Mahatma Gandhi Vidyamandir's

Maharaja Sayajirao Gaikwad Arts, Science & Commerce College

Malegaon Camp,Tal. Malegaon, Dist. Nashik (MS)
Affiliated to Savitribai Phule Pune University, Pune
(Estd.1959)

Department of Political Science

Political Science Result

About the Department

The Department of Political Science in Maharaja Sayajirao Gaikwad College, Arts, Science and Commerce College, Malegaon, Tal- Malegaon, Dist. Nashik. MGV Institute Was established in 1952. Since then, the Dept. has been achieving and efficient and has remarkable academic achievement in its record, since the establishment of the Department Whereas Political Science as a special subject has been offer since 1959 and Started Post Graduate level in 1970 on Grant basis
In the academic year 2021-22 the total strength of the Department was 147 students at U.G level 107 students at P.G level. The Department has also alumni association. It's a matter of pride for the Department that its past students are holding respectable positions in the society such Lecturers, Teacher in senior and Junior college and school and work in Administrative Services. The department has maintained study material and previous exam question paper which available for the student. The department is actively engaged in research in the field of socio-economic Politics, Government policy, International Relation, Public Administration, Ideologies. The department is also coordinated.

Vision

  • To train students to face the Socio-Political Challenges of World
  • To Study and analyze the new Era of Political science, To Generate responsible citizens with vision, knowledge and potential to thrive in the dynamic world.

Teaching Faculty

Sr . No Name Designation Qualification Experience Link
1 Dr. M.B.Sonawane HoD & Associate Professor M.A.B.Ed,Ph.D,SET, NET 17 View
2 Dr. C.D.Rajput Assistant Professor M.A.Ph.D. 28 View
3 Mr. N.D.Pagar Associate Professor M.A. 34 View
4 Mr. A.B.Wagchaure Assistant Professor M.A.B.Ed.SET 12 View
5 Mr. A.I.Morkar Assistant Professor (CHB) M.A.SET 1 View
6 Mr. C.A.Shewale Assistant Professor (CHB) M.A.B.Ed.SET 1 View

Teaching Faculty

Sr . No Name Designation Year
1 MAHENDRA VASAT SHELAR Jr. COLLEGE YESGAON 2012
2 BHUSHAN ATMARAM THAKARE T. R HIGH SCHOOL & Jr. COLLEGE 2012
3 RAJENDRA BABAN SURYAWANSHI JANATA VIDYALAYA AGHAR 2013.
4 VILAS KHAIRNAR HIREY Jr. COLLEGE MANMAD 2014
5 AMOL AHIRE JR. COLLEGE JALGAON (NI) 2014
6 YOGESH CHAUDHARI
7 JAYASHREE SHEWALE VARDHAMAN HIGHSCHOOL MALEGAON 2015
8 SWAPNA MOHAN DAMBARE 2015
9 MEGHNA ASHOK NIKAM Jr. COLLEGE BEED 2015
10 DEEPA DESHMUKH SERVICE 2016
11 ABHILASHA ASHOK PAWAR M.S.G COLLEGE MALEGAON 2016
12 NISHA SHARMA SERVICE
13 SONALI AMARNATH DESALE SERVICE
14 PALLAVI MORE VEENA WORLD AURANGABAD
15 PRADEEP VETAL NEMINATH JAIN CHANDWAD
16 NISHANT SARDESHPANDE NASHIK
17 YOGESH SHINDE SRIRAM FINANCE, MALEGAON
18 YOGESH PAWAR MALEGAON
19 PRAVIN SHANTARAM THAKARE M.G.V KHAKURDI
20 RATNA PAWAR Jr. COLLEGE MANMAD 2018
21 ADV. UDAY PATHADE ADVOCATE 2019
22 PRASHANT BHAUSAHEB PATIL SERVICE 2019
23 SHIV PANDHARINATH BHAVSAR BUSINESS 2019
24 YOGESH NANAJI KALE BUSINESS 2019
25 PRASHANT PAWAR DHULE DIST COURT
26 SAINATH PATIL ADVOCATE
27 SUNIL BACHHAV M.S.G. Jr. COLLEGE
28 SUJIT BATAV NEWS REPORTER
29 SACHIN PATIL ADVOCATE 2022

Programs Offered

Department of Political Science

Sr.No. Class Sem-I Subject Code Sem-II
1 FYBA I 11151 CC-1A An Introduction to Indian Constitution
2 II 12151 CC-1B An Introduction to Indian Constitution
3 SYBA III 23161 DSE-1A Western Political Thought
4 III 23162 DSE-2A Political Journalism
5 III 23164 CC-1C An Introduction to Political Ideologies
6 III 23165 SEC-2A Basic of Indian Constitution
7 SYBA IV 24161 DSE-1B Western Political Thought
8 IV 24162 DSE-2B Political Journalism
9 IV 24164 CC-1D An Introduction to Political Ideologies
10 IV 24165 SEC-2B Basic of Indian Constitution
11 TYBA V 35161 DSE-1C Public Administration
12 V 35162 DSE-2C International Relations
13 V 35163 CC-1E Modern Political Analysis
14 V 35165 SEC-2C Sanyukta Maharashtra Movement
15 TYBA VI 36161 DSE-1D Public Administration
16 VI 36162 DSE-2D International Relations
17 VI 36163 CC-2E Modern Political Analysis World Politics
18 VI 36165 SEC-2D Sanyukta Maharashtra Movement
19 MA-I I 12401 PO-C1 Traditions of Political Thought
20 I 12402 PO-C2 Administrative Theory
21 I 12403 PO-C3 Political Institutions In India
22 I 12405 PO-O2 Political Process in Maharashtra
23 MA-I II 22401 PO-C4 Comparative Political Analysis
24 II 22402 PO-C5 Theory Of International Politics
25 II 22403 PO-C6 Public Policy
26 II 22407 PO-O8 Political Thought in Modern Maharashtra
27 MA-II III 32401 PO-C7 Modern Political Thoughts
28 III 32402 PO-C8 Political Sociology
29 III 32403 PO-C9 World Politics – New Developments
30 III 32404 PO-O9 Indian Administration –Structure and Organization
31 MA-II IV 42401 PO-C10 Fundamentals of Political Theory
32 IV 42402 PO-C11 Political Process In India
33 IV 42403 PO-C12 Politics and Society
34 IV 42406 PO-O15 Election Studies

Program Outcomes (POs)

Program Outcomes Programme Specific Outcome Program Specific Outcomes Mechanism Of Communication
Student get Thorough Knowledge of the syllabus to appear for Competitive Exam Such as M.P.S.C. , U.P.S.C in order to acquire Govt. jobs B.A.
Political Science has its own value in society and human life. It helps the students to develop constitutional and democratic values. There is a huge potentiality in future of a Political Science student. Various options are opened to Political Science student to choose their career .They can engage themselves in teaching profession in primary, secondary and college levels. Political Science is also helpful for those who are preparing for competitive exam just like MPSC,UPSC
M.A.-
A detail study of Political Science may give the student s to choose them career in journalism specially in political Journalism. They may getjob in mass and electronic media . beside those ,in the field of research and election analysis they may proceed. They can also prepared themselves for the NET/SET exams.		 B.A.
F.Y. B.A. G1-Student get acquainted with basics of Constitution of India
S.Y. B.A.G2- Student get knowledge of Political Ideologies like Nationalism ,Socialism, Marxism
S.Y.B.A.S1-The course will enable to student to study the western political thinkers and thoughts of Politics.
S.Y.B.A.S2-Political journalism is new stream of Political Science And this paper introducing students towards edges of Journalism.
T.Y.B.A.G3- Student get knowledge of Political Ideologies this paper contains both western and Indian Thoughts.
T.Y.B.A.S3-the content of this paper gave and develop administrative skills of students.
T.Y.B.A S4-This Paper gave new window to students of UG for their improving knowledge about world politics and foreign policy making.
M.A I
Traditions of Political Thoughts It consists political thoughts of last three millennia have different parts of world Comparative Political Analysis
Administrative Theory-Introduce administrative evolution and nature
Political Institution In India-To Aware about Indian political systems and organization
Political Process In Maharashtra-To Introduce state politics of Maharashtra and its political process.
Theory Of International Politics It Gives the knowledge of International Political theories and events.
Comparative Politics-It introduce various governments and constitution and nature of political process
Public Policy-It introduce to students making and nature of public policy theories and its implementation
Politics and the Media To understand role of media in democratic society.
MA2
Modern Political Thought This Paper introduce political ideas and views and concepts of Indian thinkers.
Political Sociology It introduce nature of in modern societies also introduce nature of power and implementation of political ideologies
World Politics-New developments The objectivise of this paper introduce to students the contemporary politics regarding world issues.
Indian Administration-Structure and organization The objectives of this course is introduce to students the evolution and development of Indian administration.
Fundamentals of Political Theory The course introduce to student evolution and importance of political theory
Political Process In India It introduce to students key phenomena and political process of India after post Independence
Politics & Society The course expects to understand the interface of policies with social structure and process of power.
Election Studies It introduces to students methods of elections and development of electoral process of India.		 The Department of Political Science interacts with students through a variety of study methods. The traditional lecture method is used through which the students interact directly with the professors. It facilitates the exchange of ideas between students and professors. The difficulties encountered by the students in the study are immediately removed. In addition, group discussions are held. Increases thinking ability in students. The use of political maps helps them in the context of politics as well as foreign policy. Changing technologies are also used in teaching so that more efficiency can be achieved. . Students are interacted with and given up-to-date notes through Google Classroom. Professors also use the software in our college library for teaching. E-books and audio books related to political science are distributed to the students. In addition, educational, video and YouTube channels on the Internet provide links to relevant lectures on political science from important universities to the students which utilizes their knowledge and the knowledge of the professors. The Guest lecture series is organized by the department for the students. It invites experienced professors, social workers, legal experts in the community and gives them an opportunity to interact with the students which widens the world of students' thoughts.
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STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURE FOR POLITICAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT

Scope of this document:
  • This SoP is to achieve uniformity and consistency in the Political Science department.
    • Uses of SoP:
  • Department of Political Science in consultation of Principal is to prepare this SoP and refereed to all faculty members.
    • Who should control the document of SoP:
  • Principal, Vice-Principal, Academic Supervisor and HOD.
    • Procedures to be followed for implementation of SoP:
  • This SoP is to achieve uniformity and consistency in the academics with all departments.
    • 1.HOD allocates the subjects to each faculty for teaching to UG and PG classes.
    • 2.Once teaching workload is assigned, each faculty are prepare course file (if the subject is new) or update the course material including E-Content The file should be ready a week before the start of semester.
    • 3. The review of course file, E-Content and teaching plan one week before the start of semester by HOD.
    • 4. An academic calendar is prepared by the department including dates of start and end of semester, dates of various examinations, Term end and Internal for UG and PG, holidays etc. before one week of start of semester or immediately after receiving academic calendar of university; whichever is earlier.
    • 5.Department of Political Science prepared the customized academic calendar which may include the information about guest lecture series /seminar/workshop, field visits, activities just like constitution Day, Voter Day etc.
    • 6.Department prepared the time table one week before the start of semester and the approval of Vice-Principal shall be taken.
    • 7.The teaching learning process is starts from the first day of start of semester in academic year.
    • 8.The faculty members of the department are took follow-up of the absent students on daily basis. and weekly attendance report send to through Vice-Principal.
    • 9.The project allotment by faculty members to PG studes.
    • 10.Any grievance will be brought to the notice of the Principal through Vice-Principal for necessary action.
    • 11.The results are analysed by department immediately after the declaration of result by University and sent to the Principal through Examination Chairman.
    • 12.HOD sent the event reports at the end of the month in prescribed format to the Principal through Vice Principal.
    • 13.At the end of the semester the feedback forms of the faculty members are filled by the students and report is sent to the principal through the Vice Principal.
    • 14.The Mid semester examination marks, online examination marks (printout of the report after filling the marks on the university portal) shall be displayed on the notice board after permission of the Principal through Examination Department.
    • 15.HOD sent the proposals for attending workshops /conferences, paper publication, research proposals, QIP with supporting documents and required financial support to the Principal through U.G.C. Co-ordinator/Academic research Co-ordinator for necessary action. At the same time HOD has guide and encourage the faculties to publish their work in standard and reputed conferences or Journals. The list of journals is available on UGC portal.
    • 16.Faculty members of the department are prepared API at the end of Second semester and submit to IQAC

    Highlights of the Department

    • Qualified staff.
    • Organization of Seminar for faculty and students.
    • Guest Lecture Series for Students.
    • Publication in National and international journals, seminars, conferences/workshop.
    • Involvement in different academic bodies of the college & Parent universities.
    • Student-Teacher Strong Relationship.
    • Participation in social responsibilities.

    STRENGTHS

    • Best academic & research record of all faculty members.
    • Good student strength & most of students from tribal area.
    • NET/SLET Qualified Staff
    •  Undertaken various activities to overall personality development of the student.
    • Harmonious relationship with all stake holders.

      • Future Plan:

    • To organize National Level Conference on current political international/national issues.
    •  To sign more Memorandum of Understanding (MOUs)
      • .
    •  To introduce certificate course.
    •  To encourage faculty members and students for research projects.
    •  To conduct socio – political survey.
    •  To develop departmental library.

    Research Centre Political Science
    Research Centre Details

  • A. Year Of Introduction – Academic Year 2022-23
  • B. Highlights of the Department
    •  Well-equipped PG Department and Research Centre
    •  Good Research and extension activities undertaken by the department
    •  Good Research output on socially relevant topics
    •  Qualified and Research oriented faculty
    •  Update Departmental Library

      • C. Areas of research

    • Research in Poltical Science Fiction.
    •  Research in Travelog in Political Science.
    •  Research in new trends in Political Science Fiction.
    •  Research in the tradition of Political Science Magazines
    •  Research in International Relations.

    Research Guides

    Sr . No Research Guides Year of recognition
    1 Dr. M.B.Sonwane 2020
    2 Dr. Lodhi Kaneez Fatma Niyaz Ahmed 2023
    3 Dr.Salma Ab. Sattar 2023

    Research Papers Published

    Sr . No Research Guides Year of recognition
    1 Dr. M.B.Sonwane 08
    2 Dr. Lodhi Kaneez Fatma Niyaz Ahmed
    3 Dr.Salma Ab. Sattar
    Sr . No Title of the research paper Conference Topic Place Date Nature
    1 1 )Emerging Trends And Issues In Research & Development Representation Of Women in Indian Politics M.S.G. Arts,Sci,Com, College Malegaon 17 & 18 Feb.2016 International
    2 2) The Relevance Of Phule’s Thoughts” held on The Relevance Of Phule-Shahu-Ambedkar Thought” Dhandhaimata‘s Education society’s Arts College, Amalner Dist-Jalgaon 26 Spt. 2015 National
    3 3) Role Of Opposition Parties In Indian Politics Present Role Of Opposition Parties In India Arts & Commerce College Yeola Dist- Nashik 31 Jan 2017 State
    4 4) Two Days National Seminar on Human Rights Human Rights In India Pratap College Amalner 20 & 21 March 2017 National
    5 5) Status & Perspectives Of Research In Social Sciences” Election Studies In Maharashtra Dept. of Social Science Arts, Commerce College, Yeola Dist-Nashik 5 &6 Jan 2018 state
    6 2) India’s Foreign Policy : Towards Twenty Twenty India’s Foreign Policy An Historical Perspective K.J.Somaiya College of Arts,Sci, Commerce College, Kopargaon Dist-Ahmadnagar 13 Jan 2018 state

    Journal Publications

    Name Journal Name Research Topic ISSN/ISBN Issue Page No Year National/International
    2014-15
    Dr. M..B.Sonawane 1) Vichar Manthan Loksabha Election 2014: Kerala State Politics 2347-9639 2 114-116 Jan 2015 National
    2015-16
    2) IRFA’s Uniresearch Journal Vidhansabha Nivadnuk 2014 Vishesh Sandarbh (Khandesh) 2321-4953 6 65-69 Dec 2015 International
    3) Research Journey International Multidisciplinary E-Research Journal 2014 Maharashtra Vidhansabha Nivadnuk (Jalgaon District) 2348-7143 4 16-19 Oct-Dec 2015 International
    2016-17
    4) Research Journey International Multidisciplinary E-Research Journal भारतातील विरोधी पक्षांची भूमिका 2348-7143 4 84-87 Oct –Dec 2017 International
    5 )IRFA’ Uniresearch Journal Impact of Globalization on Indian Politics 2321-4953 4 97-99 Oct 2017 International
    2020-21
    6)Navjyot International Multidisciplinary Research Journal करोनाचा भारतीय राजकारणावर झालेला परीणाम 2277-8063Impact-6..013 IX(II) 112-115 June2020 International

    Department of Political Science

    Conference Proceeding

    Name Journal Name Research Topic ISSN/ISBN Issue Page No Year National/International
    2014-15
    Dr.M.B.Sonawane 1) Recent Trends in Higher Education Higher Education in India 978-93-84093-89-1 -- 51-52 Feb 2015 National
    2)Dr.C.D.Rajput 2)Two Days National Seminar Proceedings on Environmental Education Global Warming 978-93-5070-183-6 -- 275-277 Spt.2014 National
    3)S.A.Wagh 3)Two Days National Seminar Proceedings on Environmental Education Global Warming 978-93-5070-183-6 -- 275-277 Spt.2014 National
    4)Two Days National Seminar Impact Of NamdarGopal Krishna Ghokhale’s Thoughts and Vision On Modern Indian Namdar Gopal Krishna Gokhle Rajiky Ani Samajik vichar 978-81-929395-6-8 -- 122-124 Jan 2015 National
    2015-16
    1) Dr.M.B.Sonawane 5) International level Seminar Emerging Trends And Issues In Research & Development in MSG College,Malegaon Representation of Women in the Indian Politics 2348-7143 Special Issue 2 115-117 Feb2016 International
    2)Dr.C.D.Rajput 6) International level Seminar Emerging Trends And Issues In Research & Development in MSG College,Malegaon Voting Behavior in India 2348-7143 Special Issue 2 109-111 Feb2016 International
    3) Mr.S.A.Wagh 7) International level Seminar Emerging Trends And Issues In Research & Development in MSG College,Malegaon Public Choice Theory in Public Administration 2348-7143 Special Issue 2 118-121 Feb2016 International
    4) Dr. A.P.Wanarase 8)International level Seminar Emerging Trends And Issues In Research & Development in MSG College,Malegaon Neo-Colonialism, The Last Stage of Imperialism 2348-7143 Special Issue 2 118-121 Feb2016 International
    2016-17
    Dr.M.B.Sonawane 9) Liberalization, Privatization, and Globalization : Impact On Indian System Ajanta Prakashan Impact of Privatization on Higher Education In India 2277-5730 Impact Factor3.378 -- 110-117 Jan 2017 International
    10) Two Days National Seminar on Human Rights Proceeding मानवी हक्कानंसंदर्भात गांधी विचारांची प्रासंगिकता 978-93-86196-54-5 -- 233-236 March2017 National
    2)Mr.S.A.Wagh Research Journey Multidisciplinary International E-research Journal 1975 chi Anibaniani Bhartiya Rajkaran 2348-7143 X 102-106 Jan 2017 International
    2)Dr.C.D.Rajput Research Journey Multidisciplinary International E-research Journal Bhartatil Virodhi pakshanchi Bhomika 2348-7143 68-70 Jan 2017 International
    3)Dr.A.P.Wanarase 13)Research Journey Multidisciplinary International E-research Journal Bhartatil Virodhi Pakshachi Sadyakalin Bhumika V Vastav 2348-7143 X 83-84 Jan 2017 International
    2017-18
    Dr.M.B.Sonawane 14) Status & perspectives of Research in Social Sciences Election Studies in Maharashtra 2348-7143 Special Issue XXVIII 50-53 Jan 2018 State
    15) State Level Seminar at K..J.Somayya College,Kopargaon on Foreign Policy Of India India’s Foreign Policy and Historical Perspective 2348-7143 Special Issue XXXII 58-60 Jan 2018 State
    Dr.A.B.Waghchaure Research Journey Multidisciplinary International E-research Journal महाराष्ट्र विधानसभेतील आदिवासींचे प्रतिनिधित्व 2348-7143 Special IssueXLVI 290-292 March 2018 State
    2018-19
    Dr.M.B.Sonawane 17 ) International level Conference Proceeding On Innovation in Teaching Learning and Evaluation In Higher Education Innovative Methods of Teaching ISSN-2348-7143 Jan 2019 International
    18) One Day National SeminarDept.Of Political ScienceN.M.U. Jalgaon थेट सरपंच पदाच्या निवडणुकीचा अभ्यास 978-81-85543-14-3 86-87 March 2019 National
    19) National level seminar on Social and Legal Awareness on women protection and women Empowerment at B.P.Arts College Chalisgaon Dist-Jalgaon महाराष्ट्रातील विधानसभेतील महिला प्रतिनिधित्वाचा अभ्यास ISBN2348-7143 124C 114-115 Feb2019 National
    5) Mr.A.B.Waghchaure 20) National level seminar on Social and Legal Awareness on women protection and women Empowerment at B.P.Arts College Chalisgaon Dist-Jalgaon भारतीय समाजातील स्त्रियांचे स्थान व दर्जा ISBN-978-93-84093-89-1 National
    2019-20
    1)Mr.M.B.Sonawane 21)National Level Two Days Seminar on Contemporary Issues In Electoral Politics of East Khandesh 2277-8063 62-63 Jan2020 International
    22) On Progressive Thinkers of Maharashtra पूर्व खानदेशातील सामाजिक राजकीय चळवळी 2229-4929 49-50 Jan 2020 International
    23) National level Seminar on Gender Equality and Women Empowerment Women In Maharashtra State Assembly 0474-9030 Vol-68 Issue-35 101-103 Feb 2020 International
    24) International Level Seminar at Satara खानदेशातील शेतकरी चळवळीचा इतिहास 2277-2359 438-445 March 2020 International
    2)Dr.C.D.Rajput 25)National Level Two Days Seminar on Contemporary Issues In भारतीय संघराज व्यवस्थेची पुनर्रचना व समकालीन समस्या 2277-8063 62-63 Jan2020 International
    26) On Progressive Thinkers of Maharashtra शरद जोशी एक क्रांतिकारी योद्धा 2229-4929 74-75 Jan 2020 International
    27) National level Seminar on Gender Equality and Women Empowerment भारतातील महिला सुधारणेसाठी कायदे 0474-9030 137-143 Feb 2020 International
    3) Mr.A.B.Waghchaure 28) National level Seminar on Gender Equality and Women Empowerment भारतीय महिलांचा राजकीय सहभाग 0474-9030 133-136 Feb 2020 International

    Book Publication

    Sr.No Name of Author Title Publication ISBN Year
    1 Dr. M.B.Sonawane आधुनिक महाराष्ट्रातील राजकीय विचार Success Publication Pune 973-93-89739-45-9 2019
    2 Dr. M.B.Sonawane आंतरराष्ट्रीय संबंध Prashant Publication 2020

    Linkages & MOUs

    Sr.No. MOU From-To Activity
    1 Nirdhar Career Academy Malegaon 423105 01/10/2021 to 30/04/2024 Lectures
    2 Election Branch of Malegaon Tehsil 01/10/2021 to 30/04/2024 Field Visits Voters’ Campaign Poster Presentation

    Department Activities

    The Department organizes following activities every year

    Sr.No Name Of Progam Programme date
    1 NATIONAL VOTERS DAY 25 Jan
    2 CONSTITUTION DAY 26 Nov
    3 HUMAN RIGHTS DAY 10 Dec

    Best Practices

    Sr.No. Best Practices
    1 Voters Registration Programme
    2 ELC Activities
    3 Guest Lecture Series

    Contact Us

    Sr . No Name of the Faculty Designation Mob.No.
    1 Dr. M.B.Sonawane HoD & Associate Professor 7588007249
    2 Dr. C.D.Rajput Assistant Professor 9890921754
    3 Mr. N.D.Pagar Assistant Professor Mr. A.B.Wagchaure
    4 Mr. A.B.Wagchaure Assistant Professor 7588205175