एम.व्ही.पी. समाजाचे

के. टी. एच. एम. महाविद्यालय, नाशिक

(के.आर.टी. कला, बी.एच. वाणिज्य व ए.एम. विज्ञान महाविद्यालय.)

MVP SAMAJ'S

K.T.H.M. COLLEGE, Nashik

(K.R.T. Arts, B.H. Commerce and A.M. Science College.)

Journalism and Mass Communication

 
  1. Department:                            Journalism and Mass Communication

    Year of Establishment:           2006

    Programs offered:                 Post graduate degree –

                                                    Master of Arts in Journalism and Mass Communication (MA JMC)

    Faculty:                                  Interdisciplinary

PG

Other

  MA JMC PART -1

MA JMC PART -2

 

 

 

 

 

Additional credit courses for PG students

Sem – 1

-          Human Rights and Value Education - 2 Credits

-          Introduction to Cyber Security (1)- 2 Credits

Sem – 2

-          Introduction to Cyber Security (2)-  2 Credits

Sem – 3

-          Introduction to Constitution - 2 Credits

-          Skill Development (1): AI for Journalism - 2 Credits

Sem – 4

Skill Development (2): Reporting For Kumbhmela  -2 Credits

  1. Pattern of Program – (NEP/Annual/ semester/choice-based credit system)

PG Program

Patten

Year of Implementation

MA MCJ

Annual

2003-04

MA MCJ

Semester

2013-14

MJMC   

Choice Based Credit System (CBCS)

2019-20

MA JMC

National Education Policy

( NEP 2020 )Implemented

2024-25

  1. Number of teaching posts:

 

Sanctioned

Filled

Teaching Posts

4

4

  1. Faculty profile :

Name

Qualification

Designation

Specialization

Experience in Years

P. M. Pisolkar

B. Sc, MA MCJ, SET

Assistant Professor

Journalism and Mass Communication

20

 

Y.S. Holay

BA, MA,

BCJ, MCJ,

B Lib, M Lib.

Assistant Professor

Journalism and Mass Communication

15

Kajal .S. Bhosale 

B.VOC Mass Media

MAJMC

    Assistant Professor Journalism and Mass Communication 2

Rushi R Dhage 

B. Sc. Animation, MA JMC 

Assistant Professor

Journalism and Mass Communication

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

7. visiting faculty 2019-20 to 2025-26

Name

Designation

Area of Research/Expertise

Vishwas Deokar

Editor, Siddhant Media

Print Journalism

Nishikant Bhalerao

Retired editor Kisan Magzine

Agriculture Journalism

Raviraj Gandhe

Retired Executive Programme Head, Doordarshan

Audio Video Journalism

Pankaj Joshi

Editor – Chief Manager : Lokmat Agro

Digital Journalism

Mahendra Mahajan

Chief sub-Editor: Daily Sakaal

Environment  Journalism

Adv Milind Babar

Lawyer at District court

Media Laws

8.  Percentage of lectures delivered and practical classes handled by faculty:

Year

Programme

Total workload of department

Total workload of  permanent faculty

Lectures delivered by temporary /visiting/guest faculty

No.

No.

%

2025-26

MAJMC

94

60

34

35%

2024-25

MAJMC

76

60

16

21%

2023-24

MAJMC

98

60

38

39%

2022-23

MA JMC

98

60

38

39%

2021-22

MJMC

124

60

64

52%

2020-21

MJMC

108

60

48

44%

2019-20

MJMC

72

60

12

17%

 

9. Student -Teacher Ratio

Year

Class MAJMC

Number of teachers

Student: Teacher Ratio

2026-27

Students Strength, (Part-I+ Part-II) (20+12) = 32

4

8:1

2025-26

Students Strength, (Part-I+ Part-II)(21+15) = 36

3

12:1

2024-25

Students Strength, (Part-I+ Part-II)(26+07) = 33

4

8:1

2023-24

Students Strength, (Part-I+ Part-II)(09+24) = 33

03

11:1

2022-23

Students Strength, (Part-I+ Part-II)(24+24) = 48

03

16:1

2021-22

Students Strength, (Part-I+ Part-II)(24+26) = 50

03

17:1

2020-21

Students Strength, (Part-I+ Part-II)(26+11) = 37

03

12:1

2019-20

Students Strength, (Part-I+ Part-II)(11+14) = 25

03

8:1

10. Academic support staff  :

Technical

Centralized support

Administrative

 

11. Qualifications of teaching faculty with PG/ NET/SLET.

PG with SET

PG

1

3

12. Publications:

 

Name of the Faculty

 

Research Papers

Total Publications

International

National

Proceedings

P. M. Pisolkar

5

2

2

9

Y. S. Holay

1

-

-

1

14. Faculty as members in various boards :

Name of the faculty

National /International/ Other Committee / Editorial Board

 

 

 

 

 

P. M. Pisolkar

Member, Akshar Magazine, Nashik            

Member Ad-hoc Board of Studies in Mass Communication and Journalism, SPPU (under 32(5))

Member Manatarang Film Club. Mental Health Film Club. Initiative by IPH Mindlab Nashik

Member, Raja Shivaji Margadarshan Kendra, Nashik

Member, Arts Circle and Cultural Activities Committee

Member, Periodical Committee

Y. S. Holay

 

Member, Periodical Committee

Member, Publicity Committee

K. S.  Bhosale

Member, Publicity Committee

15. Students undertaking project work/field work/ internships

Year

Project work

Internships

2025-26

12

11

2024-25

07

07

2023-24

18

18

2022-23

14

14

2021-22

13

13

2020-21

11

11

2019-20

13

13

16. Total enrollment of student  :

Year

PG -I

2026-27

20

2025-26

21

2024-25

26

2023-24

9

2022-23

26

2021-22

23

2020-21

26

2019-20

17

17. Student projects:and Internship details                                                 

Academic year 

Link of project and internship 

2019-20

http://surl.li/dagpla

2020-21

http://surl.li/uqrvco

2021-22

http://surl.li/bpnumb

2022-23

http://surl.li/zkakzq

2023-24

http://surl.li/okselr

18. Awards / Recognitions received by faculty and students:

Name of students

Award  / Recognition

Year

Samadhan Shewale

Received the Best Patrakar  award from The Nashik Jilha Patrakar Sangh, Nashik on 6th Jan 2022

2021-22

Jayashree Salunke

Presented a online paper in international conference on Recent Trends in Environmental Science and Management on 6-7th June 2021

2021-22

Vijay Aher and Chaitanya Gaikwad

Presented paper on “Career choice trends amongst graduating students post-pandemic – a study” in 2nd Annual National Students Conference organized by Amity University Lucknow, held on 19-20 April 2022

2021-22

Tanushree Gavit and Neeta Kadam

Presented paper on “Radio Jockey’s communication, a fascination amongst college students– a study” in 2nd Annual National Students Conference organized by Amity University Lucknow, held on 19-20 April 2022

2021-22

 

Avishkar Competition , 4 students participated at Zonal level

2021-22

All students conducted reporting on...

1)  94th Akhil Bhrtiya Marathi Sahitya Sammelan and

2) 15th Vidrohi Sahitya Sammelan

2021-22

19. Result Year wise :

Year

PG Pass Percentage

 
 

2025-26

 

 

2024-25

67%

 

2023-24

78%

 

2022-23

100%

 

2021-22

70%

 

2020-21

100%

 

2019-20

100%

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

20.Diversity of Students :

Year

Category

Differently Abled

Out of State

Out of Country

 

Open

SC

ST

OBC

NT

SBC

-

-

-

2026-27

4

4

3

8

1

0

0

0

0

2025-26

0

6

5

7

2

0

0

0

0

2024-25

7

10

3

8

4

1

0

0

0

2023-24

3

8

3

9

5

0

0

0

0

2022-23

2

11

7

14

5

0

0

0

0

2021-22

9

12

5

16

3

1

0

0

0

2020-21

9

8

5

13

1

0

0

0

0

2019-20

7

8

6

4

3

1

0

0

0

2018-19

11

1

4

4

6

1

0

0

0

21. Students cleared competitive exams (NET/ SLET/ GATE/ Civil services/ Defense services etc):

Sr no

Name of Student

Year of Qualification

Batch

Seat no

Category

1

Pravin Kamlakar Khare

18/01/2009

2008-09

16601

SC

2

Sukenkar Darshan Santu

01/12/2013

2012-13

337333

OPEN

3

Sanap Gokul Chhaburao

17/02/2013

2012-13

848824

NT(D) (Non Creamy Layer)

4

Pawar Deepali Ramesh

06/09/2015

2014-15

538041

ST

5

Warde Radha Ramdas

29/05/2016

2012-13

638731

ST

6

Vishakha Shankar Thakre

16/04/2017

2016-17

741058

OBC (Non Creamy Layer)

7

Katkade Vaibhav Suresh

27/12/2020

2012-13

347922

NT(D) (Non Creamy Layer)

8

Shruti Sunil Joshi

26/03/2023

2009-10

604562

OPEN

9

Jadhav Pooja Gulabrao

07/04/2024

2019-20

450247

ST

10

Sainath Bagde Laxman

15/06/2025

2010-11

844215

NT(C) (Non Creamy Layer)

11

Neeta Gopal Kadam

15/06/2025

2022-23

844223

SC

Students cleared competitive exams (NET/ SLET/ GATE/ Civil services/ Defense services etc):

Year

NET

PET

MPSC/ UPSC

Other

2022-23

1

-

-

-

22. Student Placement:

Years

Total Placed

Percentage

2025-26

9 (as on June 2026)

60%

2024-25

9 (as on December 2024)

34%

2023-24

11(as on June 2024)

77%

2022-23

12 (as on June 2023)

71%

2021-22

13 (as on June 2022)

57%

2020-21

11 (as on June 2021)

58%

2019-20

13 (as on June 2020)

76%

 23. Details of Infrastructural facilities:

a) Departmental Library:

No. of Books: 105, Magazines :

b) Internet facilities for Staff & Students:

07 Computer with Internet Notes

c) Class rooms with ICT facility

02 Classroom (1- Smart TV , 1- Projector)

d) Computer Laboratories:

01

E) Panasonic Video Camera, caller microphone, Croma Screen, tripod, DVD player

01 Each

24. Number of students receiving financial assistance from college, university, Government or other agencies: Scholarships received by students under different schemes by SPPU, Pune.

25. Special lectures and workshop organized by Department

Year

Title/Type of Programme

Names of Resource Person(s) (External)

Special Lectures

2025-26

Pakistan Afghanistan conflict, and Israel Palestine America Iran War   

Jatin Desai (Senior Reporter) (20/03/2026)

2025-26

Value Based Journalism

Prof Ashok Sonawane (Retd Prof Political Science and Alumni of Dept. (06/01/2026)

2025-26

The Gateway of Communication Business: Media Entrepreneurship

Dr Vishwas Deokar (30/09/2024)

2025-26

The World of Oceans - A slide show

Raviraj Gandhe – Ex Program Officer, Doordarshan, Mumbai. (29/08/2025)

2025-26

TV: History and Impact

Raviraj Gandhe – Ex Program Officer, Doordarshan, Mumbai. (28/08/2025)

2024-25

Politics, Elections and Media: Interrelation and Impact

Dr Vishwas Deokar (28/12/2024)

2024-25

Media and its different aspects

Nishikant A Bhalerao (16/12/2024)

2023-24

A talk on ‘how to read effectively and speedily’

Amrut Deshmukh- The booklet Guy (26/12/2023) 

2023-24

“Use of Digital Media for professional growth”

Pankaj Joshi, (Editor - Chief Manager, Lokmat Agro) on the occasion of Patrakar Diwas (6/01/2024)

2023-24

LinkedIn workshop – effective ways to use LinkedIn by reporters. Free LinkedIn profiles were created for students and premium profile were given free of cost to the students.

Tanmay Dixit (Cyber Security Expert) (21/12/23) 

2023-24

Development Journalism and Communication

Nishikant Anant Bhalerao (Rtd Editor, Agrowon magazine) (15/12/23, 13-14 Feb 2024) 

2023-24

Three-day lecture series on AI and Mass Communication: Opportunities and Challenges

1)    29/1/2024 - The impact of AI on journalism, content creation, audience engagement, and ethical considerations.

2)    30/1/2024 -Challenges and career opportunities of Virtual Reality (VR), Augmented Reality (AR), Artificial Intelligence(AI), and Metaverse

3) 31/1/2024 – The deep impact of deepfake

Prof Kiran Kumar Johare (29,30, and 31 Jan 2024)

2021-22

BJP – Political Strategies and achievements

Shri Ajit Chavhan (Pradesh Pravakta, BJP)

2020-21

lecture on post covid challenges before Print media

Vijay Mahale (Sub Editor Maharashtra Times)

                                                        workshop

2023-24

Workshop on Mental Health Awareness through Behavioural Technology, on 28th Feb 2024

Jayan Namboodri (CEO & Director of Mindcraft, Brand Ambassador for E4Q Peace World   Wide Inc USA, Consultant Behavior Therapist Psychological Counsellor)

26. Details of the functional MOU’s / Collaborations:

Sr no

Date of Academic Collaboration

Name of the Institute

Collaborative Activities Conducted

1

26-02-2026

Karmaveer Radio 88.4 FM

Visit and Lecture

2

25-01-2025

MediaShilp

Lecture

3

15-06-2021

Pudhari

internship

4

15-06-2021

My Mahanagar

internship

5

15-02-2021

Loknama

internship

6

15-06-2019

Gavkari

internship

7

15-06-2019

Sakal Media

internship

8

15-06-2018

Jagar Janasthan

internship

9

15-06-2018

Punyanagari

internship

27. SWOC analysis

Strength

 

  • A team of skilled and knowledgeable educators with industry expertise.
  • Regular workshops, field visits, and hands-on assignments for real-world experience.
  • Opportunities for students to participate in internships, and competitions
  • Good Student success rate

 

Weakness

 

  • Limited progression in academic growth

 

Opportunities

 

  • New Avenues for curriculum expansion
  • Enhance the department's visibility through social media and blogs.
  • Incorporate AI, AR/VR, and digital marketing trends into the curriculum
  • Collaborate with other departments for joint academic projects

 

Challenges

 

  • The preference for practical learning among students creates an opportunity to develop innovative strategies to engage them in academic research.
  • A growing focus on digital content creation reduces interest in traditional journalism roles.

 

Future Plans

  • To introduce new course – Spiritual Journalism
  • To improve the research by faculty and students
  • To conduct skill development workshop

 

 

 

 

 
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