Infrastructure & Facilities
| Facility Category | Details & Allocation | Area (Sq. Ft) |
|---|---|---|
| Academic Areas | 6 Classrooms, Departments Library | 4,440 |
| Library Resources | Main Library, 9 Reading Rooms (Boys & Girls) | 1,205 |
| Administrative Block | 1 Office, Principal's Cabin, Staff Room, Strong Room | 1,425 |
| Common Facility Centre | 1 Ladies Room with attached toilet, Gents Toilet | 5,740 |
| Utilities & Sports | 1 Parking Stand, 1 Gymkhana | 1,200 360 |
Gymkhana & Sports Department
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Annual Sports Calendar Highlights
- June: International Yoga Day Celebrations.
- July-August: 10-day Physical Fitness Programs, Kho-Kho, Kabaddi, Cricket, and Wrestling practice. National Sports Day (29 Aug) Quiz & Bulletin Inauguration.
- September-October: Inter-college practice matches for Handball, Kabaddi, and Volleyball.
- December-January: 7-day Wrestling Training, Handball Camp, Basketball Court Development, and Annual Prize Distribution.
- February-April: Guest Lectures on Nutrition & Diet, Strength Training Programs, and Fitness Testing.
View Sports Research & Publications (10)
Dr. Deshinge has presented 7 papers in National Seminars and published 10 key research papers on sports science, including:
- Analysing Anxiety among college players and non-players (Mar-20)
- Comparison of Motor Fitness between 11 to 14 years Boys and Girls (Jun-23)
- A factor structure study on selected anthropometric variables of university level female players in Sangli (Oct-22)
- Effect of Yogasana on selected motor components of Men handball Players (Jan-19)
- Recent Trends in Sports Marketing (Feb-20)
National Service Scheme (N.S.S.)
Rashtriya Ekta Diwas (National Unity Day)
Review the N.S.S. report and activities conducted during the National Unity Day celebrations.
Student Activities & Placement
Fostering academic excellence, cultural awareness, and career readiness.
Academic & Research
Seminars, lead college scheme research projects, and specialized departmental workshops.
Cultural Activities
Annual gatherings, traditional days, Shiv Jayanti celebrations, and Marathi Bhasha Din.
Placement Cell
Career guidance workshops, interview skill training, and career-oriented courses integration.
Library & Information Centre
Shri Sampatrao Mane Mahavidyalay Library is one of the leading college libraries in Khanapur City. The library was established in the year 1983 along with the college, and shifted to a new building in 2015. The library has all types of collections like text books, reference books, journals, periodicals, and magazines to provide sufficient services to faculties, students, and staff.
The purpose of the library is to freely disseminate knowledge through a need-based approach rather than strict rules-based treatment, allowing partially open access to encourage students to browse the stacks.
Mission
“To give maximum information, maximum number of times by maximum possible ways in Minimum Time.”
Library at a Glance (As on 31 Mar. 2023)
| Sr.No | Particulars | Total No. |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Senior College Books | 9235 |
| 2 | Junior College Books | 2232 |
| 3 | UGC Fund Books | 738 |
| 4 | Gift books | 201 |
| 5 | Journals & Periodicals | 15 |
| 6 | Newspapers | 03 |
| 7 | CD & DVDs | 158 |
| 8 | E Journal N-List | 6000+ |
Objectives
- Enrich collection.
- Optimum utilization of existing resources.
- Adding to readership number every year.
- Enhancing reading habit in students and staff.
- Promote library as a vibrant learning unit.
- Promoting use of ICT & e-governance.
- To spread awareness of e-resources among readers.
Services & Facilities
- Computerize Book Circulation & OPAC Facility.
- Audio-Visual CD’s/DVD & Internet Facility.
- Inter Library Loan & Reference/Referral Service.
- News Papers Clipping & Current Awareness.
- Book Bank Facility & Open Access Facility.
- Previous Question Paper Reading Room.
- Library User’s Orientation.
Best Practices & Plans
- Best Reader Award for Student.
- Book Exhibition & Career information.
- Providing soft copies of syllabus, magazines, and question papers.
- To start complete Library functions Automation.
- To make an Institutional Repository.
- To establish a network with other colleges and University Library.
Library Sections & Circulation Schedule
The library is divided into Circulation, Periodical, Reference, Newspaper, Stack, and Reading Room sections.
| Day | Class Schedule |
|---|---|
| Monday | B.A. – I |
| Tuesday | B.A. – II |
| Wednesday | B.A. – III |
| Thursday | XI Arts |
| Friday | XII Arts |
| Saturday | P.G.D.C.A. |
Library Advisory Committee (2023-26)
The main objective of the Library Committee is to decide and adopt policies for the library services. The committee consists of seven members including the principal, HODs, and faculty representatives.
| Sr.No | Name Of Committee Members | Position |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Prin. (Dr.) J.G. Mulani | President |
| 2 | Dr. A. G. Yerage | Chairman |
| 4 | Dr. D. R. Deshinge | Member |
| 5 | Prof. Sou. Patil J.S. | Member |
| 6 | Mr. D. K. Godase | Member |
| 7 | Mr. S. S. Saptal | Member |
Frequently Asked Questions
Borrowing Rules & Limits
- How many books can I borrow? Students can borrow two books at a time (1 textbook & 1 reference book).
- How long can I issue a book? Students can borrow books for 7 days. Reference books can be renewed twice, but text books cannot. Renewals are declined if heavily overdue or in demand.
- Can I borrow journals? Current and back issues of journals are for reference purpose only and will not be issued for home lending.
- Can I use my friend's card? Nobody is allowed to borrow books on someone else’s card. Doing so is liable for a fine.
- Can outsiders borrow books? Outsiders cannot avail casual membership. Ex-students and Ex-faculty can refer to books in the library with special permission, but cannot borrow.
Lost, Damaged & Fines
- What if I lose a book? Inform circulation staff immediately and replace it with the latest edition. If out of print, follow the Librarian's instructions.
- What if a book is damaged? For minor damage, pay binding charges. For major damage, replace the book.
- Can I use a pencil in the book? Any form of marking or writing (pencil/pen) or folding corners is prohibited. Vandalizing results in a fine covering the book cost and a potential library ban.
- What if I lose my I-card? Report it to the Librarian immediately. A duplicate card costs Rs. 100/-.
Library Usage & Hours
- What are the working hours? 08.00 a.m. to 3.30 p.m. on all working days except Sundays and Govt. holidays.
- How do I find a book? Use the OPAC (Online Public Access Catalogue) or contact the Books Circulation Desk. Books are arranged subject-wise per the Dewey Decimal Classification Scheme.
- How will I know about new books? Newly added books are displayed monthly and Journals weekly in the Display Section.