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About The School

The School of Life Sciences had a humble beginning after the establishment of Swami Ramanand Teerth Marathwada University at Nanded in 1994. The university was established as per the resolution by the State Government of Maharashtra and recommended and recognised by the University Grants Commission (UGC) under 2(f) & 12 (B). The effort of the University was appreciated in implementing the various programs and was accredited a ‘B++’ Grade by the NAAC, Bengaluru.

The idea of teaching biology as an integrated discipline was conceived on the campus of this university. The School of Life Sciences has four major ongoing postgraduate programs: M. Sc in Botany, Microbiology, Zoology, and M. Sc Biotechnology. It also offers a Post Graduate Diploma in Medical Laboratory Technology (PGDMLT) and an Apprenticeship Embedded Degree Program-B. Sc. Medical Laboratory Technology. The School of Life Sciences has made remarkable progress within a short period and has an impressive track record in research by its faculty members. The UGC and DST, New Delhi, have recognised the School of Life Sciences for continuous support through several levels of assistance, such as UGC (SAP & Non-SAP), DST-FIST (DRS-I and II) for major infrastructure & RUSA/PM-USHA for promoting research activities in Life Sciences. The School also has received funding from external agencies like USAID, DBT, BIRAC, DST, UGC, S and T Cell, RGSTC, NAEB and ICAR, etc., to undertake research activities, training activities to encourage students and faculty members in cutting-edge technologies, collaborative and translational research with National & International organisations, etc.

                                                                                                            Director

 

 

 

 

 

                                                                                               Dr.B. S. Surwase

                                                                                                 School Of Life Sciences

                                                                                                           M.Sc.  Ph.D.                                                                                                           Botany, Biotechnology

Vision, Mission and Goals

VISION:

  • Empowering students of the School of Life Sciences as per the national and global demands.

MISSION:

  • To provide high-standard teaching and research facilities.
  • Linkages and collaborative programs with reputed national and international organisations.
  • Revision of syllabi as per the requirements of industries and problems at the global and national levels.

GOALS:

  • Initiatives will be taken for the recruitment of sanctioned teaching posts and adjunct faculty.
  • High-level infrastructure will be created for teaching and research.
  • Students will be encouraged to opt for skill-enhancing courses designed by the University/SWAYAM/MOOC/NPTEL.
  • Implementation of an impactful and effective evaluation system for assessment.
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Programs Offered with Objectives and Outcomes

1.M. Sc Botany

Objectives

PEO1: To expose the students to the diversity amongst life forms.

PEO2: To make aware of natural resources and the environment, and the importance of conserving the same.

PEO3: To update the curriculum by introducing recent advances in the subject that enable the students to face NET, SET, MPSC, UPSC, and other competitive examinations successfully.

PEO4: To train and orient the students so as to develop human resources for the educational institutes, industries, and other organisations. 

PEO5: To develop specific skills amongst students for self-employment and also for the development of their own enterprises.

PEO6: To develop the ability for the application of the acquired knowledge in the fields of life so as to make our country self-reliant and self-sufficient.

Outcomes

PO1: This program will expose the students to the diversity among different life forms.

PO2: This program shall also make aware the students about natural resources and environment and the importance of conserving them same.

PO3: This will provide an updated curriculum with recent advances in the subject that enable the students to face NET, SET, MPSC, UPSC, and other competitive examinations successfully.

PO4: This program shall train and orient the students so as to develop human resources for the educational institutes, industries, and other organisations. 

PO5: This will also develop specific skills amongst students for self-employment and also for the development of their own enterprises.

PO6: This shall develop the ability in the students for the application of the acquired knowledge in the fields of life so as to make our country self-reliant and self-sufficient.

Program Specific Outcomes: 

PSO1: This program will train and orient the students for job opportunities in Plant Biotechnology

PSO2: This program will also generate human resources for the Phytochemical and Herbal Drug Industries

2.M. Sc Zoology

Objectives

1. Exposure of students to animal diversity and to provide them systematic tools of traditional and modern types to acquire this knowledge and skill.   

2.To update the syllabus essential for appearing in NET, SET, GATE, ASRB and other competitive exams of UPSC and MPSC.   

3. To make aware the students to know the natural resources of the country, to utilize by sustainable methods and conservation of living resources.   

4.To develop trained and knowledgeable human resources for educational and research institutions and industries; to use this human resource for a self-reliant India.    

5.To develop self-employable ability and to apply knowledge for several agro-based industries like sericulture,

Goat farming and Apiculture it will also provide employment to other dependents.

Outcomes

1. The students will be acquainted to animal diversity, its present status and applied use.   

2. Students will get the knowledge and skill from learning this course for self employment and will provide job for others for entrepreneurship development.   

3. The students will get updated knowledge of basic and applied branches of Zoology so as to qualify for various state and national-level competitive examinations to get employment.   

4. The learned students of this course will be leaders in the educational and research institutions and for the industries in the country and abroad.   

5. To develop self-reliant human resources for entrepreneurship and employability to make our country self-reliant. 

3.M. Sc Microbiology

Objectives

  • 1. To provide fundamental and advanced knowledge in order to produce creative and imaginative microbiologists.

    2. To practice Microbiological laboratory techniques in support of various industrial fermentations.

    3. To equip students with knowledge of applied branches of Microbiology.

Outcome :

  1. Master’s programme in microbiology will address & satisfy needs like: Skilled Microbiologist for industries and fundamental research

2. M.Sc. Microbiology student will have in-depth knowledge about microbial diversity, physiology & metabolism, pathogenicity, Resistance, Microbial genetics, bioinstrumentation, Agricultural & pharmaceutical Microbiology.

4.M. Sc Biotechnology

Objectives:

PEO1: To offer postgraduate programs in Biotechnology based on the needs of industries, academic and research institutions worldwide.

PEO2: To promote and popularize Biotechnology at the grassroots level and attract young and budding talents. 

PEO3: To expose the students to the different emerging fields of Biotechnology.

PEO4: To update the curriculum by introducing recent advances in the subject that enable the students to face NET, SET, MPSC, UPSC and other competitive examinations successfully.

PEO5: To train and orient the students so as to develop human resources for the educational institutes and other organisations. 

PEO6: To inculcate analytical and application-oriented abilities to create active and frontline researchers and human resources for the industries.

PEO7: To develop specific skills amongst students for self-employment and also for the development of their own enterprises.

Outcome:-

PO1: This Biotechnology program shall promote and popularise Biotechnology at the grassroots level and attract young and budding talents. 

PO2: This program will expose the students to the different emerging fields of Biotechnology.

PO3: This will provide an updated curriculum with recent advances in the subject that enable the students to face NET, SET, MPSC, UPSC and other competitive examinations successfully.

PO4: This program shall train and orient the students so as to develop human resources for the educational institutes and other organisations. 

PO5: This program shall train and orient the students so as to develop active and frontline researchers and human resources for the industries.

PO6: This will also develop specific skills amongst students for self-employment and also for the development of their own enterprises.

5. B. Sc. Medical Laboratory Technology

Objectives:

1. Build strong laboratory skills – Teach students to perform a variety of diagnostic tests in biochemistry, microbiology, pathology, haematology, histology, immunology, and other lab areas.

2. Ensure accuracy in test results – Train students to work with care and follow correct procedures so results are reliable.

3. Promote ethics and professionalism – Encourage honesty, responsibility, and confidentiality in all lab work.

4. Develop problem-solving skills – Help students detect errors, troubleshoot issues, and understand test reports.

5. Teach safety in the lab – Guide students in safe handling of samples, proper waste disposal, and infection control.

6.Introduce modern technology – Familiarize students with advanced laboratory machines and updated testing methods.

Outcomes:-

1. Perform and explain diagnostic tests – Carry out tests in different laboratory areas and explain their meaning in relation to patient health.

2.Use and maintain lab equipment – Operate, clean, and take care of laboratory machines like analysers, PCR machines, ELISA readers, microscopes, and others.

3. Apply quality control – Use proper quality checks to ensure test accuracy and reliability.

4. Work with ethics – Keep patient information private and follow all professional rules.

5. Follow lab safety rules – Work safely and manage laboratory waste correctly.

6. Collaborate with healthcare professionals – Share test results with doctors, nurses, and other healthcare staff to help in patient care.

6.Post Graduate Diploma in Medical Laboratory Technology (PGDMLT)

Objectives:

The PGDMLT program aims to:

1.Develop Competence in Laboratory Skills

2.Ensure Quality and Accuracy in Laboratory Practice

3.Promote Ethical and Professional Standards

4.Enhance Problem-Solving and Analytical Skills

5.Encourage Safe Laboratory Practices

6.Integrate Technology and Modern Techniques

Outcomes:-

Upon successful completion of the PGDMLT program, the graduate will be able to:

1.Perform and Interpret Diagnostic Tests

2.Operate and Maintain Laboratory Instruments

3.Apply Quality Assurance and Control Measures

4.Follow Ethical and Legal Guidelines

5.Practice Laboratory Safety

6.Demonstrate Research and Analytical Skills

Courses Offered

Life Sciences courses – Diploma

Sr.No Name of the Course Duration Intake Syllabus
1 P.G Diploma in Medical Laboratory Technology (PGDMLT) 1 Years
(2 Sem.)
30 Click Here

Life Sciences courses -PG

Sr.No Name of the course Duration Intake Syllabus
1 M.Sc. Botany 2 Years 20 Click Here
2 M.Sc. Zoology 2 Years 20 Click Here
3 M.Sc. Microbiology 2 Years 20 Click Here
4 M.Sc. Biotechnology 2 Years 20 Click Here
5 B.Sc. MLT (Medical Laboratory Technology) (AEDP) 30 Click Here
Syllabus

M. Sc. Zoology F. Y. and S. Y. Syllabus- 2020 onwards

M.Sc. I Year Bio-Technology Campus CBCS Syllabus wef June 2019-20 (OLD)

M.Sc. I Year Microbiology Campus CBCS Syllabus wef 2019-20

M.Sc. I Year Botany Campus CBCS Syllabus wef 2019-20

M.Sc. I Year Zoology Campus CBCS Syllabus wef 2019-20

M.Sc. Zoology Campus Syllabus w.e.f 2017

Procedure of Admission to Programs

The admission process of Life Sciences programs is widely published in the Newspapers and on the University website: www.srtmun.ac.in. The admission for the postgraduate and Diploma Programs of Life Sciences is purely on the merit of the Common Entrance Exam and the reservation policy of the Government of Maharashtra. Admission to B. Sc. MLT is on the basis of the Aggregate % of marks in 12th Science.

Sr. No. Course Intake Admission criteria
1
M. Sc Botany
20
Entrance Test of 100 Marks (MCQ) Based on B. Sc. Botany Syllabus of S.R.T.M. University, Nanded
2
M. Sc Zoology
20
Entrance Test of 100 Marks (MCQ) Based on B. Sc Zoology Syllabus of S.R.T.M. University, Nanded
3
M. Sc Microbiology
20
Entrance Test of 100 Marks (MCQ) Based on B. Sc Microbiology Syllabus of S.R.T.M. University, Nanded
4
M. Sc Biotechnology
20
Entrance Test of 100 Marks (MCQ) Based on B. Sc Biotechnology Syllabus of S.R.T.M. University, Nanded
5
Ph. D. in Botany, Zoology, Microbiology, Biotechnology, and Bioinformatics
– –
As per the rules and regulations of the University and UGC.
6
Post Graduate Diploma in Medical Laboratory Technology (PGDMLT)
30
Entrance Test of 100 Marks (MCQ) Based on the Syllabus of B. Voc./ Syllabus of B.Sc. Botany/ Microbiology/ Zoology/ Chemistry/ Biotechnology of S.R.T.M. University.

Teaching Faculty

Sr. NoName of the TeacherDesignationQualificationSpecialization
1Dr. T. A. KadamSenior ProfessorM.Sc. SET Ph. D.Biotechnology
2Dr. Mrs. A. P. PathakProfessorM.Sc. SET Ph. D.Microbiology
3Dr. B. S. SurwaseProfessor and DirectorM.Sc. Ph. D.Botany, Biotechnology
4Dr. S. P. ChavanSenior ProfessorM.Sc. Ph. D.Zoology
5Dr. L. H. KambleProfessorM.Sc. Ph. D.Biotechnology, Bioinformatics
6Dr. Mrs. H. J. BhosaleProfessorM.Sc. SET Ph.D.Microbiology

Research & Infrastructure Facilities/Software/Labs Available.

The following equipments and software are available at the School of Life Sciences

  1. HPTLC
  2. SeeSAR- Software for Bioinformatics
  3. Biovia Discovery Studio
  4. Zeiss Microscope with Photography arrangement
  5. 2D Gel Electrophoresis
  6. Fermenter
  7. UV-Visible Spectrophotometer
  8. Microtome Machine
  9. Cell Counter
  10. Biochemistry analyser
  11. RT-PCR
  12. -800C freezer
  13. Cooling Centrifuge
  14. Cooling Shaking Incubators
  15. ELISA Reader
  16. Gel Documentation System
  17. Inverted Microscopes
  18. Plant tissue culture facility
  19. Student’s Library
Conferences, Seminars, Workshops
Sr.No Name of the programme Date of the programme Sanctioned Amount by PM-USHA
1
National Seminar on ‘Natural Products in Era of Drug Resistance
03-03-2019 to 04-03-2019
—-
2
Two Day, Hands-On training on HPTLC
May-2018
—-
3
Three days workshop on Molecular Dynamics: Hands on Training
17-10-2024 to 19-10-2024
Rs. 1,00,000
4
Two days National Seminar on Microbial Extremophiles for Biotechnological and Commercial Applications
17-01-2025 to 18-01-2025
Rs. 2,61,000
5
One week training programme – Advances in Molecular Biology Tools
06-01-2025 to 11-01-2025
Rs. 1,00,000
6
Workshop-cum-training programme on Bee Keeping
06-02-2025 to 07-02-2025
Rs. 1,00,000
7
Two days workshop – Sericulture and Management
26-03-2025 to 27-03-2025
Rs. 1,00,000
8
One week training programme- Advanced Molecular Biology Training
01-04-2025 to 07-04-2025
Rs. 1,00,000
9
Training programme on Molecular Docking
—-
Rs. 1,00,000
10
Training programme on Advanced Molecular Biology for M. Sc Botany and Zoology students
—-
Rs. 1,00,000
11
Hands-on training on RT-PCR
—-
Rs. 1,00,000
12
International Conference on Innovations and Applications in Life Sciences
—-
Rs. 3,00,000
13
Mentoring activity- Mentoring Activities for the students for NET/SET/GATE
—-
Rs. 1,00,000
14
Training programme on Advanced Molecular Biology for M. Sc Microbiology and Biotechnology students
—-
Rs. 1,00,000
Progression to Higher Education (2021-2022 Onwards)

Progression_to_Higher_Education_Life_Sciences

Sr. No.Name of student enrollingProgram graduated fromName of institution admittedName of programme admittedAcademic Year
1Gangadhar TambreM Sc ZoologySchool of Geography, University of Leeds, UK, LS29JTPhD Student2021-2022
2Ghyar Minakshi RameshwarPost Graduate Diploma in Medical Laboratory Technology (PGDMLT)PGDMLT InternshipPGDMLT2024-25
3Bharati ShubhangiM.Sc. (Zoology)Shivaji College, ParbhaniPh. D. Zoology2023-24
4Ms. Swati Shankarrao BakwadM.Sc. (Microbiology)School of Life Sciences, SRTMUNPh. D. Microbiology2022-23
5Ms. Pooja Ashok SonsaleM.Sc. (Microbiology)School of Life Sciences, SRTMUNPh. D. Microbiology2022-23
6Ms. Anita Ashokrao SatputeM.Sc. (Botany)School of Life Sciences, SRTMUNPh. D. Botany2022-23
7Mr. Nagesh Arjunrao DholeM.Sc. (Biotechnology)School of Life Sciences, SRTMUNPh. D. Botany2022-23
8Ms. Sujata Dattatraya BembadeM.Sc. (Biotechnology)School of Life Sciences, SRTMUNPh. D Biotechnology2022-23
9Ms. Farheen Afsh Shaker ShaikhM.Sc. (Biotechnology)School of Life Sciences, SRTMUNPh. D. Botany2022-23
10Ms. Pooja AgarwalM.Sc. (Biotechnology)School of Life Sciences, SRTMUNPh. D. Biotechnology2022-23
11Mr. Ajit DakeM.Sc. (Microbiology)The Kreitman School of Advanced Graduate studies, BEN-GURION UNIVERSITY OF THE NEGEVPh. D. Life Sciences2021-22
12Mr. Mamdapure Shaileshkumar VaijinathM.Sc. (Microbiology)School of Life Sciences, SRTMUNPh. D. Microbiology2021-22
13Mr. Jadhav Amol SheshraoM.Sc. (Microbiology)School of Life Sciences, SRTMUNPh. D. Microbiology2021-22
14Ms. Jadhav Pallavi BaburaoM.Sc. (Microbiology)School of Life Sciences, SRTMUNPh. D. Microbiology2021-22
15Mr. Lad Bhagvat DhondiramM.Sc. (Microbiology)School of Life Sciences, SRTMUNPh. D. Microbiology2021-22
16Mr. Jadhav Sunil BhimraoM.Sc.(Microbiology)School of Life Sciences, SRTMUNPh. D. Microbiology2021-22
17Mr. Jadhav Mahesh PanditraoM.Sc.(Microbiology)School of Life Sciences, SRTMUNPh. D. Zoology2021-22
18Mr. Achegave RajeshM.Sc.(Zoology)School of Life Sciences, SRTMUNPh. D. Zoology2021-22
19Ms. Tabassum Fatema Shaikh AslamM.Sc.(Zoology)School of Life Sciences, SRTMUNPh. D. Zoology2021-22
20Ms. Razvi UmmekhaniM.Sc.(Biotechnology)School of Life Sciences, SRTMUNPh. D. Bioinformatics2021-22
21Ms. Hatkar Rutika BhanudasM.Sc.(Biotechnology)School of Life Sciences, SRTMUNPh D Biotechnology2021-22
22Mr. Mazen Mohammad Mamoun AbdulghaniM.Sc. (Biotechnology)School of Life Sciences, SRTMUNPh. D Biotechnology2021-22
23Mr. Govind Apparao SuryawanshiM.Sc. (Botany)School of Life Sciences, SRTMUNPh. D. Botany2021-22
24Ms. Pathan Samreen SaifullahM.Sc. (Botany)School of Life Sciences, SRTMUNPh. D. Botany2021-22
25Ms Sayeda GulrezM.Sc. (Zoology)School of Life Sciences, SRTMUNPh. D. Zoology2021-22
26Mr. Ramdas Ganpatrao BhongM.Sc. (Biotechnology)School of Life Sciences, SRTMUNPh D. Biotechnology2021-22
27Ms. Preeti Bhagwanrao JamdadeM.Phil. (Biotechnology)School of Life Sciences, SRTMUNPh D Biotechnology2021-22
28Laeequrreheman Md. ShafiqurrehemanM.Sc. (Biotechnology)School of Life Sciences, SRTMUNPh. D. Bioinformatics2021-22
29Mr. Tigote Dhananjay DashrathM.Sc. (Zoology)School of Life Sciences, SRTMUNPh. D. Zoology2021-22
30Sumayya Fatima Ansari Mohd Masooduddin AnsariM.Phil. (Zoology)School of Life Sciences, SRTMUNPh. D. Zoology2021-22
31Pathan Gajalashahin KarimkhaM.Sc. (Biotechnology)School of Life Sciences, SRTMUNPh D Biotechnology2021-22
32Sanjay Uttamrao ChavanM.Sc. (Microbiology)Swami Ramanand Teerth Marathwada University, NandedPh.D. in Microbiology2021-22
33BHAGVAT DHONDIRAM LADM.Sc. (Microbiology)SCHOOL OF LIFE SCIENCES SRTMUNPHD IN MICROBIOLOGY2021-22

Qualified Students of NET/SET/GATE & Other Exams (2021-2022 Onwards)

Qualified_Students_of_NET/SET/GATE_&_Other_Exams_Life_Sciences

Sr. No.Name of StudentName of ProgramName of ExamAcademic year
1Samreen PathanM Sc BotanySET2023-24
2Suryawanshi Govind ApparaoM Sc BotanySET, NET2022-23
3Shyam Dnyanoba NaiknawareM Sc BotanySET2022-23
4Rushikesh SatputeM.Sc. BotanyNET2024-25
5Komal ChaudharyM.Sc. MicrobiologySET2023-24
6Bhaghyashri LanjewarM.Sc. MicrobiologyGATE2024-25
7Sarfaraz PatelM.Sc. BotanyNET2020-21
8Prajakta ChandolkarM.Sc. ZoologyNET2023-24
9Somesh KuteM.Sc. MicrobiologySET2023-24
10Anil ShindeM.Sc. BotanyNET, SET,GATE2021-22
11Navnath FatangaleM.Sc. MicrobiologyNET2023-24
12Chandrakant KhandagaleM.Sc. BotanyGATE2024-25
13Prajakta AjgarM.Sc. MicrobiologyGATE2022-23
14Sanjay U ChavanM.Sc. MicrobiologyGATE2024-25
15Sushama SuryawanshiM.Sc. BotanyGATE2022-23
16Darshana ChawadeM.Sc. MicrobiologyGATE2023-24
17Sonali GirdhariPh.D. MicrobiologyNET2024-25
18Vaibhavi BurandeM.Sc. MicrobiologyGATE2023-24
19Aniket SawakeM.Sc. ZoologyGATE2022-23
20Vidya Bharat SukareM.Sc. ZoologyNET2024-25
21Vidya Bharat SukareM.Sc. ZoologySET2023-24
22Sandhya ShelkeM.Sc. MicrobiologyGATE2022-23
23Gunjan KomalwarM.Sc. ZoologyGATE2022-23
24Vinayak MalgeM.Sc. BiotechnologySET2022-23
25Darshan PatilM.Sc. ZoologyGATE2022-23
26Pavan JadhavM.Sc. ZoologySET2022-23
27Vaibhavi BurandeM.Sc. MicrobiologySET2022-23
28Gudda RaniM.Sc. MicrobiologySET2022-23
29Motiram BorkarM.Sc. ZoologyNET2022-23
30Vaibhavi BurandeM.Sc. MicrobiologyNET2021-22
31Aniket SawakeM.Sc. ZoologyNET2021-22
32Rajesh AchegaveM.Sc. ZoologyGATE, SET2021-22
33Akshay ChavanM.Sc. ZoologySET2021-22
34Rama GovandeM.Sc. BiotechnologyNET2022-23
35Shwetah HagePGDMLTGATE2023-24
36Shubham HolambeM.Sc. MicrobiologySET2023-24

Major Achievements and Special features

Major Achievements

  • School of Life Sciences has started four PG, one UG, one PGDMLT, and research programs in a short span from its opening, viz. Botany, Microbiology, Biotechnology, Zoology.
  • The students of the School of Life Sciences have been placed in various reputed research and education institutes, industries, and NGOs. Some are entrepreneurs too.
  • The school has attracted students from overseas for the PG and research programs

Special features

  • The School of Life Sciences faculty have completed research projects from various funding agencies of Rs. 2.5 Crores.
  • The School of Life Sciences is DST-FIST and UGC-SAP supported. Level-1 and Level-2 of DST-FIST and SAP-I have been completed.
  • The faculty of SLS is pursuing research in identified thrust areas and also in various disciplines of Life Sciences, viz., enzyme technology, microbial technology, extremophiles biodiversity, avian ecology and parasitology, plant tissue culture, phytochemistry, industrially important actinomycetes, and bioactivities.
Research and Extension Activities

Thrust area of research o School of Life Sciences is on anti-biofilm activity potential of bio-molecules, anti-oxidant and anti-sickling activity of formulations under the UGC-SAP Phase-II. In addition to this the faculty members from the School of Life Sciences pursuing research activities in following different areas

  1. Enzyme, pharmaceutical and Nano-bitechnology
  2. Bioactive molecules from actinobacteria
  3. Extremophiles biodiversity
  4. Plant tissue culture, fruit and vegetable processing.
  5. Avian ecology, Fish Parasitology
  6. Mycorhizal diversity
  7. Phytochemical analysis and biochemistry.
  8. Microbial enzymes, Biosurfactants and bioactive compounds
  9. Development of heat tolerant and climate resilient wheat cultivars

Extension activities

    1. Filaria awareness program at filarial endemic village- Pethwadaj, Dist. Nanded
    2. Identification of plants having medicinal value
    3. Popular lectures on Life Sciences.
    4. Celebration of Biotechnology Day and to dissimilate knowledge of biotechnology.
Patents/Consultancy

A) Patents:

  1. Prof. A.P. Pathak (2021), International Patent No. 2021104201, Patent title: An organic food preservative composition.
  2. Prof. H.J. Bhosale (2021), International Patent No. 2021107404, Patent title: A Method Of Food Preservation Using Bamboo Conduits And Pipes.

B) Consultancy:

  1. Dr B S Surwase: Consultancy on Identification of wild/medicinal plants.
Research Guides
Sr.No Name of the Faculty Designation Research Guide
1
Dr. B. S. Surwase
Professor & Director
Biotechnology, Botany
2
Dr. T. A. Kadam
Senior Professor
Biotechnology, Microbiology
3
Dr. (Mrs.) A. P. Pathak
Professor
Biotechnology, Microbiology
4
Dr. S. P. Chavan
Senior Professor
Zoology
5
Dr. L. H. Kamble
Professor
Biotechnology,Bioinformatics
6
Dr. (Mrs.) H. J. Bhosale
Professor
Microbiology
Research and Extension Activities

The faculty members from the School of Life Sciences are pursuing research activities in the following areas

  • Plant tissue culture, fruit and vegetable processing.
  • Enzyme, pharmaceutical biotechnology, and Nano-biotechnology
  • Bioactive molecules from plants and actinobacteria
  • Phytochemical analysis and biochemistry.
  • Extremophiles biodiversity
  • Bioactivities of medicinal plants
  • Avian ecology, Fish Parasitology
  • Microbial enzymes, Biosurfactants

Extension activities

  • Filaria awareness program at filarial endemic village- Pethwadaj, Dist. Nanded
  • Identification of plants having medicinal values
  • Popular lectures on Life Sciences.
  • Celebration of Biotechnology Day and to disseminate knowledge of biotechnology.
Memorandum of Understanding (MoU)
  1. a) Infinite Biotech, Sangli
  2. b) Sahyog Sonography Center, Nanded
  3. c) Sahyog Pathology Lab, Nanded
  4. d) Dr. Shankarrao Chavan Medical College and Hospital, Nanded
  5. e) KFERTS, Nanded
Special Achievement of faculty - Prof. S. P. Chavan in Antartic Expedition

PARTICIPATION OF PROF. SHIVAJI P. CHAVAN IN 39TH INDIAN SCIENTIFIC EXPEDITION

TO
ANTARCTICA (39TH – ISEA), YEAR 2019-20

Prof. Shivaji Prabhakar Chavan, Head of the Department of Zoology, School of Life Sciences, S. R. T. M. University, Nanded- 431606, M. S. was selected as member of the scientific team of 39th Indian Scientific Expedition to Antarctica (39 – ISEA) for the Year 2019-20. It is an annual research program conducted under Indian Antarctic Research Program by National Centre for Polar and Ocean Research (NCPOR), Headland Sada, Goa, India. This is national program funded by Ministry of Earth Sciences, New Delhi, Government of India. He was on Antarctica for short Summer period of Antarctica November to March. The route of travel by Air was from Mumbai to Cape Town, S. Africa then to Antarctica; it was approx. 14,000 km. There are 53 research stations of various countries at Antarctica, India has two permanent research stations at Antarctica ‘Maitri’ and ‘Bharati’ 3000 km. apart from each other. Both the Indian stations remain working for various research activities throughout year. The expedition starts with entry of all selected members in Antarctica in the month of November-December for both the stations. Summer team return during month of February-March whereas winter team members remain throughout year at these stations

Research project and project outcome:

Selection of Prof. Chavan was for research at ‘MAITRI’ Station (700, 46, 00. 6 S.,  110, 43 50.8” E.)  Research Station of India in Schirmacher Oasis, Queen Moud Land, North-North-West Antarctica. His project was Individual Research Project entitled ‘Breeding ecology and biology of South Polar Skua Stercorarius maccormicki at Maitri Station, Schirmacher Oasis, Antarctica’. Main objectives of this project was to determine breeding population of South Polar Skua further will be called as Skua and other issues related to ecology and breeding of this Antarctic breeding endemic Charadriid species that include Nest site selection, Nest materials, clutch size, chick rearing and parental contribution for care. Interaction between skua in food less area away from Penguin colonies and sea shelf. It was first research proposal conducted successfully to investigate breeding ecology and biology of single species of bird in Schirmacher Oasis, Antarctica. Presence of 03 eggs in one of the nest of Skua was first report in this area. Nest density, 100 % Cannibalism of own eggs and  chicks by parent Skua breeding in Schirmacher oasis Antarctica was first report through this research. The reason behind this extreme self cannibalism of chicks by parents was unclear but probably scarcity of food in the breeding area might be one of the major cause. Analysis of regurgitate food pellets dropped near the nests during feeding to chicks was in progress, similarly the parasitological examination of fecal droplets in fresh and dry was also in pending. After breeding during short austral summer of Antarctica the Skua migrate back to Indian ocean and Atlantic ocean for its routine feeding ground as sea bird because it complete its breeding process and harsh winter of Antarctica start in the month of March. Details on occurrence of polythene plastic pieces in regurgitate food pellets of Skua was also first report through this project to found plastics in one of the top predator Skua in Antarctic continent. The findings are in the process of publication.

The findings of research by Prof. S. P. Chavan has considerably highlighted change in breeding behavior of South Polar Skua in Antarctica and environmental contamination due to macro plastics in Antarctic food chain. In his opinion it need to monitor in continuation through successive annual expeditions. It was difficult time to search nest locations of Skua in hilly terrain with interruption of several lakes on the way. He used DJI- SPARK Drone camera for the aerial photography of the region that helped to find the way and locate the nesting grounds in 34 kmarea of Schirmacher Oasis. It was also first attempt by an Indian to use Drone Camera for the study of Skua in this part of Antarctica.

Acknowledgements:   

 The project was a part of Indian Antarctic Scientific Program fully funded for complete logistic support for Medical Tests at AIIMS, N. Delhi; the training at ITBP, Auli, Uttarakhand; travel, living expenses at Goa, Cape Town and Antarctica; insurance and all technical support from NCPOR, Goa. As a rule of expedition On Duty Leave and HDA (Hard Duty Allowance) for the expedition period was approved and paid to professor S. P. Chavan by Hon. Vice Chancellor, Swami Ramanand Teerth Marathwada University, Nanded. Thanks to NCPOR, Goa and S. R. T. M. University, Nanded for this support and encouragement to represent India for such a prestigious research program at such an extreme part of the this globe ’Antarctica’.

Few glimpses of this Program:

Few photographs related to travel to Antarctica, view of Indian Research Station ‘ MAITRI’ at Schirmacher oasis, Antarctica. It also includes field work related to the research project in study area.

Prominent Alumni of the School

Sr. No.Name Of The StudentPh. D. / M. Sc./
PGDMLT
Year of PassingInstitute/Industry
1Dr. G. B. ZoreM. Sc.
Ph. D. (Biotech)
2023Professor
Department of Biotechnology
Central University Of Rajasthan
NH-8, Bandar Sindri,
Dist-Ajmer-305817, Rajasthan [INDIA]
[email protected]
8605632007
2Dr. Nile S. H.M. Sc.
Ph. D. (Biotech)
2003Scientist C, BRIC-National Agri-Food and Biomanufacturing Institute(Formerly NABI & CIAB), Main Campus, Sector 81,
Sahibzada Ajit Singh Nagar, Punjab – 140306
3Dr. Lade H. S.M. Sc. Ph. D. (Biotech)2003
2007
Associate Professor, MIT School of Bioengineering Sciences & Research, MIT-ADT University, Pune
4Dr. Ragini BodhadePh. D. (Micro)2008Assistant Professor, SPPU, Pune
5Dr. Shrawanti RampalliM. Sc. (Biotech)1999Asst. Investigator, Welcome Trust, Institute of Stem Cell Biology and Regenerative Medicine, Bengaluru
6Harris Poulochan PanakkalM. Sc. (Micro)2000Assistant Professor, Dept. of Biotechnology, Govt. Institute of Science, Nipat Niranjan Nagar, Aurangabad, M. S.
7Dr. Mukund AdsulM. Sc. (Biotech)1999Principal Scientist and Head, Sardar Patel Renewable Energy Research Institute, Gujarat.
8Dr. Aparna RajkumarPh. D. (Micro)2017Assistant Professor, Sinhagad College of Science, Pune.
9Ghatbandhe PankajM. Sc. (Biotech)2018Assistant Professor, Sinhagad College of Science, Pune.
10Dr. S. K. HolkarPh. D. (Biotech)2014Asst. Prof. Biotechnology, Hislop college, Nagpur. M. S.
11Dr. Rajendra PatilM. Sc. (Biotech)2003Asst. Prof. Biotechnology, S. P. Univ. Pune
12Dr. Laxman SawargaveM. Sc. (Biotech)2003Genova Biopharmaceuticals, Pune
13Dr. Wagh NileshM.Sc.,Ph. D. (Biotech)2018Asst. Prof., AMITY University, Navi Mumbai
14Dr. Ramees MuhammedPh. D. (Biotech)2017[email protected] Ministry of Public Health, Qatar.
15Motarwar Bhushan BharatraoM. Sc. (Biotech)2017Serum Institute of India Pvt. Ltd. Pune
16Harane Gopal NarayanM.Sc.2006Environmental Consultant
[email protected]
17Mr. Tambre GangadharM. Sc. Zoology2017Project Assistant, Benthos Research Group, NIO, GOA
18Mr. Vaibhav NagneM. Sc.2017Businessman, Royal Agro Industry
19Mr. Dake AjitM. Sc. (Zoo)2017Project Fellow, NIO, Goa
20Dr. Shivaji V. PoulPh. D. (Zoo)2012Asst. Prof. Zoology, M. P. College, Palam, Dist. Parbhani
21Dr. Ramdas BhongPh. D. (Micro)2024Group Leader IVDR, DNV Product Assurance AS, Høvik, Oslo, Norway 1363. [email protected]
22Dr. Ravindra DeshpandeM. Sc. (Micro)2017Postdoctoral scientist, Wake Forest University School of Medicine, Winston-Salem, NC USA
23Satish Namdev KathodePGDMLT2021-2022Malaria department as a laboratory scientific officer
24Sayyad Shajim Sayyad SadakM.Sc.(Zoo)2020-2021Assistant Professor (Contractual)
25Vishakha Milind KapurePGDMLT2023-2024Lab Technician, PH Department, Nanded
26Kapure Vishakha MilindPGDMLT2023-2024Lab Technician, PH Department, Nanded
27Sarfaraz Shafiq PatelM.Sc.(Bot)2021-2022Project Research Assistant, IIT Bombay
28Rameshwar Pandhrinath WankhedePGDMLT2023-2024Shree Clinical Laboratory Sonkhed Tq Loha Dist Nanded 431708
29Shivraj Datta ToshatwadPGDMLT2021-2022Senior Research Fellow At ICMR-National Institute Of Nutrition Hyderabad
30Shinde Anil ChitambarM.Sc.(Bot)2023Assistant Professor at Shri Datta Arts Commerce and Science College Hadgaon.
31Gajanan Shrawan SonulePGDMLT2020-2021Laboratory Scientific Officer [ PHC Bhosi , Tq. Bhokar, Dist Nanded
32Suresh Ganeshrao BhoslePGDMLT2021-2022Post -Laboratory Technician At. Government Ayueved College Nanded.
33Amrapali Rajkumar DhutrajPGDMLT2020-2021As a Lab technician…DMO office At .Phc Pathargvhan
34Shubham KaleM.Sc.(Bot)2021-2022Biology faculty at Vedantu
35Vankat Laxman MhetrePGDMLT2021-2022Government Medical College, Parbhani
36Parmeshwar TidkePGDMLT2020-2021Laboratory owner, Nanded
37Anushka Chandrakant RathoreM.Sc. (Bot)2023-2024Professor at IIB (Indian Institute of Biology), Nanded.
38Pratap GhogarePGDMLT2022-2023Laboratory Scientific Officer, Primary Health Center Karkheli Tq. TQ. Dharmabad
39Vaibhav KausalePGDMLT2021-2022Lab Scientific Officer, Nanded
40Ganesh JadhavM.Sc. (Biotech)2023-2024Executive Officer, Pathology Lab, Nanded
41Prajakta Balaji ChandolkarM.Sc. (Zoo)2022-2023Assistant professor (contractual), SLS, SRTMU Nanded
42Gautam Tanaji KamblePh.D. (Micro)2024Assistant Professor (Microbiology), SLS, SRTMU Nanded
43Dipak JadhavM.Sc. (Biotech)2022-2023Quality Control Microbiology Officer ( FDC Limited, Sambhajinagar)
44Vishnu Ambadas KawarkheM.Sc. (Biotech)2023-2024Working as a QC officer in Wockhardt Biotech Park, Chatrapati Sambhajinagar
45Santosh Laxman SakhareM.Sc. (Micro)2023-2024Trainee Microbiologist (QC Micro Department), Anthea Pharma Hyderabad.
46Dr. Milind Narayanrao GaikwadPh.D. (Bot)2020-2021Assistant Professor, Botany, SLS S.R.T.M. University Nanded
47Diksha Dnyaneshwar WankhedeM.Sc. (Biotech)2022-2023As a Laboratory Scientific Officer in Maharashtra Health Department Nagpur
48Panchal Ramdas BalajiM.Sc. (Micro)2022-2023Officer in Anthea Pharma
49Shambhavi Ramrao PathakM.Sc. (Biotech)2020-2021Working as project coordinator in HPS GES PMO @ Honeywell Automation India Pvt Ltd., Pune
50Rani Shivkant GuddaM.Sc. (Micro)2021-2022Lecturer at Rajarshi Shahu Mahavidyalay Latur
51Shravanti RampalliM Sc (Micro)2015Scientist at the Institute for Genomics and Integrative Biology, DST CSIR Lab
New Delhi, Delhi, India
52Bhagwan Narayan RekadwadM Sc Ph D (Micro)2019Associate Professor, Yenepoya University, Mangalore, India

Eminent Guests and Visitors of the School

Sr No.Guest/VisitorAddress
1Dr S. K. Ghosh,Former Scientist G, ICMR
2Dr Chaitali GhoshTIGS, Banglore
3Dr. Yogesh ShoucheCCS, Pune
4Dr. Kulvinder Singh GillDepartment of Crop and Soil Science, Washington State University, Pullman, Washington, USA
5Dr. Dipti Deobaghkar (Member UGC-SAP Advisory Committee, SLS, SRTMUN)S. P. Pune University, Pune
6Dr. V. L. Maheshwari
(Member UGC-SAP Advisory Committee, SLS, SRTMUN)
Hon’ble Vice Chancellor,
K. B. C. North Maharashtra Univ., Jalgaon
7Prof. Harinda Singh BalyanHon. Emeritus Professor & INSA Senior Scientist, Department of Genetics & Plant Breeding, Ch. Charan Singh University, Meerut
8Dr. Mahesh J. KulkarniNCL, Pune
9Dr. Ajay JhaColorado State University, Colorado, USA
10Dr. Ashok GiriNCL, PUNE
11Mr. Sanjay Wayal,Ishved Biotech Pvt. Ltd, Pune.
12Dr. V. SelvrajSaskatoon, Canada
13Prof. P. K. GuptaCCSU, Meerut
14Dr. Baban IngoleVisiting Scientist, NCPOR, Vasco, Goa
15Dr. S. P. GovindwarHanyang University, Seoul, S. Korea
16Dr. B. P. UradeAnthropologist, Central Regional Centre, Nagpur
17Dr. SoothawadPrince of Songkla Univ. Thailand
18Dr. R. L. DeopurkarS. P. Pune University, Pune

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    OTHER SCHOLARSHIP

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Upcoming Events

Sr. NO. Name of the programme Dates of the programme Sanctioned amount under PM USHA
1
D2-Training programme on Ecological Sampling for M. Sc Zoology students
2026-2027
Rs. 1,00,000
2
D3- Placement programme- Conduct placement camp for the School of Life Sciences
2026-2027
Rs. 1,00,000
3
D6- Training programme- Honey Bee Keeping and Management
2026-2027
Rs. 1,00,000
4
D6- Training programme – Sericulture and Management
2026-2027
Rs. 1,00,000
5
D8- Certificate course in Honey Bee Keeping
2026-2027
Rs. 1,00,000
6
D8- Certificate course in Sericulture
2026-2027
Rs. 1,00,000
7
D8- Certificate course in Honey Bee Keeping
2026-2027
Rs. 1,00,000
8
D8- Certificate course in Sericulture
2026-2027
Rs. 1,00,000
9
D9- Awareness programme for the students and farmers to explain the importance of beekeeping to increase yield
2026-2027
Rs. 1,00,000
10
D9-Elephantiasis/Filaria awareness program for the Filaria endemic zone in Nanded District
2026-2027
Rs. 1,00,000

Skill improvement programs
  • Communication skill in English
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  • Technology of Fruit and vegetable processing
  • Technology of Biofertilizer Production
  • Apiculture
  • Sericulture
  • Goat farming
School Advisory Committee

Thrust area of research o School of Life Sciences is on anti-biofilm activity potential of bio-molecules, anti-oxidant and anti-sickling activity of formulations under the UGC-SAP Phase-II. In addition to this the faculty members from the School of Life Sciences pursuing research activities in following different areas

  1. Enzyme, pharmaceutical and Nano-bitechnology
  2. Bioactive molecules from actinobacteria
  3. Extremophiles biodiversity
  4. Plant tissue culture, fruit and vegetable processing.
  5. Avian ecology, Fish Parasitology
  6. Mycorhizal diversity
  7. Phytochemical analysis and biochemistry.
  8. Microbial enzymes, Biosurfactants and bioactive compounds
  9. Development of heat tolerant and climate resilient wheat cultivars

Extension activities

    1. Filaria awareness program at filarial endemic village- Pethwadaj, Dist. Nanded
    2. Identification of plants having medicinal value
    3. Popular lectures on Life Sciences.
    4. Celebration of Biotechnology Day and to dissimilate knowledge of biotechnology.
Guests and visitors of the School
Sr.No Guest/Visitor Address
1
Dr. Yogesh Shouche
CCS, Pune
2
Dr. Kulvinder Singh Gill
Department of Crop and Soil Science, Washington State University, Pullman, Washington, USA
3
Dr. Dipti Deobaghkar (Member UGC-SAP Advisory Committee, SLS, SRTMUN)
S. P. Pune Univ. , Pune
4
Dr. V. L. Maheshwari (Member UGC-SAP Advisory Committee, SLS, SRTMUN)
Professor and Director , SLS, K. B. C. North Maharashtra Univ., Jalgaon
5
Prof. Balyan
CCSU, Meerut
6
Dr. Mahesh J. Kulkarni
NCL, Pune
7
Dr. Ajay Jha
Colorado State university, Colorado, USA
8
Dr. Ashok Giri
NCL, PUNE
9
Mr. Sanjay Wayal,
Ishved Biotech Pvt. Ltd, Pune.
10
Dr. V. Selvraj
Saskatoon, Canada
11
Prof. P. K. Gupta
CCSU, Meerut
12
Dr. Baban Ingole
Visiting Scientist, NCPOR, Vasco, Goa
13
Dr. S. P. Govindwar
Hanyang University, Seoul, S. Korea
14
Dr. B. P. Urade
Anthropologist, Central Regional Centre, Nagpur
15
Dr. Soothawad
Prince of Songkla Univ. Thailand
16
Dr. R. L. Deopurkar
S. P. Pune University, Pune
Major Instruments and software available

Following equipments and softwares available at school of Life Sciences

  1. HPTLC
  2. Zeiss Microscope with Photography arrangement
  3. 2D GE
  4. Fermenter
  5. UV-visible spectrophotometer
  6. Microtome Machine
  7. AAS
  8. SAR- Software for Bioinformatics
Alumni of the School
Sr.No Name of the Student Ph. D./M. Sc. Year of Passing Institute/Industry
1
Dr. Nile S. H.
M. Sc.
Ph. D.
2003
Associate Professor, Division of Medicinal Plant and Food Science, College of Pharmaceutical Sciences. Zhejiang Chinese Medical University, Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China Tel/Fax: 86-571-86633171, 86-571-61768522 E-mail: [email protected],[email protected]
2
Dr. Lade H. S.
M. Sc.
Ph. D.
2003
2007
Department of Environmental Engineering, Konkuk University, S. Korea
3
Dr. Ragini Bodhade
Ph. D.
2008
Assistant Professor, SPPU, Pune
4
Dr. Shrawanti Rampalli
M. Sc.
1999
Asst. Investigator, Welcome Trust, Institute of Stem Cell Biology and Regenerative Medicine, Bengluru
5
Harris Poulochan Panakkal
M. Sc.
2000
Assistant Professor, Dept. of Biotechnology, Govt. Institute of Science, Nipat Niranjan Nagar, Aurangabad, M. S.
6
Dr. Mukund Adsul
M. Sc.
1999
Scientist, Centre for Advanced Bioenergy Research, Indian Oil, R 7 D Centre, Faridabad.
7
Dr. Aparna Rajkumar
Ph. D.
Assistant Professor, Sinhagad College of Science, Pune.
8
Ghatbandhe Pankaj
M. Sc.
Assistant Professor, Sinhagad College of Science, Pune.
9
Dr. S. K. Holkar
Ph. D.
2014
Asst. Prof. Biotechnology, Hislop college, Nagpur. M. S.
10
Dr. Rajendra Patil
M. Sc.
2003
Asst. Prof. Biotechnology, S. P. Univ. Pune
11
Dr. Laxman Sawargave
M. Sc.
2003
Genova Biopharmaceuticals, Pune
12
Dr. Wagh Nilesh
M.Sc.,Ph. D.
Asst. Prof., AMITY University, Navi Mumbai
13
Dr. Ramees Muhammed Biotechnology
Ph. D.
2017
[email protected] Ministry of Public Health, Qatar.
14
Motarwar Bhushan Bharatrao
M. Sc.
2017
Serum Institute of india Pvt. Ltd. Pune
15
Harane Gopal Narayan
2006
Environmental Consultant [email protected]
16
Mr. Tambre Gangadhar
M. Sc.
2017
Project Assistant, Benthos Research Group, NIO, GOA
17
Mr. Mahesh Jadhav
M. Sc.
2017
Project Assistant, Benthos Research Group, NIO, GOA
18
Mr. Vaibhav Nagne
M. Sc.
2017
Businessman, Royal Agro Industry
19
Mr. Dake Ajit
M. Sc.
2017
Project Fellow, NIO, Goa
20
Dr. Shivaji V. Poul
Ph. D.
2012
Asst. Prof. Zoology, M. P. College, Palam, Dist. Parbhani
21
Dr. Ramdas Bhong
Ph. D. (Micro)
2024
Group Leader IVDR, DNV Product Assurance AS, Høvik, Oslo, Norway 1363. [email protected]
Placements (2021-2022 Onwards)

Sr. No.Name of student placed/started BusinessThe program graduated fromName of the employer/businessEmployer/business contact detailsPay package ( ₹ / annum)Year of Placement
1Rupali Shaligramji BabarePh.D.(Zoology)Swa. Nitin Mahavidhyalaya, Pathri, Dist Parbhani91 8605601204Assist Prof. Zoology, Regular Scale, UGC2023-24
2Dhawale PratibhaM.Sc. (Microbiology)School of Life Sciences, SRTM Univ. NandedEST Section SRTMUN3.0 Lakh/Year2023-24
3Milind GaikwadPh.D.(Botany)Assistant Prof. Botany School of Life Sciences, SRTM Univ. NandedEST Section SRTMUN3.0 Lakh/Year2023-24
4Mr. Govind Apparao SuryawanshiM.Sc.(Botany)Asst. Prof., School of Life Sciences, SRTMUNEST Section SRTMUN3.0 Lakh/Year2023-24
5Pathan SamreenM.Sc.(Botany)Asst. Prof. Botany, SLS, SRTM Univ. NandedEST Section SRTMUN3.0 Lakh/Year2023-24
6Dr. Kanakdande AmrutaPh.D.(Botany)Asst. Prof. Biotechnology, School of Lie Sciences, SRTMUNEST Section SRTMUN3.0 Lakh/Year2023-24
7Sayyed ShajimM.Sc.(Zoology)School of Life Sciences, SRTM Univ. Nanded91460578343.5 Lakh/Year2023-24
8Shri Rohi Anil BhimraoPost Graduate Diploma in Medical Laboratory Technology (PGDMLT)Department of Health and Forensic ScienceGovt of Maharashtra Health Department /Forensic Science72023-24
9Sachin Sarjerao ShindeM.Sc.(Botany)Mr. Sachin Sarjerao ShindeAssistant Professor, Department of Botany, Vidarbha College of Arts Commerce and Science College Jiwati District Chandrapur.12000002023-24
10Maroti PetkarM.Sc.(Zoology)Shri Angarsiddha Shikshan Prasarak Mandal, Angar, Ta. Mohol Dist. Solapur7020792801Assist Prof. Zoology Regular Scale UGC2022-23
11Vishnu Ganesh JadhavM.Sc.(Microbiology)Yeshwantrao Chavan ACS College, Lakhandur Dist Bhandara07181-260112Assist Prof. Microbiology Regular Scale UGC2022-23
12Phule Datta B.M.Sc.(Microbiology)Department of Atomic Energy, Tata Memorial Centre, H. B. C. H. Varanasi98223680559.0 lakh2022-23
13Ramesh Ramdas KhodeM.Sc.(Biotechnology)Indusind Bank Ramdaspeth, Nagpur97646801546.5 Lakh2022-23
14Sandhya Sudhakarrao ShelkeM.Sc. (Microbiology)JRF, Maharashtra Pollution Control Board, Chh. Sambhajinagar022-240104375.0 Lakh2022-23
15Pinjari Rahim AlladuddinM.Sc.(Microbiology)Maharashtra Education Society Udgir, Maharashtra Udaygiri Mahavidhyalaya Udgir9923103555Assist Prof. Microbiology CHB2022-23
16Sunil Bhimrao JadhavM.Sc. (Microbiology)Yeshwantrao Chavan College of Science, Karad, M. S.8888758127Assist Prof. Microbiology Regular Scale UGC2022-23
17Amol Sheshrao JadhavM.Sc. (Biotechnology)Yeshwantrao Chavan Institute of Science, Satara (Autonomous)02162-234392Assist Prof. Regular Scale UGC2022-23
18Dr. Sonali GirdhariPh.D. (Biotechnology)Govt. of India Patent Office9373225278Business2022-23
19Rakhi Sanjay ShindeM.Sc. (Microbiology)Swami Vivekanand Shikshan Prasarak Mandal , Udgir02385-253970Assist Prof. Microbiology2022-23
20Rutuja Bankatlal DigraskarM.Sc. (Microbiology)Swami Vivekanand Shikshan Prasarak Mandal , Udgir9067463720Assist Prof. Microbiology 6.0 lakh2022-23
21Apurva Abhayrao HattekarM.Sc. (Microbiology)SKBPS, Gangakhed832994369532022-23
22Kerba Tulshiram SontakkeM.Sc. (Microbiology)Reliance Life Science Centre, Mumbai95956362655.1 Lakh2022-23
23Dr. Aparna Govindrao SardarPh.D. (Microbiology)Sinhagad Institute, Pune Ambegao90495998672.5 Lakh2022-23
24Dr. Bhagwan Narayan RekadwarPh.D. (Biotechnology)Assist Prof. at Yenepoya Deemed University, Mengalore942236502115 Lakh/Anum2022-23
25Ramdas Ganpatrao BhongPh.D. (Microbiology)HR Manager DNV Product Assurance, AS, Oslo, Norway-98927462443.0 Crores/Anum2022-23
26Ingle Anuradha RadhakishanM.Sc. (Microbiology)Assit Prof Microbiology, Dayanand SCi. College, Laatur85520218823.5 Lakh/Year2022-23
27Joshi Vikas BalasahebM.Sc. (Microbiology)Asst. Prof. Micro. N. B. Mehta Science College, Bordi, Gujrat81602677643.25 Lakh/Anum2022-23
28Shinde Anil ChitambarM.Sc.(Botany)Asst. Prof. Shri Datta Arts, Science and Commerce College, Hadgaon899920194812000002022-23
29Shubham Ashokrao RakheM.Sc. (Microbiology)Zydus Life Sciences Ltd. (Cadila Health Care) Vadodara, Gujarat-6738776.00 Lakh2021-22
30Upadhye Piyush SureshM.Sc. (Microbiology)Cipla India, Mumbai+91 22 248260008.0 Lakh2021-22
31Sonali PawarM.Sc.(Zoology)Dayanand Education Society, Latus , M. S.. Dayanand Jr. College, LaturUDISE 272812010147.5 Lakh2021-22
32Walke Deepak KhobajiM.Sc.(Zoology)Dnyan Prasarak Mandal’s S. M. D. Mohekar College, Kalamb8055922901Assist Prof. Zoology Regular Scale UGC2021-22
33Sharda Natthu PadghanePh. D.(Zoology)Dnyanopasak Shikshan Prasarak Sanstha, Manora Dist. Washim, M. S.07253-233207Assist Prof. Zoology Regular Scale UGC2021-22
34Jadhav Vishnu GaneshM.Sc.(Microbiology)Yeshwantrao Chavan ACS College Lakhandur, Dist Bhandara9518309358Assist Prof. Microbiology Regular Scale UGC2021-22
35Jadhav RamM.Sc.(Zoology)Bhaskarao Patil Jr College/ Highschool, Shankarnagar, Ta. Biloli, Dist Nanded98909691043.0 Lakh/Year2021-22
36Bhagwat Prakash PawarM.Sc. (Biotechnology)Ciron Drugs and Pharmaceuticals P LtdCiron Drugs and Pharmaceuticals P Ltd3800002021-22
37Sachin ShindeM.Sc. BotanyAsst. Prof. , Depart. of Botany, Vidarbha College of Arts, Commerce and Science, Jiwati Dist. Chandrapur.960477285912.0 L2022-23
38Anushka RathoreM.Sc. BotanyIIB NandedIIB Nanded3.0 L2024-25
39Vaibhavi BurandeM.Sc. MicrobiologyIIB NandedIIB Nanded3.0 L2022-23
40Aniket SawakeM.Sc. ZoologyIIB NandedIIB Nanded3.0 L2022-23
41Dr. Jivan Ramesh KoteM.Sc. BiotechnologyAsst. Prof. VN College, Shirala952759324312.0 L2022-23
42Sunil JadhavM.Sc. MicrobiologyAssistant Professor, Shivaji Education Society Karad888875812712.0 L2023-24
43Dr. Savita WankhedeM.Sc. BotanyYeshwant College, NandedYeshwant College, Nanded12.0 L2023-24
44Rajesh AchegaweM.Sc. ZoologyNES, Science College, NandedNES, Science College, Nanded
45Zuber Khurram KhanM.Sc. BotanyMNC Mumbai98909634971.8 L2024-25
46Mr. Mujahed M SiddiquiM.Sc. MicrobiologyAsst. Prof. Sanjivani Mahavidyalay Chapoli937343235312.0 L2022-23
47Dr. Manju SonuneM.Sc. BotanyAsst. Professor, PathariPathari College, Pathari12.0 L2022-23
48Dr. Rizwan KhanM.Sc. BotanyTeacher, Palam96650420546.0 L2022-23
49Kiran NarwadeM.Sc. BotanyTeacher, Konkan70660667956.0 L2023-24
50Dr. Pankaj BaisthakurM.Sc. MicrobiologyAsst. Prof. Kai. Bapurao Patil Arts and Science College99604922942.4 L2023-24
51Shyam NaiknawareM.Sc. BotanyAsst. Prof. Kai. Bapurao Patil Arts and Science College86988092752.4 L2023-24
52Deepak PuriM.Sc. ZoologyAssistant Professor, Mahatma Phule, College, Ahmedpur956147323212.0 L2023-24
53Suresh BhosalePGDMLTGovt. Ayurvedic College Nanded70839770958.4 L2023-24
54Venkat Laxman MhetrePGDMLTGovt. Medical College, Parbhani99607434688.0 L2023-24
55Gajanan Shravan SonulePGDMLTLaboratory Scientific Officer, Nanded89565470938.0 L2024-25
56Amrapali Rajkumar DhutrajPGDMLTLab Scientific Officer, Nanded86005009896.0 L2024-25
57Aditi ChavanM.Sc. MicrobiologyOptum global Solutions, , Hyderabad 500081Optum global Solutions, , Hyderabad 5000814.4 L2024-25
58Dhananjay Narayan DeshmukhM.Sc. BotanyTeacher, Aditya Public School, Jintur, Parbhani77578375153.0 L2024-25
59Rushikesh KathkadeM.Sc. BotanyTeacher, SC Jr College, Nanded82086332522.4 L2024-25
60Rushikesh SatputeM.Sc. BotanyAssistant Professor, Madhavrao Patil College, Palam88880010052.8 L2024-25
61Khatal JyotiM.Sc. BotanyTeacher, Aditya Public School, Jintur, Parbhani97676216534.0 L2024-25
62Amolkumar Digambar GhumanarM.Sc. BotanyAsst. Professor, Adarsh College, Hingoli70204182753.0 L2024-25
63Sajid Aslam TamboliM.Sc. MicrobiologyUSV Pvt. Ltd.70282643672.5 L2024-25
64Kunal Laxman TurukmaneM.Sc. BotanyAssistant Professor, Vidha Prasarak Mandal, Kinhavali762028835812.0 L2024-25
65Dhammapal KawadeM.Sc. BotanySocial Welfare Department70301108253.0 L2024-25
66Patel Sarfaraz ShafiqM.Sc. BotanyProject Assistant, IIT Bombay91309874463.0 L2024-25
67Vaidhahi Nikhil SarpeM.Sc. BotanyTeacher, Aditya Public School, Jintur, Parbhani99215 215393.0 L2024-25
68Rutuja KadamM.Sc. BotanyLBS College, Dharmabad95290288953.0 L2024-25
69Kunal KambleM.Sc. BotanyTeacher89563678184.5 L2022-23
70Sharyu BhosaleM.Sc. BotanyTeacher92090230913.0 L2024-25
71Snehlata RamodM.Sc. BotanyAsst. Professor, B. Raghunath College, Parbhani705701432312.0 L2024-25
72Mayuri GodbolePGDMLTLab Technician86001722772.4 L2021-22
73Satish KathodePGDMLTLab Scientific Officer74990346762.4 L2021-22
74Vishakha KapurePGDMLTLab Technician, Nanded95793124943.0 L2023-24
75Rameshwar WankhedePGDMLTShri Clinical Laboratory Loha98601244253.0 L2023-24
76Shivraj ToshatwadPGDMLTSRF, NIN Hyderabad95957985854.8 L2021-22
77Pratap GhogarePGDMLTLab Scientific Officer, DIMR72197339036.0 L2022-23
78Ganesh JadhavM.Sc. BiotechExecutive Officer in Virchoe Biotech Pri. Lit Hyderabad90223538192.4 L2023-24
79Sharad SurkarM.Sc. BiotechSRF Emcure Pharma96044700038.0 L2021-22

Sr.No Name of the Student
UGC, New Delhi
CSIR

ICMR

ICAR

CCMB, Hyderabad
NCL, Pune
NIO, Goa
NCCS, Pune
DST, New Delhi
DBT, New Delhi
CMAP, Lucknow
CDRI, Lucknow
CFTRI, Mysore
WII, Dehradun
CIFT, Cochin
Hofkins Institute, Mumbai
NEERI
CIFE, Mumbai
NARI, Pune

Sites by Dr. LH Kamble

https://new.edmodo.com/groups/proteomics-and-genomics-28934243

https://new.edmodo.com/groups/bioinstrumentation-27905803

https://new.edmodo.com/groups/bioinformatics-28101858

Sites from web sources

CSIR- Indian Institute of Chemical Biology (IICB):

Summer Training / Project Work (PW) /Dissertation Work (DW) Programs are offered by IICB, Kolkata campus for postgraduate students. The aim is to let young minds feel the thrill and excitement of science by working on a project requiring application and critical appreciation of scientific principles.  Selected students to pay the admissible charges as per CSIR-IICB guidelines. The students have to make their own arrangements for accommodation.

Fee structure:  Rs. 5,000/- (Rupees Five thousand) per month consolidated for a period of 6 months, Rs. 40,000/- (Rupees forty thousand consolidated) for more than 6 months but less than 9 months, Rs. 50,000/- (Rupees fifty thousand) consolidated for a period of 9 months to one year. Students looking to enrol for Summer training programme must apply through government supported projects, for example, KVPY, INSPIRE, INSA/IAS which provides fellowships.

Click HERE to know further details.

Dr. B. R. Ambedkar Center For Biomedical Research

ACBR offers three different types of training programs.

  1. Summer Undergraduate Research Program (SURP):14 weeks from May to August every year to impart practical training in various newly emerging research techniques in the multi-disciplinary areas of biotechnology. The outstanding Students will be offered a Scholarship/Fellowship of Rs 2,500/- on completion of SURP. Applications for preparing under SURP must be sent to the Director of ACBR at the latest May every year.
  2. Science Academy Summer Research Fellowship Programme for Students and Teachers: The three national Science Academies viz. the Indian National Science Academy New Delhi, Indian National Academy of Science, Allahabad and, The Indian Academy of Sciences, Bangalore, together offer two-month Summer Fellowships to enable students/teachers to work with Academy Fellows and reputed scientists every year. Applications are invited by the academies from interested students and teachers from all Universities and Colleges affiliated to UGC/AICTE/MCI/Accredited Institutions of State Universities for these Fellowships. Every year 5-6 selected candidates carry out their two months’ summer research project awarded by the academies at ACBR.
  3. Training Program: Training Programme for college teachers under the CPDHE, self-initiated programmes for students and school teachers in modern areas of biology and chemistry are conducted periodically by the faculty of the Center with the support from different organisations.

Indian Institute of Sciences (IISc)

Graduates inspired by seeking after summer entry level positions at the IISc can email Scientists whose exploration interests lines up with theirs and enquire about open positions in their lab. Numerous understudies have likewise been set at the IISc for summer training and temporary positions programs through the two-month summer aid offered by the three national science foundations. Now and again, numerous divisions inside IISc post summer entry level position openings in their departmental site.

Click HERE for departmental details of IISc.

Institute of Genomics and Integrative Biology (IGIB)

IGIB provides free as well as paid training to students with good academic record as well as interest and aptitude. The duration of the training can vary from 2 months up to one year. Period of training; Two months / Six months etc (The two months’ programme is for the summer months of May/June /July). Preferred Date of start of training; (May-June for 2 months and January/July for 6 months).

Fee structure and details on how to apply click HERE.

Jawaharlal Nehru Centre for Advanced Scientific Research (JNCASR)

JNCASR conducts four different training programs such as Summer Research Fellowship Programme (SRFP), Visiting Fellowships, Project Oriented Chemistry Education (POCE) and Project Oriented Biology Education (POBE). SRFP and POBE are most suited for Biotech students.

SRFP requires minimum qualification includes from BSc. B.Tech and above. The students selected under this programme are placed with scientists at the Centre or elsewhere in India, for 2 continuous months with a stipend of Rs. 6000/- p.m and travel support as per Centres norms. The programme will be conducted during the summer vacation for a period of 6 to 8 weeks.

POBE scheme undergraduate students selected are expected to work at the Centre for three consecutive summers and successful candidates will receive Diploma in Biology from the Centre. Those who complete the POBE programme with outstanding performance will be eligible for admission to the MS-PhD programme of the Centre subject to a satisfactory performance in the interview. Students presently studying in 1st year of three year B.Sc programme only (in any science stream) are eligible to apply. A scholarship of Rs. 6000/- per month will be provided.

National Brain Research Centre (NBRC)

Students for summer training at NBRC are selected through the summer fellowship programme of the three National Science Academies (Indian Academy of Science, Bangalore, Indian National Science Academy, New Delhi and National Academy of Science, Allahabad).

Biotech Consortium India Limited (BCIL)

A scheme of practical industrial training for M.Sc./M.Tech./B.E./B.Tech/MBA. Biotechnology students. The training period is for six months during which a trainee is paid stipend of Rs.10,000/- per month and trainer company is paid a bench fee to cover the expenses for providing training. The advertisement for the programme is published in national newspapers once in a year in the month of April-May and online application forms for students and requisition forms for companies are available on website for submission.

Centre for Cellular and Molecular Biology (CCMB)

CCMB offers summer training (2 months) as well as dissertation programs (6 months) for students whose curriculum demands with project work in their final year of study. Summer training notifications are mostly open every year between Jan-Feb.

ICAR – National Research Centre on Plant Biotechnology (NRCPB)

The project work-training of five to six months will be offered to students doing M.Sc/ M.Tech in Biotechnology, Bioinformatics or Life Science disciplines, and B.Tech (Biotech/Bioinformatics) degree programmes. A course fee of Rs. 5000/- per month plus service tax (15%effect from 01 June 2016) will be charged. The selected candidate will have to work in one of the on-going projects of the centre under the supervision of a scientist of NRCPB. On completion of project work the candidate will be allowed to submit a thesis/report/dissertation to his/her institution with signature of the scientist of NRCPB as co-supervisor. A copy of the thesis must be submitted to the Director, NRCPB and any publication or IPR resulting from the project work will be in the name of NRCPB.

Read more about NRCPB training program HERE.

IITs & NITs

Some of the IITs provide both summer training as well as project oriented programs to graduates.

IIT Bhubaneswar  gives short-term training with no fellowships. Students must bear the expenses arising from Internship.

IIT Bombay offers projects as well as summer training for students. Summer training (8 weeks- Rs. 6,000/), Degree project work for B.E./B.Tech./M.Sc./MCA (6 months- Rs.15,000/), Masters’ project work at M.Tech. level (6 months- Rs.20,000) and Masters’ project work M.Tech. level (6 months – 1 year at Rs.25,000/). Read more HERE.

IITB Research Internship Award is designed to be an educational and professional research experience. The selected interns are required to work full time for four to six months on the project and will be given a fixed stipend of Rs. 10,000/- per month. Read more HERE.

IIT Gandhinagar offers Summer internship research program (SRIP) to students in first, second and third year of UG studies are encouraged to apply. Students in their first year of PG studies can also apply. Typically for 8-12 weeks. Read more HERE.

IIT Guwahati Dept. of Biotechnology offers Summer Training in multidisciplinary areas of biotechnology to both undergraduate & graduate students of science & engineering disciplines for period of 10 weeks. A non-refundable Rs. 5000/- is to be paid by the selected candidate to get admission in the training programme.

IIT Madras Summer Fellowship Programme of two months with stipend of Rs.6000/- per month will be given. Read more HERE.

IIT Mandi The period of internship will be about 8 weeks; selected candidates will be provided free hostel accommodation and a stipend of Rs. 8000/- for the entire 8 weeks’ period. Travel and living expenses should be borne by the intern. Read more HERE.

IIT Roorkee  asks for a bench fee of Rs. 5000/- P.M. per student be charged by the Institute from the students/ sponsoring Institute(s) for 8-week summer Internship Programme. Read more HERE.

IIT Ropar 5-8 weeks Summer Internship Programme is offered with a fellowship of amount Rs.5000/- p.m and Rs. 10,000/-for the 2 months. The students selected for internship may be provided hostel accommodation. Read more HERE.

NIT Rourkela The internship duration is one and half months and a gross fellowship of Rs. 3,500/- will be provided for a period of one and half months. Click HERE to read more.

Indian Institute of Science Education and Research (IISER)

IISER institutes offers summer student programme aimed for 2nd, 3rd or 4th year of BSc/BTech/B.E and 1st year of MSc or MTech. Summer students will be paid a stipend of Rs 5000/- per month and it lasts 4 – 8 weeks.  Branches to watch out for notifications IISER Bhopal, IISER Mohali,  IISER Thiruvananthapuram (Summer Visiting Programme and Prathiba Scholar Visiting Programme ), IISER Pune and IISER Kolkata.

Institute for Stem Cell Biology and Regenerative Medicine(Instem)

The training program at inStem is open to interested and motivated pre-doctoral candidates and usually comprises M.Sc. students between their first and second years. Many students also do their Masters projects here. Engineering and medical students are also encouraged to apply.

Applications are accepted all through the year. Individual faculty members choose the students they will accommodate in their laboratories. Many of the Centre’s trainees find their research experience invaluable. Perhaps the most tangible benefits of this program are manifest in the number of such trainees who are enrolled for a degree in the best research laboratories within the country and outside.

UGC Resource Network Program with JNU

Application are accepted from Bsc, MSc, BTech, BE, MBBS, MTech etc for their summer school program. Partial financial aid is provided. Click HERE to know more.

National Institute of Immunology (NII)

NII offers 6 months training program and enrols students twice a year. Summer training of 6-12 weeks is also provided through sponsored programmes such as the KVPY, INSPIRE, Summer research fellowship programme sponsored by Science Academies etc. Read more HERE.

Rajiv Gandhi Centre for Biotechnology(RGCB)

RGCB provides three different paid training programs to students such as Short Term and Long Term Training ProgramsSpecialized Training Programs and Biotechnology Skills Development Program.

Regional Centre for Biotechnology(RCB)

The training programmes offered to students who need project work towards partial fulfilment of their post-graduate degrees with a 6-1 year working period without financial aid. Click HERE.

Tata Institute of Fundamental Research(TIFR)

TIFR offers Visiting Students Research Programme (VSRP) for undergraduates and selected students are paid a monthly stipend at Rs 7000/- per month and to and fro travel re-imbursement from the place of their residency. Read more HERE.

Tezpur University

The University offers one month Summer Training Program for undergraduates with no stipend. Click HERE to read more.

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Faculty Profile

Dr. Hemlata Janardhanrao Bhosle

Dr. Hemlata Janardhanrao Bhosle

Professor
School of Life Sciences
Qualifications: M.Sc.,SET,Ph.D.
Specialization: Microbiology
Dr. Anupama Prabhakarrao Pathak

Dr. Anupama Prabhakarrao Pathak

Professor and Head, Dept. of Microbiology
School of Life Sciences
Qualifications: M.Sc., Ph.D., NET
Specialization: Microbiology
Dr. Babasaheb Shivmurti Surwase

Dr. Babasaheb Shivmurti Surwase

Professor & Director Head Dept. of Botany
School of Life Sciences
Qualifications: M.Sc., Ph.D.
Specialization: Botany
Dr. Laxmikant Haribhau Kamble

Dr. Laxmikant Haribhau Kamble

Professor and Coordinator of PGDMLT
School of Life Sciences
Qualifications: M.Sc., Ph.D.
Specialization: Biotechnology
Dr. Shivaji Prabhakar Chavan

Dr. Shivaji Prabhakar Chavan

Senior Professor & Head, Dept. of Zoology
School of Life Sciences
Qualifications: M.Sc., Ph.D.
Specialization: Zoology
Dr. Tukaram Angadrao Kadam

Dr. Tukaram Angadrao Kadam

Senior Professor & Head, Dept. of Biotechnology
School of Life Sciences
Qualifications: M.Sc., Ph.D., SET
Specialization: Biotechnology