SDPS Women's College, Indore - List of Professors and Faculty

Indore, Madhya Pradesh

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Faculty Details

MS. SAVITA PUNJABI

Assistant Professor

MR. ASHAY JOSHI

Assistant Professor

MRS. ANITA SONGARA

Assistant Professor

MRS. KESHKALI SHARMA

Professor

Qualification - R.N., R.M., B.Sc(N), M.Sc(N)

Academic Experience - 20 Years

MRS. PINKI SHRIVASTAVA

Assistant Professor

Qualification - R.N , R.M., B.Sc(N), M.Sc(N)

Academic Experience - 9 Years

Ms. T.Agrawal

Assistant Professor

Qualification - P.hD.(pur),M.A(Edu),M.Sc.)Botany

Ms. Sheetal Soni

Assistant Professor

Qualification - P.hD. Pursuing. M.Phil.

ASST. PROF. EKTA RATHI

Assistant Professor

Academic Experience - 2 Years

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