University Edn, R & D, Consultancy,Project, Quality Control, FVP

RESUME

*. Name : PROFESSOR (DR).SATI PRASANNA DASTHAKUR

School Education Dakshin Chatra 24 Pgs, WB. Higher Education & Research from Jadavpur University BSc ( Hons), MSc,Doctorate in Chemistry [DPhil (Sc)], Post Doctoral Research Associate (RA), Training Professional Courses & Training in

Foods (Fruits & Vegetable Processing Technology) (FVP Tech), Instrumentation Techniques (PAU), Public Analyst (Ministry

of Health, FTBE-JU), Computer ( UGC sponsored DU Computer Centre), Computer & software [National Informatics

Centres (NIC), Planning Commission, GOI, ND) UGC Research Scholar, University Research Fellow, DPI Scholar,

FIC (Elected), Represented Employers in Executive University Council, Senate Court, Boards, Management,Finance

Committee S & T Councils, Invitations from UNESCO Paris, Queen Elizabeth conference Hall UK, London, visit to (CTEVT)

Nepal.

2. Address I : Prof. Dr. S.P.Dasthakur, J 2- Kailash Colony. 1st Floor, New Delhi 110048. India

Ph. 91-114*******, 91-971*******, 91-965*******,

email:************@*****.***, ***********@*****.*** drsatiprasanna2012

Male, Indian Nationality, Date of Birth 3rd January 1949

3. Positions (Executive Summary):

Professor, Director General (Academic Affairs, Research & Development) & Adviser, Mewar University (Chittorgarh,

Rajasthan), Adviser (Resource Generation) in Indian Institute of Information Technology (IIIT, Allahabad); Joint Secretary

(senior most) in the UGC, New Delhi; Adviser (Research Development Industry Interaction, RDII) in AICTE,New Delhi;

Director (Research Development Industry Interaction, RDII) in AICTE,,New Delhi; Deputy Secretary, UGC, New Delhi;

Education Officer, UGC, New Delhi; Research Associate (Post Doctoral) in ICAR sponsored program of the Ministry of

Agriculture, Government of India at Department of Food Technology & Biochemical Engg, Jadavpur University, Calcutta;

Doctoral (DPhil0 Degree in Science with UGC Research Scholar and University Research Fellow in the Department of

Chemistry, Chemical Engg Building, Jadavpur University; Senior Research Analyst in FTBE- JU, Research Analyst in FTBE-

JU; Consulting Manager in Singh Hindustan Marine Private Limited, Calcutta; Consultant in Chemo Trade, Calcutta;

Production Manager-cum-Chief Chemist in Chemo Trade, Calcutta. Served for other Industries namely Fruitsworth

Industries Private Limited, Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose, Calcutta; Seltek India Limited,, Dalhousie, Calcutta; Mida &

Company Private Limited, Biplabi Rashbehari Bose Road, Calcutta; Dawsen, Calcutta; Tims India Limited, Calcutta.

• Positions & Employment Details:

Professor, Director General (Academic Affairs, Research & Development) and Adviser, Mewar University,

Rajasthan (28th August 2012 – 11th June 2013).

Adviser (Resource Generation), Indian Institute of Information Technology (IIIT), Jhalwa, Deoghat, Allahabad,

Uttar Pradesh 211012 ( 2009-2010). Salary INRs 68000/- per month per month plus fully furnished duplex residential

accommodation (E 7, IIITA campus) with huge space, lawn, garden, electricity, car, travel, water, cable, internet

connections, computers (in house and office with all facilities/accessories) newspapers, magazines, telephones (two),

mobile phone, other fringe benefits etc as per prevailing system in the Institute.

Joint Secretary (senior most), University Grants Commission (UGC), New Delhi (12th June, 1997 – 31st January.

2009). JS (ET), JS [SAP ( CAS/DSA/DRS) & COSIST], JS (IUC) ( Inter University Centres) (NAAC, CEC, NSC,

INLBNET,IUCAA, Cyclotron Centre), JS(NET/SLET), JS (MC), JS (ACS), JS (SA), JS (SR), JS (WS, ACE, PE, UGC-

UNDP, NFE), JS (SC/ST), JS (Sports, Book Writing),, JS (Information & Statistics), Administrator-in-Charge ( UGC

Regional offices of 35 Feroze Shah Road, NET/SLET Regional office at Dhaula Quan and Pune) . Scale of pay of

INRs.374**-***** + 8700 Pay Band (Basic fixed for INRs 55550/-) including residential accommodation, GPF, gratuity,

leave encashment, travel allowances, general insurance, medical and other benefits as per norms of GOI to a very

senior level regular, full time permanent position of Joint Secretary, UGC.

Adviser (Research Development Industry Interaction, RDII All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE New

Delhi (14th August 1996 to 12th May 1997). Scale of Pay of INRs 5100-6300 (revised to INRs 16400 to 20000 and fixed

in the scale for INRs16850) w.e.f 01.01.1996.

Director (RDII), All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) New Delhi (13th May 1994 to 14th August 1996).

Scale of Pay Rs.4500-5700 ( pre-revised) as per GOI Rule.

Deputy Secretary, University Grants Commission (UGC), New Delhi (12 May 1992 – 12 May 1994 & 13 May 1997 –

11 Jun 1997). DS (SAP) (CAS/DSA/DRS) & COSIST), DS (UGC Subject Panels), Coordinator { 27 CDC}, DS(SR) as

Deputy Secretary, Divisional Head. Scale of Pay Rs.3700-4500 (pre-revised) with Govt residential accommodation,

allowances, facilities as per status of the post in the UGC and GOI Rules.

Education Officer, University Grants Commission (UGC), New Delhi 110002 (4 Aug 1986 – 11 May 1992). EO

(COSIST), EO (State Univ), EO (SAP), EO (Subject Panel), EO (SR) and officer in Charge. Scale of Pay Rs.1200-1600

(pre-revised) plus allowances as per norms of the UGC/GOI;

Research Associate (Post Doctoral), Indian Council for Agricultural Research (ICAR), Ministry of Food & Agriculture,

Government of India sponsored research program in the Department of Food Technology & Biochemical Engineering,

Jadavpur University, Calcutta (10th December 1982 to 12th August 1986) ICAR remuneration INRs Rs.1800/-per month

with house rent.

Doctoral Degree Research Degree DPhil (Science) from Jadavpur University (JU) Calcutta 700032 ( 1st February

1973 – 7th September 1977)

UGC Research Scholar ( UGC JRF) - Dept of Chemistry, Chemical Engg Building, Jadavpur University (JU), Calcutta

700032 (1st February 1973 – 31st July 1973). UGC Scholarship Rs.250 per month.

University Research Fellow (Researcher) - Dept of Chemistry, Chemical Engg Building, Jadavpur University (JU),

Calcutta (1st August 1973 – 7th September 1977) ;

Senior Research Analyst - Department of Food Technology & Biochemical Engineering, Jadavpur University (JU),

Calcutta - ( 12 September 1973- 9th December1982). Salary .INRs 850/- per month + allowances;

Research Analyst - Department of Food Technology & Biochemical Engineering, Jadavpur University (JU), Calcutta

( 5th April 1971-11th September 1973. . Salary .INRs 650/- per month + allowances;

Consulting Manager - Singh Hindustan Marine Private Limited, Mominpur Calcutta ( June1983 - Aug 1985).

Remuneration INRs Rs.2500 per meeting for at least 4 meetings per month;

Production Manager- Cum- Chief Chemist and Consultant, Chemo Trade, Calcutta, July 1971–Feb1973.

Remuneration Rs.1000 per meeting.;

Industrial Support Services to

i. Fruitsworth Private Limited,Netaji Subhash Bose Road, Calcutta,

ii. Mida & Company Pvt Limited, Biplabi Rash Behari Road, Calcutta,

iii. Seltech India, Calcutta ( for a very short while) ..

4. Qualifications:

1. 1973- 77 - The Degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Science D.Phil. (Science) was awarded by His Excellency, Dr.

Tribhuvan Narayan Singhji, Governor of West Bengal and the Hon’ble Chancellor, Jadavpur University, in 1978. The

Thesis entitled “Studies on the determination and separation of Vanadium and Cerium - Gravimetry and

Spectrophotometry” for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy (D.Phil ) in Science was submitted to Jadavpur University

(JU), Calcutta 700032. India, in 1977. The subject area was Chemistry – Analytical Chemistry. Coordination Chemistry,

Development of New Methods, Techniques with Applications etc.

2. 1982-1986 - Research Associate (Post Doctoral) under sponsorship of Indian Council for Agricultural Research

(ICAR), Ministry of Agriculture, Government of Indian in the Department of Food Technology & Biochemical Engg

(FTBE), Jadavpur University, Calcutta since 10 Dec 1982 – 13 August 1986. Areas - Teaching, Research, Trace and

ultra-trace elemental techniques; toxic, heavy metals, hazardous elements and contaminants; Quality Control Analysis

(QCA); Food Science & Technology – Fruits & Vegetable Processing Technology (FVP). Industrial Consultanc y and

services etc..

3. 1970-1972 - Degree of Master in Science - MSc (Specialization in Inorganic Chemistry) 1972 -. Area - Inorganic,

Organic, Physical Chemistry, Jadavpur University Calcutta 700032, India since April 1971 – Jan 1972.

4. 1966-1969 - .Degree of Bachelor of Science with Honours in Chemistry - BSc (Honours in Chemistry) 1969.

Physics, Chemistry. Maths English, General Education, Jadavpur University. India, April 1966 – June 1969

5. 1958-1966 - Higher Secondary Examination (HSE) 1966 - Physics, Chemistry, Maths, Bengali, English - Dakshin

Chatra Higher Secondary (Multipurpose) School, West Bengal Board of Higher Secondary Education. 24 Parganas.

WB. India.

6. 1981- Public Analyst - Orientation Training Course held during 7th December 1981 to 26th December 1981 under

joint auspices of Ministry of Health, Govt of India (GOI) and Department of Food Technology & Bio-Chemical Engg,

Jadavpur University Calcutta.

7. 1982 - Fruits & Vegetable Technology – FVTech held in Central Food Technological Research Institute (CFTRI),

Mysore, Karnataka from 19 July 1982 to 27 August 1982.

8. 1983 - Summer Institute Course on Instrumentation Techniques for Agricultural Scientists, organized by Department

of Electrical Engineering, College of Agricultural Engineering Punjab Agricultural University, Ludhiana under

sponsorship of the Indian Council for Agricultural Research (ICAR) from 13 June 1983 to 02 July 1983..

9. 1986 - Elected FIC(I) Fellow of the Institution of Chemists ( India), founded in 1927, Medical College, Kolkata on

28th January 1986. Area -Food Science & Technology, Chemical Sciences.

10. 1988 - Computer training & learning Course, organised by Delhi University, Computer Centre, under sponsorship

of the UGC, held in 1988.

11. 1990 – A course on Personal Computer : DOS & related softwares for the period June 11 -15, 1990, prescribed by

National Informatics Centre (NIC), Planning Commission, Government of India (GOI) at CGO Complex, Lodi Road,

New Delhi.

Completed and availed

Summer Institute Training course

Orientation Course

DPI Scholar at UG and PG level

UGC Scholarship

University Research fellowship

Thesis Examiner

Observer, Faculty recruitment

Co- Chairman, Technical Session

International presentation, Visits, Recognitions.

Yezdi Industrial Best Award

Visited large number of Universities, Institutions, Departments, Centres, Units, State Government Institutions,

Regional Engineering Colleges, Government Departments, Industries etc

Distinctions, Awards, Fellowships:

• International visits on Invitation for presentation of papers in the World Congress of Engineering Educators and

Industry Leaders in UNESCO, Paris, France in 1996

• Visit on invitation of the British Council to make presentation in the Queen Elizabeth Conference Centre, London

UK under 1996 Technology Transfer Innovation.

• Visit to Council of Technical Education and Vocational Training (CTEVT), Kathmandu, Nepal for Human Resource

Training Agreement with Technical Teachers Training Institute (TTTI), Madras in favour of the All India Council for

Technical Education.

• 1980 Best Award Yezdi for excellence of a research paper publis as the valuable contributions in the interest of

development and growth of the Industry was awarded by All India Food Preserves Association.

• Post Doctoral (Research Associate), Indian Council for Agricultural Research ((ICAR), Ministry of Agriculture,

Government of India at Department of Food Technology & Biochemical Engineering, Jadavpur University, Calcutta.

• Thesis Examiner, M.Tech, Delhi Institute of Technology, New Delhi

• Elected Fellow, Institution of Chemists (India) Medical College, founded in 1927, Calcutta on 28 Jan, 1986.

• Co-Chairman, Technical Session II, Central Tech, National Conference at IICB, Calcutta,21st January, 1994

• “Single Star and Two Stars” Certificates from the Ministry of Education, Government of India

5. International Invitations, Visits, Presentation, Recognitions

1. On the invitation of the Secretariat of the 1996 UNESCO World Congress of Engineering Educators and Industry

Leaders, held on 2- 5 July 1996 at Paris, a paper entitled “Match of frequency for symbiosis of higher & technical

institutions, industry and R & D organizations for Industry Institute partnership in Indian environment” was presented in

the office of the UNESCO, Paris, France.

2. The aforesaid paper so presented was published under the UNESCO program in big volume in the form of a

proceedings and all the copies of the number of volumes of the Congress proceedings were supplied to me free of any

cost with no other charges. The Confederation of Indian Industries (CII) used the paper presented at the conference

UNESCO-Paris in July 1996 as a Background Paper for the Theme of the Technical Conference/Meeting on the Vision

2010.

3. On the invitation of the First Secretary, 1. British Council, a paper entitled “India’s emergence as a global

technology provider” was presented on 1-3 July 1996 in the Queen Elizabeth-II Conference Hall, organized by

Teaching Company Directorate on Technology Transfer Innovation (TTI ‘ 96) at London, UK.

4. On behalf of All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE), I visited Council for Technical Education &

Vocational Training (CTEVT ) in Nepal at Kathmandu for signing an Agreement between Technical Teachers Training

Institute (TTTI), Madras & the CTEVT, Nepal in 1996.

5. Special invitation on behalf of Confederation of Indian Industries (CII). India was received on the Visit of Baroness

Helena Kennedy QC, Chair, British Council and Chancellor, Oxford Brookes University who had to speak on “ A

changing Britain” on March 26,1999 in CII Head Quarters, New Delhi, India.

6. Paris Rouxhet, Le Prorectuer, University Cathlique de Louvain (UCL) Loovain-le-venva invited me to the university

in Brussels to give series of lectures.

7. G Ourisson had desired my present in France in connection with the visit to Paris for detailed conversation.

8. France Gross, Secretariat Perpetual, Academy des Sciences, Institute of France, 23 quai-de-conti.75006 Paris

desired to meet me in Paris.

9. Dr.Peter Stossel desired to visit the Ecole Polytechnic federal Zurich, Swiss Federal Institute of Tech. Zurich.

10. Prof. Janez Levec, Ljubljana, Sloventa requested for a visit in Slovania.

11. A laba che-comlier of Ecole Nationale Superieure de- chimic de Lolle was organizing visit for their Institution.

12. Dhaka Community Trust and School of Environmental Studies, Jadavpur University had invited at Dhaka,

Bangladesh for attending a conference on “ Arsenic pollution of ground water in Bangladesh – cause, effect and

remedy “ during 8-12 February,1997

6. Memberships, Organsational Representations Etc:

I was nominated as employer representatives in University Council, Senate, Court, Member, State Council of Science,

Technology and Environment, Government of Manipur, Manipur; Member, Industrial Liaison Board, Andhra Pradesh,

Hyderabad ; Member, Board of Governors (BOG), Board of Management (BOM), Board of Research (BOR), Board of

Industry Interaction (BOII), Research Degree Committee (RDC;). invited Member, Department of Electronics (DOE) and in

Avionics, Institute of Technology, Chennai; Member, UGC Representative, Ministry of Environment & Forest, Govt. of India,

New Delhi; Coordinator & Member Secretary (AIEEE) to conduct examinations in Medical, Pharmacy, Dental, E & T as

imposed to the UGC by the Hon’ble Supreme Court, Government of India; Chairman, Chairman in Committees, UGC

Observer in Teachers Recruitments, Member Secretary [XI Plan Visiting Committees], Secretary, Standing Committees of

SAP, COSIST, Innovative programs & Emerging areas in Humanities and Social Science, Sciences, Engineering &

Technology; Member Secretary & Coordinator in 27 Subject Panels and CDC, Member Secretary on International

Presentations of Research Papers Selection Committee, Building Committee etc as could be evident from the list provided.

1. Member, Senate / Court, Jadavpur University, State University, Calcutta

2. Member, General Council, Banasthali University, deemed University, Banasthali, Rajasthan

3. Member, State Council of Science, Technology and Environment, Govt. of Manipur, Manipur

4. Member, Industrial Liaison Board, Andhra Pradesh, Hyderabad

5. Member, Board of Governor,

• Regional Engineering College (REC) Rourkela,

• Regional Engineering College (REC) Calicut,

• Regional Engineering College (REC), Durgapur,

• Regional Engineering College (REC), Jalandhar (B R Ambedkar)),

• Regional Institute of Technology (RIT), Jamshedpur

6. Member Secretary, XI Plan Visiting Committees in

• Dr. Babasaheb Technological University (Maharashtra),

• R.T.M.Nagpur University (Maharashtra),

• Purvanchal University (Jaunpur, UP),

• Bundelkhand University (Jhansi, UP)

7. Invited Member, Department of Electronics (DOE) and UGC sponsored program on Avionics, Institute of Technology,

Chennai

8. Member, UGC Representative, Ministry of Environment & Forest, Govt. of India, New Delhi.

9. Member Secretary, Chemistry Panel, UGC, New Delhi

10. Secretary, Standing Committees of SAP, COSIST, Innovative programs & Emerging areas in

i. Humanities and Social Sciences

ii. Sciences, Engineering & Technology

11. Secretary (former), Board of Research (BOR), AICTE, New Delhi

12. Secretary (former), Board of Industry Institute Partnership (IIPP), AICTE, Del

13. Coordinator(former), Subject Panels of Experts, UGC, New Delhi

14. Member Secretary, Social Sciences Panel (former) UGC.

15. Convener & UGC representative of the MHRD constituted Committee on Higher Education Statistics. Report of the

Committee was submitted to the MHRD on October 2006.

16. Coordinator-in-Charge, Member Secretary, All India National Level Joint Entrance Examination (AIJEE) for entrance

admission of students in

Medical,

Dental

Pharmacy

Engineering & Technology,

for the State of Tamil Nadu to satisfy the Order of the Hon’ble Supreme Court of India . This kind of entrance examination at

All India Level was conducted for the first time in the history of the UGC since its inception.

17. Member Secretary, UGC - National Education Test (NET) and State Level Education Test (SLET) in 65 centres.

18. UGC Observers, Selection Committee, Career Advancement teachers in Universities

19. Member, Inquiry Committee, Consortium for Educational Communication (CEC), N.Delhi

20. Member, Department of Space, Government. of India, New Delhi

21. Member, Technical Education & Training (TET), Confederation of Indian Industry (CII), N.Delhi.

22. Coordinating on behalf of the UGC and for the purpose of the Ministry HRD for preparing a vital document regarding

status of vacant positions in Universities to satisfy the need of the Standing Committee of the Parliament.

23. UGC representative, National Minority Commission.

24. Member of Review Committee, constituted by the Department of Secondary and Higher Education, MHRD for

revamping the existing system of Collection of educational materials UGC Representative & Convener of Sub-

Committee on Educational Statistics.

25. Member, Finance Committee, Indian Council for Agricultural Research

26. Member, Finance Committee, Pravara Medical University

27. Member, Board of Management / Council. Media Centres and Inter University Centers as Bureau Head of UGC-Inter

University and Mass Communication Centre

28. Member, Building Committee, Nuclear Science Centre, New Delhi

29. Member, Selection Committee Consortium for Educational Communication (CEC), N.Delhi

30. Member, Expert Visiting Committee on utilisation of grants, Western Regional Science Instrumentation Centre (WRSIC),

Mumbai

31. UGC Representative, Task force on Information Technology, Ministry of Human Resource Development (MHRD), Govt.

of India, New Delhi.

32. Coordinator / Convener, Group Monitoring Assessment & Review Committees Meetings (UGC/ AICTE).

33. Member/ Member Secretary, Indian Institute of Information Technology (IIIT), Allahabad on

i. Norms on Conference/ Seminar/ Workshop,

ii. Brain Storming Session,

iii. Open Seminar Term Paper Examination for PhD

34. Member- Research Degree Committee, Indian Institute of Information Technology (IIIT), Jhalwa, Deoghat, Allahabad

211012, Uttar Pradesh. India.

35. Nodal Officer Indian Institute of Information Technology (IIIT), Jhalwa, Deoghat, Allahabad 211012, UP, India.

7. Educational Events, Contributions, Facts and Figures :

1. For the first time in the history of the UGC, New Delhi, on the decision of the Hon’ble Supreme Court,

Government of India, New Delhi for organizing All India Entrance Examination for the concerned Universities in the

State of Tamil Nadu by the University Grants Commission (UGC), this senior level Joint Secretary, Bureau Head and

Administrative-in-charge of NET/SLET Office conducted All India Joint Entrance Examination (AIJEE) at national

level in 67 identified centres all over India for students aspiring for admissions into Engineering and Technology,

Medical, Dental, Pharmacy subjects within the prescribed schedule of the entrance examinations providing merit list for

selection and admission recruitment according to the subject disciplines in the concerned University. This success was

of the highest order within the limited time frame and limited uses of human resources, administrative and management

support. Practically, all the UGC identified NET Centres (around 67) under direct control and supervision all over India

were brought as Admission Examination Test Centres. Every confidentially in all aspects of the enrolment, examinations

for fulfilling admission requirements were undertaken with self generated innovative ideas, techniques and strict

confidentialities in such a high risk involved controversial examination matter already facing hue and cry in the light of

the Supreme Court Order. Moreover, the medical, engineering & technology admissions were very special and cost

effective being high in demand. Preparing question papers in all fields by highly dignified experts of integrity and

eminence in their fields of interests were really challenging tasks and were very crucial. The tasks of distributing the

huge volume in bulk of the entire examination materials on the prescribed dates of the examinations schedule in all

those selected centres all over India were really tremendous and gigantic work, specially keeping in view of the

geographical placements and conditions of the various University / Institutions all over the states in the country, The

infrastructure and facilities support to conduct such a daunting tasks without any preparation whatsoever came

practically as a bolt from the blue and in fact made me heart shivering for undertaking such a daring daunting task with

earnest request of the Chairman, UGC even at the cost of the service and family at high risk from all angles to save the

UGC and the Nation from such a distress. The Honorable Supreme Court already issued stricture for the resultant

delay earlier by the UGC in supplying the required information to the Court in regard to conduct of the examination for

enrollment, admission in those Universities in the State and this had created a serious concern to the Chairman, UGC.

However, the success story of great satisfaction with a systematic conduct of examination really provided sufficient

relief.

2. National and State Level Eligibility Tests (NET/SLET) in 76 subject disciplines including Humanities,

Social Sciences, Art and Culture, Geography, Mathematical Sciences, Physical Sciences, Chemical Sciences, Animal

Sciences, Biological Sciences, Geological and Earth Sciences, Sports Sciences, Engineering and Technology,

Biotechnology, Management etc were organized and conducted in 67 centers in Indian University Education system

all over India twice in a year with all measures on enrollment management, strategic development plan to attract and

enroll and essential recruit of the number of aspiring applicants and pool of quality students that meet the university's

goals and objectives to invariably strengthen Indian University Education and Research by playing a vital role by the

Universities as the prominent player in the top tier of national education system in universities. The office of the Joint

Secretary (NET/ SLET) and JS (SA) (Selection and Awards, Bureau Head and Administrator in Charge in addition to

Delhi NET Office, Pune Office), headed by the undersigned officer, was to act as the major action player in this

important activities of the UGC in human resource development vis-a-vis nation building. All these examinations were

conducted with strategic planning by applications and adoption of new technology with the consent of the Chairman,

UGC on all matters in confidence. All matters starting from advertisement in inviting applications to the declaration of

results followed by marks and grading system, as the case may be, on merit according to the Institutions or otherwise

as per the purpose of the examinations, were excellently organized and finalized with credit using very limited human

resources but with huge cooperation of the experts in all those fields of academic and research interests. All criteria of

enrolment, admission, registration, paper settings, choice/ selection of examination, enrolment, tests centres,

selections of examiners and observers, paper scrutinizers, reviewer in line with the policy framework or with adoption

of new system, procedure and technology and well defined policy frame work were creditably completed. Results were

declared well in time. All essential measures were taken to communicate the candidates applied for appearing in the

examinations in all fields of interests with their essential information including name, address, date of birth, roll number,

scanned authenticated signatures with affixed photographs, identity cards well in advance intimating test date schedule

time table . Arrangement of their stay, preparation of question papers, paper checking, use of question banks,

circulation of question papers ready for use, final paper settings for the vast Indian continent in East, West, South,

North and Hilly areas of the North East of the country were arranged administratively.

3. Use of New Techniques in Admission and Examination Techniques: The ICR (Intelligent Character

Reader/Recognition) and OMR (Optical Magnetic Reader) techniques with essential manual system were applied in

conducting the pre- and post examinations for both NET and AIJEE. With the adoption of this new technology, the NET

was conducted in 76 subject disciplines in 67 university centres selected from all over the country having totally

complex and heterogeneous environment. This attempt was made by making uses of very limited human resources

especially for the pre- examination part. The entire techniques applied with more authenticity and confidence were

appreciated by the Education Community and the students participated in the examinations. More over it was free from

all sorts of mal practices and irregularities. This was really a good contribution from the part of Higher Education of the

country and the same new techniques were followed and applied by Universities/ Institutions in the State under State

Level Examination Test (SLET) and in other universities too. The admission test has adopted issuing admit cards with

the photograph, signature, choice of centre, choice of candidate’s subjects and roll numbers accordingly for

Examination Centre. The entire syllabi, education materials and sets of question papers in all such subjects were

accordingly restructured, redesigned for quite a good number of applicants. The examination nationally was completed

and results were declared within a very short time and the objectives of the Hon’ble Supreme Court were fulfilled. This

assignment was a challenge and was given to the undersigned by the UGC, Chairman for completing the time bound

assignments on war footing

4. Within 10 months, 3 National Education Tests (NET) for eligibility of students appearing or appeared

Master’s degree qualifications for Junior Research Fellowship (JRF) and Lectureship and one All India Joint Entrance

Examination (AIJEE) for admission of students in Medical, Pharmacy, Engineering, Technology and related areas) were

organised with essential, management and control of four admissions, enrolment, registrations, examinations. About

250000 (two and half lakh) students participated in all these four examinations.

5. In the position of Adviser (Resource Generation) in the Indian Institute of Information Technology (IIIT),

Allahabad, an established Centre for Excellence In IT by the Government of India and a University established under

section 3 of the UGC Act 1956, offered to me with completion of long 39 years of service since (1971-2009) in

University (1971-1986), Industry and Apex Higher & Technical Education Body UGC (1986-2009) & AICTE (1994-1997)

in different capacities, sufficient contributions within the limited time period of 1 years of services were made in

streamlining of all matters of academic affairs, specially research functions on promotion, development, research pursuit

of excellence, students’ research career growth, research policies, planning, examination-interview, selections, scrutiny,

admission, enrolment

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