About the Department
The Department of Physics was established in 1971 and offers UG Program in Physics. The
department has a well-equipped laboratory with adequate instruments for the regular Practical
sessions. The department has experienced faculty who publish their scholarly research in
reputed Journals. The department has maintained an enriched departmental library with
Textbooks, Reference books and Magazines. The faculty of the department has designed a
Practical Handbook useful for students as well as teachers. It contains detailed instructions for
the practical in Physics. The faculty of the department has also written a textbook that is
prescribed for S.Y. BSc. By the affiliating university. The faculty is keen on motivating and
guiding the students of the department to write research articles and present them in seminars
/conferences.
Features of the Department
- Highly qualified faculty with diverse research interests
- A well-equipped laboratory to conduct experiments in Physics
- Enriched departmental library
- Practical Handbook designed by the faculty
- Motivating students for future research through Research Paper writing and presentation
of the paper.
- Availing participation of the students in Avishkar and INNOFEST competitions
- Availing participation of the students in co-curricular and extra-curricular activities
Name of the programme |
Programme Outcomes(POs), Programme Specific Outcomes(PSOs),Course Outcomes(COs) |
B. Sc |
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F.Y. B.Sc Physics
Semester – I
Paper No. |
Course Code |
Name of the Course |
I |
PHY 111 |
Mechanics and Properties of matter |
II |
PHY 112 |
Physics principle and applications |
III |
PHY 113 |
Physics Practical |
Semester – II
Paper No. |
Course Code |
Name of the Course |
I |
PHY 121 |
Heat and Thermodynamics |
II |
PHY 122 |
Electricity and Magnetism |
III |
PHY 123 |
Physics Practical |
S.Y. B.Sc Physics
Semester – III
Paper No. |
Course Code |
Name of the Course |
I |
PHY 231 |
Mathematical methods in Physics I |
II |
PHY 232 |
Electronics I |
III |
PHY 233 |
Physics practical |
Semester – IV
Paper No. |
Course Code |
Name of the Course |
I |
PHY 241 |
Oscillations wave and sound |
II |
PHY 242 |
Optics |
III |
PHY 243 |
Physics practical |
T.Y. B.Sc Physics
Semester – V
Paper No. |
Course Code |
Name of the Course |
I |
PHY 351 |
Mathematical methods in Physics II |
II |
PHY 352 |
Electrodynamics |
III |
PHY 353 |
Classical Mechanics |
IV |
PHY 354 |
Atomic and molecular Physics |
V |
PHY 355 |
Computational Physics |
VI |
PHY 356 B |
Elements of materials science |
VII |
PHY 3510 I |
Energy studies |
VIII |
PHY 3511L |
Physics of workshop skill |
IX |
PHY 357 |
Physics Lab I |
X |
PHY 358 |
Physics Lab II |
XI |
PHY 359 |
Physics Lab III Project |
Semester – VI
Paper No. |
Course Code |
Name of the Course |
I |
PHY 361 |
Solid state Physics |
II |
PHY 362 |
Quantum mechanics |
III |
PHY 363 |
Thermodynamics and statistical mechanics |
IV |
PHY 364 |
Nuclear Physics |
V |
PHY 365 A |
Electronics II |
VI |
PHY 366 S |
Lasers |
VII |
PHY 3610 X |
Solar PV system ,installation ,repairing and
maintenanceI |
VIII |
PHY 3611 AC |
Radiation Physics |
IX |
PHY 367 |
Physics Lab I |
X |
PHY 378 |
Physics Lab II |
XI |
PHY 389 |
Physics Lab III |
Result (T. Y. B.Sc Physics)
Year |
No. of student appeared |
No. of student passed |
Percentage |
2017-18 |
12 |
07 |
58.33% |
2018-19 |
16 |
12 |
75% |
2019-20 |
19 |
19 |
95% |
2020-21 |
22 |
21 |
95.5% |
2021-22 |
13 |
07 |
54% |
Toppers |
Year |
Rank |
Name of the Student |
2017-18 |
1 |
Patil Kalyani Arjun |
2 |
Patil Vaishnavi Rajendra/td>
|
3 |
Kotkar Bhagyashri Hari |
2018-19 |
1 |
Nimrah Khan Iftekhar Khan |
2 |
An Layba Firdous |
3 |
Khairnar Smita Sanjay |
2019-20 |
1 |
Shewale Tejswini |
2 |
Kannor Shraddha Ambadas |
3 |
Ghumare Yogita.
Chipa Priyanka. |
2020-21 |
1 |
Nazmeen Ezaz Ahmad |
2 |
Ansari Aaisha |
3 |
Nikam Vaishali |
2021-22 |
1 |
Gangurde Vishval Rajendra |
2 |
Momin Marrium |
3 |
Najm-E-Yashfeen |
Teaching Faculty
Sr. No. |
Photo |
Name of the Faculty |
Date of Joining |
Designation |
Qualification |
Teaching Experience |
Link |
1 |
![](images/Mr.J.P.Dixit.png) |
Mr. J. P. Dixit |
05.10.1990 |
Associate
Professor
and Head |
M. Sc |
32 Years |
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2 |
![](images/2. Dr. K.S. Thakare.png) |
Dr. K. S. Thakare |
04.09.1991 |
Associate Professor |
M. Sc, Ph. D. |
31 Years |
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3 |
![](images/3. Smt. M.S. Sonwane.png) |
Smt. M. S.
Sonawane |
04.09.1991 |
Assistant Professor |
M. Sc. |
31 Years |
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1. Research Guides:
Sr. No. |
Name of the Guide |
University |
No. of students registered |
Year of recognition |
1 |
Dr. R. N. Shelar |
S.P.P. University, Pune |
02 |
2018 |
2. Research Project Completed:
Sr. No. |
Name of the Faculty |
Title of the Project |
Funding Agency |
Amount Sanctioned |
Year of Award |
1 |
Miss. Salunke Vaishali Tanaji |
Preparation & characterization
of Doped Undoped synthesized
ZnO Thick Films as Gas
Sensors |
UGC
Sanctioned on
08/01/2016 |
4,70000/- |
2017-18 |
3. Research Papers:
Sr. No. |
Name of the Faculty |
Number of research Publication |
Number of UGC-CARE Listed /Scopus/WOS Publication |
1 |
Dr. K. S. Thakare |
05 |
01 |
2 |
Prof. J. P. Dixit |
05 |
- |
3 |
Smt. M. S. Sonawane |
05 |
01 |
Title of the Best Practices:
NGPE: National Graduate Physics Examination.
Objectives of the Practice:
- 1. Students can apply online on indapt.org as well as through centre.
- 2. Fully voluntary examination in stress free environment.
- 3. It provides individual’s own assessment at all India level.
- 4. Carry away the question paper part A, part B and part C.
- 5. Last year Question paper & its solution for every centre registered for NGPE.
The Practice:
NGPE examination is conducted by Indian Association of Physics Teachers every year in the
month of January throughout India from Kashmir to Kanyakumari and Kachchh to Kohima at
about 270 centres for Graduate students studying Physics.
Outcomes:
This examination provides an opportunity to an individual Physics student to Sharpen his/her hold on
the subject & to assess the name at all India level.
Name of the Alumni |
Designation |
Place |
Contact No. |
Year of Passing |
Desale Priyanka Madhukar |
Research Associate |
Mahatma Gandhi Mission, N- 6, CIDCO, Aurangabad |
2017-18 |
Wagh Yamini Pradip |
Assistant Professor |
SNJB’s KKHA Arts SMGL Com.
And SPHJ Sci. College,
Chandwad |
2017-18 |
Saima Nafees Akhalaque Ah. |
Design Engineer |
ASML Company, Netherland |
+41786288220 |
2005-06 |
Bachhav
Yogeshwari
Dinkar |
Research Student |
MSG College ,Malegaon Camp |
9175980546 |
2011-12 |
Dingar Mansi Sanjay |
Branch Relationship Associate |
A Calibehr Business Support
Services,Pvt.Ltd. Nashik |
9637710470 |
2019-20 |
Kannor Shraddha Ambadas |
Assistant Professor |
Mahatma Phule Krishi
Vidyapith, Rahuri,
Agriculture
Politechnic,Kashti
(Malegaon) |
9307645281 |
2019-20 |
Wagh Pooja Nanaji |
Phlebotomist |
HLL Life Limited |
7499020043 |
2019-20 |
Khairnar Ashwini
Popat |
Intern |
Decimal Point Analytics
Private Limited |
9518597488 |
2020-21 |
Name of the faculty |
Class |
SEM |
Topic Taught |
E-Content Link |
Smt. M.S. Sonawane |
F.Y.B.Sc. |
II |
Fundamentals Of Thermodynamics |
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Smt. M.S. Sonawane |
F.Y.B.Sc. |
II |
Applied Thermodynamics |
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Smt. M.S. Sonawane |
F.Y.B.Sc. |
II |
Heat Transfer
Mechanisms |
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Smt. M.S. Sonawane |
F.Y.B.Sc. |
II |
Thermometry |
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Smt. M.S. Sonawane |
T.Y.B.Sc |
II |
Introduction To
Lasers |
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Smt. M.S.
Sonawane |
T.Y.B.Sc |
II |
Laser Actions |
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Smt. M.S. Sonawane |
T.Y.B.Sc. |
II |
Laser Oscillator |
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Smt. M.S. Sonawane |
T.Y.B.Sc. |
II |
Laser Output |
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Smt. M.S. Sonawane |
T.Y.B.Sc. |
II |
Characteristics Of
Lasers |
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Smt. M.S. Sonawane |
T.Y.B.Sc. |
II |
Types Of Lasers |
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Smt. M.S. Sonawane |
T.Y.B.Sc. |
II |
Kinetic Theory |
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Smt. M.S. Sonawane |
T.Y.B.Sc. |
II |
Maxwell
Relations And
Applications |
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Smt. M.S. Sonawane |
T.Y.B.Sc. |
II |
Elementary
Concept |
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Smt. M.S. Sonawane |
T.Y.B.Sc. |
II |
Elementary
Concept Of
Statistics |
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J. P. Dixit |
S Y B Sc |
II |
PRACTICAL |
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J. P. Dixit |
T Y B Sc |
II |
Nuclear Physics
PPT |
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SWOC
Strengths
- A well-furnished and well-equipped laboratory
- Adequate instruments and Software tools for regular Practical.
- The Physics Practical Handbook has been prepared by the faculty
- Authored textbook for S. Y. B. Sc. Physics students.
- Research papers published regularly in National and International Journals.
- Research papers presented regularly at National and International
Conferences.
- Organized National/International conferences.
- Involvement of the faculty in various academic bodies of the college and
university.
Weakness
- No collaboration with research institutions.
Opportunities
- Undertake minor/major research projects funded by various agencies..
- The department can play an important role for popularization & development of
Nonconventional energy sources.
Challenges
- Provide job oriented programmes and campus placements.
- To full fill the need of industry by updating curriculum..
Future Plans
- Industry-based field project for T.Y.B.Sc. students
- MoUs with industries for training and placement.
- Collaborations, Linkages and MoUs with reputed institutions, industries,
and research laboratories for research work.
- Increasing ICT facilities and enrichment of E-content on subject-related
topics.
- Development of more research facilities for project-based related
characterization.
- Organization of Seminars/Workshops/Conferences related to advances in
nanotechnology.
- Submission of proposals for Minor/Major research projects to various
funding agencies.
- Hands-on training workshop on advanced hardware and software tools.
- Publication of research papers in reputed UGC-listed journals.
- Organization of placement camp and internship
- Coordination and monitoring of Atal Tinkering Laboratories work of various
schools in Nashik city.