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Research, Student Projects & Publications

The Department of Education, Patna Women’s College (Autonomous), encourages research through Students’ Research Projects (SRP), teacher-guided studies, departmental paper presentations and academic publications. In student research projects, trainee teachers work under the supervision of faculty members, who are recognised as co-authors when the work is published. The bibliographic details below follow the author names supplied by the respective journals. Research articles are listed separately from projects and presentations that have not been independently verified as published.

Published Research in Quest

The following publications are recorded in Quest – A Peer Reviewed Research Journal with an affiliation to the Department of Education. They are ordered from newest to oldest. The names below reproduce the journal’s listed author attribution; these entries are not represented as SRP student papers unless a student–supervisor publication record is established.

Browse the Quest journal archive

Published Research in Explore

Explore – Journal of Research includes studies undertaken by B.Ed. students with their research supervisors, together with other research associated with the Department. The entries below cover verified Education papers from 2020 onwards, followed by earlier examples. They are arranged in reverse chronological order. A student project or grant is not labelled as a publication unless the journal record is traceable.

Earlier publications in Explore

Browse Explore volumes on the College website. The accessible archive has not yet yielded a complete, independently verified list of Education articles from every later issue; additional papers can be inserted as their author and article records are confirmed.

Departmental Research Activities

The Department organises group research activities and paper presentations to develop students’ ability to identify educational and social problems, collect and interpret evidence, discuss findings and communicate research. Such activities support research orientation in teacher education. The paper titles below are drawn from the Department’s published activity report and should not be understood as journal publications.

Research Paper Presentation — 23 March 2026

Theme: Community Service, Social Responsibility and Sustainable Human Development in the 21st Century.

Titles of papers presented:

  • Leadership and Innovation among Youth Startups in Community Transformation
  • Community Service as Civic Education
  • Influence of School Environment on Student Behavior
  • Sustainable Development and Community Health
  • Minimum Wage Compliance among Migrant Domestic Workers
  • Impact of Yoga and Health Education on Students’ Well-being
  • Role of Technology in Achieving SDG 4 in Female Higher Education Institutions in Patna

Read the Departmental Research Paper Presentation report (2026).

Students’ Research Projects (SRP)

The College’s Students’ Research Project scheme provides an opportunity for student groups to undertake guided research. The College’s 2025–26 SRP presentation programme took place on 5–9 January 2026, with projects evaluated by subject experts. Presentation, grant sanction and journal publication are different stages, so they are recorded separately here.

College Research Cell: SRP 2025–26 programme report

Documented Department of Education SRP titles — 2021

  • Comparison of B.Ed. Students’ Perception about the Effectiveness of Online and Face-to-face Learning with respect to Cognitive, Affective and Psychomotor Domains of Learning
  • Teaching Learning Practices during Pandemic
  • Multilingual Learning and Medium of Education: Biases, Attitudes and Future

College research grant register, 2021

Documented B.Ed. SRP titles — 2020

  • Emerging Technologies in Media and its Impact on the Performing Arts
  • Virtual Versus Traditional Mode of Teaching: A Comparative Study of B.Ed.

College research grant register, 2020

Updated 11 November 2026. Bibliographic information is based on the linked journal records and institutional research registers. Supervisors named in grant registers are not automatically treated as published co-authors until a matching journal byline can be checked.