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Govt. Polytechnic-Fatehpur

Govt. Polytechnic Fatehpur was established by Govt. of Uttar Pradesh in 1984 with two courses Diploma in Civil Engg., & Electronics Engg.(Micro). After that another branch Mechanical Engg.(Production), has been started in the year 1994. It is builtup in an area of 18.5 Acres. This institution is one of the oldest Polytechnic Institutes in U.P. At present 03 Diploma Engg. courses of 03 years duration are running with intake of 75 students (15 seats are reserved for Economicaly Weaker Section) in each course.The institution has a strong academic heritage having an envious track record of plum placement with major companies in India. It has a green lush campus.A dynamic, industrious and prudent principal, along with highly efficient and effective team of faculty members, leads the college. It is indeed a pleasure to admit that we have progressed rapidly to achieve the goal of imparting quality education to the students.

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Anti Ragging Squad

Anti Ragging Committee

For Girl's Hostel contact to Km Stuti Srivastava Lecturer Mechanical Engg and For Boy's Hostel contact to Mr Abhishek Kumar Pankaj, Lecturer Electronics

Classes for Odd Semester 1st Semester 2021 will be started from 01 October 2021. Classes for Odd Semester 3rd and 5th Semester will be started from 20 Sep 2021


Running Courses

S. No. Level of Course Course Name Duration Year of Started Mode of Conduct
1 Diploma Civil Engg. 3 1984 Regular
2 Diploma Electronics (Micro) Engg. 3 1984 Regular
3 Diploma Mechanical (P) Engg. 3 1994 Regular

Intake

S. No. Level of Course Course Name Duration Intake
1 Diploma Civil Engg. 3 Year 75
2 Diploma Electronics (Micro) Engg. 3 Year 75
3 Diploma Mechanical (P) Engg. 3 Year 75

Admitted Students

Branch 1st Year 2nd Year Final Year
Civil 75 71 + 06 (Lateral) 64 + 06 (Lateral)
Electronics (Micro) 75 61 + 06 (Lateral) 60 + 03 (Lateral)
Mechanical (Production) 75 64 + 07 (Lateral) 58 + 06 (Lateral)

Admission

Process

Admission are offered through an Joint Entrance Exam (JEE) that is conducted by Joint Entrance Examination Council, Lucknow. Admission Forms are available from 08 January 2024 to 29 February 2024 available online on website

"jeecup.admissions.nic.in".

Eligibility

S. No. Branch Duration in Years Minimum Qualification % of Questions in Entrance Exam
1 Civil Engg. 3 10th with minimum 35% Part-1-Maths-50% Part-2-Physics and Chemistry-50%
2 Mechanical (P) Engg. 3 10th with minimum 35% Part-1-Maths-50%Part-2-Physics and Chemistry-50%
3 Electronics (Micro) Engg. 3 10th with minimum 35% Part-1-Maths-50% Part-2-Physics and Chemistry-50%

Fees

S. No. Branch Annual Fees Hostel Fees Net Amount
1 Civil Engg. 11306 2300 13606
2 Electronics (Micro) Engg. 11306 2300 13606
3 Mechanical (Production) Engg. 11306 2300 13606

Reservation

As per UP Government rules candidates belonging to certain categories are admitted to seats reserved for them based on relaxed criteria. These categories are:
A. Vertical Reservations:
I. Other Backward Classes (OBC) if they belong to Non Creamy Layer (NCL) -27%
II. Scheduled Castes (SC) -21%
III. Scheduled Tribes (ST) -2%

B. Horizontal Reservations:
I. Persons with Disability (PwD) with 40% or more disability) – 3%
II. Freedom Fighter – 2%
III. Ward of Military personnel – 5%
IV. Girl Candidates of All Categories – 20%


Faculty & Staff Details

S. No. Name Designation Qualification
1 Shri NEERAJ YADAV PRINCIPAL B.E.
2 Shri VIMAL KUMAR HOD Electronics B.Tech
3 Smt GEETA GAUTAM Lecturer Electronics B.Tech
4 Km. STUTI SRIVASTAVA Lecturer Mechanical M.Tech
5 Dr SANJAY KUMAR Lecturer Mechanical Ph.D.
6 Smt UPASANA RATHORE Lecturer Physics M.Sc.
7 Smt GARIMA SINGH Lecturer Mechanical M.Tech.
8 Shri KUNWER MRITYUNJAY SINGH Lecturer Electronics B.Tech.
9 Km NEHA VERMA Lecturer Electronics B. Tech.
10 Shri ABHISHEK KUMAR PANKAJ Lecturer Electronics B.Tech.,MBA
11 Shri RANJEET SINGH Lecturer Electrical B. Tech.
12 Smt PREETI VERMA Lecturer Civil M.Tech
13 Shri VIJAY KUMAR SONKAR Lecturer Civil M.Tech
14 Dr SANJIV MISHRA Lecturer Electronics Ph.D.
15 Shri SANTOSH KUMAR SINGH Lecturer Chemistry Ph.D.
16 Shri SURENDRA KUMAR Librarian M.Lib
17 Shri RAHUL SHUKLA Lecturer B.Tech
18 Shri K P SINGH Workshop Instructor Diploma
19 Shri RIZWANUL HAQ Workshop Instructor DIPLOMA
20 Shri AWADHESH SINGH Workshop Instructor Diploma
21 Shri BANSI LAL Technician Diploma
22 Shri MOHD. SHAHENSHAH Instructor Computer MCA
23 Shri SATYENDRA KUMAR Workshop Instructor Diploma
24 Shri SHAILENDRA KUMAR Workshop Instructor Diploma
25 Shri VAIBHAV GUPTA Workshop Instructor B. Tech
26 Shri MOHD. SARWAR Stenographer M.A.
27 Smt. KRATIKA BAJPAI Sr. Clerk B.Sc.
28 Shri DHEERAJ GUPTA Accountant M.Com
29 Shri ABHILASH SHRIVASTAVA Jr. Clerk B.A.
30 Km GARIMA SAHU Jr. Clerk B.Sc.
31 Shri MEWA LAL Lab Attendant 8th Passed
32 Smt. USHA GAUTAM Lab Attendant B.A.
33 Shri ANIKET Lab Attendant INTERMEDIATE


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Right To Information Act-2005

Download RTI MONTHLY REPORT JULY 2023

1- WHAT IS RIGHT TO INFORMATION ACT 2005?

1.1 The Government of India has enacted “The Right to Information Act 2005” which has come into effect w.e.f. 12.10.2005 to provide for setting out the practical regime of right to information for citizens to secure access to information under the control of Public Authorities in order to promote transparency and accountability in the working of Public authorities.


2- WHAT DOES RIGHT TO INFORMATION MEAN?

2.1 It includes the right to access to the information which is held by or under the control of any public authority and includes the right to inspect the works, documents, records, take notes, extracts or certified copies of documents or records and take certified samples of the materials and obtain information in the form of printouts diskettes, floppies, tapes, video cassettes or in any other electronic mode or through printouts.


3. WHO CAN ASK FOR INFORMATION?

3.1 Subject to the provisions of the Act, all citizens have the right to information. Since as per the Act information can be furnished only to citizens of India, the applicant for request will have to give citizen status. The applicant for request should also give contact details (postal address, telephone number, Fax number, e-mail address)


4. WHICH INFORMATION IS EXEMPT FROM DISCLOSURE?

4.1 The Act provides under Sections 8 and 9, certain categories of information that are exempt from disclosure to the citizens. The citizens may therefore, refer to the aforesaid sections of the Act before submitting a request for information.


5. PROCEDURE FOR REQUEST FOR INFORMATION:

5.1 A request seeking information shall be made to Central Public Information Officer in writing or through electronic means in English or Hindi or in the Official Language of the area in which application is made, specifying the particulars of information sought for along with the prescribed fee. Reasonable assistance shall be rendered to reduce the oral request to writing.


6. PAYMENT OF PRESCRIBED FEE:

  • 6.1 A request for obtaining information under sub-section (1) of Section 6 shall be accompanied by an application fee of rupees ten (Rs. 10/-) by way of cash against proper receipt or by demand draft or bankers cheque payable to the Bank and or by Indian Postal Order.
  • 6.2 For providing the information under sub-section (1) of Section 7, the fee shall be charged by way of cash against proper receipt or by demand draft or bankers cheque payable to the Bank at the following rates :- Rupees two (Rs. 2/-) for each page (in A4 or A3 size paper) created or copied : Actual charge or cost price of a copy in larger size paper Actual cost or price for samples or models; and For inspection of records, no fee for the first hour and a fee of rupees five (Rs. 5/-) for each subsequent hour (or fraction thereof)
  • 6.3 For providing the information under sub-section (5) of Section 7 the fee shall be charged by way of cash against proper receipt or by demand draft or bankers cheque payable to the Bank at the following rates :- For information provided in diskette or floppy rupees fifty (Rs. 50/-) per diskette or floppy : and For information provided in printed form at the price fixed for such publication or rupees two (Rs. 2/-) per page of photocopy for extracts from the publication.
  • 6.4 If further fees representing the cost of providing information is determined, then the same will be intimated in writing with calculation details of how the amount has been arrived at.
  • 6.5 Exemption for payment of Application Fee and cost of expenditure incurred in providing the information, in certain cases. Applicants who are below poverty line are exempted.


PROCESSING OF REQUEST AND GROUNDS FOR REJECTION IN CERTAIN CASES :

  • 7.1 The CPIO shall process the request for providing the information and dispose of the same either by providing the information or rejecting the request within the time.
  • 7.2 Central Public Information Officer may reject a Request for information where such a request for providing access would involve an infringement of copyright subsisting in a person other than the State.
  • 7.3 PARTIAL DISCLOSURE OF INFORMATION: Access may be provided to that part of the record, which does not contain any information, which is exempt from disclosure, and which can reasonably be severed from any part that contains exempt information.
  • 8. THE STRUCTURE OF PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICERS IN TECHNICAL EDUCATION, UTTAR PRADESH (Diploma Level)

About Workshop

General Workshop forms an integral part of the Institution as it is heavily involved in carrying out the practical oriented study of various manufacturing activities with the help of some sophisticated equipments and machineries and tools.Basic Engineering workshop curriculum is framed in all engineering/technology diploma programmes so as to make all the students proficient in the use of hand tools, equipments and machineries in various workshop sections like Machine Shop, Welding, Carpentry, Fitting, Sheet metal, Smithy, Foundry etc. Also with the assistance of quality supporting staff, students are able to carry out the fabrication work for their project work as part of their course study.

Machine Shop

A machine shop is simply a place where machining is carried out. Machining refers to the cutting of raw materials in order to convert them to the desired size and shape. A person who performs machining it is called a machinist. Different types of hand tools, cutting tools, power tools, and machine tools are used in a machine shop.

Fitting Shop

In fitting shop various processes are performed on metals to give them desired shape and size and fit them with mating part. Both ferrous and non ferrous metals are dealt in this section.

Sheet Metal Shop

Provides with the necessary skills and techniques to work in the sheet metal fabrication occupation, giving you instruction in the use of portable power tools, sheet metal working equipment, shearing machine, bending machine etc. Learn to create various sheet metal articles such as trays, cups, jars, ducts etc.

Welding Shop

A well maintained and advanced Welding section is another attraction of the General Workshop. Welding Provides hands on introduction to the common welding processes used in industry. Course will include Gas welding, MIG, TIG as well as appropriate safety pro

Carpentary Shop

Carpentry is a skilled trade in which the primary work performed is the use of wood to construct items as large as buildings and as small as desk drawers. In carpentry shop students learn to do wood-work like to make wooden furniture, wooden articles etc.

Painting Shop

Painting is done in two phases. First, the painters will apply the primer and putty. They will try to fill some of the cracks in the walls and smooth the surfaces. This step can be done almost at any time after the floor tiling is done. The main painting is done in the second phase. Here they further open up existing cracks, fill them up with lambi, do minor PoP finishing, and then do the painting. The actual painting is done in two coats and does not take very long.


Training And Placement Cell

The Institute has also running a Training and Placement Cell. The Training and Placement Cell plays a crucial role in locating job opportunities for Under Graduates passing out from the institute by keeping in touch with reputed firms and industrial establishments. The Placement Cell operates round the year to facilitate contacts between different companies. The number of students placed through the campus interviews is continuously rising. On invitation, many reputed industries visit the institute to conduct interviews.

The Training and Placement Cell is conducted by the TPO Officer Shri Abhishek Kumar Pankaj, Lecturer Electronics


Contact Us

Govt. Polytechnic

Fatehpur, India
05180 210 116

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