Room for new physics in electron and neutrino scattering

nu(alpha)e -> nu(beta)e is studied to search new physics (NP). Both model dependent and independent approaches are used. Non-Standard Neutrino interactions (NSI) are invoked for the search of NP. The bounds on NSI parameter epsilon are found by using experimental data of LSND, LAMPF-E225, CHARM-II, BNL-COL and BNL-E734. The process is analyzed by using R parity violating Supersymmetry (/R-p SUSY) model which is proceeding through s-bosons exchange. Experimental data of LSND and LAMPF-E225 utilized for the identification of allowed region for non-universal SUSY parameters Sigma j|lambda(1j1)|. In the similar fashion, CHARM-II, BNL-COL and BNL-E734 data is exploited for the exploration of allowed and forbidden limits for Sigma(k)|lambda(21k)|| and Sigma(j)|lambda(2j1)|. We also establish relationship between MI and SUSY coupling parameters.