Sir Padampat Singhania University

About: Sir Padampat Singhania University is a education organization based out in Udaipur, India. It is known for research contribution in the topics: Encryption & Diesel fuel. The organization has 124 authors who have published 228 publications receiving 2066 citations. The organization is also known as: SPSU.

Mining CMS Log Data for Students’ Feedback Analysis

Abstract: In the current scenario of educational system, data storage and retrieval have been an important issue. Many universities have huge amount of databases which require proper mining to generate patterns and knowledge. Nowadays, several learning platforms like Moodle have implemented to achieve the need of educators, administrators, and learner. These platforms have been great assets for educators; still mining of the large data is required to uncover various interesting patterns and facts for decision-making process for the benefits of the students. This research paper examines various text classification algorithms to analyze various students’ problems. After extracting useful patterns from the database, it will be very useful for the concerned authorities and institute management in making better and informed decisions for providing solutions to all those students’ problems. The results obtained in our experiments are very useful to classify students’ problems as well as they are used to detect other interesting patterns about the Moodle CMS data.

Calculation of FDCS for the low and intermediate energy ionization of water molecules

Abstract: Triply differential cross sections for the electron induced ionization of the 3a1 and 1b1 orbitals of the water molecule are calculated within the distorted wave Born approximation. The distorted wave functions are numerically calculated by modelling both the initial and the final channels whereas single-center Slater type wave functions are used for describing the molecular target. A good agreement with the existing experimental data is obtained.

Challenges of Disinvestment in Public Sector Banks in India

Abstract: Both Disinvestment and Privatization process in Public Sector Banks initiated by the then NDA Government came to an end soon after UPA Government took over. The Atal Bihari Vajpayee government had proposed to reduce government holding in state-run banks to 33% but the amendment could not be passed in Parliament as Congress, which was the main Opposition party, blocked the move. Later on Congress party with other partners came to power and even The Ministry of Disinvestment was closed .The recommendations of Disinvestment Commission could not be implemented. For last one decade disinvestment process came to a grinding halt, however, now again there are possibilities that Public Sector Banks may initiate the process again. Privatization process may seem to be a remote possibility at present, however, Disinvestment is on agenda of present government. The Government is now set to reduce shareholding to less than 52% while maintaining ownership but selling additional shares which will infuse more capital to fulfil capital adequacy norms as per Basel III. There are a number of challenges to this process and it is necessary to expedite the process. It is assumed that disinvestment process will make public sector banks more accountable and also efficiency may improve, ultimately pave way for privatization in near future.