College Logo VPM's B.N. Bandodkar College of Science, Thane, Autonomous
Jnanadweep, College Campus, Chendani Bunder Road, Thane(West) - 400601
ACHIEVEMENTS
*NAAC Re-acredited
       'A' Grade*

*Best College Award,
University of Mumbai*

*IS/ISO 21001:2018
Bureau of Indian Standard (BIS)*

   *Recipient of FIST
'O' level Grant from DST*

*RBNQA Commendation
      Certificate*

     *Recipient of Grant for
Star College Scheme from DBT*
   *College with Potential Excellence CPE
'O' from UGC*

VISION
Imparting Quality Education In Science


MISSION
To mould students into rational thinkers,
competent workers and socially aware citizens

 


Mentor Cell


Mentor:

  • To inculcate ethical behaviour and right values.

  • To personality development of students


In the Mentor cell, teacher mentors were allotted about 19-20 students. Mentors guide them to overcome in academic and personal difficulties they face. Mentors had to be regularly in touch with the allotted group of students required despite monthly meetings. Thus, the teachers are their academic guardians. This system works excellent where students open up and start sharing their difficulties with their respective mentor. Student progress and issues if any are discussed in meeting with Head and Principal. For certain issues if required the potential strategies are formulated and are resolved.

The mentor emphasizes that the life values are engraved in the minds of the students to deal with caring their counter parts people in society and environment which will make them good citizen of the country with integrity and commitment.

Further to enhance these activities the concept of Mentor System “Change attitude and behaviour” launched for Transformation and Personal Excellence for stake holders such as teachers, students and non- teaching staff of the institute from the year 2017 and which is continued for current year. As it is on-going process and a part of the project motivational sessions were conducted throughout the year to Train the Trainers.

EventReport
Department of Human Science organised a parents meeting for TYBSC (Human Science) studnets under mentor cell on 22nd November 2019 More
Department of Botany conducted a parents meeting of TYBSC students on 22nd and 23rd November, 2019.Meeting was conducted by Dr. Moitreyee Saha More
Department of Botany conducted a parents meeting of SYBSC students on 23rd November 2019.Meeting was conducted by MS. Chetana Shetty. More
Department of Microbiology arranged a parents meeting on , 23rd & 25th November 2019. More
Department of Environmental science and Biodiversity wildlife conservation and management arranged a parents meeting on 25th November 2019. More
Department of Information Technology and Computer Science conducted a parents meeting for FYBSC, SYBSC, TYBSC students on Tuesday, 26th November 2019. More
Department of Statistics organised a parents meeting of FYBSc students on 28th and 29th November 2019.Meeting was conducted by Ms Divya Nair and Priyanka Chavan. More
Department of Statistics organised a parents meeting of FYBSc students on 29th November 2019 More
Department of Chemistry conducted a parents meeting for F.Y.B.Sc, S.Y.B.Sc, T.Y.B.Sc and M.Sc students on 27thNovember 2019. More
Department of Human Science organised a parents meeting for FYBSC (Human Science) studnets under mentor cell on 30th November 2019 More
Department of Human Science organised a parents meeting for FYBSC (Human Science) studnets under mentor cell on 30th November 2019 More
Department of Botany conducted a parents meeting of FYBSC students on 30th November, 2019.Meeting was conducted by MS. Priyanka Varma. More
Department of Botany conducted a parents meeting of FYBSC students on 30th November, 2019.Meeting was conducted by Dr. Vinod Jamdhade. More
Department of Botany conducted a parents meeting of FYBSC students on 30th November, 2019.Meeting was conducted by Ms. Aishwarya Deshmukh. More
Department of Mathematics conducted a parents meeting for FYBSC, SYBSC, TYBSC students on 25th November, 29th November and 2nd December 2019. More


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