Ness Wadia College Of Commerce In Pune
About College:-
The background of the Ness Wadia College of Commerce can be traced back to June 1959 when the first Pre-degree Commerce class was started under the auspices of the Modern Education Society. The class then used to be held in the adjacent building of the Nowrosjee Wadia College of Arts and Science. In the years that followed the endeavor met with an increasingly enthusiastic response from the student community and soon a need to establish a full-fledged commerce college was keenly felt.
In 1969, the Commerce wing, thus, came to be established as an independent college of commerce, named after Sir Ness Wadia, (1873-1952), the renowned industrialist and philanthropist of his times. The Modern Education Society is deeply indebted to Sir Ness as well as his brother Sir Cusrow for their unstinting support to its endeavor. The College moved into its present premises with a building of its own in 1971.The College was inaugurated on 15th July 1969, by Dr. H. V. Pataskar, the then Vice-chancellor of the University of Pune. It moved into its present premises with a building of its own in 1971.
It came to be headed by the late Dr. B. S. Bhanage, one of the leading scholars of his times who later became the Vice-chancellor of Shivaji University. He was followed in 1972 by Professor V. K. Nulkar who retired in 1991. Professor Dr. H. M. Shaikh took over charge of the College from Principal Nulkar and remained Principal of the College till February 2000 when he retired. Dr. Ms. V. S. Devdhar took over as Principal in Feb 2000 on Principal Shaikh’s retirement. After her retirement in June 2009 Dr. H. V. Deosthali worked as Acting Principal till Dr. M. M. Andar took over on his retirement in January 2010.
MISSION:-
To impart to the rising generation, commerce and business education of high academic, professional and ethical standards, capable of developing their overall personality in the service of the Indian nation and the world at large by such means as are upright and most conducive to the attainment of this objective.
VISION:-
The members of the teaching and non-teaching staff of the Ness Wadia College of Commerce visualize four prime areas of their activity in years to come and wish to concentrate all their efforts in undertaking activities in these areas to the best of their ability. As such they earnestly want to Learning & Research:
Be an excellent center of learning in varied branches of knowledge, particularly business studies, respected highly the world over,
Make continuous efforts to impart to students, knowledge and skills that are relevant to the demands of the changing times,
Keep the doors of the college open for academic collaboration with the world renowned institutions of learning,
Encourage the faculty to be constantly on the look-out for and to adopt newer and more innovative methods of teaching that will cater to the needs of both average and academically bright students,
Be an organization that recognizes research as one of its prime areas of activity and creates a milieu that is conducive to research,
Students as the focal point:
Regard students as the exclusive focal point of all their activities and effort, and adopt policies that effectively meet the needs of all kinds of students as ideal members of the learning community,
Welcome on the campus student population from all communities and from any region of the world, desirous of pursuing its academic aspirations,
Be ever enterprising in their efforts to make newer career opportunities embracing all walks of life available to its student community
Create on the campus a milieu wherein the captains of industry and other sectors feel welcome and disposed to utilize the talent of their students
Adopt measures that urge the staff to undertake not only the curricular but co-and extra-curricular activities including personal counselling as well with a view to shaping the student’s overall personality,
Administration, resource management and scope of operations:
Be an organization that is transparent in its operations and respectful to the country’s legal framework,
Adopt a decision making process that is consultative and transparent and is well-communicated to all the stake-holders (students, parents, staff, public authorities, industries) in its operations,
Adopt measures that facilitate autonomy in education
Create a working environment, in which its staff feels their needs are recognized and their contribution is valued and rewarded,
Strive to be financially resourceful through upright means,
Recruit the staff within the framework of existing rules and regulations and in the best interest of the student community,
Strive to create a leadership at each level of administration that is responsible, upright, pragmatic and respected by one and all
Extension and social responsibility:
Respect in the process of imparting knowledge the secular ethos and principle of justice and equity enshrined in the country’s constitution,
Be an acknowledged contributor to the well-being of the society in general and the eastern parts of Pune in particular,
Be respectful and sympathetic in their operations toward the concerns of environment on and off campus.
FACULTY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME:-
The objective of the practice is to encourage the teachers in commerce colleges to cultivate the habit of research and enable them to present their research conclusions before the fellow teacher community. The Bhanage Memorial Seminar is an annual event and is organized in rotation by each department. The topic of the seminar is connected with the subjects taught under the department. At the end the papers presented are published in the form of a booklet.
A very difficult challenge in organizing a seminar like this is to ensure the availability of enough papers to be presented. The seminar date has to be decided well in advance so that the participants get enough time to prepare the paper. The faculty members therefore sound well in advance their colleagues in other colleges about the theme of the seminar. These are only some of the minor problems. The college has successfully got over these hurdles and been conducting the seminar over the last 14 years.
The practice consists of organizing a seminar for the teachers in the commerce colleges in Pune and its surroundings. The seminar is hosted by the various college departments in rotation and the theme of the seminar is related to the subjects taught under the hosting department. The college has nine departments thus requiring each department to organize the seminar once in nine years. The seminar has three sessions-inaugural, main and valedictory- presided over by experienced teachers or scholars or business professionals who make their comments at the end of the sessions on papers presented. The seminar is inaugurated at the hands of a well-known scholar or a person of eminence in the field of industry and commerce who delivers the key-note address. A small number of academically good students are invited to the seminar. The papers presented at the seminar are published in due course in the form of a compiled volume Bizz-Ness, (ISSN 2277-4823), is an annual peer reviewed journal which aims at honing the research skills among the teaching community.
LIBRARY:-
The College library is well equipped with a large number of text books, reference books, periodicals, journals and newspapers. The number of books in the library is at present, about 53,000 books (excluding discarded and lost books). The Library receives 103 periodicals. It subscribes to Indian and foreign periodicals in specialized areas. Library is a member of N-List Programme of UGC, INFLIBNET Centre Ahmedabad. The college Library also subscribes to e-journals like Journal of Entrepreneurship, Journal of Foreign Trade, Journal of Commerce and Management Thought, Dalal Street, Economic and Political Weekly.
ACADEMIC AND PERSONAL COUNSELLING CELL (APCC):-Mission Statement:-
The purpose of the APCC is to help students meet the challenges of campus and personal life, to help them identify personal, academic and career goals using different techniques and skills. The service is available to both students and faculty.
Counselling facilitates guidance in the domain of Academics:
Language and Communication
Poor Attitude/ Motivation
Career:
Choice and Goal setting
Personal and social development:
Poor Social Skills
Management of Emotions (especially Anger )
Lack of Self-Esteem
Adjustment to Loss and Abandonment
The APCC works at both individual and group level through individual counselling sessions and interactive workshops.
Workshops and presentations are available in the following skills
Study Skills
Stress Management
Test Anxiety
Time Management
Procrastination
Suicide Prevention
Self-assessment for Careers
Cultural diversity
College Success Strategies
Substance Abuse
Relationship Building
Problem Solving
Coping with loss
Jealousy
Self-esteem Building
Assertiveness
Counselling Services Hours:
Days: Monday, Wednesday and Friday
Timing: 9:00 am to 2:00 p.m.
Counselling Faculty: Rebecca D’Souza, Clinical Psychologist
Counseling services are available to all students and staff of Ness Wadia College of Commerce
INDIAN STUDENTS > OTHER THAN NESS WADIAN STUDENTS > XI
XI - Students of the College hail from all the States in India and many foreign Countries. Admissions are granted to the students passing various examinations from Secondary Schools and Indian Universities and Foreign Universities. Students can secure admission to the Junior College and the Degree College Class after their eligibility to the course is confirmed by the appropriate authority. While securing admission the following documents have to be presented to the College Office along with the admission form (to be obtained from website)) and the necessary fees.
(a) Statement of Marks.
(b) School Leaving Certificate.
(c) Transference Certificate / Migration Certificate (Other than Maharashtra HSC Board)
(d) Eligibility Certificate from the H.S.C. Board for admission to the Junior College and from the Pune University for admission to the Senior College.
F.Y.B.Com:-
Students of the College hail from all the States in India and many foreign Countries. Admissions are granted to the students passing various examinations from Secondary Schools and Indian Universities and Foreign Universities. Students can secure admission to the Junior College and the Degree College Class after their eligibility to the course is confirmed by the appropriate authority. While securing admission the following documents have to be presented to the College Office along with the admission form (to be obtained from website)) and the necessary fees.
(a) Statement of Marks.
(b) School Leaving Certificate.
(c) Transference Certificate / Migration Certificate (Other than Maharashtra HSC Board)
(d) Eligibility Certificate from the H.S.C. Board for admission to the Junior College and from the Pune University for admission to the Senior College.
CONTACT US:-
Modern Education Society’s
Ness Wadia College of Commerce
19, Late Prin. V. K. Joag Path, Bund Garden Road, Sangamvadi, Pune - 411 001. Maharashtra State (India)
' (O) (020)-26167024 / 26160909, Fax: 26163149 / 26160572,E-mail: nesswadiacollege@gmail.com
Website: www.nesswadiacollege.edu.in
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About College:-
The background of the Ness Wadia College of Commerce can be traced back to June 1959 when the first Pre-degree Commerce class was started under the auspices of the Modern Education Society. The class then used to be held in the adjacent building of the Nowrosjee Wadia College of Arts and Science. In the years that followed the endeavor met with an increasingly enthusiastic response from the student community and soon a need to establish a full-fledged commerce college was keenly felt.
In 1969, the Commerce wing, thus, came to be established as an independent college of commerce, named after Sir Ness Wadia, (1873-1952), the renowned industrialist and philanthropist of his times. The Modern Education Society is deeply indebted to Sir Ness as well as his brother Sir Cusrow for their unstinting support to its endeavor. The College moved into its present premises with a building of its own in 1971.The College was inaugurated on 15th July 1969, by Dr. H. V. Pataskar, the then Vice-chancellor of the University of Pune. It moved into its present premises with a building of its own in 1971.
It came to be headed by the late Dr. B. S. Bhanage, one of the leading scholars of his times who later became the Vice-chancellor of Shivaji University. He was followed in 1972 by Professor V. K. Nulkar who retired in 1991. Professor Dr. H. M. Shaikh took over charge of the College from Principal Nulkar and remained Principal of the College till February 2000 when he retired. Dr. Ms. V. S. Devdhar took over as Principal in Feb 2000 on Principal Shaikh’s retirement. After her retirement in June 2009 Dr. H. V. Deosthali worked as Acting Principal till Dr. M. M. Andar took over on his retirement in January 2010.
MISSION:-
To impart to the rising generation, commerce and business education of high academic, professional and ethical standards, capable of developing their overall personality in the service of the Indian nation and the world at large by such means as are upright and most conducive to the attainment of this objective.
VISION:-
The members of the teaching and non-teaching staff of the Ness Wadia College of Commerce visualize four prime areas of their activity in years to come and wish to concentrate all their efforts in undertaking activities in these areas to the best of their ability. As such they earnestly want to Learning & Research:
Be an excellent center of learning in varied branches of knowledge, particularly business studies, respected highly the world over,
Make continuous efforts to impart to students, knowledge and skills that are relevant to the demands of the changing times,
Keep the doors of the college open for academic collaboration with the world renowned institutions of learning,
Encourage the faculty to be constantly on the look-out for and to adopt newer and more innovative methods of teaching that will cater to the needs of both average and academically bright students,
Be an organization that recognizes research as one of its prime areas of activity and creates a milieu that is conducive to research,
Students as the focal point:
Regard students as the exclusive focal point of all their activities and effort, and adopt policies that effectively meet the needs of all kinds of students as ideal members of the learning community,
Welcome on the campus student population from all communities and from any region of the world, desirous of pursuing its academic aspirations,
Be ever enterprising in their efforts to make newer career opportunities embracing all walks of life available to its student community
Create on the campus a milieu wherein the captains of industry and other sectors feel welcome and disposed to utilize the talent of their students
Adopt measures that urge the staff to undertake not only the curricular but co-and extra-curricular activities including personal counselling as well with a view to shaping the student’s overall personality,
Administration, resource management and scope of operations:
Be an organization that is transparent in its operations and respectful to the country’s legal framework,
Adopt a decision making process that is consultative and transparent and is well-communicated to all the stake-holders (students, parents, staff, public authorities, industries) in its operations,
Adopt measures that facilitate autonomy in education
Create a working environment, in which its staff feels their needs are recognized and their contribution is valued and rewarded,
Strive to be financially resourceful through upright means,
Recruit the staff within the framework of existing rules and regulations and in the best interest of the student community,
Strive to create a leadership at each level of administration that is responsible, upright, pragmatic and respected by one and all
Extension and social responsibility:
Respect in the process of imparting knowledge the secular ethos and principle of justice and equity enshrined in the country’s constitution,
Be an acknowledged contributor to the well-being of the society in general and the eastern parts of Pune in particular,
Be respectful and sympathetic in their operations toward the concerns of environment on and off campus.
FACULTY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME:-
The objective of the practice is to encourage the teachers in commerce colleges to cultivate the habit of research and enable them to present their research conclusions before the fellow teacher community. The Bhanage Memorial Seminar is an annual event and is organized in rotation by each department. The topic of the seminar is connected with the subjects taught under the department. At the end the papers presented are published in the form of a booklet.
A very difficult challenge in organizing a seminar like this is to ensure the availability of enough papers to be presented. The seminar date has to be decided well in advance so that the participants get enough time to prepare the paper. The faculty members therefore sound well in advance their colleagues in other colleges about the theme of the seminar. These are only some of the minor problems. The college has successfully got over these hurdles and been conducting the seminar over the last 14 years.
The practice consists of organizing a seminar for the teachers in the commerce colleges in Pune and its surroundings. The seminar is hosted by the various college departments in rotation and the theme of the seminar is related to the subjects taught under the hosting department. The college has nine departments thus requiring each department to organize the seminar once in nine years. The seminar has three sessions-inaugural, main and valedictory- presided over by experienced teachers or scholars or business professionals who make their comments at the end of the sessions on papers presented. The seminar is inaugurated at the hands of a well-known scholar or a person of eminence in the field of industry and commerce who delivers the key-note address. A small number of academically good students are invited to the seminar. The papers presented at the seminar are published in due course in the form of a compiled volume Bizz-Ness, (ISSN 2277-4823), is an annual peer reviewed journal which aims at honing the research skills among the teaching community.
LIBRARY:-
The College library is well equipped with a large number of text books, reference books, periodicals, journals and newspapers. The number of books in the library is at present, about 53,000 books (excluding discarded and lost books). The Library receives 103 periodicals. It subscribes to Indian and foreign periodicals in specialized areas. Library is a member of N-List Programme of UGC, INFLIBNET Centre Ahmedabad. The college Library also subscribes to e-journals like Journal of Entrepreneurship, Journal of Foreign Trade, Journal of Commerce and Management Thought, Dalal Street, Economic and Political Weekly.
ACADEMIC AND PERSONAL COUNSELLING CELL (APCC):-Mission Statement:-
The purpose of the APCC is to help students meet the challenges of campus and personal life, to help them identify personal, academic and career goals using different techniques and skills. The service is available to both students and faculty.
Counselling facilitates guidance in the domain of Academics:
Language and Communication
Poor Attitude/ Motivation
Career:
Choice and Goal setting
Personal and social development:
Poor Social Skills
Management of Emotions (especially Anger )
Lack of Self-Esteem
Adjustment to Loss and Abandonment
The APCC works at both individual and group level through individual counselling sessions and interactive workshops.
Workshops and presentations are available in the following skills
Study Skills
Stress Management
Test Anxiety
Time Management
Procrastination
Suicide Prevention
Self-assessment for Careers
Cultural diversity
College Success Strategies
Substance Abuse
Relationship Building
Problem Solving
Coping with loss
Jealousy
Self-esteem Building
Assertiveness
Counselling Services Hours:
Days: Monday, Wednesday and Friday
Timing: 9:00 am to 2:00 p.m.
Counselling Faculty: Rebecca D’Souza, Clinical Psychologist
Counseling services are available to all students and staff of Ness Wadia College of Commerce
INDIAN STUDENTS > OTHER THAN NESS WADIAN STUDENTS > XI
XI - Students of the College hail from all the States in India and many foreign Countries. Admissions are granted to the students passing various examinations from Secondary Schools and Indian Universities and Foreign Universities. Students can secure admission to the Junior College and the Degree College Class after their eligibility to the course is confirmed by the appropriate authority. While securing admission the following documents have to be presented to the College Office along with the admission form (to be obtained from website)) and the necessary fees.
(a) Statement of Marks.
(b) School Leaving Certificate.
(c) Transference Certificate / Migration Certificate (Other than Maharashtra HSC Board)
(d) Eligibility Certificate from the H.S.C. Board for admission to the Junior College and from the Pune University for admission to the Senior College.
F.Y.B.Com:-
Students of the College hail from all the States in India and many foreign Countries. Admissions are granted to the students passing various examinations from Secondary Schools and Indian Universities and Foreign Universities. Students can secure admission to the Junior College and the Degree College Class after their eligibility to the course is confirmed by the appropriate authority. While securing admission the following documents have to be presented to the College Office along with the admission form (to be obtained from website)) and the necessary fees.
(a) Statement of Marks.
(b) School Leaving Certificate.
(c) Transference Certificate / Migration Certificate (Other than Maharashtra HSC Board)
(d) Eligibility Certificate from the H.S.C. Board for admission to the Junior College and from the Pune University for admission to the Senior College.
CONTACT US:-
Modern Education Society’s
Ness Wadia College of Commerce
19, Late Prin. V. K. Joag Path, Bund Garden Road, Sangamvadi, Pune - 411 001. Maharashtra State (India)
' (O) (020)-26167024 / 26160909, Fax: 26163149 / 26160572,E-mail: nesswadiacollege@gmail.com
Website: www.nesswadiacollege.edu.in
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