For admission the following criteria were considered.
1. B.Sc. Biotechnology as per University of Mumbai criteria.
2. Third year B.Sc. marks in Biotechnology
3. Documents received
CATEGORY GENERAL:
From the University of Mumbai:
Mr. Omkar Dinesh Juvekar 459 600 76.50
Ms. Swati Sudhakar Kamath 456 600 76.00
Ms. Shrameeta Ravindra Shinde 456 600 76.00
Ms. Nidhi Himanshu Jariwala 452 600 75.33
Ms. Manvi Jayant Vernekar 451 600 75.17
From other Universities:
Ms. Shaheen Ali 367 400 91.30
CATEGORY CHRISTIAN:
From the University of Mumbai:
NIL
From other Universities:
NIL
CATEGORY SC/ST:
From the University of Mumbai:
NIL
From Other Universities:
Mr. Krantijyoti Milind Gaikwad 849 1200 70.75
CATEGORY OBC:
From the Univ of Mumbai:
Mr. Sagar Sambhaji Mhetre 389 600 64.83
From Other Univesities:
Mr. Surajkumar Shriram Ugile 869 1200 72.42
CATEGORY VJ/NT:
From the Univ of Mumbai:
NIL
WAIT LIST FOR GENERAL CATEGORY:
Ms. Ruchika Narendra Bhujbalrao 449 600 74.83
Ms. Heba Akhtar Dalvi 448 600 74.67
Ms. Apoorva Sandeep Parulekar 446 600 74.33
Please come to College for a Personal Interview & payment of fees:
26th July 2010 : 1.45 to 2.45 p.m
WAIT LIST: 26th July 2010 : 2.45 to 3.15 p.m.
Venue: Office of the Vice Principal for Academic Improvement
Fees & Deposits:
Rs. 40,745/- (For Student from Mumbai University)
Rs. 41,145/- (For Student from Other Universities)
by Demand Draft in favour of:
“The Bombay St. Xavier’s College Society Biotec. a/c”
Payable at Mumbai.
Dr.(Ms.) Vivien Amonkar, Coordinator, MSc. Biotechnology.
Admissions to Senior College
Admissions to the Undergraduate courses have been completed for this academic year. They were done through an online system, in the section Courses and Admissions from our Home page.
Please note that St. Xavier's College will implement the system of Academic Autonomy under the University of Mumbai from this academic year. The Orientation Programme was held on the 24th of June and classes began on the 25th.
Admissions to the MSc. BIOTECHNOLOGY course under the University of Mumbai are invited online, now that the BSc results have been declared in Mumbai. Please go to the link APPLY ONLINE on the web page: Courses and Admissions, from our Home page. The deadline for applying online is the 13th of July, by 2.00 pm. The first merit list will be displayed online on the 17th of July at 2.00 pm. Those being offered admission will need to present themselves for an interview and to pay fees on the 22nd of July between 12.30 and 2.00 pm OR on the 23rd of July between 2.00 and 3.00 pm. A second merit list may be displayed on the 24th of July at 3.00 pm, if needed. A demand draft of Rs. 125/- made in the name of St. Xavier's College and payable in Mumbai, as processing fee and necessary documents need to reach the College by post or hand delivery by the above mentioned deadlines.
Please read the Notice about Autonomy appended below.
St. Xavier's gets Academic Autonomy from the Academic Year 2010-11
There comes a time in the life of every organisation, when it is presented with the opportunity for a quantum leap in its ability to fulfill its mission. For St. Xavier’s College, that time is NOW!
St. Xavier’s College is proud to announce that it is an Autonomous College under the University of Mumbai from the academic year 2010-11. Xavier’s applied for Academic Autonomy in October 2007. It was granted permission for this, after due process, by the University of Mumbai, in March 2009 and by the Government of Maharashtra in August 2009. Finally after a review committee from the University Grants Commission visited the College in early April 2010, the application for Autonomy was considered by the Commission at its meeting on the 4th of May 2010. The UGC permission for the Autonomous status for 6 years, from the academic year 2010-11 has just been received as we prepare for the New Academic Year. The University notification of Autonomous status has been effected from the 16th of June 2010.
Academic Autonomy places trust in the Faculty of St. Xavier’s College to take up the responsibility of designing its own courses, framing its own syllabii and conducting its own evaluation for its students. This is a system of academic freedom mandated by the UGC and implemented in other Universities of the country for about 30 years. This does not mean financial autonomy. The Government of Maharashtra will continue to provide funding as before and the University of Mumbai will continue to grant our students their degrees. The fees will remain the same as stipulated by the University of Mumbai. St. Xavier’s is grateful for the opportunity of implementing Autonomy, as it will help the College to upgrade the quality of its education, in keeping with the capability of its competent and dedicated faculty and the excellent students it draws from all over the country.
St. Xavier’s College has prepared intensively for Autonomy over the last 3 years, working out its Credit System, Semester System and its System of Continuous Internal Evaluation, with Faculty visits to other Autonomous Colleges in Chennai and Bangalore, with Faculty Seminars and Workshops and with training in different methods of evaluation. The faculty also draws on its long experience of innovation in educational pedagogy practiced through its Honours' Programme and other initiatives. The College is confident that it will succeed in meeting the aspiration of its students and of Indian society, in bringing international quality Higher Education to its beautiful heritage campus.
Autonomy will apply only to the newly admitted First Year Students of the undergraduate courses in 2010-11 and then progressively to the other years of study in the academic years ahead. Those students in their Second or Third Years of study during this academic year 2010-11, will continue with the system they started with under the University of Mumbai curriculum and evaluation.
WE WELCOME STUDENTS TO JOIN ST. XAVIER'S COLLEGE, MUMBAI, AUTONOMOUS, for their First Year Undergraduate Courses.
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Dr. Frazer Mascarenhas S.J.
Principal, St. Xavier's College, Mumbai.
www.xaviers.edu principal@xaviers.edu
Dear Xavierite,
St Xavier's College has turned 140 years old. As part of the celebrations we are bringing out 'St Xavier's College: Celebrating Diversity - 1869 - 2009', an excellent coffee-table book that reveals the treasures and captures the many moods of St Xavier's. It also narrates the history of the college - a tale packed with romance, determination and high spirits.
Indeed, St Xavier's College is a familiar presence on Mumbai's mental skyline. Its alumni talk endlessly about canteen capers and moonlit college socials, while others seem to know all about Malhar and cut-off marks. But this city landmark is about much more than its canteen and college festival. It is about the great and eccentric individuals who built it; the eloquent teachers and generations of students who sauntered through its corridors and, of course, the many adventures which yielded camel skeletons, cricket championships and elaborate productions of Shakespeare.
This 200-page book takes us into the unfamiliar nooks and crannies on campus. It opens locked cupboards to find mysterious bones and the invaluable pressings of now extinct plants. It wanders into turrets that look like witches' lairs. And it finds breathtaking beauty, not only in the serene chapel and lofty library, but also amidst acrid laboratories and dusty department shelves. Indeed, even those who have spent years on campus and slugged gallons of canteen chai, will discover new aspects and anecdotes about their alma mater. And will probably fall in love with St Xavier's College all over again. As it is a limited edition of only 3000 copies, please order your copy now & inform all your friends and alumni that you are in touch with.
To book online, click here or download the attached form and mail
Dr. Frazer Mascarenhas S.J.
Best College (Urban) awarded to St. Xavier's College, Mumbai, for the year 2008, by the University of Mumbai.
Greetings from St. Xavier’s College - Mumbai, to all ALUMNI/AE!
The 140th year celebrations of St. Xavier’s College drew to a close with a Grand Finale Alumni Dinner on Sunday, the 3rd of January, 2010 in the College Heritage Quadrangle.
The College honoured several eminent alumni: Soli Sorabjee, Rajdeep Sardesai, Vidya Balan, Anu Aga, Subir Gokarn, Dr. Milind Kirtane, Faroukh Sheikh, Ameen Sayani, Lt. Gen. Francis Dias, Dr. Armaity Desai, JPC Himanshu Kumar, Shaheen Mistri, and Walter Vieira, who have made a mark in their respective fields. There was a special welcome to those who left college in 1949, 1959 and 1984: platinum, golden and silver jubilarians. There was also a chance to meet former Principals, Faculty and Alumni from batches across the years.
At the Dinner, the College launched a Commemorative Book which captures the Spirit of St. Xavier’s and helps alumni to relive their memories. Written by alumna Shabnam Minwalla and designed by faculty member David de Souza, it has photographs of all the educational resources the College treasures. The book is available at a price of Rs 3000/- (shipping charges are an extra Rs 200 for domestic and Rs 1500 for international) at the College XDP office on the first floor on working days. It is also available online at: http://www.redboxrewards.com/newredbox/xaviers/
This was preceded by a live dramatic presentation of the Commemorative Volume . Readings selected by Shabnam, the author herself, were dramatically read by eminent alumni Alyque Padamsee, Vidya Balan, Partap Sharma, Ameen Sayani, Roma Pereira Talwar, Brian Almeida and Gerson Da Cunha, perched on first floor windows of the heritage buildings surrounding the quadrangle. There were also solos by alumni Taufiq Qureshi, Pankaj Udhas, Gary Lawyer and Fiona Miranda, and of course, selections from recent Malhar performances. The evening’s programme has been directed by Cyrus Bharucha, with sound and lighting by Roger Drego and settings and video by Showbiz.
As St. Xavier’s College approaches a new chapter in its history – REACHING FOR ACADEMIC AUTONOMY from the University of Mumbai, with the freedom to design its own courses, set its own syllabi and have its own continuous evaluation system, the College invited alumni back to campus, to join in taking the tradition of excellence forward. There is much that alumni can contribute to the quality of education on campus by sharing with the College their expertise, helping it gain international resources and by funding infrastructure and processes.