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S-VYASA Yoga UniversityA Deemed to be University u/S 3 of the UGC Act 1956

Bengaluru, India

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Contents

1. University at a Glance 72. Office Bearers and Faculty 123. Course Details 344. Admission Details 385. Scheme of Examination 406. Information and Communication

Technology Services (ICTS) 42 7. Hostel Facilities 44 8. Academic Calendar 509. Amenities and Facilities 6610. Campus Life 7111. Contact Details 76

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1. University at a GlanceSwami Vivekananda Yoga Anusandhana Samsthana or S-VYASA is a NAAC A+ accredited University located in Bangalore, India. It is awarded with 3 stars for its academics and 5 stars for research during 2016-17 AISHE (All India Survey for Higher Education). The university is dedicated to the study of yoga based on the teachings of Swami Vivekananda.

1.1. Vision “Be and Make”, I to bring the holistic vision of Yoga and its great legacies to the world to usher in holistic health for the entire mankind.

1.2. Mission Combine the best of the East (Yoga and Spiritual lore) with the best of the West (Modern Scientific Research) wherein science and spirituality are amalgamated for peaceful and mutually useful society for the self-reform.

1.3. Objectives i. To provide instructions and training in

Yoga-Spiritual lore for total personality development (as propounded by Swami Vivekananda, the famous Indian monk, who heralded the grandeur of Sanatana Dharma in the West through his epoch making speech in the Parliament of Religions on Sep 11, 1893, at Chicago).

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ii. To provide opportunities for Research and Development (R&D) in all four streams of Yoga (Jnana Yoga, Bhakti Yoga, Raja Yoga, and Karma Yoga) facilitate dissemination of knowledge and their applications to offer solutions for major challenges of the globe.

iii. To undertake extra-mural studies, non-formal education, extension programs, distance learning and field-outreach activities for bringing Peace & Poise, Harmony & Love, Health & Happiness to the entire world.

iv. To initiate any such programs/ courses necessary to further the objectives of the University.

1.4. Uniqueness Students undergo Life Training and Character Building Education with Yoga as a Science of Holistic living. We follow ancient Gurukula way of Education combined with modern scientific approach. The emphasis is Hands-on practical experience and in-depth research. We nurture the Guru-Shishya parampara by interactions which are emphasized with faculty that helps in development of one’s own personality.

1.5. A Word to Students “Arise, Awake, and stop not till the goal is reached” is an inspirational foundation laid down by our University with reverence to the teachings of Swami Vivekananda. Every student is encouraged to learn update and enhance his/ her

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skill sets required, walk with freedom towards their destined future. At S-VYASA we believe that every challenge can be converted into an opportunity which infuses a positive attitude towards life and society. One forfeit his chance for life at its fullest when the best efforts in learning are withheld with a minimum learning, one can receive only minimum in return. Despite the parent’s best examples and teacher’s best efforts, eventually the student is responsible for learning. When students work hard to their capabilities, the knowledge and skills can be attained to create and control their destiny. If the student does not work hard, others will control his/her destiny. One must take charge of life, apply his/her talent and work with dedication and self- discipline. To fulfill, reach above and beyond one’s high expectations, every student must aim high, work hard, and learn to convert every challenge into an opportunity.

1.6. Guidance to Students What for Where to GoFor guidance in all academic and other matters, choosing & planning of programme and any Academic related affairs

Dean, Academics

Sharing of problems, grievances, feedback and counseling

Students Welfare Officer

Attendance, Leave, Transfer Certificate (TC),Conduct Certificate (CC), Bonafide

Academic Cell

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Certificate (BC), Academic ProgrammeCBCS regulations / break of study

Programme Coordinator

All matters related to examination system

Controller of Examination

Payment of fee, refund and all financial matters

Finance section through HOD / Dean / Programme coordinator

All matters related to hostel admission / withdrawal and discipline

Respective Hostel Wardens

All matters related to scholarship, fee concession etc. and Assistantship

Coordinator - Free ship

Discipline in the campus, ID cards, out pass/ railway concession, earn while you learn programme and all other student welfare activities

Student’s Welfare Cell

All matters related to Library LibrarianDeputy Librarian

Residential services, students amenities, residential life / lost articles / students discipline

Warden / Dean, Student’s Welfare

All matters related to Ragging and women harassment

Coordinator - CASH Cell

Career guidance and job placement

Placement Cell

Internet Browsing Digital LibrarianStudents club activities Coordinator of

concerned club

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All matters related to NSS NSS programme officer /coordinator

Sports Coordinator of Sports Committee

All matters related to culture and cultural fest

Coordinator, Cell for cultural club

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2. Office Bearers and Faculty

2.1. Board of Management

Chairperson –Vice Chancellor

Dr. Ramachandra G Bhat, MA, PhD, Dlit

Deans of Faculties Dr. M K Sridhar, MA, PhDDr. R. Chandrasekar, M.Sc, PhD

Three EminentAcademicians

Prof. B N Gangadhar,MBBS, MD, DScProf. M K Sridhar,MBA, PhDProf. B S Mahadevaiah,MA, PhD

A Nominee from UGC NilTwo Professors Dr. N K Manjunath,

BNYS, PhDDr. M N Ramesh, MSc, PhD

One Assistant Professor

Dr. Natesh Babu, MSc, PhD

Four Nominees(maximum) of the Sponsoring Society

Sri T Mohan, MScSmt. Subhadra Devi, MASri H R Dayananda Swamy,MBA, MScDr. R Nagarathna,MBBS, MD, FRCP, DSc

Secretary – Registrar Dr. B. Amarnath,

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Registrar

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2.2. Academic Council Members1 Chairperson –

Vice ChancellorDr. Ramachandra G Bhat,MA, PhD, Dlit

2 Dean(s) of Faculties Prof. M K Sridhar,MA, PhDDr. R. Chandrasekar, M.Sc, PhDProf. K B Akhilesh,MSW, PhDProf. T G Sitharam,MSc, PhDProf. Dr. G Venkatasubramanian,MBBS, MD

3 Head ofDepartments

Dr. R Nagarathna,MBBS, MD, DScDr. N K Manjunath,BNYS, PhDDr. B R Ramakrishna,MD, PhD

4 Professors Dr. M N Ramesh, MSc, PhDDr. Vinoy Singh, MBBS, MS

5 Two Associate Professors

Dr. Subramanya Pailoor, MSc, PhDDr. Kavita V, BNYS, MD

6 Two Assistant Professors

Dr. Sony Kumari, MA, PhDDr.Sanjib K Patra,MSc, PhD

7 Three Educationists of Repute

Dr. B N Gangadhar,MBBS, MDDr. G G Gangadharan,

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MD, PhDDr. K Muralidhar,MBBS, MB

8 Three Personswho are notMembers of theTeaching Staff,co-opted by the Academic Councilfor their Specialized Knowledge

Prof. M L Munjal, ME, PhDDr. H R Aravinda,MBBS, MDProf. B S Mahadevaiah,MA, PhD

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Dr. B. Amarnath,MBA, PhD

2.3. Board of StudiesDivision ChairpersonYoga - Spirituality Dr. M.K. SridharYoga- Life Sciences Dr. G

VenkatsubrahmanyamYoga -Physical Sciences Dr. T G SitharamYoga - Management Studies

Dr. K B Akhilesh

Yoga - Humanities Dr. Chika Hejazi Mahadeva

2.4. Institutional Ethical Committee (IEC)Name DesignationDr. Niranjan G V ChairmanDr. Subramanya Pailoor Member

SecretaryDr. Raghavendra Rao Member

SecretaryDr. Sucharita S Member

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Mr. Ramesh N K MemberDr. Chinmaya P Chigateri MemberMr. Shubhra Shanker MemberMr. Venkatesh R S MemberDr. Ramesh M N Member

2.5. Administrative SetupName DesignationDr. H R Nagendra ChancellorProf. Subramanyam K Pro-

ChancellorProf. Ramachandra G Bhat

Vice Chancellor

Dr. B Amarnath Registrar

2.6. Finance and Planning CommitteeName Designati

onMr. Dayananda Swamy

Chairman

Dr. Manjunath N K MemberDr. Sanjib K Patra MemberMr. Surendra M S Member

2.7. The School of Yoga and Naturopathic Medicine

School NameDirector Dr. Vinoy SinghDeputy Director

Dr.Puneet Raghavendra

2.8. Controller of Examinations: Dr. Sony Kumari

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2.9. Estate Manager: Sri Dattathri G R

2.10. Students Welfare Officer: Dr. Abhijit Ghosh

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2.11. Peethams and ChairsPeetham Sponsorer Prof. A S N Shastry Memorial Jnana Yoga Peetham

Pujya Swamini Samananada Saraswati

Ramana MaharshiRaja Yoga Peetham

Pujya Swami Prajna Aranya

Bhakti Yoga Peetham Maa Prema Panduranga

Division of Yoga & Physical Sciences

Dr. E.C.G. Sudarshan

Division of Yoga & Humanities

Dr. Sonal Mansingh

Karma Yoga Peetam Dr. D. Veerendra Heggade

2.12. DivisionsDeans of different Divisions

School (Division) DeanYoga - Spirituality Dr. M.K. SridharYoga - Life Sciences Prof. G.

VenkatsubrahmanyamYoga - Physical Sciences

Prof. T.G. Sitharam

Yoga - Management Studies

Prof. K.B. Akhilesh

Yoga - Humanities Dr. Chika Hejazi Mahadeva

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2.13.1. Division of Yoga & SpiritualityName Qualificatio

nSpecialization

No. of Years of Experience

Professor and DeanDr.M.K. Sridhar

MA, PhD Spirituality and Inter-disciplinary studies

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Assistant ProfessorsDr. S Sushrutha

PhD Science of Yajna

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Sri. HK Rajesha

MSc (Yoga) Yoga and Gurukula Education

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Sri. Chandramouli

MSc (Yoga) Yoga and Sanskrit

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Mr. Surendra Kumar H S

MA (Sanskrit)

Samskritam & Ritualistic programme

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Mr. Kushagraha Trivedi

M A(Sanskrit)

Samskritam 0

Mr. Koushik P.

M Sc(Yoga – Consciousness)

Yoga and Scriptures

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2.13.2. Division of Yoga & Life SciencesName Qualific

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Professor and DeanDr. Venkatsbrahmanym Ganesan

MBBS, MD

Psychiatry 15

Professor & Associate DeanDr. Ramakrishna B R

BAMS, MD, PhD

Ayurveda & Yoga

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Professor & DirectorDr. NK Manjunath BNYS,

PhDNaturopathy & Geriatric medicine

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Advisor SDMDr. R Nagarathna MBBS,

MD, FRCP, DSc

Integrative Medicine

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ProfessorDr. P Nagaraj Rao MBBS,

FACA, DPMR

Physical medicine

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Dr. MN Ramesh PhD Molecular Biology

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Dr. Vinoy Singh MBBS, MS

General surgery

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Associate ProfessorDr. P Subramanya MSc,

PhDHemo-dynamics and Yoga

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Dr. G Manjunath BAMS, MS

Ayurveda 6

Dr. V Kavitha BNYS, Naturopathy 17

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MDAssistant ProfessorDr. Padmini Tekur MBBS,

MD, PhD

Spinal Disorders and Yoga

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Mrs. Monalisa Das MSc Biochemistry 7Dr. Amit Kumar Singh

BAMS, MD

Integrative Medicine

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Dr. Kashinath G Metri

BAMS, MD

Ayurveda and Yoga

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Dr. VR Bharati Dhevi

PhD Nutrition 3

Dr. L Nivethitha BNYS Naturopathy 2Dr. Apar Saoji BNYS Naturopathy 3Dr. Sharvari D Rao BNYS Naturopathy 1Dr. Deepeshwar Singh

MSc, PhD

Hemodynamics & Yoga

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Dr. Raghavendra Bhat

MSc, PhD

Yoga & Psycho physiology

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Dr. Shreya Revadi BNYS, MD

Naturopathy 2

Dr. Puneet Raghavendrasamy

BNYS, MD

Naturopathy 4

Mrs. V Sasipriya MSc Naturopathy 4Dr. Swati Gowda BNYS Naturopathy 1Dr. Swarna G BNYS Naturopathy 1Dr. Prashant S BNYS Naturopathy 1Dr. Ranjitha Raj BNYS Naturopathy 0Dr. Sambhavi Kulkarni

BNYS Naturopathy 0

Dr. Kshmashree Madle

BNYS Naturopathy 0

Dr. Bhavana M BNYS Naturopathy 0Dr. Sharvari Shreevatsa

BNYS Naturopathy 0

Dr. Priyanka S BNYS Naturopathy 0

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2.13.3. Division of Yoga & Physical SciencesName Qualificatio

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Professor & DeanProf. T G Sitharam

PhD CivilEngineering

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DirectorProf. Prahlada

PhD Defenseresearch

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Distinguished ProfessorsProf. NVC Swamy

PhD Engineering,Yoga

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Prof. TM Srinivasan

PhD, DSc Yoga, Biomedical Engineering

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ProfessorDr. Alex Hankey

PhD Physics, Yoga, Ayurveda

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Associate ProfessorDr. Itagi Ravi Kumar

ME, MS, PGDCA, MCA, PhD (Yoga)

Bio / Cosmic energy, Biological Transmutation

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Assistant ProfessorMs. G Padmashri

MSc (Applicable Mathematics) MSc (Yoga Psychology)

Advanced Yoga Techniques

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Dr. SK Rajesh

MSc, PhD Yoga, Psychology

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Dr. Judu Ilavarasu

MSc, PhD Yoga, Psychology

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Dr. KB Meenaksh

MSc, PhD Yoga 7

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yDr. Kuntal Ghosh

MSc, PhD Yoga 6

2.13.4. Division of Yoga & Management StudiesProfessor and DeanName Qualificati

onSpecialization No. of

Years of Experience

Dean & ProfessorDr. KB Akhilesh

MSW, PhD Human Resource Management

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Associate ProfessorDr. Sony Kumari

MA, PhD Yoga and Management

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Assistant ProfessorDr. RM Acharya

MBA, PhD Yoga and Management

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2.13.5. Division of Yoga & HumanitiesName Qualificati

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Professor & DeanProf. MK Sridhar

MA, PhD Professor & Dean (Current Dean)

Sanskrit literature and Indian Philosophy

Associate ProfessorDr. Sudheer Deshpande

PhD Yoga and Education

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Assistant Professor

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Dr. Balaram Pradhan

PhD Meditation and cognition

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Dr. Satyapriya Maharana

PhD Yoga and Pregnancy

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Dr. Karuna Nagarajan

PhD Yoga and Music

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Dr. Vikas Rawat

PhD Yoga and Sports

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Smt. Kadambini Acharya

MSc Yoga 12

Mr. Sailesh Pradhan

MSc Yoga 10

Dr. Soubhagyalaxmi Mohanty

MSc, PhD Yoga and Special children

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2.14. Directorate of Distance EducationName Qualificati

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DirectorDr. H. R. Nagendra

M.E., Ph.D. Yoga and Mechanical Engineering

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Deputy DirectorDr. Natesh Babu M.Sc.,

Ph.D.Yoga 12

Assistant ProfessorsDr. Satyapriya Maharana

M.Sc., Ph.D.

Yoga 12

Dr. Kashinath Metri

M.D. Yoga & rehabilitation

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Dr. Pramila Chaudhary

M.D. Yoga & rehabilitatio

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nDr. Kuntal Ghosh

M.Sc., Ph.D.

Yoga 6

Dr. Satyaprakash Purohit

M.Sc., Ph.D.

Yoga 8

Mrs. Aurovinda Mukkuta

M.Sc. Microbiology 2

Ms. Sreeparna Roy

M.Sc. Yoga 1

Ms. Soumya Vitala

M.Sc. Yoga 2

Ms. Jaya Parik M.Sc. Yoga 1Executive SecretaryMr. Sumanth Gowda

MBA HR 3

AssistantsMr. Longtsuthong

B.Sc. Yoga 3

Mr. Subrata Basak

10+2 NA 2

2.15. Visiting FacultiesName Subject ExpertDr. Rangan R. Rig Veda, Vedanta, Epics &

PuranasDr.Tilak M Rao Vedanta and VyakaranaDr. Mahabaleshwara S. Bhat

Vedanta and Meemamsa Sastra

Prof. R. Venkatram

Yoga and Wellness, Indian Psychology, Personal Management

Dr. Subhash Sharma

Indian Ethos of Management, Emotional & Spiritual Intelligence,Applied Spirituality in Management

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Dr. Mahendra Raju

Corporate Governance, Business Growth model, Start-ups, and E-commerce

Dr. Chokkalingam S.

Business Compliance, Corporate Governance and Financial Management

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2.16. Research StaffsName DesignationDr. Manjunath N K Director (R&D)Dr. Ramesh M N Professor & Head –

Dept. of Molecular BiosciencesDr. Ravi Kumar T Associate ProfessorDr. Subramanya P Associate ProfessorDr. Raghavendra Bhat

Asst. Professor

Dr. Deepeshwar Singh

Asst. Professor

Dr. Ragavendra Samy B

Asst. Professor

Dr. Nivethitha L Asst. ProfessorDr. Mooventhan Assistant ProfessorDr. Suresh Babu Assistant ProfessorDr. Mithila M V Asst. ProfessorMs. Tripti Shetty Asst. ProfessorMr. Buddhi Rana Asst. ProfessorMs. Shital Asst. ProfessorDr. Monika Jha Research OfficerMr. Basavaraj A Data Entry OperatorMr. Vijay Junior Assistant

2.17. Non-teaching Staff Members (Administration)Name DesignationSri Surendra M S Administrative OfficerSri Lokesh H. Asst. DirectorSri Mohan Kishore Asst. DirectorSri Venkatesh J. Computer OperatorSri Anil & Sri Harish M Civil EngineerSri Sushanta Kumar Mohanty

Section Officer

Smt. Manjula C. AssistantKum. Sheela Hegde AssistantSmt. Chaya Devi H S PS to Administrative

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OfficerSmt. Aruna M. Senior AssistantSri Umapathi M.R. Sr. Assistant Sri Kumar N. AssistantSri Rajamma S. AssistantSri Srikantha CarpenterSri Bore Gowda ElectricianSri Satyanarayana Babu Head CookSri Viswanath N. DriverSri Elumalai S. Sr. Comp. TechnicianSri Veeresh Angdi Sr. AssistantSri Muralidhar H.D. Sr. Comp. TechnicianSmt. Muniamma Staff (Group D)Mr. Santhosh Office AssistantMr. Basavaraj (M.Sc.) Office AssistantMr.Vikash Kumar Office AssistantMr. Dilip Sharma Office AssistantMr. Prasad M R Office AssistantMr. Nanjundappa C Office AssistantMs. Jamuna S ArogyadhamaMs. Aseema Mohanty Sr. AssistantMr. Huirongbam Roshan Jr. AssistantMr. Narendra Shetty Maintenance In-charge

2.18. Finance Department – Extn. No. 9990Name Designation Sri H R Dayananda Swamy

Finance Officer

Sri Dhananjya C. Chief Accounts OfficerSri Jayasimha R Accounts OfficerSri Arun Kumar K C CashierSri Yatheesh AccountantSri Preetham Upadhye Accountant

2.19. Internal Quality Assessment Cell – Ext. No. 9973 Dr. H R Nagendra Patron

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Dr. Ramachandra G Bhat ChairmanDr. Subramanya Pailoor Nodal OfficerDr. Bharathi Dhevi Coordinator

2.20. Library - Extn No. 9913Name DesignationDr. Vinoy Singh ChairpersonSri Bhakthavathsala H M Senior LibrarianSri Vedamurthy G. Asst. LibrarianSri Girish Kumar Asst. LibrarianSri Mohan Kumar H.R. Library Assistant

2.21. Kitchen In-charge - Extn No. 9962Name DesignationMr. Anand Shetty Kitchen ManagerMr. Umesh C CoordinatorMr. Lingaraj & Mr. Veeresh

Joint Coordinator

2.22. Hostel In-chargeName Designation Extn. NoMr. Chethan M

Warden - Gents Hostel

9919

Ms. Geetha K S

Warden - Ladies Hostel

9909

2.23. Arogyadhama Medical Officers - Extn no: 9963 Name QualificationDr. Padmini Tekur MBBS, PhDDr. Vasudev Vaidya BAMS, MSc (Yoga)Dr. Amit Kumar Singh BAMS, MD (Y & R)Dr. Ashween Bilagi BAMS, MD (Y & R)Dr. Umashankar R K BAMS, M.D (Y & R)Dr. Kavitha V. BNYS, M. D.Dr. Shambhavi Kulkarni BNYS

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Dr. Reshma Jogdand BNYSDr. Donirung Reang BNYS, M D (Y & R)Dr. Shreya Ravadi BNYSDr. Swathi Gowda BNYSDr. Sonu V. BNYSDr. Puneet Raghavendra BNYSDr. Prashanth S BNYSDr. Ranjitha Raj BNYSDr. Kshmashree Madle BNYSDr. Bhavana M BNYSDr. Sharvari Shreevatsa BNYSDr. Priyanka S BNYS

2.24. Transport In charge - Ext. No. 9991Name E-mail Id MobileMr. Umapati

[email protected] 9742497253

2.25. Programme Co-coordinatorCourse Coordinators

NameE-mail Id Ext.

No.YIC Mr. Sailesh

[email protected]

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B.Sc. Dr. Vikas Rawat [email protected]

9908

PGDYTMs. Padmashree G.

[email protected]

9907M.Sc. (Yoga

therapy)B.Sc. & M.Sc.(Consciousness)

Dr. Sushrutha S. [email protected]@svyasa.org

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B.N.Y.S. Dr. Vinoy Singh [email protected]@svyasa.org

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M.D. Dr. Apar Saoji aparsaoji@gmail. 996

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Soubhagyalaxmi Mohanty

[email protected]@gmail.com

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ArogyadhamaStudent Co-ordinator

Mr.Sumit Aundekar

[email protected]

9963

Academic Cell Dr. Balram Pradhan

[email protected]

9914

Controller of Examinations

Dr. Sony Kumari [email protected];[email protected]

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2.26. Committees and its Members2.26.1. Admissions CommitteeName Designati

onE-mail Id Ext.

No.Dr. Bharathidevi

Convener [email protected]

9968

Mrs. Sashipriya V.

Joint Convener

[email protected]

9968

Dr. Swati Gowda

Assistant Convener

[email protected]

9981

2.26.2. Food and Accommodation CommitteeName Designatio

nE-mail Id Ext

No.Sri. Surendra M S

Convener

[email protected]

9987

Dr. Sathyapriya Magharana

Joint Convener


Mrs. Chaya Devi H S

Assistant Convener


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2.26.3. Sports and Cultural CommitteeName Designati

onE-mail Id Extensio

n No.Dr. Vikas Rawat


9908

Dr. Swathi Gowda

Joint Convener


2.26.4. Discipline CommitteeName Designati

onE-mail Id Extensi

on No.Dr. Abhijit Ghosh

Convener [email protected] NA

Dr. Judu Ilavarasu

Joint convener


Dr. Niveditha L.

Assistant Convener

[email protected]

9981

2.26.5. Examination CommitteeName Designati

onE-mail Id Extensi

on No.Dr. Sony Kumari


9984

Sri. Sushnath Mohanty

Joint Convener

[email protected]

9984

Dr. Bharathi Dhevi

Assistant Convener

[email protected]

9973

2.26.6. Research and Ethics Committee

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Name Desi-gnation

E-mail Id Ext No.

Dr. Ramesh M N

Convener

[email protected]

9915

Dr. Niveditha L.

Joint Convener

[email protected]

9906

Dr. Mooventhan A.

Assistant Convener


2.26.7. Finance and Planning CommitteeName Desi-

gnationE-mail Id Ext

No.Sri. Dayananda Swamy H R

Convener


Sri. Surendra M S

Joint Convener

[email protected]

9957

Sri. Dhananjay C.

Assistant Convener


2.26.8. Free ship / Assistance ship CommitteeName Designati

onE-mail Id Extensio

n No.Dr. Judu Ilavarasu

Convener [email protected] 9906

Mrs. Monalisa Das

Joint Convener

[email protected]

NA

Sri. Rajesh H K

Assistant Convener


2.26.9. Library Committee

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Name Designation E-mail Id

Extension No.

Dr. Vinoy Singh Convener [email protected] 9913Sri Bhakthavathsala H M

Joint Convener

[email protected]

9913

Dr. Shreya Revadi

Assistant Convener


2.26.10. Placement CommitteeName Desi-

gnation

E-mail Id Exten-sion No.

Dr. Kuntal Ghosh

Convener


Dr. Puneet Raghavendra

Joint Convener

[email protected]

9981

Dr. Prameela Choudhary

Assistant Convener


2.26.11. Syllabus CommitteeName Designatio

nE-mail Id Extensio

n No.Dr.Balaram Pradhan


9981

Dr. Karuna Nagarajan

Joint Convener

[email protected]

9982

Ms. Padmashri G.

Assistant Convener

[email protected]

9907

2.26.12. Students Welfare and Grievance Redressal CommitteeName Designati E-mail Id Exte

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Dr. Ashwin Bilagi


Dr. Kshamashree

Joint Convener


Smt. Aurovinda

Assistant Convener

[email protected]

9981

2.26.13. Cash CommitteeName Designatio

nE-mail Id Exte-

nsion No.

Dr. Satyapriya Maharana


9901

Dr. Niveditha Loganathan

Joint Convener

[email protected]

9983

Dr. Sonu V

Assistant Convener

[email protected]

9981

2.26.14. Alumni CommitteeName Designati

onE-mail Id Extensi

on No.Dr. Balaram Pradhan


Mrs. Sasipriya V

Joint Convener

[email protected]

9968

Dr. Prashanth S

Assistant Convener

dr. [email protected]

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3. Course Details

Note: Please note that B.Sc. (Yoga therapy) and B.Sc. (consciousness) has been temporarily suspended.

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3.1. Regular Course details

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Course Duration

Eligibility Number of seats

1 YIC One month

12th pass/ PUC

Based on the occupancy

2 BNYS 5 and half years

12th /PUC with Biology

100

3 M.Sc. (YT) 2 years

12th /PUC + UG

40

4 M.Sc. (YC) 2 years

12th /PUC + UG

20

5 M.D. (Yoga)

3 years

12th /PUC + any 5 ½ years medical degree

10

6 M.B.A. (POM)

2 years

12th /PUC + UG

10

7 PGDYT 15 months

12th /PUC + UG

20

8 PGDYT (D)

15 months


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9 PhD 3 years

12th /PUC + UG + PG with 55% in specialized courses

Based on the requirement under each supervisor

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3.2. Distance Course detailsNo

Course Duration

Eligibility Number of seats

1 YIC 6 months

12th pass/ PUC

Based on the decision of BOM

2 B.Sc. (Yoga)

3 years

12th /PUC Based on the decision of BOM

3 B.Sc.(Yoga and Education)

3 years

12th /PUC Based on the decision of BOM

4 M.Sc. (Yoga)

2 years

12th /PUC + UG


5 M.Sc. (Yoga & education)

2 years

12th /PUC + UG


4 PGDYT 15 months

12th /PUC + UG


5 PGDYT (Doctors)

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4. Scheme of Examination

At the end of each Semester, there will be a final examination. During the Semester, at the end of every thirty days of contact there will be an internal assessment and they are called as Continuous Assessment. In addition to these, there will be four tests (one summative and three continuous assessments), two assignments and a faculty assessment for every subject. The marks for the tests, assignments and final examination will be as follows.

1. Summative Assessment - 50%2. Test 1 - 15%3. Test 2 - 15%4. Assignment/Seminar/Case study/Presentation/Quiz - 15%5. Attendance - 05%

For BNYS programme, there will be a final examination for new regulation batches after one and half year for 1st year and after one year for 2nd, 3rd and 4th year students. For old regulation batches, final examination will be held after the end of each Semester. Internal assessments will be held every thirty days of contact for old regulation students and every sixty days of contact for new regulation students. Three continuous assessments will be conducted for each subject for both the batches and two best scores will be taken into consideration and the same will be summated

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with marks of final examination. The marks for continuous assessments and final examination are as follows.

• Final assessment-theory: 80 marks• Continuous assessments: 20 marks• Viva voice: 30 marks• Practical: 70 marks

Note:Please note that a candidate has to pass separately in both theory and practical. Both the mentioned categories will not be added to declare someone ‘Pass’.

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5. Information and Communication Technology

Services (ICTS) Division

Information and communication technology services (ICTS) division at S-VYASA aims at identifying, providing and maintaining reliable computing facilities, computing network environment, communication facilities and related infrastructure to facilitate education, research, instructional and institute- approved business services.

This division is functionally grouped into Systems administration, Hardware & Network Support, lab Administration, Multimedia and Web Designing.

Computing Facilities in the CampusThe campus is well equipped with over 300 computers. This facility is distributed across the campus in computer centers at multiple locations. The computer centers are accessible to students during college working hours. The computer centers are also kept open beyond the college working hours and on holidays for the benefit of the students as per requirement.

Computing facilities in the faculty rooms, administration and facilities management are inter-networked over speed, redundant fiber optic backbone. The network, storage, and servers are consolidated at the Network Operations Centre (NOC) located in the Academic Block.

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WiFi at S-VYASAAll Academic Blocks and administrative departments at S-VYASA are covered by the wireless network (WiFi) Faculty and students can connect to WiFi using their campus domain controller username and password. Students may contact the ICTS division to obtain the user credentials and for support related matters.

ICTS Division Staffs - Extn. No. 9951Name DesignationMr. Mohan Kishore Head-ICTSMr. Elumalai Sr. Computer

TechnicianMr. Murali dhar Sr. Computer

TechnicianMr Rajesh Jr. Computer

Technician

Computer and Language LabDetails No. of computersComputer lab 30Language Lab 05

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6. Hostel Facilities

Students have ample opportunity to interact with their peers and get enriched culturally. Utmost importance is given to inculcate values which will help the residents to live in harmony with their friends and equip them to develop an integrated personality which will go a long way in shaping their future.

The details of Hostels are mentioned below.Girls HostelNo

Name of Building

Type of Accomodation

No. of Rooms

No. of students accommodated

1 Vidya Dormitory 3 21Single Room 28 28 Double Room

12 24

2 Triple Room 1 3Lakshmi Dormitory 3 16

Triple Room 67 191Five Bed Room

11 55

3 Vishal Four Bed Room

4 16

Total354

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4 Vigyan Dormitory 1 DDE StudentsRoom 4

Boys Hostel1 Tyaga Dormitory 8 72

Double Room

41 83

Triple Room 6 182 Tyaga

NewDormitory 6 40Four Bed Room

36 144

Total357

7.1. Hostel AdministrationThe following officers/staffs constitute the Hostel administration:

Chairman- Student Welfare OfficerVice ChairmanResident faculty wardenMatron

Hostels are managed by a hostel committee headed by the chairman and resident wardens who are directly in charge of the students of the hostel to which they are attached.

One of the unique features of hostel is the mentoring system facilitated through full time resident wardens. Resident wardens interact with the students, monitor the academic and

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extracurricular activities and counsel them whenever required. The resident wardens are in proper co-ordination with the parents and the class advisors act as local guardians of the students.

Discipline guidelinesOur campus is meant to revive our cultural heritage by practicing Gurukula style of functioning. In our campus there are a few units of independent disciplined structures such as

1. B. Sc. and M.Sc. programs of Yoga2. BNYS program3. Sushrutha college4. Distance education programs (during

contact programs)5. YIC floating batches6. ANTTC7. SMET floating executives8. PDC program9. ANTTC10.Therapy Participants11.Academic employees12.Non -academic employees13.Research staff14.Manual labors

All the above groups have to observe the types of discipline

Code of Conduct

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1. Common discipline in common places such as dining hall, sales counter, play grounds, roads, function halls etc.

2. In their respective places and timings of their academic or otherwise activities.

3. The security personnel and the faculty members must be trained to alert enough for the prevention of indecent behavior on the roads, on the dining hall in Mangal mandir etc.

4. Anybody deviating from the discipline of the dress code will be seriously viewed and appropriate punishment will be given.

5. Outside food and preparation of food in the hostel rooms are strictly prohibited in the campus and in the hostel room. Under no circumstances preparation of non-vegetarian food permitted in the entire campus. Any deviation will be very seriously dealt with.

6. Any private or public celebration such as birth day party etc. should be with the prior permission of the Registrar who will suggest and implement the mode of celebration in the allotted venue.

7. Yoga practices shall be in separate halls. Under no circumstances any mixing of anywhere anytime either in small number or in large number will be permissible.

8. The entire campus both inside and outside the room should observe total silence else

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there will be action taken against those who disturb the silence.

9. At 10 pm nobody should be seen moving about either in the room or in the terraces without any permissible purpose. Trespasser will be punished seriously.

10.After 6.45 pm girls must stay inside the hostel and food will be served in the girls hostel itself from August 01, 2017.

11.The dinner would be followed by compulsory study hour under the strict supervision of the hostel wardens.

12.Immediately after the dinner all boys must return to the room for the compulsory study hour under the strict supervision of the tutors /wardens.

13.Nobody is allowed to carry the mobile phones to the academic class, meeting places and dining halls.

14.Nobody is permitted to wear jeans, bikini, night gowns and tight garments; Dress must be descent, sufficiently covering the body. It is not expose the body but to conceal the body that there is a descent dress prescribed by Indian culture.

15.Both men and women are advised to wear descent cloth such as Salwar and Kurta for girls and formal wear/Kurta & Pajama for boys.

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16.Eve teasing and touching each other for both boys and girls is strictly prohibited since it is not in tune with Indian culture.

17.Foot wear is not permitted inside the buildings and the shoes and chapels must be placed in an orderly fashion before entering any building of activity.

18.Maitrimilan is mandatory for all in the campus. Anybody found missing will be suitably punished.

19.All students are required to maintain high standards of behavior expected of students of a prestige University such as ours.

20.The silent hours in the hostel will be from 8:30 pm to 4:30 am which should be observed by all residents.

21.All students required to carry valid Identity Cards issued to them University.

22.The rooms, common areas and surroundings should be kept clean and hygienic.

23.All students are expected to be in their hostels before the specified time 7.00 pm. If anyone wishes to be away from the hostel beyond this academic like visit to library, laboratory, etc. they should get written permission from Course heads and Resident wardens.

24.Rooms are allotted to each student on his/her personal responsibility. He /She should see to the upkeep of the room and its premises. Students should bring to the notice of the Resident Warden, for any

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maintenance work (Civil, Carpentry, Electrical), needed in their rooms.

25. Every resident of a room is responsible for any damage to the property in the room during his / her occupancy of that room and required to the fund the repair, if any.

26. The use of electrical appliances such as immersion heaters, electric stove / heaters / induction cooker are forbidden in any of the rooms allotted.

27. Private cooking in the hostels/ student rooms strictly forbidden. Such appliances, if found will be confiscated and disciplinary action will be initiated.

28.Smoking, use of tobacco/tobacco products, consuming alcohol and use or possession of any intoxicant in the campus is strictly prohibited. The administration reserves the right to take strict disciplinary action

29.Any student found to be indulging in undesirable activities such as physical assault; damage to property, etc. will be liable for disciplinary action including expulsion at short notice.

30.Resident should not arrange any functions, birthday parties within the hostel or outside within the campus without permission of concern authorities.

31.The Residents are responsible for the safe keeping of their personal belongings.

32.Residents are expected to be decently dressed when moving around in the hostels, dining halls and surroundings.

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Ragging1. Ragging is strictly banned. Any violation of

this will be dealt very severely. The perpetrators will be summarily expelled from the University and handed over to the law enforcement authorities.

2. Ragging which is CRIMINAL & NON-BAILABLE offence is defined as, “display of noisy, disorderly conduct doing any act which causes or is likely to cause physical or psychological harm, or raise apprehension or fear, shame or embarrassment to a student in any academic institution and includes:- teasing, abusing or causing hurt to such student to perform something which such student will not in the ordinary course be willing to do”.

3. Freshers are encouraged to report incidents of ragging. Those who do not report after being subject to or witness to ragging are also liable to be punished.

Hostel Mess1. Pure and wholesome vegetarian food is

served in the hostels.2. Non-vegetarian food is not permitted

anywhere inside the campus.3. All residents are expected to cooperate with

hostel administration by conserving the water and electricity.

4. Food will not be supplied in the rooms.

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Hostel facilities in both boys and girls hostels Sports Facilities (Indoor Games)

1. Carrom2. Chess3. Shuttle badminton

Entertainment Facilities1. Provision of common room, having

facility of a LCD TV .2. Hindi, English and Kannada news

papers. General Facilities

1. Hot water during early in the morning hour.

2. RO water in the hostel premises3. Well – furnished mess halls with

large seating capacity.

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8. Academic Calendar2017-2018

August-2017Date Da

yCourse wise Details

BNYS BSc PGOld Reg.

New Reg.

1-Aug-17

Tue WD 1 WD 1 WD 1 WD 1 Enrolment and commencement of classes

2-Aug-17

Wed

WD 2 WD 2 WD 2 WD 2

3-Aug-17

Thu WD 3 WD 3 WD 3 WD 3

4-Aug-17

Fri WD 4 WD 4 WD 4 WD 4

5-Aug-17

Sat WD 5 WD 5 WD 5 WD 5

6-Aug-17

Sun H1 H1 H1 H1 Holiday

7-Aug-17

Mon

WD 6 WD 6 WD 6 WD 6

8-Aug-17

Tue WD 7 WD 7 WD 7 WD 7

9-Aug-17

Wed

WD 8 WD 8 WD 8 WD 8

10-Aug-17

Thu WD 9 WD 9 WD 9 WD 9

11-Aug-17

Fri WD 10

WD 10

WD 10

WD 10

12-Aug-17

Sat WD 11

WD 11

WD 11

WD 11

13-Aug-17


14-Aug-17

Mon

WD 12

WD 12

WD 12

WD 12

15-Aug-17

Tue H3 H3 H3 H3 IndependenceDay

16-Aug-17

Wed

WD 13

WD 13

WD 13

WD 13

17-Aug-17

Thu WD 14

WD 14

WD 14

WD 14

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18-Aug-17

Fri WD 15

WD 15

WD 15

WD 15

19-Aug-17

Sat WD 16

WD 16

WD 16

WD 16

20-Aug-17


21-Aug-17

Mon

WD 17

WD 17

WD 17

WD 17

22-Aug-17

Tue WD 18

WD 18

WD 18

WD 18

23-Aug-17

Wed

WD 19

WD 19

WD 19

WD 19

24-Aug-17

Thu WD20

WD20

WD20

WD20

25-Aug-17

Fri H5 H5 H5 H5 Ganesh Chathurthi

26-Aug-17

Sat WD 21

WD 21

WD 21

WD 21

27-Aug-17


28-Aug-17

Mon

WD 22

WD 22

WD 22

WD 22

29-Aug-17

Tue WD 23

WD 23

WD 23

WD 23

30-Aug-17

Wed

WD 24

WD 24

WD 24

WD 24

31-Aug-17

Thu WD 25

WD 25

WD 25

WD 25

September 2017Date Day Cour

se wise

Details

BNYS

BSc PG

Old Reg

New Reg

1-Sep-17

Fri WD 26

WD 26

WD 26

WD 26

2-Sep-17

Sat H7 H7 H7 H7 Bakrid

3-Sep-17


4-Sep-17

Mon WD 27

WD 27

WD 27

WD 27

Assignment-1

5-Sep- Tue WD WD WD WD Assignment-1

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17 28 28 28 286-Sep-17

Wed

WD 29

WD 29

WD 29

WD 29

Assignment-1

7-Sep-17

Thu WD 30

WD 30

WD 30

WD 30

Assignment-1

8-Sep-17

Fri WD 31

WD 31

WD 31

WD 31

Assignment-1

9-Sep-17

Sat WD 32

WD 32

WD 32

WD 32

Assignment-1

10-Sep-17


11-Sep-17

Mon WD 33

WD 33

WD 33

WD 33

Internal-1

12-Sep-17

Tue WD 33a

WD 34

WD 33a

WD 33a

Internal-1

13-Sep-17

Wed

WD 33b

WD 35

WD 33b

WD 33b

Internal-1

14-Sep-17

Thu WD 33c

WD 36

WD 33c

WD 33c

Internal-1

15-Sep-17

Fri WD 33d

WD 37

WD 33d

WD 33d

Internal-1

16-Sep-17

Sat WD 33e

WD 38

WD 33e

WD 33e

Internal-1

17-Sep-17


18-Sep-17

Mon WD 34

WD 39

WD 34

WD 34

19-Sep-17

Tue H11 H11 H11 H11 Mahalaya Amavasya

20-Sep-17

Wed

WD 35

WD 40

WD 35

WD 35

21-Sep-17

Thu WD 36

WD 41

WD 36

WD 36

22-Sep-17

Fri WD 37

WD 42

WD 37

WD 37

23-Sep-17

Sat WD 38

WD 43

WD 38

WD 38

24-Sep-17


25-Sep-17

Mon WD 39

WD 44

WD 39

WD 39

26-Sep-17

Tue WD 40

WD 45

WD 40

WD 40

27-Sep-17

Wed

WD 41

WD 46

WD 41

WD 41

28-Sep-17

Thu WD 42

WD 47

WD 42

WD 42

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29-Sep-17

Fri WD 43

WD 48

WD 43

WD 43

30-Sep-17

Sat H13 H13 H13 H13 Vijayadashami

October 2017Date Da

yCourse

wise

Details

BNYS

BSc PG

Old Reg

New Reg

1-Oct-17 Sun H13 H13 H13 H13 Holiday2-Oct-17 Mo

nH14 H14 H14 H14 Gandhi

Jayanthi3-Oct-17 Tue WD

44WD 49

WD 44

WD 44

4-Oct-17 Wed

WD 45

WD 50

WD 45

WD 45

5-Oct-17 Thu WD46

WD51

WD46

WD46

Examination Form Fill up

6-Oct-17 Fri WD 47

WD 52

WD 47

WD 47

Examination Form Fill up

7-Oct-17 Sat WD 48

WD 53

WD 48

WD 48

8-Oct-17 Sun H15 H15 H15 H15 Holiday9-Oct-17 Mo

nWD 49

WD 54

WD 49

WD 49

Assignment-2

10-Oct-17

Tue WD 50

WD 55

WD 50

WD 50

Assignment-2

11-Oct-17

Wed

WD 51

WD 56

WD 51

WD 51

Assignment- 2

12-Oct-17

Thu WD 52

WD 57

WD 52

WD 52

Assignment-2

13-Oct-17

Fri WD 53

WD 58

WD 53

WD 53

Assignment-2

14-Oct-17

Sat WD 54

WD 59

WD 54

WD 54

Assignment-2

15-Oct-17


16-Oct-17

Mon

WD 55

WD 60

WD 55

WD 55

17-Oct-17

Tue WD 56

WD 61

WD 56

WD 56

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18-Oct-17

Wed

WD 57

WD 62

WD 57

WD 57

19-Oct-17

Thu H17 H17 H17 H17 Deepavali/Lakshmi Puja

20-Oct-17

Fri WD 58

WD 63

WD 58

WD 58

Declaration of Sem. Examination schedule

21-Oct-17

Sat WD 59

WD 64

WD 59

WD 59

22-Oct-17


23-Oct-17

Mon

WD 59a

WD 64a

WD 59a

WD 59a

Internal- 2

24-Oct-17

Tue WD 59b

WD 64b

WD 59b

WD 59b

Internal- 2

25-Oct-17

Wed

WD59c

WD 64c

WD59c

WD59c

Internal- 2

26-Oct-17

Thu WD 59d

WD 64d

WD 59d

WD 59d

27-Oct-17

Fri WD 59e

WD 64e

WD 59e

WD 59e

Internal- 2

28-Oct-17

Sat WD 59f

WD 64f

WD 59f

WD 59f

Internal- 2

29-Oct-17

Sun H19 H19 H19 H19

30-Oct-17

Mon

WD 59g

WD 64g

WD 59g

WD 59g

Internal-2

31-Oct-17

Tues

WD 59h

WD 64h

WD 60

WD 60

Internal-2

November 2017Date Da


BNYS BSc PGOld Reg

New Reg

1-Nov-17

Wed

H 20 H 20 H 20 H 20 Kannada Rajyotsava

2- Nov -17

Thu WD 60

WD 65

WD 61

WD 61

3- Nov t-17

Fri WD 61

WD 66

WD 62

WD 62

4- Nov -17

Sat WD 62

WD 67

WD 63

WD 63

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5- Nov -17


6- Nov-17

Mon

WD 63

WD 68

WD 64

WD 64

7- Nov -17

Tue WD 64

WD 69

WD 65

WD 65

8- Nov -17

Wed

WD 65

WD 70

WD 66

WD 66

9- Nov -17

Thu WD 66

WD 71

WD 67

WD 67

10- Nov-17

Fri WD 67

WD 72

WD 68

WD 68

Submission of Internal Assessment

11- Nov-17

Sat WD 68

WD 73

WD 69

WD 69

12- Nov-17


13- Nov-17

Mon

WD 69

WD 74

WD 70

WD 70

14- Nov-17

Tue WD 70

WD 75

WD 71

WD 71

15- Nov-17

Wed

WD 71

WD 76

WD 72

WD 72

Submission of Soft & Hard Copy of Dissertation for all PG (Except PhD, PGDYT&PGDYTD)

16- Nov-17

Thu WD 72

WD 77

WD 73

WD 73

Issue of Hall Ticket (BNYS)

17- Nov-17

Fri Issue of Hall Ticket (BNYS)

18- Nov-17

Sat Study Holiday

19- Nov-17

Sun H23 H23 H23 H23 Study Holiday

20- Nov-17

Mon

Study Holiday

21- Nov-17

Tue Back Paper Examination (BSc, MSc &PhD), Final exam (BNYS)

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22- Nov-17

Wed

Back Paper Examination (BSc, MSc &PhD), Final exam (BNYS)

23- Nov-17

Thu Back Paper Examination (BSc, MSc &PhD), Final exam (BNYS)

24- Nov-17

Fri Issue of Hall Ticket

25- Nov-17

Sat Issue of Hall Ticket

26- Nov-17


27- Nov-17

Mon

Back Paper Examination

28- Nov-17

Tue Back Paper Examination

29- Nov-17

Wed

Back Paper Examination

30- Nov-17

Thu Back Paper Examination

Internal examiners of BNYS courses are likely to be changed.December 2017

Date Day

Course wise DetailsBNYS BSc PG

Old Reg

New Reg

1-Dec-17

Fri Final Exam

2-Dec-17

Sat Final Exam

3-Dec-17


4-Dec-17

Mon

Final Exam

5-Dec-17

Tue Final Exam

6-Dec-17

Wed

Final Exam

7-Dec- Thu Final Exam

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178-Dec-17

Fri Final Exam

9-Dec-17

Sat Final Exam

10-Dec-17


11-Dec-17

Mon

Final Exam

12-Dec-17

Tue Final Exam

13-Dec-17

Wed

Final Exam

14-Dec-17

Thu Final Exam

15-Dec-17

Fri Final Exam

16-Dec-17

Sat Final Exam

17-Dec-17


18-Dec-17

Mon

End Sem. Examination

19-Dec-17

Tue

20-Dec-17

Wed


21-Dec-17

Thu End Sem. Examination

22-Dec-17

Fri Announcement of Result

23-Dec-17

Sat Announcement of Result

24-Dec-17

H29 H28 H28 H28 H28 Holiday

25-Dec-17

Mon

H29 H29 H29 H29 Christmas

26-Dec-17

Tue Application for Retotating/Re-Evaluation

27-Dec-17

Wed

Application for Retotating/Re-Evaluation

28-Dec-17

Thu

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29-Dec-17

Fri

30-Dec-17

Sat Internship report (BNYS)

31-Dec-17

Sun H30 H30 H30 H30 Sunday

January 2018Date Da


BNYS BSc PGOld Reg

New Reg

1-Jan-18 Mon

WD 1 WD 1

2-Jan-18 Tue WD 2 WD 2 3-Jan-18 We

dWD 3 WD 3

4-Jan-18 Thu WD 4 WD 4 Probable date for announcing the Retotaling /Re-Evaluation Result

5-Jan-18 Fri WD 5 WD 5 -do-6-Jan-18 Sat WD 6 WD 6 -do-7-Jan-18 Sun H1 H1 H1 H1 Holiday8-Jan-18 Mo

nWD 7 WD 7

9-Jan-18 Tue WD 8 WD 8 10-Jan-18

Wed

WD 9 WD 9 Probable date for announcing the Retotaling/Re-Evaluation Result

11-Jan-18

Thu WD 10

WD 10

Registration Day - all courses

12-Jan-18

Fri WD 11

WD 11

WD 1 WD 1

13-Jan-18

Sat WD 12

WD 12

WD 2 WD 2

61


14-Jan-18


15-Jan-18

Mon

WD 13

WD 13

WD 3 WD 3

16-Jan-18

Tue WD 14

WD 14

WD 4 WD 4

17-Jan-18

Wed

WD 15

WD 15

WD 5 WD 5

18-Jan-18

Thu WD 16

WD 16

WD 6 WD 6

19-Jan-18

Fri WD 17

WD 17

WD 7 WD 7

20-Jan-18

Sat WD 18

WD 18

WD 8 WD 8

21-Jan-18


22-Jan-18

Mon

WD 19

WD 19

WD 9 WD 9

23-Jan-18

Tue WD 20

WD 20

WD 10

WD 10

24-Jan-18

Wed

WD 21

WD 21

WD 11

WD 11

25-Jan-18

Thu WD 22

WD 22

WD 12

WD 12

26-Jan-18

Fri H5 H5 H5 H5 Republic Day

27-Jan-18

Sat WD 23

WD 23

WD 13

WD 13

28-Jan-18


29-Jan-18

Mon

WD 24

WD 24

WD 14

WD 14

30-Jan-18

Tue WD 25

WD 25

WD 15

WD 15

31-Jan-18

Wed

WD 26

WD 26

WD 16

WD 16

February 2018Date Da


BNYS

BSc PG

Old Reg

New Reg

62


1-Feb-18

Thu WD 27

WD 27

WD 17

WD 17

2-Feb-18

Fri WD 28

WD 28

WD 18

WD 18

3-Feb-18

Sat WD 29

WD 29

WD 19

WD 19

4-Feb-18


5-Feb-18

Mon

WD 30

WD 30

WD 20

WD 20

6-Feb-18

Tue WD 31

WD 29

WD 21

WD 21

7-Feb-18

Wed

WD 32

WD 30

WD 22

WD 22

8-Feb-18

Thu WD 33

WD 31

WD 23

WD 23

9-Feb-18

Fri WD 34

WD 34

WD 24

WD 24

10-Feb-18

Sat WD 34a

WD 34a

WD 25

WD 25

Internal 1

11-Feb-18


12-Feb-18

Mon

WD 34b

WD 34b

WD 26

WD 26

Assignment-1

13-Feb-18

Tue H9 H9 H9 H9 Maha Shivaratri

14-Feb-18

Wed

WD 34c

WD 34c

WD 27

WD 27

Assignment-1

15-Feb-18

Thu WD 34d

WD 34d

WD 28

WD 28

Assignment-1

16-Feb-18

Fri WD 34e

WD 34e

WD 29

WD 29

Assignment-1

17-Feb-18

Sat WD 34f

WD 34f

WD 30

WD 30

Assignment-1

18-Feb-18


19-Feb-18

Mon

WD 35

WD 35

WD 31

WD 31

Internal- 1

20-Feb-18

Tue WD 36

WD 36

WD 32

WD 32

Internal- 1

21-Feb-18

Wed

WD 37

WD 37

WD 33

WD 33

Internal- 1

22-Feb-18

Thu WD 38

WD 38

WD 34

WD 34

Internal- 1

23-Feb-18

Fri WD 39

WD 39

WD 34a

WD 34a

Internal- 1

24-Feb- Sat WD WD WD WD Internal- 1

63


18 40 40 34b 34b25-Feb-18


26-Feb-18

Mon

WD 41

WD 41

WD 34c

WD 34c

27-Feb-18

Tue WD 42

WD 42

WD 34d

WD 34d

28-Feb-18

Wed

WD 43

WD 43

WD 34e

WD 34e

March 2018Date Da


BNYS BSc PGOld Reg

New Reg

1-Mar-18

Thu WD 44 WD 44

WD 35

WD 35

2-Mar-18

Fri WD 45 WD 45

WD36

WD36

3-Mar-18

Sat WD 46 WD 46

WD 37

WD 37

4-Mar-18


5-Mar-18

Mon

WD 47 WD 47

WD 38

WD 38

6-Mar-18

Tue WD 48 WD 48

WD 39

WD 39

Examination fill up

7-Mar-18

Wed

WD 49 WD 49

WD40

WD40

Examination fill up

8-Mar-18

Thu WD 50 WD 50

WD 41

WD 41

9-Mar-18

Fri WD 50a

WD 50a

WD 42

WD 42

Internal 2

10-Mar-18

Sat WD 50b

WD 50b

WD 43

WD 43

Internal 2

11-Mar-18


12-Mar-18

Mon

WD 50c

WD 50c

WD 44

WD 44

Internal 2

13-Mar-18

Tue WD 50d

WD 50d

WD 45

WD 45

Internal 2

14-Mar-18

Wed

WD 50e

WD 50e

WD46

WD46

Internal 2

15-Mar-18

Thu WD 50f

WD 50f

WD 47

WD 47

Internal 2

64


16-Mar-18

Fri WD 51 WD 51

WD 48

WD 48

17-Mar-18

Sat WD 52 WD 52

WD 49

WD 49

18-Mar-18


19-Mar-18

Mon

WD 53 WD 53

WD 50

WD 50

Assignment-2

20-Mar-18

Tue WD 54 WD 54

WD 51

WD 51

Assignment-2

21-Mar-18

Wed

WD 55 WD 55

WD 52

WD 52

Assignment-2

22-Mar-18

Thu WD 56 WD 56

WD 53

WD 53

Assignment-2

23-Mar-18

Fri WD 57 WD 57

WD 54

WD 54

Assignment-2 (BSc & PG)

24-Mar-18

Sat WD 58 WD 58

WD 55

WD 55

Assignment-2

25-Mar-18


26-Mar-18

Mon

WD 59 WD 59

WD 56

WD 56

27-Mar-18

Tue WD 60 WD 60

WD 57

WD 57

28-Mar-18

Wed

WD 61 WD 61

WD 58

WD 58

Declaration of Examination Schedule

29-Mar-18

Thu H16 H16 H16 H16 Mahaveer Jayanthi

30-Mar-18

Fri H17 H17 H17 H17 Good Friday

31-Mar-18

Sat WD 62 WD 62

WD 59

WD 59

April 2018Date Da


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New Reg.

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1-Apr-18

Sun

H17 H17 H17 H17 Holiday

2-Apr-18

Mon

WD 63

WD 63 WD 60

WD 60

3-Apr-18

Tue

WD 64

WD 64 WD 61

WD 61

4-Apr-18

Wed

WD 65

WD 65 WD 62

WD 62

5-Apr-18

Thu

WD 66

WD 66 WD 63

WD 63

6-Apr-18

Fri WD 67

WD 67 WD 64

WD 64

7-Apr-18

Sat WD 68

WD 68 WD 65

WD 65

8-Apr-18

Sun


9-Apr-18

Mon

WD 68a

WD 68a

WD 65a

WD 65a

Internal 2

10-Apr-18

Tue

WD 68b

WD 68b

WD 65b

WD 65b

Internal 2

11-Apr-18

Wed

WD 68c

WD 68c

WD 65c

WD 65c

Internal 2

12-Apr-18

Thu

WD 68d

WD 68d

WD 65d

WD 65d

Internal 2

13-Apr-18

Fri WD 68e

WD 68e

WD 65e

WD 65e

Internal 2

14-Apr-18

Sat H19 H19 H19 H19 Tamil New Years day/Dr.Ambedkar Jayanthi

15-Apr-18

Sun


16-Apr-18

Mon

WD 69

WD 69 WD 66

WD 66

17-Apr-18

Tue

WD 70

WD 70 WD 67

WD 67

18-Apr-18

Wed

WD 71

WD 71 WD 68

WD 68

19-Apr-18

Thu

H21 H21 H21 H21 Basava Jayanthi

20-Apr-18

Fri WD 72

WD 72 WD 69

WD 69

21-Apr-18

Sat WD 73

WD 73 WD 70

WD 70

22-Apr- Su H22 H22 H22 H22 Holiday

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18 n23-Apr-18

Mon

WD 74

WD 74 WD 71

WD 71

24-Apr-18

Tue

WD 75

WD 75 WD 72

WD 72

25-Apr-18

Wed

WD 76

WD 76 WD 73

WD 73

26-Apr-18

Thu

WD 77

WD 77 WD 74

WD 74

27-Apr-18

Fri WD 78

WD 78 WD 75

WD 75

28-Apr-18

Sat WD 79

WD 79 WD 76

WD 76

29-Apr-18

Sun


30-Apr-18

Mon

WD 80

WD 80 WD 77

WD 77

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yCourse wise DetailsBNYS BSc PG

Old Reg

New Reg

1-May-18

Tue WD 81 WD 81 WD 78

WD 78

2-May-18

Wed

WD 82 WD 82 WD 79

WD 79

3-May-18

Thu WD 83 WD 83 WD 80

WD 80

4-May-18

Fri WD 84 WD 84 WD 81

WD 81

Submission of internal assessment

5-May-18

Sat WD 85 WD 85 WD 82

WD 82

6-May-18


7-May-18

Mon

WD 86 WD 86 WD 83

WD 83

Submission of soft and hard copy of dissertation

8-May-18

Tue WD 87 WD 87 WD 84

WD 84

Submission of soft and hard copy of

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dissertation9-May-18

Wed

WD 88 WD 88 WD 85

WD 85

10-May-18

Thu Study Holiday

11-May-18

Fri Issue of hall Tickets

12-May-18

Sat Issue of hall Tickets

13-May-18


14-May-18

Mon

Study Holiday

15-May-18

Tue Final Exam

16-May-18

Wed

17-May-18

Thu

18-May-18

Fri

19-May-18

Sat

20-May-18

Sun

21-May-18

Mon


22-May-18

Tue

23-May-18

Wed

24-May-18

Thu

25-May-18

Fri

26-May-18

Sat

27-May-18

Sun

28-May-18

Mon

29-May-18

Tue

30-May-18

Wed

31-May-18

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June 2018Date Da

yCourse wise DetailsBNYS BSc PG

Old Reg.

New Reg.

1-Jun-18 Fri End Sem. Examination

2-Jun-18 Sat End Sem. Examination

3-Jun-18 Sun H27 H27 H27 H27 Holiday4-Jun-18 Mo

n5-Jun-18 Tue End Sem.

Examination

6-Jun-18 Wed


7-Jun-18 Thu End Sem. Examination

8-Jun-18 Fri End Sem. Examination

9-Jun-18 Sat End Sem. Examination

10-Jun-18


11-Jun-18

Note:Summer holiday shall commence from June 1st for all courses except BNYS and June 21st for BNYS.Announcement of results may likely to be held between June 30th and July 2nd .

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9. Amenities and Facilities

Class Rooms: Adequate class rooms with good ventilation and required furniture facilities are available. Modern Audio Video equipments such as Plasma, LCD screens are provided.

Library: University Library is open to all students during working hours. Students should return the library books within the stipulated time or a fine will be levied on daily basis.

Play Ground: In addition to Football and Cricket grounds, outdoor courts for Volleyball, Ball badminton, Kho-kho, Basketball and indoor facilities for chess and carom are available. Active participation of students in sports and games is insisted upon.

Research Facilities at Anvesana: EEG & Evoked Potentials, Autonomic & Respiratory Variables, High Density 128 Channels EEG, Polysomnography, Functional near Infrared Spectroscopy, Gene Sequencer, Microarray scanner, Flow Hyetometer, Electrophoresis, Fluorescent Microscope, RT-PCR, 2D-Electrophoresis, Transfect ion system, Psychology, Bio-field energy, Nadi Tarangini, GDV etc., are available for research.

IT Network: Students are permitted to use the computers at digital library in the University for any purpose pertaining to

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the requirements of the University syllabus as specified by the concerned faculty or for University activity only. Students are barred from sending messages on the network, create or view objectionable visuals, change system settings or delete files; the violation of which would result in punitive measures by the University.

Arogyadhama (Holistic Health Care Centre): The University has Arogyadhama to take care of exigencies. The students can avail of the same in case of necessity.

Reception: A spacious hall with required seating arrangements on modern lines is available. Counters for enquiry, remittance of fee and travel desk are provided in the Reception Hall itself.

Information Centre: A spacious information Centre is open to give information to the students regarding programme and other activities in the campus.

Canteen: A canteen is available in the University campus where in food is made available to all students on subsidized rate.

Hostel & Food: A home away from home for all inmates. It transits residents in a well-planned daily routine suited to simple living and high thinking and a life of both self-reliance and community living as practiced in our ancient Gurukulas. Convenient rooms, clean toilets with bath rooms with plenty of water round the clock make the

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stay a pleasant experience. Good nutritious food is served in our vegetarian mess without having any restrictions/limitations.

SVYP: A sales counter namely Swami Vivekananda Yoga Prakashana is available where all Yoga and Spiritual books and DVDs are available. In addition, Yoga apparels, stationeries and all other daily needs are available. Allopathic and Ayurvedic medicines are available in the Pharmacy.

Open Air Gallery: There is beautiful open Gallery which has musical fountain.

Auditorium: There is a very big auditorium namely Mangala Mandir. It can house around 1000 people at a time which is utilized for functions, conferences and cultural programs. Also, there are similar conference halls namely Santosha, Tapas, Ahimsa, Satya & Samskriti Bhavan.

Placement cell: Students who have completed their programme can submit their bio-data form. Campus Selection with corporate companies like GMR, Narayana Hrudayalaya, Soukhya, Jindal Health care, Jindal Steels, NIMHANS, Yogakshema Health Care Ltd, Eastern Coal fields (West Bengal) etc. are available.

Counselling and guidance: Counselling is done to individual and group of students as a process of self-discovery and growth. Professional counselling is provided to students by qualified counselors to help them increase self-confidence, improve relationships, solve problems, achieve

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educational goals, and make good decisions for physical, emotional, intellectual and spiritual well-being.

Talent search: It is an important and extensive program to find really talented students in dramatics, skits, quiz, dance, music, debates, literary skills, sports, games, and other relevant activities. It is conducted for the fresher’s who find it an excellent opportunity to display their talents.

NSS (National Service Scheme): It is an Indian Government sponsored public service program conducted by the Department of Youth Affairs and Sports of the Government of India. Popularly known as NSS, the scheme was launched in Gandhiji’s Centenary year, 1969 which aimed at developing student’s personality through community service. SVYASA has 3 Units of NSS.

Samaikya Yoga: This is organized and run by students. They take initiative to perform and fine tune their skills by peer learning and through expert’s guidance.

Music Parishad: Group of students who are interested in singing and playing instruments are encouraged to perform at the Bhajan sessions, festivals and other main functions at Prashanti Kutiram.

2. Drama Parishad: Here students are encouraged in the skills of script writing and enacting in the plays based on the concepts of modern and ancient texts to

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highlight the moral teachings based on philosophy and spirituality.

3. Green House Parishad: Students maintain an herbal garden in the campus by planting different Ayurvedic and medicinal plants and also around Prashanti Kutiram to help themselves and others to educate the influence of ancient system of medicine.

Facilities for Spiritual Growth o Yoga Vinayaka Mandira (Temple) o Prarthana Mandira (Prayer Hall) o Lakshmi Amma Dhyana Mandira

Transport: The University has a fleet of vehicles for transportation purpose.

Other Additional Facilities o State Bank ATM for financial

transactions o Washer man is available in the campus o Arogya darshini-Fruits Juice and Snacks o Ayush Karmashala – Barber shop

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10. Campus Life

Daily Routine in Prashanti Kutiram• 4.20 am : Lights on / Shubhodayam• 4.30 am : SuprabhathamFirst Session...• 5.00 am - 6.00 am : Yoga Asana Session• 6.00 am - 6.45 am : Karma Yoga• 6.45 am - 7.30 am : Bath and Wash• 7.00 am - 8.00 am : Maitri Milan• 8.00 - 8.45 am : BreakfastSecond Session...• 9.00 am - 1.00 pm : Academic Hours• 1.00 pm - 2.00 pm : Lunch & RestThird Session...• 2.00 pm - 3.00 pm : Academic Hours• 3.00 pm - 4.00 pm : Academic Hours 4.00 pm - 5.00 pm : Remedial Class / Cyclic

MeditationSkill Oriented Course• 5.00 pm - 6.00 pm : NSS / SSL/Game• 6.15 pm - 6.45 pm : Bhajan session• 7.30 pm - 8.00 pm : Dinner• 8.00 pm - 10.00 pm: Study Hour• 10.00 pm : Lights off / Nisha Swasti

• Sunday - Holiday only after Maitri Milan - Students have to use this time for studies and personal work in keeping the hostel rooms clean and hygienic.

• Students should not go out of the campus unless it is necessary.

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• Students cannot leave the campus without OUTPASS issued

Maitri MilanTimings: 7am - 8:00 am• Maitri Milan is mandatory for all students

irrespective of their divisions. • Students must be present 10 minutes before

schedule and are to be seated in their allotted place.

• No one is allowed to leave the hall during the session.

• Ninety percent attendance is mandatory to be eligible for examinations.

• The students should bring a note-book and a pen along with Bhagavad Gita book for reference.

• Mobile phones are strictly prohibited in the academic zone and also during Maitri Milan. If this rule is violated, a fine of Rs. 500/- will be collected from the students.

• There will be a test based on the talks in Maitri Milan at the end of each Semester. A pass mark of 80% is essential for award of the degree.

Karma Yoga • Karma Yoga is mandatory for all programme

students irrespective of any division. Ninety percent attendance is a requirement for Final Examinations.

• All students should actively participate in the Karma Yoga.

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• Serving duty at Dining Hall during Break-fast, Lunch & Dinner is mandatory and is a part of Karma Yoga.

• All the students must report regularly to the concerned Coordinator/Mentor for attendance and allotment of duties.

• All the students must perform their Karma Yoga in their allotted zone and follow the timings promptly.

• The assessment of the student for Karma Yoga is as follows: o 25% for Performance o 25% for attendance. (90% mandatory) o 25% for following Serving Duty at Dining

Hall. o 25% for active participation during

Cultural event.

Important Instructions • Students should bring their own plate,

tumbler and katori to the dining hall. • Students should have their own pair of bed

sheets/bedspreads, pillow and pillow covers, blankets, buckets and mugs.

• All the students must report on the opening day of the autumn/ spring Semester without fail.

• Late comers will have to pay a fine of Rs. 2000/- (if they report late).

• The student will successfully complete the Semester only if he/she scores 50% marks both in Internal Assessment as well as in Final Examinations.

• The eligibility for appearing in the examinations will be on the basis of the

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students participation and attendance in the daily schedule of Prashanti Kutiram.

• Hostel gate will be closed at 6.30 pm. Any students coming late will not be allowed inside the campus.

• Abstaining from the campus without any valid reason and permission will be liable to dismissal from the programme.

• Switching on the Lights after 10pm will be liable for disciplinary action.

Attendance RegularityAll the students must be present on the re-opening day of each Semester. Once the students are in the University, they are required to stay for the full length of time. Students are not permitted to arrive or leave in the middle of the morning/afternoon sessions. Attendance is compulsory for daily Maitri Milan, Karma Yoga and Devotional sessions which are a part of academic activities. Minimum of 90% attendance is compulsory in all subjects including Maitri Milan. At any circumstances students shall not be permitted to appear for the examination if the candidate has less than 75% including medical leaves, emergencies and penalty.

SNo

Percentage of Attendance

Remarks

1 90% and above Permitted to take examination

2 80-89% Permitted to take examination on payment of con-donation fee of

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Rs.1000/- per subject3 For final

Semester students75-79%

Separate examination will be conducted by attending make up classes immediately after the usual examination schedule (students need to pay fees of Rs. 1000/- per subject for extra classes and examinations)

4 For other than final

Repetition of the subject by fresh Semester students <80%

Registration and attending classes’ fresh by payment of Rs.1000/- per subject.

* Students who are having attendance below 75% will not be entitled to write the examinations for that Semester

It is mandatory for all Students to submit the following before and after each Semester: I a. Guna Questionnaire b. GHQ Questionnaire c. Brainwave Coherence II Growth Questionnaire every week

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Leave Note

Sl.no.

Date/hours

Reason for

absence

Signature of

mentor

Signature of

coordinator/course Head

Specimen signature of mentor/coordinator/course Head

Name of the mentor/coordinator/course Head

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Leave Note

Sl.no.

Date/hours

Reason for

absence

Signature of

mentor

Signature of coordinator/course Head

Specimen signature of mentor/coordinator/course Head

Name of the mentor/coordinator/course Head

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11. Contact Details

S-VYASA City Office#19, ‘Eknath Bhavan’, Gavipuram CircleKempe Gowda Nagar, Bengaluru - 560 019, INDIA Tel: 020-2661 2669 | Telefax: 080-2660 8645 E-mail. : [email protected] | www.svyasa.edu.in S-VYASA Campus‘Prashanti Kutiram’ Giddenahalli, Jigani HobliAnekal Taluk, Bengaluru - 560 105 Tel: 91-80-2263 9961 / 97 E-mail. : [email protected] | www.svyasa.edu.in How to reach University Campus (Prashanti Kutiram)35 kms from the Majestic Bus Stand, Bangalore Central 81 kms from International Airport and 20 kms from Indian Institute of Management, Bangalore campus on Anekal Road, next to Bannerghatta National Park.Bus Conveniencefrom Majestic Bus Stand: 365/365A/365B/365C/365D/365E/365F/ 365J/365K/365L/365M/365N/366N/365Q/365S/365W/372AirportUniversity campus is 75 km From Airport Ola, Ubar and Radio Taxies are available to the Campus

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