Projects
- Government Funded Projects
- Management Funded Projects
DST – FIST: The College has attained level-0 of the DST-FIST Programme by the Government of India in the year 2014 for the duration of 5 years with a total cost of 66 lakhs to strengthen the teaching and research facilities in all Science Departments of the College.
DBT STAR COLLEGE SCHEME: The DBT has recognized 7 departments under DBT Star College Scheme in the year 2017 for a duration of 3years. The DBT has extended the Star College Scheme for 2 more years until 2022.
Government Funded Projects
SI.No | Department | Amont Sanctioned |
---|---|---|
1. | Botany | 92,26,500/- |
2. | Chemistry | |
3. | Electronics | |
4. | Mathematics | |
5. | Microbiology | |
6. | Physics | |
7. | Zoology |
DBT INNO - Indigo Project was awarded to Dr. Preetha Nair, HOD, Department of Biotechnology in the year 2018 for a duration of 2 years with a sanction amount of Rs. 49, 14,000/-. The project has been extended up to 2022.The project focuses on increasing the value of hay or such Cellulosic wastes by its use in lactic acid production and also to increase the technical viability of the Pre-Industrial Process of Lactic acid Production from the available cellulosic wastes.
DBT WOMEN SCIENTIST SCHEME: Women Scientist Scheme –B was awarded to Dr. Gayathri Devi.S.S in the year 2018 with a sanction amount of 26, 93,000/- for a duration of 3 years. This Project has helped train the farmers in organic Farming techniques on organic inputs to achieve sustainability in food production and also to assist farmers to acquire managerial skills in the Development of Entrepreneurship especially in women of selected Villages.
Department of Science and Industrial Research (DSIR): Mount Carmel College, Autonomous, Bengaluru has been recognized as Scientific and Industrial Research Organization (SIRO) by the Department of Science and Industrial Research (DSIR) until 2025.
Management Funded Projects for the Year 2022-23 (MAJOR)
SI.No | Title Of The Project | Faculty | Department | Amount |
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1. | Emergence of Technology Start-ups in Bangalore City – A study of Triggers, Ecosystem and Sustenance. | Dr. Govinda Gowda | PG Commerce | 3,60,000/- |
2. | Isolation and characterization of potential bioactive compounds from millet milk protein and development of RTE product as functional food for post COVID 19 patients. | Dr. P. Vasanthakumari & Dr. Padma.V | Nutrition and Dietetics (Major) | 2,00,000/- |
3. | Degradation of synthetic yoga mats using microorganisms. | Dr. Soumya. G. S & Ms. Swathi. R | Environmental Science & Home Science (Major) | 1,85,000/- |
4. | Synthesis of Zeolite based catalytic material from industrial waste red mud for conversion of sugars to Levulinate esters. | Dr. Chitralekha Sidana & Dr. Priya. B | Chemistry (Major) | 1,50,000/- |
5. | Novel water soluble amino acid metal chelates having Sulphur as bio-modules: Design, synthesis, structural Elucidation and Biological perspectives. | Dr. Selva Ganapthy M & Dr. Kavitha.G. Singh | Centre for Scientific Research and Advanced Learning (Major) | 2,00,000/- |
Total Amount Sanctioned for the Major Research Project (in ₹) | 10,95,000/- |
Management Funded Projects for the Year 2022-23 (MINOR)
SI.No | Title Of The Project | Faculty | Department | Amount |
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1. | Green-synthesis, characterization, and study of antimicrobial properties of Selenium nanoparticles. | Ms. Syeda Haseen Buvabi | Chemistry | 1,00,000/- |
2. | Synthesis of Hetrocyclic scaffolds using green methods and the study of their applications. | Ms. Jeena Susan George | Chemistry | 1,10,000/- |
3. | Career Coaching for secondary and senior secondary students. | Dr. C.J Lakshmi | Economics | 1,05,000/- |
4. | A study on the adsorption of heavy metals from wastewater using activated carbon derived from plant biomass | Dr. N.S Kaviyarasi & Dr. Chandrama Basu | Chemistry | 1,25,000/- |
5. | Identifying a suitable method to extract fibers from Desmostacya bipinnata (Kusha Grass) | Ms. Swathi.R & Dr. Vyshali. P | Home Science & Biochemistry | 1,35,000/- |
6. | Influence of organizational learning on employee performance-A study across select IT companies in Bangalore. | Ms. Candida Smitha | Commerce | 90,000/- |
7. | Emotional Intelligence in Augmenting employee performance- A study on knowledge workers (Academicians) in Bengaluru City. | Ms. Rajani H. Pillai & Ms. Aatika Bi | Commerce | 90,000/- |
8. | A study on Consumer buying behavior of organic food products in premium supermarkets- Bengaluru Urban sector | Ms. Suriya Kumari A | Commerce | 95,000/- |
9. | Enhanced production of diosgenin - A lead molecule in therapeutics | Dr. Shlini. P | Biochemistry | 95,000/- |
10. | Health insurance cognizance and the use of health care services by the elderly, outlays, and affordability with special reference to Bengaluru. | Dr. Josephine Rebecca | Commerce | 65,000/- |
11. | A Study on Influence of Celebrity Endorsement on Consumer Buying Behaviour with special reference to Food Products | Ms. Monica Janet Clifford | Commerce | 70,000/- |
12. | An Empirical Study on the Impact of Deceptive Advertisements on Consumers with reference to Skin-care products | Ms. Spandana Priya C. S | Commerce | 70,000/- |
Total Amount Sanctioned for the Minor Research Project (in ₹) | 11,50,000/- |