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SN Activity Description Odd semesters l ike 01, 03, 05,

07, 09, 11, 13

01 Aug - 31 Jan

Even semesters l ike 02, 04, 06,

08, 10, 12, 14

01 Feb 31 Jul

Direct Admission, Course Exemption, Credit Transfer (DACECT)

DACECT Form : on website {Must apply before fresh admission}

DACECT Decision : must be attached with the admission form for fresh admission.

01 DACECT Form Submission at University

15 Jun 25 Jul Not Offered

02 DACECT Approval by University Within 5 working days from the day

of receipt

Not Offered

Annual Admission *: University Fee (including EF for the first compulsory attempt) must be paid with the admission form,

at a time for 2 semesters (an odd and even semester) in an academic year.

03 Annual Further Admission 05 Jul 05 Aug 05 Jul 05 Aug

04 Annual Fresh Admission 05 Jul 05 Aug 05 Jul 05 Aug

Teaching Learning (Face-To-Face counseling at each study center and Self-Study)

05 Teaching - Learning 01 Aug 13 Nov 01 Feb 16 May

06 Teaching Learning Backlog Clearing or Preparation Leave

14 Nov 04 Dec 17 May 04 Jun

Exam Form (EF) Submission Not required for the first compulsory attempt . Required only for repeater students for backlog courses and performance improvement.

EF available on Website for only repeater students.

07 EE Form Submission by students at SC

Before 30-Sep Before 31-Mar

08 EE Form Submission by SCs at University

Before 05-Oct Before 05-Apr

Continuous Assessment (CA) Submission : Maximum single attempt . -


SN Activity Description Odd semesters l ike 01, 03, 05,

07, 09, 11, 13

01 Aug - 31 Jan

Even semesters l ike 02, 04, 06,

08, 10, 12, 14

01 Feb 31 Jul

09 CA Availability at each study center

01 Aug 30 Nov 01 Feb 30 May

10 CA Submission by Students at SC 01 - 30 Nov 01 - 30 May

11 Provisional CA Report by SCs (On SCs Notice Board)

Before 31-Dec Before 30-Jun

12 Final CA Report Submission by SCs at University

Before 31-Jan Before 31-Jul

End Examination (EE) *: Attempts are allowed, till specified last end exam .

Permanent drop out from the programme, if successful completion not possible, within these allowed maximum attempts.

13 EE for Theory Courses 05 Dec 14 Dec 05 Jun 14 Jun

14 EE for Practical, STW, SV or PW Courses

Immediately after the last day of end

exam for theory courses, but

positively before 05-Jan

Immediately after the last day of end

exam for theory courses, but

positively before 05-Jul

15 End Exam Result Declaration Before 20 Feb Before 20 Aug

Semester End Vacation

16 Semester End Vacation 08 Jan 31 Jan 08 Jul 31 Jul

* Annual admission applicable for all programmes .


SN Programme Details Last Further Admission Time

Slot

Last End Exam

01 T63 - B.Arch. (General):

5 Years duration, withdrawn in 2010

During Jun -Aug 2016

Odd Numbered Semester: Dec 2018

Even Numbered Semester: Jun 2019

02 T64 - M.Arch. (General):





03 T65 - M.Arch. (CM):





04 T66 - M.Arch. (EA):





05 T67 - M.Arch. (URP):





06 T68 - M.Sc. (URP):





07 T96 - B.Sc. (AS):







Slot

Last End Exam

08 T98 - M.Sc. (AS):


During Jun-Aug 2013



09 T33 - B.Tech. (Marine):





10 T34 - B.Tech. (Electronics):





11 T35 - B.Tech. (Mechanical):





12 T03: Diploma in Computer Technology (DCT)

31/2 Years Duration, withdrawn from 2012




13 T05: Diploma in Industrial Electronics (D Ind E)





14 T06: Diploma in Instrumentation Engineering

(D Ins E)



Odd Number ed Semester: Dec 2017


15 T07: Diploma in Communication Engineering

(DCE)






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Slot

Last End Exam

16 T24: Di ploma in M echanical Engineering (DME)





17 T50: Diploma in Production Engineering (DPE)

4 Years Duration, withdrawn from 2012




18 T51: Diploma in Automobile Engineering (DAE)





19 T52: Diploma in Thermal Engineering (DTE)





20 V23 - B.Tech. (Marine):






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................................ ..................... For Study Centers Outside Maharashtra ....................... 12 Jurisdiction and Revision of Rules ............................... 13 Detai l Programme Rules ................................ ............. 13 Latest Update Policy ................................ .................. 13

................................ .............................. General ................................ ................................ .... 14 Programmes and Courses ................................ ............ 15 Study Centers ................................ ............................ 16 DACECT ................................ ................................ .... 16 Admission ................................ ................................ . 18 Counseling ................................ ................................ 19 Examination ................................ ............................. 20

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................................ ........................... Vision ................................ ................................ ...... 24 Mission ................................ ................................ .... 24 Prog ramme Information At a Glance ............................ 24

................................ ................ Working Hours ................................ .......................... 26 Student In -Take ................................ ......................... 27 Functions of Study Center ................................ ........... 27

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Attendance ................................ ............................... 28 Equivalence Status ................................ ..................... 28 Programme Information at a Glance ............................ 29

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................................ ................................ ............ DACECT: Objectives ................................ .................. 127 DACECT: Time Schedules ................................ ........... 127 DACECT: Policies and Rules ................................ ....... 128

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............................ DACECT: Required Documents, Forms and Formats ..... 142

................................ .............. DACEC T: Financial Rules ................................ ........... 144

................................ ............................. Admission: Objectives ................................ ............... 144 Admi ssion: Time Schedules ................................ ........ 145 Admission: Policies and Rules ................................ .... 146 Admission: Required Documents, Forms and Formats .. 149

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................................ ............................ Counseling: Objectives ................................ .............. 160 Counseling: Time Schedules ................................ ....... 160 Counseling: Policies and Rules ................................ ... 161 Counseling : Required Documents ............................... 161

................................ ................ From 2010 Pattern Onwards ................................ ...... 162 Before 2010 Pattern ................................ .................. 162

................................ .. CA: Objectives ................................ .......................... 163 CA: Time Schedules ................................ ................... 163 CA: Policies and Rules ................................ ............... 164 CA: Required Documents, Forms and Formats ............. 166 CA: Financial Rules ................................ ................... 167

................................ ........... EE: Objectives ................................ .......................... 167 EE: Time Schedules ................................ ................... 167

- ................................ ...... EE: Policies and Rules ................................ ............... 169

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....................... EE: Required Documents ................................ ........... 174 EE: Performance Improvement ................................ .. 174 EE: Financial Rules ................................ ................... 175

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................................ .......................... Award of Certification ................................ ............... 176 Convocation: Financial Rules ................................ ..... 176


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................................ ........................ Architecture and Design ................................ ............ 183 Science ................................ ................................ .... 189 Engineerin g and Technology ................................ ...... 193

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Yashwantrao Chavan Maharashtra Open University (YCMOU) was established

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prestigious 'Award of Excellenc e for Institutional Achievement ' for the

year 2002 to this university. YCMOU is the first Open University in India,

which is honored with this prestigious award. It is the fifth Open University

Face-To-

The university provides relaxed entry procedures. However it does maintain

its standards for examinations. The university may admit a student even

when he is studying in another university / Board or is continuing his

professional career. It also does not ask for documents like Transfer

Certificate at the time of admission. At the same time the university takes all

precautions (just as the other universities do) to ensure that the standards

and quality of, education and exams, are preserved.

The Head office of the university is located at Nashik, India. The university

operates through its 10 Regional Centers (RCs) at Amaravati,

Aurangabad, Kalyan, Kolhapur, Mumbai, Nagpur, Nanded, Nashik, Pune,

Solapur and several Study Centers (SCs) .

Due to recent amendment in the act, this university had recognized study

centers outside the state of Maharashtra. But , as per the judgment of Hon

Supreme Court of India (SCoI), all study centers from outside the state of

Maharashtra, are now de-recognized for fresh admissions. However, as per

the approved university rules, previously enrolled students at these

study cente rs shall continue to tak further admissions to next


semesters t il l completion of the programme. These study centers are

required to provide all specified student services to these previously enrolled

students as per the approved university rules.

All legal disputes regarding study center and enrolled students shall be

subject to Nashik jurisdiction only. In order to cope up with unforeseen

circumstances and to maintain high academic quality of these programmes,

the university reserves the right to change, revise, update, add or delete any

rule ( including rules regarding programme fees ) about these

programmes, at any time. These modifications will be applicable to all

students, including previously admitted students .

Detail programme rules are available on the web site. These online details

shall be integral part of this brief prospectus. Students are required to

carefully read , understand and agree these online detail programme rules

before admission.

Latest updated version of this prospectus shall be available for free download

in PDF file format at the website. Hence, students are advised to always

refer website for latest updated copy of this prospectus.

In this docum ent, unless the context otherwise requires, following definitions

shall apply.


1. "University " means - Yashwantrao Chavan Maharashtra Open

University, located at Nashik, Maharashtra, India.

2. "Act " means - Act XX-(1989) (Amended by Act No XII of 2003) of the

Maharashtra State Legislature.

3. "Academic Year " means - duration of 1 year which

starts from 01 -Aug and ends on 31 -Jul .

4. "Semester " means - a group of some courses, which are offered

during a time block of 6 months.

a. Odd numbered semesters like 01, 03, 05, 07 and 09

starts from 01 -Aug and ends on 31 -Jan .

b. Even numbered semesters like 02, 04, 06, 08 and 10

starts from 01 -Feb and ends on 31 -Jul .

5. "Self -Instructional Material " means - the learning material which

is specially designed for the Open University students. This material

is designed in such a manner that the students are able to understand

most of the subject matter even in the absence of a teacher.

6. "Session " means - a time slot for a particular activity. Duration of

counseling session is 45 / 60 or 180 / 240 minutes, while for end

examination it is either 180 or 240 minutes.

Course Types Session Duration in Min for Counseling Session

Session Duration in Min for End Exam

Theory Courses 40 / 60 180

Studio Courses 180 / 240 180 / 240

Practical Courses 180 / 240 180 / 240

Project-Work Courses 40 / 60 180 / 240


7. "Batch " means - a group of students.

Course Types Batch for Counseling

Session Batch for End

Exam

Theory Courses Architecture: 40

Science: 60 Technology: 60

30

Studio Courses Architecture: 20 15

Term Work Course Science: 60

Technology: 60 20

Practical Courses Science: 30

Technology: 30 15

Project-Work Courses Architecture: 10

Science: 15 Technology: 15

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1. "Credit Point (CP) " means - number of study hours , in multiples of

30 clock hours that an average learner has to devote for effective

learning. Thus, for 1 CP, an average learner has to devote 30 clock

hours to complete the study of the course. Study includes several

activities like reading books, taking notes, solving problems,

undergoing tests, performing experiments in laboratories, thinking,

etc.

2. "Academic Programme " means - a collection of correlated courses,

which one must successfully complete in order to earn a certification

by the university. Certification may be by certificate, diploma,

advance diploma, graduate degree, postgraduate diploma,

postgraduate degree or doctoral degree.

a. Programmes on Offer are those programmes where fresh

admission to new prospective students is offered along

with further admissions to already enrolled students.

b. Withdrawn Programmes are those programmes where

fresh admission to new prospective students is not offered

along with further admissions to already enrolled students.


3. "Courses " means - any single component of an academic programme

(usually called as subjects) which one has to successfully complete, in

order to earn a certification by the university. Courses may be of

different types like theory, practical, Term -Work, studio Viva or

project work. Each course is given a unique course code.

1. "Study Center " means - a place where the students attend the

counseling sessions and get other relevant services like Internet

access, admission, examination and communication with university

head office.

2. "Pro gramme Coordinator " means - a person in charge of the

administrative and academic affairs at the study center. He plans the

availability of counselors, looks after the distribution of learning

resource from library, arranges and coordinates counseling sessions,

etc.

3. "Study Center Head " means - the head of the study center who is

normally the principal of the institution, where study center is

located. He may not participate in the day to day activities of the

study center, but will play an active role in c ase of any serious

problem at the study center.

1. "Direct Admission (DA) " means - due to higher pre-qualification

than specified minimum eligibility, after receipt of the application in

the prescribed format along with supporting documents, students

shall be directly admitted to (1) specified higher semester and (2) all

those courses at lower semesters which are not exempted. Even

course exemptions for specified courses at lower semesters shall be

confirmed along with direct admission. Students are all owed to

apply for direct admission only once before the first fresh

admission . Students are required to successfully complete in end

exam (as permitted by the end exam time table ) all those


courses at lower semesters which are not exempted. Hence, total time

duration of the academic programme may be reduced and student is

not required to pay fees for the lower semesters. Direct admission

shall be given only when student apply for it, in a prescribed format

along with (1) payment of specified fees and (2) attested photocopies

of specified documents.

2. "Course Exemption (CE) " means - the student who successfully

completes with specified minimum percentage of marks or better in

specified subjects with similar syllabus but with different evaluation

pattern, in the exams conducted by the either Board or

university , are exempted from certain courses of these programmes.

If course exemption is sanctioned, the student need not appear in any

examination for that course, as it is treated as a successfully

completed. But no previous performance is used for reporting in

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exempted course. Students are allowed to apply for course

exemptions only once before the first fresh admission . Course

Exemptions shall be given only when student apply for it, along with

direct admission , in a prescribed format along with (1) payment of

specified fees and (2) attested photocopies of specified documents.

3. "Credit Transfer (CT) " means - the student who successfully

complete specified subjects with specified minimum percentage of

marks or better with similar syllabus and evaluation pattern, in the

exams conducted by the either Board or university are exempted

from certain courses of these programmes. If credit transfer is

sanctioned, the student need not appear in any examination for that

course, as it is treated as a successfully completed. Previous marks

(or in case of grades, equivalent mean marks of the grade range) are

used as it is for reporting in Mark -Sheet. Students are allo wed to

apply for credit transfers only once before the first fresh

admission . Credit transfers shall be given only when student apply

for it, along with direct admission , in a prescribed format along

with (1) payment of specified fees and (2) attested photocopies of

specified documents.

4. "DACECT Form


"DACECT forms" must reach university only during the specified

duration for the DACECT.

1. Annual Admission Normally, admission is given only

once in a year (typically in July - August) to 2 semesters, that is, odd

and even numbered semesters, in an academic year. Thus, along with

the admission form, students shall be required to

the

the first compulsory attempt for end exam for all courses at both

semesters.

2. "Fresh Admission " means - First admission to the academic

programme. Normally, fresh admiss ion is given to the lowest

numbered semester or in case of the direct admission, to the specified

higher semester of the programme. Students are required to apply for

fresh admission in the prescribed format along with the attested

photocopies of specified documents and payment of the specified fees

for the programme.

3. "Further Admission " means - all next admissions (after first

admission ) to the each successively higher numbered semester of

the academic programme. Students are required to apply for further

admission, to each successively higher numbered semester of the

academic programme, in the prescribed format along with the

attested photocopies of specified documents and payment of the

specified fees for the programme.

4. "Admission Form " means - the prescribed format of application for

either fresh or further admission. All admission forms must reach

university only during the specified duration for the admission.

5. "Student Registration " means - confirmation of the admission of

the student to the specified semester of the academic programme by

the university, after submission of a completed admission form along

with photocopies of specified documents and payment of the specified

fees for the programme. Student registration is valid only

during registration period . The university assigns unique


is registered for the academic programme during the first fresh

admission.

6. "Student R egistration Data " means - complete information,

excluding examination performance data, about student like

Student ID, Name, Address, Study center, Project and Project Guide

allotted, Fee payment status, course exemptions or Credit Transfer

status etc.

7. "Re gistration Period " means - consecutive 5 semesters (2 years),

which starts from the semester to which student's admission is

confirmed by the university. Only within valid registration period,

students are allowed to attend counseling sessions at the allotted

study center. Extension of registration period shall not be

allowed .

1. "Counseling Sessions (CS) " means - sessions conducted at study

centers, during which a qualified person explains and clarifies

doubts/difficulties of the students. During counseling sessions,

students also perform practical or studio activities or project work in

study center laboratory or studio. Last 4 -5 hours of counseling for

each course in a semester are reserved for assessment and feedback

2. "Counselor " means - a qualified and experienced person at SC, who

conducts counseling sessions and helps the students in solving their

difficulties. He also helps the students to perform practical or studio

activities or project work in study cen ter laboratory or studio.


1. "Continuous Assessment (CA) " means - 'Open -Book Formative

Evaluation without supervision ' by the Counselor for the

respective course at each study center. CA for each credit point block

shall be for 5 marks only.

2. "End Examination (EE) " means - 'Closed -Book Summative

Evaluation under supervision ' , which is an examination

conducted by the University at the designated 'Exam Centers' under

supervised conditions, at the end of the each semester for all courses.

EE for each credit point block shall be for 20 marks only.

3. "EE Attempt " means - option offered by the university to the

student, for choosing to appear in any end examination of any course

d by the

university . EE attempts are counted for each option offered by the

university to the student, irrespective of whether student

actually chooses to appear in end exam or not .

4. "Exam Form " means - the prescribed format of application for the

end exam which may require for successful

completion or performance improvement . Only repeater students

are required to submit exam form , along with the payment for

during the specified duration.

5. "Long Answer type Question (LAQ) " means a supply type

question of 15 marks, which requires typical answer of about 45 lines

-30 minutes. This question may be

composed of smaller sub-questions without options, havi ng marks in

multiple of 5. Students shall have choice of answering 1 LAQ out of 2

LAQs on each credit point block in end exam for any theory type of

course.

6. "Short Answer type Question (SAQ) " means - a supply type

question of 5 marks, which requires typic al answer of about 15 lines

-10 minutes. Students do not have choice of


answering as he/she is required to answer 1 SAQ out of 1 SAQ on

each

f course.

7. Total Marks (TM)

marks acquired by the student in each course.

8. "Successful Completion of the Course " means - either course is

exempted or student gets minimum 50% or better total marks, either

in end examination of that course or by credit transfer.

1. "End Examination (EE) " means - 'Closed -Book Summative

Evaluation under supervision ' , which is an examination

conducted by the University at the designated 'Exam Centers' under

supervised conditions, at the end of the each semester for all courses.

EE for each credit point block shall be for 25 marks only.

2. "EE Attempt " means - option offered by the university to the

student, for choosing to appear in any end examination of any course

university . EE attempts are counted for each option offered by the

university to the student, irrespective of whether student

actually chooses t o appear in end exam or not .

3. "Exam Form " means - the prescribed format of application for the

completion or performance improvement. Only repeater students

are required to submit exam form , along with the payment for

during the specified duration .

4. "Long Answer type Question (LAQ) " means a supply type


-40 minutes. This question may be composed

of smaller sub-questions without options, having marks in multiple of

5. Students shall have choice of answering 1 LAQ out of 2 LAQs on

each credit point block in end exam for any theory type of course.


5. "Short Answer type Question (SAQ) " means - a supply type


8-10 minutes. Students do not have choice of

answering as he/she is required to answer 1 SAQ out of 1 SAQ on

each

course.

6. Total Marks (TM)

acquired by t

7. "Successful Completion of the Course " means - either course is

exempted or student gets minimum specified or better marks, either

in end examination of that course or by credit transfer.

1. Pre -Recorded SCORM Lectures (PRSL) means - "well prepared

high quality multimedia lectures (confirming to SCORM standard)

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master trainer. Typically, 05 - 10 SCORM modules, each of 14 23

minutes duration, are developed on a single credit point block of the

course

2. Live Virtual Online Class (LVOL) a class where real

ny part of

the world (up to maximum 1999, at a time) in real time through web,

using Whiteboard, PowerPoint presentation, pre - recorded Video, PDF

or Word file, his own live Audio and/or Video Lecture, Quiz, Poll, etc.

along with students interacting with t eacher and other peer students

with chat, audio or video, as decided by the teacher. Students who

cannot participate in live class can download the digital recording of

the live class along with full interaction, which may be distributed

even on DVD, for play without live internet connection.

3. "Discussion Forum " means - a web site where a student can "post

or write" threaded questions, answers or comments about a course or

Programme. It also allows student to edit his own previous posts.

Hence, it is an excellent place where student can sharpen his writing


skills, by refining his own previous posts, after receiving feedback

from other students. It also allows anyone to search all previously

posted questions, answers or comments, about a specific topic in a

course or Programme, using combination of few keywords.

4. "Learning Management System (LMS) " means - a web

application which facilitates and administers 'Any Time, Any Where,

Any Pace' online learning, either in synchronous or asynchronous

mode by an instruct or.

5. "ELearning " means - the continuous assimilation of knowledge and

skills by learners, stimulated by synchronous and asynchronous

learning events, which are authored, delivered, engaged with,

supported, and administered using web technologies.

6. "Learnin g Cycle " means - independent and dependent learning

activities, which student must perform in cyclic order for an effective

learning.


The School of Architecture, Science and Technology will offer educational

services in Science and technology discipline using such operational and

Academic principles that optimize:

Academic Quality

Relevance to present needs of Industry, Society and Learners.

Time Quality

Cost-effectiveness for learners and the University.

Quality Education, wit h cost effectiveness, anywhere, anytime!

The following Academic Programmes are on offer from the School of

Architecture, Science & Technology during academic year 2013-2014.

Level

Programmes of Offer (20) Admission:

Fres h Yes , Further Yes New SC Recognition: Yes

Withdrawn Programmes (20) Admission:

Fresh No , Further Yes New SC Recognition: No

Diploma

V40 : Foundation Diploma in Architecture and Design {2011

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UG

V21 : B.Des. (Interior De sign) {2010 Pattern}

V22 : B.Arch. (General) {2010 Pattern}

T63 : B.Arch (General)


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PG

V41 : M.Arch. (General) {2011 Pattern}

V42 : M.Arch. (Construction Management) {2011 Pattern}

V43 : M.Arch. (Environmental Architecture) {2011 Pattern}

V44 : M.Arch. (Urban an d Regional Planning) {2011 Pattern}

T64 : M.Arch. (General)

T65 : M.Arch. (Construction Management)

T66 : M.Arch. (Environmental Architecture)

T67 : M.Arch. (Urban and Regional Planning)

UG

T80 : B.Sc. (Bio- Informatics)

T82 : B.Sc. (Bio-Technology)

V26 : B.Sc. (Nautical Science) {2010 Pattern}

V45 : B.Sc. (Actuarial Science) {2011 Pattern}

T96 : B.Sc. (Actuarial Science)

PG Diploma

V48 : PG Diploma (Actuarial Applications) {2011 Pattern}

V49 : PG Diploma in Bio -informatics {2011 Pattern}

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PG

T81 : M.Sc. (Bio-Informatics)

T83 : M.Sc. (Bio-Technology)

V46 : M.Sc. (Actuarial Science) {2011 Pattern}

V47 : M.Sc. (Industrial Engineering) {2011 Pattern}

T68 : M.Sc. (Urban and Regional Planning)

T98 : M.Sc. (Actuarial Science)


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Diploma

V62 : Diploma in Mechanical Engineering (DME) {2012 Pattern}

V63 : Diploma in Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering

(DETE) {2012 Pattern}

T03 : Diploma in Computer Technology {2010 Pattern}

T05 : Diploma in Industrial Electronics {2010 Pattern}

T06 : Diploma in Instrumentation Engineering

{2010 Pattern}

T07 : Diploma in Communication Engineering

{2010 Pattern}

T24 : Diploma in Mechanical Engineering {2010 Pattern}

T50 : Diploma in Production Engineering {2010 Pattern}

T51 : Diploma in Automobile Engineering {2010 Pattern}

T52 : Diploma in Thermal Engineering {2010 Pattern}

UG V61 : B.Tech. (Marine Engineering)

{2012 Pattern}

T33 : B.Tech. (Marine Engineering)

T34 : B.Tech. (Electronics Engineering)

T35 : B.Tech. (Mechanical Engineering)

V23 : B.Tech. (Marine Engineering ) {2010 Pattern}

For ensuring minimum specified Face -To-Face counseling support, study

centers are expected to ensure minimum specified working hours during each

week. Study center may arrange Face-To-Face counseling on specified

number of wording days in each week, for at least 15 + 3 = 18 weeks in each


semester. As per the convenience of majority of students, study centers shall

be allowed to arrange more hours of counseling on local weekly off days and

holidays. Study center must prominently display their normal working hours

on the notice board.

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For each study center, as per the available infrastructural facilit ies, university

Fresh Admissions at each semester. Normal Student Intake Capacity specified

for different academic programmes is as follows:

Programme Student Intake Capacity

for UG Student Intake Capacity

for PG

Architecture 40 20

Science 40 20

Technology 30 or 60 20

Functions of each recognized study center is as follows:

1. Payment of honorarium to all academic and administrative staff

members

2. Organizing local Programme Advertisement and Publicity

3. Payment of TA/DA to the study center staff or cha rges for 'Speed Post

with AD', for sending Admission and Exam forms to the University, to

reach before the specified last day.

4. Payment of Internet Charges, for providing total 30 hours free

graphic access in each semester to each student for Internet or Email.

This includes access to Past Question Papers (PQP) and open source

ELearning resource on web.

5. Conduct of minimum specified number of counseling sessions for

each course.


6. Local Information and communication center for students for the

matter related to university and programme.

7. Provide required infrastructure, Laboratory facilit ies

8. Provide required Laboratory consumable, water and electricity, etc.

9. Provide charges for Depreciation, maintenance and repair of

Laboratory set -up

10. Provide quality educat ional services from motivated, talented &

qualified academic staff

For all academic programmes regular and full attendance for all counseling

sessions is highly recommended for better chances of successful completion

of the course. Normally, minimum 80% attendance shall be essential for

Successful completion of all specified activities for Studio Term-Work (STW),

Term-Work (TW), Studio Viva (SV), Practical (P) or Project -Work (PW)

courses and its certification by the respective counselor at study center and

Programme coordinator shall be essential before the end exam of that Studio

Term-Work (STW) , Term-Work (TW), Studio Viva (SV), Practical (P) or

Project-Work (PW) course.

his university is fully empowered to award various academic

certifications like certificates, diplomas, and graduate, post -graduate,

doctoral degrees. This university also takes all precautions, at all programme


standards and quality of, education and examinations are preserved.

All architecture diploma, graduate and post -graduate programmes are duly

successful completion of the undergraduate degree programme (that is,

specified duration of professional training. Student shall be entitled to

practice as an architect after such registrati on .

All these degree and post-graduate degree programmes are duly recognized

of this university is at par with all other statutory universities of India.

Following abbreviations (arranged alphabetically) are used:

1. AAFA for each year, which is

payable amount along with the Admission Form. It includes

university fee 2 semesters in an academic year. Uni versity fee also

includes exam fee for the first compulsory end exam attempt for all

courses at the semester.

2. AE : Admission Eligibility

3. Apvl : Approvals from Statutory Authorities

4. C: Category of Programme

5. CA : Continuous Assessment

6. CE : Certification Eligibil ity

7. D : Diploma

8. DACECT : Direct Admission, Course Exemption, Credit Transfer.

a. For Indian Citizen Students: 1000

b. For Foreign national students: US$ 100


9. EE : End Examination

10. FT -FTF -EWEL : Full Time Face-To-Face Enhanced with ELearning

11. L : Level of Programme

12. LD : Library Deposit is refundable. LD shall be

a. For Indian Citizen Students: 2000

b. For Foreign national students: US$ 200

13. M : Teaching-Learning Mode of Programme

14. MA : Maximum number of Attempts

15. MDP : Minimum Duration of P rogramme

16. MoI : Medium of Instruction of Programme

17. MRA : Minimum Required Attendance for Programme

18. NA : Not Applicable

19. P : Pattern (Semester / Annual) of Programme

20. PG : Post-Graduate

21. PGD : Post-Graduate Diploma

22. EF : Exam Fee is specified as below for each repeat end exam attempt

of each course.

Type of Course Maximum Number of Students in a EE Batch

EF in for each attempt

for each subject

EF in US$ for each attempt

for each subject

Theory 30 100 10

-Work -

20 200 20

15 300 30

- 08 400 40

23. RS : Reporting Semesters

24. SCF : Study Center Fee for each semester


25. Sem : Semester

26. Sylb : Syllabus location

27. Total : Total Tuition Fee for each semester

28. UF : University Fee for each semester which also includes exam fee

for the first compulsory end exam attempt for all courses at the

semester.

29. UG : Under -Graduate

30. VRP : Valid Registration Period

Programmes on Offer (Total 20 Programmes ) :

1. Fresh Admissions shall be offered

2. Further Admissions shall be offered

Statistical Information about Programmes on Offer :

Discipline

Level

Architecture and Design

Science Technology and Engineering

Total

Diploma 1 0 2 3

UG 2 4 1 7

PGD 0 2 0 2

PG 4 4 0 8

Total 7 10 3


Programme Essential

Information Fees in

Admission: Annual

admi ssion for 2 semesters in

each year

Examination

V40 : Foundation Diploma in


(FDAD) {2011 Pattern}

Sem: 4 CPs : 96

Courses : 24

C: Professional L : D

M : FT-FTF-EWEL

P : Semester

MDP : 2 years after SSC

MoI : English MRA : Min 80%

Apvl : UGC,

CoA

Sylb : Website DACECT : NA

For each Sem

Desc Amount

UF 3600

SCF 8400

Total 12000

For each Year

AAFA 7200

AE : Fresh :

SSC (10TH) or eq Pass.

VRP : consecutive 5 semesters

CE : Min 50%

RS : Sem 03 and 04

MA :

CA : Max Single Attempt

EE : Till last end exam

attempt, if it is specified

-

V21 : B.Des. (Interior Design) {2010

Pattern}

Sem: 8 CPs : 192

Courses : 47

C: Professional L : UG

M : FT-FTF-EWEL

P : Semester

MDP : 4 years after HSC


Apvl : UGC


For each Sem

Desc Amount

UF 8400

SCF 19600

Total 28000

For each Year

AAFA 16800

AE : Fresh : HSC

(12TH) or eq(Like FDAD)

Pass.

Further : Sem ass for

admission where is

odd number.


CE : Min 50%

RS : Sem 07 and 08

MA :





Programme Essential

Information Fees in

Admission: Annual


each year

Examination

V22 : B.Arch. (General)

{2010 Pattern}

Sem: 10 CPs : 240

Course s:62


M : FT-FTF-EWEL

P : Semester



Apvl : UGC,

CoA

Sylb : Website DACECT : Available

For each Sem

Desc Amount

UF 8400

SCF 19600

Total 28000

For each Year

AAFA 16800

AE : Fresh : HSC (12TH) or eq (like FDAD) Pass (min 50%) with

Maths + Valid Min 40% score

in NATA. Further : Sem

admission where is

odd number.


CE : Min 50%

RS : Sem 07 and 08

MA :




-

V41 : M.Arch. (General)

{2011 Pattern}

Sem: 4 CPs : 96

Courses : 20

C: Professional L : PG

M : FT-FTF-EWEL

P : Semester

MDP : 2 years after B.Arch. MoI : English

MRA : Min 80%

Apvl : UGC, CoA


For each Sem

Desc Amount

UF 9600

SCF 22400

Total 32000

For each Year

AAFA 19200

AE : Fresh :

B.Arch. or eq Pass.


CE : Min 50%

RS : Sem 03 and 04

MA :





Programme Essential

Information Fees in

Admission: Annual


each year

Examination

V42 : M.Arch. (Const. Mgmt .) {2011

Pattern}

Sem : 4 CPs : 96

Courses : 20


M : FT-FTF-EWEL

P : Semester

MDP : 2 years after B.Arch. or B.E. / B.Tech.

(Civil) MoI : English

MRA : Min 80%

Apvl : UGC, CoA


For each Sem

Desc Amount

UF 9600

SCF 22400

Total 32000

For each Year

AAFA 19200

AE : Fresh :

B.Arch. or B.E. / B.Tech.

(Civil) or eq Pass.


CE : Min 50%

RS : Sem 03 and 04

MA :




V43 : M.Arch. (Env . Arch .)

{2011 Pattern}

Sem : 4 CPs : 96

Courses : 20


M : FT-FTF-EWEL

P : Semester


MRA : Min 80%

Apvl : UGC, CoA


For each Sem

Desc Amount

UF 9600

SCF 22400

Total 32000

For each Year

AAFA 19200

AE : Fresh :

B.Arch. or eq Pass.


CE : Min 50%

RS : Sem 03 and 04

MA :





Programme Essential

Information Fees in

Admission: Annual


each year

Examination

V44 : M.Arch. (Urban and

Regional Planning)

{2011 Pattern}

Sem : 4 CPs : 96

Courses : 20


M : FT-FTF-EWEL

P : Semester


MRA : Min 80%

Apvl : UGC, CoA


For each Sem

Desc Amount

UF 9600

SCF 22400

Total 32000

For each Year

AAFA 19200

AE : Fresh :

B.Arch. or eq Pass.


CE : Min 50%

RS : Sem 03 and 04

MA :





Programme Essential

Information Fees in

Admission: Annual

admission for 2 semesters in

each year

Examination

-

T80 : B.Sc. (Bio -

Informatics)

Sem : 6

CPs : 120 Courses : 30


M : Blended P : Semester

MDP : 3 years

after HSC MoI : English

MRA : Min 75%

Apvl : UGC


For each Sem

Desc Amount

UF 2400

SCF 5600

Total 8000

For each Year

AAFA 4 800

AE : Fresh : HSC

(12TH) or eq(Like

FDAD) Pass.

Further : Sem

admission where is

odd number.


CE : Min 40%, Min 50% at RS

RS : Sem 05 and 06

MA :



T82 : B.Sc. (Bio -

Technology)

Sem : 6




MDP : 3 years


MRA : Min 75%

Apvl : UGC


For each Sem

Desc Amount

UF 2400

SCF 5600

Total 8000

For each Year

AAFA 4 800

AE : Fresh : HSC

(12TH) or eq(Like

FDAD) Pass.

Further : Sem

for Sadmission where is

odd number.



RS : Sem 05 and 06

MA :




Programme Essential

Information Fees in

Admission: Annual


each year

Examination

V26 : B.Sc. (Nautical Science)

{2010 Pattern}

Sem : 6



M : FT-FTF-EWEL

(Residential) P : Semester

MDP : 3 years


MRA : Min 80%

Apvl : UGC


For each Sem

Desc Amount

UF 9600

SCF 22400

Total 32000

For each Year

AAFA 19200

AE : Fresh : HSC or eq pass

with 60% in PCM and 50% in English at SSC or HSC +

Qualifying Test + Medical

Test.

Further : Sem

admission where is

odd number.


CE : Min 50%

RS : Sem 05 and 06

MA :

CA : Single Attempt

EE : Till las t end exam


V45 : B.Sc. (Actuarial Science)

{2011 Pattern}

Sem : 6 CPs : 96

Courses : 24


M : FT-FTF-EWEL

P : Semester


MoI : English MRA : Min

80%

Apvl : UGC


For each Sem

Desc Amount

UF 16800

SCF 39200

Total 56000

For each Year

AAFA 33 600

AE : Fresh : HSC (12TH) or eq (Like FDAD)

Pass + Aptitude Test.

Further : Sem

admission where is

odd number.


CE : Min 50%

RS : Sem 05 and 06

MA :

CA : Single Attempt



-


Programme Essential

Information Fees in

Admission: Annual


each year

Examination

V48 : PG Diploma

(Actuarial Apps) {2011

Pattern}

Sem : 2 CPs : 40

Courses : 10

C: Professional L : PGD

M : FT-FTF-EWEL

P : Semester

MDP : 1 years after B.Sc.


80%

Apvl : UGC


For each Sem

Desc Amount

UF 24000

SCF 56000

Total 80 000

For each Year

AAFA 48 000

AE : Fresh : B.Sc.

(Actuarial Science) from YCMOU or eq

Pass


CE : Min 50%

RS : Sem 01 and 02

MA :

CA : Single Attempt

EE Till last end exam


V49 : PG Diploma

(Bio -Informatics)

{2011 Pattern}

Sem : 2 CPs : 40

Courses : 10

C: Professional L : PGD


MDP : 1 years

after B.Sc. MoI : English

MRA : Min 80%

Apvl : UGC


For each Sem

Desc Amount

UF 4800

SCF 11200

Total 16000

For each Year

AAFA 9 600

AE : Fresh : B.Sc.

or eq Pass


CE : Min 50%

RS : Sem 01 and 02

MA :

CA : Single Attempt



-


Programme Essential

Information Fees in

Admission: Annual


each year

Examination

T81 : M.Sc. (Bio -

Informatics)

Sem : 4 CPs : 80

Courses : 20



MDP : 2 years

after B.Sc MoI : English

MRA : Min 75%

Apvl : UGC


For each Sem

Desc Amount

UF 4800

SCF 11200

Total 16000

For each Year

AAFA 9 600

AE : Fresh : B.Sc.

or eq Pass



RS : Sem 09 and 10

MA :

EE : Til l last end exam


T83 : M.Sc. (Bio -

Technology)

Sem : 4 CPs : 80

Courses : 20



MDP : 2 years

after B.Sc. MoI : English

MRA : Min 75%

Apvl : UGC


For each Sem

Desc Amount

UF 4800

SCF 11200

Total 16000

For each Year

AAFA 9 600

AE : Fresh : B.Sc.

or eq Pass



RS : Sem 09 and 10

MA :




Programme Essential

Information Fees in

Admission: Annual


each year

Examination

V46 : M.Sc. (Actuarial Science)

{2011 Pattern}

Sem : 4 CPs : 96

Courses : 24


M : FT-FTF-EWEL

P : Semester

MDP : 2 years after B.Sc.


80%

Apvl : UGC


For each Sem

Desc Amount

UF 28800

SCF 67200

Total 96000

For each Year

AAFA 57600

AE : Fresh : B.Sc.

or eq Pass


CE : Min 50%

RS : Sem 03 and 04

MA :

CA : Single Attempt



V47 : M.Sc. (Ind . Engg.)

{2011 Pattern}

Sem : 4 CPs : 80

Courses : 17



MDP : 2 years


MRA : Min 80%

Apvl : UGC


For each Sem

Desc Amount

UF 4800

SCF 11200

Total 16000

For each Year

AAFA 9 600

AE : Fresh : Grad. IIIE exam or

B.E. / B.Tech. or eq Pass


CE : Min 50%

RS : Sem 03 and 04

MA :

CA : Single Attempt




Programme Essential

Information Fees in

Admission: Annual


each year

Examination

V62 : Diploma in Mechanical

Engg. {2012

Pattern}

Sem : 8


C: Technical L : D


MDP : 4 years

after SSC MoI : English

MRA : Min 80%

Apvl : UGC


For each Sem

Desc Amount

UF 3600

SCF 8400

Total 12000

For each Year

AAFA 7200

AE : Fresh : SSC or

eq pass.

Further : Sem

admission where is

odd number.


CE : Min 50%

RS : Sem 07 and 08

MA :

CA : Single Attempt



V63 : Diploma in Electronics

and Telecommunication Engg.

{2012 Pattern}

Sem : 8

CPs : 160 Course s: 40

C: Technical L : D


MDP : 4 years

after SSC MoI : English

MRA : Min 80%

Apvl : UGC


For each Sem

Desc Amount

UF 3600

SCF 8400

Total 12000

For each Year

AAFA 7200

AE : Fresh : SSC or

eq pass.

Furt her : Sem

admission where is odd number


CE : Min 50%

RS : Sem 07 and 08

MA :

CA : Single Attempt



-


Programme Essential

Information Fees in

Admission: Annual


each year

Examination

V61 : B.Tech. (Marine Engg.) {2012

Pattern}

Sem : 8


C: Technical L : UG

M : FT-FTF-EWEL

(Residential) P : Semester

MDP : 4 years


MRA : Min 80%

Apvl : UGC


For each Sem

Desc Amount

UF 9600

SCF 22400

Total 32000

For each Year

AAFA 19200

AE : Fresh : HSC or eq pass

with 60% in PCM and 50% in English at SSC or HSC +

Qualifying Test + Medical

Test.

Further : Sem

admission where is odd number


CE : Min 50%

RS : Sem 07 and 08

MA :

CA : Single Attempt



Withdrawn Programmes (Total 20 Programmes ) :

1. Fresh Admissions shall not be offered

2. Further Admissions shall be offered

Statistical Information about Withdrawn Programmes :

Discipline

Level


Science Technology and Engineering

Total

Diploma 0 0 8 8

UG 1 1 4 6

PGD 0 0 0 0

PG 4 2 0 6

Total 5 3 12


Programme Essential

Information Fees in

Admission: Annual


each year

Examination

-

T63 : B.Arch. (General)

{2005 Pattern}

Sem : 10 CPs : 200

Courses : 50



MDP : 5 years


MRA : Min 75%

Apvl : UGC, CoA


For each Sem

Desc Amount

UF 4800

SCF 11200

Total 16000

For each Year

AAFA 9 600

AE : Further : Sem

admission where is

odd number.


CE : Min 45%, Min 50% at

RS

RS : Sem 09 and 10

MA :



-

T64 : M.Arch.

(General) {2005

Pattern}

Sem : 4 CPs : 96

Courses : 20




MRA : Min 75%

Apvl : UGC, CoA


For each Sem

Desc Amount

UF 4800

SCF 11200

Total 16000

For each Year

AAFA 9 600

AE : NA



RS

RS : Sem 13 and 14

MA :




Programme Essential

Information Fees in

Admission: Annual


each year

Examination

T65 : M.Arch. (Const. Mgmt .) {2006

Pattern}

Sem : 4 CPs : 96

Courses : 20



MDP : 2 years

after B.Arch. or B.E. / B.Tech.

(Civil) MoI : English

MRA : Min 75%

Apvl : UGC, CoA


For each Sem

Desc Amount

UF 4800

SCF 11200

Total 16000

For each Year

AAFA 9 600

AE : NA



RS

RS : Sem 13 and 14

MA :



T66 : M.Arch.

(Env . Arch .) {2006

Pattern}

Sem : 4 CPs : 96

Courses : 20




MRA : Min 75%

Apvl : UGC, CoA


For each Sem

Desc Amount

UF 4800

SCF 11200

Total 16000

For each Year

AAFA 9 600

AE : NA



RS

RS : Sem 13 and 14

MA :




Programme Essential

Information Fees in

Admission: Annual


each year

Examination

T67 : M.Arch. (Urban and

Regional Planning)

{2007 Pattern}

Sem : 4 CPs : 96

Courses : 20




MRA : Min 75%

Apvl : UGC, CoA


For each Sem

Desc Amount

UF 10800

SCF 25200

Total 36000

For each Year

AAFA 21600

AE : NA



RS

RS : Sem 13 and 14

MA :



Programme Essential

Information F ees in

Admission: Annual


each year

Examination

-

T96 : B.Sc. (Actuarial Science)

Sem : 6 CPs : 96

Courses : 24


M : FT-FTF-EWEL

P : Semester



Apvl : UGC


For each Sem

Desc Amount

UF 14400

SCF 33600

Total 48000

For each Year

AAFA 28800

AE : Further : Sem

admission where is

odd number.


CE : Min 50%

RS : Sem 05 and 06

MA :

