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Swami Ramanand Teerth MarathwadaUniversity, Nanded

(A UGC 2(f), 12(B) recognized and NAAC Re-acrediated ‘A’ Grade (CGPA 3.06)State University)

University Campus Schools and Subcentre(Latur and Parbhani)

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S 2015 - 16Vice Chancellor’s MessageSwami Ramanand Teerth Marathwada University located atNanded, Maharashtra, India offers wide range of teaching andresearch programs. The University with opportunities in Science.Technology, Social Science and Languages is making all efforts toimprove the ways in which knowledge is created, made accessible,managed, disseminated and controlled.

Our Values The aim of our university is to have the highest standards of ethics and conduct in both

Teaching and research as well as in administration, organizational policy and behavior. Student centric teaching and research programmers. Equity of access to all students, irrespective of their background, based on merit. The academic freedom to all the staff and students to engage in intellectual discourse

and Critical enquiry without fear and favor. To provide free and conducive atmosphere to students and staff. Encouragement to

strive For academic excellence and acquire skills, competence and capacity toexplore inherent Potential.

The placement activities on campus and sub-campus are being strengthened further.Research oriented dissertation will be the regular part of the curriculum which will certainlyenhance the research skills of students.

The University has undertaken academic reforms to provide holistic education whichincludes subject knowledge, communication skills, personality development and attitude,values and skill development. The University has introduced a novel scheme ‘One TeacherOne Scheme’ on the campus and in the affiliated colleges. The University has started acourse of M.Sc. Medical Physics and also established School of Interdisciplinary Studies.University has taken special efforts to provide training and guidance for placements atvarious Institutes and Industries. In recent past, the number of students coming from foreigncountries is increasing and it is because of the quality of education and the facilities beingprovided by the University.

The educational programme at sub-campus, Latur provides training in the subjectssuch as Bio-informatics and Bio-technology.

The campus prospectus will provide you the necessary information regardingeducational programmes offered by different schools on the campus and sub-campus,eligibility criteria, fee structure and other details. The University implements Choice BasedCredit System (CBCS) based semester system for the courses on the campus.

The students from jurisdiction of Swami Ramanand Teerth Marathwada Universityand from other parts of Maharashtra, India and from foreign countries are welcome on thecampus.

We assure you a joyful academic experience, a vibrant culture atmosphere, safe andcomfortable stay on the campus. Hope our sincere efforts and your committed desire oflearning will enrich your knowledge.

Prof. Pandit Vidyasagar Vice-Chancellor

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S 2015 - 16CONTENTS

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1.0 Preface 4 1.1 About SRTMUN 5 2.0 Campus Schools 7 2.1 School of Chemical Sciences 7 2.2 School of Commerce and Management Sciences 8 2.3 School of Computational Sciences 9 2.4 School of Earth Sciences 10 2.5 School of Educational Sciences 11 2.6 School of Fine and Performing Arts 12 2.7 School of Interdisciplinary Studies 13 2.8 School of Languages Literature and Culture Studies 15 2.9 School of Life Sciences 16 2.10 School of Mathematical Sciences 17 2.11 School of Media Studies 17 2.12 School of Pharmacy 18 2.13 School of Physical Sciences 18 2.14 School of Social Sciences 19 2.15 Womens Study Centre 20 2.16 Sub-Centre, Latur 21-26 2.17 Sib-Centre, Parbhani 27 2.18 New Model Degree College, Hingoli 27 3.0 Career Oriented Courses 28 4.0 Soft Skill 28 5.0 Competative Examinations Guidance Centre 29 6.0 Procedure of Admission 29 7.0 Special Coachings 30 8.0 Scholarships offered 30 09 Rules of Reservations 31 10 Attendance and rules of Discipline 31 11 Schedule of Admission 31 12 Fee Structure 32-42 13 Refund of Fees 43 14 Facilities 43 15 General Rules and Special Instruction 43 16 Anti-Ragging and gender, equity and protection 44

Annexure-I Annexure-II Undertaking form Admission Form

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S 2015 - 161.0 PREFACE

Established on 17th September, 1994, theSwami Ramanand Teerth MarathwadaUniversity, Nanded, has emerged as apremier center of higher learning withoutstanding student output and facultieswho have to their credit notableaccomplishments and academic calibernourished through their association withprestigious institutes of national andinternational repute such as IUCAA, GSI,IICT, C-DAC, CICR (Nagpur), CEERI (Pillani)etc. Having taken a quantum leap forwardin the direction of building necessaryinfrastructure for operation of the coursesof Campus Schools in a span of nineteenyears, the University has created goldenopportunities for the students to study anumber of courses. It has procuredequipments and computational facilitiesworth more than five crores in aggregatefor the Schools. It offers the state-of-artfacilities for Post-Graduate and researchstudies in major disciplines in Sciences,Humanities, Social Sciences, Literature,Languages, Pharmacy, Fine and Perform-ing Arts, Media Studies and CareerOriented Courses, Commerce andManagement Studies.

The University is situated at a beautifulsite and attracts the attention of all visitors,especially students and scholars. It prom-ises to make sincere efforts to developpersonality to enable them to reach greatacademic heights.

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S 2015 - 161.1 About SRTMUN

Quality Programs:SRTMUN has a comprehensive range of academic programs. The programs

range from ‘Certificate course, Diploma course, Degree Course, Innovative programto five years Integrated Courses and Post Graduate Courses. Our degrees equipstudents with skills required to meet the academic challenges across the range ofdisciplines in the job market. ‘Study tour’, ‘field trip’. ‘Industry visits’, which aredesigned in such a way that they enhance academic knowledge in an out of classroom environment. Training in ‘National Laboratories’ and ‘Industry Internship’, isoffered which gives students opportunity to experience the research and workcarried out in the industry through their discipline in a real world setting. It offersstudents an opportunity to face real life situation.

Research of highest standard:SRTMUN offers students an opportunity to carry out research through Home

Assignments. Projects and / or Dissertation. Students are encouraged to presenttheir findings in the regional and national level seminars. Students are also encour-aged to participate in ‘Research Festivals’ like ‘Avishkar’ and ‘Anveshan’. They getopportunity to meet various scientists, researchers and Nobel Laureates across thediscipline. The SRTM University has many National and International collaborativeprograms, such as erasmus mundus.

Excellent Teachers:SRTMUN follows student-centric approach to learning enhanced by flexible

options through choice based credit system. More than 165 teachers are engaged inteaching, many of them have won academic awards of high standard and arerecognised internationally in their own fields of specialisation in research activities,University follows innovative methods of teaching, which includes ‘Group Discus-sion’, ‘Seminar’, Interactive Teaching. ‘Constructivists and non-constructivists meth-ods’ which are well supported by new teaching aids like ‘LCD’ and ‘Interactive Boards’in the class room. SRTMUN also provides opportunity to students to interact withteachers from various Universities, National labs, and research organisations throughits ‘Adjunct Faculty’, ‘Scholar-in-Residence’ schemes. Many of the ‘adjunct facultyare award winning faculty in their own discipline.

Vibrant Campus and Sub-Campus:SRTMUN is a great place to pursue higher education. The campus is located on

an elevated Deccan Plateau which is heart in shape. The University is spread over

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S 2015 - 16an area of 550 acres and has majestic buildings of modern architectural design, asprawling campus and green fields.

Computerized library, Computer centre, Hostel accomodation are available withinthe campus. Bank, Post Office, Telegram office, Telephone Booth, WI-FI Internetfacility, vehicle parking, guest house, gymnasium, play ground and primary healthcenter are accessible to the students. The campus is well connected to the main citythrough bus service.

Dedicated support to International Students:Academic and English language supportAccommodation assistanceCareer AssistanceSRTMUN aims to make every student’s stay on campus as comfortable as

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S 2015 - 162.0 CAMPUS SCHOOLS:

Swami Ramanand Teerth Marathwada University, Nanded Campus has 15 Schools.The courses offered, Faculty, Student Intake capacity and eligibility required foradmission course wise is as follow:

2.1) SCHOOL OF CHEMICAL SCIENCES 2.1 SCHOOL OF CHEMICALSCIENCESName of Courses Intake Duration Eligibility

Capacity

M.Sc. Organic Chemistry 20 2 Years(4 Sem.)

M.Sc. Industrial Chemistry 16 2 Years(4 Sem.)

M.Sc. Medicinal Chemistry 16 2 Years(4 Sem.)

M.Sc. Polymer Chemistry 16 2 Years(4 Sem.)

M.Sc. Analytical Chemistry 16 2 Years(4 Sem.)

M.Sc. Physical Chemistry 16 2 Years(4 Sem.)

B.Sc. Chemistry orB.Sc. with Chemistry/Industrial Chemistry/Analytical Chemistry asan optional subject froma recognized university

FACULTY:

Name of Faculty Designation SpecializationDr. A.D. Sagar Professor & Director Poly. Chem.(M.Sc., Ph.D.)Dr. P.K. Zubaidha Professor Org. Chem.(M.Sc., Ph.D.)Dr. B. S. Dawane Associate Professor Org. Chem.(M.Sc., Ph.D.)Dr.V.T. Kamble Associate Professor Org. Chem.(M.Sc., Ph.D.) (On lien)

Dr. Mrs. S.S. Makone Associate Professor Phy. Chem.(M.Sc., B.Ed., M.Phil., Ph.D.)Dr. O. S. Yemul Associate Professor Poly. Chem.(M.Sc., Ph.D.)Dr. R.H. Tale Associate Professor Org.Anal. Chem.(M.Sc., M.Tech., Ph.D.)Dr. S. P. Hangirgekar Assistant Professor Org. Chem.(M.Sc., Ph.D.) (On lien)

Dr. A. L. Puyad Assistant Professor Org. Chem.(M.Sc., NET, Ph.D.)Dr. G. K. Chaitanya Assistant Professor Phy. Chem.(M.Sc., Ph.D.)

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S 2015 - 16Dr. D. S. Wankhede Assistant Professor Inorg. Chem.(M.Sc., Ph.D.)Dr. S. D. Deosarkar Assistant Professor Phy. Chem.(M.Sc., Ph.D.)Dr. R. V. Pinjari Assistant Professor Anal. Chem.(M.Sc., Ph.D.)

2.2) SCHOOL OF COMMERCE AND MANAGEMENT SCIENCES

Name of Courses Intake Duration EligibilityCapacity

M.Com. 20 2 Years B.Com.(4 Sem.)

M.B.A. 60 2 Years(4 Sem.)

M.B.A. (Integrated) 30 5 Years XII Pass from any branch(10 Sem.)

As per CET Broucher Publishedby Directorate of TechnicalEducation, Govt. ofMaharashtra Mumbai

Name of Faculty Designation SpecializationDr. D. M. Khandare Professor & Director HRM, FinanceM.Com., M.Phil., Ph.D.Dr. J. V. Joshi Professor OR, QT and TaxationM.Com.,M.Phil., Ph.D.Dr. R. D. Biradar Professor MarketingM.Com., Ph.D.Dr. Mrs. V. N. Laturkar Professor Finance, HRMM.B.A. (Fin.), M.Com.(HR),C.A. (Inter), Ph.D. (MGT),SETDr. Mrs. M. S. Deshpande Professor MarketingM.Com., M.B.A., Ph.D. SETDr. B. R. Suryawanshi Associate Professor MarketingM.Com., GDC & A, M.B.A.M.Phil., Ph.D. NETDr. V. R. Uttarwar Assistant Professor MarketingM.B.A., Ph.D.Dr. B. S. Mudholkar Assistant Professor MarketingM.B.A., M.Phil, NET, Ph.D.Dr. N. C. Dhande Assistant Professor Marketing, E-CommerceM.B.A., Ph.D.Dr. R. V. Tehra Assistant Professor MarketingM.B.A.,Ph.D.Dr. B. K. Mohan Training and Placement MarketingM.B.A.,Ph.D. OfficerDr. G. P. Mudholkar Assistant Professor Marketing Finance HRMM.B.A., M.Com., NET, Ph.D.

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S 2015 - 162.3) SCHOOL OF COMPUTATIONAL SCIENCES

Name of Courses Intake Duration EligibilityCapacity

M.Sc. Computer Application 30 2 Years(4 Sem.)

M.Sc. Computer Network 30 2 Years(4 Sem.)

M.C.A. 60 3 Years(6 Sem.)

As per CET BroucherPublished by Directorate of Technical Education, Govt.of Maharashtra, Mumbai

FACULTY:

Name of Faculty Designation Specialization

Dr. G. V. Chowdhary Professor and Director Computer Network andM.E., Ph.D. (IIT Madras) Data communicationDr. S. D. Khamitkar Associate Professor Network securityM.Sc., Ph.D.Dr. N. K. Deshmukh Assistant Professor Remote SensingM.Sc., SET, M.Phil., Ph.D.Mr. S. N. Lokhande Assistant Professor Mobile CommunicationsM.Sc., SETDr. P. U. Bhalchandra Assistant Professor Database and DataminingM.Sc., SET, M.Phil., Ph.D.Mrs. A. H. Sabale Assistant Professor Pattern ReconizationM.E. (C.S.E.)Mr. S. R. Mekewad Assistant Professor Programming MethodsM.C.A.Dr. H. S. Fadewar Assistant Professor E-Security and Data MiningM.Sc., M.C.A., M.Phil., PGDBM, Ph.D.Mr. M. D. Wangikar Assistant Professor Computer Networking andM.Tech. (C.S.E.) Data MiningDr. S. S. Chowhan Assistant Professor Artificial Neural Network &M.Sc., M.Phil. Ph.D. Fuzzy LogicMr. M. S. Darak Assistant Professor Information System andMCA, DIM Cloud computingMr. M. R. Mahamune Assistant Professor Web Technology & HumanM.C.A. Computer Interface

Any Science Graduate (B.Sc.) B.C.A./B.Sc. (C.S.)/ Engineering graduates/Any graduate with PGDCA/ADCSSAA/ “A” Level Certificate.*Priority will be given to the studentswith mathematics at +2 level

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S 2015 - 162.4) SCHOOL OF EARTH SCIENCES

Name of Courses Intake Duration EligibilityCapacity

M.Sc. Geology 16 2 Years(4 Sem.)

M.Sc. Environmental Science 20 2 Years(4 Sem.)

M.A./M.Sc. Geography 20 2 Years B.A. with Geography as one of the(4 Sem.) subject at degree level or any B.Sc.

M.Sc. Geophysics 10 2 Years B.Sc. with Physics and(4 Sem.) Mathematics

P.G. Diploma in Geoinformatics 15 1 Year M.Sc. Geology/Geophysics(2 Sem.) Geography/Environmental Sci. /Agri/Physics (M.Tech. & M.E. Engineering)

Certificate course in Industrial 40 1 YearSafety, Health & Environmental (2 Sem.)Management

Any B.Sc. graduate with Geology/Physics/Chemistry/Life Sci-ences. (Preference will be givento the students having geology asone of the subject at degree level)

Any B.Sc. graduate or B.E. Civil/Chemical/Env. Engg./Water man-agement or B.Pharm. or B.Sc. Agri./Forestry, Preference will be givento those with Env. Sci. as one of thesubjects at the degree level

FACULTY:Name of Faculty Designation SpecializationDr. S. K.G. Krishnamacharyulu Professor & Director Geophysics, Gravity andM.Sc.(Tech.), Ph.D. MagneticsDr. R. D. Kaplay Professor Ground Water ChemistryM..Sc., Ph.D.Dr. D. B. Panaskar Professor Environmental Geology,M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D. Remote SensingDr. K. Vijayakumar Professor Geochem. & IgneousM.Sc., Ph.D. PetrologyDr. H. S. Patode Associate Professor Groundwater PollutionM.Sc., Ph.D. StudiesDr. T. Vijaykumar Assistant Professor Geophysics (SeismicM.Sc., Tech., Ph.D. Imaging)Dr. A. B. Bhosle Assistant Professor Environmental Science,M.Sc., Ph.D. (Water Pollution)Mr. V. M. Wagh Assistant Professor Environmental ScienceM.Sc., SETDr. A. S. Kadam Assistant Professor Population GeographyM.Sc., Ph.D.Mr. Y. P. Lolage Assistant Professor Environmental ScienceM.Sc., SETDr. P. A. Khadke Assistant Professor Urban GeographyM.Sc.,NET, Ph.D.Miss. Dipali N. Sable Assistant Professor Environmental ScienceM.Sc., SET

Any P.G./B.E./M.E.(Engg.)/M.Phil. & Ph.D. appearedstudents of Earth Sciences

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S 2015 - 16Name of Courses Intake Duration Eligibility

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M.Ed. 50* 2 Years(4 Sem.)

M.P.Ed. 40 2 Years(4 Sem.)

* As per guidlines of NCTE and Govt. of Maharashtra M.Ed. Course may be of two yearswith intake capacity 50.

B.Ed. & CET Govt. ofMaharashtra as per guidelinesof Central Admission Processof Directorate of Higher Educa-tion, PuneB.P.Ed. & SRTMUN CET

FACULTY:

Name of Faculty Designation SpecializationDr. C. R. Baviskar Associate Professor EducationM.Sc. M.Ed., SET, Ph.D. and DirectorDr. Mrs. V. N. Patil Associate Professor EducationM.Sc., M.Ed., SET, Ph.D.Dr. Mrs. S. Y. Patil Assistant Professor EducationM.Sc. M.Ed. SET, Ph.D.Mr. M. M. Joshi Assistant Professor EducationB.Sc., M.Ed., SET, NETDr. Sinku Kumar Singh Assistant Professor Physical EducationM.Sc., M.P.Ed., Ph.D. NETMr. B. D. Kengale Assistant Professor Physical EducationM.P.Ed., SETDr. Uday Chavan Assit. Professor Phy. EducationM.Com.,M.P.Ed., Ph.D.Dr. A. P. Gingine Assistant Professor EducationM.Sc., M.Ed., SET, NET, Ph.D.Dr. R. P. Tuppekar Assistant Professor Physical EducationB.Sc., M.P.Ed., SET, Ph.D.Dr. H. A. Mane Professor Phy. EducationM.A., M.P.Ed., Ph.D.Dr. U.D. Salunke Associate Professor Phy. EducationM.P.Ed., Ph.D.Smt. Sharmila D. Sulkhan Assit. Professor Phy. EducationM.P.Ed., NET

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FACULTY:

Name of Faculty DesignationProf. Ramchandra Shelke Co-ordinator

2.6) SCHOOL OF FINE & PERFORMING ARTSName of Courses Intake Duration Eligibility

Capacity

M.A. Theatre Arts and Films 30 (4 Sem.)2 Years

Diploma in Theatre Arts 40 *1 Year H.S.C.

Certificate Course in Dance 40 *6 Months S.S.C. or equivalent

Certificate Course in Music 30 *6 Months S.S.C. or equivalent

Diploma in Digital Arts & Graphics 20 1 Year

* Evening Course are conducted at Central Place of Nanded city

Any Graduate or equivalent andprivious formal education,Experience, Apptitude andInterest in Drama, Dance,Music,Visulal Arts andLiterature.

H.S.C./B.F.A.(Fine & Applied Arts) & ATD

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S 2015 - 162.7) SCHOOL OF INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES

The newly established School of Interdisciplinary Studies will be introducing theM.Sc. (Medical Physics) course with effect from the academic year 2014-2015. MedicalPhysics is a two years degree course which basically deals with the applications ofPhysics, Electronics, and computing in medicine and human health. In fact, medicalphysics course has large number of branches such as (i) Radiotherapy (utilizing linearaccelerators for treatment of cancer tissues), (ii) Nuclear medicine (employs radioactivetracers for disease diagnosis, (iii) Magnetic Resonance Imaging and (iv) Medical Elec-tronics (Monitoring and processing instruments).

The course is designed to provide the knowledge of physics/electronics as ap-plied to health care clinical management. It will also provide technical expertise invarious imaging techniques as well as in monitoring sophisticated instruments. Uponcompletion of the course, students can be employed as a Medical physicist in hospitalsthroughout India. The students also become eligible to appear for RSO qualifying exam.conducted by AERB in collaboration with BARC, Mumbai, and thus they can haveadditional opportunity to become Radiation Safety Officers in General Hospitals in India.Additionally by studying this course, it will help further in making your career in healthdepartments, tertiary institutions, and medical instrumentation companies as well aspursue research career in India and abroad. The students can also seek admission forDiploma in Rediation Physics conducted by BARC Mumbai.

This degree course will be of four semesters duration having theory papes andpractical sessions split over three semesters, while the fourth semester would be exclu-sively for the Dissertation / project work. A science graduate student with combination ofsubjects such as Physics, Biophysics, Electronics, Instrumentation, Computers, Bio-technology, and B.E. student with Electronics and Tel., Electrical and Instrumentation, etcis eligible for seeking admission to this course. The course will be taught by theselected expertise available on the campus as well as off the campus. The facultymembers from Dr. S.C. Govt. Medical College, Nanded, S.G.G.S. College of Engineer-ing & Technology, Vishnupuri, Nanded, as well as experts form Armed Forces MedicalCollege (AFMC) Pune, Command Hospital New Delhi, will also contribute to conducttheory and practical sessions. The Students will also have opportunity to have field workin radiologycal centres/Hospital in Nanded city & other reputed laboratories in India.

The following curriculum is proposed for four semester duration.1. Fundaments of Radiation Physics/Radiation Dosimetry.2. Anatomy and physiology3. Medical Electronics.4. Statistics/Radiological Mathematics.5. Medical imaging Physics/Clinical medical Imaging.6. Radiation detectors/Instrumentations/Radiation safety7. Clinical Radiation Biology8 Laboratory/Practical sessions in Nuclear lab. Imaging tech. Lab., Electronics Lab.9. Dessertation/Project work / Six months training in Govt. Hospital.

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FACULTY:

Name of Faculty Designation Specialization

Dr. R. S. Khairnar Professor & Director Nano-Bio-Materials Science,M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D. Optical Fibers Sensors,

Gas Sensors, Rediation Physics

Dr. Mrs. M. P. Mahabole Professor Radiation Effects in Material,M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D. Nuclear PhysicsDr. K. A. Bogle Assistant Professor Radiation Ditectors,M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D. Electronics Lab.

Name of Courses Intake Duration EligibilityCapacity

M.Sc. Medical Physics 10 2 Years B.Sc. with the combination ofany following subjects with.Physics : Biophysics, Electron-ics, Instrumentation ComputerSciences, Bio-technology OrB.E. with ElectronicsComputers, Electrical,Instrumentation

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FACULTY:

Name of Faculty Designation SpecializationDr. Ramesh Dhage Associate Professor Indian Literature in English,M.A., M.Phil, Ph.D. & Director American Literature

Head, Dept. of EnglishDr. Keshav S. Deshmukh Associate Professor Adhunik Marathi Sahitya,M.A., Ph.D. Head, Dept. of Marathi Dalit aani Gramin Sahitya,

Marathi SamikshaDr. Dilip Chavan Associate Professor English Language TeachingM.A., SET, PGDTE, Ph.D.

Dr. B. S. Jadhav Associate Professor Comparative Literature,M.A., Ph.D., LL.B. Indian English Literature,

Linguistics and ELT.Dr. Shailaja B. Wadikar Assistant Professor Indian Literature in English,M.A. SET, PGDTE, Ph.D. Comparative literature,

linguisticsDr. Prithviraj Taur Assistant Professor Adhunik Marathi GadhyaM.A., SET, Ph.D. WangmayDr. V. S. Anmulwad Assistant Professor Adiwasi Aani LoksahityaM.A., SET, Ph.D.Dr. P. Vitthal Assistant Professor Adhunik Marathi Sahitya:M.A., NET, Ph.D. KavitaDr. Yogini Satarkar Assistant Professor Indian Literature in English,M.A., Ph.D. American LiteratureMr. Mohd. Zishan Ali Assistant Professor Spanish and Latin AmericanM.A. Spanish, NET (JRF) LiteratureDr. Nina Gogate Assistant Professor Translation Studies andM.A., NET(JRF), M.Phil., Ph.D. Francophone Studies

2.8) SCHOOL OF LANGUAGE, LITERATURE AND CULTURE STUDIESName of Courses Intake Duration Eligibility

Capacity

M. A. English 40 2 Years

M. A. Marathi 40 2 Years

Certificate Course in Spanish 40

Diploma Course in Spanish 20

Certificate Course in French 40

Diploma Course in French 20 120 hoursAdvance Diploma in French 20 150 hours Diploma Course in French

Any graduate (English as com-pulsory/Second language) En-glish as Optional/Special Sub-ject will be given preference

Any graduate (Marathi as Sec-ond Language) Marathi as Op-tional/Special Subject will begiven preference

80 hours

120 hours

80 hours

S.S.C.

Certificate Course in Spanish

S.S.C.

Certificate Course in French

*Category students are eligible for 50% consessions in fees upon production of cast certificateFees for Foreign Languages Certificate/Diploma Course as below:Certificate course - Rs. 2000=00, Diploma Course = 3000=00 and Advance Diploma Course - Rs. 4000=00

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S 2015 - 162.9) SCHOOL OF LIFE SCIENCES

Name of Courses Intake Duration EligibilityCapacity

M.Sc. Bio-Technology 20 2 Years

M.Sc. Microbiology 20 2 Years

M.Sc. Botany 20 2 Years

M.Sc. Zoology 20 2 Years

M.Sc. Integrated Biotechnology 20 5 Years

Any Science Graduate &SRTMUN, CET

B.Sc. BotanyB.Sc. Zoology

NOTE: B.Sc., Bio-Technology Students will be given admission to M.Sc. Microbiology, Botany & Zoologycourses against vacant seats.

FACULTY:

Name of Faculty Designation SpecializationDr. K. S. Mohan Professor BiotechnologyM.Sc.,Ph.D.Dr. G. Gyananath Professor ZoologyM.Sc., Ph.D.Dr. C. N. Khobragade Professor & Director BiotechnologyM.Sc., Ph.D., NETDr. T. A. Kadam Professor BiotechnologyM.Sc., Ph.D., SETDr. R. N. Gacche Professor BotanyM.Sc.,Ph.D.,SET,NET, LL.B.Dr. S. P. Chavan Professor ZoologyM.Sc., Ph.D.Dr. Mrs. A. P. Pathak Associate Professor MicrobiologyM.Sc., Ph.D., SETDr.B. S. Surwase Associate Professor BiotechnologyM.Sc., Ph.D.Dr. R. M. Mulani Assistant Professor BotanyM.Sc., Ph.D.Dr. Mrs. H. J. Bhosale Assistant Professor MicrobiologyM.Sc., SET, Ph.D.Dr. L. H. Kamble Assistant Professor BiochemistryM.Sc., Ph.D.Dr. G. B. Zore Assistant Professor BiotechnologyM.Sc., Ph.D.

XIIth Science & NEET or MHCETor JEE

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S 2015 - 162.11) SCHOOL OF MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES

Name of Courses Intake Duration EligibilityCapacity

M.Sc. Mathematics 50 2 Years

M.Sc. Statistics 40 2 Years

Any graduate with Mathematics

Any graduate with Statistics orMathematics

2.12) SCHOOL OF MEDIA STUDIES

Any graduate

Name of Courses Intake Duration EligibilityCapacity

M.A. Mass Communication & 20 2 YearsJournalism

M.A. Electronics Media Studies 20 2 Years Any graduate & SRTMUN CET

CERTIFICATE COURSES:1) Digital Film Making 20 3 months 12th , any discipline

2) Creative Writing for 20 3 months 12th , any discipline Electronic Media

3) Film Appreciation 20 3 months 12th , any discipline

4) Radio Programme Production 20 3 months 12th , any discipline

Name of Faculty Designation Specialization

Dr. J. N. Salunke Professor & Director Algebra AnalysisM.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D.Dr. D. D. Pawar Associat Professor Relativity and CosmologyM.Sc., SET, Ph.D.Mr. N. S. Darkunde Assistant Professor AlgebraM.Sc., SET, GATEMrs. U. K. Sangale Assistant Professor Analytic Number TheoryM.Sc., SETDr. A. A. Muley Assistant Professor Operations Research &M.Sc., Ph.D. Industrial StatisticsMr. U. S. Divyaveer Assistant Professor AlgebraM.Sc., NET, GATEDr. B. Surendra Reddy Assistant Professor Algebra, Analysis, Number theoryM.Sc., NET, Ph.D.Drs. Rupali S. Jain Assistant Professor Integral and Differential EquationM.Sc., SET, NET, Ph.D.Mr. G. S. Phad Assistant Professor Design of Experiments SamplingM.Sc., SET, Methods

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S 2015 - 16FACULTY:Name of Faculty Designation SpecializationDr. D. M. Shinde Associate Professor Public Relation/ CorporateM.M.C.J., Ph.D. & Director CommunicationDr. S. D. Pathak Assistant Professor Radio & T.V. JournalismM.M.C.J., Ph.D.Mr. Rajendra Gonarkar Assistant Professor Development Communication M.M.C.J., M.A., M.Phil., SET, NETMr. S. M. Narangale Assistant Professor Multimedia TechnologyMCA, SETMr. Sampat Pimpale Producer Technical Video ProductionM.Cm. S. NET

FACULTY:Name of Faculty Designation SpecializationDr. S. G. Gattani Professor PharmaceuticsM.Pharm., Ph.D.Dr. S. S. Pekamwar Associate Professor Pharmaceutical ChemistryM.Pharm., Ph.D. and DirectorDr. S. C. Dhawale Associate Professor PharmacologyM.Pharm., Ph.D.Dr. S. J. Wadher Associate Professor Pharmaceutical ChemistryM.Pharm., Ph.D.Dr. S. R. Butle Assistant Professor Pharmaceutical ChemistryM.Pharm., Ph.D.Mr. R. S. Moon Assistant Professor PharmaceuticsM.Pharm.Mr. R. V. Kshirsagar Assistant Professor PharmaceuticsM.Pharm.Mr. S. L. Patwekar Assistant Professor PharmaceuticsM.Pharm.Dr. T. M. Kalyankar Assistant Professor Pharmaceutical ChemistryM.Pharm., Ph.D.

2.13) SCHOOL OF PHARMACY (Approved by AICTE New Delhi & Pharmacy Council of India, New Delhi)

Name of Courses Intake Duration EligibilityCapacity

B.Pharm. 60 4 Years(8 Sem.)

M. Pharm. Pharmaceutics 18 2 Years As per the DTE Govt. of (4 Sem.) Maharashtra, Mumbai

M. Pharm. Pharmaceutical 18 2 YearsChemistry (4 Sem.)

M. Pharm. Pharmacology 18 2 Years(4 Sem.)

M. Pharm. Quality Asurance 18 2 Years(4 Sem.)

As per the DTE Govt.of Maharashtra, Mumbai

As per the DTE Govt.of Maharashtra, Mumbai

As per the DTE Govt.of Maharashtra, MumbaiAs per the DTE Govt.of Maharashtra, Mumbai

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2.15) SCHOOL OF SOCIAL SCIENCESName of Courses Intake Duration Eligibility

Capacity

Master of Social Works (M.S.W.) 40 2 Years Any graduate

M.A. Sociology 30 2 Years Any graduate

M.A. Applied Economics 30 2 Years

M.A. Human Rights 20 2 Years Any graduate

Certificate Course in Human 50 3 Months Any graduateRights

Graduate with Economics/Math/Stat.

Note: 20% seats of MSW programms shall be reserved for Bachelor of Social Work (B.S.W.) StudentsCertificate Course Fees : Rs. 500/-

FACULTYName of Faculty Designation SpecializationDr. U. C. Sahoo Director &Associate Professor Sociology of LabourM.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.Prof. B. C. Barik Professor Rural Sociology, Socialogy ofM.A., M.Phil., Ph.D. Water ManagementDr. P. M. Katare Professor Rural DevelopmentM.S.W., Ph.D.Dr. A. I. Shaikh Associate Professor Labour Welfare & PersonnelM.S.W., Ph.D. ManagementDr. G. S. Yelne Assistant Professor Labour WelfareM.S.W., Ph.D.Ms. U. S. Sarode Assistant Professor Labour WelfareM.Sc., M.S.W.,Mr. N. B. Bodhigire Assistant Professor EconometricsM.A. B.Ed., NETDr. P. P. Lonarkar Assistant Professor EconometricsM.A., SET & NET, Ph.D.Mrs. S. U. Kadam Assistant Professor Public EconomicsM.A. SETMr. B. S. Jadhav Assistant Professor SociologyM.A., M.Phil., SET, NET

FACULTY:Name of Faculty Designation SpecializationDr. R. S. Khairnar Professor & Director Nano-Bio-Materials Science,M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D. Optical Fibers Sensors, Gas SensorsDr. R. S. Mane Professor Solar Physics Thim filmsM.Sc., Ph.D.Dr. A.C. Kumbharkhane Professor Electronics, Dielectric spectrologyM.Sc., Ph.D.Dr. M. K. Patil Professor Observational Astronomy,M.Sc., NET, Ph.D. X-ray Astronomy, AGNsDr. Mrs. M. P. Mahabole Professor Bio-Materials, Gas Sensors & ZeolitesM.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D.Dr. A. V. Sarode Assistant Professor Acoustic Physics, Molecular and PolymerM.Sc., SET, Ph.D. Physics, Electronics, Dielectric Physics, BiomoleculesDr. K. A. Bogle Assistant Professor Nano Structure & Applications, MemristorsM.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D.

2.14) SCHOOL OF PHYSICAL SCIENCES

IName of Courses Intake Duration Eligibility

CapacityM.Sc. Physics 30 2 Years B.Sc. with Physics

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S 2015 - 162.16) WOMEN’S STUDY CENTREName of Courses Intake Duration Eligibility

Capacity

Interdiciplinary Certificate 60 4 Months Any graduateCourse in Women’s StudiesP.G. Diploma Course in 20 12 Months Any graduateWomen’s Studies

FACULTYName of Faculty Designation Specialization,

Dr. Anjana Sinha Research Associate Gender and HistoryM.A., M.M.Ed., NET, Ph.D.

Fee for Certificate Course in Women’s Studies : Rs. 500/-

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S 2015 - 16SUB-CENTRE, LATURWhy Choose SRTMUN Sub-Centre, Latur?

The current trend in education has been leaning towards upgrading and updatingknowledge and ideas to enhance the creativity and to face the demands of jobrequirements. Technology enabled centres have helped in taking forward University leveleducation to more professional ends.

The concerns and involvement of SRTMUN and the state government in theexpansion of opportunities of Higher education sector at underprivileged areas haveresulted in establishing a Sub-Centre (Campus) at Latur. It has provided a comprehensiveplatform for learning specialized and professional courses at one campus. This welcomemove would help meet the higher education needs of the growing youth population of theregion and thereby increase the GER. Key industries and organizations are also queuingup to hire exceptional talents having competent and updated skills in management,computer, information technology, biotechnology, bioinformatics, economics and socialsciences fields. Sub-Centre, Latur (established in the year 2007) has accordingly beenprepared to impart education, training and employable skills through different coursesunder three Schools. All the schools and the administrative wings are equipped withinfrastructure, fixtures and other amenities independently. Computer laboratories andpersonal PCs with staffs are connected with broad-band internet facility. The successfulacademic process and drive for excellence are conditioned here by the elements likevisionary academic leadership, committed and talented faculty, transparency inadministration, merit driven functioning, liberal funding, autonomy in curriculum designingand implementation and finally the enthusiastic students. Thus the product of the Sub-Centre, Latur is a complete, potential, vibrant-youth ready to undertake challenges andwill not mind to manage the business of others. Apart from conducting specialized coursesof higher learning, the Sub-Centre, Latur has also become the nodal agency for theaffiliated Colleges/Institutions/Research centres of Latur district in the context ofUniversity’s administrative and examination related activities. Students from foreigncountries have started taking higher education in different courses here. The Sub-Centreis developed to a research centre and many Ph.D. students are pursuing their thesis workunder the guidance of the subject supervisors. The sub-centre is housed in a five storied(area = 8,882 sq m built-up), architecturally well designed, strong and eye-catchingbuilding with a peripheral campus of 53 acres lush green environment on Latur – Ausaroad (05 km from Latur city), near village Peth.

The Schools of higher learning and Courses operating at Latur Sub-Centre are –

The Postal address of the Sub-CentreSRTMUN Sub-Centre, Peth, Latur, Post Box No.- 131 (Tilak nagar), Ausa road, Peth,City/District- Latur PIN - 413531, Maharashtra state, India

The Telephone and Fax numbers of the Sub-centreDirector’s Office: Telephone and Fax No. – 00-91-(02382)-261100Administrative Office: Telephone No. – 00-91-(02382)-261008, 261007

2.17 SUB-CENTRE, LATUR

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S 2015 - 16School of Management Sciences - 00-91-(02382)- 261208School of Technology - 00-91-(02382)- 261204School of Social Sciences and Languages & Literature - 00-91-(02382)-00-91-(02382)-

Working hoursAll working days: 10.00 am to 5.40 pm with Lunch break from 1.30 pm to 2.00 pm

Other Facilities at the sub-centresThe Central Library – It has 497.37 sq m area to accommodate stack room, referenceblock, reading halls, counters, Asstt. Librarian’s cabin, e-Journal lab., office and WCs.It is managed by a qualified Asstt. Librarian and other supporting staff. There are 5935books of 2405 titles available to students and staff. As well as 02 International Journals,36 National Journals, 24 magazines and 04 News papers are regularly procured by thelibrary. There are separate units for Competitive Examinations, and for DistanceEducation. The regular activities of the library are computerized with SOUL software –2 version an OPAC operations.

The Computer Laboratories: There are 08 computer labs for the students with latestcomputer hardware and software installations. The computers are maintained by aqualified Computer staff and by hired experts.

Internet Facility: All computer Labs, PCs with the faculties, at Library and in officesare connected with broad-band non-stop Internet facility from BSNL and underNMEICT project of Ministry of HRD, Govt. of India.

Students’ Recreation Halls : There are separate recreation halls for Boys and Girlsprovided with news papers, magazines and table games.

Placement Unit : There is a placement unit at the Sub-Centre to coordinate the projectwork and placement activities of all the students. It is assisted by senior faculties. Theplacement officer of the university provides inputs to this unit. Accordingly, Industrialhouses, Firms, Financial institutions, Banks, NGOs, Academic/Research institutionsand other private recognized organizations are invited to interact with the students forselection, training and recruitment. Each year, a good number of students from eachschool are finding suitable jobs by this unit.

Fees, Scholarships, Stipend and Earn and Learn schemes benefits: All admissionsare made as per merit and reservation rules and Fees of every course is collected as pernotification of the university with freeship, scholarship and stipend benefits to eligiblestudents as per provisions of Govt. of Maharashtra and Govt. of India. Other economicallypoor students are enrolled under Earn and Learn scheme to partially support theirfinancial requirements. Poor meritorious Girl students are also adopted by the universityin bearing their educational expenditure.

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S 2015 - 16Committee oriented administration: In order to effectively coordinate and administertheacademic, curricular, extra-curricular, co-curricular, social, sports and environmentalfriendlyactivities within the Sub-Centre premises and to facilitate the students in theirpreparation,participation and developmental endeavours, fourteen different committeescomprising ofteachers, nonteaching staff and student representatives are formed everyyear under theChairmanship of the Director.

School of Management SciencesSchool of Management sciences started in the year 2007 for nurturing the talent

pool in Marathwada region, especially for rural youth. The programmes are designed toprepare candidates to take up managerial positions in technology oriented globalenterprises. The curriculum provides both, technical skills and business acumen to succeedin today’s constantly changing economic/business world. Providing quality managementeducation to students and helping them to secure a rewarding position in the corporateworld/in Govt organization are the foremost objectives of this School. W eare geared towards creating platform of opportunities that help students in realizing theirambitions. The passion for imparting quality management education has produced hardworking, efficient industry ready professionals and great team players. At the same time,training in Disaster Management and making quality research on various managementtopics are also undertaken by the school.

University’s academic autonomy to the schools has capitalized the opportunityand designing/modifying its new course structures as per CBCS pattern to provide studentsaccess to different faculty, skills and core course administration. The internal evaluationpattern provides ground for the overall development of students.

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S 2015 - 16Name of the course Intake Capacity Duration EligibilityM.B.A. 60 students 2 years

(4 Sem.)

Post-Graduate Diploma 20 students 1 year Any P.G. Student with/withoutin Disaster Management (2 Sem.) management background(P.G.D.D.M.)

Students who have clearedDTE’s Entrance Exam. and GD/PIOR Sub-Center’s CET 2015

COURSES:

FACULTIESName Designation SpecializationDr. Sambhaji V. Mane Associate Professor and Human Resource ManagementMBA., Ph. D. HeadMr. Pramod H. Patil Assistant Professor Marketing ManagementBE (Mech.), MBADr. Hanumant S. Patil Assistant Professor FinanceBE (Mech.), MBA, Ph. D.Mr. Nishikant C. Warbhuwan Assistant Professor Human Resource ManagementBE (IT), MBAMr. Dilip L. Boinwad Assistant Professor Marketing ManagementMBADr. Mohan B. K. T & P Officer Marketing ManagementMBA

Faculty working for the two year in Dr. BAM University, Aurangabad on UGC Research AwardScheme from 01/04/2015

Name Designation SpecializationDr. Rajesh S. ShindeM.Com., Ph. D. Professor Marketing Management

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S 2015 - 16SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGYThe School of Technology was established in 2009 as an integral part of the University Sub

Centre, Latur and is one of the favourite schools in the Sub-Centre. The School has nicely

organised well-equipped four computer laboratories with internet facility and computing platforms,

enabling the students to work with different latest software technologies. The School of

Technology aims at to lead the region of south Marathwada by ensuring quality education and

research in the constanly progressing fields of computer technology, ICT and Bioinformatics.

This in turn, develop the students to the need and satisfaction of individuals, industries and

society at large. The endeavours of the school is rewarded by the placement of students in their

desired jobs. The other aim is to encourage and develop entrepreneurs in IT/CS/Bioinformatics

industries, that can provide the much needed inputs for the growth of the Nation. The academic

autonomy to the school enables it to design /modify the courses as per CBCS pattern under

CGPA system that operates through well defined rules and regulations, policies and procedure

enacted by the University and Government of Maharashtra.

FACULTYName Designation Specialization

Mr. Agnihotri Prashant P. Assistant Professor Computer Science and Speech RecognitionM.Sc., SETDr. Humbe Vikas Tukaram Assistant Professor Image ProcessingM.Sc., Ph. D. Pattern RecognitionMr. Gulve Ashish B. Assistant Professor BioinformaticsM.Sc., NETMr. Shrikhande Santosh P. Assistant Professor Image ProcessingM.Sc., SET

Name of the course Intake Capacity Duration EligibilityM. Sc. Computer Science 30 students 2 years

(4 Sem.)

30 students 5 year 12th Science(10 Sem.)

M.Sc. BioInformatics 30 students 2 years(4 Sem.)

B.Sc. in Phy., Maths., Comp. Sci., Stats.,Elect. B.E. (Computer, Electronics) andBCA

M. Sc. Computer Science(Five Years Integrated DualDegree B.Sc. and M. Sc.Programme)

B.Sc. in Phy., Maths., Comp., LifeSciences, Bachelor Degree inAgriculture, Medicine, Pharmacyand Comp. Engineering

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S 2015 - 16SCHOOL OF SOCIAL SCIENCE The School of Social Sciences was initiated in the academic year 2009-10 with a teachingcurriculum of M.A. in Economics. The Masters Degree program in Social Work was added to thecurriculum of the School in the year 2011-12 and Sociology in 2012-13. The primary objective ofthis school is to uncover various aspects of human life (i.e. social, political, economical, andethical development, etc.) through the teaching-learning process programmed with a Universitydegree. At the present junction of the world, it is necessary to create learned social scientists toassist the planners, administrators and strategists of the world in reducing the social imbalanceand maintaining a harmonious environmental order. The School is gradually expanding its teach-ing-learning and research activities in this direction. Our vision is to provide a clear understand-ing of the basic and intermediate principles of the subjects to the students, so that they canencash the opportunities from Socio-Economic fields and solve the prevalent problems of thesociety.Having academic autonomy, the school coordinately organise and prepare its courses as perCBCS pattern under CGPA system of the university guidelines. The field exposure and projectreport writing are key component of each program.

Name of the course Intake Capacity Duration EligibilityM.A. (Economics) 30 students 2 years Graduate with Economics or

Mathematics or Statistics subjectM.S.W. 30 students 2 year B.S.W. or Graduate with Sociology

(4 Sem.) subjectM.A. (Sociology) 30 students 2 years Any Graduate

(4 Sem.)

COURSES:

FACULTYName Designation SpecializationMr. Sagar Kondekar Assistant Professor Urban Economy, International EconomicsM.A., SETDr. A. H. Saudagar Assistant Professor Micro Economics, Indian Economy,M.A., M.B.A., SET, Ph.D. & Industrial EconomicsMr. S. H. Kadekar Assistant Professor Public Economics and EconometricsM.A. (Eco.) SETMr. Anil Jaybhaye Assistant Professor Development, Gender and Cultural M.A., M.Phil. Studies

SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES AND LITERATUREThe School of Languages and Literature is the new establishment at the Sub-Centre, which hasthe teaching of M.A. English. The school has a scope of its future expansion and contribution

Name of the course Intake Capacity Duration Eligibility

M.A. English 30 students 2 years Graduate with English subject (4 Sem.)

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S 2015 - 162.18 SUB-CENTRE, PARBHANI

The Swami Ramanand Teerth Marathwada University Sub-Centre, Parbhani has beenstarted since 2013. Presently centre is run at Shri. Shivaji College Campus, Parbhani. TheCentre offers certificate courses in Spanish and French.

Name of the course Intake Capacity Duration EligibilityCertificate Course in Spanish 40 students 4 months

Certificate Course in French 40 students 4 months S.S.C. or equivalent exam.

Rs. 2000/- and Rs. 1000/- Fees for Open and Reserve Category Students respectively.

S.S.C. or equivalent exam.

COURSES:

2.19 NEW MODEL DEGREE COLLEGE, HINGOLIThe Swami Ramanand Teerth Marathwada University aslo runs a conducted College at

Hingoli. The New Model Degree College at Hingoli was established in 2011-12. The NewModel Degree College, Hingoli offers B.A. (Art’s and Social Science), B.Com. (English Me-dium), B.Sc. (Applied Biotechnology), B.C.A. and B.B.A. Courses.For course intake capacity, Fee structure, Admission Schedule, etc. please see in theuniversity website or contact Principal, New Model Degree College, Hingoli.

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S 2015 - 163.0. CAREER ORIENTED COURSES

University is offering various career oriented courses in campus schools. The mainobjective of starting various certificate, Diploma and Advance Diploma courses is to en-hance the employability of the existing courses along with imparting skills required for jobs.

Sr. Certificate CourseNo.A- 1. Certificate Course in Personality Development.

2. Certificate Course in Retail Management.3. Certificate Course in Multimedia Animation4. Certificate course in Industrial Safety, Health & Environmental Management5. Certificate Course in Digital Film Making6. Certificate Course in Creative Writing For Electronic Media7. Certificate Course in Film Appreciation8. Cerfificate Course in Radio Programme Production9. Certificate course in Dance10. Certificate course in Music11. Certificate Course in Spanish12. Certificate Course in French13. Certificate Course in Human Right14. Interdiciplinary Certificate Course in Women’s Studies15. Diploma Course in French16. Diploma Course in Spanish17. Advance Diploma in French18. Diploma in Digital Arts & Graphics19. Diploma in Theatre Arts

4.0 SOFT SKILL PROGRAMMEFor a long time the focus in industry and related fields was on ‘hard’ skills. These skills

were more job-specific and were actually related to production. However, in the field of employ-ment, the employers today are looking for the candidates who have mastered the soft skillsand have professional training in personality development. Today, achieving all-round develop-ment requires not only technical skills but also soft skills, which prepare the candidates forthe job market in the new global arena. Development of soft skills and personality is becomingincreasingly important as there is intense competition for the posts available.

It is now well-established that many students who otherwise perform well in the traditionalexamination are lacking in communication skills. The objective of this course is to train thestudents in soft skills and develop their personalities in order to empower them and raise theirawareness. This will also help them boost their confidence by developing competence bycommunicating in English. This course will also help the students increase their employabilitypotential and face the challenges of the present times. The students will develop diverse rangeof skills such as communication, strategic-planning, negotiation, self-awareness, analyticalthinking, leadership skills, team-building, etc.

Objectives of the course: Develop the personality of the students. Get better insight into one’s responsibility and personal style. Develop positive attitude towards soft skills. Develop clarity of presentation, both through speech and writing. Cultivate creative thinking and problem-solving attitude.

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S 2015 - 16Eligibility: Any student of third year and above (postgraduate and onwards) of the affiliated colleges of S.R.T.M.University, Nanded and any postgraduate student from the campus schools.

Content of the course: Personality Development, Effective Communication Skills – verbal and non-verbal,Decision Making Skills, SWOT Analysis, Personal Interview, Resume writing, Group Discussion, Stress Manage-ment, Building positive attitude, Use of technology in communication and facing the interview.

Syllabus:Unit 1: Personality-dressing–up codes, attitudes, official mannerisms while approaching for job. 5 hours

Unit 2: Effective communication skills- nature, process and types of communication, principles of communicationand barriers in communication, formal & informal communication. (Exercises to be conducted). 3 hours

Unit 3: Written communication- letters, its parts, types and layouts, resume writing. 8 hours

Unit 4: Nonverbal communication, Kinesics, postures, occulesics, paralinguistics and proxemics, body languageof a good presenter and a listener. 16 hours

Unit 5: Listening- misconceptions, types, barriers, overcoming barriers, principles of good listening.2 hours

Unit 6: Presentation skills – What is presentation?, preparation and practice, presentation structure, body lan-guage of a skillful presenter, handling questions, use of technology in communication, PPT presentation andcorrect reference citation, etc. 12 hours 

Unit 7: Time Management 2 hours 

Unit 8: Personal Interview and group discussions. 12 hours

5.0 COMPETITIVE EXAMINATIONS GUIDANCE CENTREThis centre taps the potential of the students and guides them towards gaining success in competitive

examinations conducted by UPSC/MPSC/Banking and Insurance Examinations etc.

6.0 PROCEDURE OF ADMISSION(A) Admissions to the above courses will be given strictly on merit basis.(B) Candidate must have studied the subject at the qualifying examination as one of the optional subjects

(Wherever necessary).(C) A candidate shall be admitted to the first year course of the masters degree in the faculty as the case may be

provided she/he satisfies the following condition:-Candidate must have passed the Bachelor’s Degree examination in the concerned faculty of this universityor an examination of the university recognized as equivalent thereto.

(D) Whereas aggregate marks obtained in the degree course (I,II & III year) will be considered for preparing themerit list for those courses where marks obtained in the optional subject is not compulsory.

(E) Registration forms for admission to Campus Schools need to be submitted to the concerned Schools.Students can give preferences to the courses offered by a school in a single registration form (School ofChemical Sciences).

(F) Admission for M.Sc. Biotechnology M.Ed., M.P.Ed. will be on the basis of CET. Detailed Programme of CETwill be announced by the concerened Schools.

Distribution of Seats:1. 70% Seats for SRTM U., Nanded students.2. 30% Seats for other Universities students

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S 2015 - 163. Over and above quota, 20% Seats for other States in India. and 15% Seats for other

Countries4. Seats remaining vacant from the quota of other Universities (30%) in Maharashtra shall be filled by priority

from S.R.T.M. University, Nanded and then from other State Universities.5. Seats remaining vacant from the quota of S.R.T.M. University, Nanded (70%) shall be filled by priority

from other University in Maharashtra and then from other State Universities.6. Seats from other States and other Countries if not filled shall remain vacant from over and above quota.Important Note: (1) University follows two year UGC syllabus on semester basis for all P.G. Courses onCampus. (2) All courses running in campus schools are run on credit and grading system as per IIT pattern.These courses are of 100 credits each, distributed in four semesters. Compulsory and elective credits in eachcourse are: Compulsory 75, Elective-15 (related to the course), Optional-10 (unrelated to course). Student shallhave freedom to choose electives and optionals of his/her choice. 3) At the time of final admission, candidatewill have to pay cash or submit a crossed Demand Draft (D.D.) of any nationalized bank drawn in favour ofRegistrar, Swami Ramanand Teerth Marathwada University, Nanded towards tuition fee for the first term and otherfee for entire academic year as shown in the statement of fee appended to the information brochure.

7.0 SPECIAL COACHING FOR SC/ST/OBC(NON-CREAMY LAYER), MINORITIESAND ALL GIRL STUDENTS

1. Student from the SC/ST are the most depressed and oppressed groups of IndianSociety. In order to safeguard their interests and to improve the status of these studentssocially and educationally, a special scheme sponsored by UGC, New Delhi, viz, reme-dial coaching and entry in services is implemented in each school of the SRTM univer-sity from the academic year 2011-2012 onwards. “Remedial coaching is helpful to im-prove the overall skills while “entry in services is useful to prepare the students to gainemployment in state and central services.

8.0 SCHOLARSHIP OFFERED1. GOI Regular Scholarship Scheme.2. GOI Freeship Scholarship Scheme.3. Handicapped Scholarship Scheme4. GOI Adivasi Scholarship regular/freeship

Scholarship Scheme.5. Vocational Studies Stipend Scheme (vidya Vetan).6. Other States Students Scholarship Scheme. (Gujrat/Karnataka/Hyderabad Govt.

Scholarship Scheme, etc.).7. Bidi Labours Scholarship Scheme (Nagpur).8. Mine Labour Scholarship Scheme (Nagpur).9. Freedom Fighter/Ex-Serviseman’s/Wards(consession).10. Eklavya Financial Support Scheme (Director Higher Education, Pune).11. Trustees Scholarship Scheme (Jain/Muslim/Chritian, etc).12. Minorities Scholarship Scheme (Buddha/Shikh,Muslim/Jain/Parsi etc).13. EBC/PTC/STC consession (HigherEducation,Joint Director, Nanded).14. Rajiv Gandhi National Research Scholarship Junior/Senior (UGC).15. Post Graduation Single Daughter Indira Gandhi Scholarship (UGC).16. Post Graduation University Merit Scholarship (UGC).17. S.R.T.M. University campus merit scholarship (University Fund).18. S.R.T.M. University Research Associate Fellowship (University Fund)

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S 2015 - 169.0 RULES OF RESERVATIONS:

Reservation of seats for backward class students will be limited to 50% of the intake capacity as per theGovernment rules. 30% seats will be reserved for women from the open and reserved category seats, puttogether and distributed proportionately.Sr. Type of Reservation Percentage ofNo. Reservation1. Scheduled Castes & 13%

Scheduled Castes Converts to Buddhism (SC)

2. Scheduled Tribes including 7.0%those living outsidespecified areas (ST)

3. Vimukta Jati & Denotified 3.0%Tribes (VJ/DT) i.e. NT(A)

4. Nomadic Tribes-1 (NT-B) 2.5%5. Nomadic Tribes-2 (NT-C) 3.5%6. Nomadic Tribes-3 (NT-D) 2.0%7. Other Backward Classes (OBC) 19%

Total Percentage of Reservation 50%1. This reservation will not exceed the total intake capacity.2 According to the government decision no. CBC-1094/PK-86/MVK-5 dated 16-06-1994, the persons who

belong to the scheduled tribes and OBC but are above the creamy layer are not eligible for admission onreserved seats.

3 The provision for reservation for 70% & 30% will be according to no. 6.Admission to the candidates belonging to the reserved seats will be on merit basis.

4. Those who certified by the District Civil Surgeon (At least 40% loss is essential) (Physically Handicap): 3%5. Sons/ unmarried daughters and wives/hus bands of the working or retired soldiers: 2%6. The candidates belonging to the backward categories must attach with application form an attested copy of

caste certificate.7. The admission committee of the school concerned will be empowered to convert the fraction into integer

number.10 ATTENDANCE & RULES OF DISCIPLINE:

Students admitted to Campus Schools will have to be regular in their classes. If their attendance is below75% in the class room they will not be allowed to appear for the university examinations. Every student ofCampus School will have to follow all the rules of discipline and the code of conduct together with amendmentseffected from time to time framed by the university.

Sr. no. Particulars UG Date PG Date01 Sale of Prospectus ------------------ ---------------

02 Last date of receipt of completed application 20 June 2015 29 June 201503 Display of first merit list 23 June 2015 01 July 201504 Last Date of payment of fees and

submission of documents by the candidate selected in 1st Merit list 25 June 2015 04 July 201505 Display of second merit list 26 June 2015 07 July 201506 Last Date of payment of fees and submission of documents 29 June 2015 09 July 2015

by the candidate selected in second list07 Spot admissions (as per merit) & Last Date of Admission 30 June 2015 14 July 201508 Commencement of classes 01 July 2015 16 July 2015

Note: After the date of spot admission the process is over. For vacant seats if any, the concerned School Director shall admitthe candidates up to 31 July 2015.

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S 2015 - 1612. FEE STRUCTURETuition and Laboratory fees for foreign candidate from SAARC nations will be three times of the shown amount. TheTuition and Laboratory fees for candidates from all countries other than SAARC will be five times of the shown amount.

Sr. M.Sc./MA M.S.W. M.A. M.Com. M.Sc. M.A. M.Ed. M.P.Ed. No. Particulars Chemical/ (Comp. (M.C.

Earth/ App.) & & J.) Botany, Comp. Zoology Network Microbiology Mathematics M.Com. Statistics Physics M.Lib. Sci.

01 Admission Fee 25/- 25/- 25/- 25/- 200/- 200/- 200/- 200/- 02 Tuition Fee 1,000/- 1,000/- 1,000/- 1,000/- 5000/- 6700/- 21000/- 19000/- 03 Library Fee 150/- 150/- 150/- 150/- 150/- 150/- 200/- 200/- 04 Laboratory/Lab. Fee 1500/- -- --- -- 5800/- 1500/- 3000/- 1500/- 05 Magazine Fee 25/- 25/- 25/- 25/- 25/- 25/- 25/- 25/- 06 Sports Fee 100/- 100/- 100/- 100/- 100/- 100/- 100/- 100/- 07 Gymkhana Fee 50/- 50/- 50/- 50/- 50/- 50/- 50/- 50/- 08 Inter University 20/- 20/- 20/- 20/- 20/- 20/- 20/- 20/-

Sports & CulturalActivities Fee

09 Students Council 15/- 15/- 15/- 15/- 15/- 15/- 15/- 15/- 10 Students Welfare 40/- 40/- 40/- 40/- 40/- 40/- 40/- 40/- 11 Field Work -- 1500/- 100/- -- -- -- 1800/- 1000/- 12 Study Tour -- 600/- 100/- -- -- --- -- 800/- 13 S.A.F. Fees 20/- 20/- 20/- 20/- 20/- 20/- 20/- 20/- 14 I-Cards 10/- 10/- 10/- 10/- 10/- 10/- 10/- 10/- 15 Miscellianeous 25/- 25/- 25/- 25/- 25/- 25/- 25/- 25/- 16 E.Suvidha 50/- 50/- 50/- 50/- 50/- 50/- 25/- 25/- 17 Internet 600/- 600/- 600/- 600/- 600/- 600/- 600/- 600/- 18 Sports Uniform -- -- ---- --- --- --- -- 1065/- 19 Internal Examination 250/- 315/- 250/- 250/- 250/- 250/- 250/- 250/-

Fees 20 Dissertation Fees 250/- 250/- 250/- 250/- 250/- 250/- 250/- 250/-

Total Rs. 4130/- 4795/- 3025/- 2630/- 12605/- 10005/- 27630/- 25195/-DEPOSIT

01 Library deposit 200/- 200/- 200/- 200/- 200/- 200/- 200/- 200/- 02 Laboratory/Lab. Deposit 500/- --- --- --- 500/- --- 500/-

FEE STRUCTURE (IN RUPEES):

Note: 1. Changes in fees structure will be aplicable from time to time2. Double fees to other state students (Tution and Laboratory fees only)3. Five times fees to other countries students (Tution and Laboratory fees only). Registration, Medical test and Insurance fee is separate

Certificatecourse inIndustrialSafety,Healthy &Envi.Manage-ment

25/- 4000/- 150/- 500/- 25/- 100/- 50/- 20/-

15/- 40/- --- 1000/- 20/- 10/- 25/- 50/- 600/- --- 250/-

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S 2015 - 16 Sr. Dip. in M.Sc. M.Sc. P.G. No. Particulars Sport/ B.T. B.T. Diploma

Yoga Integrated inGeoinformatics

01 Admission Fee 25/- 25/- 25/- 25/-02 Tuition Fee 1,000/- 10000/- 1000/- 1000/-03 Library Fee 150/- 150/- 150/- 150/-04 Laboratory/Lab. Fee 1000/- 10000/- 2500/- 500/-05 Magazine Fee 25/- 25/- 25/- 25/-06 Sports Fee 50/- 50/- 50/- 50/-07 Gymkhana Fee 50/- 50/- 50/- 50/-08 Inter University 20/- 20/- 20/- 20/-

Sports & CulturalActivities Fee

09 Students Council 15/- 15/- 15/- 15/-10 Students Welfare 40/- 40/- 40/- 40/-11 Field Work/Field Tour 1000/- 700/- 1000/- 2000/-12 Study Tour/Computer Lab. 1 --- 2000/- 1000/- 2000/-13 S.A.F. Fees 20/- -- --- 20/-14 I-Cards 10/- 10/- 10/- 10/-15 Miscellianeous 25/- 25/- 25/- 25/-16 E.Suvidha 25/- 50/- 50/- 50/-17 Internet 600/- 600/- 600/- 600/-18 Sports Uniform --- --- --- ---19 Internal Examination Fee 250/- 250/- 250/- 250/-20 Dissertation Fees 250/- 250/- 250/- 250/-

Total Rs. 4555/- 24,260/- 7060/- 7080/-

FEE STRUCTURE (IN RUPEES):

Certificate Course Fee (Spanish/French) = Rs. 2000/-Diploma Course Fee (Spanish) = Rs. 2000/-

DEPOSIT 01 Library deposit 200/- 200/- 200/- 200/- 200/- 02 Laboratory/Lab. Deposit -- --- --- 500/- 500/-

M.Sc.MedicalPhysics

50/-15000/-1506000/-25/-50/-50/-20/-

15/-40/---------20/-10/-25/-50/-600/-----250/-250/-22605/-

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SCHOOL OF COMMERCE AND MANAGEMENT SCIENCES, S.R.T.M. UNIVERSITY, NANDED

1. Tuition fees 24000/-2. Other Fee ----

1. Admission fees 200/-2. Admission fees 150/-3. Laboratory/Lab Fees 500/-4. Magazine Fee 50/-5. Sports Fee 50/-6. Gymkhana Fees 50/-7. Inter University Sports and Cultural Activity Fees 20/-8. Student Council 15/-9. Students Welfare 40/-10. Study Tour/Industrial Visits 3000/-11. SAF Fees 20/-12. I. Card 10/-13. Miscellaneous 25/-14. e-Suvidha 50/-15. Internet 600/-16. Internal Examination & Dissertation Fees 500/-17. Annual Medical Check Up. 500/-18. Fee for Seminars, workshops 2000/-19. Placement activities and Management events 3000/-20. Supply of Study Material/Photocopies 500/-21. Personality development Programm 4790/-

16,070/-Total 40,070/-

In addition to the above the student needs to pay following deposits1. Library Deposit 500/-2. Laboratory deposit/Computer Lab. deposit 500/-Note: 1. Changes in fees structure will be applicable from time to time 2. Double fees to other state students. 3. Five times fees to other country students

FEES STRUCTURE OF M.B.A. (INTEGRATED)

Sr. No. Particular For First Three Year Last Two Years(I, II, III year each) (IV, Vth Year each)

1. Tuition Fee 20000 240002. Admission Fees 25 2003. Library Fees 150 1504. Laboratory/Lab. Fees 1000 5005. Magazine Fee 25 256. Sports Fee 50 507. Gymkhana Fees 50 508. Inter University Sports &Cultural Activity Fees 20 209. Student Council 15 1510. Students Welfare 40 4011. Study Tour/Industrial Visits/Field Work 1500 300012. S.A.F. Fees 20 2013. I-Card 10 1014. Miscellaneous 25 2515. E-Suvidha 50 5016. Internet 600 60017. Internal Examination & Dissertation Fees 500 50018. Annual Medical Check Up -- 50019. Fee for Seminar, Workshops 300 200020. Placement Activities and 365 3000

Management Events21 Supply of Study Material/Photocopies -- 50022. Personality Development Prog. 300 4790

Total 25045 40045In addition to the student needs to pay following deposits23. Llibrary Deposit 500 50024. Laboratory deposit/

Computer Lab. Deposit 500 500

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S 2015 - 16Fees Structure for Master of Computer Application (M.C.A.)

Sr. No. Particulars Fees in Rs.01 Admission Fee 205/-02 Tuition Fee 35,000/-03 Library Fee 150/-04 Laboratory/Lab. fee 5,800/-05 Magazine Fee 25/-06 Sports Fee 100/-07 Gymkhana Fee 50/-08 Inter University Sports and Cultural Activities Fee 20/-09 Students Council 15/-10 Students Welfare 40/-11 Library Deposit 200/-12 Laboratory Deposit 500/-

Total Fees 42105/- (For 1st Year Only)For 2nd and 3rd year the fees may be :Tuituion Fee 35,000/-Library Fee 150/-Laboratory Fee 5,800/-Magazine Fee 25/-Sport Fee 100/-Gymkhana Fee 50/-Inter University Sport & Cultural Activity fee 20/-Student Council Fee 15/-Student Welfare 40/-Total Fees 41200/- (For 2st Year & for

3rd year 41140/-)So the total fees for three years of MCA would be 42,020/- (1st Year) + 41,115/- (2nd Year) + 41,115/- (3rdYear) = 1,24,250/- (Rs. One Lakh twenty four thousand, two hundred and fifty only).

Fees Structure for M.A. Theater Art and FilmSr. No. Particulars Amount1. Admission Fee 200/-2. Tuition Fee 15000/-3. Library Fee 150/-4. Laboratory/Lib. fee 1500/-5. Magazine Fee 25/-6. Sports Fee 100/-7. Gymkhana Fee 50/-8. Inter university Sports and Culture Activities Fee 20/-9. Students Council 15/-10. Students Welfare 40/-11. Field Work 1000/-12. Study Tour 800/-13. S.A.F. Fees 20/-14. I-Card 10/-15. Medical fees 10/-16. Internal Exam. Fee 300/-17. Univ./College Dev. Fee 20/-18. Emergency Fund 10/-19. Students Insurance Fee 02/-20. Ashwamedh Fee 20/-15. Internet 600/-20. Dissertation 250/-Total 20142/-

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S 2015 - 16Fees Structure for M.A. (Electronic Media Studies)

Sr. No. Particulars M.A. (Electronic Media Studies)01 Admission Fee 200/-02 Tuition Fee 10,000/-03 Library Fee 150/-04 Laboratory/Lab. fee 5,000/-05 Magazine Fee 25/-06 Sports Fee 100/-07 Gymkhana Fee 50/-08 Inter University Sports and Cultural Activities Fee 20/-09 Students Council 15/-10 Students Welfare 40/-11 Equepment Handeling Charges 1800/-12 S.A.F. Fees 20/-13 I-Cards 10/-14 Miscellianeous 25/-15 E.Suvidha 50/-16 Internet 600/-Total Fee 18105/-

DEPOSIT01 Library Deposit 200/-02 Laboratory/Lab. Deposit 500/-

Fees Structure for M.A. (Mass Media)Sr. No. Particulars M.A. (Mass Media)01 Admission Fee 200/-02 Tuition Fee 10,000/-03 Library Fee 150/-04 Laboratory/Lab. fee 1,600/-05 Magazine Fee 30/-06 Sports Fee 100/-07 Gymkhana Fee 50/-08 Inter University Sports and 20/-

Cultural Activities Fee09 Students Council 15/-10 Students Welfare 40/-11 I-Cards 10/-12 Miscellianeous 1000/-13 Internet 600/-14 Internal Exam. Fees 1250/-15 Total Ist and IInd Sem. Fees (1st Year) 15010/-16 TOTAL IIIrd & IVth Sem. Fees (IInd Year) 15065/-

DEPOSIT01 Library Deposit 200/-02 Laboratory/Lab. Deposit 500/-

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S 2015 - 16Sr. No. Particulars Amount in Rs.01 Admission Fee 100/-02 Tuition Fee 10,000/-03 Library Fee 1,000/-04 Laboratory/Lab. fee 6,000/-05 Magazine Fee 25/-06 Sports Fee 50/-07 Gymkhana Fee 50/-08 Inter University Sports and 20/-

Cultural Activities Fee09 Students Council 20/-10 Students Welfare 40/-11 Study Tour/C. Lab. 2,000/-12 S.A.F. Fees 10/-13 I-Cards 10/-14 Miscellaneous 20/-15 e-Suvidha Fees 50/-16 Internet 600/-17 Internal Examination Fees 10/-18 A. Medical Check 05/-19 Emergency Fund 10/-20 Students Insurance Fees 02/-21 Ashwamedh Fees 20/-22 Book Bank Fees 5/-23 Developmetn Fees 5,000/----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- --

Total Amount 25047=00---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- --

DEPOSIT---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- --Library Deposit 200 200Laboratory / Lab. Deposit 2000 2000---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- --

Fees Structure (In Rupees): B.Pharm. I,II,III & IV Year

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Sr. Particulars M.Pharm.-I M.Pharm.-IINo. Non- Sponsored Non- Sponsored

Sponsored Sponsored01 Admission Fee 200/- 200/- 200/- 200/-02 Tuition Fee 20,000/- 30,000/- 20,000/- 30,000/-03 Library Fee 1000/- 1000/- 1000/- 1000/-04 Laboratory/Lab. fee 10,000/- 10,000/- 10,000/- 10,000/-05 Magazine Fee 25/- 25/- 25/- 25/-06 Sports Fee 50/- 50/- 50/- 50/-07 Gymkhana Fee 50/- 50/- 50/- 50/-08 Inter University Sports and 20/- 20/- 20/- 20/-

Cultural Activities Fee09 Students Council 20/- 20/- 20/- 20/-10 Students Welfare 40/- 40/- 40/- 40/-11 Study Tour 2000/- 2000/- 2000/- 2000/-12 S.A.F. Fees 10/- 10/- 10/- 10/-13 I-Cards 10/- 10/- 10/- 10/-14 e-Suvidha Fees 50/- 50/- 50/- 50/-15 Internet 600/- 600/- 600/- 600/-16 Internal Examination Fees 20/- 20/- 20/- 20/-17 *Dissertation Fees --- --- 2800/- 2800/-18 Medical Exam. 05/- 05/- 05/- 05/-19 Book Bank Fees 05/- 05/- 05/- 05/-20 College Development Fees 20/- 20/- 20/- 20/-21 Emergency Fees 10/- 10/- 10/- 10/-22 Students Insurance Fees 02/- 02/- 02/- 02/-23 Ashwamedh Fees 20/- 20/- 20/- 20/-24 Developmetn Fees 10000/- 10000/- 10000/- 10000/-25 Miscellaneous Fees 20/- 20/- 20/- 20/-

Total Fees 44177/- 54177/- 46977/- 56977/-

DEPOSIT01 Library Deposit 200/- 200/-02 Laboratory/Lab. Deposit 2000/- 2000/-

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Sr. No. Particulars M.B.A. P.G.D.D.M.

I Year II Year1 Tuition fee 24000 24000 10002 Admission Fees 200 200 253 Library fee 150 150 1504 Laboratory/ 500 500 2500

Lab.Fee5 Magazine Fee 25 25 256 Sports Fee 100 100 1007 Gymkhana Fee 50 50 508 Inter Univ. Sports &

Cultural Activ. Fee 20 20 209 Students Council 15 15 1510 Students Welfare 40 40 4011 S.A.F. Fees 20 20 2012 I-Cards 10 10 1013 Miscellaneous 25 25 2514 E.Suvidha 50 50 5015 Internet 600 600 60016 Internal Exam. Fees 250 250 25017 Dissertation Fees 0 250 25018 Medical Check up 500 500 50019 Fee for Seminar, 2000 2000 0

Workshops20 Summer Training 3000 3000 0

and PlacementActivities

21 Tutorial books & 500 500 500other writingmaterials

22 Personality Develop. 4790 4790 0Program

23 Student Insurance 8 8 824 Student cultu. activity 100 100 10025 NSS Fees 10 10 10

Total Rs 36963 37213 6248

1 Library deposit 200 0 2002 Laboratory/ 500 0 500

Lab.DepoTotal Deposit 700 0 700

DEPOSIT

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Sr. No. Particulars M.Sc. C.S. M.Sc. M.Sc. ICTBioinformatics Integrated

I Year II Year I Year II Year I, II & IV Year III & V Year1 Admission fee 200 200 200 200 200 2002 Tuition fee 5,000 5,000 5,000 5,000 5,000 5,0003 Library fee 150 150 150 150 150 1504 Laboratory/ 5800 5800 5800 5800 5800 5800

Lab.Fee5 Magazine Fee 25 25 25 25 25 256 Sports Fee 100 100 100 100 100 1007 Gymkhana Fee 50 50 50 50 50 508 Inter University 20 20 20 20 20 20

Sports & CulturalActivities Fee

9 Students Council 15 15 15 15 15 1510 Students Welfare 40 40 40 40 40 4011 S.A.F. Fees 20 20 20 20 20 2012 I-Cards 10 10 10 10 10 1013 Miscellaneous 25 25 25 25 25 2514 E.Suvidha 50 50 50 50 50 5015 Internet 600 600 600 600 600 60016 Internal Exam. Fees 250 250 250 250 250 25017 Dissertation Fees 0 250 0 250 0 25018 Student Insurance 8 8 8 8 8 819 Student cultural 100 100 100 100 100 10020 Tutorial books &

writing materials 200 200 200 200 200 20021 NSS Fees 10 10 10 10 10 10

Total Rs 12673 12923 12673 12923 12673 12923

DEPOSIT

1 Library deposit 200 0 200 0 200 02 Laboratory/ 500 0 500 0 500 0

Lab.Depo

Total Deposit 700 0 700 0 700 0

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S 2015 - 16Sr. No. Particulars M.A. Economics & Sociology M.S.W.

I Year II Year I Year II Year1 A dmission fee 40 40 40 402 Tution fee 1100 1100 1100 11003 Library fee 150 150 150 1504 Magazine Fee 40 40 40 405 Sports Fee 100 100 100 1006 Gymkhana Fee 50 50 50 507 Inter University Sports 20 20 20 20

& Cultural Activities Fee8 Students Council 15 15 15 159 Students Welfare 40 40 40 4010 Field Work stationary 150 150 1500 1500

and visit fees11 S.A.F. Fees 40 40 40 4012 I-Cards 10 10 1013 Miscellianeous 25 25 25 2514 E.Suvidha 50 50 50 5015 Internet 600 600 600 60016 Internal Examination Fees 300 300 350 35017 Dissertation Fees 0 250 0 25018 Student Insurance 8 8 8 819 Student cultural activity 100 100 100 100

Total Rs. 2838 3078 4238 4488 DEPOSIT

1 Library deposit 200 0 200 0

2 Laboratory/Lab.Depo. 500 0 500 0Total Deposit 700 0 700 0

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Sr. No. Particulars M.A. EnglishI Year II Year

1 Admission fee 40 402 Tution fee 1100 11003 Library fee 150 1504 Magazine Fee 40 405 Sports Fee 100 1006 Gymkhana Fee 50 507 Inter University Sports & 20 20

Cultural Activities Fee8 Students Council 15 159 Students Welfare 40 4010 Field Work stationary and visit fees 150 15011 S.A.F. Fees 40 4012 I-Cards 10 1013 Miscellaneous 25 2514 E.Suvidha 50 5015 Internet 600 60016 Internal Examination Fees 300 30017 Dissertation Fees 0 25018 Student Insurance 8 819 Student cultural activity 100 100

Total Rs. 2838 3088DEPOSIT

1 Library deposit 200 0

2 Laboratory/Lab.Depo. 500 0

Total Deposit 700 0

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S 2015 - 16 13. REFUND OF FEES:

In case of cancellation of admission 10% deduction will be made and the balance amount will berefunded upto spot admission. Under any circumstances refund of fees will not be made after spot admission.

14 FACILITIES14.1 Library and Laboratory

Facilities:The University Library has up-to-date collection of text books, reference books and national and interna-

tional research journals, hard copies as well as in electronic forms. The library offers computerised facilitiesalong with reprography and internet services. All the science laboratories are well equipped with sophisticatedinstruments. The university has a central UGC computer center for all as well as another additional computercenter for schools in faculty of science. UGC-ERNET facility is available.14.2 Sports, Gymnasium Facilities and HealthCentre:

The University gives due importance to the overall development of students and their recreationalneeds. For this purpose, volleyball, basket ball, kabaddi and kho-kho courts are at the University Campus.

Facility of well equiped ladies and gents gymnasium is available on campus. Health Centre with all primarymedical facilities is available for purpose of health care under supervision of competent staff.

14.3 Facility for Differently Abled Persons:The Differently abled students avail various softwares, computers and other equipments for effective

learnings. Ramps, railing, lift etc facilities are also provided on the campus to facilitate them smoothly. Variousacademic and recreational activities are organized for the students.14.4 Career Counselling and Placement Cell:

The University has established a Career Counselling and Placement Cell. Various Seminars, Workshopsand Campus Interviews are organized by the Cell. The Cell has established effective coordination amongstCampus Schools, Industries and other Organizations.14.5 Hostel Accommodation:

Separate hostel facilities for girls and boys are available on the university campus. The admission to thehostel is strictly given on the merit basis to P.G. students of all campus schools. The quota for each school shallbe decided on demand and supply basis. The hostel mess is run on co-operative basis and shall be compulsoryfor each student-hostelite. In case of cancellation of hostel admission, 10% deduction shall be made and thebalance amount will be refunded provided that the admission is cancelled before 31st August of the year. Intakecapacity of boys hostel is 420 and Intake capacity of girls hostel is 300.

15. General Rules and Special Instructionsa) All admissions will be given on merit basis.b) Students should read the prospectus carefully before filling the admission form.c) Students should note the procedure of admission and time-table.d) M.B.A., M.C.A., B.Pharm. and M.Pharm. courses are governed by AICTE rules and DTE admissions

procedure.e) All admissions given in the campus schools are as per the University rules and regulations. f) No correspondence will be made with regard to admission. The students should read the

merit list displayed in the school concerned on the date mentioned in the prospectus.g) Claims on refund will not be considered after the deadline.h) The candidate must remain present with all the documents in original. i) No student will be given admission after the deadline. j) Incomplete admission forms will not be considered.k) If the necessary documents are not attached with the application forms, the application forms

will not be accepted. No concession of time will be given to those who do not attach the necessarydocuments.

k) It is necessary to fulfill the required condition/qualification that the university has recommended for thepostgraduate course concerned.

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S 2015 - 16 l) The sub-clause no. EAB 1 M. A. 13/1/13/2 of the clause no. 13 in the university circular

no. 2/Acad/Elig/Admn/Gen-Rules/2000-01/280- 429 has been cancelled.m) The students of arts, commerce and science faculties who have passed the compulsory or second

language will be eligible for admission to M. A. in the respective language.n) Required percentage as decided by the university is essential for admission to the courses related to

AICTE. The condition of percentage decided for the other professional courses and non-traditional andtraditional courses has been cancelled. According to this amendment, the candidate must be a graduate.

o) The students, who will be eligible for admission to the courses, will be subject to the eligibility conditions ofthe university.

p) The students who have completed first year from the other universities or affiliated colleges will not be eligiblefor admission to the second year of the postgraduate course.

16. ANTI-RAGGING REGILATION,Ragging is legally banned. It is a punishable offence. In view of the increasing number of events of

ragging, the University Grants Commission has passed the “UGC Regulations on Curbing the Menace ofRagging in Higher Educational Institutions, 2009.

Ragging is any conduct by “any student or students whether by words spoken or written or by an actwhich has the effect of teasing, treating or handling with rudeness a fresher or any other student, or including inrowdy or indisciplined activities by any student which causes or is likely to cause annoyance, hardship orpsychological harm or to raise fear or apprehension thereof in any fresher or any other student or asking anystudent to do any act which such student will not in any ordinary course do and which has the effect of causing orgenerating a sense of shame, or torment or embarrassment so as to adversely affect the physique or psyche ofsuch fresher or any other student, with or without an intent to derive a sadistic pleasure or showing of power,authority or superiority by a student over any fresher or any other student.”

The Anti-Ragging Committee may, depending on the nature and gravity of the guilt established by theAnti-Ragging Squad, award, to those found guilty, one or more of the following punishments namely;i) Suspension from attending classes and academic privileges.ii) Withholding / withdrawing scholarship / fellowship and other benefits.iii) Debarring from appearing in any test / examination or other evaluation process.iv) Withholding results.v) Debarring from representing the institution in any regional, national or international meet, tournament, youth

festival, etc.vi) Suspension/expulsion from the hostel.vii) Cancellation of admissionviii) Rustication from the institution for period ranging from one to four semesters.ix) Expulsion from the institution and consequent debarring from admission to any other institution for a specified

period.Provided that where the persons committing or abetting the act of ragging are not identified, the institution

shall resort to collective punishment.The students are devised to consult the Anti-Ragging Committee in case of emergency.jWfxax izfrca/kd vf/kfu;e

jWfxax dj.kss gk dk;|kuqlkj xqUgk vkgs- jWfxaxP;k ok<R;k ?kVukaeqGs fo|kihB vuqnkuvk;ksxkus 2009 e/;s jWfxax dj.kkÚ;kyk dBksj f’k{ksph rjrwn vlysyk vf/kfu;e izlkfjr dsyk-jWfxaxlanHkkZr ;k fo|kihBkr ^jWfxax izfrca/kd lferh* LFkkiu dj.;kr vkyh vlwu ;k vf/kfu;ekphdBksj vaeyctko.kh fo|kihBkr dsyh tk.kkj vkgs- jWfxax gk nqlÚ;k fo|kF;kZyk ‘kkfjjhd fdaok ekufldDys”k gksbZy vls orZu dj.;kpk ,d ?k`.kkLin vekuoh o fod`r izdkj vkgs- jWfxaxeqGs fu”ikifo|kF;kaZps [kPphdj.k rj gksrsp] ijarq jWfxaxeqGs izlaxh ,[kknk fo|kFkhZ izk.kklgh eqdw ‘kdrks- jWfxaxe/;s [kkyhy ckchapk varHkkZo gksrks-

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brjkaph ekugkuh dj.kkjs o yTtk mRiUu dj.kkjs orZu dj.ks-

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S 2015 - 16uoizosf’kr fo|kF;kaZaoj ofj”BRokP;k ukR;kus tksjtqywe dj.ks] ng’kr mRiUu dj.ks]

lRrk izLFkkfir dj.ks] R;kauk f’k{kk ns.ks b-izR;{k&vizR;{ki.ks brj fo|kF;kZaauk =kl ns.kkjh dks.krhgh d‘rh dj.ks-

jWfxax dj.kkÚ;kyk f’k{kk% ;k vf/kfu;ekr jWfxax dj.kkÚ;k fo|kF;kZyk dBksj f’k{ksph rjrwn vkgs- nks”khfo|kF;kZyk [kkyhyiSdh ,d vFkok vf/kd f’k{ksl lkeksjs tkos ykxsy- oxkZr cl.ks o brj ‘kS{kf.kd ykHkkaiklwu oafpr dj.ks- f’k”;o‘Rrh] Qsyksf’ki ;kaiklwu oafpr dj.ks- ijh{kslkBh vik= Bjfo.ks- fudky jk[kwu Bso.ks dks.kR;kgh ;qod egksRlo] VqukZesaVe/;s lgHkkxkl izfrca/k dj.ks- ,d rs pkj l=kai;Zar fuyafcr dj.ks f’k{k.k laLFksrhy izos’k jn~n dj.ks] rlsp brj dks.kR;kgh f’k{k.k laLFksr dkgh d k G k l k B hizos’kkiklwu oafpr dj.ks-vk.khck.khP;k izlaxh fo|kFkhZ@fo|kFkhZuhauh jWfxax izfrca/kd lferhdMs laidZ lk/kkok-

ADMISSION FORMAdmission Form for the Academic year 2015-2016 is attached with this.

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AFFIDAVIT BY THE STUDENT

1) I, _(full name of student with admission/registration/enrolment number)s/o d/o Mr.Mrs./Ms _________________________________________________,having been admitted to (name of the institution) havereceived a copy of the UGC Regulations on Curbing the Menace of Ragging in HigherEducational Institutions, 2009, (hereinafter called the “Regulations”) carefully read andfully understood the provisions contained in the said Regulations.2) I have, in particular, perused clause 3 of the Regulations and am aware as towhat constitutes ragging.3) I have also, in particular, perused clause 7 and clause 9.1 of the Regulations andam fully aware of the penal and administrative action that is liable to be taken against mein case I am found guilty of or abetting ragging, actively or passively, or being part of aconspiracy to promote ragging.4) I hereby solemnly aver and undertake that

a) I will not indulge in any behavior or act that may be constituted as ragging under clause 3 of the Regulations.b) I will not participate in or abet or propagate through any act of commission or omission that may be constituted as ragging under clause 3 of the Regulations.

5) I hereby affirm that, if found guilty of ragging, I am liable for punishment ac-cording to clause 9.1 of the Regulations, without prejudice to any other criminalaction that may be taken against me under any penal law or any law for the timebeing in force.

6) I hereby declare that I have not been expelled or debarred from admission inany institution in the country on account of being found guilty of, abetting or being part ofa conspiracy to promote, ragging; and further affirm that, in case the declaration is foundto be untrue, I am aware that my admission is liable to be cancelled.

Declared this _______day of _____________month of __________year.

_____________________ Signature of deponentName:

VERIFICATIONVerified that the contents of this affidavit are true to the best of my knowledge

and no part of the affidavit is false and nothing has been concealed or misstated therein.

Verified at (place) on this the (day) of (month) , (year) .

_____________________Signature of deponent

Solemnly affirmed and signed in my presence on this the (day) of (month) ,(year) after reading the contents of this affidavit.

OATH COMMISSIONER/PRINCIPAL

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AFFIDAVIT BY PARENT/GUARDIAN

1) Mr./Mrs./Ms._____________________________________________fullname of parent/guardian) father/mother/guardian of, (full name of student withadmission/registration/enrolment number) , having been admitted to(name of the institution) , have received a copy of the UGCRegulations on Curbing the Menace of Ragging in Higher Educational Institutions, 2009,(hereinafter called the “Regulations”), carefully read and fully understood the provisionscontained in the said Regulations.2) I have, in particular, perused clause 3 of the Regulations and am aware as towhat constitutes ragging.3) I have also, in particular, perused clause 7 and clause 9.1 of the Regulations andam fully aware of the penal and administrative action that is liable to be taken against myward in case he/she is found guilty of or abetting ragging, actively or passively, or beingpart of a conspiracy to promote ragging.4) I hereby solemnly aver and undertake that (a) My ward will not indulge in any

behaviour or act that may be constituted as ragging under clause 3 of the Regulations. (b) My ward will not participate in or abet or propagate through any actof commission or omission that may be constituted as ragging under clause 3 ofthe Regulations.

5) I hereby affirm that, if found guilty of ragging, my ward is liable for punishmentaccording to clause 9.1 of the Regulations, without prejudice to any other criminal actionthat may be taken against my ward under any penal law or any law for the time being inforce.6) I hereby declare that my ward has not been expelled or debarred from admis-sion in any institution in the country on account of being found guilty of, abetting or beingpart of a conspiracy to promote, ragging; and further affirm that, in case the declarationis found to be untrue, the admission of my ward is liable to be cancelled.Declared this_____day of _________________month of ___________year.

__________________ Signature of deponent

Name :Address:Telephone/Mobile No.

VERIFICATIONVerified that the contents of this affidavit are true to the best of my knowledge

and no part of the affidavit is false and nothing has been concealed or misstated therein.Verified at (Place) on this the (day) of (month) , (year).

__________________ Signature of deponent

Solemnly affirmed and signed in my presence on this the (day) of (month) ,(year) after reading the contents of this affidavit.

OATH COMMISSIONR/PRINCIPAL

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UNDERTAKING

I the undersigned___________________________________________

taking admission in the School of _________________________Swami

Ramanand Teerth Marathwada University, Nanded in the academic

year 2015-2016. I have read carefully all the details regarding exami-

nations, time table, vacations and term and conditions. I agree to

abide by all rules and regulations and I will not ask for any change in

this.

Yours Faithfully

Name:______________________________Admitted course:______________________Name of the School:___________________

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S 2015 - 16 SWAMI RAMANAND TEERTH MARATHWADA UNIVERSITY, NANDED

Dnyanteerth Vishnupuri, Nanded(A UGC 2(f), 12(B) recognized and NAAC Re-acrediated with ‘A’ Grade (CGPA 3.06) State University)

REGISTRATION FORM FORADMISSION TO CAMPUS SCHOOLS

& SUB CENTRE 2015-2016

INSTRUCTIONS:1) Last date for submitting the application in the University Office :____________________________2) Candidate should submit the application to the concerned School :____________________________

1) The course to which admission is sought1) Course:______________________________________

2) School ______________________________________________________

2) Name of the Applicant : ___________________________________________________________(Surname) (Name)

a) Fathers Name :____________________________________________________________

b) Mothers Name :____________________________________________________________(In capital letters)

3) Age and Date of Birth : Year___________Day__________Month____________Year___________

4) Permanent Address :____________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________

Address for Correspondence: ______________________________________________________

______________________________________________________Contact No._______________Email I.D.____________________________

5) Gender a) Male b) Female

6) Do you belong to any of the beckward classes ? if so put () mark againts the category you belong to(a) Scheduled Caste (b) Scheduled Tribe (c) Vimukta Jati/NTA (d)Nomdic Tribe-1/NTB(e) Nomadic Tribe-II/NTC (f) Nomadic Tribe-III/NTD (g) OBC (h) SBC (i) Open

7) Physically Challenged: (a) Yes (b) NoMinimum 40%

8) Ward/Spouse of Active/ (a) Yes (b) NoEx. Serviceman

9) Qualifying Examination Passed:(a) B.A. (b) B.Com. (c) B.Sc. (d) Any Other Degree

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Note: Registration form fees Rs. 150/- and detailed Prospectus is a available at www.srtmun.ac.in

10) Details of Institution attended for last qualifying examination.University :___________________________________________________________________College :___________________________________________________________________Place :___________________________________________________________________

11) Details of Marks Obtained at Qualifying Examination:

Sr. Year Year of Marks obtained in the optional Total Maximum % ofNo. Passing subject in which the candidate is marks marks

registering his name

1. XII std.

2 I yr.

3 II yr

4 III yr

Grand Total I, II and III

NOTE: (Attach attested true copies of Marks Memos of the three years of graduation/qualifying exam., T.C. and othercertificates in support of Sr. No. 6 to 11I hereby declare that, all the statements made in the application form are true and correct. I understand that, if

any information is found incoorect, my admission will be liable to be cancelled at any stage.In case, I am finally admitted to the said course, I undertake the responsibility of submitting al the required

documents in originals, along with testimonials there of at the time of admission together with a crossedD.D. towards payment of the prescribed fees.

Date: Place: (Signature of the Applicant)

FOR OFFICE USE ONLYInward Date:Receipt No. Amount

Over and Above quota

Type of Admission: 70% 30% 20% other State As per University rules

Category:

Percentage: Physically Challenged (Min 40%) Yes/NoEx/Active serviceman: Yes/No

Date:

(Name of Signature) (Name & Signature) Checked by Rechecked by

(Name of Signature) Eligibility Section HOD