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GOVT. POLYTECHNIC, HISAR

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Govt. Polytechnic, Hisar is situated at National Highway - 10 on Delhi-Fazilka road at Hisar. The steel city of Haryana, Hisar is having Chaudhary Charan Singh Haryana Agricultural University, Guru Jambheshwar University of Science And Technology, Central Institute for research on Buffaloes, National Research Centre on Equines, Central Livestock Farm, Central Sheep Breeding Farm, one of the biggest Auto Market of Haryana, Military station, Aviation Club. Agroha, an historical holy place and having Maharaja Aggarsain Institute of Medical Research & Education is situated at 20 Km from Hisar on N.H-10.This institute is one of the most prestigious institute in Haryana. The institute was inaugurated in 1992. It is presently being headed by Sh. N.K. Verma, Principal of the Institue. It is in the western part of Haryana and is well connected by national highway, road and railway network. It is about 170 Kms from Delhi and 230 Kms from Chandigarh. Hisar is connected by road and rail. There is regular bus service from Delhi and Chandigarh to Hisar. The campus is four kms from bus terminal. The institute was established by Haryana Govt. with the assistance of World Bank in the year of 1992. The following sandwich pattern courses each of four years duration were initially offered. First admission was made in the year of 1992 by admitting 15 students each in the following branches.

Industrial Electronics and Instrumentation

2. Plant Maintenance with specialisation in Mech. Engg.

The admissions for the following textile courses were made in the year of 1995.

S.No.	Courses	Intake
1.	Textile Design	15
2.	Textile Processing	15
3.	Textile Technology	30

Since July 1999 all the courses were converted into three years duration with an intake of 40 students in each branch. Later on Industrial Electronics and Instrumentation branch was renamed as Instrumentation and Control Engg. with an intake of 40. With effect from July, 2004 two new Diploma courses namely Computer Engg. and Electronics & Comm. Engg. with intake of 60 each have been started. At present the total strength of the students is 800.

G.P., HISAR OFEERS THE FOLLOWING COURSES

S.NO	NAME	INTAKE
1.	INSTRUMENTATION AND CONTROL	40
2.	MECHANICAL ENGINEERING	120
3.	TEXTILE DESIGN	60
4.	TEXTILE PROCESSING	60
5.	TEXTILE TECHNOLOGY	60
6.	COMPUTER ENGG.	60
7.	ELECTRONICS & COMM. ENGG.	60

GP Hisar is the only institute in Haryana offering courses in Textile Design, Textile Processing and Textile Technology.
The diploma is awarded by State Board of Technical Education, Haryana, Chandigarh.

ELIGIBILITY:

DEPARTMENT OF INSTRUMENTATION & CONTROL ENGG.

The Deptt. Offers 3 years course leading to Diploma in Instrumentation & Control Engg.. The Deptt. aims at providing the students with theoretical & practical base required for operational, maintenance & elementary design aspects of Instrumentation & Control Engg. The Deptt. has fully developed labs like Digital Electronics & Microprocessor Lab, PCB Designing & manufacturing Lab, Electronics Devices & Circuits Lab, Communications Lab, Electrical Engg. Lab, Instrumentation & Process Control Lab, Electrical & Electronics Workshop. The deptt. has 3 well equipped Computer Centres to provide training on latest softwares of their concern to the students of all trades.The diploma holders from this deptt. have found employment in various public & private enterprises & some have become entrepreneurs.

DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

Mechanical Engg. Department has fully equipped thermal Engg., Refrigeration & air conditioning, Material & Metallurgy, Metrology, Material testing Labs. The department has a good Workshop section including machinery, tools like Lathe, Milling machines, Welding shop, Carpentry shop, CNC Lab having vertical milling, CNC Lathe, EDM and Co-ordinate measuring machine. Special attention is being diverted to computer oriented manufacturing and the department has got enough facilities & software to train students on CAD & CAM. The department extends facilities for imparting training to Community Development Scheme (CDC) students in Workshop. The department has recently begged on AICTE project under MODROBS scheme and has been offered 12 lacs rupees for setting up Lab. for process control.

DEPARTMENT OF TEXTILE DESIGN

The department of Textile Design offers a three year course leading to diploma of the State Board of Technical Education, Haryana based on semester system established in 1995 under World Bank Project. The department is well equipped with Weaving Lab., Printing Lab., Knitting Lab., Garment Design Lab. and Textile Testing Lab. Keeping in view the future trends in Textiles, Textile Design course attracts many opportunities in fields of Computer Aided Textile Design & Fashion Technology. To achieve this end the department of Textile Design has introduced courses in AUTO CAD and Textile Related Specialized Software. To complement these courses another course in Garment design spread over two semesters has been introduced. After completing these courses the students acquires the skills & knowledge to be absorbed in computerized Textile Design department, Fashion industry (Garment Export House) or production department in Weaving, Printing & Knitting.

DEPARTMENT OF TEXTILE PROCESSING

The department of Textile Processing Engg. offers three year course leading to Diploma based on semester system. Established in 1995 under World Bank Project, department is fully equipped with Modern Dyeing Lab., Computer Color Matching Lab. & Printing Lab. The Labs have facilities for practicals related to textile wet processing with Beaker Dyeing Machines four bath & 12 bath with microprocessor control, Lab model Jet Dyeing machine, Lab. Package Dyeing Machine, Printing Table, Transfer Printing Machine, jigger Dyeing Machine, Winch Dyeing Machine, Curing & Setting Chamber. Also there is adequate facilities for testing of processed fabric with latest machines like Laundroroter perspirometer, Color matching Cabinet, Light fustness tester & Crockmeter.

DEPARTMENT OF TEXTILE TECHNOLOGY

The department of Textile Technology offers a three years course leading to diploma of the state board of technical Education, Haryana based on semester system established in 1995 under world bank project. The department is equipped with spinning lab, weaving lab, knitting lab and textile testing lab.
Spinning lab consists of sliver-lapper, Comber and Ring-Frame machine. Weaving lab. consists of sectional warping machine, Pirn winding machine, handlooms and various power looms. Knitting lab is equipped with flat bed and circular knitting machines. Also there is adequate facilities for testing of fibres, Yarn and fabric in textile testing lab. The department extends facilities for imparting the training to the students in manufacturing yarn, woven fabric, knitted fabric and testing different properties of fiber, yarn and fiber.

DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER ENGG.

The Deptt. of Computer Enggineering offers Three Years Diploma Course in Computer Engg. . This Department also conducts nos. of short-terms computer courses to generate the revenue. Department has fully equipped eight computer laboratories with 90 nos. high configuration computer systems, laser printers, colour printer, Internet facility. One of these laboratories has adequate facilities for hardware, PCB designing and assembling of computers. The Department has the facilities of Multimedia systems and established Internet Lab.

DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS & COMM. ENGG.

This department offers three years diploma in Electronics and Comm. Engg. awarded ny State Board of Technical Education, Haryana. This department has following fully equipped laboratories with state of the art equipments:-

1. Electronics Devices and Circuits

2. Power Electronics

3. Digital Electronics

4. Consumer Electronics

5. Microprocessors

6. Communication Lab

7. Electronics Workshop

All laboratories are equipped with advanced equipments. Robotics Lab is equipped with SCORA ER-14 (with Robot vision). Electronics Workshop has facilities sufficient to fabricate and assemble PCBs.

DEPARTMENT OF APPLIED SCIENCE

The staff in Applied Science Department imparts instructions in the subjects of communication skills, mathematics, physics and chemistry to the students of various disciplines for the first two semesters. The Department looks after the interests of the students completely in the first year of their studies. The staffs endeavor its best to promote all round development of the students. It takes keen interest in developing their communication skills.Department is having fully equiped Physics and Chemistry Laboratories.

WORKSHOP

The workshop is well-equipped with modern machinery and equipment and has different sections:-

1. Machine Shop Horizontal, Vertical, Universal Milling Machines, Shapers, Slotter, Planner, Gear

Hobbing Machines, Centerless Grinder, Tool & Cutter Grinder

2. Turning Shop Heavy Duty Lathe Machine, Lathe Machine with DRO, Copying Machine, Capstern

& Current Lathe, Radial Drilling Machine, Pedestal Grinder

3. CNC & EDM Shop CNC Trainer Lathe, CNC Lathe Machine, CNC Trainer Mill EDM, EDM Current

4. Welding Shop Arc Welding, TIG, MIG, SPOT, DC, Shearing Machine.

5. Painting Shop Powder Coating Machine, Spray Painting

6. Fitting Shop Drilling Machine, Vices, Power Hacksaw, Circular Saw Machine

7. Foundry shop Power Hacksaw, Pit Furnace, Coupla, Tilting Furnace, Moulding Machine.

8. Carpentry Shop Wood Working Lathe, Planner, Saw Machine

9. Sheet Metal & Smithy furnace, Power hammer, Sheet Cutter

10 Electroplating Shop Rectifier, Buffering Lathe, Electroplating Tank, Hamming Machine

COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CELL

The Ministry of Human Resource Development,. Govt. of India, selected Govt. Polytechnic, Hisar in 1998, as Community Polytechnic. The areas of activities taken under this scheme are:-

1. SOCIO ECONOMIC SURVEY & PLANNING

To identify the needs and job potential in the rural areas.

2. MAN POWER DEVELOPMENT & TRAINING

To train young persons specially rural youth in basic skill.

3. TRANSFER OF TECHNOLOGIES

To improve quality of life in the rural areas.

4. SUPPORT SERVICES

To enterd help priority needs like drinking water, low cost housing etc.

5. TECHNICAL SERVICES

Awareness through services camps.

6. DISSEMINATION OF INFORMATION

For creating awareness on various development schemes and ways for improving quality of life in villages.

The Community Development Cell of this Polytechnic has established 47 extension centers for imparting 6 months training in different trades and has trained 2925 unemployed youths. This training is provided free of cost. At present 320 rural youths are under training in the Institution and eight Extension Centre.

It has provided technical services to about 50 villages through camps.

The technical support services and transfer of technology has also benefited about 60 villages around Hisar through Community Development Centre.

PERSONS WITH DISABILITY SCHEME

In accordance with “National Policy on Eduction – 1986” and “The Persons with Disabilities Act – 1995”, the Ministry of Human Resource Development, Government of India, envisaged a Centrally Sponsored Scheme for upgrading some of the selected polytechjnics to integrate the persons with disabilities in the mainstream of Technical and Vocational Education. Govt. Polytechnic Hisar is one of three Polytechnics selected in Haryana to implement this scheme in 2001-2002. The main components of this scheme are :-

FORMAL PROGRAMMES :-

In this component five students in each branch are admitted in the regular courses being run by the Polytechnic. There is provision of scholarship, travelling allowance, free boarding to the hostellers, book and uniform allowance to the students admitted under this scheme.

NON FORMAL PROGRAMMES:-

In this component short duration skill development courses are run by the Polytechnic to train persons with disabilities so as to make them self dependent to earn their livelihood.

LEARNING RESOURCES UTILIZATION CENTRE

The need for improving the quality and instructional system in the polytechnics to produce high quality technicians matching with the ever changing scenario and the requirements of the industry is undisputed. Accordingly in this Institute, a wing called L.R.U.C. (Learning Resources Utilization Centre) has been set up to make teaching learning process more effective and relevant to technological advancements under the World Bank Project on Development and Management of Technical Education.

This institute has already procured the equipments and materials such as Model, Charts, Slides & Slide Projectors, OHPs, Video Cassettes, TVs, VCRs, VCPs, Data Video Projectors, Digital Camera and using these for making the teaching instructions more effective and practical by providing necessary print and non-print resources to the teachers. This centre has photo printers, comb binding machine, lamination facilities etc.

INDUSTRY INSTITUTE INTERACTION CELL

Industry Institute Interaction Cell was established in this institute in 1992 has an important role to play in promoting interaction with the industries, providing quality education, arranging more employability and need based training to the students and as well staff. I.I.I.Cell has the following objectives: -

OBJECTIVES OF INDUSTRY INSTITUTE INTERACTION

The objectives of this activity are:-

To improve the quality of technical education adequately to meet the needs of the industry and economy. Technical education system should operate at optimum efficiency and deliver quality product to employers.
To enlist participation of industry in Technical Education Programmes, with a view to gain the advantage of cross fertilization of ideas for system improvement.
To optimise the deployment of physical and human resources of institutions and industries in the pursuit of development of technical manpower.
To integrate industrial training and other inputs from the industry with the teaching learning processes so as to develop in the students.

Awareness about the job functions in the industry.
Attitudes to adapt to industrial environment.
Proper practical and relevant knowledge and skills
Capabilities to become self-employed

To acquaint teachers with the: -

o Expectations of industry especially from post liberalization and fast changing.

o Working environment in the industry

o Need for student orientation to industrial disciplines

o On-the-job descriptions of technical persons working at different levels

o Current Industrial practices and their integration in technical education and their implementation aspects.

To acquaint the industry with the existing programmes of technical education and their implementation aspects
To involve the working professionals in teaching and management of institutions.
To offer research, development, consultancy and testing services to solve industrial problems.
To offer growth oriented training Programmes to working personnel from industry.
To assist the industry in the selection of suitable candidates to fill up jobs positions through campus interviews and other selection procedures.
To collaborate with the board of Apprenticeship Training and industry for the training & Placement of Institute pass outs.
To get feed back on institute pass outs from employers and involve them in design and review of curricula.
To share the experience and expertise between institutions and industry for mutual benefit.
To develop good work culture in students.
To organize need based staff development programmes.
To Organize extension lectures by experts from industry.
To promote entrepreneurship in technical institution.

ACTIVITIES UNDER INDUSTRY- INSTITUTE INTERACTION

A wide variety of activities has been taken up in collaboration with industry to improve the quality of pass outs. The scope of the scheme is to promote industry-institute interaction in improving the quality of pass outs. All concerned have freedom to think of additional inputs from industry, relate them to functions of technical education system, ultimate outcomes and system improvement. Some of the major activities in the area of industry-institute interaction are: -

Industrial Training of students and staff

The students are provided training in the industries in the relevant fields and teachers are also exposed to industrial innovatives.

Industrial Visits

The students are exposed to industrial environment, machinery, equipments, manufacturing process and field practices. The minimum two industrial visits are planned in each semester.

Extension Lectures

Various extension and expert lectures are organized in various fields for students.

Project work

All the students have to prepare one major and one minor project and students are preparing the utility items in their workshop practices.

Students Evaluation

The evaluation of students is carried out by associating practising engineers and experts from industry.

Career Guidance and job Placement of students

Industry – Institute Interaction Cell is organizing career opportunities, seminars and conferences.

Entrepreneurship Development

With the industrial globalisation, the enterprises have to be developed by the budding engineers so six week entrepreneurship development programmes are regularly organized in the institute in collaboration with banks and other agencies.

Apprenticeship Training Programmes

There is a great potential of existing statutory provisions under the apprenticeship act for providing industrial exposure and inhand experience. Various seats are provided to the institute by Board of Entrepreneurship Training, Kanpur for Graduate Engineers, Diploma Engineers & I.T.I./Vocational Technicians.

OTHER FACILITIES

The Institution has a practice of preparing a comprehensive annual program of all academic and extra curricular activities right in the beginning of the session. This includes Independence Day, Republic Day Flag Hoisting functions. Paper Reading Contest, Blood Donation Camp, Declamation Contest, Engineering Material/Model Exhibition and conducting of class tests, short educational tours etc.

Hostel and Residential Facilities

The institute has a Hostel for Boys for housing nearly 200 students, providing all modern amenities. Sufficient numbers of residences including guesthouse are also available in the campus.

FURNITURE: -

A sum of Rs. 12 Lakhs (Approximate) has been spent to procure various furniture items including office tables, chairs, lab tables, workbenches, stools, computer tables, chairs, dual desk etc. to cater the needs of various offices, labs, Class rooms, drawing hall & hostel.

Library

The library is well classified and stocked with around fifty-five thousands volumes, 10 journals/magazines and all prominent newspapers are regularly subscribed to supplement the knowledge of the student. It has a approx. 300 sq.mtrs. of built-up area comprising of a reading room with sitting capacity of 100.

The library has a Book Bank, which provide all the students with textbooks for almost all the subjects for complete course duration.

BOOKS: -

A sum of Rs.15 lacs (appr.) has been spent to purchase 9895 books for library. It includes reference books, technical books and magazines. The books are issued to the students and teachers.

VEHICLES: -

The institute has one jeep mainly for arranging training & placement of the students (worth Rs.3.5 lakhs), one 20 seater Swaraj Mazda bus (worth Rs.6 lakhs appr.) and a 15 seater mini bus (worth Rs. 5 lakhs) for the educational tours and industrial visits of students.

Quality objectives:

To enhance the core competence of the faculty and support staff through IEP and STC.
To achieve and sustain reputation in quality.
To produce industry oriented manpower through IAP.
To develop and implement Learning Materials as per the need of industry.
To improve quality on continuous basis through feedback from industry and students.
To motivate students through rewards, periodic personality development & entrepreneurship programmes.
To share the modern and sophisticated equipment of our laboratories and workshops with the industry for their optimum use and providing the students an industrial exposure.
To strengthen the institute and generate resources by conducting CEEP and undertaking testing and consultancy work.
To upgrade and maintain laboratory facilities.
To increase number of placements through campus interviews from reputed companies offering better package.
To generate the feeling of more belongingness for the institute and enhance the ethical status
To reduce the failure and dropout rate.

FACULTY

PRINCIPAL

Name	Designation
Sh. N.K.Verma, M. Tech.(EC & Comm.)	Principal

T.P.O.

Name	Designation
Dr Virender Singh Ahlawat ,(MBA,PhD)	T.P.O.

DEPARTMENT: ELECTRONICS & COMM. ENGG

Name	Designation
Sh. Ram Rakesh, M.Tech.	Sr. Lecturer
Sh. Sanjeev Sheoran, B.Tech.	Lecturer
Sh. Raj Kumar Dass, B.E.	Lecturer

DEPARTMENT: MECHANICAL ENGG.

Sr. No.	Name	Designation
1	Sh. Rajesh Kumar, B.Tech, MBA	HOD
2	Sh. Navjeet Singh Boora, B.E.	Lecturer
3	Sh. Subhash Chander, B.Tech.	Lecturer
4	Sh. Satinder Rohilla, B.Tech.	Lecturer
5	Sh. Jitender Maan , B.Tech.	Lecturer
6	Sh. Pawan, B.Tech.	Lecturer
7	Sh. Sanjay Kumar, B.Tech.	Lecturer

DEPARTMENT: INSTRUMENTATION & CONTROL

Sr. No.	Name	Designation
1	Sh. Jayant Kumar, B.Tech.	Lecturer
2	Sh. Naresh Kumar, B.Tech.	Lecturer
3	Sh. Rajat Kumar, B.Tech., PGDIASD	Lecturer
4	Smt. Roshni Ranga, M.Tech.	Lecturer
5	Sh. Rajeev Kumar, B.Tech.,	Lecturer

DEPARTMENT: TEXTILE TECHNOLOGY

Sr. No.	Name	Designation
1	Sh. Krishan Kumar, B.Tech	Lecturer
2	Sh. Desh Deepak, M.Tech.,PGDCA	Lecturer
3	Sh. Rajesh Kadian, B.Tech, MBA	Lecturer

DEPARTMENT: TEXTILE PROCESSING

Sr. No.	Name	Designation
1	Sh. Rajesh Kalra, B.Tech	Lecturer
2	Sh. Mandeep Nagpal, B.Tech, PGDMM	Lecturer
3	Sh. Ajay Jindal, B.Tech, MBA	Lecturer
4	Smt. Kanak Prabha, B.Tech.	Lecturer

DEPARTMENT :TEXTILE DESIGN

Sr. No.	Name	Designation
1	Sh. Yashwant Singh, B.Tech	Lecturer
2	Sh. Deepak Samariya, B.Tech	Lecturer

DEPARTMENT: APPLIED SCIENCE

Sr. No.	Name	Designation
1	Dr. P K Jakhar, Ph.D.	H.O.D.
2	Sh. Sunil Kumar, M.Sc.(Chemistry)	Sr. Lecturer
3	Sh. Manju Bala, M.Sc.(Physics)	Sr. Lecturer
4	Sh. Jagbir Singh, M.Sc.(Maths)	Lecturer
5	Sh. Anil Nain, M.Sc.(Physics)	Lecturer
6	Sh. Anand Kumar, M.Sc.(Chemistry)	Lecturer
7	Smt. Reetu Singh, MA(English)	Lecturer

DEPARTMENT: COMPUTER ENGG.

Sr. No.	Name	Designation
1	Sh.Brij Mohan , MCA	Sr. Lecturer
2	Sh. Parveen Kumar, MCA,M.Tech,NET	Programmer
3	Sh.Balwan Singh , M.Sc.,M.Tech	Lecturer
4	Sh. Amit Kumar, B.Tech., M.Tech.	Lecturer
5	Sh. Nitin Kumar, B.E. (Computer Engg.)	Lecturer
6	Sh. Kuldeep Singh, MCA,NET	Lecturer

DEPARTMENT: WORKSHOP

Sr. No.	Name	Designation
1	Sh. R.D.Malik, B.E.(Mech. Engg.)	Workshop Supdt.
2	Sh. Vijay Kumar, Diploma in Mech. Engg.	Foreman Instructor
3	Sh. Shamsher Singh, Diploma in Prod. Engg.	Foreman Instructor
4	Sh. Sukhbir Singh, B.E.	Foreman Instructor
5	Sh. Kapil Gupta, Diploma in Mech. Engg.	Foreman Instructor
6	Sh. Raj Kr. Saroya, Diploma	Instructor
7	Sh. Sadan Lal, ITI, CTI	Instructor
8	Sh. Balbir Singh, ITI, CTI	Instructor
9	Sh. Ashok Kumar, ITI	Instructor
10	Sh. Raghubir Singh, Diploma in Mech. Engg.	Instructor