
Since its inception in 2007, the Department of Bioinformatics at Janta Vedic College Baraut has emerged as a trailblazer in interdisciplinary education, seamlessly integrating biology, computer science, and data analytics to shape the future of scientific innovation. Affiliated with Chaudhary Charan Singh University, Meerut, the department’s flagship M.Sc. in Bioinformatics program empowers students to become global leaders in biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, and computational biology.
Led by a distinguished faculty of renowned scholars and researchers, the department delivers a cutting-edge curriculum encompassing genomics, proteomics, and advanced computational modeling. Its laboratories, equipped with the latest software and high-performance computing tools, foster hands-on expertise and groundbreaking research. The department’s dynamic environment nurtures critical thinking, encouraging students to tackle pressing biological challenges with innovative solutions.
With an unwavering commitment to academic excellence and industry relevance, the Department of Bioinformatics has earned a stellar reputation for producing skilled professionals who drive advancements in science and technology. By blending Vedic values with modern scientific rigor, it cultivates visionary scientists poised to make transformative contributions to the global bioinformatics landscape.
Since its establishment in 2007, the Department of Bioinformatics at Janta Vedic College Baraut, affiliated with Chaudhary Charan Singh University, Meerut, has built a state-of-the-art infrastructure to support its trailblazing M.Sc. Bioinformatics program. Designed to foster innovation and excellence, the department’s facilities empower students and researchers to excel in computational biology and biotechnology, bridging theoretical knowledge with practical applications.
The department features a cutting-edge, air-conditioned in silico lab equipped with 16 high-performance computers and a dedicated server. This advanced setup supports complex computational tasks, including genomic sequencing, molecular modeling, and data analysis, enabling students to tackle real-world bioinformatics challenges with precision and efficiency.
Complementing the computational facilities, the department’s wet lab provides hands-on experience in experimental techniques. Equipped for molecular biology and biochemical experiments, this lab allows students to apply theoretical concepts, fostering a seamless integration of computational and experimental bioinformatics research.
A specialized library houses 320 books covering bioinformatics, biotechnology, and related disciplines. This extensive collection serves as a vital resource for students and faculty, supporting research, coursework, and innovation with access to the latest scientific literature.
The department ensures an enhanced learning environment with a high-quality projector for interactive teaching and presentations. Continuous 24x7 high-speed internet connectivity provides seamless access to global databases, research tools, and online resources, keeping the department at the forefront of scientific advancements.
An inverter system ensures uninterrupted power supply, safeguarding critical equipment and enabling consistent research and learning activities, even during power outages.
DST-INSPIRE Fellow: 4
The department proudly acknowledges the academic excellence of its students, as reflected in the selection of 4 students as DST-INSPIRE Fellows under the prestigious Innovation in Science Pursuit for Inspired Research (INSPIRE) scheme, sponsored by the Department of Science and Technology (DST), Government of India.
This highly competitive fellowship is awarded to meritorious students pursuing higher education and research in basic and natural sciences, recognizing their potential to become future leaders in science and innovation.
Being selected as a DST-INSPIRE Fellow is a mark of academic distinction, and the department continues to support and guide students to achieve such national honors.
List of DST-INSPIRE Fellow
S. No. |
Session |
Name of Student |
Pursuing Ph.D. in Institute |
|
2016-18 |
Ritu Tomar |
IIIT, Delhi |
|
2019-21 |
Shiwani Malik |
IIIT, Delhi |
|
2020-22 |
Kunal Chaudhary |
Murdoch University, Australia |
|
2021-23 |
Mhd. Sahil |
Jamia Millia Islamia, Delhi |
University Gold Medallists: 12
Our department takes immense pride in the consistent academic excellence demonstrated by our students. Over the years, 12 of our students have been honoured with the prestigious University Gold Medal, a testament to their hard work, dedication, and the quality education imparted by the department.
List of University Gold Medallists:
S. No. |
Session |
Name of Student |
|
2007-09 |
Sarita Chauhan |
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2008-10 |
Priti Tomar |
|
2010-12 |
Shweta Chauhan |
|
2011-13 |
Kanwar Pal Singh |
|
2012-14 |
Mhd. Fareem |
|
2014-16 |
Shalu Sharma |
|
2015-17 |
Anulata Arya |
|
2016-18 |
Ritu Tomar |
|
2019-21 |
Shiwani |
|
2020-22 |
Kunal |
|
2021-23 |
Mhd. Sahil |
|
2022-24 |
Soniya |
University Gold Medals: At a Glance
Km. Shalu Sharma (2014 - 16)
Km. Anulata Arya (2015-17)
Km. Ritu Tomar (2016 – 18)
Km. Shiwani (2019-21)
Mr. Kunal (2020 – 22)
Mhd. Sahil (2021-23)
Ms. Soniya (2022-24)
This record of university gold medals reflects our commitment to nurturing academic excellence and supporting students in achieving top honors at the university level.
Our alumni have consistently demonstrated excellence in academics, research, and professional careers, both in India and abroad. Some of our distinguished alumni who have brought laurels to the department include:
Dr. Anuj Kumar (FLS)
Mr. Kunal
Ms. Kavita
In addition, numerous students from the department have completed research projects and internships at some of India’s premier research institutes, such as:
These achievements reflect the department's strong academic foundation and its commitment to nurturing future scientists and professionals.
Events Organized by the Department
The department actively engages in organizing academic and professional development events to enhance the skills, knowledge, and exposure of students and faculty. Some of the key events conducted in recent years include: