C.M.P. Degree College, Prayagraj
Proctor
Prof. Sanjay Singh
"Talent without discipline is like an octopus on roller skates." — H. Jackson Brown
Dear Students,
Warm Greetings and Hearty Congratulations!
As you step into the welcoming embrace of CMP Degree College, you are not merely joining an institution; you are becoming a cherished member of the CMP Family. In today's dynamic and ever-evolving society, educational institutions bear the responsibility of safeguarding the interests of their students, nurturing them to face the challenges of the future. Discipline is the cornerstone of personal and collective growth. It is our collective duty, both as educators and students, to uphold and foster this fundamental principle. Discipline is the bridge that connects aspirations to achievements.
In my role as the Chief Proctor, ensuring discipline within the college premises is of paramount importance. However, it is a collaborative effort, and we rely on your cooperation. Discipline fosters punctuality and creates a lasting impression that contributes to a brighter tomorrow. Regardless of the goals you harbour, discipline is the path to success, freeing your mind from rigid thinking and negative perspectives on life. It is the key to unlocking the doors to a successful life, and it serves as a reminder of the consequences for those who disregard its principles.
Discipline extends its reach across all domains of college life, and we expect no less from our students. We encourage you to actively engage in both academic pursuits and extracurricular activities, for these experiences enrich your college life. While we encourage quality interactions with friends, teachers, and the library, we remind you that being a student carries certain responsibilities. Adherence to decorum and discipline is paramount. The college may impose certain restrictions, not as restraints on your freedom, but as guides to help you navigate the college journey. These constraints teach you to discern limits, make informed choices, and, most importantly, exemplify discipline. The discipline you inculcate during your college life will become a habit, and habits wield immense power in shaping your future. Discipline gives you the wings to soar towards your dreams.
Each member of the Proctorial Board, myself included, envisions a bright future for every student. We wish for you all to embrace and uphold the tenets of discipline.
As you embark on this exciting chapter of your educational journey, remember that discipline is your guide, your ally, and your key to a future filled with accomplishments. We, the Proctorial Board, are here to support you, guide you, and ensure that your college life is enriched with wisdom, experiences, and the indomitable spirit of discipline.
Best Wishes for a Fruitful Journey,
Role of Proctor's Office
Promote and maintain discipline amongst students and exercise of power as per Clause 11(b) of Ordinance XXXV.
Issue Identity Card/Duplicate or Temporary Identity Card/ Renewal of Identity Card.
Issue Character Certificate.
Maintain student records.
Verification of admission of students on a request received from various bodies.
Office of Proctor
Chief Proctor
Prof. Sanjay Singh
Deputy Proctors
Prof. Deena Nath
Department of Hindi
Prof. Ajay Pratap Singh
Department of Law
Dr. Hemlata Pant
Department of Zoology
Dr. Amit Mishra
Department of Law
Assistant Proctors
Dr. Ajeet Kumar Singh
Department of Zoology
Dr. Priya Soni Khare
Department of Education
Dr. Nilesh Kumar Rai
Department of Physics
Dr. Nafees Ahmad
Department of Urdu
Dr. Ashok Kumar Ranjan
Department of Chemistry
Dr. Akram Ali
Department of Chemistry
Dr. Vijay Bahadur
Department of Sanskrit
Dr. Arun Kumar Verma
Department of Political Science
Dr. Tanya Roy
Department of Sociology
Dr. Ruchika Chaudhary
Department of Sociology
Dr. Padma Aprajita Parija
Department of Law
Dr. Nandini Raizada
Department of Law
Dr. Akhilesh Yadav
Department of Medieval History
Dr. Sanoo Tiwari
Department of Philosophy
Dr. Dipti Vishnu
Department of Sanskrit
Dr. Niraj Kumar Singh
Department of Medieval History
Dr. Manish Kumar Singh
Department of Sociology
Dr. Alok Kumar Singh
Department of Botany
Dr. Ranjeet Singh
Department of Hindi
Dr. Kamal Krishna Roy
Department of Ancient History
Dr. Rama Shankar Singh
Department of Hindi
Dr. Bharti Kori
Department of Hindi
Dr. G. Ganeshan
Department of Hindi
Dr. B.D. Pandey
Department of Law
Dr. Sarika Sushil
Department of Commerce
Dr. Tej Bahadur Kannaujia
Department of Commerce
Smt. Renu Singh
Department of Law