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OUR MOTTO
Let Your Light Shine
OUR VISION
Communion, Excellence, Service, Relevance
OUR MISSION
To turn out
Intellectually enlightened,
Morally upright,
Spiritually oriented,
Socially committed and
Emotionally balanced young women
OUR CORE VALUES
Inspired by the teachings of Christ,
we instill the values of
Faith in God, Honesty, Truth,
Relationship building and Team spirit
JYOTI NIVAS COLLEGE AUTONOMOUS
Hosur Road, Bengaluru 560 095
Telephone: 080 2553 0137
Managed by the Sisters of St. Joseph of Tarbes
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PERSONAL INFORMATION
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DISTINCTIVE FEATURES OF OUR CAMPUS CULTURE
• A secular environment conducive to learning
• Balance between academic and extracurricular activities
• Promotion of multiculturality with tradition and modernity
• Following the true Indian ethos of modest living and high thinking
• An eco-friendly working atmosphere
• Healthy and respectful relationship between students, teaching and non-teaching staff
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Contents
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Principal’s Welcome Message 5
Profile of the College 6
Autonomous Status of the College
Teaching/Learning Criteria
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Academic Information 9
Evaluation and Academic Progression 11
Jyoti Prize / Best Outgoing Student Award 14
Choice Based Credit System (CBCS) for Batch 2020 14
Value-added Courses 17
Research Publication and Development Cell 19
Industry-academia Tie-up 20
Services and Facilities 21
Fine Arts
Clubs and Associations
Technical Support and Online Academic Resources
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Code of Conduct for Students 27
Guidelines for Students, Parents / Guardians to Maintain Discipline
Dress Code
Attendance
Mobile Phones
Ragging
Parking
Re-admission
Student Code of Conduct for Online Classes
General Instructions
Guidelines for Railway Concession
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Synergizing Committee 2022–2023 31
Heads of the Departments 32
College Anthem 34
Student’s Prayer 35
Holidays for the Year 2022–2023 36
Important National/International Days 37
Odd/Even Semester Time-table 38
Application for Leave of Absence 39
Notes 40
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PRINCIPAL’S WELCOME MESSAGE
Dr. Sr. Lalitha Thomas
Principal, Jyoti Nivas College Autonomous
There are many capable women and we are one of them.
Proverbs 31:29
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he link between education and empowerment is incontestable. And
for the last five decades, Jyoti Nivas College Autonomous has focused
on empowering young women through educating them. With female students from varied backgrounds and with different skill sets and talents,
JNC focuses on equity, inclusion and nurturing diversity. One of the hallmarks of the institution is its vibrant and inclusive campus culture. I pray
that we continue to learn, to care, to love, to forgive, to understand, to accept and honour the uniqueness of each person.
Let us remember that education is a priceless gift. Through hard work and
intense faith, the foundation of this college was laid. We now have the responsibility to take it forward. You and I are fortunate to be here in this
abode of light and knowledge. So let us be aware of our responsibilities toward our nation and society that comes with this privilege.
With deep faith in God, self and humankind, may we be awakened to the
humanity within; to be sensitive citizens who can dare to care; to be the
voice of the voiceless and to make a significant difference. May He grant us
a generous heart to share what we have and live in harmony and peace. Let
him give us the strength to build a society of committed women who are
empowered to empower.
May God bless us to do our best!
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PROFILE OF THE COLLEGE
J
yoti Nivas College Autonomous is a minority Christian Educational Institution founded by the Sisters of St. Joseph of Tarbes and affiliated to
Bengaluru City University (BCU). Since its inception in 1966, the college
has remained steadfast in its aim of providing quality education to young
women cutting across all barriers of caste, creed, community, religion or
socio-economic factors. The college aims to provide a balanced, comprehensive education by fulfilling the highest standards of intellectual excellence, ethical values, women empowerment, career advancement and
social relevance.
The schools and colleges managed by the Sisters of St. Joseph of Tarbes
are inspired by the life and teachings of Jesus Christ. SJT is guided by the
socio-economic and political goals enshrined in the Constitution of India
and these become the foundation stones for all the institutions within
their purview.
As such, Jyoti Nivas College Autonomous provides a liberal education
that acquaints the students with various intellectual strategies needed for
living in harmony with the natural and social environments. Education
at JNC is also intended to develop moral and spiritual values which will
prepare the students to face the different phases of life with joy and peace.
Founded in an epoch of revolutionary changes in all walks of life, JNC considers quality in higher education as essential for empowering women.
While preserving the essence of Indian culture, JNC prepares its students
to live a fulfilling life in a world that is rapidly engulfed by science and
technology.
Jyoti Nivas College Autonomous has completed 56 years of its glorious
existence. For JNC this has been a fruitful and enriching journey. With visionary zeal, ceaseless effort, steely determination and sustained commitment, the college has made tremendous strides from its beginnings.
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5-star status in 1999 conferred by NAAC.
Granted Autonomous status by UGC in June 2004, Implementation from
June 2005.
Title of “College with Potential for Excellence” by UGC in September 2004.
An ‘A’ grade in 2005 in the second Cycle of Re-accreditation by NAAC.
High Cumulative Grade Point Average of 3.76 on a scale of 4 in 2012 in
the third Cycle of Re-accreditation by NAAC.
Title of ‘College of Excellence’ by UGC in March 2014.
Starting of the prestigious B.Voc degree courses (Banking and Finance,
Visual Communication and Performing Arts) initiated by the Ministry of
Human Resource Development, Govt. of India, and the University Grants
Commission, in 2014.
Golden Jubilee in 2015-2016.
175th year of the formation of the Congregation of the Sisters of St.
Joseph of Tarbes, 2018.
Conferred the India Didactics Association Jury Award for “Promotion of
Women Empowerment through Generations”
Award by the Evaluation Board of Karnataka Educational Awards in
recognition of Excellent Service to Education
Recognized by “Silicon India” as one of the Most Promising Media and
Mass Communication Centers in India
An ‘A+’ grade in 2021 in the fourth Cycle of Re-accreditation by NAAC.
Implemented NEP
Recognized as Business School of the year 2021 by the Academic Insights.
Acknowledged in the band “Promising” under the category “Colleges/
Institutes (Govt. Aided) (Technical)” in Atal Ranking of Institutions
on Innovation Achievement - ARIIA 2021, Ministry of Education,
Government of India.
Silver recognition for spectacular efforts in Quarters 2 & 3 for the Rotary
Year 2021–2022.
Golden recognition for spectacular efforts in Quarter 4 for the Rotary
Year 2021–2022.
Ranked 6th in Karnataka Private Autonomous ASC Colleges by EW India
Higher Education Ranking 2022.
Recognized by Big Biking Commune for the outstanding contributions
to the cause of women’s education and empowerment.
Reached the Grand Finale of Institution’s Innovation Council’s Smart
India Hackathon “Senior Software Edition”,Sikkim Manipal University,
August 25-26,2022.
Received Certificate of Appreciation from the “Indian Association of the
Blind” for outstanding excellence and amazing commitment towards
voluntary contribution for the year 2022-2023 for the empowerment of
persons with visual challenges.
Conferred the Indian Icon Award by Swarna Bharat Foundation for the
year 2022.
Jyoti Nivas College National Cadet Corps was awarded with the Best
Institution Award for NCC in Women’s Category in Karnataka and Goa
Directorate on 7th February 2023.
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Jyoti Nivas aims to motivate and enhance research potential among
staff and students to promote innovative, intellectual and creative thinking. Every year the Research Cell of Jyoti Nivas brings out two issues of
‘Academic Studies: National Journal of Jyoti Research Academy’, one online research journal Navajyoti and one edition each of Students’ Research
Journals: The Researcher, Scientia, Samshodhana, The Notebook and Dhii.
From the time of autonomy, the Departments of English, Kannada and
Hindi have been bringing out their own textbooks. Several departments
bring out annual newsletters to record their achievements and endeavours. The students of the Centre for Media Studies produce short films,
documentaries, and regularly bring out campus newpapers.
Jyoti Nivas regularly holds International, National and State Level Conferences, Seminars, Symposia and Workshops, many of which are
sponsored by the UGC and Govt. of Karnataka.
All departments regularly conduct Workshops and Guest Lectures to
allow for interaction with experts in their respective fields. Project exhibitions, field trips and industrial visits are also organized to give students
practical experience and hands-on training.
Value education and religion classes are held regularly every Friday to
inculcate in students familial, social, moral, ethical and spiritual values.
The Student Welfare Committee works constructively toward improving the academic performance of students who face academic challenges. It regularly identifies and organizes remedial classes for students who
struggle with academics. The JNC Book Bank provides textbooks and other
stationery to needy students.
We provide financial aid to economically underprivileged students.
Scholarships, loans, and waiving of special fees are regularly provided. The
beneficiaries are from all classes, cutting across caste and religion. The
thrust is on equal opportunity. The college provides mid-day meals to several students and clothes to needy students especially during the festive
season.
The college in its endeavor to create socially-committed and emotionally-balanced women gives due importance and impetus to extra- curricular
and co- curricular activities, through its clubs and associations. The AICUF,
NSS, NCC, Rotaract and E-cell of Jyoti Nivas College comprise the Social
Action Forum, which regularly carries out several outreach programmes to
create social awareness among students, enable them to reach out to the
less-privileged and do their bit to make society a better place.
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AUTONOMOUS STATUS OF THE COLLEGE
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yoti Nivas College became an autonomous institution in 2004. It is affiliated to Bengaluru City University (BCU). Under autonomy the college
can frame the syllabus for the programmes offered by it, and has adopted
innovative methods of teaching and evaluation. The undergraduate and
post graduate degrees are conferred by Bengaluru City University (previously called Bengaluru Central University).
TEACHING/LEARNING CRITERIA
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he faculty members of JNC not only possess the required scholarly
expertise, but also have a strong sense of passion and commitment to
teaching. The focus of all their efforts is the student. They use a wide variety of innovative methods to supplement their classroom lectures. They
facilitate and maximize the learning ability of the students through: case
studies, student seminars and presentations, quizzes, projects and assignments, problem solving exercises, book and film review, field trips, ICT
enabled learning, guest lectures, role play, discussions, debates, class tests,
Mid-semester and End Semester Examinations.
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ACADEMIC INFORMATION
National Education Policy (NEP)
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he National Education Policy 2020 (NEP 2020), which was approved by
the Union Cabinet of India on 29 July 2020, outlines the vision of India’s new education system. The Karnataka government has implemented
the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 in undergraduate colleges from
the academic year 2021–2022, making it the first state in India to do so.
The National Education Policy 2020 aims at equipping students with
knowledge, skills, values, leadership qualities and initiates them for lifelong learning. It is in tune with the global education development agenda
reflected in the Goal 4 (SDG4) of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, adopted by India in 2015, which seeks to “ensure inclusive and
equitable quality education and promote lifelong learning opportunities
for all” by 2030.
The foundational principles of NEP 2020 are Access, Equity, Quality,
Affordability and Accountability. The Policy believes that the education
system should develop good human beings with rational thinking, compassion, empathy, courage, resilience, scientific temper, creativity and ethical values. It aims to recognise, identify and strengthen the unique capabilities of each student, promoting holistic development in both academic
and non-academic spheres.
Adhering to the guidelines issued by the Government of Karnataka and
Bengaluru City University, Jyoti Nivas College Autonomous has implemented NEP 2020 from the academic year 2021–2022.
As per the NEP, the duration and structure of the Degree Programmes
have been modified and an Undergraduate degree is structured for 3 or 4
years with multiple exit options. Students are eligible to obtain a certificate after one year of study, a diploma after two years of study and a Bachelor’s degree after three years of study. Four years of study will lead to a
Honour’s degree in the chosen major subject.
NEP is based on the Choice Based Credit System(CBCS). The accumulated credits are digitally stored in the Academic Bank of Credits (ABC).
The Karnataka State Higher Education Council has suggested a model
curriculum framework for implementing the NEP to enable a significant
shift in the contemporary undergraduate programme. It has been designed
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on the outcome based education approach. The current programmes have
been modified and replaced with multidisciplinary and holistic education
with multiple entry and exit options.
Categories of Courses Under NEP
Language course encourage fresh and free thinking and clarity of expression in thought and speech. It forms as a foundation for learning other
courses. It helps in fluent communication. In addition to English, a candidate shall opt for any of the languages studied at the Pre-University or
equivalent level.
Ability enhancement courses are the generic skill courses which are basic and needed all to pursue any career. These courses ensure progression
across careers. They enable students to develop a deeper sense of commitment to oneself and to the society and nation at large.
Skill Enhancement courses are to promote skills pertaining to a particular field of study. The purpose of these courses is to provide students lifeskills in hands-on mode so as to increase their employability or encourage
self-employment. The objective is to integrate in a holistic manner general
education with discipline related skills.
A major discipline is the field in which a student focuses during the
course of her degree. A course in a discipline, which a candidate should
compulsorily study as a core requirement is termed as a Core course. The
core courses aim to cover the basics that a student is expected to imbibe
in that particular discipline. They provide fundamental knowledge and
expertise to produce competent, creative Graduates with strong scientific,
technical and academic acumen. These courses are to be taught uniformly
across all universities with minimum deviation. The purpose of fixing core
courses is to ensure that all the institutions follow a minimum common
curriculum so that each institution adheres to a common minimum standard which makes credit transfer and mobility of students easier.
Elective course can be chosen from a pool of courses and which may be
specific or specialized or advanced or supportive to the discipline/subject
of study or which provides extended scope or enables an exposure to some
other discipline subject/domain or which nurtures the candidate’s proficiency/skill.
Elective courses offered under the main discipline are referred to as
Discipline Specific Electives. These courses provide more depth within
the discipline itself or within a component of the discipline and provide
advanced knowledge and expertise in an area of the discipline. The institutions have freedom to have their own courses based on their expertise,
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specialization, requirements, scope and need. The elective courses may be
of interdisciplinary nature.
A Minor Discipline is a secondary specialization that one may choose
to pursue in addition to a Major Discipline. They may be related areas of
studies or two distinct areas of studies which are not interrelated at all.
Open or Generic Elective Courses are courses chosen from an unrelated
discipline/ subject, with an intention to seek exposure beyond discipline/s
of choice. The purpose of these is to offer the students the option to explore
disciplines of interest beyond the choices they make in core and discipline
specific elective courses.
Project work is a special course involving application of knowledge in
solving / analyzing / exploring a real life situation / difficult problem or
data analysis. Project Work has the intention to provide research competencies at undergraduate level. It enables the acquisition of special advanced knowledge through support study/a project work. Candidates shall
carry out project work on her own with an advisory support by a faculty
member to produce a dissertation/ project report. Internship/Entrepreneurship shall be an integral part of the Curriculum.
Sports, Cultural and Extension Activities help in character building,
spiritual growth, physical growth, etc. They facilitate development of various domains of mind and personality such as intellectual, emotional, social, moral and aesthetic developments. Creativity, Enthusiasm, and Positive thinking are some of the facets of personality development and the
outcomes of these activities.
EVALUATION AND ACADEMIC
PROGRESSION (From Batch 2021 onwards)
Continuous Formative Evaluation/ Internal Assessment
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otal marks for each course shall be based on continuous assessments
and End semester examinations. As per the decision taken at the Karnataka State Higher Education Council, it is necessary to have uniform
pattern of 40:60 for IA and Semester End theory examinations respectively
and 50 : 50 for IA and Semester End practical examinations respectively, in
all the Universities, their Affiliated and Autonomous Colleges.
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Total Marks for each course
Continuous Internal Assessment
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100%
40% marks
60% marks
The continuous internal assessment is for 40% marks. This shall be based
on test, assignment, seminar, case study, field work, project work etc. There
shall be no minimum in respect of internal assessment marks.
Summative Evaluation/End Semester Examination
A candidate shall register for all the courses/papers of a semester for which
she fulfills the requirements, when she appears for examination of that
semester for the first time.
There shall be Theory and Practical examinations at the end of each
semester for odd semesters and for even semesters, as prescribed in the
Scheme of Examinations. Unless otherwise stated in the schemes of examination, practical examinations shall be conducted at the end of each
semester.
Minimum for a Pass
• No candidate shall be declared to have passed the Semester Examination
as the case may be under each course paper unless she obtains not less
than 35% marks in written examination / practical examination and 40%
marks in the aggregate of written /practical examination and internal assessment put together.
• A candidate shall be declared to have passed the program if she secures
at least 40% of marks in the aggregate of both internal assessment and semester end examination marks put together in each unit such as theory
papers / practical / field work / internship / project work /dissertation /
viva-voce, provided the candidate has secured at least 40% of marks in the
semester end examinations in each unit.
• The candidates who pass all the semester examinations in the first attempts are eligible for ranks.
• A candidate who passes the semester examinations in parts is eligible for
only Class, CGPA and Alpha-Sign Grade but not for ranking.
• If a candidate fails in a subject, either in theory or in practical, she shall appear
for that subject only at any subsequent regular examination, as prescribed for
completing the programme. She must obtain the minimum marks for a pass in
that subject (theory and practical, separately) as stated above.
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Rejection of Results
• A candidate may be permitted to reject result of the whole examination
of any semester. Rejection of result course/paper wise or subject wise shall
not be permitted.
• The candidate who has rejected the result shall appear for the immediately following examination.
• The rejection shall be exercised only once in each semester and the rejection once exercised shall not be revoked.
• Application for rejection of results along with the acknowledgment of
payment of the prescribed fee shall be submitted together with the original statement of marks within 30 days from the date of publication of the
result to the office of the Controller of Examinations.
• A candidate who rejects the result is eligible for only SGPA/CGPA or Class
and not for ranking.
Improvement of Results
• A candidate who has passed in all the papers of a semester may be permitted to improve the result by reappearing for the whole examination of
that semester. The reappearance may be permitted during the period N*2
years (where N refers to duration of the program) without restricting it to
the subsequent examination only.
• The student may be permitted to apply for improvement examination
45 days in advance of the pertinent semester examination whenever held.
• If a candidate passes in all the subjects in reappearance, higher of the
two aggregate marks secured by the candidate shall be awarded for that
semester. In case the candidate fails in the reappearance, candidate shall
retain the earlier result.
• A candidate who has appeared for improvement examination is eligible
for class/CGPA only and not for ranking.
• lntemal assessment (IA) marks shall be shown separately. A candidate
who wants to improve the result or who, having failed, takes the examination again or who has appeared for improvement shall retain the IA marks
already obtained.
• A candidate who fails in any of the semester examinations may be permitted to take the examinations again at a subsequent appearance as per
the syllabus and scheme of examination in vogue at the time the candidate
took the examination for the first time. This facility shall be limited to the
following two years.
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JYOTI PRIZE / BEST OUTGOING
STUDENT AWARD
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his is awarded every year to students from the final semester, one each
from the Arts, Science, Commerce & Management and B.Voc streams,
who, in the opinion of the Principal and the teaching faculty are found to
fulfill the following criteria:
1. Regularity and consistent academic performance
2. Participation in inter-collegiate, state and national-level programmes.
3. Leadership qualities and a healthy inter-personal relationship with staff
and students.
4. Made a significant contribution to the institution.
5. Upholds the values of the college and will continue to serve as an ambassador of its vision and mission.
CHOICE BASED CREDIT SYSTEM
(CBCS) FOR BATCH 2020
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ontinuous Internal Assessment and the introduction of the Credit Based System has brought our teaching programme on par with
international standards. JNC recognizes that the overall growth and development of its students, is complete in a four dimensional perspective
along with academics, i.e. co-curricular activities, extra-curricular activities,
sports and social outreach programmes. To provide a dynamic, innovative,
competitive, flexible and student-friendly learning environment, Credit
Based System was introduced from the academic year 2009–2010. This system provides the students with a wider choice of interdisciplinary courses
and instills in them a greater sense of belonging and involvement; it gives
them an opportunity to earn extra credits to enhance their academic experience. We strongly believe that higher education is effective and meaningful when the students are socially sensitized to cater to the needs of the
people, in fighting against poverty, disease, illiteracy and ecological degradation. With this aim, several social outreach activities are also conducted.
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Each student is expected to earn an aggregate of 150 to 160 credits from the
plethora of programmes offered by the College, which include:
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Clubs and Associations of various academic disciplines
Music, Dance, Quiz, Public speaking, Drama, Journalism and Craft Clubs
Athletics, Basketball, Cricket, Baseball, Throwball, Hockey, Badminton,
Softball, Football and Tennis
National Cadet Corps (NCC), Adventure Club, Rotaract Club
E cell and Eco club
National Service Scheme (NSS)
All India Christian University Federation (AICUF)
Compulsory Credits for Subjects:
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Value Education
Indian Constitution
Environmental Science
Life Skill for Personality Development
Computer Fundamental
E-Commerce for Computer Science Students
Additional Credits are Offered for:
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Value added courses
Extension & Community outreach programs
Co-Curricular and extracurricular activities
Sports
The Under Graduate Courses Offered by the College follow the Choice
Based Credit System (CBCS) –for Batch 2020
Choice based credit system has been introduced for the under graduate
programme at JNC from the 2015 batch onwards. In order to initiate qualitative and substantial changes in its Under Graduate programmes, Bangalore University has formulated guidelines based on the guidelines of the
University Grants Commission and the State Higher Education Council
and adopted the Choice Based Credit System (CBCS) which provides flexibility in curriculum. Flexibility at the Under Graduate level can be offered
only for general papers. Hence for the fifth and sixth semesters, JNC is offering three papers out of which one can be chosen on a first come first
served basis.
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Choice based credit courses offered for V Semester B.A / B.Sc. students
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Yoga and Health
Cultural Heritage of India
Basic French
Capital Market
Choice based credit courses offered for V Semester B.Com / B.B.A. students
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Creativity and Innovation
Cultural Heritage of India
Basic German
Choice based credit courses offered for VI Semester B.A / B.Sc. students
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Creativity and Innovation
Banking and Taxation
Basic German
Ornamental Fish Culture
Choice based credit courses offered for VI Semester B.Com / B.B.A. students
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Psychology in Everyday Life
Yoga and Health
Basic French
A student has to secure the minimum pass marks in the CBCS courses
which will be converted to grades and shown in the marks card.
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VALUE-ADDED COURSES
Course
Offered To
VALUE-ADDED
COURSES
MCA
Logic & Life MCA I Year Students
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Natural Language
MA Students
30 Hrs
Processing
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regular
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MBA
Employability Skills PG Students
30 Hrs
classes
help the studentsCommunication
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MCA students
30 Hrs
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MA. English
Writing Skills
PG Students
30 Hrs
cates are
given and credits are
awarded
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duration
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the
course.
(Bridge Course)
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M.Com
SPSS Basic
II Semester MCom (FA)
30 Hrs
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M.Com (FA)
TABLUE/ Power BI IV Semester MCom (FA)
30 Hrs
Certified
Programme
with MS-Office
Additional
Fees 2022–2023
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M.Com
(FA)
Applications
I Semester MCom (FA)
20 Hrs
Free
19 Value-Added
M.Com (FA)Courses
Stock Market Analysis IV Semester MCom(FA)
30 Hrs
MCA
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Department Courses
Paid Value-Added
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Course
Offered To
Duration
English
Botany
French
English
Mathematics
English
Spoken
English
All
50 Hrs
Hrs
Gardening
All Students
Students
50
Spoken
All
30 Hrs
hrs
SpanishFrench
Language
All Students
Students Intake - 40
50
Basic
All
50 Hrs
Hrs
GuitarMathematics
All Students
Students
50
for
ExamsAll Students
English
SelfCompetitive
Defense
50 Hrs
Biotechnology
Basic
Forensic
Biotechnology
students
30 Hrs
hrs
Zoology
Entomology
&
All Science Students
50
Science
Integrated Pest
Economics
Economics
of
All Students
50 Hrs
Management
Human
Resource
Genetics
Fundamentals
of Management
All Life Sciences Student
50 Hrs
Sociology
Applied
Ethics&
All Students
25 Hrs
Nutrigenetics
Computer Science
AWS
Fundamentals Computer Science
30 Hrs
Nutrigenomics
Students
Biotechnology
Computational Biology
I Degree- Intake 50
30 Hrs
Psychology
Personality
Development
All first
BTBO,
BTZL,year
BTCH,Students
BTGT, BTBC 30 Hrs
Certified Programme
Zoology
Applied
All
Students students
30 Hrs
Biotechnology
VaccinesZoology
& Drug
Biotechnology
30hrs
for
Entrepreneurs
Development
- Clinical
Botany
Nursery
&
All Students
15 Hrs
Trials & Regulation
Horticulture
Techniques
Biochemistry
Nutrition & Dietetics
II Degree Life Sciences students 50 Hrs
Biochemistry & Genetics
Medical Lab
I Degree BCGT/BTGT
50 Hrs
Technology
Commerce & Management Tally-ERP 9
All Commerce students
100 Hrs
(Certified Programme)
Botany
Intellectual Property All Students
10 Hrs
Rights - Certified Programme
Travel & Tourism Mgmt
Tourism Geography II Year HTJ/TM Students
50 Hrs
& Airline Ticketing
Electronics
Basic Yoga
All Students
30 Hrs
Electronics
Internet of Things
Computer Science
30 Hrs
& Electronic Students
Psychology
Communication
All Students
50 Hrs
Disorders &
Sign Language
Psychology
Managing Learning All Psychology Students
50 Hrs
Disabilities
Psychology
Research & Statistics All Psychology Students
30 Hrs
in Behavioural Sciences
Sociology
NGO Management
All Students
50 Hrs
Sociology
Paper Recycling
All Students
30 Hrs
Centre for Media Studies
Newspaper Publication All Students
50 Hrs
Centre for Media Studies
Short Filmmaking
All Students
50 Hrs
Physics
German Language
All Students
150 Hrs
Courses A1 Level
Physics
German Language
A1 Level Students
200 Hrs
Courses A2 Level
Placement
Employability Skill
All Students
60 Hrs
Set Training
French
Niveau A1
All Students
40 Hrs
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Free Value-Added Courses 2022–2023
Free Value-Added Courses
Sl.No Department
1
2
3
English
French
Mathematics
4
Biotechnology
5
Economics
6
7
Sociology
Computer Science
8
9
Psychology
Zoology
10
Botany
Sl.No Department
11
12
MCA
MCA
13
14
15
MBA
MA. English
MA. English
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17
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19
M.Com
M.Com (FA)
M.Com (FA)
M.Com (FA)
Course
Offered To
Spoken English
All Students
Spoken French
All Students Intake - 40
Basic Mathematics
All Students
for Competitive Exams
Basic Forensic
Biotechnology students
Science
Economics of
All Students
Human Resource Management
Applied Ethics
All Students
AWS Fundamentals Computer Science
Students - Intake 50
Personality Development All first year Students
Applied Zoology
All Students
for Entrepreneurs
Nursery &
All Students
Course
Offered To
Horticulture Techniques
Logic & Life MCA I Year Students
Natural Language
MA Students
Processing
Employability Skills PG Students
Communication Skills MCA students
Writing Skills
PG Students
(Bridge Course)
SPSS Basic
II Semester MCom (FA)
TABLUE/ Power BI IV Semester MCom (FA)
MS-Office Applications I Semester MCom (FA)
Stock Market Analysis IV Semester MCom(FA)
Duration
50 Hrs
30 hrs
50 Hrs
30 hrs
50 Hrs
25 Hrs
30 Hrs
30 Hrs
VALUE-ADDED COURSES
30 Hrs
15 Hrs
Duration
30 Hrs
30 Hrs
30 Hrs
30 Hrs
30 Hrs
30 Hrs
30 Hrs
20 Hrs
30 Hrs
Paid Value-Added Courses
1
2
3
4
5
Botany
English
English
English
Zoology
6
Genetics
7
Biotechnology
8
Biotechnology
9
Biochemistry
Gardening
All Students
50 Hrs
Spanish Language
All Students
50 Hrs
Guitar
All Students
50 Hrs
Self Defense
All Students
50 Hrs
Entomology &
All Science Students
50 Hrs
Integrated Pest
Management
Fundamentals of
All Life Sciences Student
50 Hrs
Nutrigenetics &
Nutrigenomics
Computational Biology I Degree
30 Hrs
BTBO, BTZL, BTCH,
BTGT, BTBC |
Certified Programme
Students Handbook
2022–23
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Vaccines & Drug
Biotechnology students
30hrs
Development - Clinical
Trials & Regulation
Nutrition & Dietetics II Degree Life Sciences students 50 Hrs
RESEARCH PUBLICATION AND
DEVELOPMENT CELL (RPDC)
The RPDC aims to motivate and enhance research potential among staff,
research scholars and students to promote innovative, intellectual and creative thinking.
Every year the Research Cell of Jyoti Nivas brings out the following
journals:
Students’ Research Journals
UG
UG
a. Academic Studies: National Journal
of Jyoti Research Academy, ISSN
0975-461X – 2 Issues
a. The Researcher
b. Scientia
c. Samshodhana
PG
PG
b. Navajyoti, ISSN 2456-3781
– Bi-annual online research journal
d. The Notebook
e. Dhii
RESEARCH CELL
Research Director
Dr. Nirmala Vaz nirmalavaz@jyotinivas.org
Department of Chemistry
Assistant Research Directors
Dr. Priyadarshini Pillai Department of Botany
priyadarshinipillai@jyotinivas.org
Dr. Raghuraghu@jyotinivas.org
Department of Chemistry
STUDENT JOURNAL
Coordinator: Arts
Mr. Paul Raj, Dept of Psychology paulraj@jyotinivas.org
Coordinator: Science
Dr. Priyadarshini Pillai, Dept of Botany
priyadarshinipillai@jyotinivas.org
Coordinator: Commerce
Ms. Gita Kishore, Dept of Commerce
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gitakishore@jyotinivas.org
INDUSTRY-ACADEMIA TIE-UP
Jyoti Nivas College Autonomous
has collaborated with several important national institutes and universities of world repute to identify
potential areas in the field of education to work jointly on research,
student development programmes
and educational enhancement.
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Fatima Mata National College,
Kollam
Leansol Consulting LLP – CA
Foundation, CS EET, CMA India
Foundation
NICT Computer Education Pvt.
Ltd, Bengaluru
Centre for Incubation,
Innovation, Research,
consultancy services (CIIRC)
BFSI Sector Skill Council of
India
EDGATE Technologies Pvt. Ltd
Under Texas Instruments India
University Program, Bengaluru
SOGO Energy, Govt. of
Karnataka, Bengaluru
Global FTI Pvt. Ltd Unde
Association of Charted
Accountants, United
Kingdom Bengaluru
Leads Clinical Research and Bio
Services Pvt. Ltd, Bengaluru
Entuze Technology Solutions
Pvt. Ltd, Bengaluru
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Mentormind Edutech Pvt. Ltd,
Secunderabad Telengana, India
Don Bosco College, Yelagiri Hills
Tamil Nadu
Infosys Ltd. Bengaluru
Wikkiance Pvt. Ltd, Bengaluru
Arkler Technology Bengaluru
L Bound Service Pvt. Ltd,
Bengaluru
Hucon solutions Pvt. Ltd,
Bengaluru
Bezohminds Pvt. Ltd, Bengaluru
Assumption College
Autonomous, Changanacherry,
Kerala
Christ College, Irinjalakuda
Deva Matha College,
Kuravilangad, Kerala
St. Joseph’s Degree & PG
College, Hyderabad, Telangana
St. Philomena’s College
(Autonomous), Mysore
St. Pious X degree College,
Hyderabad
St. Xaviers College Aluva
St. Teresa’s College
Autonomous Ernakulam
St. Francis College Bengaluru
Loreto College, Kolkata West
Bengal
Fathima College, Madurai
Deluxe Entertainment Bengaluru
TCS – through Xavier Board
Spotlyt, Bengaluru
NETWORK AND ACADEMIC COLLABORATION
Nodal Officer
Dr. Roopa Phillip roopaphilip@gmail.com
Deputy Nodal Officer
Ms. Sheril Sophia Dcouto sherilsophia@jyotinivas.org
Members
Students Handbook 2022–23
Mr. Paul Raj | Ms. Prathima Bhat
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SERVICES AND FACILITIES
SERVICES
CONTACT
College Office UG Admissions
080-2553-0137
College Office PG Admissions
080-2550-2143 / 080-2552-9119
Examination Cell
SERVICES/
FACILITIES
info@jyotinivas.org
jncpgcourses@gmail.com
coe@jyotinivas.org
PERSON IN CHARGE
DEPARTMENT
CONTACT
ARTS
Admissions
Dr. Radha Ganapthy Economics
Ms. Veronica A.
English
94488 39331
99167 49960
COMMERCE
Dr. J. Josephine
Narmada
Dr. Harathi D.
Commerce &
Management
94492 71703
90357 57704
SCIENCE
Mr. Jeevan K.N.
Physics
99649 29507
For more details access the college website: www.jyotinivas.org
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PERSON IN CHARGE DEPARTMENT
Scholarships
Student Welfare
and Remedial
Programmes
Innovation and
Incubation Cell
Ms. M. Sathyakala
Admin office
CONTACT
96633 53328
Ms. Anupama V
Bhat
Commerce & 90357 57704
Management anupamavbhat
@jyotinivas.org
Dr. B. Susheela
English
94490 53929
susheela001@gmail.com
Dr. Preeti
Mangala
Chemistry
Dr. Irene Getzi S
President
MCA
Dr. Priyadharshini Botany
Vice President
98459 67108
preetimangala@jyotinivas.org
irenegetzi@jyotinivas.org
priyadarshini12109@gmail.com
All scholarships and financial aids are listed on the college website.
Ms. Fouzia Khanum
Placement
UG Placement
Officer
Internship
Ms. Roseline
Gomes
Dr. Prathima
Bhatt
88672 50254
fouziakhanum@jyotinivas.org
Mr. Jeevan K.N.
UG Assitant
Placement Officer
Anti-Sexual
Harassment
Cell, Grievance
Redressal and
Anti Ragging
Squad Cell
Sociology
99649 29507
Physics
jeevan@jyotinivas.org
Psychology
99720 73420
Electronics
pratimabhat1@rediffmail.com
roselinegomes@jyotinivas.org
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PERSON IN CHARGE DEPARTMENT
Counsellor
Student Council
CONTACT
Psychology
80888 91799
Dr. Vidya H S
Commerce &
Management
vidhyahs@jyotinivas.org
Ms. Suparna
Sengupta
English
suparnasengupta
@jyotinivas.org
Dr. Sophia D
Chemistry
sophiad@jyotinivas.org
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FINE ARTS
Cultural
Committee
Western and
Indian Dance
College Choir
Literary
Committee &
Poetry Club
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Ms. Paramita Sen
Ms. Roshini
Shetty
paramitasen@jyotinivas.org
Commerce &
Management
roshinishetty@jyotinivas.org
kapil@jyotinivas.org
Coordinator: Mr.
Kapil Arambam
(Dr. Carol Stanly,
Ms. Vani K and
Mr. Nithin G Tom)
Centre
for Media
Studies
Dr. B. Susheela
English
susheelab@jyotinivas.org
Dr. T N Vasudeva
Murthy
Kannada
vasudevamurthy
@jyotinivas.org
Jyoti Nivas College Autonomous
NA
CLUBS AND
ASSOCIATIONS
PERSON IN CHARGE DEPARTMENT
Rotaract Club
National
Service Scheme
Dr. Sheryne John
Mathematics
Sociology
Ms. Janhavi N
CONTACT
sherynejemimajohn
@jyotinivas.org
janhavin@jyotinivas.org
Ms. Ashwini D
Commerce &
Management
National
Cadet Corps
Captain L.K.
Roopa Rani
Hindi
rooparani@jyotinivas.org
AICUF
Dr. Navis Vigilia
Mathematics
navisvigilia@jyotinivas.org
Entrepreneurship Cell - ECELL
Dr. Radha
Ganapathy
Economics
radhaganapathy
@jyotinivas.org
Quiz Club
Mr. Mikhail
Rajaram
Chemistry
mikhailrajaram
@jyotinivas.org
Commerce &
Management
Ms. Ashmitha
D’Souza
Dr. Susmita Sarkar
Jyoti Eco
Green Club
Ms. Mary Cordella
Electronics
Dcruz
marycordellacruz
@jyotinivas.org
Red Cross
Ms. Anupama V
Bhat
Commerce &
Management
anupamavbhat
@jyotinivas.org
Ranger Unit
Ms. Ramya H N
History
ramyahn@jyotinivas.org
Women’s Cell
Ms. Fouzia
Khanum
Sociology
fouziakhanum@jyotinivas.
org
Capt. H K Roopa
Rani
Hindi
Disaster
Management
Cell
Public Ad-
Munichowdappa N ministration
rooparani@jyotinivas.org
munichowdappa
@jyotinivas.org
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TECHNICAL SUPPORT AND
ONLINE ACADEMIC RESOURCES
PERSON IN CHARGE DEPARTMENT
Knowledge Pro/
Google
Workspace
Account
Mr. Shreyas
MIS
Mr. Praveen
Mascerenhas
Mr. Khaleel
Rahman
Dr. Rajesh
Dharmaraj
Infosys
Springboard
Ms. Margaret
Savitha
Coursera
Mr. Nikhil
Banerjee A
CONTACT
Technical
Administrators
98460 22053
Computer
Science –
Admin
99002 64251
praveen@jyotinivas.org
MCA – PG
rajeshdharmaraj
@jyotinivas.org
Computer
Science
margaretsavitha@jyotinivas.org
Centre
for Media
Studies
nikhilbanerjee@jyotinivas.org
Login Instructions
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Login credentials for KnowledgePro will be
available from your respective mentor.
Use your Google Workspace email ID
(_________________@jyotinivas.org) as your user
ID.
The first-time login password will be shared to
the students and will be prompted to change/
reset your password up on first-time login.
You can reach out to support team ID:
SpringBoard-support@infosys.com for any
questions, clarifications and technical issues.
Jyoti Nivas College Autonomous
FACILITIES
SERVICES &
FACILITIES
TIMINGS / EMAIL ID /
CONTACT NUMBER
IN CHARGE
Monday to Saturday
Bank
10am–2pm
2:30–3:30pm
South Indian
Bank
Lunch hour
2:00–2:30pm
Holidays
2nd and 4th Saturdays (and Sundays)
Monday to
Library &
Information
Centre
Meditation
Room
Friday
Mr. Manjunath
8am–5.30pm
Saturday
98449 44719
jnc_library@rediffmail.com
manjunathas@jyotinivas.in
8am–4pm
Open on all
working days
from
Ms. Maria Roslin
9am–4pm
(Supervisor)
70227 56141
Saturdays
9am–12pm
Administrative Block
Open on all working days from
Photocopy
Mr. Gopi
8.30am to 4.30pm
Saturdays 9am to 12.00pm
Indoor Games
Dr. Sajan George
Open on all
working days
from
93412 37981
8.30am to 5pm
Open on all
Working days
Gym
Dr. S Evelyna
Retna Judy
7.15am– 10am
2 pm– 5pm
78298 99909
Saturdays
7.15am –
10.30am
Health Clinic
Nursing staff:
Ms. Asha
All working
days
8.30am –
4.30pm
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CODE OF CONDUCT FOR STUDENTS
Jyoti Nivas College expects its students to adhere to the rules and regulations pertaining to academics and discipline, failing which, strict action
will be taken. Students are admitted to the college on the understanding
that they undertake to abide by the rules and regulations of the institution,
while making the best use of the state-of-the-art infrastructural facilities
offered by the college.
GUIDELINES FOR STUDENTS, PARENTS /
GUARDIANS TO MAINTAIN DISCIPLINE
1. Students admitted to the college are expected to maintain a high standard of diligence and good conduct.
2. Students should be regular and punctual in attending lecture/online
classes and practical sessions, student seminars, talks by subject experts,
value education classes/Religion classes and all co-curricular and cultural
programmes. General discipline is to be maintained during classes, weekly
assembly and other college activities.
DRESS CODE
Students should dress in a manner that is appropriate for an academic
atmosphere. The formal dress code of the college is salwaar kameez/ formal trousers/ loose jeans with knee length kurtas or long T-shirts/shirts.
Students who come to the Campus in an inappropriate attire will be cautioned.
ATTENDANCE
1. Attendance is taken at the beginning of each lecture and practical class.
As per Bengaluru City University regulations, a student should have a minimum of 80% attendance in each subject to be eligible to appear for the End
Semester Examination.
2. If a student remains absent continuously for a period of 5 days without
informing the Principal, her admission stands cancelled / is liable to have
her name struck off the rolls.
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3. Application for leave of absence will be available in the college office. The
completed form should be submitted to the Principal/Vice Principals. The
letter duly signed by the Principal should then be submitted to the concerned member from the Mentor/Discipline Committee.
4. In case of emergency, a gate pass can be procured from the Principal or
Vice Principals. On producing this to the security guard, the student will be
allowed to leave the College during the working hours.
5. Parents and students can check attendance online on a weekly basis.
Each student is given a user name and password to login and check their
attendance via the portal:
https://jncug.iolite.co.in/KnowledgePro/StudentLogin.do
MOBILE PHONES
To maintain the academic atmosphere of the college, students are allowed
to use mobile phones in the college campus strictly for academic and
co-curricular purposes. If a student is found violating this rule, her mobile
will be confiscated. During class hours, mobile phones should be switched
off and kept inside the bag.
RAGGING
Students must not involve in ragging. As per the directions of the Supreme
Court of India, the University Grants Commission has enforced a regulation to curb the menace of ragging in higher educational institutions u/s
26 (1) of UGC Act, 1956. In this regard, students and their parents/ guardians have to sign an affidavit promising to abide by the rules and also sign
another online anti-ragging affidavit which may be accessed in the link:
http://antiragging.in/site/affidavits_registration.aspx.
Any violation on the part of the students in the college or in the hostels,
will be dealt with strictly.
Contact Person
Ms. Roseline Gomes
Department of Psychology
+91-99720-73420
roselinegomes@jyotinivas,org
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PARKING
Students commuting to college by self-driven vehicles should obtain parking pass from the college office.
RE-ADMISSION
A student is eligible for re-admission to the next semester only if she has
appeared for the End Semester Examination of the previous semester.
STUDENT CODE OF CONDUCT
FOR ONLINE CLASSES
All students of Jyoti Nivas College are expected to abide by the following
code of conduct for online classes/learning:
1. Students should not share their login credentials with anyone else or use
another person’s account.
2. Recording, taking photographs or screenshots of a teacher’s presentation
by any individual must be done with the permission of the teacher.
3. All students have the right to express themselves and participate in an
online class. However, they are expected to treat each other with respect
and consideration, especially during discussions. Personal attacks directed
towards other participants, harassment, intimidation, or discrimination
in any form will not be tolerated.
4. Disruption of lectures by any means will not be tolerated.
6. Profile pictures used in any of the online teaching applications should be
appropriate for an educational environment.
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS
1. Parents / guardians are advised to monitor the conduct, academic progress and attendance of their wards periodically.
2. Parents / guardians are welcome to interact with the teachers/ mentors
during the mentor-parent meeting held every year and collect the attendance cum mark sheets from the respective mentors. Intimation, regarding the meeting, will be sent through the students.
3. Parents/guardians are requested to update their contact details with the
Mentors of their wards in case there is a change.
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4. The students are required to compulsorily wear the college identity card
while entering the campus.
5. Students seeking admission in hostels outside the college, should keep
the Principal informed. Any change in hostel address should be immediately brought to the notice of the Principal and Mentor.
6. Campus property should be treated with respect. The campus and classrooms must be kept clean at all times. Littering, defacing the walls, desks
or damaging college property will be dealt with seriously.
7. Students must observe a professional relationship between faculty and
students on the campus as well as off campus and online.
8. Students must not engage in threatening behavior that will cause any
individual to fear for their personal safety.
9. Students must not use the name, logo, resources or the reputation of the
college for private gain or the gain of a third party, or private business or
commercial purpose without prior permission.
Note: The code of conduct may be amended or modified any time. Students will
be duly informed of the same.
GUIDELINES FOR RAILWAY CONCESSION
1. Applications for all certificates must be addressed to the Principal in
writing. The application should contain the following details:
a ) Full name of the student in CAPITAL LETTERS
b) Class and register number
c) Month and Year of joining the College and the course to which
the student was enrolled in
d) Reason for applying for the certificate
2. A nominal fee will be charged for the issue of certificate.
3. It takes two working days to process the application and issue the certificate.
4. Railway concession forms will be issued to the bona-fide students of the
college for travel during mid-semester and end-semester vacations.
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SYNERGIZING COMMITTEE 2022–2023
PRINCIPAL
Dr. Sr. Lalitha Thomas, M.A., Ph.D.
VICE PRINCIPAL
Dr. Sitavi Yathiender, M.Sc., B.Ed, M.Phil, Ph.D.
CONTROLLER OF EXAMINATIONS
Dr. Latha V, M.Sc., M.Phil, Ph.D.
DEPUTY CONTROLLER OF EXAMINATION
Mrs. Shakila, M.Sc., M.Phil
IQAC COORDINATOR
Dr. Carol Stanly, M.Sc., Ph.D.
IQAC DEPUTY COORDINATOR
Dr. Roopa Philip, MA, MPhil, Ph.D.
DEAN – ARTS & LANGUAGES
Dr. Leena Nair, M.A., M.Phil, Ph.D., NET
DEAN - ACADEMIC STUDIES (CENTRE FOR MEDIA STUDIES)
Dr. Rupa Peter, M.A, M.Phil, SLET, NET Qualfied, PhD.
DEAN - PHYSICAL SCIENCES
Ms. P. Margaret Savitha, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D(Ongoing)
DEAN - LIFE SCIENCES
Ms. Arpana, M.Sc., B.Ed., M.Phil, Ph.D(Ongoing)
DEAN - COMMERCE AND MANAGEMENT
Dr. Josephine Narmadha J, M.Com M.Phil, Ph.D.
DEPUTY DEAN - ARTS & LANGUAGES
Ms. Maya Harave V, MA., M.Phil
DEPUTY DEAN - MANAGEMENT
Ms. Grace Samuel, M.Com, M.Phil
DEPUTY DEAN - COMMERCE
Ms. Gita Kishore, MBA, M.Phil
PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER
Dr. Vanaja Malathy, M.A., B.Ed., Ph.D.
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HEADS OF THE DEPARTMENTS
NAME
DEPARTMENT
EMAIL ID
Dr. Sophia. D
Biochemistry
sophiad@jyotinivas.org
Dr. Priyadarshini
Pillai M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D.,
Botany
priyadarshinipillai
@jyotinivas.org
Dr. Divya Joseph
Pereira
Biotechnology
divyajosephpereira
@jyotinivas.org
Dr. Preeti Mangala
Chemistry
preetimangala@jyotinivas.org
Dr. Josephine Narmadha J
Commerce &
Management
josephinenarmadha
@jyotinivas.org
Dr. Rupa Peter
Centre for Media
Studies
rupap@jyotinivas.org
Ms. Neeta Georphin
Computer Science
neetatr@jyotinivas.org
Dr. Leena Nair
Economics
leenanair@jyotinivas.org
Electronics
marycordellacruz
@jyotinivas.org
English
mayaharave@jyotinivas.org
French
sanjivyraja@jyotinivas.org
Hindi
rooparani@jyotinivas.org
History
nalinisekaran@jyotinivas.org
Kannada
goolappaokkunda
@jyotinivas.org
M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D
MBA., NET
M.Sc., B.Ed., Ph.D
B.Ed., M.Sc., Ph.D.
M.Com., M.Phil., Ph.D.
M.A, M.Phil, Ph.D
MCA., M.PhiI.,Phd Ongoing
MA., M.Phil., Ph.D., NET
Ms. Mary Cordella Cruz
M.Sc., M.Phil
Ms. Maya Harave V
MA., M.Phil.
Mr. Sanjivy Raja V
M.A., NET
Capt.H K Roopa Rani,
MA., KSET, Ph.D. Ongoing
Dr. Nalini Sekaran,
MA., MTM., B.Ed., M.Ed., NET,
PGDHE., IATA., Ph.D.
Dr. Goolappa Okkunda
MA. Ph.D., NET
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HEADS OF THE DEPARTMENTS
NAME
DEPARTMENT
EMAIL ID
Ms. Sheryne Jemima
John
Mathematics
sherynejemimajohn@
jyotinivas.org
Physics
carolstanly@jyotinivas.org
Ms. Roseline Florence
Gomes
Psychology
roselinegomes@jyotinivas.org
Mr. Munichowdappa N
Public Administration
munichowdappa
@jyotinivas.org
M.Sc, MPhil, PhD ongoing
Dr. Carol Stanly S
M.Sc., CEFRL & TTC German,
TTC - Yoga - International
SYVC, Ph.D.
M.Sc., P.hD (Ongoing)
MA., KSET.
Dr. Sr. Lalitha Thomas
M.A., Ph.D.
Sociology
Dr. Sajan George
Sports & Physical
Education
sajangeorge@jyotinivas.org
Dr. Anila Thomas
Tourism & Travel
Management
anilathomas@jyotinivas.org
Zoology & Genetics
sitaviramamoorthy
@jyotinivas.org
M.P.Ed., Ph.D
MA., Ph.D., NET
Dr. Sitavi Yathiender
M.Sc., B.Ed., M.Phil., Ph.D
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COLLEGE ANTHEM
Ring the bells of Jyoti Nivas,
Flame of Wisdom bright,
Proudly we unfurl the banner
Of this Abode of Light
Hearken all ye Jyotinivites
To the clarion call
Duty, Truth and Loving Kindness
Show to one and all.
Thousands proudly through her portals
Passed with fame and pride
Long their light shall linger o’er us
And with us abide.
If at times shadows darken
O’er life’s stormy sea.
May the light of Jyoti Nivas
With you ever be.
Hail once more immortal college
Site of Wisdom’s lore
Through long years of selfless service
Reign forever more.
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STUDENT’S PRAYER
God of the universe, author of life,
Supreme Lord, source of knowledge and wisdom,
We come before you to receive your blessings.
Give us the wisdom that we may use to the full,
the gifts and talents which you have given us.
Help us respect all people as members of one great family.
Help us to know you, the beginning of wisdom,
your purity, that we also being pure in heart
may see you and your love,
that we may love you as you have first loved us
May your presence go with us,
your love sustain us and your peace abide with us.
Amen.
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2022
10 July Sunday
09 August Tuesday
15 August Monday
31 August Wednesday
25 September Sunday
02 October Sunday
04 October Tuesday
05 October Wednesday
09 October Sunday
09 October Sunday
24 October Monday
26 October Wednesday
01 November Tuesday
11 November Friday
25 December Sunday
Bakrid / Eid al Adha
Muharram
Independence Day
Ganesh Chaturthi
Mahalaya Amavasye
Gandhi Jayanti
Mahanavami
Vijaya Dashami
Maharishi Valmiki Jayanti
Eid e Milad
Naraka Chaturdashi
Balipadyami, Deepavali
Kannada Rajyothsava
Kanakadasa Jayanti
Christmas Day
2023
01 January Sunday
15 January Sunday
26 January Thursday
18 February Saturday
22 March Wednesday
4 April Tuesday
7 April Friday
9 April Sunday
14 April Friday
22 April Saturday
23 April Sunday
01 May Monday
New Year
Makara Sankranti
Republic Day
Maha Shivaratri
Ugadi
Mahavir Jayanti
Good Friday
Easter Sunday
Dr. Ambedkar Jayanti
Idul Fitr
Basava Jayanti
Labour Day
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IMPORTANT NATIONAL/INTERNATIONAL DAYS
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January 11
January 12
January 15
January 24
January 25
January 25
January 26
January 30
February 4
February 9
February 11
February 20
February 21
February 28
March 4
March 8
March 15
March 21
March 27
April 14
April 18
May 8
May 31
June 5
June 14
August 15
August 29
August 30
September 5
September 8
September 14
October 28
November 1
November 26
December 1
December 3
December 10
National Human Traffic Awareness Day
National Youth Day
Army Day
National Girl Child Day
Tourism Day
National Voters Day
Republic Day
Martyr’s Day
World Cancer Day
Safe Internet Day
International Day of Women and Girls in Science
World Day of Social Justice
International Mother Language Day
National Science Day
National Safety Day
International Women’s Day
World Consumer Rights Day
World Poetry Day
World Theatre Day
Ambedkar Jayanti
World Heritage Day
World Red Cross Day
Anti-tobacco Day
World Environment Day
World Blood Donor’s Day
Independence Day
National Sports Day
Small Industry Day
Teachers Day
International Literacy Day
Hindi Day
National Ayurveda Day
Kannada Rajyotsava Day
Constitution Day
World Aids Day
International Day of People with Disabilities
Human Rights Day
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APPLICATION FOR LEAVE OF ABSENCE
Application for leave of absence must be submitted in the following format.
Jyoti Nivas College Autonomous
Bengaluru – 560095
Date . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Student Name:
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Class/ Combination:
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Register No:
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Period of Leave From:
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To: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Number of Days of Leave:
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Reason for Absence:
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Parent / Guardian’s Name:
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Parent/Guardian’s Phone Number:
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Signature of the Student:
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Signature of the Parent/ Guardian:
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Signature of Vice Principal:
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Signature of Principal:
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Note: Attach supporting documents
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