12V SMF 1

Liebert

IT Infrastructure of Library

Item Make Configuration Qty

Computer HCL Desktop CPU with Intel Processor Pentium IV 01
630, 3 GHz, 2MB L2 Cache in lieu of Pentium IV
530, Bilingual keyboard with engraved markings
on keys, DDR Ram 1 GB, 400 MHz for PIV/
Athlon, HDD 72 GB 10000 rpm HDD SCSI Ultra
320 DX 6120.

Printer HP Laserjet 6L Pro 01

Barcode Laser Barcode Scanner of symbol company 02

Scanner Model No LS2208 AP with stand

Software LSease (college version ) Libsys Corp.

IT Infrastructure of CyberCentre+ Teachers CyberCentre+ UGC Resource Centre

S.No. Make Configuration Quantity LAN

Connectivity
1 Acer Processor: AMD 80 Yes
Veritron200 Phenom(tm)IIX4 810
RAM:2 GB
HDD:320 GB
CD/DVD: Available
 Monitor Acer 18.5
TFT, Acer
Keyboard, Acer
mouse
2 HP DX2700 Processor: Intel Core 40 Yes
Micro tower 2 Duo
RAM:512MB
HDD:80GB
CD/DVD ROM:
Available
HP 15 TFT, HP
Keyboard & Mouse
3 HP 8300 Processor: Core i5 35 Yes
RAM:2GB
HDD:500GB
CD/DVD ROM:
Available
HP 18.5 TFT, HP
Keyboard, HP mouse
4 HCL INFINITY Processor:Corei5/i7 6 Yes
M A300 RAM:2GB
HDD:320 GB
CD/DVD ROM:
Available
HCL 18.5 TFT, HCL
Keyboard, HCL
mouse

SERVER:

S. No Make& Model Configuration Quantity

1 Acer-AR380
Intel Xeon CPU, 02
E5620 @
2.40 Ghz x 2 Processors,
8 GB RAM (DDR3 2gb
x4),
600 GB
(300 gb x 3 HDD (10K)
Power
Supply-2, Raid card SAS
+
Riser card, SAS Back
 Plain for
HDD.
Monitor Acer 18.5
TFT, Acer
Keyboard, Acer mouse
Networking Equipment:

S.No Make Configuration & Type Quantity

1 D-Link 24 port-Switch 07
2 3 Com 24 port -Switch 01
3 D-Link Web Smart 24 port -Switch 02
4 D-Link Web Smart 06 port-Switch 04
5 Ruckus Zone Director-1100 01
6 Ruckus Bridge 06
7 Ruckus Access Points 12
8 Juniper Router-AUX1100 01

Printer

S.No Make Configuration Quantity

1 HP Laser Jet 1020 Plus 1
2 Samsung ML 2010 5
Software:-

S.No Type Version

1 Operating System Windows 7
Ubuntu 10.04/10.10/10.15/12.04/14.04
Fedora15/16
2 Microsoft Office 2010
3 Mathematica 9
4 Maxima 5.28
5 SPSS 16/22
6 Symantec Antivirus 12.1.1000.157

UPS:

S.No Make Capacity Quantity

1 Numeric 10KVA 3
2 Numeric 2 KVA 2
3 Uniline 10KVA 1

IT Infrastructure of Journalism Department

Item Make Configuration Qty

Computer Apple mac pro two 2.4 GHZ 6- 1
core
xeon/12GB/1TB/radeon
 HD 5770 1GB/SD/Key
board/mouse/(Apple)

Computer HP Intel core-3377 1

3.4GB/8MB
HD4000/4GB DDR-3
1 TB7200/optical
drive/KBRD/21.5
monitor

Printer HP HP laser jet 1

multifunction machine-
(1020 plus)
Software Apple protection
plan
final cut pro

IT Infrastructure of Physics Department

Physics department is well equipped with ten computers and two printers in the department.

Item Make Configuration Qty

Computer Acer Intel core 2 duo 3
Window-7 professional
Computer HCL Intel core 2 duo 5+ 2 [ICRT + ITFT]
Window-7 professional
Computer Lenovo Pentium dual core 2
Window-7 ultimate
Computer Samsung Old computer Not 1
working
Printer HP Hp laser jet p1108 1
Printer HP Hp laser jet 1
M1120MFP
Printer Samsung 3
Software MS OFFICE7
ADOBE PDF
ORIGIN
TURBO C
MATLAB
DEVELOPERS

IT Infrastructure of Botany Department

Item Make Configuration Qty

 Computer HP Intel core 2 duo CPU E7500 1
@ 2.93 GHz
Processor 2.93GHz
RAM 512 Mb
HDD 80Gb
Printer HP HPD-1500 1
Printer HP Laserjet MFP-1136 Hp laser jet M1120MFP 1

IT Infrastructure of Zoology Department

Item Make Configuration Qty

Computer HCL Intel core 2 duo CPU E7500 @ 2.93 GHz 1
Processor 2.93GHz
RAM 2Gb
HDD 160Gb

IT Infrastructure of Chemistry Department

Chemistry department has 3 computers and 3 printers.

Item Make Configuration Qty

Computer HCL Processor-E7500 ,2.93ghZ; 19 TFT(1) & 17 TFT(2) 3
Infosystem Memory- 2 Gb
Ltd. HDD- 160 Gb
Printer HP P.No.- CB537A 3
P.No. -CC365A (2)
Software Microsoft Windows 7 3

IT infrastructure of Accounts Section

Computer Make Configuration Quantity LAN

Connectivity

1. HCL Model:-Infiniti Pro 2 Yes

BL-1280
RAM 2 GB
Processor : Core 2
Duo CPU E 1500
(Intel)
HD : 160 GB
CD ROM
Available
2. ACER Model : Veriton M 2 Yes
200
Processor : AMD
 Phenom (TM)
IIx4810, Processor,
2600 MHZ,
RAM 2 GB DDR 3
HD: 320 GB
CD Rom: Available

3. HP Model: HP Pavilian 1 Yes

P62050ix
RAM : 2 GB
HD : 500 GB
Processor:- Core i3
CD ROM :
Available

Printer Make Configuration Quantity

2 HP Laser Jet 1020 Plus 1
1 Samsung ML 2010 1

Networking Equipment:
S.No Make Configuration Remarks
1 D-Link 24 port Switch

IT Infrastructure of Administrative Office

Computer Make Configuration Quantity LAN
Connectivity
1. HP Model DX2700 2 Yes
Micro tower
RAM:512MB
HDD:80GB
Processor:Intel Core
2 Duo
CD : ROM
Available
2. HCL Model:-Infiniti Pro 2 Yes
BL-1280
RAM 2 GB
Processor : Core 2
Duo CPU E 1500
(Intel)
HD : 160 GB
CD ROM
Available
3. HP Laser Jet 1020 2
Networking Equipment:

S. No Make Configuration Remarks

1 D-Link 24 port Switch

Kalindi College A.O. Room

Computer Make Configuration Quantity LAN

connectivity
1. ACER Model : Veriton M 200 1 Yes
Processor : AMD Phenom (tm)
IIx4810, Processor, 2600 MHZ,
RAM 2 GB DDR 3
HD: 320 GB
CD Rom: Available

2. HP Model: HP Pavilian P62050ix 1 Yes

RAM : 2 GB
HD : 500GB
Processor: Intel Core i3
CD ROM : Available
3. HCL Model:-Infiniti Pro BL-1280 2 Yes
RAM 2 GB
Processor : Core 2 Duo CPU E
1500 (Intel)
HD : 160 GB
CD ROM Available
4. HP Laser Jet M 1005 MJP 3
Laser Jet 1020 Plus
LaserJet Pro M1213nf mfp

Networking Equipment:

S.No Make Configuration Remarks

1 D-Link 8 port Switch
2 Sterlite 4 Port Adsl Router

Details of Laptops provided by Delhi University for Teachers

Teaching
S. Make& Model Configuration Total No.
No
 1 HP Probook-445 Processor: AMD A10 5750M with Radeon(TM) 24
HD Graphics X4
RAM:8GBDDR3
HDD:500GB
CD/DVD ROM: Not Available
2 HP Probook 4430s Processor: Intel Core(TM) i5-2450M 25
CPU@2.5GHz
RAM:4GB
HD:500 GB
CD/DVD: Available

Details of Laptops provided by Delhi University for Students

S. No Make& Model Configuration Total No.

Laptops
1 Lenovo Thinkpad-X131e Processor: AMD E1-1200 APU with 03
Radeon(TM) HD Graphics 1.40Ghz
RAM:4GB
HDD:320GB
CD/DVD: Not available
2 HP Probook 445 Processor:AMD A6-5350M APU with 1458
Radeon(TM) HD GraphicsX2
RAM:8GB
HDD:320GB
CD/DVD: Not available

Computer- student ratio (4199/1676) = 2.5

Stand alone facility
LAN facility Switches:-6 unmanaged,2 Managed,2 Web
smart switch

Wifi facility Switches:-4 web smart Switch

Zone Director:1
AP:12
Bridge:6

Licensed software LSease (college version ) Libsys Corp.

Number of nodes/ computers with internet All computers in campus have internet facility.
facility

4.3.2 Detail on the computer and internet facility made available to the faculty and
students on the campus and off-campus?
 Computer and internet facilities is made available on campus to the faculty and both on
and off campus to the students. Over 1000 laptops have been provided to the students
(Make HP, Model Probook 445G1, 8 GB RAM/ AMD Elite A65350M 2.9 GH
processor, specs: Ubuntu 12/).

4.3.3 What are the institutional plans and strategies for deploying and upgrading the IT
infrastructure and associated facilities?

The college has a common computing facility such as Cyber Center for students and
Research Center for teachers. Routine upgradation of IT as required the departments
and requirements of the curriculum. The campus is WiFi enabled with state of the art
IT facilities. A well equipped journalism lab is present with multimedia facilities and
the Department of Mathematics has proposed to develop a computer lab for its
students.

4.3.4 Provide details on the provision made in the annual budget for procurement,
upgradation, deployment and maintenance of the computers and their accessories
in the institution (Year wise for last four years)

S.No. Year Department QTY Amount of

Expenditure incurred
(in Rs.)
2010-11 Computer Science Maintenance 26,830/-
charges

2011-12 Computer Science Maintenance 23,000/-

charges

2012-13 Computer Science Maintenance 15,730/-

Charges

2013-14 Computer Science Maintenance 14,180/-

charges

Purchasing
14,41,909/-
i3 25

i5 15
 Networking 1,15,554/-

2013-14 Computer Science Purchasing 12,27,785/-

i3 25

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4.3.5 How does the institution facilitate extensive use of ICT resources including
development and use of computer-aided teaching/ learning materials by its staff
and students?

The College has a sufficient number of computers, printers, scanners and LCD
Projectors which the staff can utilize to prepare their course material/lectures and
students can use to access various resources online.

4.3.6 Elaborate giving suitable examples on how the learning activities and technologies
deployed (access to on-line teaching - learning resources, independent learning,
ICT enabled classrooms/learning spaces etc.) by the institution place the student
at the centre of teaching-learning process and render the role of a facilitator for
the teacher.

All the classrooms are fully equipped with projectors and the campus is WiFi enabled.
Teachers conduct their classes on projector using power point presentations and online
demos. In addition to this, the college has two Cyber Centres having a total of 155
computers. Of these one is dedicated to enable research and access online resources by
college staff. A fully functional college website is also maintained by the college for
the relevant information.

4.3.7 Does the Institution avail of the National Knowledge Network connectivity directly
or through the affiliating university? If so, what are the services availed of?

Yes, the college avails the National Knowledge Network connectivity through Delhi
University. The services that are being availed using NKN backbone are:
Delhi University WAN
College LAN
UGC Infonet
Resource sharing services of DU library systems
Internet connectivity through Fibre optics with the speed of 40 Mbps