LEGACY OF FOUR DECADES

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1 LEGACY OF FOUR Kothrud, Pune, India B. Tech. (Polymer Engineering)

2 GOOD ENGINEERS INSPIRE THEMSELVES GREAT ENGINEERS ENLIGHTEN OTHERS Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech.) Polymer Engineering

3 MIT-WPU is a Flagship University of 4 Decade Young MAEER s MIT Group of Institutions, Pune MAEER s MIT Group of Institutions, Pune, Best Known as MIT Pune, is synonymous for Engineering Education especially for it s Foundation Campus of Kothrud, Pune. Today, MAEER s MIT Group of Institutions caters to KG to PG education for it s bright Students in Engineering, Management, Pharmacy, Health Sciences (Medical), Art and Design, Humanities, Social Sciences, Human Rights and Peace Education, Politics and Governance Studies, School Education and Polytechnic.

4 MIT-WPU Tagline Technology, Research, Social Innovation and Partnerships Nurture the ability in students to apply scientific knowledge for the well-being of the world Foster the spirit of scientific inquiry in students, to push the envelope of human knowledge and wisdom Inspire students to come up with groundbreaking solutions for our world family Partner with all individuals and organizations who can help students realize their fullest potential

5 Core thought of MIT WPU Union of Science and Spirituality alone will bring Harmony and Peace to Humanity - Swami Vivekananda Since 1983, MIT Pune, is driven by Universal Values, Ethos, Culture and Traditions for the well-being of the Global Society at large

6 What We Think and What We Do Even the best education without values and ethics is not just meaningless but, in fact, it is dangerous We at MIT World Peace University (MIT-WPU), give you the worlds most advanced & uniquely defined opportunitybased professional education for your deserved success and also make you contribute to the global sustainable peace for the ultimate community of humanity all at the same time!

7 MIT-WPU Delivery Individual Achievement Social Enhancement National Rejuvenation Universal Influence

8 MIT-WPU Knowledge Cycle Quality Focus on Input - Process - Output Research, Development and Publications - 25% Contribution Knowledge Generation Quality Focus on Input - Process - Output Academic Delivery - 50% Contribution Knowledge Dissemination MIT-WPU Knowledge Cycle Knowledge Application Quality Focus on Input - Process Output Consultancy, Training, Allied Services - 25 Contribution

9 More Focus on Output than Input Outcome Based Education Personality Development Through World Peace Method More Focus on Learning Student Centric Approach Problem / Project based Learning / Experiential Learning / Case Studies Constructivist Pedagogy based on Active Learning International Exposure / Internship / Project Making Truly Global and Social Professionals

10 Value Added Certifications World Peace & Philosophy Industry Internship International Modular Course Social Internship Yoga/ Sports

11 Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech.) POLYMER ENGINEERING Best Undergraduate Programme in Polymer Engineering

12 About Department A unique full time 4 years course with 60 intake was unheard of in India in the early 1980 s. The course came into existence in 1983 due the visionary foresight of Prof.(Dr.) Vishwanath D. Karad. The first curriculum was designed with inputs from stalwarts like Dr. R. A. Mashelkar, Dr. V. M. Nadkarni, Dr. S. C. Potnis. Prof. M. V. Joshi was the first Head of Department. He brought in with him more than 30 long years of experience in academics.

13 Objectives of the Programme Provide world-class undergraduate engineering curriculum comprising of foundation, core, electives, and unique courses related to World Peace along with live projects Prepare and equip students for taking-up challenges in Polymer and Allied areas with sound industry exposure Transform the students to become globally competent professionals through international training/internship Nurture the creativity and inculcate entrepreneurial skills among the students

14 Polymer Engineering Program Basic Sciences Mathematics Physics Chemistry Polymer Science and Engineering Polymer Engineering Chemical Engineering Mechanical Engineering

15 What do Polymer Engineers do? Develop tailor-made polymeric materials for various applications Design, develop and up-grade the products, systems and processes related to various aspects of life Provide sustainable solutions to the problems of society within the constraints of economy and environment At MIT WPU, we develop Polymer Engineers with sound human values and sense of world citizenship

16 Need for Polymer Engineers: Past and Present Scenario Global consumption of polymer and allied materials is about 300 million tons with an annual growth rate of 7% Present Indian market size is about 1000 MT. Market size in next five years will rise to about 3000MT.

17 Industry Institute Interaction Industry collaborated projects Industrial visits Every semester students visit various industries Invited lectures by Experts : Career guidance, Recent trends in Polymer and Allied fields, Lectures supplementary to curriculum MoUs DSM Engg. Plastics, Compuplast Inc., AIMPA, IPUA Support for Department s Annual Event.

18 How will this program be taught? Duration Four Years, Full Time Program Pattern Trimester pattern Twelve Terms Credit System Choice based Credit Systems 175+ Credits

19 Tracks: Polymer Material Science and Manufacturing Technology Polymer Rheology and Processing Tool and Product Design and Simulation

20 *Consent acquisition in process Expert Faculty* Dr. Devang Khakhar Director IIT Mumbai Dr. S. Bose Dept. of Material Science IISc, Bangalore Dr. Vikas Nadkarni Managing Director TCSPL, Pune Dr. Rajiv S. Basargekar Technical Director APPL Industries, Pune Dr. Ashish Lele, Chief Scientist NCL, Pune Dr.Nandika D Souza Professor and Head NTU, USA Dr. Yogesh Joshi Professor, IIT Kanpur Dr. Premnath Director Venture Centre, NCL, Pune Dr. Guruswamy Principal Scientist NCL, Pune Dr. Umaskhankar Patro Dept. of Material Science DIAT, Pune Dr. D.D. Kale Consultant, Mumbai Dr. M.A. Shenoy Consultant, Mumbai Mr. Amit Pendse Managing Director Electronica, Pune Mr. Vikram Makar Managing Director Oriental Rubber Ind., Pune Mr. Vijay Kudchadkar Director Compuplast Inc, Canada

21 *Consent acquisition in process Advisory Council* Dr. R.A. Mashelkar Former DG-CSIR, Delhi National University Professor Dr. S. Sivaram Former Director-NCL, Pune Dr. B.D. Kulkarni Distinguished Scientist NCL, Pune Dr. Ashish Lele Chief Scientist, NCL, Pune Mr. Vikram Makar Managing Director, Oriental Rubber Ind. Pune Dr. Sabu Thomas Professor M.G. University, Kottayam Dr. Prakash Trivedi Polymer SBU Gharda Chemicals, Mumbai Mr. Sudhir Pitre Director-Technical Garware Bestretch Ltd., Pune Mr. Hemant Minocha Managing Director Rajiv Plastics Ltd., Mumbai Mr. Devang Zhaveri Managing Director Shubhada Polymers, Mumbai Dr. Babu Padmanabhan Managing Director, Steer India Ltd., Bangalore Mr. Rajendra Joshi Application Development Manager DSM Engineering Plastics, Pune

22 *Consent acquisition in process Advisory Council* Dr. Vikas M. Nadkarni Managing Director TCSPL, Pune Prof. Jayesh Bellare Professor, IITB, Mumbai Prof. Yogesh Joshi Professor, IIT Kanpur Shanti Swaroop Bhatnagar Award Dr. Rajiv S. Basargekar Technical Director APPL Industries, Pune Mrs. Shilpa Kotwal Consultant, Pune Mrs. Deepali Kelekar Asia Pacific Manager Lyondellbasell, Mumbai Mr. Jayant Dhobley Vice President Amcor, Singapore Mr. Govind Khetan, Managing Director, Kraton Polymers, Mumbai

23 Distinguished Alumni Prof. Yogesh Joshi Professor, IIT Kanpur Shanti Swaroop Bhatnagar Award Dr. Nandika D Souza Professor, North Texas University Dr. Sachin Jain Director SKYi Composites, Pune Dr. Prahsant Rajan Assistant Professor Iowa State University Dr. AsmitaKhanolkar Manager Manufacturing Engg and Operations, CeQurCorp. Woman of the year Award, 2017, Indian-American community Dr. Sunil Karad Executive Director MIT, Group of Institution, Pune Mr. Vikram Wani IRS, Govt. of India Mr. Jayant Dhobley Vice President (Strategy) Amcor, Singapore

24 Assessment A blend of periodic written assessment and continuous assessment will be used for better engagement of student and effective evaluation. End Semester Examt Continuous Assessment 50% 50% Choice Based Credit System Experiential Learning

25 Major Industry Interactions

26 *Consent acquisition in process Campus Placements

27 Departmental Activities

28 Campus life

29 *Consent acquisition in process Programme Intake, Eligibility, Selection Criteria Intake Details Eligibility Selection Criteria 60 Four Year Twelve Trimester Program with Choice Based Credit System Candidate should have passed in Science from any statutory board with a minimum of 50% marks in total as well as in PCM. Valid Score in Entrance Examinations conducted by competent authorities Student can appear for entrance examination conducted by MIT WPU As per Reservation Policy norms of Government

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