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ABOUT DECCAN EDUCATION SOCIETY
DECCAN EDUCATION SOCIETY, PUNE , the parent body of Brihan Maharashtra College of Commerce, is a venerable name in the educational firmament of our country. Born out of the lofty ideals and the intense desire of four firebrand, nationalist, young men barely in their twenties and thirties, who believed in education as the best means to bring about social transformation of the Indian populace and political emancipation from the yoke of foreign rule, the Deccan Education Society has been rendering yeoman service to the nation for well over a century. Ever since its inception,
“Facilitating and cheapening education” has been the mission of the Society which it has been pursuing with steadfast determination and uncompromising commitment.
Bal Gangadhar Tilak
Mahadeo Ballal Namjoshi
Vishnushastri Chiplunkar
Gopal Ganesh Agarkar
Vamanrao Apte
The four young men – Bal Gangadhar Tilak ( popularly known as ” Lokmanya ” and acknowledged as one of the leading figures of the freedom movement), Gopal Ganesh Agarkar (the great social reformer), Vishnushastri Chiplunkar (the doyen of Marathi literature) and Mahadev Ballal Namjoshi a well-known social worker) – had nothing to offer except their firm belief in the chosen goal, an abiding faith , honesty of purpose and steadfast determination. India was then a loose amalgamation of politically fragmented and economically impoverished princely states under an exploitative foreign rule. Further, it was steeped in debilitating traditions, as a result of which the public masses had unconsciously developed an in-built mechanism to resist any meaningful reforms. It was, therefore, the most appropriate decision on the part of these four action-oriented social thinkers to launch an educational movement to bring about an awakening among the masses. The result was the founding of the Deccan Education Society on the 24th October, 1884 – the auspicious day of Vijaya Dashami (“Dashehra”).
In the establishment of the Deccan Education Society, these men of vision saw the great potential of education as the emancipator of the masses, bringing in them a new awakening. Such was the dynamic driving force of these founders that within less than three months of the founding of the Society, the Fergusson College was started on the 2nd of January, 1885.
The next few years witnessed rapid expansion of the Society’s activities by way of the growth and development of the existing institutions, and starting new ones in and outside Pune. The Deccan Education Society always remained alert to the changing needs of the larger social set up for which and within which it functioned.
Deccan Education Society, Pune was established in 1884 and registered on 13th August 1885 and by four patriotic visionaries- Vishnu Shastri Chiplunkar, Bal Gangadhar Tilak, Gopal Ganesh Agarkar and Mahadeo Ballal Namjoshi-who were already recognized as the pioneers of new education in India with the Launch of New English School in Pune in the year 1880. This was a revolutionary step, because in those days Government Institutions and Christian Missionaries were the only agencies involved in educating masses. Private enterprise in education was often discouraged. It was also pointed out by these Nationalists that there was no education available to generate leadership, for industrial regeneration of India, or for defense of the motherland i.e. education Required by the people of a self – governing nation. it was the idea of filling these voids that the DES came in to existence. In the view of its founders, Education was the means of rousing-the intellect, the drooping will and the slumbering conscience of their fallen countrymen. They began with a modest aim of facilitating education at low costs by starting schools and colleges.
In the year 1885, the renowned Fergusson College was started. in the year1919, DES established Willingdon College in The southern region of Maharashtra at Sangli on a 125 acre campus. Recognizing the need for commerce Education, the society started Brihan Maharashtra College of commerce in 1943 in follwed by Chintamanarao College of Commerce in Sangli in 1960. In the year 1954, Kirti M Doongursee College was established in Mumbai. The Society entered in the field of technical education too with the launch of Technical Institute in Pune (1937). DES started management institute viz. IMDR in 1974 at Pune and IMR at Sangli in 1996, the year 2003 witnessed addition of DES Law College and the year 2007 DES started Physiotherapy College. DES also runs an autonomous institute in the field of Vocational Training at Pune. With a view to imparting basic education, the Society has started many schools at various places in the state. The DES management is trying to expand its educational activities as per the requirements of the society in general, guided and aided by educationists, visionaries, philanthropists and ex-students, in order to pursue its goal ‘Knowledge is Power’.
Deccan Education Society, Pune
Dr. Kunte Sharad Shrikrishna
Ranpise Khemraj Baban
Phadke Sagar Shripad
Lomte Vishram Vijay
Mujumdar Madhusudan Mukund
Joshi Anant Hari
Kulkarni Amit Ashok
Apte Nitin Mahadev
Rawat Pramod Trimbak
Palande Ashok Ramrao
Sathe Prachee Milind
Kamble Milind Mahadev
Agarkhedkar Sharad Ramkrishna
Thakar Rajashree Abhay
Vaze Chandrashekhar Prabhakar
Palekar Ajit Janardan
Athavale Mahesh Anant
Gokhale Adesh Hari
BMCC
The Brihan Maharashtra College of Commerce (BMCC) is a pioneering, premier degree commerce college in India, situated in the city of Pune, Maharashtra. The College was established in 1943 by the Deccan Education Society with a view to providing enlightened leadership and trained manpower in the field of commerce and business to the country which was on the threshold of independence. The college is affiliated with the University of Pune and has produced many notable leaders, businessmen and industrialists like Sharad Pawar, Dr.Cyrus Poonawalla & Sulajja Firodia.
Prof. D. G. Karve, a renowned Economist and some time Deputy Governor of the Reserve Bank of India was the First Principal of the College. Situated at the foot of the rugged Fergusson College Hill and dotted with lush green trees and shrubs all around, it has a most picturesque and inviting atmosphere. BMCC has recently earned the award of ‘College with potential for excellence’ from UGC.
BMCC HISTORY
Prof. D. G. Karve, a renowned economist and former Deputy Governor of the Reserve Bank of India was the First Principal of the College. After Prof. Karve several able, dedicated and distinguished Principals played a very significant role in the development of BMCC. Prin. S. V. Kogekar, Prin. Dr. T. M. Joshi, Prin. N. A. Mavlankar,
Prin. S. V. Kogekar, Prin. Dr. T. M. Joshi, Prin. N. A. Mavlankar, Prin. Dr. N. K. Kulkarni and Prin. Dr. C. G. Vaidya, played pivotal role in development of the college.
THE EMBLEM
The emblem of Deccan Education Society is depicted here. The Eagle with uplifted wings symbolizes high aspirations ; the knot at its feet stands for unity.
The “Shree” verhead represents material prosperity and the crescent moon is a symbol of international contact through foreign commerce. The “Shree”and the crescent are special features symbolizing the characteristics of this college.
It is an adaptation for this institution of the basic emblem of the D. E. Society.
Mission Statement of BMCC
” To make a citizen of India as fully endowed
- Materially
- Intellectually and
- Morally
as the citizens of the most advanced country of the world is our collective aim. All activities connected with the College will be consciously correlated to this declared objective of the society.”
( From the speech of Prin. D.G. Karve, First Principal of BMCC, June 1943 )
COLLEGE DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE ACADEMIC YEAR 2023-24
Sr. No. | Name | Designation |
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1 | Dr.Ravindra Acharya, Chairman, CDC Adv.Ashok Palande, Chiarman,CDC |
Till 31.12.2023 w.e.f. 01.01.2024 |
2 | Dr.V.V.Acharya, Finance Controller & Management Representative Dr.J.R.Lanjekar, Finance Controller & Management Representative |
Till 31.12.2023 w.e.f. 01.01.2024 |
3 | Shri.Sagar Phadke, Management Representative Shri.Khemraj Ranpise, Management Representative |
Till 31.12.2023 w.e.f. 01.01.2024 |
4 | Shri.Mahesh A.Athavale, Management Representative Dr.Ravindrandra Acharya, Management Representative |
Till 31.12.2023 w.e.f. 01.01.2024 |
5 | Dr.Ashish M.Puranik, Vice Principal & Management Representative | |
6 | Shri.Pramod T.Rawat, Management Representative Shri.Vivek Mathkari, Management Representative |
Till 31.12.2023 w.e.f. 01.01.2024 |
7 | Shir.Girish Vyas, Nominee (Industry) | |
8 | Shri.Kiran Chitale, Nominee (Social Services) | |
9 | Shri.Suraj Kudtarkar, Nominee (Educational Institutes) | |
10 | Shri.Abhay Limye, Nominee (Past Student) | |
11 | Dr.Suneeta H.Niramle , Professor, Teaching Representative | |
12 | Dr.Asama S. Bagwan, Assistant Professor, Teaching Representative | |
13 | Dr.Kishorkumar S.Bhosale, Assistant Professor, Teaching Representative | Transferred to CCC w.e.f. 15.06.2023 |
14 | Shri.Dnyaneshwar N.Edake, Head Clerk, Non-Teaching Representative | |
15 | Dr.P.V.Sathe, Professor, Head of the Department | |
16 | Dr.Varsha H.Deshpande, IQAC , Coordinator. | |
17 | Shri.Paras Phursule, T.Y.BBA(IH) Student, Students Representative. | |
18 | Prof.Bharati Upadhye, Vice Principal, Non grant Programs, Invitee | |
19 | Dr.D.A.Kulkarni, Secretary DES. | |
20 | Dr.Jagadish R.Lanjekar, , Officiating Principal, and Secretary, CDC, BMCC Dr.Rajesh P.Kuchekar, , Officiating Principal, and Secretary, CDC, BMCC |
Till 30.09.2023 w.e.f. 01.10.2023 |
LIST OF GOVERNING BODY , BMCC ACADEMIC YEAR 2023-24
Sr. No. | Name | Designation |
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1 | Dr.Ravindrandra Acharya, Chairman GB Shri.Pramod T.Rawat, Chairman GB |
Till 31.12.2023 w.e.f. 01.01.2024 |
2 | Dr.V.V.Acharya, Finance Controller & Management Representative Dr.J.R.Lanjekar, Finance Controller & Management Representative |
Till 31.12.2023 w.e.f. 01.01.2024 |
3 | CS M. A. Athavale, Management Representative Adv.Ashok Palande, Chairman, CDC BMCC & Management Representative |
Till 31.12.2023 w.e.f. 01.01.2024 |
4 | Shri.Sagar Phadke, Management Representative Shri.Khemraj Ranpise, Management Representative |
Till 31.12.2023 w.e.f. 01.01.2024 |
5 | Dr.Jagdeesh R.Lanjekar, Management Representative Shri.Vivek Mathkari, Management Representative |
Till 31.12.2023 w.e.f. 01.01.2024 |
6 | Dr. Ashish M. Puranik, Vice Principal & Management Representative. | |
7 | Industry Expert. | |
8 | Dr. Ms. Shimla, UGC Nominee | |
9 | Dr. Sanjay Kaptan, SPPU Nominee | |
10 | Dr.Keshav Tupe, Government Nominee (Jr. Director, Higher Education, Pune Region) | |
11 | Dr.Suneeta H. Nirmale, Teacher Representative | |
12 | Dr.Asama S. Bagwan, Teacher Representative | |
13 | Teacher Representative (Transferred to CCC, Sangli) | |
14 | Shri. Dnyaneshwar N.Edake, Non-Teaching Representative & Head Clerk | |
15 | Dr. Smt. V. H. Deshpande, IQAC Coordinator | |
16 | Smt.Bharati Upadhye, Vice Principal, Self-Finance Courses BMCC, Permanent invitee. | |
17 | Dr.Deepak Powdel,NEP Co-ordinator, Invitee | |
18 | Dr.J.R.Lanjekar, Officiating Principal and Secretary. Dr.Rajesh P.Kuchekar, Officiating Principal and Secretary. |
Till 30.09.2023 w.e.f. 01.10.2023 |
JUNIOR COLLEGE COMMITTEE, BMCC ACADEMIC YEAR 2022-23
Sr. No. | Name | Designation |
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1 | Dr.Ravindra Acharya, Chairman, CDC Shri.Ashok Palande, Chiarman CDC |
Till 31.12.2023 w.e.f. 01.01.2024 |
2 | Dr.V.V.Acharya, Finance Controller & Management Representative Dr.J.R.Lanjekar, Finance Controller & Management Representative |
Till 31.12.2023 w.e.f. 01.01.2024 |
3 | Shri.Mahesh A.Athavale, Management Representative Dr.Sharad Agarkhedkar, Management Representative |
Till 31.12.2023 w.e.f. 01.01.2024 |
4 | Dr.Ravindra Acharya, Management Representative Shri.Khemraj Ranpise, Management Representative |
Till 31.12.2023 w.e.f. 01.01.2024 |
5 | Dr.V.N.Dhiwar, Vice Principal, Jr.College | |
6 | Shri.Sanjay Shirude, Supervisor, Jr.College. | Retired on 31.12.2023 |
7 | Shri.Dnyaneshwar N. Edake, Head Clerk (Non Teaching Representative) | 8 | Dr.Jagadish R.Lanjekar, Officiating Principal, Secretary CDC. Dr.Rajesh P.Kuchekar, Officiating Principal, Secretary, JCC |
Till 30.09.2023 w.e.f. 01.10.2023 |
ACADEMIC COUNCIL COMMITTEE, BMCC ACADEMIC YEAR 2023-24
Sr. No. | Name | Designation |
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1 | Prin.Dr.Jagdeesh .R.Lanjekar, HOD, (Banking & Finance) Prin. Dr.Rajesh P.Kuchekar, HOD , (Law) |
Till 31.12.2023 w.e.f. 01.01.2024 |
2 | Dr. Ravindra Acharya, Chairman, CDC, BMCC Adv.Ashok Palande, Chiarman,CDC |
Till 31.12.2023 w.e.f. 01.01.2024 |
3 | CMA Milind Date, Industrial Expert | |
4 | Dr.D.R.Mane, SPPU Nominee | |
5 | Dr.Nitin Ghorpade, SPPU Nominee | |
6 | Dr. Yashodhan Mithare, SPPU Nominee | Retired on 31.12.2023 |
7 | Shri.Vinayak Govilkar, Industrial Expert | 8 | Shri.Mahesh A.Athavale, Management Representative CA Vivek Mathkari, Management Representative |
Till 30.09.2023 w.e.f. 01.10.2023 |
9 | Shri.Gaurav Pingle, Alumni | |
10 | Dr.Ashish M.Puranik, Vice Principal | |
11 | Dr.Prashant .V.Sathe, HOD, (Costing) | |
12 | Dr. Preeti Rajguru, CEO, BMCC | |
13 | Dr.Rajashree D.Gokhale, HOD, (Busi. Practices) | |
14 | Dr.Suneeta H.Nirmale, HOD, (English) | |
15 | Prof.Bharati Upadhye, HOD BBA Program (Non-grant Section) | |
16 | Prof.Vinaya Hasamnis, In-charge- BBA(CA) HOD (Computer Science) | |
17 | Dr.Shilpi Lokare, (Faculty), BBA (Non-grant Section) | |
18 | Dr.Varsha H.Deshpande, IQAC-Coordinator, HOD ( Business Administration) | |
19 | Dr. Yashodhan P.Mahajan, HOD (Accountancy) | |
20 | Shri.S.N.Garje, HOD, (Statistics & Mathematics) | |
21 | Dr.Pasad Namjoshi, HOD (B.Voc) | |
22 | Dr.Deepak U.Powdel, Secretary, HOD (Economics), NEP Co-ordinator |
COLLEGE DEVELOPMENT COMMIITTEE MINUTES OF MEETINGS
1 | 8.01.2018 CDC minutes | Download PDF |
2 | cdc minutes 03.02.2018 | Download PDF |
3 | cdc minutes 5.05.2018 | Download PDF |
4 | 8.10.2018 cdc minutes | Download PDF |
5 | 21.12.2018 cdc meeting minutes | Download PDF |
6 | 8.01.2019 cdc minutes | Download PDF |
7 | cdc minutes 9.02.2019 | Download PDF |
8 | 10.04.2019 cdc minutes | Download PDF |
9 | 24.09.2019 cdc minutes | Download PDF |
10 | 10.02.2020 cdc minutes | Download PDF |
11 | cdc minutes 21.05.2020 | Download PDF |
12 | cdc minutes 6.01.2021 | Download PDF |
13 | 11.02.21 cdc meeting minutes | Download PDF |
14 | 21.10.2021 DC meeting minutes | Download PDF |
15 | cdc minutes 27.01.2022 (2) | Download PDF |
16 | CDC minutes 2.06.2022 | Download PDF |
17 | 30.06.2022 CDC minutes | Download PDF |
18 | cdc minutes 22.09.2022 | Download PDF |
19 | cdc minutes 15.12.2022 | Download PDF |
20 | cdc minutes 2.02.2023 | Download PDF |
ACADEMIC COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEMBERS
Name | Designation |
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Dr. Rajesh P. Kuchekar | Officiating Principal, BMCC |
Dr.Jagdish R.Lanjekar | Vice Principal |
Dr. Ravi Acharya | Chairman, CDC, BMCC |
CMA Milind Date | Industrial Expert |
Dr.D.R.Mane | SPPU Nominee |
Dr.Nitin Ghorpade | SPPU Nominee |
Dr. Yashodhan Mithare | SPPU Nominee |
Shri.Vinayak Govilkar | Industrial Expert |
Shri.Mahesh Athavale | Management |
Shri.Gaurav Pingle | Alumni |
Dr.Ashish M.Puranik | Vice Principal |
Dr.Prashant .V.Sathe | HOD |
Dr. Preeti Rajguru | CEO, BMCC |
Dr.Rajashree D.Gokhale | HOD |
Dr.Suneeta H.Nirmale | HOD |
Prof.Bharati Upadhye | Vice Principal, Non-grant Section |
Prof.Vinaya Hasamnis | In-charge- BBA(CA) |
Dr.ShilpiLokare | HOD |
Dr.Varsha H.Deshpande | IQAC-Coordinator |
Prof.Rajesh P.Kuchekar | HOD |
Dr. Yashodhan P.Mahajan | HOD |
Mr.Akshay Pawar | Student Representative |
Dr.Deepak U.Powdel | Secretory |
ACADEMIC COUNCIL MINUTES OF MEETINGS
1 | AC minutes 9.10.2017 | Download PDF |
2 | 5 jan 2018 ac meeting scan doc 1 | Download PDF |
3 | AC minutes 19.04.2018 | Download PDF |
4 | AC minutes 29.10.2018 | Download PDF |
5 | 10.4.19 AC minutes scan doc | Download PDF |
6 | 25.9.19 AC minutes scan doc 1 | Download PDF |
7 | 11.02.20 AC minutes can doc | Download PDF |
8 | AC meeting minutes 11.06.2020 1 | Download PDF |
9 | AC minutes 8.02.2021 | Download PDF |
10 | 21 oct.21 ac meeting scan doc | Download PDF |
11 | ac MINUTES 9.07.2022 1 | Download PDF |
12 | AC minutes 19.10.2022 1 | Download PDF |
13 | AC minutes 23.03.2023 1 | Download PDF |
14 | AC minutes 13.06.2023 1 | Download PDF |
EXAMINATION COMMITTEE
Sr. No. | Name | Designation |
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1 | Dr. Rajesh P. Kuchekar | Chairman |
2 | Prof. Preeti Rajguru | Controller of Examination |
3 | Dr. P. V. Sathe | BOS – Accountancy- |
4 | Dr. S. H. Nirmale | BOS – Language |
5 | Dr. V. H. Deshpande | BOS – Experiential Learning |
6 | Dr. R. D. Gokhale | BOS – Business Studies |
7 | Mrs. V. M. Hasamnis | BOS – Computer Application |
8 | Dr. Jagdish R. Lanjekar | Vice-Principal |
9 | Dr. A. M. Puranik | Vice-Principal |
10 | Prof. Bharati Upadhye | Assistant COE |
11 | Dr. Mahesh Kakde | SPPU Nominee |
ADMISSION COMMITTEE
Sr. No. | Name | Designation |
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1 | Dr. Rajesh P. Kuchekar | Officiating Principal |
2 | Dr.Jagdish R.Lanjekar | Vice Principal |
3 | Dr.A.M.Puranik | Vice Principal |
4 | Dr.Smt.V.H.Deshpande | IQAC Coordinator |
5 | Dr.Stm.R.D.Gokhale | HOD- Business Studies |
6 | Dr.Deepak Powdel | HOD- Economics |
7 | Dr.Y.P.Mahajan | HOD- Accounts Taxation and Law and Convenor Admission Committee |
8 | Dr.Smt.S.N.Nirmale | HOD- Language |
9 | Dr.P.V.Sathe, Coordinator | M.Com. Course and Research. |
10 | Smt.Bharati Upadhye | Coordinator, BBA, BBA(IB), PGDIB, PGDBF |
11 | Smt.Vinaya Hasamnis | Coordinator, BBA(CA) |
12 | Dr.Smt.P.R.Rajguru | COE & (Special Invitee) |
13 | Shri.Kiran Deshpande | Development Officer |
14 | Shri.N.A.Ovhal | PG admission |
15 | Smt.V.M. Kondhalkar | Sr.College Commerce admission |
16 | Shri.O.V.Kaldhonkar | Sr.College, Commerce admission |
17 | Smt.Meenakshi Marahte | Professional Courses Admission |
18 | Shri.Shivraj M. Nilange | I.T. Assistant |
LIBRARY ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Sr. No. | Name | Designation |
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1 | Dr. Rajesh P. Kuchekar | Officiating Principal |
2 | Smt.Bharati Upadhye | Member |
3 | Prof.V.N. Dhiwar | Member |
4 | Dr.P.V.Sathe | Member |
5 | Dr.Smt.Asma Bagwan | Member |
6 | Prof.Vijay Salunke | Member |
7 | Prof.Smt.Smruti Patwardhan | Member |
8 | Dr.Smt.Sonal Apte | Member |
9 | Prof.Pratik Potdar | Member |
10 | Dr.Medhavinee Watve | Member |
11 | Dr.Madhura Ozarde | Member |
12 | Shri.Sanjay Salve | Member |
13 | Dr.Jagdish R.Lanjekar | Member |
14 | Dr.A.M.Puranik | Secretary |
STUDENT WELFARE COMMITTEE
Sr. No. | Name | Designation |
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1 | Dr. Rajesh P. Kuchekar | Officiating Principal (w.e.f.03.10.2023) |
2 | Dr.Jagdish R.Lanjekar | Member |
3 | Dr.A.M.Puranik | Chairman |
4 | Dr.Asma Bawan | Member |
5 | Dr.Anagha Lavlekar | Member |
6 | Smt.Leena Gharpure | Member |
7 | Prof.Bharati Upadhye | Member |
8 | Dr.Yashodhan Mahajan | Member |
9 | Prof.Vijay Salunke | Member |
10 | Dr.Varsha Deshpande | Member |
EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE
Sr. No. | Name | Designation |
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1 | Dr. Rajesh P. Kuchekar | Officiating Principal |
2 | Dr.Jageesh R.Lanjekar | Vice Principal |
3 | Dr.Ashish Puranik | Vice Principal and HOD of Cultural Department |
4 | Dr.Smt.V.H.Deshpande | IQAC Co-ordinaotr |
5 | Dr.R.P.Kuchekar | HOD of Student Welfare Committee |
6 | Dr.K.S.Bhosale | HOD of Nature Club |
7 | Dr.Smt.R.D.Gokhale | HOD of Heritage |
8 | Dr.Asma Bawan | HOD of Girls NCC Unit |
9 | Prof.Vijay Salunke | HOD off NSS |
10 | Prof.Swapnil Deshmukh | HOD of Sport Dept |
11 | Dr.Y.P.Mahajan | Secretary and HOD of NCC Body unit |
ACADEMIC AUDIT COMMITTEE
Sr. No. | Name | Designation |
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1 | Dr. Rajesh P. Kuchekar, Officiting Principal | Chairman |
2 | Dr.Jagdish R.Lanjekar, | Vice Principal |
3 | Dr.A.M.Puranik, Vice Principal | Member |
4 | Dr.P.V.Sathe, Chairman Accounting, Taxation and Law Board | Member |
5 | Dr.Deepak Powdel, Chairman Bus. Economic and Banking Board | Member |
6 | Dr.Sunita Nirmale, Chairman Language Studies Board | Member |
7 | Dr.Rajashree Gokhale, Chairman, Business Studies Board | Member |
8 | Dr.Varsha Deshpande, Chairman, Experiential Learning Board | Member |
9 | Ms. Bharati Upadhye, Vice Principal, Non-Grant Section | Member |
10 | Ms. Vinaya Hasamnis, Coordinator, BCA | Member |
BMCC GOVERNING BODY COMMITTEE MEMBERS
Sr. No. | Name | Designation |
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1 | Dr. Ravi Acharya | Chairman, GB |
2 | Prof.Vinaykumar V.Acharya | Finance Controller and Management Representative |
3 | CS.Mahesh A.Athavale | Management Representative |
4 | Shri.Sagar Phadke | Management Representative |
5 | Dr.Ashish M.Puranik | Vice Principal & Management Representative |
6 | Dr.Mrs.Shimla | UGC Nominee |
7 | Dr.Sanjay Kaptan | SPPU Nominee |
8 | Dr.KiranKumar Bondar | Government Nominee (Jt. Director of Higher Education) |
9 | Dr.Suneeta H.Nirmale | Teacher Representative |
10 | Dr.Asma S.Bagwan | Teacher Representative |
11 | Dr.Kishorkumar S.Bhosale | Teacher Representative |
12 | Shri.Dnyaneshwar N.Edke | Non- Teaching Representative |
15 | Dr.Smt.Varsha H.Deshpande | IQAC Coordinator |
16 | Smt.Bharati Upadhye | Vice Principal Non-grant Section |
17 | Dr.Jageesh R.Lanjekar | Vice Principal |
18 | Dr. Rajesh P. Kuchekar | Officiating Principal & Secretary |
Governing Body Minutes of Meeting
1 | GB minutes 9.10.2017 | Download PDF |
2 | GB minutes 12.01.2018 | Download PDF |
3 | GB minutes 25.04.2018 | Download PDF |
4 | GB minutes 3.11.2018 | Download PDF |
5 | GB minutes 24.04.2019 | Download PDF |
6 | GB minutes 4.10.2019 | Download PDF |
7 | GB minutes 18.02.2020 | Download PDF |
8 | GB minutes 11.06.2020 | Download PDF |
9 | GB minutes 15.04.2021 | Download PDF |
10 | GB Minutes 28.10.2021 | Download PDF |
11 | GB Minutes 24.11.2022 | Download PDF |
12 | GB Minutes 27.03.2023 | Download PDF |
PRINCIPAL'S DESK
Namaste,
It gives me immense pleasure to announce that our College BMCC is on the threshold of completing it’s 80 years of existence. Since establishment, it has produced lakhs of experts, professionals, entrepreneurs, businessmen, Managers, Bankers, Economists, Social workers, etc. with the help of their devoted teachers.
The meritorious students from other districts, states and even other countries get attracted to take admission in this premier Commerce Institute due to its rich legacy, excellence in business education, heritage buildings, spacious classrooms, healthier environment, beautiful natural surroundings at the bottom of the Fergusson Hill. The crowd on the campus is always happy, energetic and outstanding. Our students have always been showing excellence in academics, sports, cultural activities, arts, etc. It increases the honour of our college.
We, the teachers at BMCC strive hard to achieve the all round development of our students. Besides academic excellence, the soft skills and life skills are crucial in the personality development of the students. We try to produce better leaders, organizers, entrepreneurs, and innovators through formal as well as informal education. The holistic development of the students leads to higher productivity, business opportunities, employment and ultimately the economic growth of our nation.
While achieving the excellence, the weightage is given to the fundamental and core values mentioned in the Mission Statement of the College. There is a Team-Spirit among the Management, Teachers, and the students. Management is the Change-Maker, and the teachers are the facilitators to shape the students globally competent citizens of future India. We all try to make our college as the Center of Character-Building and the Nation-Building activities.
Social and Environmental awareness is the need of the hour. The education, in any form, should strengthen the capacity and capabilities of the students for their inner and outer growth which would transform them into the successful performers. The true teacher ignites the Atmabal, the spirit and transforms the mindset of the students. BMCC is the platform for the development of the inquisitive students through collective collaboration.
Hands on experience is more important than the bookish knowledge, similarly the spirituality, morality and ethics are as important as the subject-knowledge of the students. The management and the teachers in BMCC aspire to acquire excellence through introducing new areas of business and management education as well as providing support facilities to our students.
Dr. Rajesh P. Kuchekar
Officiating Principal
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1943
20th June 1943
The College of Commerce (later BMCC) started in the Amphi theatre
of the Fergusson College. Prin. D. G. Karve : First Principal (1943-1949).
24th July 1943
Formal inauguration of the College at the hands of Sir Ardeshir Dalal.
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1944
The Naming Ceremony performed by Sir Chintamanrao Deshmukh, the then
Governor, the Reserve Bank of India. BMCC donated Rs. 2 lakhs
from Brihan Maharashtra Sugar Syndicate brought by late Shri. C. G. Agashe. -
1949-1950
Principal S. V. Kogekar.
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1951
The corner stone of the new college building laid at the hands of
Dr. John Mathai (The then Finance Minister, Govt. of India) -
1953
Jagdish N. Tata Hall constructed : Donation of Rs. 50.000 /- from
Sir Dorabji Tata Trust.
11th Jan. 1953
The new Building formally declared open by Shri. Rama Rau, the then
Governor, the Reserve Bank of India. -
1950 - 1958
Principal Dr. T. M. Joshi
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1966-1974
Principal Dr. N. K. Kulkarni.
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1968-69
The Silver Jubilee of the College. Shri. L. K. Zha, the then Governor,
the Reserve Bank of India, Chief Guest at the Main Function. -
1970-71
The Pittie Hall constructed out of the donation of Rs. 25,000 given
by Shri. Nandalalji Pittie in the memory of his father late Shri. Mukundlalji Pittie. -
25 th Nov. 1973
Inauguration of the New Library Building by Shri. N. A. Palkhivala.
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1974 to 1994
Principal Dr. C. G. Vaidya.
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1977-1978
Junior College Classes started.
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1982 - 83
An annexe consisting of eight classrooms constructed : Inauguration
by Shri. Sharad Pawar,the then Chief Minister, Maharashtra. -
22nd Feb. 1987
M. Phil. (Commerce) Programme entrusted to our College
by the University of Pune. -
1993-94
Golden Jubilee year
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13th Feb. 94
Main Function of the Golden Jubilee. Chief Guest : Shri. Sharad Pawar,
the then Chief Minister, Maharashtra. -
July 95
Prof. A. B. Deshpande took over as Principal
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June 96
UGC Vocational Course in Computer Applications started.
Computer Laboratory started in the New Building.
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2nd August 98
Inauguration of the new building and CGA BMRTC Project by Shri Sharad Pawar
( Leader of the Opposition Loksabha ).Shri Ram Naik (Union State
Minister for Railways) and Dr. Arun Nigvekar (Vice Chancellor, University of Pune,) were the Chief Guests of the function. -
2000 - 2001
Started publication of In house students Journals. Think Track, Artha Vichar,
Vanijya Vichar and Staff Academy Journal - We share.....
State level 'Best College Magazine Award' from Yashwantrao Chavan Pratishtan, Mumbai was received
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2001 - 2002
' Best Teacher in Commerce Award ' of the University of Pune was received
by Dr. S.R. Kandalgaonkar.
Construction of ladies Common Room1 from UGC Grant & Donation from Shri. A. T. Doshi.
First Batch of Autonomous Courses under CGA BMTRC.
'UGC Heritage Grant' of Rs. 7,00,000/- was received under which Computers & books were purchased.
'Best College Award' (As second from the Colleges in Urban area) under Quality Improvement Programme of the University of Pune was received.
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2002 - 2003
UGC approved Vocational Course in Tax Procedure & Practices and the
Remedial Course for backward students.
Inauguration of Ladies Common Room constructed from the UGC Grant &
donation from Shri. AT. Doshi
Independent, official web site www.bmcc.ac.in launched.
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2002 - 2003
The college has been accredited with A' Grade by the National Assessment
and Accreditation Council, (NAAC), Bangalore for next five year.
Establishment of UGC Network Resources Center from 2003-04.
New Center of guidance for FY. External Students on behalf of DES was started.
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2004
National level seminar on GATS IMPACT INDIA.
'Best NSS Unit Award' was given by the University of Pune.
College with Potential for Excellence (CPE) Status conferred by UGC.
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2005
'Best Principal Award' from University of Pune was Received
by Prin. A. B. Deshpande.
Diamond Jubilee Celebration, Chief Guest: Dr. Manmohan Singh, Prime Minister,
Guest of Honour: Shri. Sharad Pawar, Union Minister for Agriculture,
Shri. S.M. Krishna, Govt, of Maharahstra, Shri Vilasrao Deshmukh, Chief Minister Maharashtra
State, Dr. Arun Nigawekar Chairman UGC, Dr. Ashok Kolaskar, VC University of Pune -
2006
Completed computerisation of Library, Inaugurated PNG Language Lab and
Maitree Audio-Visual Hall.
Establishment of Prin. D. G. Karve Chair in Economics, Banking and
Commerce. BBA, BFT and PGDBF courses started. -
2007 - 2008
Started BCA, PGDIB and PGDIT Courses affiliated to University of Pune.
Permanent Affiliation to PG. Courses in M.Com.
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2008 - 2009
Construction of new building with classrooms and a computer
laboratory for professional and regular courses.
Construction of Dr. Cyrus Poonawalla Conference Hall.
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2010
Additional Grant of Rs. 50 Lacs received from
UGC under CPE Scheme
Dr. C.N.Rawal took over the charge as Principal.
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2012
MCA (Commerce) course of University of Pune was launched
Inauguration of Computer Laboratory in Library Building :Chief Guest,
Hon'ble Mr. Prithviraj Chavan Chief Minister Maharashtra. -
2014
Inauguration of Ladies Hostel Building. Chief Guest: Nirmala Sitharaman,
Minister-Ministry of Commerce & Industries
Received Grant Rs. 1.5 Cr.under CPE from UGC
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2015
Best College Award by SPPU
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2017
Principal Dr.C.N.Rawal honored with the “Best Principal Award”
by SPPU
Autonomous Status by UGC
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2018
International Conference on Internationalization of Commerce and
Management Education
Ted X was organised
B.Com. with ACCA started
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2019
National Conference on 'Sustainable Development - Swami Vivekanand's
Contribution'
Centre for External B.Com. SPPU started
International Conference on Multidisciplinary Research in
Sustainable Development -
2020
Inauguration of Boys Hostel & Bhumipujan Ceremony
Launching Of BMS course in Association with Logistic Sector Council
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2022
Launching of B.Voc in film and Dramatics
Launching of B.Com. Honours
Launching of B.Com. FinTech
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2023
Inauguration of Mukunddas Lohia Complex (Alumni)
Deccan Education Society’s
Brihan Maharashtra College of Commerce (Autonomous), Pune-04
Code of Conduct for Principal:
The Head of the institute should always depict the following values from his/her way of action- honesty, integrity, fair, objective, supportive, enthusiastic towards the welfare of the institute, law abiding etc. He/she should have a clear vision towards growth of the institute. He/She should:
i) Ensure quality in education and academic activities.
ii) Ensure that the staff and students are aware of the institute's rules, policies and procedures.
iii) Lay down policies and procedures in order to achieve the vision and mission of the institute.
iv) Form various co-curricular committees and appoint coordinators.
v) Ensure the implantation of the academic calendar.
vi) Convene meetings of different cells, committees etc.
vii) Recommend and forward communication to the authorities.
viii) Represent the institute on various occasions.
ix) Monitor financial matters and ensure proper utilization of funds.
x) Motivate teachers to enhance their knowledge by participating in conferences, workshops, FDPs, etc.
xi) Execute the qualitative and quantitative work for the welfare of the institute.
xii) Exhibit outstanding and effective leadership skills.
CODE OF PROFESSIONAL ETHICS for Teachers (Adopted as per UGC Guidelines)
I. Teachers and their Responsibilities:
Whoever adopts teaching as a profession assumes the obligation to conduct himself / herself in accordance with the ideal of the profession. A teacher is constantly under the scrutiny of her/his students and the society at large. Therefore, every teacher should see that there is no incompatibility between her/his precepts and practice. The national ideals of education which have already been set forth and which she/he should seek to inculcate among students must be her/his own ideals. The profession further requires that the teacher should be calm, patient and communicative by temperament and amiable in disposition.
Teacher should:
(i) Adhere to a responsible pattern of conduct and demeanor expected of them by thecommunity;
(ii) Manage their private affairs in a manner consistent with the dignity of the profession;
(iii) Seek to make professional growth continuous through study and research;
(iv) Express free and frank opinion by participation at professional meetings, seminars,conferences etc., towards the contribution of knowledge;
(v) Maintain active membership of professional organisations and strive to improve education and profession through them;
(vi) Perform their duties in the form of teaching, tutorials, practicals, seminars and research work, conscientiously and with dedication;
(vii) Discourage and not indulge in plagiarism and other non-ethical behaviour in teaching and research;
(viii) Abide by the Act, Statute and Ordinance of the University and to respect its ideals, vision, mission, cultural practices and tradition;
(ix) Co-operate and assist in carrying out the functions relating to the educational responsibilities of the college and the university, such as: assisting in appraising applications for admission, advising and counselling students as well as assisting the conduct of university and college examinations, including supervision, invigilation and evaluation; and
(x) Participate in extension, co-curricular and extra-curricular activities, including the community service.
II. Teachers and Students
Teachers should:
(i) Respect the rights and dignity of the student in expressing her/his opinion;
(ii) Deal justly and impartially with students regardless of their religion, caste, gender, political, economic, social and physical characteristics;
(iii) Recognise the difference in aptitude and capabilities among students and strive to meet their individual needs;
(iv) Encourage students to improve their attainments, develop their personalities and at the same time contribute to community welfare;
(v) Inculcate among students scientific temper, spirit of inquiry and ideals of democracy, patriotism, social justice, environmental protection and peace;
(vi) Treat the students with dignity and not behave in a vindictive manner towards any of them for any reason;
(vii) Pay attention to only the attainment of the student in the assessment of merit;
(viii) Make themselves available to the students even beyond their class hours and help and guide students without any remuneration or reward;
(ix) Aid students to develop an understanding of our national heritage and national goals; and
(x) Refrain from inciting students against other students, colleagues or administration.
III. Teachers and Colleagues
Teachers should:
(i) Treat other members of the profession in the same manner as they themselves wish to be treated;
(ii) Speak respectfully to other teachers and render assistance for professional betterment;
(iii) Refrain from making unsubstantiated allegations against colleagues to higher authorities; and
(iv) Refrain from allowing considerations of caste, creed, religion, race or sex in their professional endeavor.
IV. Teachers and Authorities
Teachers should:
(i) . Discharge their professional responsibilities according to the existing rules and adhere to procedures and methods consistent with their profession in initiating steps through their own institutional bodies and / or professional organisations for change of any such rule detrimental to the professional interest;
(ii) Refrain from undertaking any other employment and commitment, including private tuitions and coaching classes which are likely to interfere with their professional responsibilities;
(iii) Co-operate in the formulation of policies of the institution by accepting various offices and discharge responsibilities which such offices may demand;
(iv) Co-operate through their organisations in the formulation of policies of the other institutions and accept offices;
(v) Co-operate with the authorities for the betterment of the institutions keeping in view the interest and in conformity with the dignity of the profession;
(vi) Adhere to the terms of contract;
(vii) Give and expect due notice before a change of position takes place; and
(viii) Refrain from availing themselves of leave except on unavoidable grounds and as far as practicable with prior intimation, keeping in view their particular responsibility for completion of academic schedule.
V. Teachers and Non-Teaching Staff
Teachers should:
(i) Treat the non-teaching staff as colleagues and equal partners in a cooperative undertaking, within every educational institution;
(ii) Help in the functioning of joint-staff councils covering both the teachers and the non-teaching staff.
VI. Teachers and Guardians
Teachers should:
(i) Try to see through teachers' bodies and organisations, that institutions maintain contact with the guardians, their students, send reports of their performance to the guardians whenever necessary and meet the guardians in meetings convened for the purpose for mutual exchange of ideas and for the benefit of the institution.
VII. Teachers and Society
Teachers should:
(i) Recognise that education is a public service and strive to keep the public informed of the educational programmes which are being provided;
(ii) Work to improve education in the community and strengthen the community's moral and intellectual life;
(iii) Be aware of social problems and take part in such activities as would be conducive to the progress of society and hence the country as a whole;
(iv) Perform the duties of citizenship, participate in community activities and shoulder responsibilities of public offices;
(v) Refrain from taking part in or subscribing to or assisting in any way activities, which tend to promote feelings of hatred or enmity among different communities, religions or linguistic groups but actively work for national integrity.
Code of Conduct for Non-Teaching:
Non-teaching staff should:
(i) Report to the duty at least 10 minutes before the duty time.
(ii) Remain present at the workplace till the duty time is over.
(iii) Respect and maintain hierarchy in the administration.
(iv) Look after students admission and examination, their scholarship etc.
(v) Get insights in e-administration.
(vi) Behave politely and respectfully with parents/guardians.
(vii) Cooperate and friendly relationships with faculty members.
(viii) Not involve in unethical practices.
(ix) Not remain absent from duties without permission.
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