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DAV's vast, pervasive network of institutions owes its strength andsustenance to the age-old values and wisdom that are so reverently

enshrined in the Vedas. When Swami Dayanand gave the historic call 'Back

to the Vedas', he laid the foundation of a noble society founded on the

moralistic principles of Vedic wisdom. Thus was created "Arya Smaj",

Swami Dayanand's dream for the betterment and upliftment of society. And

when Mahatma Hans Raj carried forth the torch of Vedic light into the field of

education, DAV -- Dayanand Anglo-Vedic-institutions were created. DAV,

right from its point of existence, embodies the spirit of sagacity and sacrifice

that was so deely entrenched in the lives of the renowned stalwarts such as

Mahatma Hansraj and Lala Lajpat Rai. In my discourses, I often highlight

the strategic wisdom of the placement of the three letters D,A,V where

"Anglo" refers to Western philosopy and knowledge, and its position in the

middle signifies the wonderful balance that our institutions achieve, that is,

to remain rooted in the Vedic values revered by Swami Dayanand, while

imbibing the best of Western thought. For DAV, There is no limit to the

attainment of knowledge because our Vedas inspire us to delve into the soul

as well as seek awareness of all that the outer world has to offer. It is due to

this divinely powerful combination of the mind and the soul that DAV, with a

strength of nearly 800 institutions, has spread all over India as well as

abroad..

FromthePresdent's penSh. Punam SuriPresident

DAVCMC, New Delhi &

Arya Pradeshik Pratinidhi Sabha, New Delhi

His quest for excellence has become on instrumentof positive change and myriad innovations.

Our challenging journey towards excellence goes on...


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Fromthe Princpas DeskDear Students

It gives me immense pleasure to congratulate you on choosing

D.A.V. College, Sector 10, Chandigarh for admission and also to

welcome you to the college.

'Students who get higher education are a privileged class in our

country, particularly those who have the opportunity of studying in

some outstanding institution as this college' These are the glowing

and the ever inspiring words about our beloved College spoken by

Shrimati Indira Gandhi, former Prime Minister of India, when she

visited it in 1984.

Having been founded in 1958, when the city of Chandigarh was in its infancy, the college has grown

with the city, becoming an integral part of the region's socio-cultural milieu. The college belongs to

the family of the reputed D.A.V. institutions, founded by Mahatma Hans Raj, and inspired by thegreat visionary-Swami Dayanand Saraswati-the doyen of the Arya Samaj, who believed that, True

education consists in promoting knowledge, civilized manners, virtuous character, self-control and

other moral qualities and in dispelling ignorance. DAV stands for Dayanand Anglo-Vedic, a term

that is unique in its amalgamation of ancient heritage and modernity. "Dayanand" and "Vedic" are

the impetus for the DAV movement, connoting the richness of the Maharishi's value system and

the profundity of Vedic wisdom. Steadfastly balanced between the two is "Anglo" that refers to the

best of the western knowledge that is updated with the latest technology, yet which is well within

the parameters of our ancient vedic heritage. The branches of the tree of knowledge will spread far

and wide, yet it is the roots that will give strength and substance to the leaves fluttering merrily in

the breeze. We are to set and achieve highest standards in education as our sublime mission isman-making. DAV students get the best of the two worlds: they compete with the world for

optimum knowledge and opportunities, and simultaneously build a strong, noble character rooted

in Vedic values. The D.A.V. College, Chandigarh continues to focus on this holistic synthesis by

imparting to the students the best of new world humanistic, scientific and technical knowledge

with a sense of pride in their rich cultural heritage.

This college has had a distinguished history. As one of the foremost educational institutions, D.A.V.

College, Chandigarh has earned a commendable record of achievements in all fields. It is not for

nothing that students from all parts of the country and abroad vie with one another to find a seat in

this institution. During more than fifty years of its existence we have produced great

administrators, jurists, academicians, artists and sports persons of international repute. Even this

year we have achieved outstanding results in academic, sports and co-curricular activities. Our

faculty is making exceptional contribution in research in various disciplines and other out-reach

programs.

I am sure when you join this college you will become a part of this glorious tradition of growth and

excellence.

God Bless You !

Dr. B.C. Josan

Principal


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CONTENTSSr. No. Heading Page No.

1 Through the eyes of the Beholder 4

2 Studying at DAV College 5-7

3 Infrastructure and Learning Resources 8

4 Faculty 9

5 Deans and Teachers-in-charge, Societies 10

6 Academic Programmes & Number of Seats 11

7 Admission Schedule 12

8 Admission after re-evaluation 13

9 Instructions for Filling Admission Form(s) 13

10 Bachelors's Degree Programmes 14-17

11 Postgraduate Degree Programmes 18-20

12 Postgraduate Diplomas (Evening Classes) 20

13 Guidelines for Regular Students 21-23

14 Academic Calendar 24

15 More About The College 25-28

16 College Calendar 28

17. Sports Trials 28


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Through the Eyes of the Beholder...

As one of the foremost educationalinstitutions, D.A.V. College. Chandigarhhas earned a commendable record ofachievements both in academic and extracurricular feilds.Giani Zail Singh,Former President, Republic of India

The DAV College, Chandigarh willcontinue to serve the high ideals for whichit was established.Shri Beant SinghFormer Chief Minister, Punjab

Many of those who have passed throughD.A.V. Classrooms have made distinctivemark in various branches of life...Students who get higher education are aprivileged class in our country, particularlythose who have the opportunity ofstudying in some outstanding institutionsas this college... This college has adistinguished history. If it rededicates itselfto the ideals of great lndian SwamiDayanand Saraswati after whom it isnamed. I am sure the college and those

who pass through its portals would have abright future.

Shrimati Indira GandhiFormer Prime Minister of India

My dissatisfaction with the affiliatedcolleges in general had been so great. butseeing the DAV College, Chandigarh atworksome time ago. I felt compelled tochange my views and to become indeedan advocate of autonomous Colleges.This would be the first of my choice.

Shri Hardwari Lal

Former Vice-ChancellorM.D. University, Rohtak

I have known the quest tor excellencethatD.A.V. College Chandigarh has placed asits goal in various walks of life. I have verywell known the ideas that inspire themembers of staff as well as the studentcommunity.

Shri T.N. ChaturvediFormer Compotroller &

Auditor General of IndiaIt was really informative to visit your

campus and to see all the unique

innovations and improvements that youhave brought about. Keep it up. I have nohesitation in saying that I think it is the bestCollege Campus I have so far seen.

Dr. S.D. SharmaFormer President, Republic of India

An Institution like this gives you anopportunity to specialize and diversify,receive and give,assimilate and expand.

His Holiness Sri Sri Ravishankar

The DAV institutions are playing adynamic ro le in soc io economicresurgence and in keeping the shiningaspects of our ancient culture and valuesalive. The only name which echoes moresoundly is that of DAVs for having earnedthe credit for producing eminent scholars,social reformers and reputed personalitieswho have deeply influenced the post-independence era and left their seat ofauthority and superiority in almost allwalks of life. The way DAVs are running

their educational institutions is peculiar inmany ways; especially one always takespride in referring to the strict disciplinemaintained by the teachers and thetaught. Further more to their credit theDAVs come in a big way producing manystar players and athletes like Kapil Dev,Yog Raj Singh, Madan Lal and stylishbatsmen like Surinder Arnarnath andM o h i n d e r A m a m a t h w h o h a v erepresented the country against theleading cricket playing nations of theworld.Shri M. Chenna ReddyFormer Governor, Punjab

The contribution of D.A.V. College,Chandigarh in the promotion of educationi s p r a i s e w o r t h y a n d n e e d s a l lencouragement.Shri Bhajan LalFormer Chief Minister, Haryana

The D.A.V. College, Chandigarh hasp roduced em inen t scho la rs andsportsmen alike.Shri B.D. PandeyFormer Governor, Punjab

The DAV College, Chandigarh has many

firsts to its 'Credit' in various activities. I am

sure it will continue to maintain the lead.Shri K. BannerjiFormer Advisor to Administrator,U.T. Chandigarh

The College has been consistentlyabiding by the enviable legacy of theIndian Scriptures as enunciated andexpounded by Maharishi Dayanand. It hasbeen recognized as Model College by theNational Institute of Educational Planningand Administration,New Delhi.Late Shri R.C. PaulFormer Vice Chancellor,Panjab University, Chandigarh

The College has grown into a mightyeducational centre for higher learning andhas come to occupy a position of prestigeand prominence.Shri R.N. MittalFormer Judge, Punjab & HaryanaHigh Court, Chandigarh

D.AV. College, Sector 10, Chandigarhever since its inception set and achieved

very high academic goals, did wonders inthe fields of sports and set high records inco-curricular activities; this is flourishingtradition here even today.Late Hon'ble justice D.V. SehgalFormer Judge, Punjab & HaryanaHigh Court, Chandigarh

D.A.V. College 10, Chandigarh is abrilliant model of Swami Dayanand's greatphilosophy; in this institution, I have learnt,high educational standards and lastingmoral values are always achieved andmaintained,Hon'ble Babu Parmanand

Former Governor, Haryana

The emphasis of D.A.V. Col lege,Chandigarh has always been on aharmonious development of humanpersonality and its contribution to the fieldof education is too well known to need anyspecial mention.

Shri Jagan Nath KaushalFormer M.P. & Union Minister of Law,Justice and Company Affairs


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Mission & Objectives

D.A.V. College Chandigarh was

founded in 1958, when the city of

Chandigarh was in its infancy. Thecollege has grown with the city,

becoming an integral part of the

region's socio-cultural milieu. The

college belongs to the family of the

famous D.A.V. institutions, founded

by Mahatma Hans Raj, and inspired

by the great v is ionary-Swami

Dayanand Saraswati-the doyen of the

Arya Samaj, who believed that,"True

education consists in promoting

knowledge, civilized manners,

virtuous character, self-controland other moral qualities and in

dispelling ignorance". He had

always fe l t that the sc ient i f ic

knowledge of the west needs to be

absorbed in the cultural milieu of

India. The DAV movement, which

started in 1886, gives a practical

shape to the ideals of Swami

Dayanand's educational philosophy

which aims to develop a modern

scientif ic approach among the

s t u d e n t s , c o u p l e d w i t h a n

understanding of their roots in the

ancient Vedic Culture. The D.A.V

College, Chandigarh is trying to bring

about this synthesis by imparting to

the students the best ofnew worldhumanistic, scientific and technical

knowledge with the sense of history of

their rich cultural heritage-the Anglo

and Vedic values. We work to achieve

these broad objectives.

The college was built from scratch

with missionary zeal. Brick by brick,

the early principals and teachers atthe college put in super human efforts

to launch the college. And those

among the students who saw the

college come up, knew exactly, whatthe growth had entailed. They

experienced first hand, the self less

labour and love, and the sense of duty

and discipline, which had gone into

the making of the institution. It is this

that makes many of these old

students, themselves occupying high

places, come back to the college for

educating their sons and grand-sons,

and now even daughters and grand-

daughters. They believe that the skills

and values ingrained in them, which

helped them succeed in their lives,

have been acquired by them in this

institution. They not only remember

their col lege for i ts academicexcellence, its committed faculty and

dedicated principals, its ever growing

impressive infrastructure and its star

sportsmen.

Distinctive Features

Every student enrolled with us is

allowed perceptive freedom to excel

in his chosen field of endeavour and

interest. That is one reason, we

believe, that has helped using

moulding career of some of the bestyoung men & women of this region.

Offering of maximum facilities to the

students so that they fulfil their

potential has been the hallmark of the

college. All incentives in the college,

be they in the form of special coaching

or counselling, extra books, sports

equ ipment , fee concess ions ,

stipends, scholarships, etc. have not

really to be applied for. They are theirs

for the deserving students in all fields

of academic, extra curricular and

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sports activities. All this has led the

National Institute of Educational

Planning and Administration (NIEPA)

to declare the college as the Model

College.

The infrastructure and studentsupport facilities available in the

college have enabled us to remain on

top in the region. Our students

continue to bag top positions in

studies. We have successfully

launched postgraduate programmes

i n I T . , C o m m e r c e , E n g l i s h ,

Bioinformat ics, Biotechnology,

C h e m i s t r y , M a t h s , Z o o l o g y ,

Psychology, Public Administration

and Sociology, Business Economics;

and P.G. Diplomas in various fields.We have produced 68 International

Sportsmen like the legendary Kapil

Dev, Yuvraj Singh, Yograj, Dinesh

Mongia, Jeev Milkha Singh & Irina

Brar. This tradition is alive and kicking

even today. Young scholars, almost

every year, inspired and fired by

g l o w i n g e x a m p l e s o f t h e i r

predecessors do their best to maintain

the high levels of excellence that are

very rarely achieved elsewhere.

When they come here success is only

a sacred word in their prayers, whenthey leave success is actually a solid

weapon in their hands. With this

weapon they proceed to win all battles

of life.

Our achievements have enabled us to

play host to four Vice-Presidents, one

Prime Minister, several Union

Ministers, Governors, Chief Ministers,

Great religious Leaders and other

dignitaries. They have graced our

functions on many occasions andblessed and motivated the students

and staff.

Social CommitmentA practical demonstration of our

students' attitude can be seen in the

concern they develop for their country

and their community. They actively

imbibe the spirit of social service and

many of them join the armed forces.

To the martyrs from our college, we

have dedicated our Administrative

Block and named it 'Shaurya Bhavan'.

The idea of service to the community

and the nation is reinforced through

the homage that is paid to the martyrs

at their memorial in the college before

the start of any function by all

dignitaries visiting the college from

time to time. Our students involve

themselves in programmes like Blood

Donation, Drug-deaddiction, AIDS

awareness, Pulse Polio Campaign

and service to the blind, etc. We have

also joined a project to give shelter to

street children. We have been holding

computer literacy classes for senior

citizens. The training is given free of

cost. More than 500 senior citizens

have benefitted so far.

Teaching/ Learning

and EvaluationThe college enjoys its enviable

posi t ion because of ef fect ive

teaching-learning and evaluation

processes. Students are provided

appropriate counselling at the time of

admission and selected on the basis

of their past academic performance

after an interview. Their knowledge,

skills and attendance in class are

regularly monitored and their parentsare kept posted with their wards'

performance. A system of continuous

assessment of students has been

introduced. Students are encouraged

to develop one or the other interest,

hobby, beyond their studies and their

participation in college activities is

rewarded accordingly.

The courses set by the University are

covered intensively with the help of all

available teaching aids in the college.

T h e f a c u l t y u s e c o m p u t e r s /

multimedia/ audiovisual aids to make

lectures interesting. A

variety of teaching

methods combining

the traditional lecture

w i t h l a b o r a t o r y -

based pract icals,

tutorials and seminar

teaching, wherever

r e q u i r e d , a r e

employed. Term wise

teaching plans and

unitized syllabi help the students/

teachers gauge their performance

and progress. Subject related

quizzes, contests, etc. are arranged to

monitor students' reading, and for

creating interest in and awareness of

the subjects. All departments have

their own subject societies for

arranging extra-curricular activities.

Research CellA Research Cell has been established

in the college with a corpus of Rupees

4 8 l a c t o p r o m o t e r e s e a r c h

temperament and culture. Several

major and minor projects sponsored

by the U.G.C. and other funding

agencies have been undertaken by

the faculty.

Research JournalCollege brings out a research journal

in Humanities and Social Sciences

twice a year. The journal called

DIVINER publishes research based

articles/ papers contributed by

research scholars and teachers in

India and abroad. It has been running

successfully since 2004.

Placement CellMany internationally recognized

companies like Genpact, ICICI

Prudential, Career Launchers, Lowe

Lintas, Infosys and IBM have visited

the campus for placements. Lowe

Lintas shortlisted students from the

college.

Companies like Mahindra Satyam,

HCL, RBS and Finvasia visited the

campus. The college is also in the

process of an institutional alliance

program for integrated placementswith TEAMLEASE - one of the largest

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A career guidance and counselling

cell has been established which

enables the students to get all the

relevant information about the career

chosen by them.

InfrastructureOur greatest advantage is that the

college is located in the heart of the

city, easily accessible to commuters

from outside and different sectors of

the 'City Beautiful'. We have buildings

with spacious classrooms, sprawling

lawns, a beautiful seminar complex

w i t h a u d i o v i s u a l a i d s , t w o

auditor iums, a cyber cafe, 25

sophisticated labs, well equipped

Gymnasium and vast playgrounds.

Besides this, we have a coffee house

and a separate canteen on the

campus. A doctor remains on duty in

the college dispensary to attend to the

minor ailments of staff and students.

Healthy Practices

The College attempts to cater to the

special needs of all students in

various ways. It organizes remedial

c l a s s e s a n d m a k e s s p e c i a l

arrangements for advance learners. It

provides an environment which

facilitates learning.

Ragging, drinking and smoking areprohibited on the campus. Similarly,

students are not allowed to go in for

fashion shows that denigrate the

human body or wear dresses which

are exhibitionist. Musical concerts

which encourage vulgarity and

obscenity are not allowed in the

college. Antidrugs, antiviolence and

a n t i - b o o z e p r o g r a m m e s a r e

organized by the active participation

of the Students' Central Association.

The students are only allowed twowheelers on the campus so that they

realize the need of observing some

austerity, and also contribute to the

conservation of natural resources.

Our endeavour is to produce sensitive

and successful humans in tune with

the demands of modern times.

The college strives to ensure zero

tolerance on harassment of any kind,

of girls and women on campus. We

have put in place a responsive

mechanism focusing not only on

careful supervision but also on

e d u c a t i o n a l i n t e r v e n t i o n s ,

counselling and quick redressal.

Accordingly, we have constituted a

Women's Cell.

A Grievance Redressal Committee

takes up all isssues including those of

complaints of alleged discrimination

of students, from the Scheduled

Castes, Scheduled Tribes, OBC's,

Minority or disabled categories.

With the introduction of new courses/programmes in the college, and

added emphasis on research, the

college hopes to further improve the

quality of education. We recognize

the students' need to grow in life and

support them in every way.

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Central Library

Lal Chand Research Library

Computer Centre

Departmental Libraries

25 Laboratories

Chemistry 05

Physics 03

Botany 02

Zoology 03

Geography 02Psychology 02

Computers 05

Biotechnology 02

Bioinformatics 01

2 Museums

Botany 01

Zoology 01

Grievances Redressal

Committee

Women's Cell

Centralised 11 KVA Electricity

Distribution System for 24 hours

supply

Centralised EPABX System

Tubewell and Water Distribution/

Pumping Facility

Mineral Water Dispensers / RO

Purifiers All Over the Campus

Security System for 24 Hours

Monitoring / Controlling the whole

Campus / Hostels

CCTV Cameras at specific

points

Announcement System for each

Building all over the Campus

Hostels for Boys & Girls

Health Centre

Press

Guest House

Nursery

Vehicle Parking Shed

Extension Counter of State

Bank of India A Yajna Shala

Air-conditioned Administrative

Block

Audio- Visual Centre for 150

persons

Air-conditioned Conference

Room for 100 Persons

Air-conditioned Committee

Room for 30 Persons

College Hall for 1200 Persons

Canteen

Milk Bar

Fruit Shop

Coffee House

Dry Cleaning Shop

Books/General MerchandiseShop

Cobbler Shop

Barber Shop

Beauty Parlour

Infrastructure and Learning Resources

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Faculty

English Department1. Prof. R.M.Sharma2. Prof. Anil Kumar Sharma3. Prof. Avanindra Chopra4. Prof. Anil Sarwal5. Prof. Arun Aggarwal

6. Prof. (Ms.) Gagan Gurjit Singh7. Dr. (Ms.) Suneeta Patnayak8. Prof. (Ms.) Neevi A. Kumar9. Prof. (Ms.) Rashmi Kalia10. Dr. (Ms.) Rashmi Gupta11. Prof. (Ms.) Sakoon N. Singh12. Dr. Sumittar S. Walia

Hindi Department1. Dr. (Ms.) Shivani Chopra2. Vacant

Punjabi Department1. Dr. (Ms.) Harinder Kaur2. Dr. Mandeep Kumar

3. Dr. Rajinder Singh

Sanskrit DepartmentVacant

Chemistry Department1. Dr. A.K. Nanda2. Dr. Narinder Verma3. Dr. V.K.Vats4. Dr. B.K. Vermani5. Dr. Bhupinder Kapila6. Dr. Dinesh Talwar7. Dr. Amrit Lal Singla8. Dr. Vinod Sharma9. Dr. Vivek Pathania

10. Dr. (Ms.) Priya Duggal11. Dr. (Ms.) Reshma12. Dr. Shivani Doomra13. Dr. (Ms) Jyotsna Rekhie14. Prof. (Ms) Alka Grover15. Prof. (Ms) Rupinder Kaur16. Dr. (Ms) Sonu

Botany Department1. Dr. Rajesh Sharma2. Dr. (Ms) Ranju Gulati3. Dr. Sonali Guleria

Zoology Department1. Dr. V.K. Garg

2. Prof. Anil Seli3. Dr. (Ms) Kulvir Sra Dhindsa4. Dr. (Ms) Sagandeep Kaur5. Dr. (Ms) Meenu Vats6. Dr. (MS) Manju Dewan7. Dr. (Ms) Suman Kapoor8. Dr. (Ms) Veena Bhalla9. Dr. (Ms) Meenu Midha

Physics Department1. Dr. K.C.Jain2. Dr. A.K. Kansal3. Dr. R.P. Singh4. Dr. S.K. Rattan5. Prof. A.K. Taneja6. Prof (Ms) Rakesh Rani

7. Prof(Ms) Iqbalpreet Kaur8. Dr. Rohan Kaushal9. Dr. Shaminder Singh

Mathematics1. Prof. A.S. Dogra

2. Prof. S. P. Puri3. Prof. (Ms.) Rita Jain4. Prof. (Ms.) Mona Narang5. Prof. (Ms.) Neena Sharma6. Dr. (Ms.) Sushma Saini7. Prof. D.P.Semwal8. Prof. Neeraj Chamoli9. Prof. (Ms) Shivani Anand Bedi10. Prof. (Ms) Manisha Modi11. Prof. (Ms) Shikha Sharma12. Dr. (Ms) Aarti Khurana

Economics Department1. Dr. Vinod Kumar2. Prof (Ms) Simran Jaidka

3. Prof. (Ms.) Kavita Anand4. Dr. Himanshu5. Dr. Manjit Sharma

Geography Department1. Prof. (Ms.) C.K. Sandhu2. Prof. M.S. Sekhon3. Vacant

History Department1. Prof. Jyotirmaya Khatri2. Prof. (Ms.) Poonam Sharma3. Prof. (Ms.) Anu Jain4. Dr. (Ms.) Suman Bharti5. Prof. Kapil Gandhar

6. Dr. (Ms.) Manpreet Kaur

Physical Education1. Prof. Satish Gandhi2. Prof. Ravinder Chaudhry3. Prof. Maharaj Baksh Singh4. Dr. Amanendra Mann5. Prof. Gurjeet Singh Gill

Sociology Department1. Dr.Jagdish C. Mehta2. Prof. (Ms.) Amandeep Kaur3. Dr. (Ms.) Amrinder Bhullar4. Dr. (Ms.) Sunita Pandey

Commerce Department1. Dr. (Ms.) Sarika Mahendru2. Dr. (Ms.) Praneet Rangi3. Dr. (Ms.) Ruchi Anand4. Prof. Manish Wayyar5. Prof. (Ms.) Shruti Marriya6. Prof. (Ms.) Neeti Gupta7. Dr. (Ms.) Purnima Sehgal8. Prof. (Ms.)Joy Dhingra9. Prof. (Ms.)Anu Patney10. Prof. (Ms.) Divya Sharma11. Prof. (Ms.) Rosy Ahulwalia12. Prof (Ms) Mona Sharma13. Dr.(Ms.) Vibha Sinha14. Dr. (Ms) Monika Chopra

Public Administration1. Dr. Ravinder Dogra2. Prof. (Ms.) Aarti Sharma3. Dr. (Ms.) Kiran Hooda4. Prof. Amitabh Dwivedi5. Prof. (Ms.) Umang Bishnoi

6. Dr. (Ms) Sumita Bakshi

Computer Science1. Prof. (Ms.) Meenakshi Bhardwaj2. Dr. (Ms.) Suman Dhull3. Prof. Puneet Chadha

Psychology Department1. Dr. (Ms.) Aradhana Sharma2. Dr. (Ms.) Pratibha S. Dhundia3. Dr (Ms.) Shruti Shourie4. Dr. (Ms.) Rohini Thapar5. Dr. (Ms.) Komila Parthi6. Prof. (Ms) Harpriya Singh

Political Science Department1. Dr. Ghanshyam Dev2. Dr. (Ms.) Sutapa Saryal3. Dr. (Ms.) Kanwalpreet

Biotechnology DepartmentI . Dr. (Ms.) Kakoli Biswas2. Dr. (Ms.) Raman Soni3. Dr. (Ms) Anjali Sharma4. Dr. (Ms) Aarti Arya

Bioinformatics Department1. Dr. (Ms.) Nandita Bachhawat2. Prof. (Ms.) Sangeeta Sharma3. Dr. (Ms.) Rupinderjit Kaur

Library1. Ms. Deepti Madaan3. Sh. Shelinder Sharma4. Ms. Pooja Saraf5. Sh. Subhash Chander6. Sh. Harpreet Singh7. Sh. Phool Chand8. Sh. Girdhari Lal

Administrative Staff1. Sh. Rakesh Sharma2. Sh. Inderpal Bajaj3. Sh. Shashi Kant Bhardwaj4. Sh. Ajmer Singh

5. Sh. Roop Narayan6. Sh. S.L. Bali7. Sh. Raj Kumar Sahi8. Sh. Satish Kumar Gupta9. Sh. Suresh Kumar10. Sh. Anoop Kumar Sharma11. Sh. Hemant Kumar Dhiman12. Sh. Mohinder Kumar13. Ms. Chanchla Devi14. Ms. Pooja15. Sh. Ashish Dogra16. Ms. Geeta Sapra

Medical Officer1. Dr. (Ms.) Ranjeet Kaur

Dr. B.C. Josan Principal

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Deans and Teachers -in-charge, Societies

Staff SecretaryProf. Anil Sharma

BursarProf. A.S. Dogra

Members Governing Body

Dr. Ravinder DograDr. Ghanshyam Dev

Dean Faculty of ArtsProf. Ram Mohan Sharma

Dean Faculty of ScienceDr A.K. Nanda

Dean, Faculty of Commerce &ManagementDr. (Ms.) Sarika Mahendru

Dean AdmissionProf. Arun Aggarwal

RegistrarDr. V.K. Garg

Controller (Exams)Dr. S.K. Rattan

Dy. Controllers (Exams)Dr. A.L. SinglaProf. A.K. Taneja

Dean Cultural ActivitiesDr. B. Kapila

Dean Students WelfareProf. S.K. Gandhi

Dean, Foreign StudentsProf. (Ms.) Rita Jain

NCC Wings

Dr. R.P. Singh (Army)Dr. Himanshu (Naval)Dr. Mandeep Kumar (Air Force)

Music ClubDr. (Ms.) Harinder Kaur

Drama ClubProf. Ravinder Chaudhary

NSSProf. D.P. SemwalDr. (Ms.) Komila Parthi

Prof. Rajinder Singh

Scholarship In ChargeProf. Neena Sharma

Punjabi Sahit SabhaDr. Harinder Kaur

Physics AssociationDr. K.C. Jain

Hindi Sanskrit Sahitya ParishadDr. (Ms.) Shivani Chopra

Political Thinkers ForumDr. Ghanshyam Dev

The Geographical SocietyProf. M.S. Sekhon

Arya Yuvak ParishadProf. Anil Seli

History AssociationProf. J. Khatri

Planning ForumDr. Vinod KumarDr. Manjit Sharma

Editor DivinerDr. Kiran Hooda

The Chemical SocietyDr. A.K. Nanda

Bose Biological AssociationDr. Rajesh Sharma

The Sociological Association

Dr. Jagdish C. Mehta

Quiz ClubDr. Manpreet KaurProf. Rosy Ahluwalia

Biotechnology Activity Club (BAC)Dr. (Ms.) Raman Soni

Eco ClubProf. (Ms.) Alka Grover

Convenor, Women CellDr. C.K. Sandhu

Dean Programming

Prof. A.S. Dogra

The Psychology AssociationDr (Ms.) Aradhana Sharma

Public Administration AssociationProf. (Ms.) Aarti Sharma

P.R.ODr. Vibha Sinha

Placement OfficerDr. V.K. Vats

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Academic Programmes & Number of Seats

Sr. Courses Number

No. of Seats

1 BA (General) 950

2 B.Com 210

3 B.C.A. 120

4 B.B.A. 120

5 B.Sc (Medical, Non-Medical, 500Computer Science,

Biotechnology)

6 B.Sc (Hons) Bioinformatics 25

7. B.Sc. (Hons) Biotechnology 25

Bachelor's Degree Programmes

Sr. Courses Number

No. of Seats

Commerce

1 M.Com 40

2. M.B.E 40

Humanities

1. M.A. (English) 60

2. M.A. (Psychology) 40

3. M.A. (Public Administration) 60

4. M.A. (Sociology) 60

Science and Technology

1. M.Sc. (IT) 60

2. M.Sc Bioinformatics 15

3. M.Sc. Biotechnology 40

4. M.Sc. Chemistry 405. M.Sc. Maths 60

6. M.Sc. Zoology 40

7. M.Sc. Physics 40

Sr. Courses Number

No. of Seats

1 Postgraduate Diploma in 60

Computer Application2. Postgraduate Diploma in 60

Marketing Management

3. Postgraduate Diploma in 60

Mass Communication

Postgraduate DegreeProgrammes

P.G. Diploma Programmes(Evening)

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Students are admitted to the college onthe basis of merit and an interviewconducted by the Admission Committee.Candidates must present themselvesfor the interview at the time ofadmission. Candidates who do not

appear for the interview will not beconsidered for admission. The candidatesmust produce all the relevant certificatesin original for the verification at the time ofinterview failing which they will not beconsidered for admission. The collegereserves the right to refuse admissionto any student without assigning anyreason.The students seeking admission on thebasis of having passed their lowerexamination from Board/University otherthan Panjab University are advised tosubmit their original Migration certificateand marks sheet at the time of admission.

Marks would be verified from the ResultGazette.For admission, fraction of marks less thanthe requisite percentage would not berounded off to the advantage of thecandidate i.e. 32.9%, 39.9% and 49.9%shall not be rounded off to 33%, 40%, 50%etc. The college is not responsible if theuniversity does not approve of theadmission of a candidate who has madesome wrong or incomplete statements,hidden some necessary facts, or attachedfalse or incomplete documents. Alladmissions made are subject toapproval of the Panjab University,Chandigarh and according to eligibility

criteria laid down by it.

How to Apply

Appli cations on the prescribed formappended to the Prospectus should besubmitted to the college office as peradmission schedule. The form should be

complete in al l respects, with al lsupporting documents at the time ofsubmiss ion/ in terv iew. SeparateApplication Forms need to be filled forapplying to more than one programme/course/stream.

Admission ScheduleAdmission DatesI) Normal Admission

11-07-13 to 20-07-13(Thursday) (Saturday)

ii) Late Admission to be allowed by thePrincipal of the college with a LateFee of Rs. 500/- per student.

22-07-13 to 02-08-13(Monday) (Friday)

iii) Late admission in the college to beallowed by the Vice - Chancellor witha late fee of Rs. 1,800/- per student03-08-13 to 21-08-13(Saturday) (Wednesday)

ImportantCompleted Appl icat ion Forms for

Admission to First Year of1. B.B.A2. B.C.A.3. B.Sc. Hons. (Bioinformatics)4. B.Sc. Hons. (Biotechnology)

5. B.Sc. (Medical , Non-Medical ,

Computer Science, Biotechnology,Bioinformatics)

6. B.A.7. All PG Degree Programmes are to be

submitted to the college office by 4th

July, 2013 (Thursday)For ongoing classes students are

requested to present themselves for

i n te rv i ew to the i r respect i ve

admission committees with completed

application forms as per schedule

Note:

Before submitting the Application Form,

please note down the serial no. of the

form.

Mere submission of Application Form

does not ensure Admission.

Merit lists for Admission to the above

classes will be displayed on thecollege Notice Board on 9th July,

2013 at 11:00 am and counselling will

begin from 11th July, 2013 at 8:30 am

as per the following schedule.

Note:

The Student should deposit their fees

on the day of admission otherwise it

will be treated as cancelled.

A Wrong statement of facts or willful

concealing of information may lead to

cancellation of the admission of the

student.

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Admission Schedule

Documents to be submittedwith the Application FormThe following documents should beattached to the application form foradmission.1. Self attested copies of Board or

University Certificates showing thedate of birth and details of previous

examinations passed and detailedmarks certificates. (Original DetailedMarks Certificates issued by theUniversity or the Board should beproduced at the time of interview)

2. Self attested copy of the certificate ofgood conduct from Head of theInstitution last attended.

3. Three copies of recent passport sizephotograph. (One pasted, twostapled).

4. An affidavit in duplicate from eachcandidate having gap year seekingadmission to the College/Departmentto the effect that he/she was notdisqualified by any Board/Body/Council/University and he/she wasnot already registered with the PanjabUniversity (wherever applicable), Incase the candidate was disqualified,the period of disqualification and theactivities in which the candidate wasi n v o l v e d d u r i n g t h e p e r i o ddisqualification, should be indicatedby the candidate in the said affidavit.

5. A student will have to submit apersonal affidavit about the marks tothe college in case the result gazetteis not available with the college.

6. Original Migration Certificate/NoObjection Certificate in case of

candidates seeking admission to thecollege from Universities/ Boards/Councils/ Bodies other than PanjabUniversity. Migration Certificateshould be submitted before 20thSeptember, 2013 because it mustreach the University office by 30thSeptember, 2013.

7. Certificates relevant to claim anyreserved category status.

8. Certificates in support of claim forweightage / weightages.

9. Eligibil ity Certif icate, whereverapplicable (compulsory for foreignstudents) from Deputy Registrar

(General) Panjab University.

10. In addition to above Foreign Studentshave to produce the fol lowingdocuments at the time of counseling/admission: i. Original Passport withlong term visa. ii. A certificate ofregistration from the localpolice. iii.AIDS clearance certificate

11. No foreign student will be admittedwithout the approval of the Dean

Foreign Students.12. An attested photocopy of residence

proof/Aadhar Card/Voter Card/Passport etc.

ReservationsThe college follows the reservation policyframed by the Panjab University/Chandigarh Administration. Reservationsin seats for admission, whereverapplicable, for the following categories ofstudents exist in the college.1. Scheduled castes/Scheduled Tribes.2. Dependents of Defence/ Para-

Mi l i tary personnel /Kargi l Waraffected, etc.

3. Physically / Visually Handicappedpersons.

4. Children and Grand Children ofFreedom Fighters.

5. Sportsmen/women.6. Dependants of Victims of Terrorist

Violence in Punjab and Chandigarh,1984 riots.

7. Widows/Divorced women

Additional Seat for only (Single)Girl Child and Cancer/AidsPatientTwo additional seats for the only sibling girlchild (single) for admission in each course

have been allowed provided she isotherwise eligible from all angles.A copy of an affidavit on a stamp paperworth Rs. 20/- duly attested herby 1stclass Magistrate is to be submitted by theparents of the girl child at the time ofadmission.

An additional seat each for cancer andAIDS patient is available in all the coursesto an eligible candidate.

ImportantThe following is the criteria of reservationof seats, wherever applicable.For U.T. Pool Candidates: 85%For General Pool Candidates: 15%

U.T. Pool85% of the total seats will be filled up from

amongst the students who have passedtheir qualifying examination from schools/colleges recognised by Chandigarh

Administration and situated in UnionTerritory, Chandigarh, as regular studentsof the said school/ college subject to thecondition that such students must havestudied for two years at Chandigarh andhave passed one lower qualifying

examinat ion f rom these schools,Colleges. These seats will be termed'U.T. Pool.'

General PoolThe remaining seats,15% will be filledfrom amongst the students who passedtheir qualifying examination from theinstitutions other than those located in theUnion Territory Chandigarh. These seatswill be termed 'General Pool.'C e r t i f i c a t e s f r o m a p p r o p r i a t eauthorities should be submitted alongwith the application form to claimbenefit of reservations.

WeightagesThe holders of NCC A, B and C Certificateshall be given the weightage in marks foradmission as follows: A-I %, B-2% andC-3%. A maximum weightage in marks of4% for distinction in any or all the co-curricular activities achieved in any of the3 years preceding the year of admission ispermissible.For NSS and other weightages in AdultEducation and Functional literacy onproduction of desired certificates as perPU. Chandigarh rules.These weightages shall not be used fordetermining eligibility for admission asprescribed by the University under its

regulations.

Late Admissions(Only if seats are available)

A student whose resul t of 1 0+2e x a m i n a t i o n i n F e b r u a r y / M a r c hconducted by a School Board is publishedlate, but not later than 10th August of theyear of admission, may be admittedwithout late fee within 15 working days ofthe declaration of the result and his/ herattendance shall be counted from the dateof admission. This would be applicable tostudents of Open School Board also. Afterexpiry of this period, the late admissionapproval from the Vice-Chancellor is

required.

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Note:Panjab Universiy with conductonline centralized admission toB.Com-1st Year fo r theacademic session 2013-14 incity Colleges of Chandigarh.

P l e a s e c o n t a c t P a n j a bUniversity or i ts website(www.bcomadmission.puchd.ac . i n ) f o r adm iss i on t oB.Com1st Year. Timings for admission/counselling 8:30 am to 1:30 pm

CLASS DATESBBA-I, BCA-I 11-07-13 & 12-07-13BA-I (60% and above) 11-07-13 & 12-07-13B.Sc-I 11-07-13 & 12-07-13M.Sc-I (All subjects) 11-07-13 & 12-07-13MA-I (All subjects) 11-07-13 & 12-07-13

M.Com-I, MBE-I 11-07-13 & 12-07-13BA-I (55% & above) 13-07-13 to 15-07-13BBA-II, BCA-II 13-07-13 to 15-07-13B.Sc-II 13-07-13 to 15-07-13

CLASS DATESM.Sc -II (all subjects) 11-07-13 to 13-07-13MA -II (all subjects) 11-07-13 to 13-07-13M.Com-II, MBE-II 11-07-13 to 15-07-13B.Com-II 13-07-13 & 15-07-13BA-I I 12-07-13 to 15-07-13

BBA-III , BCA-III 13-07-13 to 15-07-13B.Com-II I 12-07-13 to 15-07-13B.Sc-II I 12-07-13 to 15-07-13BA-I II 12-07-13 to 15-07-13


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Instructions for Filling Admission Form(s)

Admission after re-evaluation

IMPORTANT NOTE

'The rules incorporated in this Prospectus are subject to the over-riding

effect of the relevant Regulations and Rules contained in the P.U.Calendars as also the resolutions adopted by the Syndicate. In case of anyinconsistency between what is said in Prospectus and that in theRegulations & Rules etc., the latter shall prevail.

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All admissions to the various courses in the

college will be governed by the Rules and Regulations for

admission as approved by the relevant bodies of the university.

In the case of Panjab University students

who have already appeared in any of its

examinations and the result is declared

late for one reason or the other, the

admission cannot be said to be a case of

fresh admission. They are already midwayof the course/ class. In their cases,

admissions to the next class/ course are

allowed within 10 days, from the date of

communication of the result, without

charging any late fee.

Admission is strictly onmerit.

Admission after re-evaluation

Admission of students whose results are

revised as a consequence of re-evaluation

or otherwise late declaration of result, canbe made only if :

(i) Seats are available;

(ii) Candidate is higher in merit than thecandidate in waiting list.

(iii) The request is made before the lastdate for late admission with the priora p p r o v a l o f t h e

Vice-Chancellor as already laiddown.

The following Rule in the P.U. Cal. Vol. III,2005 at page 398 will be followed in caseof re-evaluation cases :

If as a result of Re-evaluation, acandidate passes at the examination,he/she shall be eligible to seek admissionto the next higher class within ten workingdays of the communication of re-evaluation result to him/her. His/herattendance shall be counted from the dateof his/her admission. However, nocandidate would be granted admission on

the basis of re-evaluation result after 31stDecember of the academic session. In the

case of admission to a course havingSemester Exam. the date will be October15.

In the case of late declaration of resultsdue to any reason other than re-evaluation

: That in the case of Panjab Universitystudents who had already appeared in anyof its examinations and the result wasdeclared late for one reason or the other,while they were in the midway of thecourse/class, the admission to the nextclass/course be allowed within 10 daysfrom the date of declaration of the result,without any late fee but not later than 31stDecember of the academic session. In thecase of admission to a course havingSemester Exam. the date wi l l beOctober 15. The Vice Chancellor maysanction admission of such candidateswhose results are declared after 31st of

December with subsequent ratification bythe syndicate.

1. The application form must be filledin by the candidate in his or her ownhand in a clear and legible manner.

2. This application form complete in all

respects must be submitted to the

college office as has been indicated in

the Admission Notice as well as in the

Prospectus.

3. The applic ation form must be

completed in all respects. No column

should be lef t unf i l led. I f any

Information sought is not applicable

to the candidate the word NA should

be entered against this column. If a

candidate omits/ conceals relevant

information or gives false information,

his/her admission is liable to be

cancelled.

4. Self attested copies of Board IUniversity Certificates, certificates

claiming special status, etc. must be

attached with the application. In case

the required documents are not

attached, the application is liable to

be rejected as incomplete.

5. The declaration to be made by

candidate and his / her parent /

guardian on page 3 should be signed

and dated before the application is

submitted.

6. All certificates/documents submitted

by the candidate with this form must

be signed by the candidate himself/

herself also.

Note

1. The candidates should understand

that the admission if granted by the

college would be provisional and

subject to confirmation by the

university

2. Incomplete application form or with

wrong or deliberately concealed

information is liable to be straight

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BA General

The B.A. (General) programme is a three

year degree course under the 10+2+3

system of education.

A pe rs on wh o ha s pa ss ed th e +2examination under 10+2+3 system of

education of a recognised University/

Board/Council or any other examination

recognised by the P.U.as equivalent, with

pass in English as one of the subjects shall

be eligible to join the First Year class of

B.A. degree course. However, a person

who has not qualified English as one of the

subjects at the +2 examination, shall be

e l ig ib le to jo in B .A . I Year c lass

provisionally subject to his/her qualifying

the deficient subject of English from the

parent Board/Body/Council/ University in

two consecutive chances subsequent tohis admission, failing which his/her

admission to B.A.I year class and the

resu l t fo r the examinat ion sha l l

automatically stand cancelled.

Admission shall be made on the basis

of merit depending on the number of

seats available.

The programme of study consists of 24

credits (8 credits per year). Each credit

has a value of 100 marks. A subject

studied for the whole year carries two

credits. All the theory papers and

practicals irrespective of their credit valueare studied throughout the academic year.

The details of the subjects to be studied in

B.A. (General) First Year Examination are

as under:

Compulsory Subjects

a) Punjabi / History & Culture of Punjab:

1 Credit

b) English: 1 Credit

c) Three elective subjects of 2 credits

each including languages:

d) Environment Education & RoadSafety : 50 marks

Note

In case of subjects having practicals, the

theory papers and practicals together will

be of 2 credits value. The candidate will

have to pass in theory and practical(s)

separately.

The students who are not domiciled in

Punjab and have not studied Punjabi

up to 10th class; wards of defence

personnel and central government

employees who are transferred on all

India basis; and foreigners shall have

the option to take History and Culture

of Punjab (HCP) in lieu of Punjabi as

compulsory subject in B.A., B.Sc.,

B.Com., B.C.A. and B.B.A., classes.

List of Elective Subjects available in the

College

English Hindi

Punjabi Sanskrit

Economics Political Science

Psychology History

Geography Public Administration

Mathematics Sociology

Physical Edu.

Note

a) A student can opt for only one

language out of English. Hindi and

Punjabi as Elective Subject.

b) Only one subject can be opted for outof Sanskrit, Physical Education,

Psychology and Geography.

c) A student is not allowed any change of

subject(s) in BA II and III. It is

mandatory to study the same subjects

which are chosen in B.A. Part I It is

t he re f o re sugges t ed t ha t t he

combination opted at the time of

admission be considered carefully.

d) Phy. Edu. can be taken only by those

student who have participated in the

Inter School/ national tournaments. A

Student opting for Phy. Edu. is requiredto clear Physical Efficiency Test.

e) Five students offering Sanskrit will be

given special scholarship on the

recommendation of the Head of the

Sanskrit Department.

f) As there are limited seats in some

subjects, students can be asked to

offer other subjects by the Admission

committee if the need arises

g) A student would offer Mathematics only

if he/she has passed in that subject in

the qualifying exam. OR qualifies the

s u b j e c t a s adef icient/addit ional

s u b j e c t f r o m t h e

c o n c e r n e d

Board/Council in the

s u p p l e m e n t a r y

e x a m i n a t i o n

subsequent to the

admission.

h) Change of subject(s)

will be allowed after

admission in 1st year

o n l y i f s e a t s i n

particular subjects(s)

are available, and strictly according to

the University rules. No change of

subject would be allowed after one

month from the commencement of the

session or one month from the date of

joining, whichever is later.

i) College reserves the right to scrap a

particular subject combination if thenumber of students is less than 10 in

that combination.

j) ADMISSION IS STRICTLY ON

MERIT. Failed candidates and those

with less than 55% marks need not

apply for admission to BA-I.

B.A. Part II & III

Every student is required to study the

same subjects in BA-II & III classes as he

or she had studied in BA-I and II

examinations. Change of subjects is not

allowed. The students have the option oftaking up Honours in an elective subject

they had studied in B.A. I when they take

admission to B.A. II.

No 'Failed' candidate shall be

admitted in any of the courses. (The

students whose admission forms

w e r e d u l y s e n t b y t h e

D e p a r t m e n t / C o l l e g e t o t h e

Controller of Examinations for

appearing in the examination, but

did not appear, or dropped thepaper, will also be considered

'failed' students under University

Rules).

A s t u d e n t o f a n y o t h e r

university who is placed in

compartment in 1st year/2nd

year of BA/BSc/BCom/BCA/

BBA course is not allowed to

join 2nd year 3rd year course of

PU.

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1. POL. SC., ECO., HIST

2. POL., SC., HIST, LANG*

3. POL.SC., HIST., GEOG.

4. POL.SC., PUB.AD., LANG*

5. POL.SC., PUB. AD., ECO.

6. ECO., HIST., PUB.AD.

7. ECO. , HIST., GEOG.

8. ECO., MATHS, PUB.AD.

9. ECO.,PUB.AD., LANG*

10. ECO., PUB. AD., GEOG.

11. ECO., PSYCHO.,

ENG./HIN./PBI

12. PUB.AD., HIST., LANG*

13. HIST., PHY.ED., HIN./PBI./ENG.

14. PHY. ED., POL.SC., PUB.AD.

15. PHY. ED., PUB.AD., ECO.

16. PSYCHO., SOCIO.,

HIN./PBI/IENG.

17. PSYCHO., SOCIO., POL.SC.

18. PSYCHO., POL.SC., ECO.

19. PSYCHO., SOCIO., PUB.AD.

20. POL.SC., HIST., SOCIO.

21. ECO., POL.SC., SOCIO.

22. PHY. ED., POL.SC., SOCIO.

23. PHY. ED . SOCIO., PUB.AD.

24. GEOG., SOCIO., POL.SC.

25. GEOG., HIST., HINDI/PBI./ENG.

26. PUB.AD., HIST., SOC.

27. POL.SC., PUB.AD., HIST

28. GEOG., SOC, PUB.AD

29*. MATHS, ECO, SOCIO

30*. MATHS, ECO, POL.SC

31*. MATHS, GEO., ECO.

32*. MATHS, PSYCHO., ECO.


Combination of Elective Subjects for B.A. I, II, III

(*Combination no. 29 and 30 for BA I & II only)

(*Combination no. 31 and 32 for BA I only)(*Lang : Eng./Hin./Pbi./Skt.)

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B.A. Honours

The college offers Honours in the followingsubjects: English, Hindi. Economics,Political Science, Sociology, Public

Administration, Geography, History andPsychology.

The BA Honours Course carries 28 credits(each credit carrying the equivalence of100 marks). Apart from the structure of theprogramme of study prescribed for the BA(General) degree course, credit value ofthe subjects/papers and hours of teachingallocated to them, the honours courseincludes 4 papers of I credit each of anadvanced nature in one of the electivesubjects the student shall study in all thethree years of the degree course.

A student may offer Honours in SecondYear in anyone of the elective subjects

mentioned above. to be studied by him/herin all the three years of the Degree course.

Provided that he/she has obtained at least50% marks in the subject of honours in theFirst Year of the BA. (General) Course.

B.Com-1

The B. Com. (General and Honours) is athree years degree course under the10+2+3 system of education. Admission tothe First Year of B.Com. (General) Degreecourse shall be open to a person who haspassed one of the following examinationsc o n d u c t e d b y a r e c o g n i s e dBoard/Council/University.

a) 10+2 examinations or B. Com. Part I(Old Scheme) of Panjab Universitywith three of the following subjectssecuring at least 50% marks inaggregate.

1. Commerce (or theory of commerce,or foundation course in Commerce)

2. Accountancy (or Book Keeping &Accountancy)

3. Economics

4. Mathematics (or Statistics)

5. Business Organisation (or BusinessManagement or Theory and Practiceof Management)

6. Insurance (or General Insurance orLife Insurance)

7. Banking & Trade

8. Commercial Geography

9. Office Management and SecretarialPractice (or Office Organisation andManagement)

10. Mercantile Law (or Company Law)

11. Auditing

12. Typewrit ing and Stenography/Computers (for Typewriting)

b) 10+2 examination or BA I (Old Scheme)of the Panjab University with at leasttwo of the subjects mentioned in (a)securing at least 45% marks inaggregate.

c) 10+2 examinat ion or B .A . I /

B.Sc I/ Pre-Engineering/ Pre-Medical

examination of the Panjab Universityunder the (Old Scheme) not coveredin (b) securing at least 50% marks.

d) Any other examination recognised bythe university as equivalent to (a), (b)or (c) as given above with requisitepercentage of marks given undereach clause.

Provided that a candidate seekingadmission to the first year of B. Comshould have passed in the subject ofEnglish at the +2 examination and in caseswhere passing in English is not necessaryaccording to the regulations of certainBoards/ Bodies/ Councils/ Universities inIndia, the admission of the candidate shallbe provisional and will be confirmed onlyafter he/she has cleared the subject ofEnglish as a deficient subject from the

parentBoard/ Body/ Council/ University in twoconsecutive chances subsequent to his/her admission.

B.Com-II & III

A person who has passed B.Com I/IIexamination of Panjab University Or anequivalent examination is eligible to join2nd/ 3rd year class of B.Com. (General OrHonours) as the case may be.

B.Com (Hons.)

A student who has secured at least 50%marks in B.Com I shall be eligible to offerHonours in B.Com II. The Honours

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out of which paper I shall be taken alongwith the lInd year exam and paper II withthe final year exam.

The college offers two options

i) Business Finance & Accounting

ii) E. Commerce

BCA-I (Bachelor of ComputerApplication)

Admission to Bachelor of ComputerApplication (BCA) -1 st Year

A person who has passed the followingexaminations shall be eligible to join thefirst year class of BCA Course:

a) (i) 10+2 exam inat ion in anydiscipline with at least 50%marks

(ii) Having passed Matriculationexamination with Mathematicsas one of the subjects.

b) Any other examination recognised bythe Syndicate as equivalent to (a)above.

Note:5% Weightage will be given for each ofthe subjects of Mathematics &Computer Science/ Informat ionTechnology to the candidate whostudied at 10+2 level at the time ofadmission in B.C.A. 1st.

B B A - I ( B a c h e l o r o f B u s i n e s sAdministration)

Eligibility

The admission to the 1 st Year of thecourse shall be open to a person who haspassed:

1. 10+2 examination from a recognized

Board / University with at least 50%marks.

2. Any other examination with 50%marks recognised as equivalent to 1above.

Note:

5% Weightage will be given to thestudents who have passed qualifyingexamination with atleast 3 commercesubject e.g. Accounting, Economics,Business Management, Banking &Trade, Commercial Geography, OfficeManagement, Auditing, ComputerApplicaitons, Information Technology.

B.Sc.-I (General)

A person who has passed with at least 40per cent marks in the aggregate the +2examination under 10+2+3 system ofe d u c a t i o n o f a r e c o g n i s e dUniversity/Board/Council or any otherexamination recognised by the P.U.asequivalent, with pass in English as one ofthe subjects shall be eligible to join theFirst Year class of B.Sc.I degree course.However, a person who has not qualifiedEnglish as one of the subjects at the +2examination, shall be eligible to join B.Sc.Ist Year class provisionally subject tohis/her qualifying the deficient subject ofEnglish from the parent Board/Body/Council/University in two consecutive

chances subsequent to his admission,failing which his/her admission to B.Sc.I

year class and the result for theexamination shall automatically standcancelled.

Provided that a student would offer anyscience subject, including Mathematics,only if he/she has passed that subject inthe qualifying exam OR qualifies thesubject as a deficient/ additional subjectfrom the concerned Board/ Council in thesupplementary examination, subsequentto the admission.

The B.Sc. (General) programme of studyconsists of 20 credits (Ist year 7 creditsand 2nd year 7 credits and 3rd year 6credits), each credit having a value of 100marks. All the theory papers and practicalsirrespective of their credits value arestudied throughout the academic year.

The details of the subjects to be studied inB.Sc (General) First Year Examination areas under:

Compulsory Subjects

Punjabi / History & Culture of Punjab: ICredit

+ Three elective subjects of 2 credits each:6 Credit

Total: 7 Credits

Environment Education: 50 marks

Note: (In subjects having practicals thetheory papers and practicals together willbe of 2 credits value. The candidate willhave to pass in theory and practical/sseparately.

In addition, every student of B.Sc/(Med. and Non. Med.) will studyEnvironment Education.

A student can opt for any of the followingcombinations of three elective Subjects.

1. B.Sc. (Medical) Botany, Zoology andChemistry

2*. B.Sc. with Biotechnology, Botany andChemistry

3*. B.Sc. with Biotechnology, Zoologyand Chemistry.

* Students opting for combination No. 2& 3 in B.Sc-I (General) are required tomention B.Sc. Elective (Biotech.) as thecourse on top of 1st page of theadmission form.

4. B.Sc. with Bioinformatics, Zoologyand Chemistry.

5. B.Sc. with Bioinformatics, Botany andChemistry.

6. B.Sc. (Non-Medical) Physics, Mathsand Chemistry

7. B.Sc. (Computer Science) Physics,

Maths and Computer Science.Note:

Prerequisite subjects at +2 level:

i) Combinations 1 to 5 can be opted bystudents if they have studied Physics,Chemistry and Biology at +2 level.

ii) Combinations 6 & 7 can be opted bystudents who have studied Physics,Chemistry and Maths at +2 level.

B.Sc.-II & II I

Compulsory Subjects

English: 1 Credit

+3 Elective Subjects of 2 Credits each

every student is required to study thesame subject combination of 3 electivesubjects as he/she had studied in B.Sc.I.

B.Sc. Hons (Bioinformatics) &B.Sc. Hons (Biotechnology)

Duration

The duration of the courses for thedegrees of B.Sc. in Bioinformatics andB.Sc. in Biotechnology shall be threeyears and the examination shall be held inthree parts viz. Part-I at the end of thecourse of the first year, Part-II at the end ofthe course of the second year and Part-III(Final at the end of the course of the thirdyear.

Eligibility

A candidate must have passed SeniorS e c o n d a r y P a r t - I I ( 1 2 t h C l a s s )examination with a minimum of 50%marks in medical or non-medical sciencegroup from CBSE or any other boardrecognized by the Pan jab University.

OR

Any other examination recognized asequivalent to above by the PanjabUniversity.


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CommerceM.B.E. (Semester System)This is a two year course divided into foursemesters. The admission to this coursewill be on the basis of the entrance test (O-CET) conducted by the Panjab University.Only rank holders in this test will beconsidered for admission.

M.Com (Semester System)The duration of the course shall be twoacademic years. Each year shall bedivided into two semesters.There are four semesters in M.Com. EachSemester lasting six months consists offive papers. Each paper is of 100 marks(Written Test - 80 marks and Internal

Assessment - 20 marks). In addition to

this, Summer Training Report is to besubmitted by the students after 2ndSemester. There is comprehensive VivaVoce based on all the four semesters atthe end of the 4th Semester.

Admission to M.Com is based on merit.The admission will be made strictlyaccording to Panjab University rules.

EligibilityThe minimum qualification for admissionto the first semester of the course shall be:a) A Bachelor's degree in Commerce

with not less than 45%marks in theaggregate.

ORb) B.Com. (Hons.) Degree with not less

than 45% marks in the aggregateOR

c) A g radua t e w i t h Honours i nEconomics OR, Mathematics ORStatistics OR Commerce with not lessthan 45% marks in the aggregate.

ORd) A graduate with 50% marks in

aggregate having offered eitherEconomics, Mathematics, StatisticsOR Commerce as a subject in theexamination Provided that in case ofcandidates having Bachelor's degreeof the University through ModernIndian Languages (Hindi/I Urdu/IPunjabi (Gurmukhi Script) and/ or in aClassical Language (Sanskrit /Persian / Arabic) or a degree of anyother University obtained in the samemanner recognised by the Syndicate50% marks in the aggregate shall becalculated by taking into account fullpercentage of marks in all the papersin Language excluding the additional

optional paper, English and theelective subject taken together.

ORe) An associate of the (i) Institute of

Chartered Accountants of India orEngland or (ii) Institute of Cost andWorks Accounts of India or England.

OR

f) A pass in the final examinationconducted by the inst i tute of Company Secretaries of India ORany other qualification recognized bythe Syndicate for this purpose.

Provided that a candidate who seeksadmission on the basis of qualificationsmentioned in (c) (d) and (f) above shall berequired to qualify within one year from thedate of admission (either with Semester Iexaminat ion or w i th semester I Iexamination) in a special examination intwo papers on (i) Commercial and

Taxation Laws, and (ii) Accounting andAuditing in accordance with the Syllabusas may be prescribed, by the Senate.Further that the maximum marks shall be100 in each paper and the pass marksshall be 35% as in B.Com. examination.There shall be no internal assessment inthese papers and marks in these paperswill not be counted for the semesterexamination.

Postgraduate Degree Programmes

RAGGING IS COGNIZABLE OFFENCEAND IS BANNED IN ANY FORM

INSIDE OR OUTSIDE THE COLLEGE CAMPUS

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Postgraduate Degree Programmes

MASTER OF ARTS EXAMINATION

(SEMESTER SYSTEM) IN ENGLISH,

PSYCHOLOGY, PUBLIC

ADMINISTRATION & SOCIOLOGY

The duration of the course of instruction

for the Master of Arts examination shall be

two years and the examination shall beheld in four semesters. First and Third

semesters shall be from July to December

and Second and Fourth semesters shall

be from January to May, respectively, or as

decided by the Vice-Chancellor. The

examination shall be conducted at the end

of each semester only in those courses

which have been offered in that semester.

To qualify for the award of an M.A./M.Sc.

degree in each subject taught under the

Semester System, a candidate shall be

required to complete successfully course

work of 64 credits. The normal work load of

a student during a semester will be of 16

credits. To qualify for the grant of credits

for a particular course, a candidate must

get at least the pass marks. If he fails in the

course, he will not get credit for it. If at the

end of the second semester the

successfully completed courses remain

less than 16 credits, he will not be allowed

to join the third semester. At the end of the

third semester he must have successfully

completed 24 credits to enable him to join

fourth semester.

A person who has passed one of the

following examinations from the PanjabUniversity or an examination recognised

by the Syndicate as equivalent thereto,

shall be eligible to join the M.A. degree

course, :

(I) A Bachelor's degree obtaining at least

45 per cent marks in the subject of

Postgraduate course or 50 per cent

marks in the aggregate.

(ii) B.A. with Honours in the subject of the

Postgraduate course or B.Sc. Hons.

School course.

(iii) Master's degree examination in any

other subject. Provided that-

(i) For the Public Administration course,a person who has passed one of the

following examinations shall also be

eligible :- B.A. (Pass) with 45 per cent

marks in Pol i t ical Science or

E c o n o m i c s o r S o c i o l o g y o r

Psychology or History.

(ii) For the Psychology course, a person

who has passed the B.A. (2 year

Course) examination with Philosophy

as one of his subjects, obtaining 45

per cent marks in both the papers of

Philosophy or inthe Psychology

paper alone or a person who has

passed B . A . (3 yea rCourse )

examination obtaining 45 per cent

marks in the subject of Philosophy,

shall also be eligible.

Explanatory note : 67 marks out of 150

shall be accepted as 45 per cent

marks in the subject of Postgraduate

course.

A candidate shall be deemed to havepassed the examination if he obtains 35%

marks in each paper. Each candidate shall

be required to obtain pass marks in each

course of theory and practical separately

for each semester.

The fol lowing are not el igible for

admission to M.A. courses:

(a) If a student fails to pass M.A.

Part/Semester-I or fails to appear in the

examination even though he/she had

requisite attendance, he/she is not

allowed to seek re-admission for M.A.

Part/Semester-I in the same subject.

(b) If a student fails to meet the

prescribed attendance requirement,

and is, therefore, debarred from

sitting in the examination, or does not

on h is /her own vo l i t i on seek

permission to sit in the examination

he/she should be deemed to have

failed in the examination. Such a

student is not allowed to seek re-

admission in the same Department;

(c) If a student fails to earn promotion to

the M.A. Part-II or the next semester

of M.A. for any of the reasons

specified in Paras (a) and (b) above

for two successive years in the same

or two different Departments, he/sheis debarred from seeking admission

in any Departments .

(d) In order to ensure the implementation

of the above conditions, the columns

given in the Admission Form, seeking

information from the applicant on the

course(s) attended by him/her in the

preceding three years must be filled

by him/her.

If he/she leaves these columns blank, the

admission form will be rendered invalid

and if he/she makes mis-statement or

conceals relevant facts, his/her admissionwill be cancelled even if made.

Master of Science (Semester System)

The College offers the Master of Science

programme in the following subjects:

B io in format ics* , B io techno logy* ,

Chemist ry* , Zoo logy* , Phys ics* ,

Mathematics.

*Admission to these courses will be on the

basis of entrance test (O-CET) Conducted

by the Panjab University. Only the rank

holders in these entrance test will be

considered for admission. 50% weightage

will be given to the score in entrance test &

50 % to the score in the qualifying

examination.

Master of Information Technology

(Semester System)

*Admission to this course will be on the

basis of merit.Eligibility

A person who has passed one of the

following examinations shall be eligible to

join Part I (First Year)/1 Semester class of

the M. Sc. Course:

I) Bachelor of Computer Applications

(BCA) degree under 10+2+3 system

of examination of Panjab University.

ii) B. Tech/ B.E. in Computer Science

O R a n y o t h e r e x a m i n a t i o n

recognised by the Panjab University

a s e q u i v a l e n t t o t h e a b o v e

examination.

Preference would be given to studentswho have passed M.Sc. I (IT) from this

college for admission to M.Sc.II (IT).

Bioinformatics

Eligibility

Bachelor's degree in Science (General or

H o n o u r s ) w i t h B i o i n f o r m a ti c s ,

Biotechnology, Biochemistry, Biology,

Botany, Chemistry, Electronics Genetics,

Life Science, Mathematics, Mathematics

& computing, Microbiology, Physics,

Statistics and Zoology, Agriculture,

Computer Sc ience, Eng ineer ing,

Medicine, Pharmacy, Technology and

Veterinary Science with at least 50%marks (45% for candidates belonging to

SC/ST/BC category).

Chemistry

Eligibility

a) B.Sc. Honours School examination of

the Panjab University in Chemistry.

b) B.Sc. examination of the Panjab

University securing at least 50%

marks in the subject of Chemistry and

50% marks wi th Chemist ry &

Mathematics along with anyone of

the following subjects:

Biochemistry, Botany, Geology,Physics, Statistics, and Zoology.

Provided that a student who had not

taken up Mathematics as one of the

subjects in B.Sc examination may be

admitted to M.Sc. (2 Year Course) in

Chemistry on the condition that he

passes an additional paper in

Mathematics in the first semester

examination securing at least 40%

marks.

c) Awarded B.Sc. Pass degree under

the old B.Sc. Honours School

regulations by the Syndicate on the

recommendation of the Board of

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Postgraduate Diploma (Evening Classes)The College offers the followingPostgraduate Diplomas in theevening:

1. P os t g ra dua t e D ip lom a in

Computer Application2. P os t g ra dua t e D ip lom a inMarketing Management

3. Postgraduate Diploma in MassCommunication

The duration of each course is oneyear. The classes of these courseswould be held in the evening.

How to ApplyOn the spot admission would begranted to these courses on firstcome, first serve basis. Candidatesshould appear for the interview with alld o c u m e n t s , a n d c o m p l e t e dapplication forms as per admissionschedule.

Eligibility for Diploma in MarketingManagement.

The minimum quali f icat ion foradmission to First Semester of theabove two courses shall be:

a) A Bachelor's/ Post-gradua tedegree in any discipline of theUniversity or a degree of anyUniversity which has beenrecognised by the Syndicate as

equivalent thereto; with not lessthan 45% marks in the aggregate:

P r o v i d e d t h a t i n c a s e o f candidates having Bachelor'sdegree of the University throughmodern Indian Languages (Hindi /

Urdu / Punjabi (Gurmukhi Script)and / or in a Classical LanguageSanskrit / Persian / Arabic) or adegree of any other Universityobtained in the same manner,recognised by the Syndicate,45% marks in the aggregate shallbe calculated by taking intoaccount full percentage of marksin all the papers in Languageexcluding the additional optionalpaper, English and the electivesubject taken together.

OR

b) A pass in the final examinationconducted by (a) Institute ofChartered Accountants of India orI n s t i t u t e o f C h a r t e r e d

Accountants of England andWales, or (b) Institute of Cost andWorks Accountants of India orInstitute of Cost & Management

Accountants incorporated byRoyal Charter, London, or (c)Institute or Company Secretariesof India.

OR

c) AMIE examination with at least

50% marks.

Eligibil i ty for Post-GraduateDiploma in Computer Application

A Bachelor's/BE/B.Tech degree in anydiscipline of the University or a degree

of any other University which hasbeen recognised by the Syndicate asequivalent thereto; with not less than50% marks in the aggregate.

Note:

Pass marks 40% in Theory,I n t e r n a l A s s e s s m e n t a n dPracticals separately.

50% marks for Project Work.

50% marks in Aggregate to qualify

the examinations.

El igibi l i ty for Postgraduate

Diploma in Mass CommunicationA Bachelor's, Postgraduate Degree inany discipline of the University or adegree of any other University whichhas been recognised by the Syndicateas equivalent thereto;

Eligibility for all other DiplomaProgrammes would be as per PanjabUniversity rules and regulations.

Control;

d) B.Sc. Honours School examination in

the subject of the M.Sc. from any

other University recognized by the

Syndicate as equivalent to (a);

e) B.Sc. examination of any other

Universi ty recognized by theSyndicate securing at least 50%

marks in aggregate with Chemistry &

Mathematics along with anyone of

the following subjects:

Biochemistry, Botany, Geology,

Physics, Statistics, and Zoology.

Mathematics

Eligibility

a) B . S c . H o n o u r s S c h o o l i n

M a t h e m a t i c s o f t h e P a n j a b

University.

b) B .A . / B .Sc. w i th Honours in

Mathematics of the Panjab University

or f rom any o ther Un ivers i t yrecognized by the Syndicate as

equivalent there to;

c) BA/B.Sc. (Pass) with Mathematics

having either at least 50 %marks in

the aggregate or at least 45% in

Mathematics of the Panjab University

or f rom any o ther Un ivers i t y

recognized by the Syndicate as

equivalent thereto:

Zoology

EligibilityB.Sc. (Pass) with Zoology having at least

50% marks in aggregate, of the Panjab

University or from any other University

recognized by the Syndicate as equivalent

thereto;

Physics

Eligibility

a) B.Sc. Honours School in Physics

from the Panjab University.

b) B.Sc. (Pass) with Physics having at

least 50% marks in aggregate, from

the Panjab University or from any

other University recognized by the

Syndicate as equivalent thereto.Biotechnology

Eligibility

Bachelor's degree in Physical, Biological,

Pharmaceutical,Agricultural, Veterinary,

F i she ry S c iences , E ng inee r i ng ,

Technology Medicine (MBBS) with at

least 55% marks.

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Guidelines for Regular StudentsGuidelines regardingcontinuous assessment ofregular students ofB.A./B.Sc./B.Com/BCA/BBA.

In order to incorporate an element ofcontinuous assessment of studentsthe College conducts two mandatoryHouse Tests in theory papers: one inthe month of September and theother in December every year.

(a) For September Test, there is only

one paper of one and half hoursduration in each subject. TheDecember test is conducted onthe pattern of annual P.U.Examination. There is a SpecialTest only for those students whofail to fulfill the conditions ofeligibility for appearing in annualP.U. Examination.

(b) With a view to deal with thegrievance of students, if any, onaccount of scores obtained bythem, the answer-books areshown to them. Difference of

opinion on the issue, if any, issorted out with the help ofrespective Heads of Departmentsas well as the Principal of theCollege.

The September House Testcarries a weightage of 40 percent,and December House Test hasweightage of 60 percent in eachsubject/paper towards internalassessment . The total weightagefor both the Tests taken togetheris 10 percent of the total marks ineach theory paper/subject. The

weightage of 10 percent marks is

added to each paper of B.A. /B.Sc. / B.Com/ B.C.A. etc. I, II,a n d I I I Ye a r w h i c h w i l l ,henceforth, carry weightage ofonly 90%. A candidate has to passi n t h e o r y a n d p r a c t i c a l sseparately.

Note

1 Students who indulge in unfairmeans in the college examinationshall be heavily fined/ expelledfrom the college.

2. Absence from examination willentail a fine.

3. A student Without an identity cardwill not be allowed to take theexamination.

Eligibility Rules for theUniversity Annual Exam

The students can appear in universityexamination only if they fulfill thefollowing conditions:

1) A student has to attend 75% of thetotal lectures delivered to theclass in each subject includingpractical classes during the wholeacademic year.

2) A student of B.A. / B.Sc. / B.Com.,etc. must obtain at least 25%marks in aggregate of all subjectsin terminal examinations to beheld in September and December2012.

Note

A special test may be held at thediscretion of the Principal, and the

student shall qualify in the special test

only if he/she obtains at least 30%marks in the aggregate of all the threeelective subjects. If a student fails toobtain the required percentage ofmarks, his/her candidature from theUniversity exam will be withdrawn.

Environment Education &Road Safety Examination

This is a compulsory qualifyingpaper, which the students have to

study in the B.A. / B.Sc. / B.Com. /BBA / BCA 1st year.

The students are required toqualify this paper either in the 1styear, 2nd year or 3rd year of thecourse. The examinat ion isconducted by the University.

Note

Admission cr i teria and coursecontents are subject to revision by thePanjab University.

Migration RulesA candidate who has passed his/ her1st year or 2nd year examination ofB.A./B.Sc. (General) / B.Com/ B.B.A/B.C.A Course conducted by anotherUniversity/College af f i l iated toanother university in India underspec i f ic author iza t ion by theUniversity concerned is allowed tomigrate to a college affiliated to thisUniversity in the 2nd year/3rd yearclass of the respective course on thecondition that such a candidate willhave to clear the deficient subject/s if

any, within the permissible chances.

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Deficiencies would be determined bythe Principal at the time of admissionunder intimation to the University aswell as to the students as perUniversity rules. Mid-term migration

f rom other univers i t ies is notpermissible. A student migrating froma college af f i l iated to PunjabiUniversity, Patiala/ Guru Nanak DevUniversity, Amritsar/ KurukshetraUniversity, Kurukshetra & HimachalPradesh University, Shimla to acollege affiliated to the PanjabUniversity, Chandigarh must note thefollowing:

He will not be admitted to the samecourse unless he produces:

i) A migration certificate from the

university concerned.

ii) The lower examination passcertificate, and

iii) A lecture statement from thecollege he migrates from.

NOTE

1) Migration of a student from aprofessional College to an arts orscience college and vice versa isnot permissible.

2) A migration fee and eligibility feeshall be charged from every

student coming from anotherUniversity.

3) No migration shall be allowed in aPostgraduate Course from acollege affiliated to anotheruniversity.

4) Migration shall not be allowedafter expiry of last date of receiptof admission forms of the annualexamination without late fee.

5) The migration shall be allowedonly if the applicant is eligible foradmission to the course under thePanjab University regulations.

6) When the migration of the studenthas been allowed. he/she must

join the new college within 15days, failing which the migrationsha l l au tomat i ca l l y s t and cancelled.

Rules for Withdrawal

1. A student who wishes to leave thecollege must apply in writing to the

Principal; the application must becountersigned by his parent or aresponsible guardian. No studentwill be permitted to leave thecollege until he/ she has clearedall the college dues.

2. A student has to pay the collegefees and all other dues until his/her name is formally withdrawn.

Refund of Fee

If a student withdraws before starting

of the course and the seat is filled, thecollege will refund the entire fee afterdeducting the processing fee ofRs. 1,000/- only. However, if thestudent leaves after the start of thecourse and the seat falling vacant is

filled; proportionate deduction ofmonthly fee will be made beforerefunding the fees.

Security

Security deposited with the college atthe time of admission will be refundedwhen a student leaves the college.The last date for claiming the refund is31st Oct., 2014.

System of ContinuousAssessment forPostgraduate Classes

The under mentioned mode of Testingand Evaluation is followed.

1) Terminal Exam-80%

2) Continuous Assessment-20%Continuous Assessment mayinclude written assignments,snap tests, part icipation indiscussion in the class, termpapers, attendance, etc.

Continuous Assessment has beenqualified as under:

Three tests:

I : 25

I : 25 2 best tests = 50

III : 25Snap Tests : 15Participation in class discussion : 10Term Paper : 15

Attendance : 10Total 1 00 reduced to : 20

Guidelines for Regular Students

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Cancellation of Seats /AdmissionsAdmission of all such students whofail to attend atleast 33% of the totallectures delivered and practicals

held in all the papers during the first10 days from the start of teachingwork in the course concerned, shallbe cancelled by the College afterfollowing the procedure givenbelow:1. By the 12th day after the start of

classes for a particular course,that names of those students whofail to attend at least 33% of thetotal lectures/ practicals shall beput up on the college NoticeBoard. Within 4 days of the date of

such notice, a student who is soshort of attendance may give inwriting the reasons for his/herabsence from the classes.

2. If a student does not submit anapplication in writing within theprescribed time as stated above,or the reasons adduced by thestudent in his/her application arenot found to be sufficient andjustif ied in the opinion of theauthorities, his/her admissionshall be cancelled by the college.

3. All the seats thus falling vacantshall be filled from the waiting listo r t h r o u g h s u b s e q u e n tcounseling.

4. When the admission of thestudent is cancelled as statedabove, the college shall display on

the Notice Board the list of theperson(s) next in the waiting lista n d m a k e a d m i s s i o n saccordingly.

NoteIt is obligatory on the part of studentsto keep in touch with the college for thepossibility of the seats to fall vacant.In case a student absents himselfcontinuously for 5 days, his/her namewill be struck off the College rollsautomatically.

Verification of CertificatesAl l cert if icates submit ted by thecandidates at the time of application insupport of their claims shall bechecked against the originals at thetime of interview.For the marks obtained, the original

certificates shall be ones issued by theUniversity/Board concerned only, andN O T b y a n y P r i n c i p a l o f aSchool/College.In case a candidate happens to havesurrendered the original certificate toan institution/ office, as for re-evaluation etc., a copy of thecertif icate duly attested by thecandidate himself / herself, or aClass-1 Officer of the Univer