The University will provide support to full time teaching faculty member. Empirical and Experimental Research project may be undertaken by an individual teaching staff member or a cluster group of teaching faculty members. In case a project is undertaken jointly. one of the teaching faculty members will function as a Principal Investigator and he/she will be responsible for all matters pertaining to the project.
MJRP
MRP
SRP
Yes, Please refer notification on MJRP, MRP & SRP Guidelines.
Notification No. 1412 SIU/U-28/2024/695, Dated 9th February, 2024.
The types of research projects typically funded through seed grants include: Pilot Studies, POC concepts, innovative research, interdisciplinary research, Early Career Research Projects, Development of New Methodologies or Technologies etc.
Yes, the maximum duration of Major Research Projects will be 24 months with 6 months extension period, under special circumstances. The maximum duration of Minor Research Projects will be 15 months with 3 months extension period, under special circumstances. The maximum duration of Student Research Projects will be 15 months with 3 months extension period, under special circumstances.
Yes, the principal Investigator decides all roles and duties.
Yes, there are opportunities for interdisciplinary collaborations or partnerships within the institution. Researchers are encouraged to collaborate across different departments and fields to enhance the breadth and impact of their research projects.
MJRP will be given to the faculty members only from FOE and FOMHS with the following exception: Faculty from another discipline (FOM. FOL. FOCS. FOAD, FOMC & FOHSS) who want to apply for MJRP. can do so by collaborating with faculty from FOE and FOMHS. This will foster collaborations and will thrive multidisciplinary/interdisciplinary research.
Yes, there are workshops and informational sessions available to help applicants understand the grant requirements and application process. These sessions provide valuable guidance on how to prepare and submit a successful application, ensuring compliance with all necessary guidelines.
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Yes,
MJRP/MRP/SRP | |||
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Sr. No | Details | Check- List | Remarks |
1 | Part- A | ||
2 | Part- B | ||
3 | AIC-proforma | ||
4 | Institute Director Certificate | ||
5 | Similarity Index report | ||
6 | Budget Justification/Revised Budget | ||
7 | Sanctioned letter | ||
8 | Acceptance letter | ||
9 | 1st Progress Report Six Month MJRP/MRP/SRP | ||
10 | 2nd Progress Report MJRP/MRP/SRP | ||
11 | 3nd Progress Report MJRP | ||
12 | 4th progress Report MJRP | ||
13 | Revised Budget MJRP/MRP/SRP | ||
14 | Soft Copy Final Report | ||
15 | Publication details | ||
16 | Reviewers Comments | ||
17 | Equipment Purchased under in Project ( Submit to SCRI/Institute) | ||
18 | Final Copy ( Hard Bound after accommodating the reviewer's comments in the report) | ||
19 | Academic Closure certificate | ||
20 | Account Closure certificate |
Symbiosis Centre for Research and Innovation (SCRI) circulates relevant Calls for Proposals (CfP) for funding research projects as announced by different (government/non government) external agencies. This helps the department in expanding its realm of information for dissemination for all faculty members of the University.
Yes, circulation of the Call for Proposal also includes the documents related to various aspects of the scheme/funding agency/risks involved. This empowers the researchers to prepare for the submission of a correct and complete research proposal (RP) to the agencies.
Considering the era of technology enabled evaluation of research proposals, suitable inputs on the design and content of the research proposal have been found to be effective in achieving the grants/funds. SCRI can provide such inputs to the aspiring researchers of the University for ensuring the success of the proposals. SCRI also provides the support for deriving the cost of research projects on the basis of the past archives and available literature.
Research proposals prepared with the support of SCRI are assessed by SCRI for the following before their submission to the funding agency:
SCRI Support provide the guidance on the budget development and financial planning for the research projects as per the requirement of the project which is provided by the Project Investigator of the project (Faculty Member) Also SCRI is ensuring that the overhead charges is considered in the project proposal if not stipulated otherwise by the funding agency, can be minimum 5% for the projects using minimal capital resources to 25% for the project using maximum capital resources such as lab space, equipment, electricity and other similar resources.
Yes, while floating the calls for proposal SCRI is ensuring to provide the eligible criteria for that project proposal, which provide the ready reckoner to the faculty members.
Yes, any regular faculty member of the University as a Principal Investigator (Pl) for the research project can initiate the response to the CfP all alone or with a team of researchers (Co Investigators). If required and feasible, he/she can connect with other researchers from within the University or from other institutions for research collaboration. Depending on the need, the Pl can decide to communicate via email for consultation with SCRI along with his/her expertise. At mutually suitable time, the Pl and his/her team can meet the Head, Research Projects or any other designated official of SCRI.
SCRI on the daily basis provide the information on the new and upcoming call to the faculty members through emails.
Prestigious projects from National (Government and Non-Government), International research projects are available with the SCRI for the best practices for reference.
SCRI Provide the consultancy on the above subject through the ZOOM call, Phone calls as and when required by the faculty member.
Yes, the proposal should be sent to SCRI within 5 working days before the submission deadline to facilitate a timely process.
Yes, Every research proposal being submitted to any agency has to undergo a plagiarism check for ensuring the norms given in the policy: Symbiosis International (Deemed University) Rules for Promotion of Academic Integrity and Prevention of Plagiarism 2019 (Refer to the notification: SIU/U-28/858 dated 30th September 2019: Proforma-2 and Flowchart 3) and the Academic Integrity Certificate along with the details mentioned in Annexure I must be submitted to the Head, Research Projects, SCRI within two weeks of the submission of the proposal. As per Annexure I, in addition to other details, the first page of the research proposal and submission acknowledgement from the funding agency must also be submitted. Data in Annexure I must be complete and correct.
Yes, SCRI has a separate IPR Cell for providing the guidance on the intellectual property and Technology Transfer.
Guidance on compliance with regulatory requirements, Support with budgeting, financial reporting, and ensuring proper use of funds according to grant/funders’ guidelines, statistical services, including study design consultation, data analysis, and interpretation of results, Assistance with preparing manuscripts for publication, Guidance on protecting intellectual property, navigating patent processes, and exploring commercialization opportunities for research findings, etc.
Ans - Yes
Ans - Yes
SCRI Assistance is mentioned in below.
Yes, any regular faculty member of the University as a Principal Investigator (Pl) for the research project can initiate the response to the CfP all alone or with a team of researchers (Co Investigators). If required and feasible, he/she can connect with other researchers from within the University or from other institutions for research collaboration with the help of SCRI.
Ans – Yes
Ans – Yes