7.1.1 MEASURES INITIATED BY THE INSTITUTION FOR THE PROMOTION OF GENDER EQUITY DURING THE LAST FIVE YEARS.

Lucknow Public College of Professional Studies organizes various programmes for equipping and empowering women. The college regularly conducts awareness programmes to sensitize female students of their rights through sessions and seminars on women safety and women empowerment.

College also appoints female students in LTF and various clubs from diverse culture, religion,race etc that helps them to develop and enhance their leadership qualities. College takes utmost care about the safety and security of women students, and ensures measures for a safe working environment through the following ways:

a. Safety and security:

The college has Proctorial Committee for continuous monitoring of the security in the campus. The complaints related to the violation of disciplines are reported to the proctorial committee and are resolved with the consent of the principal.
Night Vision CCTV camera is also installed in the common area of the hostel and in every possible corner of the campus for safety of the students esp. females.
The college has an Internal Complaints Committee to take necessary action on any sensitive issues related to students which helps to ensure their vibrant presence. Both formal and informal counseling is done by the Internal Complaint Committee of the college.The college has girls hostel for the accommodation of distant location students. Security in hostel is maintained by deployment of female staff.

b. Counseling: Faculty members motivate the students to improve their overall personality by participating in various activities organized by the college like debate, essay writing competition etc. The college has mentor mentee scheme (2020 onwards), in which the mentor follows the development of the mentee by providing personal counseling at the different stages.

c. Common Room facility (2016) is provided to females for rest and recreational activities. Female students can relax, study and have informal discussions in free time. It has furniture to sit and is kept neat and clean for comfortable ambience.

d. Day Care Center-: College has a day care center (creche with microwave, induction, toys etc. facility for kids of staff members 2021), to take care of the young children of the college employees so that staff esp. females can perform their duties without any worry.

Any other relevant information:

e. Sanitary Vending Machine (2018): Sanitary Napkin Vending Machine is installed in every female washroom of LPCPS which is a self-service vending machine used for dispensing Sanitary Napkins against acceptance of Coins. These machines take care of their privacy, cleanliness, health and sanitation.

f. Honour of Females on International Women’s Day allows to celebrate the achievements, to honour and recognize the hardworking and sincere women of the institution which motivates the other women to come forward.

g. The confidence building is done by organizing workshops, lectures, conferences seminars and webinars by eminent personalities to create legal awareness, health and hygiene among the students.

 

GUIDELINES FOR SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT

 

1. The solid waste management will work at the root level. The Collection of dry and wet waste will be done. The Students will deposit in colored bins labeled as Dry (Green), Wet (Blue) and Hazardous waste (Red). Further segregation will be done by Supporting Staff.
2. Class rooms have separate bins to collect dry waste.
3. The waste that is generated by all sorts of routine activities carried out in the college that includes plastic, paper, glass, metal, food, etc. are segregated. Separating the waste will be the first crucial step in managing the college’s garbage.

 

GUIDELINES FOR LIQUID WASTE MANAGEMENT

 

1. All waste water lines from toilets, bathrooms, kitchens, etc. must be connected to the septic tank.
2. The chemical wastes must be collected from laboratories and disposed properly.
3. The college will use waste plastic bottles, jars for making beautiful flower vases to create greenery in the campus.
4. The College Shall educate our staff and students about using other ways of waste disposal, such as recycling and reusing. We will also conduct workshops and seminars for the same on a regular basis.

 

 

GUIDELINES FOR E- WASTE MANAGEMENT

1. All the computer systems of LPCPS is further used by our sister concern branch.
2. Instead of Frequently buying new computers, the computers exceeding their lifetime will be upgraded to meet the current needs.
3. In a phased-out manner, batteries that don’t need refilling of distilled water will be used.

    

   Responses:-LPCPS practices best possible ways of managing the solid, liquid and E-waste byimplementing various activities to manage waste from its initial stages to the final disposal. Thisprocessiscompletelyeco-friendlyand economical.

   Key insights are as follows:

   Solid Waste Management:-The waste is generated by all sorts of routine activities carried outin the college that includes plastic, paper, glass, metal, food, etc. Separating the waste is thefirst crucial step in managing the college’s garbage. We have set up color coded bins fordifferent kinds of waste and making efforts to make sure that the right bins are being used. Weuse clearly labeled bins for dry and wet waste. Supporting staff collects, cleans, segregatesand compiles the waste in the dustbins provided on every floor. After that it is given to the authorized vendor for further processing.

   The total solid waste collected in the campus is 200802 gram/day approx. on an average, fromall the departments. Metal and wooden waste are stored and given to the scrap agent. Weadopt the policy of "Reduce, Reuse and Recycle".

   On September 23rd, 2019 SMS WatergraceMediwaste Management Pvt. Ltd.organized aworkshoponwastemanagementforthestudents.

   Liquid waste management:-All waste water lines from toilets, bathrooms, kitchens, etc. areconnected to the septic tank. The chemical wastes are collected from laboratories and disposed properly.

   E-Waste Management:-The E-Waste like keyboards, mouses, memory chips,motherboard, cartridges, etc. generated by electronic equipment such as TV. Phones, Printers,Fax and Photocopy Machines are recycled properly. The computer system which does not meet our needs , we give it to our primary school branch .

 

Green Practices

Responses:-

 

The objective of green practices.

 

• To maintain a green and clean campus.
• To create a healthy atmosphere.
• To maintain an environment-friendly ecosystem in and around the campus of the college.
• To create awareness among the people about go green practices.

 

Our environment is a precious gift on this planet and taking care of it is a prime duty of human beings. Our environment is facing a big danger. The saving environment is the need of the hour. Keeping this in mind LPCPS practices the best possible ways of making green and clean the campus by implementing various activities. 

 

Initiatives by College towards Sustainable Environment 

 

 

1. Restricted entry of automobiles and Use of Bicycles:- We allow Staff and students parking to the designated parking area. Entry beyond that point is strictly prohibited. And the use of bicycles by the students is promoted by LPCPS to curb pollution.

 

• Tree plantation:-  The purpose of the tree plantation is to save endangered environments and to beautify our life. Keeping this in mind LPCPS organizes every year tree plantation program on its foundation day. This activity brings out good in us and gives us a chance to show our love towards nature.

   

              Cleanliness is next to Godliness. Indian Government’s initiative like Swachh Bharat Abhiyan has given hope for a cleaner India. LPCPS takes pride in that we are along with the government’s camping to make a clean and healthy atmosphere on the college campus.

 

B. Battery-powered Vehicles:   Battery -Powered Vehicles are the least polluting mode of transportation. Keeping this thing in mind we use a Battery-Powered Rickshaw in campus. The introduction of e- rickshaws has been welcomed as a small step towards achieving an eco-friendly campus.

 

Public Transport:- Our campus is situated in the posh and fast-developed zone of the city. This makes sure that the teachers, students, and other staff members are able to enjoy the huge green setting and a panoramic location in a peaceful and conducive environment. The college always encourages students and staff to avoid personal vehicles and use public transport or take college transport facilities as it may help save and create a healthy environment.

 

3. Pedestrian Friendly roads:-  Campus has sufficient space for parking vehicles of staff and students. Entry of vehicles inside the campus is restricted. Roads inside the campus are well maintained. Pedestrians can walk safely through the campus.

 

4. Plastic-Free Campus:-  We believe in a plastic-free environment. We stand to explore sustainable alternatives and decrease the use of plastic bags on the college campus. We encourage students to use reusable alternatives to plastic bags and properly recycle plastic bags that they may use. We conduct workshops and seminars to spread awareness for the same on a regular basis.

 

• Paperless Office:-  We always encourage office staff members and students to use less paper. We have taken several steps to make the office a paperless office.
• Teachers create WhatsApp groups and share the information and notice to students through WhatsApp.
• All departments of the college store the data and information through ERP system.

 

e.  Green landscaping with trees and plants:-  The entire college campus is divided and the separate ground is maintained with trees, rare and useful plants. We always promote keeping the college campus clean and green. We have been continuously conducting awareness workshops for faculties, students, and society for protecting and maintaining the environment.

 

 

7.1.9  Sensitization of students and employees of the Institution to the constitutional obligations: values, rights, duties and responsibilities of citizens

 

India is a country with diversity in culture, religion and tradition. We Indians belong to different geographical locations with vast differences in culture, society, language, caste and ethnic diversities governed and guided by the Constitution irrespective of caste, religion and gender. Lucknow Public College of Professional studies sensitizes its students and employees to the constitutional obligations about values, rights, duties, and responsibilities of citizens which enables them to conduct as a responsible citizen. The college has always been working on overall development of the students be it academic or curricular activities. To enhance student’s  knowledge, skills and values, a proper supportive environment is setup.

Cultural Celebrations like –

• Vasant Panchami
• Ganesh Chaturthi
• Christmas
• Id-Ul-Fitr
• Lohri
• Supporting  staff  honouring ceremony (2^nd October)

  National Days like -

• Republic Day
• Independence Day
• Martyr’s Day
• National Youth Day (Yuva Diwas) are celebrated to establish a connect between the youth and the nation.

Sessions like –

• International yoga day
• Anti Smoking / tobacco day
• World Environment day
• Waste Management have been successfully organised to spread awareness among students regarding importance of staying healthy and fit and curbing unsocial activities.

Programs on Social issues like -

• Session on Gender Equality.
• One day conference on women empowerment and entrepreneurship development.
• Debate competition on Nationalism.
• Nukkad natak performed by LPCPS students on eradicating dowry are some of the initiatives to spread awareness.

Special Initiatives like –

Blood Donation Camp -As a part of corporate social responsibility, LPCPS has been organising a blood donation camp from past several years at its own campus with a massive participation of students and faculties.

Arpan -‘To make someone happy is the best feeling of achievement’ and with this motto every year the college organises ARPAN where clothes and food is donated to the poor and needy thereby sensitising the students towards humanity.

Old Age Home visit -To strengthen family bonds and develop respect for elders, every year the college organises visit to the old age home where students and staff meet the elderly persons and try to add some moments of happiness in their lives by gifting them smiles through products of their need.

Plantation drives – Every year saplings are planted by students and faculties as an initiative to save environment and promote healthy living.

The affiliating University i.e University of Lucknow frames its curriculum by including subjects namely Language and cultural studies, contemporary social issues, fundamentals of environmental sciences, Indian value system etc to provide an essence of Indian traditional knowledge to the students and their responsibility towards their environment.

During the Pandemic, the college had been able to rope in the students, through the page, with the motivational messages and videos prepared by its students depicting the message “Stay home stay safe”, “No Mask No Entry” and motivating people to get vaccinated.

7.1.11 Institution celebrates/organizes National/International commemorative days, event and festivals

The college organizes National/International commemorative days, events and festivals with enthusiasm which are as follows.

12th January-National Youth Day: The College celebrates National Youth Day on birth anniversary of Swami Vivekananda.  Swami Vivekananda gave an important contribution in giving a modern and inspiring interpretation of Hinduism and spirituality.

26th January-Republic Day: The College celebrates Republic Day. On this day, formal events including flag-hoisting and march-past are organized and which are followed by “constitution awareness program”.

28th February-National Science Day: The College celebrates National Science day to spread the awareness about importance and application of science among the students.

8th March-International Women’s Day: The College promotes women empowerment and organizes the event to facilitate women for their contribution in the society.

14th April-Ambedkar Jayanti: The college organizes institutional events viz poetry, discussion and debate on Ambedkar Jayanti.

21st June-International Day of Yoga: This day is being celebrated throughout the world annually since June 2015 with an objective to bring about awareness about the health benefits of yoga and its several practices.

15th August-Independence Day- It is a grand event marked with the flag hosting by the Chief Guest and well-practiced march-past by many teams of Security Personnel. Cultural activities related to independence movement are exhibited.

5th September- Teacher’s Day- On 5th September, we celebrate Dr. Radhakrishnan’s birthday as Teacher’s Day with great fervor. The students organize a programme for the teachers and the Guru-Shishya parampara is celebrated.

2nd October-Gandhi & Shastri Jayanti- Gandhi and Shastri Jayanti is praised on 2nd October to stamp the birth commemoration of Mahatma Gandhi and Lal Bahadur Shastri Jayanti.

31st October-Rashtriya Ekata Divas - In 2014, the Government of India introduced Rashtriya Ekta Diwas or National Unity Day with an aim to pay tribute to Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel on his birth anniversary this day is celebrated as National Unity Day.

11th November - National Education Day: National Education Day is an annual observance in India to commemorate the birth anniversary of Maulana Abul Kalam Azad, the first education minister of independent India, who served from 15 August 1947 to 2 February 1958. 

19th November- Rani Laxmibai Jayanti: The Queen of Jhansi, Rani Lakshmibai, was famously known as Rani of Jhansi. Rani Lakshmibai was one of the leading figures of the Rebellion of 1857 which began on May 10, 1857.

26th November–National Constitution Day: It is celebrated in India on 26 November every year to commemorate the adoption of the Constitution of India. On 26 November 1949, the Constituent Assembly of India adopted to the Constitution of India, and it came into effect on 26 January 1950

1st December-International AIDS Day: World AIDS Day takes place on 1 December each year. It's an opportunity for people worldwide to unite in the fight against HIV, to show support for people living with HIV, and to commemorate those who have died from an AIDS-related illness

7.2.1 Describe two best practices successfully implemented by the Institution as per NAAC format provided in the Manual.

 

BEST PRACTICE – 1

1. Title of the Practice

Amalgamation of Personality and Behavioral Development through Grooming Classes

 

2. Objectives of the Practice

The motto of the College is ‘To Grow with Education and Innovation’. LPCPS offers grooming classes at free of cost to its students as part of their curriculum. Through grooming classes the college aims to prepare the children as well- behaved ones and responsible citizens. The main objectives of grooming classes are:

1. To introduce students to business etiquette and communication.
2. To familiarize students with dress and grooming in a formal set up.
3. To explain the importance and the use of courtesy.
4. To introduce e-mail etiquette, telephone manners and overall conduct at the place of work.
5. Exhibit seriousness towards career goals.

 

3. The Context

Lucknow Public College of Professional Studies has a continuous policy of inclusivity and plurality. It is the vision of the college to empower its students through holistic and innovative education system. Hence, the college reaches out to its students as it is challenging for them to cope with the feelings and clarify beliefs and expectations, when they enter a corporate environment. This is reflected in their low selections in corporates at under- graduate level throughout the city.

 

The Management, in consultation with The Governing Body, decided that the best way to solve the problem is to provide grooming classes within the college premises. As a result several MoU were signed between College and outside parties.

 

The result of this experiment was tangible and students overcame their fear of facing interviews and qualifying competitive exams.

 

4. The Practice

Grooming classes are provided by LPCPS with an aim to benefit each and every student. Apart from their academic curriculum college also provides personality development classes for grooming the confidence to dress up, look presentable and confident every day while hitting their workplace. The best part of a grooming class is real-time experience, where students get a good platform to learn and implement the skills learnt. Senior students become role models for fresher’s which ultimately helps to maintain college culture of sharing the work of others.

 

Grooming classes are divided in various fields which include courses related to student’s interest and necessary for their future job related interviews. Following is the detail of grooming classes:

S. No.	Title of Programme
1	Hindi Language
2	IIT Bombay
3	WU- Shu
4	YOGA & Meditation
5	Videography & Photography
6	Short Term Course for Effective Communication Skill
7	Programming in Python
8	NISM (National Institute of Securities Markets)
9	Income Tax Return Filing & Assessment
10	GST
11	Personality Development Program
12	French Language
13	Cyber Security
14	Artificial Intelligence
15	Tally Accounting

 

The college has various LTF and student clubs various LTF viz. Academic, Discipline and Management and clubs viz. Happening Souls, Artificial Intelligence club, Anchors Club, Arts & Craft Club, Dance Club, Dramatic Club, Music Club, Sports Club, E-Cell, Communicators, Which caters to technical, cultural, social, recreational, health and welfare needs and interests of the students. These clubs at LPCPS are joined and run by the students from across the programmes, where they drive various techno, management, and cultural activities throughout the year.

S. No.	Club Name	Faculty In-charge
1	Sports Club	Dr. Lav Srivastava
2	Drama Club	Mr. Neeraj Kumar Singh
3	Dance Club	Ms. Akanksha Rastogi
4	Arts & Craft Club	Ms. Saloni Agarwal
5	Music Club	Ms. Ankita Singh
6	Artificial Intelligence Club (A.I. Club)	Prof. L.S Awasthi
7	Anchors Club	Mrs Aanchal Praveen
8	The Communicators Club	Mr. Neeraj Singh
9	Happening Souls Head	Mr. Aditya Vikram Singh
10	Happening Souls Media	Mr. Aditya Vikram Singh
11	Happening Souls Publishing	Mr. Aditya Vikram Singh
12	E-Cell	Mr. Rohit Kapoor

 

The combination of the new exposure (i.e., academics and grooming activities) helped the students to confidence in their actions.

 

5. Evidence of Success

To cite the success stories of these grooming sessions many students have successfully completed LIBRE- OFFICE suite base test offered by the Spoken Tutorial Project IIT Bombay. This exam is funded by National Mission on Education through ICT; MHRD, Government of India. Students of LPCPS have started qualifying IIM entrance exam, qualify IIT JAM exam, paid internship and final placements in various companies even before the completion of their Graduation Programmes.

 

The data of placed students of last five year is given below:

2020-21	2019-20	2018-19	2017-18	2016-17
86	62	84	80	9

Table: Placed Students of last five years

 

The data of students qualified/selected in various exams/competition is given below:

Exams/Competition	Year	Name of the Student
CAT	2020-21	Abhinav Srivastava
		Arya Srivastava
		Samarth Srivastava
	2019-20	Kritika Agarwal

 

Exams/Competition	Year	Name of the Student
JAM	2020-21	Shivangi Mishra
	2019-20	Ansh Madheshiya
	2018-19	Ashish Kumar

 

Exams/Competition	Year	Name of the Student
CMAT	2019-20	Arpit Yadav

 

Exams/Competition	Year	Name of the Student
CMAT	2020-21	Sameeksha Gupta

 

6. Problems Encountered and Resources Required

There is no insurmountable problem faced by the college in following this practice.

• It is true that the college needs greater financial support to reach out to more students.  As a result, at the outset limited number of grooming classes were operational.
• Teachers had to coax students to offer and participate in grooming classes.
• Additional value added courses are required to be added to bridge the gap between academics and industry.
• The Covid-19 lockdown not only pushed ahead with the academic calendar but also was one of the biggest obstacles to run online grooming classes.
• Under the shadow of Covid-19, the lives of millions of children temporarily shrunk to just their homes and their screens. As result, college found it difficult to navigate students with this new reality.

 

BEST PRACTICE – 2

1. Title of the Practice

An Exceptional Activity of Conducting Major Research Projects (MRPs) by the College with the help of Faculty Members as Principal Investigator (PI)/ Co- PI in various departments.

 

2. Objectives of the Practice

Although, the Universities has a network of science and technology laboratories for research and development, but Lucknow Public College of Professional Studies make every effort to promote teaching and research. To promote excellence in research in higher education the college supports research programmes of the college and college teachers in various disciplines. The MRPs are purely based upon the practical exposure, innovation and their application that could contribute positively to the society having long lasting impact toward the human race.

3. The Context

Research, by its nature, is a critical challenging task requires in depth knowledge of the subject matter, planning, care, and hard work. The common challenges/difficulties during the research proposals and projects are as follows:

1. difficulty in deciding the topic for research,
2. lack of good knowledge of the methodology,
3. inability of finding modern,
4. specialized and related references,
5. lack of interest in research, and
6. lack of understanding of the subject matter, lack of time, and research guiding.

 

At LPCPS the faculty members are fully research oriented along with teaching caliber. Overall, four MRPs were conducted by the two departments, viz., department of computer science and department of science jointly.

4. The Practice

Major Research Project practice divide research aim into several parts and address each part separately:

• What needs to be studied?
• How research target will be achieved?

The intention of conducting the Major Research Projects was to add knowledge in the area, to devise and test a solution to an existing problem and to address the existing gap in the knowledge. The benefits of research projects are highly useful for the society in general and developing countries like India in particular. The following Four MRPs were funded by Lucknow Public Educational Society, A- Block, Rajaji Puram, Lucknow under the R&D Grant-in-Aid Scheme.

S.No	Project No.	Project Tenure	Project Cost	Project Name
1	2016/MRP/01/LPES	April 01, 2016 – March 31, 2019	~ ₹ 10.00 Lacs	Drone- Unmanned Aerial Vehicle
2	2017/MRP/02/LPES	April 01, 2017 – March 31, 2020	~ ₹ 5.00 Lacs	Snowboy Smart Speaker
3	2018/MRP/03/LPES	April 01, 2018 – March 31, 2021	~ ₹ 5.00 Lacs	Automatic Hand Sanitizer Machine
4	2018/MRP/04/LPES	April 01, 2018 – March 31, 2021	~ ₹ 5.00 Lacs	Smart Dustbin

5. Evidence of Success

The Four MRPs has tremendously benefited the research scholars, academicians and the society.

S.No.	Project No.	Outcome of the Project Through Link
1	2016/MRP/01/LPES	Artificial intelligence to another stature in a real sense: unmanned aerial vehicle, Webology, 17, 550-556, 2020.
2	2017/MRP/02/LPES	Arrangement and technique for exploring an appeal to deliver a customized voice recognition service towards the user: snowboy smart speaker, Webology, 17, 91-98, 2020.
3	2018/MRP/03/LPES	The desperation to think of a savvy arrangement: automatic hand sanitizer machine, Webology, 18, 1968-1974,2021.
4	2018/MRP/04/LPES	The smart dustbin focused via computerized reasoning: an advanced invention in the field of man- machine linking technology, Webology, 18, 2294-2301, 2021.

 

6. Problems Encountered and Resources Required

Research by its nature is a critical challenging task requires in depth knowledge of the subject matter, planning, care, and hard work. From the Principal Investigator (PI) point of view, attempts to explore the challenges that are faced when they are writing proposals and research projects at the early stages. Some key points have been provided below:

• Lack of knowledge of research methodology.
• Facing obstacles in formatting research proposals and projects.
• Shortage of funds required for good research.
• Shortage of time.

 

In spite of above challenges Lucknow Public Educational Society (LPES), ‘A’ Block, Rajajipuram, Lucknow provided not only financial assistance under a research grant, but also motivated its faculty members to conduct research.  The best part of the above activities is to provide the research platform to embark on the journey of innovations which will consequently help in availing the funds from the Government.

 

 

STUDENT FOCUSED APPROACH (NURTURING TALENT)

Students succeed when what they’re learning matters to them. In student-centered learning, students’ interest drives education. Student-centered learning gives students the opportunity to decide two things: what material they learn and how they learn it. We at Lucknow Public College of Professional Studies have a complete focus on student grooming and development “here individual talents are nurtured”. We have developed an institutional approach that has learner’s centric focus.

Practices that depict above approach of the college are as follows:

1. MERIT BASED FREESHIP

With the objective of encouraging meritorious students and academic excellence LPCPS instituted a Freeship Policy effective from the academic session 2016- 17 onwards, to students on the basis of Percentage of marks secured in Intermediate Examination.

The freeship policy is applicable not only in first semester but also in all successive semesters irrespective of class, creed, gender & category. The amount of freeship is mentioned below:

S. No	Criteria	Amount	Programmes
1.	90% & Above	6,000/sem	BBA, B.Com(H), BCA & BAJMC
2.	>=80% & <90	2,000/sem	BCA, BBA,B.Com(H) & BAJMC

 

2. HINDI LANGUAGE CLASSES

Hindi language is the barrier that International students usually face during their stay in India. However, helping them to adapt and to be comfortable is our responsibility. Therefore, college runs Hindi language classes. The sole purpose of this Hindi Language Course is to help International students adapt to their surroundings by communicating easily with their local peers and helping them understand our mother tongue’s importance. This course will provide command over:

• Phonetics
• Pronunciation of words
• Spoken skills
• Grammar
• Vocabulary
• Writing skills
• Oral expression of language

 

3. LPCPS TASK FORCE (LTF) & CLUBS

The college is enriching and empowering its students by offering and inviting them active participation in various clubs which enables 360 degree appraisal, versatility and personality of students.

“Here individual talents are nurtured” as college has various LTF and student clubs which caters to technical, cultural, recreational and welfare needs and interests of the students:

LPCPS Task Force (LTF)	Academic Discipline Management
Clubs	Happening Souls, Artificial Intelligence club, Anchors Club, Arts & Craft Club, Dance Club, Dramatic Club, Music Club, Sports Club, E-Cell, Communicators,

 

These clubs at LPCPS are joined and run by the students from across the programmes, where they drive various techno, management, and cultural activities throughout the year.

 

4. RASHTRIYA JOB FESTIVAL- RJF

Job Fairs and On Campus Placement Drives play a crucial role in every college student’s life. Job fairs provide students with the opportunity to find potential jobs or internships in their desired fields. LPCPS hosts an annual Job Festival called "Rashtriya Job Festival" to bridge the gap between the academics and corporate world. It is one of the biggest job festivals held across Lucknow with over 50+ MNCs and non-MNCs.

Salient Features

• Perfect Place For Recruiters
• No Registration Fees
• Pooled campus facility
• No Additional Charges On Companies
• Bridges The Gap Between Students & Companies

Success of RJF

Year	Registrations	Selection
2018	2000+	520+
2019	1000+	673+
2020	3500+	570+
2022	1800+	600+

 

5. INTERNATIONAL EXPOSURE

The college organized an international cultural and sports fest from January 21-24, 2020 under the banner of XeniuM International 4.0 in the same, 153 sportsmen from 20 plus countries from all over the world have participated giving our students a global exposure. 153 foreign students took part from:

South Africa,	Afghanistan,	Sri Lanka,	Sudan,
South Sudan,	Yemen,	Iran,	Iraq,
Turkmenistan,	Tanzania,	Chad,	Bhutan,
Liberia,	Cameroon,	Zambia,	Somalia,
Ethiopia,	Uganda,	Ghana,	Atria,
Djibouti,	Nigeria,	Rwanda and	DR Congo

 

This was for the first time in history of LPCPS where so many participants from different countries participated in an International fest. This adds to a distinctive feature of the college which gives a stage to its students, where they can sharp their skills and talent with international talents too.

 

6. SUPPORT SCHEME DURING EXCEPTIONAL CIRCUMSTANCES (COIVD-19)

During covid-19 pandemic, keeping aside the negative impact of lack of face to face learning, online education has broken the physical barriers and created interaction of faculty members and students. The college introduced several changes in the E-Sarthi software which supports digitalization in education and technical versatility in the personality of the students.

During COVID-19 “E-Sarthi” enabled college to conduct online examination for the assessment of students. Through online mode students participate, learn and are evaluated and they make themselves ready for the semester examination. The college offers e-library for its students which enable students to obtain the knowledge in the form of e-book and journal.

 

7. RESEARCH SUPPORT

The college is highly devoted in enriching its students in the field of research and innovation, and encourages its eminent faculty members and students for the development of students in field of research. Research Committee monitors and suggests research and innovation in the college. The faculty and students are encouraged to get grants and for the projects from government and non-government agencies.

 

RESEARCH PROJECT AND PATENTS

The college has developed four major projects and gets patent which are mentioned below:

• Drone: Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV)
• Automatic Hand Sanitizer Machine 2021
• Smart Dustbin 2021
• Snowboy Smart Speaker 2020 (A System for Providing a Customized Service to User and a Method Thereof)

INTERNATIONAL COLLABORATION FOR PROMOTING RESEARCH AND INNOVATION

The college has collaboration with Technical University of Denmark in context of encouraging research and innovation on the Project Block chain intelligence for 6G enabled internet of things which deals the challenges, opportunities and solutions. This tie up helps in creating research oriented eco system among the students and faculty members.

The college also has collaboration with COPENHAGEN BUSINESS SCHOOL, DENMARK in context of knowledge sharing on Security and Privacy on Blockchain- based Artificial Intelligence. This collaboration boosts up the working environment of the Artificial Intelligence Research Laboratory of Lucknow Public College of Professional Studies. The college is promised to continue the collaboration with many more in future for the development of students in the field of research and Innovation so that students and faculty members could build up themselves competent and serve the society.