INDEX
Particulars
Page No.
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Courses Offered
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2.
Admission Schedule
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Academic Calendar & List of Gazetted Holidays
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College Activity Calendar
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Facilities at a Glance
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A Brief Profile of the College
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Honours, Awards and Healthy Practices
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Glorious Achievements in the Field of Games and Sports
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Our University Toppers (2012-13)
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Teaching Faculty
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Whom to Consult
15 - 16
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Detailed Description of Courses
17 - 28
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Co-curricular Activities
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Important Facilities and Related Information
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Rules and Regulations
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Code of Conduct
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Fee Concession, Stipend & Scholarships
33 - 34
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Admission Norms
35 - 36
21.
Fee Structure
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22.
Proforma for Identity Card and Computerised Record
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Proforma for Parent - Teacher Association
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COURSES OF STUDY
SCIENCE FACULTY
No. of
seats
Post Graduate Courses (Two years duration)
M.Sc. Microbiology*
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M.Sc. Environmental Science*
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M.Sc.Biotechnology* ........................................................................................................................................
M.A. / M.Sc. Mathematics* ................................................................................................................................
M.Sc. Computer Science* (Software) ............................................................................................................
M.Sc. (Industrial Chemistry) (Pharmaceutical)* ..........................................................................................
20
20
20
110
30
40
Under Graduate Courses (Three years duration)
B.Sc. (General) Medical & Non Medical ........................................................................................................
B.Sc. (Hons.) Information Technology* .........................................................................................................
B.C.A. (Bachelor's Degree in Computer Applications)*..............................................................................
B.Sc. with Computer Science...........................................................................................................................
B.Sc. with Computer Applications ..................................................................................................................
B.Sc. with Electronics .......................................................................................................................................
B.Sc. with Biochemistry ....................................................................................................................................
B.Sc. with Industrial Chemistry ......................................................................................................................
B.Sc. with Environmental Science ..................................................................................................................
B.Sc. with Industrial Microbiology ..................................................................................................................
B.Sc. with Bio-technology* ...............................................................................................................................
B.Sc. with Statistics ..........................................................................................................................................
Open
120
80
40
40
40
40
40
80
40
100
40
COMMERCE FACULTY
Post Graduate Courses (Two Years duration)
Master of Commerce (M.Com. ) .....................................................................................................................
Under Graduate Courses (Three years duration)
Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)* ...............................................................................................
B.Com. (General) ..............................................................................................................................................
*(Applied for 80 additional seats )
B.Com. with Computer Applications ..............................................................................................................
B.Com. with Tourism and Travel Management ...........................................................................................
50
90
200+80*
60
40
ARTS FACULTY
Post Graduate Courses (Two years duration)
M.A. (Social Work) .............................................................................................................................................
M.A. (Punjabi) .....................................................................................................................................................
M.A. (Public Administration) .............................................................................................................................
Post Graduate Diploma Courses (One year duration)
P.G. Diploma in Journalism & Mass Communication* ..............................................................................
Under Graduate Courses (Three years duration)
B.A. in Journalism & Mass Communication* ...............................................................................................
B.A. with Economics, Political Science, History, Public Administration, Geography, Social Work,
Physical Education, Music (Vocal), English, Hindi (Compulsory), Punjabi (Compulsory),
Sanskrit (Compulsory) and Functional English .........................................................................................
PHYSICAL EDUCATION, HEALTH EDUCATION & SPORTS FACULTY
Post Graduate Diploma Courses (One year duration)
P.G. Diploma in Yoga Therapy*
Bachelor in Physical Education (B.P.Ed.)* (One year) ........................................................................................
(subject to approval)
Under Graduate Courses
B.Sc. (Physical Education, Health Education and Sports) (Three years) ...............................................
*(Applied for 40 additional seats)
Certificate in Physical Education (C.P.Ed.)* (Two years) ...........................................................................
(Subject to approval)
UGC Sponsored Career Oriented Courses
Certificate Course in Media Management (One year) ..............................................................................
Certificate Course in Medical Lab Technician (One year) ........................................................................
Foundation Course in Human Rights Education (Six Months) ...............................................................
Certificate Course in Human Rights Education (Three Months) .............................................................
Certificate Course in Indian Psychology (Three months) .........................................................................
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40
15
40
Open
25
50+40*
50
40
40
30
30
20
Add-on Certificate / Diploma/ Advance Diploma Courses (One year duration) for BA/BSc/B.COM/BCA/BIT/BIM
Certificate / Diploma/ Advance Diploma in Networking
Certificate / Diploma/ Advance Diploma in Computer Maintenance
* Self financed Courses
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ADMISSION SCHEDULE 2014-2015
Registration to all courses is open.
Admission Processing Fee Rs. 200/- for General candidates
and Rs. 100/- for SC/BC candidates of Haryana Domiciles only
(Admission Processing Fee is not refundable/adjustable)
Last date of Registration : 30.06.2014 by 4 P.M.
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Schedule of Admissions for Undergraduate (Semester System)
Normal admission without late fee
: 01.07.2014 to 15.07.2014
Late admission with late fee of Rs. 100/: 16.07.2014 to 22.07.2014
with the permission of the Principal
Late admission with additional late fee of
: 23.07.2014 to 31.07.2014
Rs. 100/- per day per student (This late fee will
be deposited with the Univeristy by the College
with Registration Return of the students)
Classes will begin
: 16.07.2014
Schedule of Admissions for Postgraduate (Semester System) / P.G. Diploma
Normal admission without late fee
: 07.07.2014 to 21.07.2014
Late admission with late fee of Rs. 100/: 22.07.2014 to 28.07.2014
with the permission of the Principal
Late admission with additional late fee of
: 31.07.2014 to 06.08.2014
Rs. 100/- per day per student (This late fee will
be deposited with the Univeristy by the College
with Registration Return of the students)
Classes will begin
: 22.07.2014
Schedule for Display of Merit list :
Classes
Date of First
Merit List
Date of Second
Merit List
Date and Time of
Physical Efficiency Test
Faculty of Arts, Science &
Commerce
Undergraduate
Postgraduate
1-7-2014
7-7-2014
4-7-2014
11-7-2014
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All Diploma Courses
7-7-2014
11-7-2014
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Faculty of Sports Science
C.P.Ed.*
05-7-2014
09-7-2014
4-7-2014 (9.00 A.M.)
* NCTE approved
Note :
1. Provisional admission will be allowed for the students seeking admission in the promotional classes of
B.A./B.Sc./B.Com., M.A./M.Sc./M.Com etc. even without the declaration of their results and their classes also
be started from 16.07.2014 of undergraduate and from 22.07.2014 for postgraduate. However, if a students
fails, his/her provisional admission shall stand cancelled ab initio.
2. No student from outside/other colleges/departments may be granted admission to promotional classes
of B.A./B.Sc./B.Com., M.A./M.Sc./M.Com etc.
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ACADEMIC CALENDER 2014-15
FOR UNDERGRADUATE COURSES (SEMESTER SYSTEM)
Note :
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Admissions
Teaching (Odd Semester)
Vacations
Teaching (Odd Semester)
Examinations
Winter Vacation
Teaching (Even Semester)
Vacation
Teaching (Even Semester)
Examinations
Summer Vacations
Practical Examinations
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01.07.2014 to 15.07.2014
16.07.2014 to 18.10.2014
20.10.2014 to 26.10.2014
27.10.2014 to 18.11.2014
19.11.2014 to 17.12.2014
18.12.2014 to 31.12.2014
01.01.2015 to 03.03.2015
04.03.2015 to 08.03.2015
09.03.2015 to 29.04.2015
30.04.2015 to 29.05.2015
18.05.2015 to 30.06.2015
After theory examination
FOR POSTGRADUATE COURSES (SEMESTER SYSTEM)
Admissions
Teaching (Odd Semester)
Vacations
Teaching (Odd Semester)
Examinations
Winter Vacation
Teaching (Even Semester)
Vacation
Teaching (Even Semester)
Examinations
Summer Vacations
Practical Examinations
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07.07.2014 to 21.07.2014
22.07.2014 to 18.10.2014
20.10.2014 to 26.10.2014
27.10.2014 to 29.11.2014
01.12.2014 to 17.12.2014
18.12.2014 to 31.12.2014
01.01.2015 to 03.03.2015
04.03.2015 to 08.03.2015
09.03.2015 to 29.04.2015
30.04.2015 to 17.05.2015
18.05.2015 to 30.06.2015
After theory examination
1. If the number of teaching days falls less than 180 days (90 days in each semester) in the academic session 2014-15
due to some unforeseen reasons, it would be the responsibility of each Department/Institute/College to make good
the loss by arranging extra classes.
2. Award of Degrees: Degrees shall be awarded within 180 days from the date of notification of result.
3. In case result of the Even Semester are not declared in time, provisional admissions in case of ongoing Semesters
will be made and classes may commence w.e.f. 16th July, 2014 of U.G. and 22nd July, 2014 of P.G. courses.
List of Gazetted Holidays to be observed by the Teaching and Non- Teaching Staff of the University Teaching
Departments, all Recognized and Maintained Colleges & University Offices during the Calander year 2014.
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Name of the Holiday
All Sundays
Guru Gobind Singh's Birthday
Sir Chhotu Ram Jayanti
Basant Panchmi
Guru Ravi Dass Birthday
Maharishi Dayanand Saraswatu Jyanti
Holi
Ram Navmi
Vaisakhi
B.R. Ambedkar Jayanti
Lord Parshuram Jayanti
Sant Kabir Jayanti
Id-Ul-Fitr
Teej
Date on
which falls
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January 7
February 4
February 4
February 14
February 24
March 17
April 08
April 14
April 14
May 01
June 13
July 29
July 30
Day of
the Week
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Tuesday
Tuesday
Tuesday
Friday
Monday
Monday
Tuesday
Monday
Monday
Thursday
Friday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Name of the Holiday
Independence Day
Janamashtami
Haryana's Heroes' Martyrdom Day
Maharaja Agrasen Jaynati
Mahatma Gandhi's Birthday
Dussehra
Id-ul-Juha (Bakrid)
Maharishi Balmiki's Birthday
Diwali
Vishvakarma Day
Haryana Day
Guru Nanak Birthday
Christmas Day
Shaheed Udham Singh's Birthday
Date on
which falls
August 15
August 18
September 23
September 25
October 02
October 03
October 06
October 08
October 23
October 24
November 01
November 06
December 25
December 26
Day of
the Week
Friday
Monday
Tuesday
Thursday
Thursday
Friday
Monday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Thursday
Thursday
Friday
Republic Day, Shaheedi Diwas Bhagat Singh, Rajguru and Sukhdev, Mahvir Jayanti, Guru Gobind Singh Birth Day falling on closed days and thus are excluded
from the above list
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COLLEGE ACTIVITY CALENDAR 2014
Following is the Calendar of activities for the year 2014 to be implemented by various departments and
associations of the college. The exact dates will be notified from time to time.
July 2014
Jamna Auto Scholarship and Prize Distribution Function
Alumni Meet
Principal Welcome Address
August 2014
Women's Equality Day Celebration Extension Lecture
by Women Cell
Extension Lecture by Math Department
Extension Lecture by Biotech. Department
September 2014
Sanskrit Day Celebration Extension Lecture by Sanskrit Deptt.
Extension Lecture by Industrial Chemistry Department
Talent Show
Hindi Day Celebration Extension Lecture by Hindi Department
Study Tour by Department of Botany
Extension Lecture by Physics Department
Extension Lecture by Chemistry Department
World Tourism Day Celebration Extension Lecture
by TTM Deptt.
Study Tour by Department of Zoology
October 2014
National Voluntary Blood Donation Day Celebration
by Youth Red Cross
Extension Lecture by Biochemistry Department
Study Tour by Department of TTM
Extension Lecture by English Department
Extension Lecture by Industrial Chemistry Department (P.G.)
Study Tour by Department of Mass. Comm.
World Food Day Celebration by IMB Department
Poster Making on Blood Donation by Youth Red Cross
Extension Lecture by Computer Science Department
Study Tour by Department of Environmental Science
Extension Lecture by Sports Department (P.G.)
Annual Blood Donation Function
Extension Lecture by History Department
Youth Festival
November 2014
Extension Lecture by Political Science Department
Shabad Gayan Competition by Punjabi Department
Founder's Day Celebration
National Education Day Celebration by Mass. Comm. Deptt.
Extension Lecture by Statistics Department
Extension Lecture by Math Department (P.G.)
Science Exhibition by Science Departments
World Diabetes Day Celebration by Red Ribbon Club
National Integration Day Celebration by NCC
Third week
Fourth week
Fourth week
26.08.2014
Third week
Fourth week
05.09.2014
First week
Second week
14.09.2014
Third week
Third week
Fourth week
27.09.2014
Fourth week
01.10.2014
First week
First week
Second week
Second week
Second week
16.10.2014
Third week
Third week
Third week
Fourth week
Fourth week
Fourth week
As per dates by
Host College
December 2014
National Energy Conservation Day Celebration by
Env. Sci. Department (P.G.)
14.12.2014
January 2015
Annual Seven Days N.S.S. Camp
Girl Child Day Celebration by N.S.S.
Voter Day Celebration by Pub. Admn. Department
Extension Lecture by Zoology Department
Extension Lecture by Botany Department
Tour by Department of Mathematics
Second week
24.01.2015
25.01.2015
Fourth week
Fourth week
Fourth week
February 2015
Seven Days First Aid Training Programme by
Youth Red Cross
Extension Lecture by Electronic/I.T. Department
Extension Lecture by Biotech. Department
Extension Lecture by IMB Department (P.G.)
Extension Lecture by Geography Department
Annual Sports Day
Study Tour by Department of B.I.T.
National Sciecne Day Celebration by Science Department
Extension Lecture by Social Work Department (P.G.)
First week
First week
Second week
Second week
Third week
Third week
Third week
28.02.2015
Fourth week
March 2015
Extension Lecture by Commerce Department
Extension Lecture by Punjabi Department (P.G.)
International Women's Day Celebration by Women Cell
Extension Lecture by Economics Department
Extension Lecture by Computer Science Department (P.G.)
Sikh Environment Day Celebration by Punjabi Department
Annual Prize Distribution Day
World Water Day Celebration by Env. Sci. Department
First week
First week
08.03.2015
Second week
Second week
14.03.2015
Third week
22.03.2015
April 2015
Farewell Functions
Convocation
Third week
Fourth week
May 2015
Ten Days Computer Training Programme for
Senior Citizen
Twenty One Days Vocational Training Camp
at adopted village
First week
First week
First Week
11.11.2014
Second week
Second week
Second week
14.11.2014
19.11.2014
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1st June - 9th June
11 June - 30 June
FACILITIES AT A GLANCE
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Highly qualified faculty; 53 members of teaching faculty with Ph.D. degree.
Audio-Visual Hall with EDUSAT setup and e-Library having a number of educational and entertainment CDs and DVDs
24 x 7 Operational, Wi-Fi Internet facility in the entire campus
Hostel with modern facilities for girl students (AC, Cooler and Internet)
Hostel for boys with all facilities
Central computing facility with Wi-Fi internet access.
ICT Centre
Fully computerised, air conditioned library with 95,000 volumes of books, 95 National and International journals.
Air conditioned research section for postgraduate students and teachers
Student reading corner with 60 magazines and 22 newspapers in the library
Modern and well maintained labs updated with latest equipments and gadgets
Language laboratory and Multimedia Centre for learning of English
Air Conditioned well equipped Functional English Lab
Air Conditioned well equipped Media Studio
Air Conditioned well equipped Computer Science, Statistics, Mathematics, I.T., Anatomy, Physiology, Naturopathy
& Psychology Labs.
All Science departments have laptop and LCD based teaching facility.
Air conditioned Seminar Hall equipped with latest audio visual aids.
Smart classrooms with LCD based multimedia teaching & learning
Spacious and airy lecture theatres
Multipurpose standard size Gymnasium Hall & Conditioning Hall with modern facilities
Table Tennis and Weight Lifting Room
Indoor Shooting Range & Archery with latest equipments
Beautiful playfields spread in 6 acres exclusively for games.
Dispensary for free medical aid
Common rooms for boys and girls with CTV and indoor games
24x7 Operational CCTV Cameras in the whole campus
A new and spacious College Canteen
Special concessions/Scholarships for Toppers, Brilliant and Needy Students / Sports Persons
Dedicated Career Counselling and Placement Centre
NCC, NSS, Rotract Club, Red Ribbon Club, Eco Club, Youth Red Cross Wings for promotion of youth activities.
Departmental Associations providing opportunities for participating in debates, declamation, quiz, and adventure programme
Frequent personality development and communication skills improvement programmes
Four generator sets and Servo Stabilizer for uninterrupted power back up
Sewage Treatment Plant of new technology for treatment of waste water of the college
Women Cell, Grievances Redressal Cell and Anti Ragging Squad
Special Cell for the redressal of the problems of SC/ST & BC Students
Legal Literacy Cell for legal awareness among students
Remedial Coaching Classes
Well equipped Safety Measures
Photostat Facility
Bus/Railway Pass Facility
Physically challanged (Barrier free) Ramp
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COLLEGE PROFILE
Objectives of the college
The main objectives of the college are to :
l develop life-long learning habits among
students
l adopt innovative methods of teaching, learning
and assessment
l impart pre-employment and vocational
knowledge and related skills
l motivate students to integrate more and more
with values especially dignity of work and
social commitment
l equip students with necessary knowledge,
skills and attitudes with which they can serve
the community and the nation meaningfully
l encourage students to imbibe in themselves
the best of traditional, ethical and scientific
attitudes and values
Visionary Management of the college
S. Bhupinder Singh Jauhar, President,
Managing Committee and a noted industrialist
steered this institution to the top position not only
in Haryana but at National Level too. He is also
on the Governing Bodies of a good number of
educational institutions of this area. He is assisted
by a team of eminent educationists, jurists,
industrialists and political luminaries to keep the
spirit of education aflame.
The college is proud of its advanced
teaching-learning environment and infrastructure.
The dedicated faculty members are ever ready to
take up the challenges of imparting quality higher
education to their pupils coming from all nooks and
corners of India and abroad.
Guru Nanak Khalsa College, Yamuna
Nagar, a premier post-graduate institution,
affiliated to Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra,
was established in 1968 with a very few
departments and a handful of students on the eve
of quin-centenary of Guru Nanak Dev Ji's
birthday. The objective of the institution was to
impart state of art education to poor and weaker
sections of the society. Since its inception the
institution has been deeply committed to the
propagation of patriotism, nationalism and
secularism. Today this institution boasts of its
four faculties, 32 departments with 162 odd
teaching faculty and around 4500 students. The
college offers around 40 different courses at UG
level and 10 at PG level for a varied choice
extending from regular degree courses to the
state of Art courses for futuristic requirements. In
addition to that the college offers 2 Add On and 5
Career Oriented Courses. The college has
significant presence in the field of research and a
number of major & minor research projects are
awarded to the faculty members by the UGC and
other bodies. The institution has set up a glorious
track record over the years. The college has been
accredited A+ by the NAAC and recognised as a
Center with Potential for Excellence by the UGC.
The college is situated in the heart of Yamuna
Nagar. Yamuna Nagar is the second biggest
industrial town in Haryana situated at the bank of
river Yamuna. Yamuna Nagar - Jagadhri are the
twin cities (Metropolitan) famous for state of art
education and industry. Yamuna Nagar is well
connected with New Delhi (approx. 200 km ) by
railway and road transport.
Merit Promotion Scheme
The college has instituted a merit promotion
scheme for the bright meritorious students of the
college. This scheme is open for all the students
of this institution who fulfill the required conditions
of merit and eligibility criteria laid for this scheme.
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HONOURS, AWARDS AND HEALTHY PRACTICES
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Top Most NAAC Grading in Haryana
Accredited A+ Institution by UGC body NAAC (National Assessment and Accreditation Council), Bangalore in 2005. We are the only
post graduate college to receive this prestigious grade in Haryana.
... and the Best College Award goes to ... Guru Nanak Khalsa College, Yamuna Nagar
Declared the Over All Best Non-Govt. Aided Co-educational College by Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra on account of its brilliant
achievements in education, sports, community service and cultural activities for the session 2003-04.
Recipient of "College with Potential for Excellence" Award
In 2006, the University Grants Commission awarded this college, the status of a College with Potential for Excellence. It should be reckoned that
ours is the only college from Haryana to receive this honour . Following this, the college has received a grant of Rs. 60 lac for strengthening its
infrastructure and for creating better learning opportunities in the first phase during the session 2005-06 and a subsequent grant of Rs. 50 lacs in
the second phase during the session 2010-11.
Recipient of Handsome Development Grants from the University Grants Commission
The college was selected as a Centre with Potential for Excellence in 2006 and received a grant of Rs. 60 Lacs for quality education practices.
Impressed by the outstanding achievements of the college, the UGC has released grants of Rs. 1.1 crore for strengthening the Science laboratories
during the sessions 2007-08, 2008-09. College received a development grant of Rs. 56 lacs for general development of the college. The college has
also received Additional Assistance Grant of Rs. 25 Lacs from U.G.C. in 2009-10 and a grant of Rs. 50 lacs under Centre with Potential for Excellence
scheme from U.G.C. in 2010-11. Recently, the college has received Rs. 24 Lacs for Career Oriented Courses, Rs. 40 lacs for Swimming Pool and
Rs. 23.95 lacs for Additional Assistance Grants in 2011-12 and in 2012-13 the college received UGC Grants of 21 & 33 lacs for Guru Nanak Dev
& Gandhian Study Centre respectively under EPOCH making scheme.
Excellent Academic Results
Our students have been consistently bagging top positions in the Annual Examinations of Kurukshetra University. last year 38 students
from differfent classes figured among the top ten positivion . However, this year as many 11 students got place in the top ten positions
in the results declared so far along with this 50 students scored more than 75% marks in their exams and brought laurels to the college.
Many more students are expected to bring positions in the coming results of University exams.
Highly Qualified and Experienced Faculty
There are 162 faculty members in the college. Out of 64 permanent faculty members; 53 are with Ph.D. degrees.
Research Friendly Environment
Research is generally regarded as University centred activity but our teachers have not only made us proud by their researches but inspired
others to make it college centred too. Dr. P.K. Malik and Dr. R.S. Walia received Post Doctoral Fellowships under Research Award Scheme
in the subjects of Commerce and English, respectively, with a grant of Rs. 23 lac. Dr. P.K. Malik and Dr. Sanjay Arora received major projects
in the field of Commerce with grants of Rs. 6.6 lac, Rs. 7.5 lac, respectively. Dr. Mandeep Singh received major project in the field of Economics
with a grant of Rs. 4.6 lac; he has already completed a minor research project. Dr. N.S. Virk received major research project in the field of
religious study; Dr. (Mrs.) Vijay Sharma received major research project in the field of Industrial Chemistry with a grant of Rs. 7.08 lacs; Dr. Daljit
Kaur received major research project in the field of Geography with a grant of Rs. 8.58 lacs. Dr. Rameshwar Dass has completed minor
research project in Industrial Chemistry. Minor research projects have also been sanctioned to Dr. Alok Goyal, Dr. Ashok Khurana, Dr. R.S.
Vohra in Commerce; Dr. Amrit Kaur in English; Dr. H.S. Kang in Physical Education, Dr. Parvin Kumar in Chemistry, Dr. P.R. Tyagi in
Commerce and Sh. Virender Pal in English. In the past years our teachers supervised around 136 M.Phil. candidates and 4 Ph.D. candidates
in various subjects.
Leader in Sports Activities
The excellence in sports is evident from the fact that the college is Overall Kurukshetra University Sports Champion for last 22 years in the
Women section and 20 years in the Men section. However, overall men and women championship status in both the sections for the
session 2013-14 are in the offing. The number of the gold, silver, bronze medals won by the sports persons is countless and the class
of the sports persons produced by the college can be judged from the fact that our student Ms. Shivam Saini won Gold Medal in Youth
Commonwealth Weightlifting Championship and got IV position in Asian Championship. He also won gold medal in Youth National Championship,
bronze medal in Junior National Championship as well as in A.I.I.U. Weightlifting Championship. Our star boxer Ms. Deeksha brought laurals
to the college by winning bronze medal in Golden Gloves Boxing Championship held at Serbia. She also won gold medal in A.I.I.U.
Boxing Championship. College athlete Ms. Amandeep Kaur won gold medal in International Marathon Championship and a bronze
medal in A.I.I.U. Cross Country Championship. Mr. Vinod Kumar bagged silver medal in the Internation Marathon championship and
a gold medal in A.I.I.U. Cross Country Championship. All this has been possible under the patronage of S. Bhupinder Singh Jauhar,
Patron, Sports Promotion Council, who leaves no stones unturned to uplift the deserving deprived sports persons.
Top Notch Training Facilities in Sports
The college offers excellent training facilities for outstanding sports persons for competing at AIIU /National/International levels. College offers
special training facilities in Yoga, Weightlifting and Football in the direction of specially trained coaches of Haryana Sports Department and Sports
Authority of India. The college has created specialised training facilities through Sports Promotion Council and Football Academy.
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Multicultural Learning Environment
With about 4500 students from every nook and corner of the country and abroad on its rolls, the college offers a rich multicultural
learning environment.
A Wide Array of Courses
The college offers a wide array of general and vocational courses in Arts, Science, Sports Science and Commerce & Management.
There are 10 postgraduate degree courses, 34 undergraduate courses and 7 diploma and Add on certificate courses run by the
college.
Remarkable Achievements in NCC
The college has three platoons of NCC Army Wing with a strength of 160 boys and one platoon of 54 girls under the command of Dr.
(Major) H.S. Kang and Dr. (Captain) Amrit Kaur, respectively. Both the officers decorated with commandant medals have brought
laurels to the college. Dr. (Captain) Amrit Kaur was declared best lady ANO of Kurukshetra University and Dr. (Major) H.S. Kang
commended by Director General, NCC, New Delhi. The students have shown their caliber as the college has produced 16 commissioned
officers in Indian Army and some of them have joined the Indian Army through NCC special entry scheme. Kuldeep Singh got two Gold
Medals in All India Malvankar Shooting Championship and Himanshu Raghuvanshi represented Punjab, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh
and Chandigarh Directorate in All Indian Thal Sainik Camp. he was also selected for SSB Training Camp at Officer Training Academy,
Nagpur. Our eight girls participated in All India NCC games in Kho-Kho. Two NCC Girls attended Advance Leadership Camp at Abohar.
Community - Oriented Services
The College is closely associated with a number of community-oriented activities and programmes either independently or in collaboration
with GOs/NGOs like Red Cross, FPAI, Utthan and other local bodies. Our NCC, NSS, Youth Red Cross units along with Eco Club,
Rotract Club, Red Ribbon Club, Adventure Activity Club, Legal Literacy Cell, Social Worker's Association and Women
Cell have made positive contributions in organising and supporting various community welfare programmes in the city. A remarkable
attempt has been undertaken under UGC sponsored Women Empowerment and Community Upliftment programme in which
vocational training in cutting and tailoring, cosmetology, embroidery along with tree plantation - distribution and health check-up camp
were organised at Vill. Gadhauli, Yamuna Nagar.
Moral Values and Dignity of Labour
The college has a tradition of upholding moral values and commitment to dignity of labour. This is seen during the Founders' Day
Celebrations in which the management, staff and students collaborate in organising a Religious Kavi Darbar and discourses on
religious philosophy founded by Shri Guru Nanak Dev Ji in whose name the college is known for. The students participate in the entire
function and they learn the dignity of labour by performing sewa in the form of cleaning utensils, preparing and distributing Langar and
serving host to approximately 5-6 thousand people who join us in these celebrations every year.
Commitment to Blood Donation
The college has a great tradition of serving the humanity by contributing to the voluntary blood donation. The college has eleven times
won the Governor Award for promotion of blood donation in Haryana. Every year a massive blood donation camp is organised during
founders' day celebrations. In this year's camp also a record number of units of blood was collected by the teams from Blood Bank,
PGI, Chandigarh; Trauma Centre Blood Bank, Yamuna Nagar; and National Blood Bank, Gaba Hospital, Yamuna Nagar in collaboration
with Red Cross Society, Haryana. The college students under the banner of NCC, NSS and Youth Red Cross make all-out efforts
to promote blood donation and are committed to provide any number of units to any individual in need of blood throughout the year.
Personality development programmes and Training in leadership skills
The college offers a rich environment for personality development and training in leadership skills through various extension lectures
and participatory camps in collaboration with organisations like Bulls Eye throughout the year. The departmental associations conduct
their competitions for personality development sessions and career counselling.
Career Counselling
The college Career Counselling and Placement Forum is very active in providing best opportunities to the students for selection of
career. The forum has organised many interactive sessions with experts for giving the students a glimpse of the opportunities in
various fields. Through their efforts many students get placement in various renowned industries every year.
Concern for Women Empowerment through Women Cell
The college Women Cell remains ever active to raise issues related to women empowerment and welfare.
Concern for Economically weaker Students
The college helps poor students by providing scholarships and financial assistance from all possible agencies. A total of 154 scholarships
and fee concessions amounting to Rs. 4.41 lacs were given to the needy students by Jamna Auto Industries Ltd. This year two girl
students of our college received Only Girl Child Scholarship of Rs. 24,000/- p.a. from U.G.C. Apart from this the college has given
generous scholarships and fee concessions amounting to Rs. 245520/- to meritorious and needy students. Along with this a large
number of personal scholarships has been constituted by various faculty members as well as non-government organisations like
Rotary Club Riviera, Yamuna Nagar.
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OUR GLORIOUS ACHIEVEMENTS IN THE
FIELD OF GAMES AND SPORTS
l Guru Nanak Khalsa College, Yamuna Nagar is the only College
in Haryana State that has created history by winning both
the general Championships (Men & Women) of Kurukshetra
University, Kurukshetra 21 times in men and 23 times in women
section consecutively. In the session 2012-13 we were adjudged
runner-up in both the sections and received cash awards of Rs.
21000/- each for the same .
Bronze medal in Junior National Championship.
l Twenty time Mens' Championships for the Sessions 1990-91, 93-94,
94-95, 95-96, 96-97, 97-98, 98-99, 99-2000, 2000-01, 01-02, 02-03,
03-04, 04-05, 05-06, 06-07, 07-08, 08-09, 09-10, 10-11, 11-12, 13-14
l Twenty two time General Championships for womens' section for
the sessions 1990-91, 91-92, 92-93, 93-94, 94-95, 95-96, 96-97,
97-98, 98-99, 99-2000, 2000-01, 2001-02, 02-03, 03-04, 04-05,
05-06, 06-07, 07-08, 08-09, 09-10, 10-11, 11-12, 13-14
l 46 Trophies of Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra won and retained
permanently by virtue of winning the championship three times
consecutively.
l
A record number of 41 outstanding sports persons won
positions and bagged gold, bronze and silver medals at All
India Inter-University, North zone and National level
championships during session 2013-14.
l 4 sports persons have the honour of leading the Kurukshetra
University teams as captains in All Indian Inter-University
Competitions in different disciplines during session 2013-14.
2.
Deeksha of B.A.I Class won Bronze medal in Golden Gloves
Boxing Championship held at Serbia. She also won Gold medal in
A.I.I.U. Boxing Championship.
3.
Amandeep Kaur of B.A.II won Gold medal in International Marathon
held at Jaipur. She also won Bronze medal in A.I.I.U. Cross Country
Championship.
4.
Vinod of M.P.Ed.II won Silver medal in International Marathon held
at Jaipur. He also won Gold medal in A.I.I.U. Cross Country
Championship.
5.
Manish of Class B.A.III won Five Individual medal i.e. One Gold,
Three Silver, One Bronze in A.I.I.U. Kayaking and Canoeing
Championship.
6.
Rupal Dhama of P.G.Dip.Yoga won Gold and Silver medal in A.I.IU.
Archery Championship.
7.
Ravi of B.Com.I won Team Gold & Individual Silver medal in A.I.IU.
Yoga Championship
8.
Vineet Pannu of M.A.Pub.Adm. won Team Gold in A.I.IU. Yoga
Championship. He was also the Captain of Kurukshetra University
Yoga team in this Championship.
9.
Anjali of B.Sc.III Won Bronze medal in Asain Kurash Championship.
College also takes pride of the fact that following sports persons
of the college have the honour of leading the Kurukshetra University
teams as captain in All India Inter University Championship in different
disciplines during session 2013-14.
l As many 74 sports persons from Guru Nanak Khalsa College,
Yamuna Nagar represented Kurukshetra University in All India
and North Zone Inter University level competitions in
different disciplines during the session 2013-14.
S.No. Name
Class
Roll No. Game
1.
Rupal
P.G.Dip.Yoga
7014
Archery
l Sports Stars of Guru Nanak Khalsa College, Yamuna Nagar
2.
Sanjeet
P.G.Dip.Yoga
11104
Malkhamb
1.
3.
Vineet Pannu
M.A.Pub.Adm 7007
Yoga
4.
Vinod
M.P.Ed.
Cross Country
Shivam Saini of B.Sc I won Gold medal in youth commonwealth
weight lifting championship held at Malaysia. He got Fourth Position
in Asian Championship as well as Bronze medal in A.I.I.U. Weight
lifting championship and again Gold in youth National championship,
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K.U. OVERALL CHAMPIONSHIP WON AGAIN FOR 2013-14
The college has once again maintained its dominant position in sports in Haryana by bagging
the Overall Sports Championship of Kurukshetra University yet again for the session 2013-14
in both men and women sections. We congratulate our sports persons and are proud of their
spectacular achievements.
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EXCELLENCE IN ACADEMICS
UNIVERSITY POSITION HOLDERS IN SESSION 2012-13
Sr. No.
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5.
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NAME
ANCHAL
CHANDANI
RITA RANI
SUNNY
RUCHI
PARMINDER
ANURADHA
VANDANA
SARVJEET SINGH
RITU RANI
AMRIK SINGH
CLASS
M.Sc. (Env. Sc.) (I Sem.)
M.Sc. (Env. Sc.) (I Sem.)
M.Sc. (Env. Sc.) (III Sem.)
M.Sc. (Env. Sc.) (III Sem.)
M.Sc. (Env. Sc.) (III Sem.)
M.Sc. (Env. Sc.) (III Sem.)
M.A. (Eco.) (III Sem)
M.A. (Eco.) (III Sem.)
M.A. (Pbi.) (III Sem.)
M.A. (Pbi.) (III Sem.)
M.A. (Pbi.) (III Sem.)
POSITION
II
III
I
IV
IV
VI
III
V
II
IV
V
MERITORIOUS STUDENTS SECURING 75% AND ABOVE IN SESSION 2012-13
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2.
3.
4.
6.
7.
8.
11.
12.
13.
14.
5.
16.
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NAME
HARSHIT
ASHIMA KASHYAP
VIJAY DEEP SINGH
SHIRANGI KASHUAL
DEEPAK SINGH
AMANDEEP
DIVIYASHA
HARMEET KAUR
NEHA
SAKSHI
SAAJAN
SUKHBIR
SIDHARATH
TARSEM LALA
VIKRAM SINGH
KIRAN BALA
ANGREJ SINGH
NEERAJ KUMAR
KAVITA CHAUDHARY
SUNIL KUMAR
RENU PANULAR
SHASHI ARYA
SEEMA RANI
SHEETAL SHARMA
MONIKA RANI
MANJEET KAUR
SATENDER
KAILASH RANI
RAJ PAL KAUR
SUMITRA DEVI
JORAWAR SINGH
NEELAM
REENA
SANDHYA NARANG
RUCHI VRANA
SUNNY
RITU RANI
ANCHAL GARG
CHANDNI BANSAL
RACHNA
LAUTA
TAPASYA
REEN KUMARI
CLASS
B.Com. IV Sem.
B.C.A. IV Sem.
B.Sc. III Sem.
B.Sc. IV Sem.
B.Sc. Sports VI Sem.
B.Sc. Sports IV Sem.
B.Sc. VI Sem.
B.Sc. VI Sem.
B.Sc. I Sem.
B.Sc. I Sem.
B.Sc. II Sem.
C.P. Ed. II
C.P. Ed. II
C.P. Ed. II
C.P. Ed. II
C.P. Ed. II
C.P. Ed. II
C.P. Ed. II
C.P. Ed. II
C.P. Ed. II
C.P. Ed. II
C.P. Ed. II
C.P. Ed. II
C.P. Ed. II
C.P. Ed. II
C.P. Ed. II
C.P. Ed. II
C.P. Ed. II
C.P. Ed. II
C.P. Ed. I
C.P. Ed. I
M.Sc. I Sem.
M.Sc. I Sem.
M.Sc. I Sem.
M.Sc. Env. Sc. III Sem.
M.Sc. Env. Sc. III Sem.
M.Sc. Env. Sc. III Sem.
M.Sc. Env. Sc. I Sem.
M.Sc. Env. Sc. I Sem.
B.P.Ed.
B.P.Ed.
B.P.Ed.
B.P.Ed.
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POSITION
76.83%
75.50%
77.69%
87.67%
75.18%
75.85%
80.69%
79.59%
83.67%
79.50%
80.67%
75.78%
81.17%
75.89%
76.94%
75.78%
80.83%
77.06%
81.22%
75.33%
77.61%
82.33%
78.72%
77.94%
78.00%
78.56%
75.33%
75.72%
77.83%
76.78%
78.78%
74.71%
75.86%
77.00%
77.11%
77.43%
80.53%
77.00%
76.00%
76.44%
75.33%
76.00%
75.89%
Mr. Amarjeet Singh,
M.A. English, Diploma in Urdu
Officiating Principal
FACULTY OF ARTS
DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH
Sh. Amarjeet Singh, M.A. , Dip. in Urdu
Sh. R.S. Sharma; B.Sc., MA, M.Phil.
DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS
Dr. Ravi Kapoor; M.A., PGDPM, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Associate Professor
and Officiating Head
Dr. Rajinder Singh Walia; M.A.Englist & Mass Comm., Associate Professor
M.Lit., Ph.D. (CIEFL, Hyderabad),
MBA, UGC Post Doctoral Fellow
Dr. Kamalpreet Kaur; M.A., M. Phil. Ph.D.
Dr. Amrit Kaur; M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.
Dr. Catherine Masih; M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.
Vacant (Two)
DEPARTMENT OF HINDI
Dr. (Mrs.) Saroj Kumari; M.A. (Hindi and Sanskrit),
M.Phil., Ph.D
Dr. (Mrs.) Pratima Sharma; B.A. (Hons.), M.A.,
Dr. Mandeep Singh; B.A. (Hons), M.A., M.Phil.,
PGDPM, Ph.D.
Vacant (One)
DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE
Dr. S.P. Yadav; M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.
Vacant (half)
Associate Professor
Associate Professor
Asstt. Professor
DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY
Dr. Anurag, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.
Vacant (one)
DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL WORK
Dr. Anand Parkash Mishra; M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.
Associate Professor
(Head of the Deptt.)
Associate Professor
Dr. Sahib Singh; M.A., Ph.D.
Dr. Hemant Kumar Mishra; M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.
M.Phil., Ph.D.
Dr. P.C. Bhardwaj; B.A. (Hons.), M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D. Associate Professor
Dr. Hari Kiran Kaur; M.A., Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Dr. Vinay Chandel; M.A. (Hindi), M.A. (Edu.), Ph.D.
Asstt.Professor
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
Dr. Meenu Kapoor; M.A., Ph.D.
Dr. Iqbal Singh; M.A., Ph.D.
Dr. Baljit Singh; M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.
DEPARTMENT OF SANSKRIT
Dr. Hari Parkash Sharma; M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.
DEPARTMENT OF GEOGRAPHY
Dr. Rajinder Pal Singh; M.Sc., M.Phil., B.Ed., Ph.D.
Associate Professor
(Head of the Deptt.)
DEPARTMENT OF PUNJABI
Dr. Narinder Singh Virk; M.A., Ph.D.
Dr. Daljit Kaur; M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Associate Professor
(Head of the Deptt.)
Asstt. Professor
Associate Professor
(Head of the Deptt.)
Associate Professor
Associate Professor
Associate Professor
(Head of the Deptt.)
Associate Professor
Associate Professor
Associate Professor
(Head of the Deptt.)
Associate Professor
DEPARTMENT OF MASS COMMUNICATION & MEDIA TECHNOLOGY
Dr. Uday Bhan Singh;
Asstt. Professor
(Head of the Deptt.)
Dr. Mukhtiar Singh Bhatti; M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.
Dr. Gursharan Singh Patpatia; M.A., Ph.D.
Dr. N.P. Singh; M.A., Ph.D.
Dr. Tilak Raj; M.A., Ph.D.
Associate Professor
(Head of the Deptt.)
Associate Professor
Associate Professor
M.A. (Pub. Ad. & Mass Comm.), M.Phil., Ph.D.,
(Head of the Deptt.)
PG Diploma in Translation, Cert. Diploma in Community Radio
Cert. in film Appreciation Course
Associate Professor
Associate Professor
Vacant (One)
Asstt. Professor
DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC
Vacant (Two)
DEPARTMENT OF TTM
Vacant (One)
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FACULTY OF SCIENCE
DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS
Mr. Bal Krishan; M.Sc., M.Phil., Post B.Sc. Dip. in
DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS
Mr. Bal Krishan; M.Sc., M.Phil., Post B.Sc. Dip. in
Associate Professor
Computer Science and Applications, (Co-Ordinator)
Diploma in Remedial English
Associate Professor
Computer Science and Applications, (Head of the Deptt.)
Diploma in Remedial English
Ms. Santosh Kurra; M.Sc., M.Phil.
Associate Professor
Dr. Indra Kapoor; M.Sc., M.Phil. (Gold Medalist),
Associate Professor
Ph.D.
Dr. M.P. Aggarwal; M.Sc. (Gold Medalist), M.Phil., Associate Professor
Ph.D., PGDCA
Mr Ajeet Kumar; M.Sc., B.Ed.
Asstt. Professor
DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS
Ms. Gurvinder Kaur; M.Sc., M.Phil., PGDCA
Vacant (Three)
DEPARTMENT OF STATISTICS
Mr. S.K. Sharma; M.Sc. (Stat.), M.Phil., PGDCA
DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY
Dr. Anil Kumar Bishnoi; M.Sc., Ph.D.
Vacant (Three)
DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE & APPLICATIONS
Dr. Bharat Bhushan; M.Sc., M.C.A.,
Associate Professor
Ph.D. (Comp. Sc.)
(Head of the Deptt.)
Mr. Kiranpal Singh; M.Sc. (Comp. Sc.), M.Phil.
Asstt. Professor
Vacant (One)
DEPARTMENT OF B.C.A.
Vacant
DEPARTMENT OF INDUSTRIAL CHEMISTRY
Dr. Pritam Singh; M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Associate Professor
(Head of the Deptt.)
(Head of the Deptt.)
Dr. (Mrs.) Vijay Sharma; M.Sc.,B.Ed.,M.Phil.,Ph.D. Associate Professor
Associate Professor
(Head of the Deptt.)
PG DEPARTMENT OF INDUSTRIAL CHEMISTRY
Dr. Rameshwar Dass; M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Dr. Anil Kumar Bishnoi; M.Sc., Ph.D.
Vacant (Three)
Asstt. Professor
Co-ordinator
Vacant (Two)
DEPARTMENT OF BOTANY
Dr. Varsha Nigam; M.Sc., Ph.D.
Vacant (Two)
DEPARTMENT OF ZOOLOGY
Dr. Gian Bhushan; M.Sc., Ph.D.
Dr. Neelam Behl; M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D.
DEPARTMENT OF BIO-TECHNOLOGY
Dr. Neelam Behl; M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D.
Mrs. Meenakshi Kalia; M.Sc., M.Phil.
(Head of the Deptt.)
Asstt. Professor
DEPARTMENT OF INDUSTRIAL MICROBIOLOGY
Dr. Neena Puri; M.Sc., Ph.D.
Asstt. Professor
Vacant (Two)
(Head of the Deptt.)
Asstt. Professor
(Co-ordinator)
PG DEPARTMENT OF INDUSTRIAL MICROBIOLOGY
Dr. Chetan Sharma; M.Sc., Ph.D., PDCR
(Coordinator)
DEPARTMENT OF BIO CHEMISTRY
Dr. (Mrs.) Vijay Sharma; M.Sc.,M.Phil.,Ph.D.,B.Ed. Associate Professor
Asstt. Professor
(Head of the Deptt.)
Asstt. Professor
(Co-ordinator)
Vacant (Two)
DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
Mr. Bal Krishan; M.Sc., M.Phil., Post B.Sc. Dip. in Associate Professor
Asstt. Professor
(Co-ordinator)
Asstt. Professor
Computer Science and Applications, (Co-Ordinator)
Diploma in Remedial English
Vacant (Three)
Vacant (Five)
DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE
Dr. Amarjit Singh; M.Sc., M.Phil, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Vacant (Two)
FACULTY OF COMMERCE
Dr. R.S. Vohra; M.Com., Ph.D.
Mr. Dharam Pal Singh; M.Com., M. Phil.
Dr. Vijay Kumar; M.Com., Ph.D.
Vacant (five)
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE & MANAGEMENT
Dr. Jawahar Lal Gupta; M.B.A.,M.Com.,M.Phil.,Ph.D.
Dr. Alok Goyal; M.Com., M.Phil., Ph.D.
Dr. (Ms.) Jaswinder Kaur; M.Com., M.Phil., Ph.D.
Dr. Sanjay Arora; M.Com., M.Phil., Ph.D.
Dr. Ashok Khurana; M.Com., M.Phil., Ph.D.
Dr. P.R. Tyagi; M.Com., M.Phil., Ph.D.
Dr. P.K. Malik; M.Com. (Gold Medalist), Ph.D.,
UGC Post Doctoral Fellow
(Head of the Deptt.)
Associate Professor
Associate Professor
Associate Professor
Associate Professor
Associate Professor
Associate Professor
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Asstt. Professor
Asstt. Professor
Asstt. Professor
FACULTY OF SPORTS SCIENCES
DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION, HEALTH EDUCATION AND SPORTS SCIENCES
4. Dr. Ranjit Singh; B.P.E., M.A. (Phy. Ed.),
1. Dr. (Mrs.) Amrita Pritam; M.A. (Hindi),
Associate Professor
D.P.Ed., M.P.Ed.
(Head of Deptt.)
Ph.D., Certificate Course in Yoga.
2. Dr. Bodh Raj; B.P.Ed., M.A. (Phy. Ed.),
Associate Professor
M.Phil., Ph.D.,
Certificate Course in Yoga and
Lawn Tennis.
Associate Professor
5. Mr. Sanjay Vij; M.A. (Phy. Ed.), D.P.Ed. Asstt. Professor
M.Phil., Ph.D.
3. Dr. Harinder Singh Kang;
6. Dr. Parveen Kumar; D.P.Ed.,M.P.Ed.,M.Phil,
Associate Professor
B.P.E.(Gold Medalist) M.A. (Phy. Ed.) (Gold Medalist),
M.Phil., Dip. in Sports Med. and Physiotherapy,
Certificate Course in Sports Psycholgy and GTMT,
Ph.D., PGDBM, M.B.A.
Asstt. Professor
Ph.D., Certificate Course in Athletics
Certificate Course in Yoga
7. Dr. Meenakshi Gupta; M.P.Ed., Ph.D., NET,
Asstt. Professor
M.A. Yoga, P.G. Dip. Yoga Therapy, N.I.S.
Vacant (One)
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ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF
Ms. Jaswinder Kaur
Mr. Chaman Lal
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Mr. Amarjit Singh Bhatia
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Mr. Hazara Singh
Mr. Sohan Lal
Mr. Sunil Kumar
Mr. Romesh Ahuja
Mr. Karta Ram
Mr. Ram Avtar
Mr. Anil Kamboj
Mr. Bipin Kumar
Mr. Neeraj Kumar
Mr. Sachin Sharma
Mr. Gagan Sharma
Mr. Kamal Sharma
GIRLS' HOSTEL
Ms. Gurvinder Kaur
Ms. Bachni Devi
COLLEGE LIBRARY
Librarian (Vacant)
Mr. Devinder Singh;
M.A. (Pbi.) M.Lib., M.Phil.
Mr. Shingara Singh;
B.A., B.Ed. Dip. Lib. Sc.
Ms. Ritu Sharma;
B.A., B.Lib, M.Lib.,
Ms. Krishna Devi
Ms. Rajinder Kaur`
Mr. Sahil Khan
LABORATORY ATTENDANTS/GROUNDMEN
Mr. Shiv Pal Sharma
Physics
Mr. Jagir Singh
Chemistry
Mr. Jagjit Singh
Zoology
Mr. Mahi Pal
Physical Education
Mr. Vijay Singh
Physical Education
Mr. Manjit Singh
Physical Education
Vacant
Physical Education
Mr. Phool Chand
Microbiology and Botany
Mr. Jasbir Singh
Biochemistry
Mr. Satwant Singh
Electronics
Mr. Jarnail Singh
Industrial Chemistry
Mr. Harjinder Singh
Geography
Mr. Parmod Kamboj
Edusat Technician
Mr. Harbir Singh
Environment Science
Mr. Vishavanath
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Mr. Om Kumar
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Computer Hardware Technician
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Store Keeper
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Library Incharge
LIbrary attendant
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Library attendant
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ICWA (Inter), M.Phil. (Comp. Sc.)
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Security Officer
Security Gaurd
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Mr. Pal Singh
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Time table, section allotment, change of subject/faculty ....................................... Dr. Ashok Khurana
University/College registration, Eligibility, Univ. Exams, Change of .................... Mr. Jashan Lal Clerk, and
subject/faculty, Results, DMC, degrees, House Exams, etc.
Mr. A.S. Bhatia Clerk
Scheduled Castes/Backward Class Stipend, other Scholarships
Mr. Hazara Singh Clerk
and RTI Cases
Roadways Bus Pass/ Attestation / Railway Concession
Mr. Sunil Kumar Clerk
Character certificate .......................................................................................... Mrs. Jaswinder Kaur, Steno Typist
Leave upto three days ...................................................................................... Your Class Teacher
Leave upto seven days ................................................................................... Head of concerned department
Leave for more than seven days ..................................................................... Principal
Results, Awards, Internal Assessment Lecture Shortage .................................. Registrar Office
Eligibility to appear in University Exam.
Registrar
Dr. Kamalpreet Kaur, Department of English
Bursar ............................................................................................................. Dr. Mandeep Singh, Department of Economics
Proctor .............................................................................................................. Mr. Sanjay Vij, Department of Sports Science
Public Relation Officer ....................................................................................... Dr. Pratima Sharma, Department of Hindi
Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) & NAAC .............................................. Dr. P.K. Malik, Department of Commerce
Asstt. Public Information Officer (APIO) ................................................... Dr. R.S Walia, Department of Economics
Bright Students Council .............................................................................. Mrs. Santosh Kurra, Department of Physics
Personality Development Programmes .................................................... Dr. R.S. Walia, Department of English
Youth Welfare Activities..............................................................................
Dr. Ranjit Singh, Department of Sports Sciences (Co-ordinator)
Dr. Parveen Kumar, Department of Sports Sciences
Dr. Vinay Chandel, Department of Hindi
Adventure Activities ........................................................................................... Dr. Tilak Raj, Department of Punjabi
Career advising & placement services ............................................................. Mr. Kiran Pal Singh, Department of Computer Science
Dr. Sahib Singh, (Faculty of Arts)
Dr. (Mrs.) Vijay Sharma, (Faculty of Science)
Mr. Sanjay Vij, (Faculty of Sports Sciences)
Magazine ......................................................................................................... Sh. R.S. Sharma (Editor in Chief), Department of English
Dr. N.S. Virk (Editor, Punjabi Section), Deptt of Punjabi
Dr. H.P. Sharma (Editor, Sanskrit Section), Deptt of Sanskrit
Dr. Sanjay Arora (Editor, Commerce Section), Deptt. of Commerce
Dr. Parveen Kumar (Editor, Sports Section), Deptt of Sports Sc.
Dr. Catherine Masih (Editor, English Section), Deptt. of English
Dr. Neena Puri (Editor, Science Section), Deptt. of Indl. Microbiology
Dr. Vinay Chandel (Editor, Hindi Section), Deptt. of Hindi
N.C.C. (Boys) .................................................................................................. Major (Dr.) H.S. Kang, Department of Sports Sc.
N.C.C. (Girls) ................................................................................................... Lt. (Dr.) Amrit Kaur, Department of English
Youth Red Cross .............................................................................................. Mr. Bal Krishan, Department of Physics (Co-ordinator)
Mrs. Gurvinder Kaur, Department of Mathematics (Co-ordinator)
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27. N.S.S. (Boys & Girls) ....................................................................................... Dr. Sahib Singh, Department of Social Work
Dr. Neelam Behal, Department.of Zoology
Dr. Baljeet Singh, Department of Public Administration
28. Red Ribbon Club .............................................................................................. Mrs. Gurvinder Kaur, Department of Mathematics (Co-ordinator)
Dr. Meenakshi Gupta, Department of Sports Science
29. Women Cell ...................................................................................................... Dr. Meenu Kapoor, Deptt. of Public Administration (Co-ordinator)
Dr. Jaswinder Kaur, Department of Commerce
Dr. Amrita Pritam, Department of Sports Science
Dr. Neena Puri, Department of Ind. Microbiology
Dr. Varsha Nigam, Department of Botany
30. Legal Literacy Cell ............................................................................................ Dr. A.P. Mishra, Department of Social Work (Co-ordinator)
31. Grievences Redressal Cell ............................................................................... Dr. M.S. Bhatti, Department of Punjabi (Co-ordinator)
Dr. Pratima Sharma, Department of Hindi
Dr.P.R.Tyagi, Department of Commerce
32. SC/ST Cell ......................................................................................................... Dr. Parveen Kumar, Department of Physical Education
33. Sexual Harrasment Committee ....................................................................... Dr. Amrit Kaur, Department of English, (Co-ordinator)
Dr. Catherine Masih , Department of English
Dr. Daljeet Kaur, Department of Geography
Mr. Kiran Pal Singh , Department of Computer Science
34. Cultural activities ............................................................................................... Dr. Iqbal Singh, Department of Public Administration (Co-ordinator)
Dr. (Mrs.) Vijay Sharma, Department of Industrial Chemistry
Dr. Hari Kiran Kaur, Department of Hindi
Dr. R.S. Vohra, Department of Commerce
Dr. Vinay Chandel, Department of Hindi
Dr. Tilak Raj, Department of Punjabi
Dr. Amarjit Singh, Department of Environmental Science
Dr. Uday Bhan Singh, Deptt. of Media & Mass Communication
35. Blood Donation Activities .................................................................................... Mr. Bal Krishan, Department of Physics (Co-ordinator)
Dr. Alok Goyal, Department of Commerce
Mrs. Santosh Kurra, Department of Physics
Dr. H.S. Kang, Department of Sports Science
Mrs. Gurvinder Kaur, Department of Mathematics
36. Industrial Visit Committee ................................................................................... Dr. Rameshwar Dass, Department of Industrial Chemistry
Dr. Amarjit Singh, Department of Environmental Sc.
Dr. Varsha Nigam, Department of Botany
37. Eco Club ........................................................................................................... Dr. Amarjit Singh, Department of Environmental Sc. (Co-ordinator)
38. Gurudwara Committee Co-ordinator.................................................................. Dr. N.S. Virk, Department of Punjabi
39. Purchases Co-ordinator ................................................................................... Dr. Alok Goyal, Department of Commerce
40. Research Cell Co-ordinator .............................................................................. Dr. Gian Bhushan, Department of Zoology
41. Community Service Co-ordinator ...................................................................... Dr. R.S. Vohra, Department of Commerce
42. Fire Safety Co-ordinator ................................................................................... Dr. Anil Bishnoi, Department of Chemistry
43. Project Incharge ............................................................................................... Dr. Rameshwar Dass, Deptt. of Industrial Chemistry
44. Educational tours/trips and visits ....................................................................... Head of concerned department
45. Hostel (Girls) Chief Warden .............................................................................. Dr. Saroj Kumari, Department of Hindi
46. Hostel (Girls) Warden ....................................................................................... Ms. Gurvinder Kaur
47. Hostel Dispensary ............................................................................................ Dr. Anuradha Dhiman, Medical Officer
48. College Dispensary ......................................................................................... Dr. Shashi Dhiman
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DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF COURSES
FACULTY OF SCIENCE
POST GRADUATE COURSES
l M.Sc. Microbiology
l M.Sc. Environmental Science
l M.Sc. Biotechnology
Seats available
20
20
20
l M.Sc. (Industrial Chemistry) (Pharmaceutical)
l M.A. / M.Sc. Mathematics
l M.Sc. Computer Science (Software)
Seats available
40
110
30
has already been running successfully at Kurukshetra University Campus
will help us prepare our students as concerted environmentalists.
Eligibility for admission
Semester I : B.Sc. (General) / B.Sc. (Hons.)/B.Sc. in any allied subject
of Life Sciences/Environmental Science/Physical Science./B.E./B.Tech. in
any discipline with atleast 50% marks in aggregate.
Semester III : Students who have cleared 50% of the papers in Semester
I and II. Pass marks for each paper is 40%. However, promotion to the
III Semester is on provisional basis till such time the result of semester II is
declared. On declaration of the result, if a student fails, his/her provisional
admission shall stand cancelled abinitio.
SCHEME OF EXAMINATION
Int. Ext. Total
Semester I
marks Marks
MES 101 The Biophysical Env.
15
60
75
MES 102 Env. Chemistry
15
60
75
MES 103 Ecology & Ecosystem Dyanmics
15
60
75
MES 104 Env. Modelling & Statistics
15
60
75
MES 105 Practical - I
Exam to be held annually with MES 205
MES 106 Practical - II Exam to be held annually with MES 206
Seminar
40
40
Term Paper
40
40
Semester II
MES 201 Natural Resource Management
15
60
75
MES 202 Conservation and Biodiversity
15
60
75
MES 203 Pollution and Global Climate change
15
60
75
MES 204 Env. Methods and Analytical Technique 15
60
75
MES 205 Practical - I (Eco, N.R. BIO)
30
80
110
MES 206 Practical - II (EC, Stat, EM)
30
80
110
Seminars (1)
40
40
Term paper (1)
40
40
Semester III
MES 301 Environmental Biotechnology.
15
60
75
MES 302 Remote Sensing and
Geographical Information System
15
60
75
MES 303 Ecotoxicology and environmental Health15
60
75
MES 304 Environmental Planning, Policy and Law15
60
75
MES 305 Practical - V
Exam to be held annually with MES 405
MES 306 Practical - VI Exam to be held annually with MES 406
Seminar
40
40
Minor Project
40
40
Semester IV
MES 401 Agroecology and Agroforestry
15
60
75
MES 402 Environmental Impact
assessment and Auditing
15
60
75
MES 403 Ecotoxicology and
15
60
75
Ecological Restoration
MES 404 Ecological Economics
15
60
75
MES 405 Practical-III (EB, Agro, Restoration)
30
80
110
MES 406 Practical-IV (RS, IA and Eco)
30
80
110
M.Sc. Dissertation
80
80
Seminar
40
40
Note -1: Each theory paper will be of 3 hours and practical examination
will be of 6 hours duration.
M.Sc. BIOTECHNOLOGY
The college has been successfully running the department of
Biotechnology at the undergraduate level for the last ten years and students
M.Sc. MICROBIOLOGY
This course has been introduced from July 2010. It opens an opportunity
for the students who seek their career as microbiologist in the professional
colleges, food processing industry, pharmaceutical industry and as scientist
in research institutes related to Microbiology and Microbial Biotechnology.
Eligibility for Admission :
Semester I : B.Sc. with two main subjects from Microbiology, Biochemistry,
Biotechnology, Botany, Zoology and Genetics with atleast 50% marks in
aggregate.
Semester III : Students who have cleared 50% of the papers in Semester
I and II. Pass marks for each paper is 40%. However, promotion to the
III Semester is on provisional basis till such time the result of semester II is
declared. On declaration of the result, if a student fails, his/her provisional
admission shall stand cancelled abinitio.
SCHEME OF EXAMINATION
Internal Ext. Total
Semester I
Nomenclature
Marks Marks Marks
MB-101 General & Envn. Microbiology
20
80
100
MB-102 Microbial Physiology and Metabolism 20
80
100
MB-103 Microbial Genetics
20
80
100
MB-104 Microbial Biochemistry
20
80
100
Semester II
MB-201 Mycology & Phycology
20
80
100
MB-202 Medical Microbiology
20
80
100
MB-203 Elements of Molecular Biology
20
80
100
MB-204 Cellular Microbiology
20
80
100
Lab Course 1 (based on MB-101, 201) 20
80
100
Lab Course 2 (based on MB-102, 202) 20
80
100
Lab Course 3 (based on MB-103, 203) 20
80
100
Lab Course 4 (based on MB-104, 204) 20
80
100
Semester III
MB-301 Food Microbiology
20
80
100
MB-302 Virology & Immunology
20
80
100
MB-303 MB & Industrial Microbiology
20
80
100
MB-304 Recombinant DNA Technology
20
80
100
Semester IV
MB-401 Biostatistics & Computers
10
30
40
MB-402 Credit Seminars
30
30
MB-403 Project Report**
30
60
90
Lab Course (based on MB-301)
10
40
50
Lab Course (based on MB-302)
10
40
50
Lab Course (based on MB-303)
10
40
50
Lab Course (based on MB-304)
10
40
50
Lab Course (based on MB-401)
10
30
40
** Duration of the Project Report Training will be 3 months between january
and March during 4th Semester and will be carried out in an Industry/
Institute related to Microbiology.
M.Sc. ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE
This course has been introduced from July 2009 keeping in mind the
rising demand for environment professionals in manufacturing industries.
The Government have setup pollution boards to ensure that industries
comply with the prescribed pollution norms. As environment professional
students will learn to analyse the pollutants in our environment and provide
solutions to make our environment safe and healthy. The course which
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IC-103 Chemistry of Life
20
70
90
IC-104 Organic Chemistry I
20
70
90
Semester II
IC-201 Analytical Methods-II
20
70
90
IC-202 Bioinorganic Chemistry
20
70
90
IC-203 Organic Chemistry II
20
70
90
IC-204 Organic Chemistry III
20
70
90
Practicals
IC-205 Analytical Laboratory
30
100 130
IC-206 Organic Laboratory
30
100 130
Semester III
IC-301 Organic Chemistry IV
20
70
90
IC-302 Pharm. Technology & Mgt. - I
20
70
90
IC-303 Pharaceutical Technology & Mgt.-II
20
70
90
IC-304 Pharmaceutical Chemistry - I
20
70
90
Semester IV
IC-401 Chemical Engineering
20
70
90
IC-402 Pharmaceutical Chemistry - II
20
70
90
IC-403 Pharmaceutical Chemistry - III
20
70
90
IC-404 Pharmaceutical Chemistry - IV
20
70
90
Practicals
IC-405
Pharmaceutical Chemistry Lab
30 100 130
IC-406
Pharma. Tech. & Quality Lab
30 100 130
IC-407
Seminar
40
IC-408
Project Report based on 8 week of training in industry for
award of grade after viva-voce.
Note : For evaluating laboratory work in paper IC-205, IC-206, IC-405
and IC-406 20% marks are reserved for laboratory record which will be
on the basis of attendance of the candidate in the laboratory and his/her
day to day performance and conduct.
M.A./M.Sc. MATHEMATICS
M.A./M.Sc. Mathematics is a most saught after course for the students of
non-medical and related subjects.
Eligibility for admission
Semester I : Candidates who have passed one of the following examination
of this University or an examination recognized as equivalent there to shall
be eligible to join M.A./M.Sc. Mathematics Course :
B.A. (Hons.)/B.Sc. (Hons.) in Mathematics obtaining at least 50% marks
of the total marks of all the papers of Mathematics of B.A. (Hons.)/B.Sc.
(Hons.) O R
B.A./B.Sc. in full subjects with Hons. in mathematics obtaining at least
50% marks in aggregate of B.A./B.Sc. and 50% marks in aggregate of
Hons. Mathematics. O R
B.A./B.Sc. (with Mathematics as a subject) obtaining at least 55% marks
in aggregate of B.A./B.Sc.
Semester III : Students who have cleared 50% of the papers in Semester
I and II. Pass marks for each paper is 40%. However, promotion to the
III Semester is on provisional basis till such time the result of semester II is
declared. On declaration of the result, if a student fails, his/her provisional
admission shall stand cancelled abinitio.
SCHEME OF EXAMINATION
Int. Ext. Total
Semester I
Marks Marks
MM-401 Advance abstract Algebra - I
20
80
100
MM-402 Real Analysis - I
20
80
100
MM-403 Topology- I
20
80
100
MM-404 Complex Analysis - I
20
80
100
MM-405 Differential Equations - I
20
80
100
MM-406 Practical - I
20
80
100
Semester II
MM-407 Advance abstract Algebra - II
20
80
100
MM-408 Real Analysis - II
20
80
100
MM-409 Computer Programming (Theory)
20
80
100
MM-410 Complex Analysis - II
20
80
100
MM-411 Differential Equations - II
20
80
100
MM-412 Practical - II
20
80
100
have consistently demanded that facility be provided in the college so that
they could pursue postgraduation in their chosen subject. Keeping in mind
the value of the subject, the college had introduced M.Sc. Biotechnology
from the session 2009-10. It is hoped that the course will meet the
requirements of several food processing industries and Science laboratories
by producing the competent biotechnologists.
Eligibility for admission
Semester I : Bachelor's Degree with 50% marks in B.Sc. with Botany,
Zoology, Genetics, Bio-chemistry, Microbiology or Bio-technology as one
of the main subjects.
Semester III : Students who have cleared 50% of the papers in Semester
I and II. However, promotion to the III Semester is on provisional basis till
such time the result of semester II is declared. On declaration of the result,
if a student fails, his/her provisional admission shall stand cancelled abinitio.
SCHEME OF EXAMINATION Semester I
Paper No.
Nomenclature
Internal Ext. Total
BT-101 Biomolecules
20
80
100
BT-102 Microbiology
20
80
100
BT-103 Molecular Cell Biology
20
80
100
BT-104 Biotechniques
20
80
100
Semester II
BT-107 Principles of Genetic Engg.
20
80
100
BT-108 Bioinformatic
20
80
100
BT-109A Animal Cell & Tissue Culture
10
40
50
BT-109B Plant Cell & Tissue Culture
10
40
50
BT-110 Enzyme Technology
20
80
100
BT-105 Lab Course based on BT-101 & 104
15
55
70
BT-106 Lab Course based on BT-102 & 103
15
55
70
BT-111 Lab. Course based on BT-107 & 108
15
55
70
BT-112 Lab Course based on BT-109 & 110
15
55
70
BT-113 Seminars
20
20
Semester III
BT-114 Molecular Genetics
20
80
100
BT-115 Plant Biotechnology
20
80
100
BT-116 Microbial Biotechnology
20
80
100
BT-117 Immunology
20
80
100
Semester IV
BT-120 Environmental Biotechnology
20
80
100
BT-121 Animal Biotechnology
20
80
100
BT-118 Lab. Course based on BT-114 & 115
15
55
70
BT-119 Lab. Course based on BT-116 & 117
15
55
70
BT-122 Lab. Course based on BT-120 & 121
15
55
70
BT-123 Project Training/Field training report
15
55
70
BT-124 Seminar
20
20
M.Sc. INDUSTRIAL CHEMISTRY
Within a period of about thirteen years this course has been well
received in the industry. Majority of our students have got placement as
research chemists in R&D, ARD and CRD centres of highly reputed industries
in the country viz. Ranbaxy Research Laboratories, Morepen Laboratories,
Ind. Swift Laboratories, Alpha Drugs India Limited, Cipla Limited, Pfizer,
Surya Medicare, ITC, Cadila, Vitalife, Jubilent pharmacuetical etc.
Eligibility for admission
Semester I : B.Sc. with 50% marks or B.Sc. (Hons.) with 45% marks in
aggregate from this University or a recognized University with Chemistry/
Industrial Chemistry as one of the subjects (minimum pass marks for SC/ST
candidates) shall be eligible to join first semester of the course.
Semester III : Students who have cleared 50% of the papers in Semester
I and II. Pass marks for each paper is 40%. However, promotion to the
III Semester is on provisional basis till such time the result of semester II is
declared. On declaration of the result, if a student fails, his/her provisional
admission shall stand cancelled abinitio.
SCHEME OF EXAMINATION
Int. Ext. Total
Semester I
Marks Marks
IC-101 Analytical Methods-I
20
70
90
IC-102 Biophysical Chemistry
20
70
90
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Semester III
MM-501 Functional Analysis
20
80
100
MM-502 Anal. Mechanics and Calculus of Variations 20
80
100
Optional Papers : A student can opt one optional paper from MM-503 opt (i)
to opt (iv). Similarly one paper will be opted each from MM-504 opt (i) to
opt (iv) and MM-505 opt (i) to (iv)
MM-503(i) Elasticity
20
80
100
MM-504(i) Fluid Mechanics-I
20
80
100
MM-505(i) Integral Equation
20
80
100
MM-506
Practical-III
20
80
100
Semester IV
MM-507 General Measure & Integrated Theory 20
80
100
MM-508 Partial Differential Equations
20
80
100
Optional Papers : A student can opt one optional paper from MM-509 opt (i)
to opt (iv). Similarly one paper will be opted each from MM-510 opt (i) to
opt (iv) and MM-511 opt (i) to (iv)
MM-509(i) Mechanics of Solids
20
80
100
MM-510(i) Fluid Mechanics - II
20
80
100
MM-511
Mathematical aspects of Seismology 20
80
100
MM-512
Practical-IV
20
80
100
M.Sc. COMPUTER SCIENCE
To meet the challenges of the Information Technology and Computer
Science professionals, the college took lead in introducing the M.Sc.
Computer Science (Software) in 2000. This is a two year course consisting
of 4 semesters.
Eligibility for admission
Semester I : A person who has passed one of the following examinations
of this University, or an examination recognized as equivalent thereto, shall
be eligible to join the First Semester of the course
B.Sc./B.Com. with Computer Science or Computer Application (Vocational)
as one of the Subjects with atleast 50% marks in aggregate. or
B.Sc.(Hons.) in Computer Science or B.Sc. (Hons.) Information Technology
with at least 50% marks in the aggregate. or
BCA with 50% marks in aggregate or Post B.Sc. Diploma in Computer Science
and Application / Post- graduate Diploma in Computer Applications / Postgraduate Diploma in Computer Science with at least 50% marks in aggregate.
Provided that those students who have passed one year diploma
course must have passed B.Sc. (Non.Med.) or B.A. with Mathematics at
their graduation level
Note: Minimum pass marks shall be applicable for SC category.
Semester III : Students who have cleared 50% of the papers in Semester
I and II. Pass marks for each paper is 40%. However, promotion to the
III Semester is on provisional basis till such time the result of semester II is
declared. On declaration of the result, if a student fails, his/her provisional
admission shall stand cancelled abinitio.
SCHEME OF EXAMINATION
Int. Ext. Total
Semester I
Marks Marks
MS-11 Theory of Computation
20
80
100
MS-12 Web Engineering
20
80
100
MS-13 Software Engineering
20
80
100
MS-14 Object Oriented Modeling & Designing 20
80
100
MS-15 Computer Oriented Optimization Tech. 20
80
100
MS-16 Software lab based on MS-12
100 100
MS-17 Software Lab-II based on MS-14 C++
100 100
MS-18 Seminar
50
50
SEMESTER-II
MS-21 Data Communication & Comp. Network 20
80
100
MS-22 Java Programming
20
80
100
MS-23 Linux and shell Programming
20
80
100
MS-24 Design and Analysis of Algorithm
20
80
100
MS-25 Elective
20
80
100
MS-26 Software Lab based on MS-22 Java
100 100
MS-27 Software Lab based on MS-23 Linus & Shell
100 100
MS-28 Seminar
50
50
SEMESTER-III
MS-31 Advanced Computer Architecture
20
80
100
MS-32 Microprocessor and Interfaces
20
80
100
MS-33 Advanced Data Base System
20
80
100
MS-34 Computer Graphics
20
80
100
MS-35 Elective
20
80
100
MS-36 Software Lab based on MS-33 SQL
100 100
MS-37 Software Lab based on MS-34 Comp. Sc.
100 100
MS-38 Seminar
50
50
Elective Papers : (i) Artificial Intelligence (ii) Windows Programming
(iii) Neural Networks and Fuzzy Computing
SEMESTER-IV
MS-41 Project
50
200 250
Grand Total for I to IV Semesters
2500
UNDERGRADUATE COURSES
promotion to V Sem. should have cleared all papers of Sem. I and 50%
rest of the papers of Semester II, III and IV. Pass marks for each paper
is 40%. However, promotion to the III/V Semester is on provisional basis till
the result of semester II and IV is declared. On declaration of the result, if a
student fails, his/her provisional admission shall stand cancelled abinitio.
B.Sc. (Non-Medical) for 10+2 (Non-Medical)
Subject Combination
1.
Physics
2. Mathematics
3.
Chemistry / Statistics / Geography
4.
English in B.Sc. I and Hindi/Sanskrit/Punjabi in B.Sc. II
Eligibility for Admission
A candidate shall be eligible to join the B.Sc. I Sem. (Non-Medical)
if he/she has obtained a minimum of 40% marks with five subjects and must
be including Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and English at 10+2 level of
Board of School Education, Haryana or any other equivalent examination
as recognised by the Academic Council of KUK.
For getting Admission in III / V Semester eligibility is same as that for
B.Sc. (Medical)
(B) EMPLOYMENT ORIENTED / RESTRUCTURED COURSES
As per U.G.C. scheme to link education with employment through
restructuring of course and vocational education, this college offers the
following employment-oriented Courses.
Important Note : The subjects of Environmental Studies and
compulsory Computer Education (Level-I) are compuslory for all
non-computer students of undergraduate classes in I year.
The College offer following Bachelor Degree Courses in Science Discipline.
(A) BASIC COURSES
The basic UG courses in Science are B.Sc. (Medical) and B.Sc. (Non
Medical). These courses consisting of basic subjects Physics, Chemistry,
Botany, Zoology, Mathematics lay the foundation for pursuing higher level
academic / professional courses at the Master's level. After the completion
of these basic courses, students can join B.Ed. Course without the
requirement of any additional subject combination.
B.Sc. (Medical) for 10+2 (Medical)
Subject Combination
1.
Chemistry
2. Botany
3. Zoology
4.
English in B.Sc. I and Hindi/Sanskrit/Punjabi in B.Sc. II
Eligibility for Admission
A candidate shall be eligible to join the B.Sc. I Sem. (Medical) if he/
she has obtained a minimum of 40% marks with five subjects and must be
including Physics, Chemistry, Biology and English at 10+2 level of Board
of School Education, Haryana or any other equivalent examination as
recognised by the Academic Council of Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra.
For getting Admission in B.Sc. III / V Semester : For promotion to III
Sem. should have cleared 50% of papers in Sem. I and Sem. II. For
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B.Sc. (C.S.), B.Sc.(Comp. Appl), B.Sc. (Elect.), B.Sc. (Stat), B.Sc.
(I.C.), B.Sc. (Biochem), B.Sc. (Env. Sc), B.Sc. (IMB), B.Sc. (Biotech.).
These may be opted by non-medical, medical or both as per following details
B.Sc. (CS, Comp. Appl., Elect. and Stat) for 10+2 NM with PCM
Subject Combination
B.Sc. (Comp. Science)
1.
Computer Sc. 2. Mathematics 3. Physics/Statistics
4.
English in B.Sc. I and Hindi/Sanskrit/Punjabi in B.Sc. II
B.Sc. (Comp. Application)
1.
Computer Appl. 2. Mathematics 3. Physics/Statistics
4.
English in B.Sc. I and Hindi/Sanskrit/Punjabi in B.Sc. II
B.Sc. (Electronics)
1.
Electronics 2. Mathematics
3. Physics
4.
English in B.Sc. I and Hindi/Sanskrit/Punjabi in B.Sc. II
B.Sc. (Statistics)
1.
Statistics, 2. Maths 3. Computer Sc. / Comp. Appl./Physics
4.
English in B.Sc. I and Hindi/Sanskrit/Punjabi in B.Sc. II
Eligibility for admission
A candidate shall be eligible to join the B.Sc. I Semester (Comp. Sc.,
Comp. Appl., Electronics or Statistics) if he/she has obtained a minimum of
40%markswithfivesubjectsandmustbeincludingPhysics,Chemistry,Mathematics
and English at 10+2 level of Board of School Education, Haryana or any other
equivalent examination as recognised by the Academic Council of KUK.
For getting Admission in III / V Semester eligibility is same as that for
B.Sc. (Medical)
B.Sc. (BioTech., IMB and Biochem.) for 10+2 Med. with Biology,
Chemistry, Physics
Subject Combination
B.Sc. (Bio-technology)
1.
Botany 2. Zoology
3. Biotechnology
4.
English in B.Sc. I and Hindi/Sanskrit/Punjabi in B.Sc. II
B.Sc. (Ind. Microbiology)
1.
Botany 2. Zoology
3. Ind. Microbiology
4.
English in B.Sc. I and Hindi/Sanskrit/Punjabi in B.Sc. II
B.Sc. (Bio-Chemistry)
1.
Botany 2. Zoology
3. Biochemistry
4.
English in B.Sc. I and Hindi/Sanskrit/Punjabi in B.Sc. II
Eligibility for Admission
A candidate shall be eligible to join the B.Sc.-I Semester (Biotechnology / Ind. Microbiology / Biochemistry) if he/she has obtained
a minimum of 40% marks with five subjects and must be including Physics,
Chemistry, Biology and English at 10+2 level of Board of School Education,
Haryana or any other equivalent examination as recognised by the Academic
Council of KUK.
For getting Admission in III / V Semester eligibility is same as that for
B.Sc. (Medical)
B.Sc. (Environmental Science) for 10+2 Med./NM with Physics,
Chemistry, Mathematics/Biology.
Subject Combination
Medical : 1. Botany
2. Zoology 3. Environmental Sc.
4. English in B.Sc. I and Hindi/Sanskrit/Punjabi in B.Sc. II
Non-Medical : 1. Mathematics. 2. Env. Sc. 3. Physics/Chemistry
4. English in B.Sc. I and Hindi/Sanskrit/Punjabi in B.Sc. II
Eligibility for Admission
A candidate shall be eligible to join the B.Sc. I semester (Env. Sc.) if
he/she has obtained a minimum of 40% marks with five subjects and must be
including Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics/Biology and English at 10+2 level
of Board of School Education, Haryana or any other equivalent examination
as recognised by the Academic Council of KUK.
For getting Admission in III / V Semester eligibility is same as that for
B.Sc. (Medical)
B.Sc. (Industrial Chemistry) for 10+2 Med./NM with Physics, Chemistry
Mathematics/Biology.
(20)
Subject Combination
Medical :
1. Botany 2. Zoology 3. Indl. Chem.
Non Medical : 1. Ind. Chem. 2. Mathematics 3. Physics
Eligibility for Admission
A candidate shall be eligible to join the B.Sc. I semester (Indl.
Chemistry) if he/she has obtained a minimum of 40% marks with five subjects
and must be including Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics/Biology and English
at 10+2 level of Board of School Education, Haryana or any other equivalent
examination as recognised by the Academic Council of KUK.
For getting Admission in III / V Semester eligibility is same as that for
B.Sc. (Medical)
(C) PROFESSIONAL UG DEGREE PROGRAMMES
B.Sc. (Hons.) in Informtiotional Technology and B.C.A. for 10+2
(Non-Medical stream)
These courses are state of art professional degree courses offering
advanced education in the fields related to computer and electronics.
B.Sc. (Hons.) Informational Technology
This is a three year degree Honours course spread over six semesters.
This is a job oriented course.
Eligibility for admission
A candidate shall be eligible to join the B.Sc.- I Semester (Hons.
Information Technology) if he/she has obtained a minimum of 45% marks
with five subjects and must be including Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and
English at 10+2 level of Board of School Education, Haryana or any other
equivalent examination as recognised by the Academic Council of KUK.
For getting Admission in B.Sc. (IT) III / V Semester, eligibility is same
as that for B.Sc. (Medical)
SCHEME OF EXAMINATION
Int. Ext. Total
Semester I
Marks Marks
BSIT 101 Communication Skills (English) - I
10 30 40
BSIT 102 Mathematical Foundation for
10 40 50
Information Technology-I
BSIT 103 EM Theory
10 40 50
BSIT 104 Digital Electronics-I
10 40 50
BSIT 105 Electronics Communication-I
10 40 50
BSIT 106 Computer Fundamentals
10 40 50
Semester II
BSIT 201 Part A (Theory) Comm. Skills Eng.-II
10 30 40
Part-B (Practical based on Group Discussion, 20
Resume Writing, Conversation and Interview
BSIT 202 Mathematical Foundation for I.T.-II
10 40 50
BSIT 203 Electronic Devices and Circuits
10 40 50
BSIT 204 Digital Electronics-II
10 40 50
BSIT 205 Electronics Communication-II
10 40 50
BSIT 206 Programming Techniques-II
10 40 50
BSIT 207 Practical (Analog Electronics)
50
BSIT 208 Practical (Digital Electronics)
50
BSIT 209 Practical (Electronic Communication)
50
BSIT 210 Practical (Comp. Funda. & Off. Tools)
50
III Semester
BSIT 301 Mathematical Foundation of I.T. -I
10 40 50
BSIT 302 Physics-I (Semindconductor Devices) 10 40 50
BSIT 303 Telecommunication-I
10 40 50
BSIT 304 Microscope Architecture & Programming-I10 40 50
BSIT 305 Operating Systems-I
10 40 50
BSIT 306 Programming in 'C'-I
10 40 50
IV Semester
BSIT 401 Mathematical Foundation of I.T. - II
10 40 50
BSIT 402 Physics-II (Semiconductor Devices)
10 40 50
BSIT 403 Telecommunication-II
10 40 50
BSIT 404 Microscope Arch. & Programming-II
10 40 50
BSIT 405 Operating Systems-II
10 40 50
BSIT 406 Programming in 'C'-II
10 40 50
BSIT 407 Practical (Communication)
10 40 50
BSIT 408
BSIT 409
BSIT 410
V Semester
BSIT 501
BSIT 502
BSIT 503
Practical (Microprocessor)
Practical (C.S. & O.S.)
Practical (Programming in 'C')
10
10
10
40 50
40 50
40 50
BCA-126 Personality Development
20
BCA-131 Lab-I based on BCA-112 & 124
BCA-132 Lab-II based on BCA-116 & 121
Semester III
BCA-231 'C' Progamming-II
20
BCA-232 Data Structures-I
20
BCA-233 Computer Architecture-I
20
BCA-234 Introd. of Data Base System
20
BCA-235 Structured System Analysis & Design 20
BCA-236 Mathematical Foundations-III
20
BCA-237 Lab-I Programming in 'C'
BCA-238 Lab-II Implementation of Data Structrure in 'C'
Semester IV
BCA-241 Web Designing-I
20
BCA-242 Data Structures-II
20
BCA-243 Computer Architecture-II
20
BCA-244 Relation Data Base Mgt. system
20
BCA-245 Management Information system
20
BCA-246 Mathematical Foundations-IV
20
BCA-247 Lab-I Web designing using HTML
20
BCA-248 Lab-I ORACLE
20
Semester V
BCA-351 Introduction to Object Oriented
10
Programming
BCA-352 Operating System
10
BCA-353 Software Engineering
10
BCA-354 Computer Networks
10
BCA-355 Computer Graphics
10
BCA-356 Web Designing - II
10
BCA-357 Lab-I Programming in 'C++'
BCA-358 Lab-II Web Designing
Semester VI
BCA-361 Programming in 'C++'
10
BCA-362 Introduction to Linux
10
BCA-363 Internet Technology
10
BCA-364 Visual Basic
10
BCA-365 Multimedia Technology
10
BCA-366 Introduction to NET
10
BCA-367 Lab-I Linux and C++
BCA-368 Lab-II Programming in VB
List of Elective Papers
BCA-316 Software Engineering
BCA-326 Internet Technologies and Multi-Media
BCA-336 Management Information System
BCA-346 Data Communications and Network
Computer System Architecture-I
5
45 50
Programming In C++ - I
Web-Site Design Implementing
5
45 50
Basic Design Tools-I
BSIT 504 Internet Concepts & Applications-I
5
45 50
BSIT 505 Microprocessor Architecture and
5
45 50
Programming-III
VI Semester
BSIT 601 Computer System Architecture-II
5
45 50
BSIT 602 Programming In C++ - II
5
45 50
BSIT 603 Web-Site Design Implementing
5
45 50
Basic Design Tools-II
BSIT 604 Internet Concepts & Applications –II
5
45 50
BSIT 605 Embedded Systems &
5
45 50
8051 Microcontroller
BSIT 606 Programming In C++ (IT Lab IX)
50
BSIT 607 Internet Concepts & Applications (IT Lab X)
50
BSIT 608 Project (IT Lab XI)
100
BACHELOR IN COMPUTER APPLICATIONS (B.C.A.)
Eligibility for admission
Semester I
A candidate shall be eligible to join the B.C.A. I semester, if he/she
has obtained a minimum of 50% marks with Mathematics at 10+2 level of
Board of School Education, Haryana or any other equivalent examination
as recognised by the Academic Council of KUK.
Semester III / V : eligibility is same as that for B.Sc. (Medical)
Semester I
Int.
Ext. Total
BCA-111 Computer & Programming
20
80 100
Fundamentals
BCA-112 Windows & PC Software
20
80 100
BCA-113 Mathematical Foundation-I
20
80 100
BCA-114 Logical Organization of Computer-I
20
80 100
BCA-115 Communicative English
20
80 100
BCA-116 Programming in 'C'
20
80 100
Semester II
BCA-121 Advance Progamming in 'C'
20
80 100
BCA-122 Logical Organization of Computer-II
20
80 100
BCA-123 Mathematical Foundation-II
20
80 100
BCA-124 Office Automation Tools
20
80 100
BCA-125 Structured System Analysis & Design 20
80 100
80
100
100
100
80
80
80
80
80
80
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
80
80
80
80
80
80
80
80
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
90
100
90
90
90
90
90
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
90
90
90
90
90
90
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
FACULTY OF COMMERCE & MANAGEMENT
POST GRADUATE DEGREE/DIPLOMA COURSES
Seats Available
l Master of Commerce (M.Com. ) (Two years duration)
50
Economics/Mathematics examination of KUK or any other examination
MASTER OF COMMERCE (M.Com.)
recognised as equivalent thereto, shall be eligible to join this course.
The Postgraduate course in the Department of Commerce has been
For getting Admission in M.Com. III Semester, students should have
introduced to assist in meeting the rapidly growing needs of managerial
appeared in II Sem. and has cleared 50% of papers in Sem. I and Sem. II.
manpower both for business and non-business, large and small
However, promotion to the III Semester is on provisional basis till such time
organisations to prepare candidates for career as teachers and
the result of semester II is declared. On declaration of the result, if a student
researchers, to facilitate development of entrepreneurship, to offer
fails, his/her provisional admission shall stand cancelled abinitio.
training programmes for managers, executives and administrators in
SCHEME OF EXAMINATIONS
industry, government and other service institutions and to extend
Semester I
frontiers of knowledge through research and interaction with the
MC 101 Organisational Behaviour
20
80
100
academic luminaries.
MC
102
Business
Environment
20
80
100
Eligibility for admission
MC 103 Managerial Economics
20
80
100
Semester I : A candidate who has passed with at least 45% marks in the
MC 104 Company Law
20
80
100
aggregate of the B.Com. or BBA or B.T.M. or BIM or B.A./B.Sc. with
(21)
MC 105 Accounting for managerial Decisions
MC 106 Marketing Mangement
Semester II
MC 201 Human Resource and Management
MC 202 International Business Environment
MC 203 Strategic Marketing
MC 204 Financial Management & Policy
MC 205 Corporate Accounting
MC 206 Business Statistics
MC 207 Viva Voce cum Case Study
Semester III
Compulsory Papers
MC 301 Computer Application in Business
Practical
Optional Group I
MC 302 Advance Financial Management
MC 304 Financial Institutions & Markets
Optional Group II
MC 308 Marketing Research
MC 309 Advertising Management
20
20
80
80
100
100
20
20
20
20
20
20
-
80
80
80
80
80
80
-
100
100
100
100
100
100
50
20
50
Optional Group III
MC 314 Management of Industrial Relations
MC 317 Human Resource Management
Semester IV
Compulsory Papers
MC 401 I.T. & E-Commerce
Optional Group I
MC 403 Portfolio Management
MC 407 Stock Market Operations
Optional Group II
MC 408 Consumer Behaviour
MC 409 Sales Mangement
Optional Group III
MC 414 Corporate Governance
MC 415 International Human Resource Mgt.
MC 420 Viva-voce & Case Study
70
30
20
20
80
80
100
100
20
20
80
80
100
100
20
20
80
80
100
100
20
80
100
20
20
80
80
100
100
20
20
80
80
100
100
20
20
-
80
80
-
100
100
50
Note: In the IIIrd and IVth Semester of M.Com., a student will take six papers in
all taking the compuslory paper and at least five papers from the three optional
groups. The college has right to close any option in which the number of students
is less than 20.
UNDERGRADUATE COURSES
BC-106 Introduction to Computer Application
20
Semester II
BC-201 Advanced Financial Accounting
20
BC-202 Macro Economics
20
BC-203 Business Environment
20
BC-204 Organisastional Behaviour
20
BC-205 Business Mathematics-II
20
BC-206 I.T. & E-Commerce
20
BC-207 Environmental Studies (Qualifying Paper)*
IlI Semester
BC 301 Corporate Accounting-I
20
BC 302 Business Statistics
20
BC 303 Human Resource Management
20
BC 304 Principles of Marketing
20
BC 305 Business Laws-I
20
BC 306 Financial Instutions and Markets
20
IV Semester
BC 401 Corporate Accounting-I-II
20
BC 402 Business Environment in Haryana
20
BC 403 Financial Management
20
BC 404 Company Law-I
20
BC 405 Business Laws-II
20
BC 406 Fundamentals of Insurance
20
V Semester
BC 501 Income Tax - I
10
BC 502 Cost Accounting-I
10
BC 503 Management Accounting &
Financial Management - I
10
BC 504 Business Environment-I
10
BC 505(i) Financial Market Operations I
10
BC 505(v)Advertisement & Sales Mgmt.. - I
10
VI Semester
BC 601 Income Tax - II
10
BC 602 Cost Accounting - II
10
BC 603 Management Accounting &
Financial Management - II
10
BC 604 Business Environment-II
10
BC 605(i) Financial Market Operations II
10
BC 605(v)Advertisement & Sales Mgmt.. - II
10
Important Note : The subjects of Environmental Studies and
compulsory Computer Education (Level-I) are compuslory for all
non-computer students of undergraduate classes in I year.
B.Com. (General)
280
B.Com. with Computer Applications
80
B.Com. with Tourism & Travel Management
40
Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)
80
A) BASIC COURSE
BACHELOR OF COMMERCE (B.Com.) GENERAL
Eligibility for admission
Semester I
A person shall be eligible to join the first semester class of B.Com. Course,
if he or she has passed one of the following examinations with English as
one of the subject and has obtained at least 40% marks in aggregate at
10+2 level of Board of School Education Haryana or any other equivalent
examination as recognized by the Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra.
He should have passed 10+2 with Science or Arts group should have
obtained at least 50%marks in aggregate.
Semester III / Semester V
For getting Admission in B.Com. Semester III / V : For promotion to
III Sem. should have cleared 50% of papers in Sem. I and Sem. II. For
promotion to V Sem. should have cleared all papers of Sem. I and 50%
rest of the papers of Semester II, III and IV. Pass marks for each paper
is 40%. However, promotion to the III/V Semester is on provisional basis
till the result of semester II and IV is declared. On declaration of the result,
if a student fails, his/her provisional admission shall stand cancelled abinitio.
Course Structure :
Note : Paper setter will set nine questions in all. Question number one will
be compuslory which will be from the entire syllabus. It will contain six
short type questions. Students are required to attempt four questions from the
remaining eight questions. All questions will carry equal marks.
SCHEME OF EXAMINATIONS
Semester I
Paper No.
Nomenclature
Semester I
BC-101 Financial Accounting-I
BC-102 Business Communication Skills
BC-103 Micro Economcis
BC-104 Principles of Management
BC-105 Business Mathematics-I
Internal Ext. Total
Marks Marks Marks
20
20
20
20
20
80
80
80
80
80
100
100
100
100
100
80
100
80
80
80
80
80
80
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
80
80
80
80
80
80
100
100
100
100
100
100
80
80
80
80
80
80
100
100
100
100
100
100
90
90
100
100
90
90
90
90
100
100
100
100
90
90
100
100
90
90
90
90
100
100
100
100
* The qualifying paper Environmental Studies shall be taught in the Ist and IInd
Semester. However, the examination will be conducted in the IInd Semester.
(22)
BC 506
Information, Communication and
80
80
Automation of Tourism Industry-I
BC 507 Training / Project Reports
40
VI Semester
BC 601 Income Tax - II
20
80
100
BC 602 Cost Accounting-II
20
80
100
BC 603 Management Accounting &
Financial Management - II
20
80
100
BC 604 Business Environment-II
20
80
100
BC 605 Emerging Concepts for effective
20
80
100
Tourism Development-II
BC 606 Information, Communication and
20
80
100
Automation of Tourism Industry-II
* The qualifying paper - Environmental Studies I and II shall be taught in the
Ist and IInd semester. However, the examination will be conducted along
with IInd Semester
Practical Examination
Project Report
B) EMPLOYMENT ORIENTED DEGREE COURSE
As per U.G.C. scheme to link education with employment through
restructuring of course and vocational education, this college offers the
following employment-oriented Courses.
B.Com. with Computer Applications (C.A.) Vocational
B.Com. with Tourism and Travel Management (TTM) Vocational
Eligibility for admission
Eligibility same as that for B.Com. (General)
SCHEME OF EXAMINATIONS
Semester I
BC-101 Financial Accounting-I
20
BC-102 Business Communication Skills
20
BC-104 Principles of Management
20
BC-105 Business Mathematics-I
20
BC-105(v) Tourism Business -I/ Comp. Fund.
20
& Logical Organisastion - I
BC-106(v) Tourism Products-I/ Business Data
20
Processing & PC Software-I
Semester II
BC-201 Advanced Financial Accounting
20
BC-203 Business Environment
20
BC-204 Organisastional Behaviour
20
BC-205 Business Mathematics-II
20
BC-205(v) Tourism Business -II/ Comp. Fund.
20
& Logical Organisastion - II
BC-206(v) Tourism Products-II/ Business Data
20
Processing & PC Software-II
Environmental Studies (Qualifying Paper)*
IlI Semester
BC 301 Corporate Accounting-I
20
BC 302 Business Statistics
20
BC 304 Principles of Marketing
20
BC 305 Business Laws-I
20
BC-305(v) Tourism Marketing -I/
Programming in C Theory
05
Practical
BC-306(v) Travel Agency : Tour Op. Business-I/ Fundamentals of Data Base System
Theory
05
Practial
BC-307(v) Field Trip Report/On the Job Training IV Semester
BC 401 Corporate Accounting-I-II
20
BC 403 Financial Management
20
BC 404 Company Law-I
20
BC 405 Business Laws-II
20
BC-405(v) Tourism Marketing -II/
20
Desktop Publising Theory
10
Practical
BC-406(v) Travel Agency : Tour Op. Business-II/ 20
Fundamental of Data Base System-II
Theory
10
Practical
V Semester
BC 501 Income Tax - I
20
BC 502 Cost Accounting-I
20
BC 503 Management Accounting &
Financial Management - I
20
BC 504 Business Environment-I
20
BC 505 Emerging Concepts for effective
Tourism Development-I
80
80
80
80
80
100
100
100
100
100
80
100
80
80
80
80
80
100
100
100
100
100
80
100
80
80
80
80
80
45
100
100
100
100
80
50
30
80
80
45
80
80
80
80
80
60
80
BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (BBA)
This is a three years special degree course spread over six semesters.
This is a job oriented course.
Eligibility for admission
Semester I : A person who have passed 10+2 examination of Board of
School Education, Haryana or any other examination recognized as
equivalent there to with English as one of the subjects obtaining at least
40% marks with five subject at 10+2 level.
For getting Admission in B.B.A. III Semester : For promotion to III
Sem. should have cleared 50% of papers in Sem. I and Sem. II. For
promotion to V Sem. should have cleared all papers of Sem. I and 50%
rest of the papers of Semester II, III and IV. Pass marks for each paper
is 40%. However, promotion to the III Semester is on provisional basis till
such time the result of semester II is declared. On declaration of the result,
if a student fails, his/her provisional admission shall stand cancelled abinitio.
SCHEME OF EXAMINATIONS
Paper No.
50
30
40
70
30
80
80
100
100
Nomenclature
Internal Ext. Total
Marks Marks Marks
I Semester
BBA-101 Business Organisation
BBA-102 Business Accounting
BBA-103 Managerial Economics-I
BBA-104 Business Mathematics-I
BBA-105 Hindi
BBA-106 Computer Fundamentals
Practical
BBA-107 Seminar
II Semester
BBA-108 Principles of Management
BBA-109 Analysis of Financial Statements
BBA-110 Managerial Economics-II
BBA-111 Understanding Social Behaviour
BBA-112 Business Mathematics-II
BBA-113 Business Communication-I
BBA-114 Viva-voce
III Semester
BBA-201 Understanding Human Behaviour
BBA-202 Micro Business Environment
BBA-203 Business Statistics - I
BBA-204 Management Accounting
BBA-205 Fundamentals of DBMS and ORACLE
Practical
100
100
100
100
100
70
30
100
60
80
80
80
C. PROFESSIONAL DEGREE PROGRAMME
100
100
80
(23)
20
20
20
20
20
20
80
80
80
80
80
50
100
100
100
100
100
70
30
50
20
20
20
20
20
20
80
80
80
80
80
80
100
100
100
100
100
100
50
20
20
20
20
20
80
80
80
80
50
100
100
100
100
70
30
BBA-206 Business Communication-II
BBA-207 Seminar
IV Semester
BBA-208 Human Behaviour at Work
BBA-209 Macro Business Environment
BBA-210 Business Statistics - II
BBA-211 Marketing Management
BBA-212 Financial Management
BBA-213 Principles of Material Management
BBA-214 Viva-voce
V Semester
BBA-301 Business Laws - I
BBA-302 Principles of Retailing
20
80
100
50
20
20
20
20
20
20
80
80
80
80
80
80
100
100
100
100
100
100
50
20
20
80
80
100
100
BBA-303 Principles of Banking
BBA-304 Fundamentals of E-Com.
BBA-305 Export Procedure and Doc.
BBA-306 Principles of Production Management
BBA-307 Viva-voce
BBA-307 A Training Report
VI Semester
BBA-308 Enterpreneurship Development
BBA-309 Business Laws-II
BBA-310 Logistic Management
BBA-311 Principles of Insurance
BBA-312 Introduction to Financial Service
BBA-313 Viva-voce
BBA-314 Environment Management
20
20
20
20
80
80
80
80
100
100
100
100
50
100
20
20
20
20
20
80
80
80
80
80
20
80
100
100
100
100
100
50
100
FACULTY OF ARTS
l
l
l
POST GRADUATE DEGREE COURSES
Seats
M.A. Social Work
M.A. Punjabi
M.A. Public Administration
M.A. (SOCIAL WORK)
M.A. (Social Work) was started in the college from the session 1988-89.
The department was set up to impart education and training in professional
social work in order to provide qualified personnel in social welfare and allied
fields, to develop knowledge, skills, attitudes and values appropriate to social
work profession, to promote integration of theory and practice in the fields of
social welfare and social policy and to provide inter-disciplinary and better
understanding of human problems and issues of social development.
MSW degree holders are employed in supervisory and administrative
capacities in various welfare programmes. They are also employed as
Labour Welfare Officers in industries, in training institutions, social
research projects and personnel units in industry. There is also an increasing
demand for professionally trained personnel for work in development
oriented programmes, especially for the weaker sections of society.
Eligibility for admission
Semester I
A candidate who has passed Bachelor's Degree in any discipline from this
University or an equivalent degree with at least 50% marks shall be eligible
to join Semester I of M.A. (Social Work).
For getting Admission in M.A (Social Work) III Semester, students are
required to have appeared in II Sem. and cleared 50% of papers in Sem.
I and Sem. II. However, promotion to the III Semester is on provisional basis
till such time the result of semester II is declared. On declaration of the result,
if a student fails, his/her provisional admission shall stand cancelled abinitio.
Field Work
a) Concurrent Field Work
During their two years training at the Department, students are placed
in different institutions and communities in and around Yamunanagar
for field work. Each student is expected to put in a maximum of 15
hours in field work per week. Working knowledge of Hindi is necessary
for satisfactory completion of field work.
b) Block Field Work
At the end of the fourth semester after the University examination,
each student is assigned field work in an agency for a period of eight
weeks. This is designed to give some employment experience to
students.
Available
35
30
40
SCHEME OF EXAMINATIONS
Semester I
Paper-I Society and Social Problems
20
80
100
Paper-II Human Growth and Development-I
20
80
100
Paper-III Social Work Profession : Philosophy
20
80
100
and Concepts
Paper-IV Social Case Work - I
20
80
100
Paper-V Social Group Work -I
20
80
100
Paper-VI Community Org. and Social Action -I
20
80
100
Paper-VII Field Practicum
Viva Voce :
150
Study tour
50
Mid-term evaluation :
25
Assessment by Supervisor
25
Semester II
Paper-I Social Justice and Social Legislation
20
80
100
Paper-II Human Growth and Development-II
20
80
100
Paper-III Health Care : Needs and Services
20
80
100
Paper-IV Social Case Work - II
20
80
100
Paper-V Social Group Work - II.
20
80
100
Paper-VI Community Org. and Social Action-II
20
80
100
Paper-VII Field Practicum
Viva Voce
150
Summer Placement
50
Mid-term evaluation
25
Assessment by Supervisor
25
Semester III
Paper-I Social Policy and Planning
20
80
100
Paper-II Administration of Welfare Services - I 20
80
100
Paper-III Social Work Research
20
80
100
Paper-IV Mental Health, Care and Services
20
80
100
Paper-V Env. Imbalances and Disaster Mgt.
20
80
100
Paper-VI Human Resource Management, Industrial
Relation - I
a)
Human Resource Management and Industrial Relation - I
b)
Labour Welfare and Administration - I
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Semester IV
Paper-I
Dynamics of Social Development
100
Paper-II
Administration of Welfare Services - II
100
Paper-III
Statistical Methods in Social Work Research
100
Paper-IV
Counselling Theory and Practice
100
Paper-V
Services for the Aged and the Disabled
100
Paper-VI
Human Resource Management, Industrial
Relation and Labour Welfare
a)
Human Resource Management and Industrial Relation - II
b)
Labour Legislation in India - I
M.A. PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
Eligibility for admission
Semester I
A candidate who has passed Bachelor's Degree in any discipline with at
least 50% marks in aggregate or 45% marks in subject of Public
Administration/Political Sc./History/Sociology/Economics.
For getting Admission in M.A (Public Admn.) III Semester, students
are required to have appeared in II Sem. and cleared 50% of papers in
Sem. I and Sem. II. However, promotion to the III Semester is on provisional
basis till such time the result of semester II is declared. On declaration of the
result, if a student fails, his/her provisional admission shall stand cancelled
abinitio.
M.A. (PUNJABI)
Eligibility for admission
Semester I
A candidate who has passed B.A.(Hons.) in Punjabi OR Bachelor's Degree
in any discipline with at least 45% marks in aggregate or 45% marks in
subject of Punjabi shall be eligible to join the semester I of M.A. (Punjabi).
For getting Admission in M.A (Punjabi) III Semester, students are
required to have appeared in II Sem. and cleared 50% of papers in Sem. I
and Sem. II. Pass marks for each paper is 40%. However, promotion to
the III Semester is on provisional basis till such time the result of semester II is
declared. On declaration of the result, if a student fails, his/her provisional
admission shall stand cancelled abinitio.
SCHEME AND COURSE OF STUDIES
Semester I
Paper - I
Opt. (i) Medieval Punjabi Poetry
20
80 100
(1700 AD Tak)
Paper - II
Opt. (i) Modern Punjabi Fiction (Novel)20 80
100
Paper - III Theory of Literature and
20
80
100
Practical Criticism
Paper - IV HIstory of Punjabi Literature
20
80
100
(from 850 A.D. to 1850 AD)
Paper - V Opt. (ii) Pravasi Punjabi Sahit
20
80
100
Semester II
Paper - VI
Opt. (i) Medieval Punjabi Poetry
20
80 100
(1701 AD to 1850 AD)
Paper-VII Opt. (i) Modern Punjabi Fiction (Kahani) 20
80
100
Paper - VIII Theory of Literature and
20
80
100
Practical Criticism
Paper - IX HIstory of Punjabi Literature
20
80
100
(from 1851 A.D. onwards)
Paper - X Opt. (ii) Pravasi Punjabi Sahit
20
80
100
SCHEME OF EXAMINATIONS
I.
II.
Administrative Theory
20
80
100
Public Personnel Administration and
20
80
100
Human Resource Management
III.
Financial Administration
20
80
100
\IV. Organisational Behaviour
20
80
100
V.
Optional Papers : Choose any one of the following:
(a) Comparative Public Administration
20
80
100
(b) Public Ad. and Computer Application
Theory
15
60
75
Practical
25
(c) Business Administration
20
80
100
Semester. II
VI.
Organisational and Administrative Issues 20
80
100
VII. Financial Management
20
80
100
VIII. Administrative Thought
20
80
100
IX.
Industrial Relations and Labour Laws
20
80
100
X.
Optional Papers : Choose any one of the following:
(a) Development Administration
20
80
100
(b) Management of Voluntary Agencies
20
80
100
(c) Corporate Governance
20
80
100
Semester III
XI.
Public Admn. in India
20
80
100
XII. Public Sector Management
20
80
100
XIII. Research Methodology
20
80
100
Choose any two for paper XIV and paper XV
i)
Urban Local Administration
20
80
100
ii)
Rural Local Administration
20
80
100
iii)
Social Welfare Administration
20
80
100
iv)
Insurance Sector Admn. in India
20
80
100
After Sem. III examinations are over, students will proceed for 3 weeks
training/field survey. After completion of training, every student will write a
project report and submit it by the completion of fourth semester examinations.
Note : During the training, faculty members will carry out surprise checking
to ensure the availability of the students at their respective training centres.
Semester IV
XVI. Issues in Indian Admn.
20
80
100
XVII. Public Policy Analysis
20
80
100
Choose any two for paper XVIII and paper XIX
i)
Public Relation and Governance
20
80
100
ii)
E-Governance
20
80
100
iii)
Administrative Law
20
80
100
iv)
Health & Hospital Admn.
20
80
100
XX Project Report
15
60
75
Viva Voce
25
M.A. Punjabi (Sem. III)
Paper - XI Modem Punjabi Poetry
20
80
100
Paper - XII Opt. (i) Punjabi Natak Ate Ikangi
20
80
100
Paper - XIII Opt. (i) Modern Punjabi Prose
20
80
100
Paper - XIV Punjabi Bhasha Ate Vigyan
20
80
100
Paper - XV Lokyan Ate Punjabi Lokyan
20
80
100
M.A. Punjabi (Sem. IV)
Paper - XVI Modem Punjabi Poetry
20
80
100
Paper - XVII Opt. (i) Punjabi Natak Ate Ikangi
20
80
100
Paper - XVIII Modern Punjabi Prose
20
80
100
Paper - XIX Punjabi Bhasha Vigyan Ate
20
80
100
Gurmukhi Lipi
Paper - XX Opt. (i) Sabhyachar Ate
20
80
100
Punjabi Sabhyachar
Note : All papers will carry 100 marks and the maximum time will be 3 hrs.
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Post Graduate Diploma Courses (One year duration)
P.G. Diploma in Journalism & Mass Communication
Growing demand of media practitioners in the field of media including
print media, electronic media, public relation and advertising, FM Radios,
film and entertainment in India and abroad, college is introducing highly job
oriented and professional one year Postgraduate Diploma in Journalism &
Mass Communication.
Eligibility for Admission : 50% marks in graduation for general/BC
categories in any stream and passing marks for SC/ST category of Haryana
state residents.
Scheme of Examination
Paper- I Process and Practice of Communication
100
Practical (Project Report)
Paper-II Print Media
100
Practical (Project Report)
Paper-III Electronic Media
100
Practical (Project Report)
Paper-IV Reporting
100
Practical (Project Report)
Paper V Advertising
100
Practical (Project Report)
B) EMPLOYMENT ORIENTED COURSES
B.A. IN MASS COMMUNICATION.
Growing demand in the field of mass media and journalism for competent
media professionals, this course has been introduced in department of
Mass Communication and Media Technology with ultra modern and latest
equipments media lab, so that after completion of this course media students
can get job and perform excellently in field of media.
Eligibility for Admission
Semester I : A person who has passed 10+2 examination in any faculty
with at least 50% marks in aggregate, will be eligible to seek admission in
this course.
Semester III / V : For promotion to III Sem. should have cleared 50% of
papers in Sem. I and Sem. II. For promotion to V Sem. should have
cleared all papers of Sem. I and 50% rest of the papers of Semester II, III
and IV. Pass marks for each paper is 40%. However, promotion to the
Semester III / V is on provisional basis till such time the result of semester
II / Sem. IV is declared. On declaration of the result, if a student fails, his/her
provisional admission shall stand cancelled abinitio.
SCHEME AND COURSE OF STUDIES
Semester I
Paper-01 Science of Communication-I
20
80
100
Paper-02 Communicative Hindi - I
20
80
100
Paper-03 Sociology
20
80
100
Paper-04 Principles of Writing
20
80
100
Paper-05 Computer Applications-I (Th. & Pr.)
20
80
100
Semester II
Paper-06 Science of Communication-II
20
80
100
Paper-07 Communicative Hindi-II
20
80
100
Paper-08 Psychology
20
80
100
Paper-09 Communication Technology
20
80
100
Paper-10 Computer Applications-II (Th. & Pr.)
20
80
100
Semester III
Paper-11 History of Print Media
20
80
100
Paper-12 Communicative English-I
20
80
100
Paper-13 Political Science
20
80
100
Paper-14 News Writing 70 (Th.) + 30 (Pr.)
100
Paper-15 Print Production 70 (Th.) + 30 (Pr.)
100
Semester IV
Paper-16 History of Electronic Media
20
80
100
Paper-17 Communicative English-II
20
80
100
Paper-18 Economics
20
80
100
Paper-19 Reporting & Editing 70 (Th.) + 30 (Pr.)
100
Paper-20 Radio Production 70 (Th.) + 30 (Pr.)
100
Semester V
Paper-21 Media Management
10
90
100
Paper-22 Media Laws and Ethics
10
90
100
Paper-23 Advertising
10
90
100
Paper-24 New Media
70 (Th.) + 30 (Pr.)
100
Paper-25 Television Production 70 (Th.) + 30 (Pr.)
100
Semester VI
Paper-26 Global Media
10
90
100
Paper-27 Communication Research
10
90
100
Paper-28 Media, Society and Culture
10
90
100
Paper-29 Public Relations
70 (Th.) + 30 (Pr.)
100
Paper-30 Multimedia Production 70 (Th.) + 30 (Pr.)
100
Optional paper for Foreign and non Hindi Students in place of
paper 2 and paper 7
Basics of English Language-I
20
80
100
Basics of English Language-II
20
80
100
UNDER GRADUATE COURSES
Important Note : The subjects of Environmental Studies and
compulsory Computer Education (Level-I) are compuslory for all
non-computer students of undergraduate classes in I year.
A) BASIC COURSES
BACHELOR OF ARTS (B.A.)
A student opting for B.A. shall have following subjects:
a) Compulsory Subjects :
1) English
2) Hindi/Punjabi/Sanskrit (any one)
3) Environmental Studies (Qualifying paper)
4) Computer Awareness (Qualifying Paper)
b) Elective Subjects :
A candidate is required to select any two elective subjects from
Group I to Group VI selecting any one subject from a given group
Group-I (Elective) Hindi, Sanskrit, Punjabi, Comp. Sc./Comp. Appl.,
Geography
Group - II
Mathematics, Pub. Admn., Social Work
Health & Physical Edu., Music (Vocal)
Group - III
Political Science, Statistics
Group - IV
Economics
Group - V
History
Group - VI
Functional English, Mass Comm. & Video Production
Note : 1. Language offered as compulsory subject shall not be offered
as elective subject.
2. The foreign and non-hindi speaking students will offer Additional
English in lieu of Hindi/Sanskrit/Punjabi (Compulsory)
3. Mathematics/Statistics shall be offered with only economics.
Eligibility for Admission
B.A. (Semester I) : A person shall be eligible to join the I Semester of B.A.
course, if he has passed 10+2 from Board of School Education, Haryana
or equivalent examination with five subjects including English as one of the
subjects with at least 35% marks.
B.A. (Semester III / V) : For promotion to III Sem. should have cleared
50% of papers in Sem. I and Sem. II. For promotion to V Sem. should have
cleared all papers of Sem. I and 50% rest of the papers of Semester II, III
and IV. Pass marks for each paper is 40%. However, promotion to the
Semester III / V is on provisional basis till such time the result of semester
II / Sem. IV is declared. On declaration of the result, if a student fails, his/her
provisional admission shall stand cancelled abinitio.
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homes and old age homes
iv)
Visit to organisation working for the protection of human rights
CERTIFICATE COURSE IN MEDIA MANAGEMENT
One year add on certificate course production in print and electronic media
Eligibility : 10+2 with 45% marks in any discipline. This course can be
taken simultaneously alongwith the graduation course
No. of Seats : 40
SCHEME OF EXAMINATION
Paper - I
Print Production
100 Marks
(Theory + Practical + Field Work)
Paper - II Production in Electronic Media
100 Marks
(Theory + Practical + Field Work)
Paper - III Media Production
100 Marks
(Theory + Practical + Field Training)
Note : 90 hrs. for theory, 90 hrs. for practical and 120 hrs. for field training
CERTIFICATE COURSE IN MEDICAL LABORATORY TECHNICIAN
One year add on certificate course in Medical Laboratory Technician
Eligibility : 10+2 (Medical/Non Medical). This course can be taken
simultaneously alongwith the graduation course. No. of Seats : 40
SCHEME OF EXAMINATION
Paper
Nomneclature of Paper
Th. Pr.
Total
CCMLT-101 Anatomy and Physiology
60
40
100
CCMLT-102 Clinical Biochemistry
60
40
100
CCMLT-103 Microbiology
60
40
100
CCMLT-104 Lab Instrument and Ethics
60
40
100
Note : 180 hrs. for theory and practical and 120 hrs. for field training
CERTIFICATE COURSE IN INDIAN PSYCHOLOGY
Three months add on certificate course in Indian Psychology
Eligibility : 10+2 in any discpline. This course can be taken simultaneously
alongwith the graduation course.
No. of Seats : 20
SCHEME OF EXAMINATION
Theory
100 Marks
Practical
50 Marks
Project Report
50 Marks
B) CAREER ORIENTED COURSES
These are UGC sponsored add-on courses which can be opted
along with any undergraduate degree programme.
FOUNDATION COURSE IN HUMAN RIGHT EDUCATION
Duration : 6 months
No. of Seats : 30
Admission Criteria : Merit with Interview
Eligibility : 10+2 in any discipline. This course can be taken
simultaneously alongwith the graduation course
A) Theoretical Orientation
Paper-I Human Rights - nature, concept and definition
Paper-II Elements of Human Rights in "Cenetitution of India"
Paper-III Instrument for the Protection of Human Rights - 32 hrs.
B) Practical/Field Orientation
i)
Visit to law enforcing agencies
16 hrs.
ii)
Visit to Child Protection Homes,
32 hrs.
Women Protection Homes, Old age home
CERTIFICATE COURSE IN HUMAN RIGHTS EDUCATION
Duration : 3 months
No. of Seats : 30
Admission Criteria : Merit with Interview
Eligibility : 10+2 in any discipline. This course can be taken
simultaneously alongwith the graduation course
A) Theoretical Orientation
Paper-I Concept of Human Rights
20 hrs.
Paper-II Cenetitutional Perspective Fundamental Rights
14 hrs.
Paper-III National and State Human Rights
Commission and Instruments for the
Protection of Human Rights - 20 hrs.
B) Practical/Field Orientation
Visit to any two of the following - 32 hrs.
i)
Visit to law enforcing agencies
ii)
Visit to Consumer Forums
iii)
Visit to Child Protection Homes, Women Protection
FACULTY OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION, HEALTH EDUCATION & SPORTS SCIENCES
Health and Physical Education Department offers following courses :
UNDER GRADUATE COURSES
POSTGRADUATE COURSES
Important Note : The subjects of Environmental Studies and
compulsory Computer Education (Level-I) are compuslory for all
non-computer students of undergraduate classes in I year.
l B.Sc. (Physical Education, Health Education and Sports)
(Semester System)
90
A) BASIC COURSE
B.Sc. (Physical Education, Health Education and Sports)
The objective of the course is to prepare professional leaders for
better human living and performance in sports activities through scientific
methods and skills of man-management, qualifying them to secure jobs after
graduation or pursue further studies for Masters Degree, M.Phil,., Ph.D.,
N.I.S., M.Sc. etc. and seek employment in schools/colleges/universities/
sports councils/Sports Authority of India and other sports management of
industries, Recreation/Health Clubs in Hotels and other Government and
Semi-Government establishments. They can also opt for any other career
being at par with graduates of other faculties in defence and civil services
as they have a scientific academic base and excellent sports personality.
Eligibility for admission
BSc.- I (Semester I)
A person who:
1. has attained the age between 17 years and 20 years on 31st December
P.G. DIPLOMA IN YOGA THERAPY
The Postgraduate Diploma in Yoga Therapy in the Department
of Sports Sciences has been introduced to prepare the candidate as a
Yoga and Naturopathy Instructor/Teacher as well as Therapist. AS the
entire world is running in search of happiness and peace and Yoga and
Naturopathy is the best media to attain a stress free life. So this course is
very much employment oriented course.
Eligibility for admission : Bachelor's degree from K.U.K. or any other
examination recognised as equivalent thereto with atleast 45% marks in
aggregate.
Scheme of Examination
Paper No. Nomenclature
Internal Ext. Total
Paper I Foundation of Yoga
20
80
100
Paper II Anatomy, Physiology and
20
80
100
Yoga Practices
Paper III Principles of Health, Diet and
20
80
100
Yoga Therapy
Paper IV Naturopathy
20
80
100
Paper V Practical Yoga & Naturopathy
20
80
100
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of the year of admission (relaxable upto 25 years in the case of National/
International sports persons or members of schedule caste/tribe).
2. has participated in sports and games at State Level which may be State
Schools/State Inter-Districts and State Inter-Collegiates (Intermediate); and
3. has passed one of the following examinations with atleast 35% marks
and with English as one of the subjects and passed 10+2 with the five
subjects shall be eligible to join the first year (Part-l) Class of B.Sc. in
Physical Education, Health Education and Sports.
a) Senior Secondary Certificate Examination (10+2 standard) of Board
of School Education, Haryana.
b) Certificate in Physical Education of atleast one year duration from any
recognised Institution with total period of 12 years schooling. or
c) Any other examination recognised by the academic council as
equivalent to (a) and (b) above.
For a person who has been placed under compartment / re-appear in one
subject only in the qualifying examination and seeks admission to part-l, the
required percentage of marks for admission shall be determined by taking
in to account the minimum pass marks in compartment/re-appear subject.
A candidate of another University/Board who did not pass in the subject of
English in the Senior Secondary Certificate Examination (10+2 standard)
of Board of school Education, Haryana or in an examination recognised as
equivalent there to, may be allowed to join B.Sc. (Physical Education,
Health Education and Sports) Part -l class provisionally subject to his
qualifying the subject of English of 10+2 standard examination.
B.Sc. III / V Semester : For promotion to III Sem. should have cleared
50% of papers in Sem. I and Sem. II. For promotion to V Sem. should have
cleared all papers of Sem. I and 50% rest of the papers of Semester II, III
and IV. Pass marks for each paper is 40% However, promotion to the
III / V Semester is on provisional basis till such time the result of semester II
/ Sem. IV is declared. On declaration of the result, if a student fails, his/her
provisional admission shall stand cancelled abinitio.
Semester I
Paper I English (Compulsory)
15
60
75
Paper II Hindi (Compulsory)
15
60
75
Paper III Foundation of Phy.l Edu. and Sports
20
80
100
Paper IV Anatomy and Physiology
15
60
75
Paper V Theory of Games and Sports-I
15
60
75
(Track & Field and Gymnastics)
Paper VI Theory of Games and Sports-II
15
60
75
(Game: Volleyball and Yoga)
Semester II
Paper I English (Compulsory)
15
60
75
Paper II Hindi (Compulsory)
15
60
75
Paper III Foundation of Phy.l Edu. and Sports
20
80
100
Paper IV Anatomy and Physiology (Theory)
15
60
75
(Practical)
50
Paper V Theory of Games and Sports-I
15
60
75
(Track & Field and Gymnastics)
Practical (Track & Field, Gymnastic)
50
Paper VI Theory of Games and Sports-II
15
60
75
(Volleyball and Yoga)
Practical (Volleyball and Yoga)
50
Semester III
Paper I English
15
60
75
Paper II Health Edu. and Safety Education
15
60
75
Paper III Physiology of Exercise
15
60
75
Paper IV Theory of Games - I
15
60
75
i) Track & Field ii) Gymnastics
Paper V Theory of Games - II
15
60
75
(Basketball and Vocation Oriented Course Physiotherapy)
Semester IV
Paper I English
15
60
75
Paper II First Aid and Rehabilitation (Theory) 15
60
75
Practical
50
Paper III Physiology of Exercise (Theory)
15
60
75
Practical
50
Paper IV Theory of Games - I (Theory)
15
60
75
(Track & Field and Gymnastics)
Practical
50
Paper V Theory of Games - II
15
60
75
(Basketball & Vocation Oriented Course Physiotherapy)
Practical
50
Semester V
Paper I Psychology and Sociology of Physical 15
60
75
Education and Sports
Paper II Fundamentals of Sports Training
15
60
75
Paper III Bio-mechanics
15
60
75
Paper IV Theory of Games - I (Theory)
15
60
75
i) Track & Field ii) Handball
Paper V Theory of Games - II
15
60
75
i) Kho-kho and Vocation Oriented Course Physiotherapy
Paper VI English
15
60
75
Semester VI
Paper I Psychology and Sociology of Phy.Edu. 15
60
75
Practical
50
Paper II Fundamentals of Sports Training
15
60
75
Practical
50
Paper III Kinesiology
15
60
75
Practical
50
Paper IV Theory of Games - I (Theory)
15
60
75
i) Track & Field and Handball
Practical
50
Paper V Theory of Games - II
15
60
75
i) Kho-kho & Vocation Oriented Course Physiotherapy
Practical
50
Paper VI English
15
60
75
Part B (Practicals)
The programme under Games & Sports practical work is divided under
three groups :
Group l : Athletics, Gymanastics, Yoga and the Games & Sports of his/
her specialisation
Group ll : Basketball, Cricket, Football, Hockey, Handball, Volleyball,
Swimming and Vocation-oriented Course.
Group III: Badminton, Lawn Tennis, Judo Kabaddi, Kho-Kho, Archery, Table
Tennis, Weight lifting and Wrestling and Vocation-oriented course.
In the first year, Athletics, Gymnastics and Yoga are compulsory. In
addition to this one Game/Sport will have to be selected by him/her of his
speciality which will continue during all the three years.
In the second year, Athletics and Gymnastics will continue under the
compulsory programme. The Game/Sport of his/her speciality will also
continue. In addition, he/she will have to select two games/sports from
group II or one game/sport from group II and one vocation oriented course.
In the third year the games/sports from Group III and the vocation oriented course selected by him/her in the second year will continue.
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CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES AND RELATED ORGANISATIONS
guidance of Youth Red Cross counsellors Prof. Bal Krishan and Prof.
Gurvinder Kaur. The college has special status in the field of blood
donation in the State as the motivation in the students is very-very
high and the number of donations by the students of the college is
increasing year by year. National and State level camps of Youth
Red Cross are held every year.
GAMES, ATHLETICS AND GYMNASTICS
College is known for its highly enriched supporting environment . The college
possesses a magnificent Gymnasium Hall for all Indoor games of National
Level. The students from all the classes take active part in games of their
choice. Our students of sports faculty have shown their talent at national and
international level and they are equally matched by the students from other
faculties. Overall it can be said that Physical Training is compulsory for all
able-bodied students. They are expected to participate in one or more of the
following games and activities like Football, Hockey, Table Tennis, Cricket,
Volleyball, Kabaddi, Athletics, Gymnastics and Shooting.
YOUTH WELFARE ACTIVITIES
Proper emphasis is laid on Youth Welfare activities. Students are
encouraged to take part in Dramatics, Debates, Declamations, Photography,
Dance and Music, Hiking, Tours and Trips, Social Service Projects and
Leadership programmes, camps and various other activities. Every student
is required to become an active member of at least two of the various
cultural clubs and associations in the college. With a view of developing in
the students aesthetic taste, emotional refinement, organisational ability and
quality of leadership, various associations, clubs, societies organise functions
in the college throughout the year and provide instruction to the students
through entertainment.
NATIONAL CADET CORPS (N.C.C.) ARMY WING
(BOTH MEN AND WOMEN)
N.C.C is a very popular and efficiently-run organisation in the college. The
cadets are governed by N.C.C. rules laid down by the university from time
to time. Besides whole time N.C.C. Officers, Dr. (Major) Harinder Singh
Kang and Dr. (Captain) Amrit Kaur, Associate Professors of this college
conduct the training and administration of N.C.C. in the college. The college
has three platoons of N.C.C. for boys and one for girls. Students on N.C.C
rolls are required to complete 75% of the parades during the year.
Qualifications in N.C.C. prove advantageous to the students in their future
career. 32 seats are reserved for 'C' certificate holders in I.M.A. per course
on the basis of merit. Various courses like paratraining, Mountaineering with
Rock Climbing, Basic Leadership and Advanced Leadership courses are
open to N.C.C. Cadets, N.C.C. Cadets with 50% marks in graduation,
below 25 yrs and 'B' Grade in 'C' Certificate are eligible for direct SSB
interview for Officer Training Academy, Chennai (Exempted from Written test)
.5 marks are awarded to 'C' Certificate holders in various colleges and
universities as weightage. The cadet/cadets who have represented
Directorate in the Republic Day Parade, New Delhi will be granted
additional seats in PG courses besides he/she fullfil the basic
eligibility conditions.
NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME (N.S.S.)
VISMAD - The College Magazine
The college Magazine Vismad, provides an opportunity to the students having
a flair for writing. It is published once a year. The students are encouraged to
contribute articles to the Magazine in English, Hindi Punjabi and Sanskrit.
Each Section has a student Editor working under the staff Editor. Students
learn the art of writing under the guidance of the Editorial Board.
BRIGHT STUDENTS COUNCIL
This council is for meritorious students studying in various classes of the
college and its aim is to provide them all possible facilities for enhancing
their abilities. This includes special extension lectures, tours, group activities
and mock tests in collaboration with various agencies. Meritorious students
are also given special financial support through merit promotion scheme.
CAREER GUIDANCE AND PLACEMENT CELL
The Placement Cell tries to establish direct contact between the employment
agencies and the students. It helps the students in choosing the right career.
The cell has established a centre equipped with all the information for the
right choice of career and placement opportunities. It conducts personality
development classes through M/s Bulls Eye. Due to the proper guidance
and current job informations students have qualified for placements drives
of many industrial organisations.
ASSOCIATIONS AND SOCIETIES
The following associations and societies exist in the college for the students
to involve themselves in various constructive and creative activities.
A) College Level Association/Societies
a)
Alumni Association
b) Cultural Association
c)
Parents Teacher's Association
d) Legal Literacy Cell
e)
Red Ribbon Club
f) Women Cell
g)
Rotract Club
h) SC/ST Cell
B) Department Level Association/Societies
a)
Hindi Sahitya Parishad
b) Punjabi Sahit Sabha
c)
Physics Association
d) Chemistry Association
e)
Linnaeus Botanical Society
f) Zoological Association
g)
Commerce and Mgt. Association h) English Literary Society
i)
Olympia Asso. of Sports Sciences j) Eco Club
h)
Social Worker Association
i) Biochemistry Association
s)
Compitronix Association : A joint association of computer Information
Technology and Electronics departments.
t)
Public Administration Association u) G.N. Ind. Chem. Association
v)
Biotechnology Association
w) Microbiology Association
The college started National Service Scheme in1979. The aim of the scheme
is to develop all-round personality of the students to make them responsible
and patriotic citizens. It also inculcates the sense of dignity of manual labour.
N.S.S. provides a forum to the young students for social service in their
spare time. Under this scheme two types of programmes are organised :
regular activities and camping programme. The college has three units of
N.S.S. volunteers under the devoted programme officers Dr. N.P. Singh,
Dr. Catherine Masih and Mr. Dharampal. The outstanding volunteers of
NSS get University Merit Certificate with a special weightage in the higher
education admissions and jobs. The volunteers who have represented
college in the Republic Day Parade, New Delhi will be granted
additional seats in PG courses if he/she fullfil the basic eligibility
conditions.
Youth Red Cross (Y.R.C.)
From the year 2008 Youth Red Cross has been constituted in all the
colleges for motivating the students towards social causes like Blood
Donation, Vaccination Drives, Public Health Awareness, Services for
the disabled, Services for the Economically Backward, Hospital Welfare
Services, Maternity & Child Welfare, Family Welfare Services, etc.
College has four units of Youth Red Cross volunteers under the
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IMPORTANT FACILITIES AND RELATED INFORMATION
SARDARNI DEVKI JAUHAR GIRLS' HOSTEL
The college has one magnificent Girls' hostel on its premises. The hostel
provides accommodation for 150 students coming from far flung areas
of the country. Admission to hostel is strictly on merit.
Rules & Regulations for Hostel :
1. Those wishing to join the hostel will have to present themselves for the
interview before the admission committee on the notified dates for
admission in the college. However, admission to the hostel will be granted
on merit after being inter-viewed by the Hostel Committee.
2. Hostel seat is allotted only for one academic year. All students, old and
new, on being granted admission to the Hostel, are required to fill in the
Hostel form.
3. Fresh applicants to the hostel must furnish a certificate of good behaviour
from the Principal of the institution last attended.
4. Admission to the Hostel will only be granted, if the candidate is
accompanied by her parent/parents at the time of interview (This will
5.
6.
7.
8.
apply to old students as well)
The Principal is the final deciding authority for the allotment of a seat in
the Hostel and can refuse admission to any student without giving any
reason in the interest of the institution. No hostel admission can be
claimed as matter to right on any account.
Application Form for admission to hostel containing all the rules and
regulations of the Hostel is available separately in the college office.
Hostel rent for full year Rs. 15000/- including refundable Security
Rs. 1000/- .
Any information related to hostel rules and admission can be obtained
from hostel warden.
COLLEGE LIBRARY
The college library has about 95,000 books on its shelves
covering a large range of subjects. There is a separate section for the Post
Graduates and Honours students. The Text Books Section has several
copies of various text books for the benefit of such students who cannot
afford to buy them. The college Reading Room is provided with a large
number of newspapers, periodicals and journals. The library has following
sections:
i)
Issue & Return Section
ii)
Separate Study Sections for Boys and Girls
iii)
Research Section
iv)
Internet & E-Library Section
v)
Postgraduate Section
vi)
Newspaper and Magazine Section
Library Rules
1. Library books will be issued to every student on Library Cards. The
number of books which a student can borrow will be as under :
M.A./M.Sc.
Four
All other classes
Three
2. Any loss of books should immediately be reported to the Librarian and
the matter will be settled within ten days by either :
returning the similar new book or By paying Rs. 25.00 as postal
expenses alongwith the cost of the book.
3. Books will be issued for a period of 14 days (Books which are of much
in demand may be issued for seven days). Delay will entail a fine of
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
Re. one per book per day for the first 30 days and Rs. 5/- per book
per day thereafter.
Students on leave must arrange for the return of books in time.
Books issued from the Library must be kept very carefully and in no
case be underlined or disfigured. If the book is already damaged in
any form, it should be brought to the notice of the Librarian before
getting the book issued, otherwise, the person who returns the book
will be held responsible for the damage.
Reference books and periodicals shall not be issued except for
consultation in the Library premises.
Text books from the reference section will be issued for overnight use
only. The rate of overdue charge for such books will be Rs. 2 per
day.
If the Library Card is lost, the duplicate will be issued on payment of
Rs. 2/- alongwith RS. 25/- additional security. But the original holder of
the card shall be held responsible for all the books drawn on it.
Students must carry their Identity Card with them whenever they enter
the college Library. They can be refused admission to the Library or
can be turned out of the Library if they fail to produce their Identity
Cards on demand.
If the Identity Card is lost by student, the duplicate can be issued on
payment of Rs. 20/Students are expected to read the Notices issued from time to time by
the Librarian. No excuse will be entertained for ignorance.
MERITORIOUS STUDENTS' BOOK BANK
both on the day to day basis and also for whole year. This facility is in
addition to the normal library facilities.
The college library has a Meritorious Students' Book Bank especially for
the meritorious students of various classes. The latest books prescribed in
the syllabus and advanced level books are given to the meritorious students
EDUSAT - VIRTUAL CLASS ROOM WITH SATELLITE LINKED EDUCATION
The college has a unique distinction of being the only non-government
aided college having Edusat System for Satellite based education. This
system is a part of educational network established by Directorate of Higher
Education, Government of Haryana. It has a dual channel two way AudioVideo communication channel using satellite and DTH technology. The
students of the college attend the virtual classroom lectures through Edusat
according to the programme schedule available for each subject during the
session. Ever since its inception, the system has developed craze amongst
the students who are extremely benefitted with the use of advanced teachinglearning technology.
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RULES & REGULATIONS
WITHDRAWAL OF SECURITIES
FEES RELATED RULES
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Securities shall be refunded only to those students who will submit
security form to the fee clerk from 1st March to 31st March after the end of
academic session in which he/she leaves the college. The securities not
withdrawn till 31st March will lapse. Securities shall not be adjusted in
respect of admission to the next class. To receive refund of security, a
student will have to be present at the college in person. Securities will not
be payable through authority letter or by remittance.
Fee structure of the courses is as per the University norms.
All fee and other dues are payable strictly in advance and in full. No
part payment will be accepted.
Students must arrange to deposit their dues to the college office on
or before the due date.
Late fee fine of Rs. 2/- per day (excluding holiday) shall be charged.
The name of the defaulters will be struck off from the rolls, if the dues
are not paid till the end of the month (unless permission is obtained
from the Head of the Institution).
Re-admission may be allowed with consent of HOD on payment of
Rs. 500/- along with arrears of the fee and fines, if any.
The securities are however, refundable in the month of March in the
following year only if the student applied for refund within stipulated
period i.e. 31 March.
Fee concessions and stipends are granted to the deserving students
subject to their good behaviour, satisfactory progress in studies and
regularity in attendance. A concession in fee or a stipend may be
withdrawn at any time at the discretion of the college authorities if it
is found that the recipient has ceased to deserve it on account of
some lapse on his/her part.
CASUAL STUDENTS
Casual admission to various classes may be allowed as per the
norms prescribed by Kurukshetra University. The admission is only for the
courses having practicals.
EXAM RELATED RULES
Every candidate shall be examined by the University according
to the scheme of examination and syllabus as approved by the Academic
Council from time to time. A candidate, who fails in an examination, or,
having been eligible fails to appear in an examination, shall, unless approve
otherwise by the Academic Council, take the examination as an ex-student
according to the syllabus prescribed by the University for regular students
appearing for the examination.
ABSENTEE FINE (As per Haryana Govt. instructions)
DEGREE RELATED RULES
1.
The candidate securing 40% marks in each theory paper /
practical examintion / dissertaion / project report / training report / vivavoce examiantion will be declared pass in the respective paper.
2.
The successful candidates of Sixth Semester Examination shall
be classified into division on the basis of the aggregate marks obtained by
them in the First, Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth and Sixth Semester
examiantions taken together and the division obtained by them will be
stated in their degree as under :
(a)
60% or more marks
...... First Division
(b)
50% or more
but less than 60% marks
..... Second Divison
(c)
Below 50% marks
..... Third Division
3.
Degrees will be awarded by Kurukshetra University, Kuruksehtra
within 180 days from the date of notification of result. Students are advised
to collect their degree either on Convocation or within two years from the
award of degree.
UNDERGRADUATE/POSTGRADUATE
One Period/Day
Rs. 5/-
CONTINUOUS ABSENCE
1. If a student fails to attend his/her classs continuously for seven days from
the date of commencement of the classes or from th date of admission, his/
her admission shall be cancelled.
2. If a student remains absent from his/her class for a continuous period of
fourteen days or more in a month without valid reasons, medical or
otherwise, his/her name will be struck off from the rolls and parents will be
informed, irrespective of the fact that he/she has paid his/her dues.
LEAVE RULES
1.
2.
3.
4.
Students shall apply for leave when needed on the prescribed form
obtainable from the college office.
Students must submit their application before availing leave and not
after absent from the college except on the basis of sickness in
which case the application must be submitted on the day when the
student attends the college after recovery.
Leave can be granted only by the Principal or by a teacher deputed
for that purpose. Leave application by post shall not be accepted.
A Medical Certificate must accompany the application for sick leave.
During House Examination application for sick leave must be certified
by the college Doctor.
IMPROVEMENT OF DEGREE
If a candidate desires to improve his/her result/division he will be
allowed to appear as an ex-student within next four semester examinations
of passing the sixth semester examination in one or more theory papers of
any one or two parts out of Part-1 (Semester I & II), Part-II (Semester III &
IV) and Part-III (Semester V & VI) separately in four consecutive semester
examinations. He shall have to pay examination fee for the whole semester
to which he/she opts. to appear. Result of such a candidate shall be
declared only if he/she improves his/her result in the aggregate of the
whole six semester examinations, by taking into account the marks obtained
by him/her in the paper(s)/Semester(s) in which he/she re-appears and
the marks obtained by him/her in the paper(s)/semester(s) in which he/she
re-appears and the marks obtained by him/her earlier in the remaining
paper(s)/Semester(s) etc. In case, where there are more than one papers
in any subject and the candidate appears in one or two papers of that
subject, the benefit of increased marks in those papers will also be allowed
for improvement of performance/result/division. The fact that the candidate
has improved the result shall be mentioendi nthe Detailed-Marks-Card.
Such candidates shall take the examintion according to the
syllabus in force for the regular students for that semester examination.
CHANGE OF SUBJECT OR FACULTY
Change of subject or faculty may be allowed at the discretion of
the college authorities only if seats are available and as per the merit
position. Fee for the change of subject/faculty will be Rs. 10/- for change of
each subject and Rs. 50/- for change of faculty. No such change will be
allowed after the last date fixed for the purpose by the University.
For change of subject / faculty the concerned student should
submit an application form to Mr. Jashan Lal in the college office. The list of
those students who are allowed to change the subject /faculty will be
displayed on the notice board. The change of subject/faculty without
the permission of the Principal will not be entertained.
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UNIVERSITY AND HOUSE EXAMINATION
4)
A)
UG (Semester System)
Only such student will be permitted to appear in the University
Examination as fulfil the conditions specified under regulations :
(i) 75% attendance
(ii) He/she secures at least 20% marks in the aggregate and 15%
in each subject to be counted on the basis of one class test of 10
marks of 45 minutes duration.
Note :1)
Students using unfair means in the class test shall be severely
punished.
All the concessions in fees etc. granted to such students shall be
withdrawn. In serious cases the punishment may amount to heavy
fine/expulsion from the college.
2)
Students who do not appear in an examination owing to any reason
except that of illness shall be deemed to have secured zero mark in
the paper (s) concerned and their fee concession will be withdrawn.
In case of illness the student concerned will have to produce a
medical certificate from the Medical Officer of the college during the
examination days.
3)
Students failing to appear in the class tests without prior permission
(leave) shall be fined at the rate of Rs.10/- per paper as it is compulsory
for all the students to take the House Tests and Class Tests.
Deficiency in the prescribed lectures and practicals etc. may be
condoned by the principal of the College as under :a) Lectures
: Upto 15% of lecturers delivered in each
subject/paper.
b) Practicals
: Upto 5% in each subject/paper.
INTERNAL ASSESSMENT CRITERIA
(ii) Semester System (UG/PG)
There shall be 20% marks earmarked for internal Assessment in
UG, 20% marks in M.Com./M.Sc. (25% marks in M.Sc. Computer Science)
in each theory paper of each semester to be awarded by the class teachers,
calculated/based upon class test and attendance, as under :(a)
Class Test (45 min. duration)
= 30%
(b)
Class Attendance
= 20%
(c)
Assignment
= 50%
The weightage of 20% for attendance will be given only to those
students who have attended more than the minimum requirement of 75%
lectures/practicals in each subject. Two tests of 45 mins. duration for each
theory paper will be conducted at the college level one month before the
commencement of the examinations which will decide for 30% weightage of
the internal assessment. There shall be 10% marks for Internal Assessment
in U.G. Semester V & VI on the basis of class test and class attendence.
CODE OF CONDUCT
1.
RAGGING IS UNLAWFUL
"Ragging in educational institutions is banned and any
one indulging in ragging is likely to be punished
appropriately.
The punishment may include
(i)
expulsion from the institution.
(ii) suspension from the institution or classes for a limited
period or fine upto Rs. 25000/- with a public apology.
(ii) withholding scholarship or other benefits.
(iii) debarring from representation in the events.
(iv) withholding results.
(v) suspension or expulsion from hostel or mess and the
like.
(vi) If the individuals committing or abetting ragging are not/
cannot be identified, collective punishment can be
awarded to act as a deterrent.
(vii) in extreme cases an FIR can be registered against the
culprit.
WHAT CONSTITUTES RAGGING ?
(i)
Any conduct whether by words spoken or written or
by an act which has the effect of teasing, treating or
handling with rudeness a fresher or any other student.
(ii)
Rowdy activities which cause or are likely to cause
annoyance, hardship, physical or psychological harm
or raise fear or apprehension in any fresher student.
(iii)
Any act by a senior student that prevents or disrupts
the regular academic activity of a fresher.
(iv)
Any act of financial extortion or forceful expenditure
burden put on a fresher.
(v)
Any act of physical abuse, including stripping, forcing
obscene and lewd acts, gestures causing bodily harm
or any other danger to health or person.
(vi)
Any act or abuse by spoken words, emails, post,
public insults which would also include deriving
perverted pleasure, vicarious or sadistic thrill from
actively or passively participating in the discomfiture
to fresher or any other student.
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(vii)
Any act that affects the mental health and self confidence of a fresher or any other student.
All the students are required to follow above said anti-ragging guidelines
and follow the anti-ragging measures strictly. The Students are required to
immediately inform any type of ragging activity to the Anti-ragging Committee
of the college.
2.
Every student is expected to keep his Identity-cum-Library Card
with him/her and must produce it on demand. In case, it is lost the
matter must be immediately reported to the office for re-issue.
5.
Use of mobile is not allowed in the college premises.
7.
Students must make it a habit to read the college notices daily and act
accordingly.
8.
Smoking, drinking, chewing/carrying tobacco and gambling in the
college premises is strictly prohibited.
3.
Disorderly conduct, talking or shouting in the Verandahs, disfiguring
of desks, walls or floors or any other kind of indiscipline shall be
severely dealtwith and may lead to expulsion or even rustication.
4.
The students are not expected to trespass the lawn or pluck flowers.
The college property and science apparatus must be used with
care. College belongs to the students.
6.
Students should move to library or common room in vacant periods.
9.
It pays to be active and attend periods regularly and punctually. The
habit of coming late must be avoided.
Important rules of the college regarding payment of dues, stipends/
scholarship, concession, leave, fine etc. given in college prospectus
are to be read carefully and obeyed strictly.
It is the moral duty of the students to show due respect to their
teachers and elders.
Students should always be ready to do an act of goodness. A special
prize for the best act of honesty and social service done during the
session may be awarded each year.
Students are not allowed to enter the principal office without
permission. However they can meet the office clerical staff directly at
their respective counters.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
No meeting can be held in the college or hostel premises without
prior permission of the Principal.
Students may putup their notices on the college notice board with the
permission of the principal, if need arises.
16.
All other matters which are not covered by the above said rules in
the Prospectus, the Principal's decision will be final and binding
which will be in the interest of the institution.
Any student found indulging in any type of Anti Social and Anti National Activities or having Association with such
Association/Organization can be expelled or even rusticated from the College.
FEE CONCESSION, STIPEND AND SCHOLARSHIPS
accrued from the FDR for Rs. 1,00,000/- donated by his wife. These scholarships are
given to the meritorious/needy/poor girl students for pursuing their UG/PG degrees.
FEE CONSESSION
Concessions in fee are given to the brilliant students, good sports persons, holders of
distinction in co-curricular activities and other deserving students.
A) Fee Concession through Students Aid Funds
The college provides financial aid to the poor and needy students in continuing
their higher studies. The assistance under this fund is given to those fulfilling the following
specified conditions.
1.
The candidate must furnish valid proof of poor financial condition like income
certificate, BPL proof.
2.
Must be regular in his classes
3.
Consistently good academic record.
Bhai Hira Singh Memorial Scholarship
Major Balwant Singh has constituted 4 scholarships worth Rs. 250/- per month each
is given out of the annual interest accrued from the FDR worth Rs. 100000/- in loving
memory of his revered father, (Ragi) Sardar Hira Singh Ji. These Scholarships are given
to the meritorious/poor/Sikh music-loving students.
S. Inderjeet Singh Bindra Memorial Scholarship
Dr. Mandeep Singh, from the department of Economics in the college, gives an annual
scholarship of Rs. 1000/- to a B.A.III student who tops in the subject of Economics. He
also gives Rs. 3100/- to economically poor good sports person in memory of his
father and his brother S. Maninder Pal Singh Bindra.
STIPEND AND SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE IN THE COLLEGE
Dr. S.P.Goyal scholarships
This scholarship will be given to two poor & meritorious students of Commerce in
the form of their full fees by Mrs. Satya Rani Goyal.
A)
1.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Scholarships/Stipends offered by various Govt. Agencies
Minority scholarships for deserving students from DGHE
Other Backward Class Stipend/Scholarship from DGHE
Scheduled Caste Stipend/Scholarship from DGHE
National Merit Scholarship from DGHE
Haryana State Merit Scholarship from DGHE
Haryana Board of School Education Merit Scholarship
University Merit Scholarship from K.U.K.
Dr. Radha Krishnan Foundation Fund Scholarship by K.U.K.
Haryana State Merit/Silver Jubilee Celebration Merit Scholarships on the basis
of XII exam result through DGHE.
9.
Physically Handicapped Scholarship
10.
Red Cross Fund
11.
Zila Sainik Board Scholarship
12.
Scholarship for dependents of Ex-Servicemen
13.
Only girl child scholarship of Rs. 24,000/- p.a. sponsored by UGC
14.
Directorate of Social Welfare, Govt. of U.P. Scholarship for U.P. domicile
students studying in other states.
Note : These scholarships are offered by various agencies for specified students. The
qualifying conditions and number of scholarships in each case are different and
can be enquired from the scholarship clerk in the office.
B)
Jamna Auto Industries Scholarship
These scholarships have been instituted by M/s Jamna Auto Industreis
Ltd., Yamuna Nagar, owned by our wortthy Chairman S. Bhupinder Singh Jauhar,
under Corporate Social Responsibility scheme. The scholarships are awarded
each year large number of students for continuing their education with financial
assistance.
The candidate can apply for the scheme as per following scheduel:
1. Apply in the month of December on a prescribed application form available at
the college reception.
2. Application must be accompanied by documentary proof of previous year
performance.
Special Conditions :
All college dues are supposed to be cleared on 31 December.
C)
Sh. S.C. Mittal scholarships
This scholarship will be given to two poor & meritorious students of Commerce in
the form of their full fees by Mrs. Urmila Mittal.
Dr. Iqbal Singh Scholarship
Dr. Iqbal Singh, deptt. of Pub. Admn, has instituted scholarship worth Rs. 10000/per annum to be given to outstanding cultural activity students.
Sardarni & Sardar Ranjit Singh Banga Memorial Scholarship
Sh. B.S. Banga, Member, Managing Committee has instituted two scholarships of
Rs. 1100/- each in loving memory of his parents Sardarni & Sardar Ranjit Singh Banga.
The scholarship is to be given to the top scoring student in the subject of Computer
Science/I.T. of B.Sc.
I.S. Kakkad Education Foundation Scholarship
The Kakkad Education Foundation, provide financial help to the father less girl
students of the college.
Sitaram Jindal Foundation Scholarship
The Sitaram Jindal Foundation, provide generous financial help to the deserving
students of the college.
Smt. Surinder Kaur Memorial Scholarship
Dr. Amrit Kaur, Deptt. of English has instituted a scholarship of Rs. 5000/- in the loving
memory of Late Smt. Surinder Kaur. The scholarship is to be given to the economically
poor girls of PG Class.
S.Sohan Singh Sodhi Memorial Scholarship
Prof. J.S. Sodhi, Ex-Offg. Principal has instituted a scholarship of Rs. 2100/- in the
loving memory of his revered father Late S. Sohan Singh Sodhi. The scholarship is to
be given to the deserving students studying Botany/Environmental Science.
Ms. Shiv Kumari Memorial Scholarship
Prof. Bal Krishan, Head, Deptt. of Physics, has instituted a scholarship of Rs. 2100/in loving memory of his sister Late Ms. Shiv Kumari. The scholarship is to be given to
an outstanding poor student studying Physics.
Scholarships by the Donors
These scholarships have been instituted by various donors in the memory
of their loved ones. The scholarships are offered to the needy and desering students
as per mentioned in each scholarship. The desrving candidate fulfilling those
conditions may contact fee clerk for further assistance.
Dr. K.R. Dua Memorial Scholarship
Mrs. Santosh Kurra, Deptt. of Physics, has instituted a scholarship of Rs. 2100/- in
loving memory of her father Late Sh. K.R. Dua. The scholarship is to be given to an
outstanding poor student studying Physics.
S.Sukhdev Singh Trehan Memorial Scholarship
There shall be 4 scholarships worth Rs. 250/- Per month each out of the interest
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Aunt Sanjogita Rani Memorial Scholarship
Dr. Ravi Kapoor, Head, Deptt. of Economics has instituted a scholarship of Rs. 1100/
- in memory of his aunt Sanjogita Rani. This scholarship is to be given to a diserving
economically weeker students.
Sh. Chamela Ram Memorial Scholarship
Sh. V.R. Arora Memorial Scholarship
Dr. Sanjay Arora, Deptt. of Commerce, has instituted a scholarship of Rs. 2100/- in
loving memory of hir father Sh. V.R. Arora. The scholarship is to be given to an
outstanding sports person.
Dr. Sudesh Bhatia Memorial Scholarship
Dr. Rameshwar Dass from the department of Industrial Chemistry gives an annual
scholarship of Rs. 1000/- to the topper student of M.Sc. (F) in Industrial Chemistry.
Sh. Sushil Kumar, Weight Lifting Coach, has instituted an annual scholarship of
Rs.1000/- to be given to the best weightlifter in the college.
Sh. Ashok Bhatia has instituted a scholarship of Rs. 2100/- in memory of his wife
Late Dr. Sudesh Bhatia, former Head, Deptt. of Sanskrit, Guru Nanak Girls College,
Yamuna Nagar. The scholarship is to be given to the needy student in Sanskrit.
Sh. A.K. Kaushik Memorial Scholarship
Our Ex-student Deepak Kaushik has instituted an annual scholarship for Rs. 2000/- in the
memory of his father Sh. A.K. Kaushik. This scholarship is given to the student who tops
in B.Sc. Sports class.
Sh. Bal Krishan Sharma 'Jigyasu' Memorial Scholarship has been instituted by
Prof. R.S. Sharma of the Department of English in the memory of his revered father Late
Sh. Bal Krishan Sharma. An annual scholarship of Rs. 2000/- to be awarded to a student
who secures 85% marks in the B.A. IIIrd year examination in the subject of English.
Dr. Rajinder Singh Walia, from the Department of English has instituted two scholarship
of Rs.2000/- to be given to the top scorers in English in B.A. degree course.
d) Special Scholarships/Incentives for Sport Persons
Best Sports Person Scholarship
S.Bhupinder Singh Jauhar, Hon'ble President of the Governing body of the
college has instituted a scholarship for the economically weaker outstanding sports
person. This scholarship is given out of the interest of an Fixed Deposit of Rs. 51000. The
scholarship is given on the Annual Sports Day, every year.
Smt. Tejinder Kaur Memorial Scholarship
Prof. Gurvinder Kaur has instituted one scholarship of Rs. 1100/- in memory of her
mother in law Late Mrs. Tejinder Kaur. The scholarship is to be given to outstanding
student studying Mathematics and 1100/- for economically poor good sports person in
memory of her Mother in law.
Sh. Kedar Nath Memorial Scholarship
Shri Ram Memorial Scholarship
Sh. M.S. Yadav, has donated Rs. 11000/- in tyhe memory of his father late Sh. Shri
Ram the interest occurred on this amount will be given to Economically weak but
good sports person.
Sh. K.L. Bhatia & Bimla Devi Memorial Scholarship
Dr. R.K. Bhatia, has donated a sum of Rs. 2000/- in the memory of his father
Principal late Sh. K.L. Bhatia for best Athlete (m&w) of the session 2012-13 & also
donated Rs. 3000/- in memory of his mather late Smt. Bimla Devi for best Athlete
(W) 2012-13.
Dr. Vijay Sharma has instituted a scholarship of Rs. 1100/- in memory of her grand father
in law Late Sh. Kedar Nath Shridhar. The scholarship is to be given to needy student of
Industrial Chemistry.
S. Davinder Singh Memorial Scholarship
Dr. Amrita Pritam has instituted a scholarship of Rs. 1100/- in loving memory of her
father in law Late S. Davinder Singh. The scholarship is to be given to an outstanding
sports person.
S. Anup Singh Memorial Scholarship
Dr. (Mrs.) Amrita Pritam, Head Deptt. of Sport Science donated sum of Rs. 1100/for good and Economically poor Sports persons of the college in memory of her father.
Dr. Parmanand Hariyal Memorial Scholarship
Dr. Vipin Sharma has instituted a scholarship of Rs. 1100/- in memory of his grand father
Late Sh. Parmanand Hariyal. The scholarship is to be given to the top scorer of M.Sc.
Final Industrial Chemistry student.
Dr. Harbans Lal Kapoor Memorial Scholarship
Sh. Sumerchand Gupta Memorial Scholarship
Dr. Meenakshi & Mr. Vipin Gupta, C.A. raised a stipend of Rs. 1100/- for
Economically poor good Hockey & Yoga player in memory of his father late Sh.
Sumerchand Gupta.
S. Atma Singh Memorial Scholarship
Mr. Parminder Singh Sindhu Cricket Coach Haryana Sports Department,
has raised a stipend of Rs. 1000/- for best Athlete (Men) & best cricketer in memory
of his father late S. Atma Singh Ji.
Surinder Kumar Memorial Scholarship
Dr. Ravi Kapoor, Head, Deptt. of Economics has instituted a scholarship of Rs.
1100/- in memory of his revered father Late Sh. Harbans Lal Kapoor, L.S.M.F. (Gold
Medalist). The scholarship is to be given to the top scorer of B.Com. degree course.
Dr. K.R. Dua Memorial Scholarship
Dr. Indra Kapoor, Deptt. of Physics has instituted a scholarship of Rs. 1100/- in memory
of her revered father Late Sh. K.R. Dua. The scholarship is to be given to the top scoring
student in the subject of Physics of B.Sc.
Sh. Sushil Kumar, Weight lifting Coach Haryana Sport Department has raised a
stipend of Rs. 1000/- for the best weight lifter (men & women) of the year in the
memory of this younger brother late Sh. Surinder Kumar.
Sh. Prithvi Pal Singh Gautam Memorial Scholarship
Dr. Udaybhan Singh, H.O.D., Deptt. of Mass Communication & Media Technology
has instituted a scholarship of Rs. 1100/- in loving memory of his father Late Sh.
Prithvi Pal Singh Gautam. The scholarship is to be given to the student topping in
UG Exams the Deptt. of Mass Communication & Media Technology
Sh. Amarnath Memorial Scholarship
Sh. Sushil Gulati, has raised a stipend of Rs. 500/- for the best (Men & Women)
yoga player of the year in the memory of his father in law late Sh. Amarnath Ji.
Palwinder Pal Kaur Memorial Scholarship
Smt. Phoolmati Devi Singh Gautam Memorial Scholarship
Mr. Dharamendra Mehta (Alumini) Boxing Coach Haryana Sports Department,
has raised a stipend Rs. 500/- a running Trophy for best Athlete (Women) and best
class in memory of her sister in law Mrs. Palwinder Pal Kaur.
Dr. Udaybhan Singh, H.O.D., Deptt. of Mass Communication & Media Technology
has instituted a scholarship of Rs. 1100/- in loving memory of his mother Late Smt.
Phoolmati Devi Singh Gautam. The scholarship is to be given to the student topping
in PG exams the Deptt. of Mass Communication & Media Technology .
Dr. Harbans Lal Kapur Memorial Scholarship
Mr. Mohinder Singh has instituted a scholarship for the economically weaker
outstanding sports person. This scholarship is given out of the interest of FDR of Rs.
11000/Mr. Deepak Kaushik has instituted a scholarship of Rs. 2000/- for the toppers of
B.Sc. Sports & B.P.Ed.
Dr. Meenu Kapur, Head, Deptt. of Public Administration has instituted a scholarship of
Rs. 1100/- in memory of her revered father-in-law Late
Dr. Harbans Lal
Kapur. This scholarship is to be given to meritorious, needy and deserving girl
student.
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ADMISSION NORMS & GUIDELINES
Universities/Boards in Haryana State
Recipients of National Talent Award from the NCERT
5 marks
Candidates having consistently good academic record i.e. thr- 5 marks
oughout First Class from First Public exam to qualifying exam
(D)
For B.Com. 1st Semester
Students passed the 10+2 examination with Commerce
5 marks
(E)
Candidates passed Honour examination in the concerned sub. 5 marks
(F)
N.C.C. Cadets who have passed the "C" or "G-II" Certificate
5 marks
(No weightage will be given for Civil Defence Service)
OR
Students recommended or commended (i.e. 1st or 2nd position)
at the Inter-Zonal or Inter-Univ. or Inter-state or State Level Youth
Festival(s) or competition(s) either individually or as members of a team.
OR
Position holders at Univ/State Level Tournament
OR
Holders of Bharat Scouts and Guides President Certificate
OR
Holder of Certificate of Merit of N.S.S. by the University
Norms for Students from other Universities/Boards :
a)
Students from other University/Board seeking admission to this college will
be admitted only on production of original certificates of all the examinations passed
at the time of admission prior to the class which they intend to join.
They should submit original Inter-University migration certificate and
the detailed marks certificate.
b)
Their admission will be purely provisional subject to the confirmation of their
eligibility by Kurukshetra University.
Norms for Students from Non-Hindi speaking areas and Kashmiri Migrants:
a)
Candidates coming from Non-Hindi speaking areas are allowed the option
of offering the subject of Additional English in lieu of compulsory Hindi in the case of
B.A.I, II, III/B.Com.l/BBA I and B.Sc. ll.
b)
Kashmiri Migrants are given special incentives as per Govt. instructions.
These incentives include relaxation in conditions, relaxation in cut-off date and any
other specified as per rules.
Norms for Foreign Students:
The foreign students seeking admission are allowed the option of offering the subject
of Additional English in lieu of compulsory Hindi/Sanskrit/Punjabi in the case of B.A.
I/B.Com. l/B.B.A. I and B.Sc. II and they must submit following certificates/documents:
a) Photocopy of result slip.
b) School Leaving Certificate
c) Student's Visa Certificate
d) Birth Certificate.
e) Residential Proof.
f) NOC from the Supdtt. of Police.
g) Medical Certificate.
h) Confidential Result.
i)
Pass Certificate
i)
No special seats are reserved for any NRI candidate.
General Guidelines for all Students seeking admission in Ist year of UG/PG/
Diploma Classes :
1.
The candidate seeking admission are eligible to join Ist year class if they have
passed the lower examination (+2 or any other qualifying exam) with prescribed
percentage as per KUK eligibility conditions.
2.
Candidates seeking admission to the Ist year of UG degree class and having
compartment in one of the subjects in the qualifying exam, the eligibility condition
must be fulfilled by considering only pass marks in that compartment subject,
however, this will be purely provisional and the candidate must have to clear the
compartment within two chances in one year, otherwise his/her result of the I year
class will be cancelled by KUK.
Documents to be Attached with Admission Form :
Student seeking admission in the I semester/year of any UG/PG degree/diploma
course must submit original/attested photocopies of the following certificates along
with his/her admission form :
A) Basic Certificates
a)
Matriculation Certificate (for Admission to Ist year of UG/PG classes)
b)
10+2 Certificate / Lower exam. DMC (For All UG/PG Classes)
c)
Detailed Marks Card (DMC) of TDC (Sem.ll / IV / VI and degree certificate
(for PG Classes)
d)
Proof of Residence i.e. Ration Card/Voter Card
ADMISSION NORMS
1.
Prospectus is not a legal document. It is only for general information
and guidance.
2.
Admission to all the classes is purely on the basis of merit.
3.
All admissions are according to reservation policy of Haryana Government
and KUK will be followed.
4.
The Principal reserves the right to refuse/cancel any admission without
assigning any reason in the interest of the institution.
5.
The legal disputes relating to admission will be subject to Jagadhri Court.
6.
The college authorities have the right to discontinue any class, course or subject.
7.
Subjects combinatios offered by the college are restricted for the convenience
of time table.
8.
Students who indulged in undesirable activities/gross misconduct during
the previous session, will not be given admission in the current session.
9.
The college strictly forbids any kind of ragging in or out of the campus.
10.
The students are required to furnish complete and correct information in the
Admission Form. The admission may be cancelled at any time due to wrong
information supplied at the time of admission.
DISTRIBUTION AND RESERVATION OF SEATS
(A)
Distribution of Seats
The seats shall be distributed as under :
(1) Minority (Sikhs who are bonafide residents of Haryana): 50%
(2) All India Category including Haryana :
7.5%
(2) Bonafide Residents of Haryana :
42.5%
(70% of the seats earmarked for bonafide residents of Haryana will be
reserved for the categories mentioned at (B) below, as per State Govt.
policy and remaining 30% seats will be filled from amongst Haryana
General Category)
(B)
Distribution of Seats out of 70% reserved seats of the bonafide
residents of Haryana :
(i)
Scheduled Castes
: 20%
(ii)
Backward Classes of Haryana
: 27% (16% for Block-A)
(except socially advancedpersons/
(11% for Block - B)
sections (creamy layer)
(iii)
Special Backward Classes
: 10%
(iv)
Economically Backward Persons in : 10%
the General Category
(v)
Differently abled Persons
: 03%
(1% Blind or low vision, 1% Hearing impairment, Differently abled Persons
remaining 1% Locomotor disability or cerebral palsy)
In the event of quota reserved for differently abled persons remain unutilized
due to non-availability for suitable category of differently abled persons, it
may be offered to the Ex-Servicemen and their wards (1%) and the
dependents of Freedom Fighters (1%)
(vi)
Horizontal Reservation
: 03%
3% horizontal reservation is provided to the Ex-Servicemen/ Freedom Fighters
and their dependents by providing reservation within reservation as:
1% of General category, 1% out of scheduled castes
and
1% from Backward Classes category. (The allocation is on year wise
rotation based between Block A and Block B)
Additional Seats
1.
Additional Seats in TDC-I over and above the sanctioned seats for
i)Outstanding sports persons with valid
5 (UG); 2 (PG)
gradation certificate
ii)Certificate Holder of NCC Republic Day Parade & Camp 1
iiiCertificate holder of NSS RD Prade and Camp
1
ivdeserving Parsi student
1
Relaxation of the condition of Eligibility
1.
Eligibility condition of schedule castes will be minimum pass marks in the
qualifying examination
2.
5% relaxation in the minimum eligibility condition for admission to various
courses for blind/physically and visually handicapped candidatres.
Weightage for the purpose of merit (subject to provison below) :
Maximum 10 marks based on following criteria
(A)
Candidates who have passed the qualifying examination from 5 marks
(B)
(C)
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(compulsory for all students)
Original gap year affidavit duly attested by Ist class Magistrate (For all
UG/PG Classes, if required )
f)
Character Certificate (For all UG/PG Classes)
g)
Affidavit by married female candidate for B.Sc. (Sports)
h)
Original Migeration Certificate / TC (Students from other Univ./Board)
B) Additional Certificates to be attached by Department of Sports Sciences
(i) Students for UG Classes
1.
Attested Photocopy of Matriculation Certificate, Sports Participation
Certificate, Original Sports Participation Certificate (only in case of B.Sc.
- 1 Sports)
2.
Affidavit by married female candidate for B.Sc. (Sports)
(ii) Students for PG Classes
1.
Attested Photocopy of Sports Participation Certificate, Original Sports
Certificate
2.
Affidavit by married female candidate
C) Mandatory papers required alongwith admission form.
1. Printout of approved Affidiavit of Anti-Ragging from student and
parent received after furnishing the required information to the
competent authority on-line at the time of admission.
2. Fully furnished Proforma for Identity Card and Proforma for Computerised Record.
3. Fully furnished Proforma for Parent - Teacher Association.
D) Certificates of Weightage Proof (if any)
i. NSS Merit certificate
ii.NCC 'C' certificate
iii. National Talent Search Examination certificate from NCERT
iv. Position certificate of University / State level Tournament
v. President Award Certificate of Bharat Scout & Guide.
E) Certificates of Reservation Proof (if any)
i. Certificate of Minority Class ii. S.C. / S.T. certificate
iii. BC(A)/BC(B) certificate
iii. Physical handicap certificate
iv. Certificate of being Ex servicemen and their wards
v. Certificate of being Dependent of freedom fighter
e)
COMPULSORY FOR ALL
As per the direction of Election Commission, Government of India every
student must have Voter I.D. Card. Students are required to get their
Voter I.D. Cards prepared from the respective counter by depositing
required documents alongwith specified form duly filled at the time of
admission .
FEE STRUCTURE (2014-15)
UNIVERSITY/GOVT. CHARGES
(ANNUAL)
(UG/PG Non-Professional Courses)
1.
Registration Fee
300/2.
Migration Fee
100/(From the student of
other University/Boards)
3.
Continuation Fee
100/(from those who are already
registered)
(UG/PG Professional Courses)
1.
Registration Fee
2.
Continuation Fee
(from those who are already
registered)
1000/500/-
(Common for both Non-Professional
and Professional Courses)
1. Sports Fee
120/2. Holiday Home Fee
10/3. Youth Welfare Activities Fee
100/4. Alumni Fee (only Ist year students) 100/5. Red Cross Fee
60/6. Dr. Radhakrishnan Foundation Fund 70/7. NSS Fee
10/8. Cancer Patients Fee
05/9. Migration Fee
100/(From the student of otherUniversity/Boards)
Note : University Development Fees will be
charged classwise as per university norms.
OTHER ANNUAL CHARGES
Head
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
Admission Fee
Building Fund
Correspondence Fee
Dilapidation Fund
Water and Electricity Fee
Generator Fund
Medical Fund
Library Security*
Cycle Fees
Scooter & Motorcycle Fees
Lab Development Fund
U.G./ P.G.
Classes
25/150/40/70/400/130/25/1000/180/360/1000/-
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
Audio Visual Aid Fee
Coop. Lib. Membership Fee
House Examination Fund
Educational Tour Fund
Insurance Fee
Identity Card
Magazine Fund
NCC Fee
Students Aid Fund
Women Cell Fee
Guidance and Councelling Fees
25/01/85/40/15/20/90/06/20/10/100/-
* Library Security of BCA/BIT/BAMC/BBA is Rs. 2000/-
ADDITIONAL SUBJECT SPECIFIC FEES
(MONTHLY)
COMMERCE FEE
(For all classes of Commerce Group)
25/COMPUTER FEE
(For all students in non computer UG Coureses)
100/SCIENCE PRACTICAL FEE
1. B.Sc. I, II and III (Non-Medical)
(30+25)
55/2. B.Sc. I, II and III (Medical)
(30+25+25)
80/3. B.Sc. I, II and III (Comp. Sc.)
45/4. B.Sc. I, II and III (Comp. App./Elect.)
(25+200)
225/5. B.Sc. I, II and III (Indl. Micro/Bio
Chem./)Env. Sc.) (30+25+200)
255/6.(i) B.Sc. I, II and III (IC) with Maths (30+200)
230/(ii) B.Sc. I, II and III (IC) without Maths (30+25+200) 255/7. B.A. I, II and III (Geo./Phy. Edu./Music) 25/20/25/8. B.A./B.Sc. I, II and III (Stat.)
30/9. B.A./B.Com. I, II and III / TTM/Func. English
200/10. B.Com. I, II & III (Comp. App.)
200/AMALGAMATED FUND
1. For Undergraduate
2. For Postagraduate
5. Env. Students Fee
45/50/20/-
MONTHLY CHARGES
U.G./P.G.Class (G.I.A./S.F.Courses)
Tuition Fee
1. M.A. (Pbi., PAD) I & II
60/2. M.A. (Social Work I, II)
60/3. M.Com./M.Sc.(Math) I & II
60/4. B.A./B.Sc./B.Com./B.Sc.(Sports)/
40/CPEd Exempted for All Girls Students
of U.G. (G.I.A. Courses)
5. BBA/BCA/BSc(IT)/BAMC/
75/7. B.P.Ed./M.Sc.(CS)
250/8. M.Sc. (IC/Env.Sc./Biotech./Microbiology) 450/(36)
NOTE :
1. Examination Fees will be charged extra as per
University norms.
2. In case of Cancellation of Admission, fee will be
refunded as per Kurukshetra University norms
2. The above fees and funds may be changed at any
stage as per Kurukshetra University notification.
Identity Card Proforma to be submitted with Admission Form (Please write in Block Letters)
CLASS............... BRANCH................ (Please mention: Gen./specialization) ROLL NO ............ (FOR COLLEGE USE)
Name
:
Father's Name
:
Please Paste your
Colour passport
size photo
S H.
Permanent Address : H.No. ..................................... Street/Mohalla ..........................................
City/Village ......................................... P.O. ....................................................
District ........................................... State ............................... PIN ............................................
Telephone No. ....................................................... (with STD Code)
Father's Mob No. ........................................... Student's Mob. No. ............................................
Father's Email : ................................................... Student's Email ...........................................
Date of Birth : DD
MM
YY
as in matric
Blood Group : ........................
certificate)
Student's Signature
.......................................................................................................................................................
Personal Record Proforma to be submitted with Admission Form (Please write in Block Letters)
CLASS................ BRANCH................ (Please mention: Gen./specialization) ROLL NO ............ (FOR COLLEGE USE)
Name
Name of Subjects
:
1. ....................................
Father's Name :
2. ....................................
3. ....................................
Mother's Name:
4. ....................................
(All Details according to 10+2 certificate)
5. ....................................
Permanent Address : H.No. ................................ Street/Mohalla ..........................................
6. ....................................
City/Village ...................................... P.O. ................................................
District ............................................. State ........................................... PIN ............................................
Telephone No. ............................................................................................................. (with STD Code)
Father's Mob No. ............................................... Student's Mob. No. .....................................................
Date of Birth :
(As in Matric
Certificate)
Father's Email : ................................................. Student's Email ............................................................
DD
MM
Y Y Y Y
Father's Annual Income :
Please tick √ the appropriate box :
i)
Gender : Male
iii) Area
v)
: Rural
Religion : Hindu
vi) Blood Group :
viii) Category :
Female
ii) Domicile :
Urban
iv) Nationality : Indian
Sikh
A
B
Muslim
O
General
Christian
Oth. State
Foreigner
Parsi
Bodh
vii) Rh Factor :
AB
SC
Haryana
ST
BC (A)
Positive
Jain
Negative
BC (B)
ix) Other Reservation : Phy. Challenged
Ex-Serv.
Freedom Fighter
NCC/NSS
If physically challenged, please mention type/extent of disability ............................................................
Lower Exam Details :
Class
Name of Board/Univ. Roll No.
Result
Marks Obt./MM
%age
Student's Signature
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Parent - Teacher Association Proforma
(To be submitted with Admission Form)
Session 2014-2015
(Please fill the form in Capital Letters)
Name of the Student
CLASS...............
BRANCH................
(Please mention: Gen./specialization)
Student's Mobile number...............................................
ROLL NO
............
(FOR COLLEGE USE)
E-mail .....................................................
Father’s Name
Educational Qualification ...............................................................................................................
Occupation .......................................................Designation .........................................................
Name of the Department ................................................................................................................
Official Address .............................................................................................................................
Residential Address :H.No. ..................................... Street/Mohalla ..........................................
City/Village ......................................... P.O. ....................................................
District ........................................... State ............................... PIN ............................................
Telephone No. ....................................................... (with STD Code)
Father's Mob No. ........................................... Father's Email : ...................................................
Mother’s Name
Educational Qualification ...............................................................................................................
Occupation .......................................................Designation .........................................................
Name of the Department ................................................................................................................
Official Address .............................................................................................................................
Mother's Mob No. ........................................... Mother's Email : ...................................................
We wish to be Active Members of Parent - Teacher Association
Sign. of Father
Sign. of Mother
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Sign of Student
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