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From the President's pen

Sh. Punam Suri President DAVCMC, New Delhi & Arya Pradeshik Pratinidhi Sabha, New Delhi

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

DAV's vast, pervasive network of institutions owes its strength and sustenance to the age-old values and wisdom that are so reverently enshrined in the Vedas. When Swami Dayanand gave the historic call 'Back to the Vedas', he laid the foundation of a noble society founded on the moralistic principles of Vedic wisdom. Thus was created "Arya Smaj", Swami Dayanand's dream for the betterment and upliftment of society. And when Mahatma Hans Raj carried forth the torch of Vedic light into the field of education, DAV -- Dayanand Anglo-Vedic-institutions were created. DAV, right from its point of existence, embodies the spirit of sagacity and sacrifice that was so deely entrenched in the lives of the renowned stalwarts such as Mahatma Hansraj and Lala Lajpat Rai. In my discourses, I often highlight the strategic wisdom of the placement of the three letters D,A,V where "Anglo" refers to Western philosopy and knowledge, and its position in the middle signifies the wonderful balance that our institutions achieve, that is, to remain rooted in the Vedic values revered by Swami Dayanand, while imbibing the best of Western thought. For DAV, There is no limit to the attainment of knowledge because our Vedas inspire us to delve into the soul as well as seek awareness of all that the outer world has to offer. It is due to this divinely powerful combination of the mind and the soul that DAV, with a strength of nearly 800 institutions, has spread all over India as well as abroad..

Our challenging journey towards excellence goes on... From the Principal’s Desk

Dear Students

It gives me immense pleasure to congratulate you on choosing D.A.V. College, Sector 10, Chandigarh for admission and also to welcome you to the college.

'Students who get higher education are a privileged class in our country, particularly those who have the opportunity of studying in some outstanding institution as this college' These are the glowing and the ever inspiring words about our beloved College spoken by Shrimati Indira Gandhi, former Prime Minister of India, when she visited it in 1984.

Having been founded in 1958, when the city of Chandigarh was in its infancy, the college has grown with the city, becoming an integral part of the region's socio-cultural milieu. The college belongs to the family of the reputed D.A.V. institutions, founded by Mahatma Hans Raj, and inspired by the great visionary-Swami Dayanand Saraswati-the doyen of the Arya Samaj, who believed that, “True education consists in promoting knowledge, civilized manners, virtuous character, self-control and other moral qualities and in dispelling ignorance”. DAV stands for Dayanand Anglo-Vedic, a term that is unique in its amalgamation of ancient heritage and modernity. "Dayanand" and "Vedic" are the impetus for the DAV movement, connoting the richness of the Maharishi's value system and the profundity of Vedic wisdom. Steadfastly balanced between the two is "Anglo" that refers to the best of the western knowledge that is updated with the latest technology, yet which is well within the parameters of our ancient vedic heritage. The branches of the tree of knowledge will spread far and wide, yet it is the roots that will give strength and substance to the leaves fluttering merrily in the breeze. We are to set and achieve highest standards in education as our sublime mission is man-making. DAV students get the best of the two worlds: they compete with the world for optimum knowledge and opportunities, and simultaneously build a strong, noble character rooted in Vedic values. The D.A.V. College, Chandigarh continues to focus on this holistic synthesis by imparting to the students the best of new world humanistic, scientific and technical knowledge with a sense of pride in their rich cultural heritage.

This college has had a distinguished history. As one of the foremost educational institutions, D.A.V. College, Chandigarh has earned a commendable record of achievements in all fields. It is not for nothing that students from all parts of the country and abroad vie with one another to find a seat in this institution. During more than fifty years of its existence we have produced great administrators, jurists, academicians, artists and sports persons of international repute. Even this year we have achieved outstanding results in academic, sports and co-curricular activities. Our faculty is making exceptional contribution in research in various disciplines and other out-reach programs.

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

God Bless You !

Dr. B.C. Josan Principal CONTENTS Sr. No. Heading Page No.

1 Through the eyes of the Beholder 4

2 Studying at DAV College 5-7

3 Infrastructure and Learning Resources 8

4 Faculty 9

5 Deans and Teachers-in-charge, Societies 10

6 Academic Programmes & Number of Seats 11

7 Admission Schedule 12

8 Admission after re-evaluation 13

9 Instructions for Filling Admission Form(s) 13

10 Bachelors's Degree Programmes 14-17

11 Postgraduate Degree Programmes 18-20

12 Postgraduate Diplomas (Evening Classes) 20

13 Guidelines for Regular Students 21-23

14 Academic Calendar 24

15 More About The College 25-28

16 College Calendar 28

17. Sports Trials 28 Through the Eyes of the Beholder...

As one of the foremost educational innovations and improvements that you sure it will continue to maintain the lead. institutions, D.A.V. College. Chandigarh have brought about. Keep it up. I have no Shri K. Bannerji has earned a commendable record of hesitation in saying that I think it is the best Former Advisor to Administrator, achievements both in academic and extra College Campus I have so far seen. U.T. Chandigarh curricular feilds. Giani Zail Singh, Dr. S.D. Sharma The College has been consistently Former President, Republic of India Former President, Republic of India abiding by the enviable legacy of the Indian Scriptures as enunciated and The DAV College, Chandigarh will An Institution like this gives you an expounded by Maharishi Dayanand. It has continue to serve the high ideals for which opportunity to specialize and diversify, been recognized as Model College by the it was established. receive and give, assimilate and expand. National Institute of Educational Planning Shri Beant Singh and Administration, New Delhi. Former Chief Minister, Punjab His Holiness Sri Sri Ravishankar Late Shri R.C. Paul Former Vice Chancellor, Many of those who have passed through The DAV institutions are playing a Panjab University, Chandigarh D.A.V. Classrooms have made distinctive dynamic role in socio economic mark in various branches of life... resurgence and in keeping the shining The College has grown into a mighty Students who get higher education are a aspects of our ancient culture and values educational centre for higher learning and privileged class in our country, particularly alive. The only name which echoes more has come to occupy a position of prestige those who have the opportunity of soundly is that of DAVs for having earned and prominence. studying in some outstanding institutions the credit for producing eminent scholars, Shri R.N. Mittal as this college... This college has a social reformers and reputed personalities Former Judge, Punjab & Haryana distinguished history. If it rededicates itself who have deeply influenced the post- High Court, Chandigarh to the ideals of great lndian Swami independence era and left their seat of Dayanand Saraswati after whom it is authority and superiority in almost all D.AV. College, Sector 10, Chandigarh named. I am sure the college and those walks of life. The way DAVs are running ever since its inception set and achieved who pass through its portals would have a their educational institutions is peculiar in very high academic goals, did wonders in bright future. many ways; especially one always takes the fields of sports and set high records in pride in referring to the strict discipline co-curricular activities; this is flourishing Shrimati Indira Gandhi maintained by the teachers and the tradition here even today. Former Prime Minister of India taught. Further more to their credit the Late Hon'ble justice D.V. Sehgal DAVs come in a big way producing many Former Judge, Punjab & Haryana My dissatisfaction with the affiliated star players and athletes like Kapil Dev, High Court, Chandigarh colleges in general had been so great. but Yog Raj Singh, Madan Lal and stylish seeing the DAV College, Chandigarh at batsmen like Surinder Arnarnath and D.A.V. College 10, Chandigarh is a work some time ago. I felt compelled to M o h i n d e r A m a m a t h w h o h a v e brilliant model of Swami Dayanand's great change my views and to become indeed represented the country against the philosophy; in this institution, I have learnt, an advocate of autonomous Colleges. leading cricket playing nations of the high educational standards and lasting This would be the first of my choice. world. moral values are always achieved and Shri M. Chenna Reddy maintained, Shri Hardwari Lal Former Governor, Punjab Hon'ble Babu Parmanand Former Vice-Chancellor Former Governor, Haryana M.D. University, Rohtak The contribution of D.A.V. College, Chandigarh in the promotion of education The emphasis of D.A.V. College, I have known the quest tor excellence that i s p r a i s e w o r t h y a n d n e e d s a l l Chandigarh has always been on a D.A.V. College Chandigarh has placed as encouragement. harmonious development of human its goal in various walks of life. I have very Shri Bhajan Lal personality and its contribution to the field well known the ideas that inspire the Former Chief Minister, Haryana of education is too well known to need any members of staff as well as the student special mention. community. The D.A.V. College, Chandigarh has p r o d u c e d e m i n e n t s c h o l a r s a n d Shri Jagan Nath Kaushal Shri T.N. Chaturvedi sportsmen alike. Former M.P. & Union Minister of Law, Former Compotroller & Shri B.D. Pandey Justice and Company Affairs Auditor General of India Former Governor, Punjab

It was really informative to visit your The DAV College, Chandigarh has many campus and to see all the unique firsts to its 'Credit' in various activities. I am

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Mission & Objectives ancient Vedic Culture. The D.A.V helped them succeed in their lives, College, Chandigarh is trying to bring have been acquired by them in this D.A.V. College Chandigarh was about this synthesis by imparting to institution. They not only remember founded in 1958, when the city of the students the best of new world their college for its academic Chandigarh was in its infancy. The humanistic, scientific and technical excellence, its committed faculty and college has grown with the city, knowledge with the sense of history of dedicated principals, its ever growing becoming an integral part of the their rich cultural heritage-the Anglo impressive infrastructure and its star region's socio-cultural milieu. The and Vedic values. We work to achieve sportsmen. college belongs to the family of the these broad objectives. famous D.A.V. institutions, founded by Mahatma Hans Raj, and inspired Distinctive Features The college was built from scratch by the great visionary-Swami Every student enrolled with us is with missionary zeal. Brick by brick, Dayanand Saraswati-the doyen of the allowed perceptive freedom to excel the early principals and teachers at Arya Samaj, who believed that, "True in his chosen field of endeavour and the college put in super human efforts education consists in promoting interest. That is one reason, we to launch the college. And those knowledge, civilized manners, believe, that has helped using among the students who saw the virtuous character, self-control moulding career of some of the best college come up, knew exactly, what and other moral qualities and in young men & women of this region. the growth had entailed. They dispelling ignorance". He had Offering of maximum facilities to the experienced first hand, the self less always felt that the scientific students so that they fulfil their labour and love, and the sense of duty knowledge of the west needs to be potential has been the hallmark of the absorbed in the cultural milieu of and discipline, which had gone into the making of the institution. It is this college. All incentives in the college, India. The DAV movement, which be they in the form of special coaching started in 1886, gives a practical that makes many of these old students, themselves occupying high or counselling, extra books, sports shape to the ideals of Swami equipment, fee concessions, Dayanand's educational philosophy places, come back to the college for educating their sons and grand-sons, stipends, scholarships, etc. have not which aims to develop a modern really to be applied for. They are theirs scientific approach among the and now even daughters and grand- daughters. They believe that the skills for the deserving students in all fields s t u d e n t s , c o u p l e d w i t h a n of academic, extra curricular and understanding of their roots in the and values ingrained in them, which www.davchd.com 5 Studying at DAV College

Block and named it 'Shaurya Bhavan'. unitized syllabi help the students/ The idea of service to the community teachers gauge their performance sports activities. All this has led the and the nation is reinforced through and progress. Subject related National Institute of Educational the homage that is paid to the martyrs quizzes, contests, etc. are arranged to Planning and Administration (NIEPA) at their memorial in the college before monitor students' reading, and for to declare the college as the “Model the start of any function by all creating interest in and awareness of College”. dignitaries visiting the college from the subjects. All departments have The infrastructure and student time to time. Our students involve their own subject societies for support facilities available in the themselves in programmes like Blood arranging extra-curricular activities. college have enabled us to remain on Donation, Drug-deaddiction, AIDS top in the region. Our students awareness, Pulse Polio Campaign continue to bag top positions in Research Cell and service to the blind, etc. We have studies. We have successfully A Research Cell has been established also joined a project to give shelter to launched postgraduate programmes in the college with a corpus of Rupees street children. We have been holding i n I T. , C o m m e r c e , E n g l i s h , 4 8 l a c t o p r o m o t e r e s e a r c h computer literacy classes for senior Bioinformatics, Biotechnology, temperament and culture. Several citizens. The training is given free of C h e m i s t r y, M a t h s , Z o o l o g y, major and minor projects sponsored cost. More than 500 senior citizens Psychology, Public Administration by the U.G.C. and other funding have benefitted so far. and Sociology, Business Economics; agencies have been undertaken by and P.G. Diplomas in various fields. the faculty. We have produced 68 International Teaching/ Learning Sportsmen like the legendary Kapil and Evaluation Research Journal Dev, Yuvraj Singh, Yograj, Dinesh The college enjoys its enviable College brings out a research journal Mongia, Jeev Milkha Singh & Irina position because of effective in Humanities and Social Sciences Brar. This tradition is alive and kicking teaching-learning and evaluation twice a year. The journal called even today. Young scholars, almost processes. Students are provided DIVINER publishes research based every year, inspired and fired by appropriate counselling at the time of articles/ papers contributed by g l o w i n g e x a m p l e s o f t h e i r admission and selected on the basis research scholars and teachers in predecessors do their best to maintain of their past academic performance India and abroad. It has been running the high levels of excellence that are after an interview. Their knowledge, successfully since 2004. very rarely achieved elsewhere. skills and attendance in class are When they come here success is only regularly monitored and their parents Placement Cell a sacred word in their prayers, when are kept posted with their wards' Many internationally recognized they leave success is actually a solid performance. A system of continuous companies like Genpact, ICICI weapon in their hands. With this assessment of students has been Prudential, Career Launchers, Lowe weapon they proceed to win all battles introduced. Students are encouraged Lintas, Infosys and IBM have visited of life. to develop one or the other interest, the campus for placements. Lowe hobby, beyond their studies and their Lintas shortlisted students from the Our achievements have enabled us to participation in college activities is college. play host to four Vice-Presidents, one rewarded accordingly. Prime Minister, several Union Companies like Mahindra Satyam, Ministers, Governors, Chief Ministers, HCL, RBS and Finvasia visited the The courses set by the University are campus. The college is also in the Great religious Leaders and other covered intensively with the help of all dignitaries. They have graced our process of an institutional alliance available teaching aids in the college. program for integrated placements functions on many occasions and T h e f a c u l t y u s e c o m p u t e r s / blessed and motivated the students with TEAMLEASE - one of the largest multimedia/ audiovisual aids to make staffing companies in India. and staff. lectures interesting. A variety of teaching Social Commitment methods combining A practical demonstration of our the traditional lecture students' attitude can be seen in the w i t h l a b o r a t o r y - concern they develop for their country based practicals, and their community. They actively tutorials and seminar imbibe the spirit of social service and teaching, wherever many of them join the armed forces. r e q u i r e d , a r e To the martyrs from our college, we employed. Term wise have dedicated our Administrative teaching plans and

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A career guidance and counselling various ways. It organizes remedial cell has been established which c l a s s e s a n d m a k e s s p e c i a l enables the students to get all the arrangements for advance learners. It tolerance on harassment of any kind, relevant information about the career provides an environment which of girls and women on campus. We chosen by them. facilitates learning. have put in place a responsive mechanism focusing not only on careful supervision but also on Infrastructure Ragging, drinking and smoking are prohibited on the campus. Similarly, e d u c a t i o n a l i n t e r v e n t i o n s , Our greatest advantage is that the students are not allowed to go in for counselling and quick redressal. college is located in the heart of the fashion shows that denigrate the Accordingly, we have constituted a city, easily accessible to commuters human body or wear dresses which Women's Cell. from outside and different sectors of are exhibitionist. Musical concerts A Grievance Redressal Committee the 'City Beautiful'. We have buildings which encourage vulgarity and takes up all isssues including those of with spacious classrooms, sprawling obscenity are not allowed in the complaints of alleged discrimination lawns, a beautiful seminar complex college. Antidrugs, antiviolence and of students, from the Scheduled w i t h a u d i o v i s u a l a i d s , t w o a n t i - b o o z e p r o g r a m m e s a r e Castes, Scheduled Tribes, OBC's, auditoriums, a cyber cafe, 25 organized by the active participation Minority or disabled categories. sophisticated labs, well equipped of the Students' Central Association. Gymnasium and vast playgrounds. The students are only allowed two With the introduction of new courses/ Besides this, we have a coffee house wheelers on the campus so that they programmes in the college, and and a separate canteen on the realize the need of observing some added emphasis on research, the campus. A doctor remains on duty in austerity, and also contribute to the college hopes to further improve the the college dispensary to attend to the conservation of natural resources. quality of education. We recognize minor ailments of staff and students. Our endeavour is to produce sensitive the students' need to grow in life and and successful humans in tune with support them in every way. Healthy Practices the demands of modern times. The College attempts to cater to the special needs of all students in The college strives to ensure zero

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• Central Library • Announcement System for each Room for 100 Persons • Lal Chand Research Library Building all over the Campus • Air-conditioned Committee • Computer Centre • Hostels for Boys & Girls Room for 30 Persons • Departmental Libraries • Health Centre • College Hall for 1200 Persons • 25 Laboratories • Press • Canteen Chemistry 05 • Guest House • Milk Bar Physics 03 • Nursery • Fruit Shop Botany 02 • Vehicle Parking Shed • Coffee House Zoology 03 • Extension Counter of State • Dry Cleaning Shop Geography 02 Bank of India • Books/General Merchandise Psychology 02 • A Yajna Shala Shop Computers 05 • Air-conditioned Administrative • Cobbler Shop Biotechnology 02 Block • Barber Shop Bioinformatics 01 • Audio- Visual Centre for 150 • Beauty Parlour • 2 Museums persons Botany 01 • Air-conditioned Conference Zoology 01 • Grievances Redressal Committee • Women's Cell • Centralised 11 KVA Electricity Distribution System for 24 hours supply • Centralised EPABX System • Tubewell and Water Distribution/ Pumping Facility • Mineral Water Dispensers / RO Purifiers All Over the Campus • Security System for 24 Hours Monitoring / Controlling the whole Campus / Hostels • CCTV Cameras at specific points

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English Department 7. Prof(Ms) Iqbalpreet Kaur Public Administration 1. Prof. R.M.Sharma 8. Dr. Rohan Kaushal 1. Dr. Ravinder Dogra 2. Prof. Anil Kumar Sharma 9. Dr. Shaminder Singh 2. Prof. (Ms.) Aarti Sharma 3. Prof. Avanindra Chopra 3. Dr. (Ms.) Kiran Hooda 4. Prof. Anil Sarwal Mathematics 4. Prof. Amitabh Dwivedi 5. Prof. Arun Aggarwal 1. Prof. A.S. Dogra 5. Prof. (Ms.) Umang Bishnoi 6. Prof. (Ms.) Gagan Gurjit Singh 2. Prof. S. P. Puri 6. Dr. (Ms) Sumita Bakshi 7. Dr. (Ms.) Suneeta Patnayak 3. Prof. (Ms.) Rita Jain 8. Prof. (Ms.) Neevi A. Kumar 4. Prof. (Ms.) Mona Narang Computer Science 9. Prof. (Ms.) Rashmi Kalia 5. Prof. (Ms.) Neena Sharma 1. Prof. (Ms.) Meenakshi Bhardwaj 10. Dr. (Ms.) Rashmi Gupta 6. Dr. (Ms.) Sushma Saini 2. Dr. (Ms.) Suman Dhull 11. Prof. (Ms.) Sakoon N. Singh 7. Prof. D.P.Semwal 3. Prof. Puneet Chadha 12. Dr. Sumittar S. Walia 8. Prof. Neeraj Chamoli 9. Prof. (Ms) Shivani Anand Bedi Psychology Department Hindi Department 10. Prof. (Ms) Manisha Modi 1. Dr. (Ms.) Aradhana Sharma 1. Dr. (Ms.) Shivani Chopra 11. Prof. (Ms) Shikha Sharma 2. Dr. (Ms.) Pratibha S. Dhundia 2. Vacant 12. Dr. (Ms) Aarti Khurana 3. Dr (Ms.) Shruti Shourie 4. Dr. (Ms.) Rohini Thapar Punjabi Department Economics Department 5. Dr. (Ms.) Komila Parthi 1. Dr. (Ms.) Harinder Kaur 1. Dr. Vinod Kumar 6. Prof. (Ms) Harpriya Singh 2. Dr. Mandeep Kumar 2. Prof (Ms) Simran Jaidka 3. Dr. Rajinder Singh 3. Prof. (Ms.) Kavita Anand Political Science Department 4. Dr. Himanshu 1. Dr. Ghanshyam Dev Sanskrit Department 5. Dr. Manjit Sharma 2. Dr. (Ms.) Sutapa Saryal Vacant 3. Dr. (Ms.) Kanwalpreet Geography Department Chemistry Department 1. Prof. (Ms.) C.K. Sandhu Biotechnology Department 1. Dr. A.K. Nanda 2. Prof. M.S. Sekhon I . Dr. (Ms.) Kakoli Biswas 2. Dr. Narinder Verma 3. Vacant 2. Dr. (Ms.) Raman Soni 3. Dr. V.K.Vats 3. Dr. (Ms) Anjali Sharma 4. Dr. B.K. Vermani History Department 4. Dr. (Ms) Aarti Arya 5. Dr. Bhupinder Kapila 1. Prof. Jyotirmaya Khatri 6. Dr. Dinesh Talwar 2. Prof. (Ms.) Poonam Sharma Bioinformatics Department 7. Dr. Amrit Lal Singla 3. Prof. (Ms.) Anu Jain 1. Dr. (Ms.) Nandita Bachhawat 8. Dr. Vinod Sharma 4. Dr. (Ms.) Suman Bharti 2. Prof. (Ms.) Sangeeta Sharma 9. Dr. Vivek Pathania 5. Prof. Kapil Gandhar 3. Dr. (Ms.) Rupinderjit Kaur 10. Dr. (Ms.) Priya Duggal 6. Dr. (Ms.) Manpreet Kaur 11. Dr. (Ms.) Reshma Library 12. Dr. Shivani Doomra Physical Education 1. Ms. Deepti Madaan 13. Dr. (Ms) Jyotsna Rekhie 1. Prof. Satish Gandhi 3. Sh. Shelinder Sharma 14. Prof. (Ms) Alka Grover 2. Prof. Ravinder Chaudhry 4. Ms. Pooja Saraf 15. Prof. (Ms) Rupinder Kaur 3. Prof. Maharaj Baksh Singh 5. Sh. Subhash Chander 16. Dr. (Ms) Sonu 4. Dr. Amanendra Mann 6. Sh. Harpreet Singh 5. Prof. Gurjeet Singh Gill 7. Sh. Phool Chand Botany Department 8. Sh. Girdhari Lal 1. Dr. Rajesh Sharma Sociology Department 2. Dr. (Ms) Ranju Gulati 1. Dr.Jagdish C. Mehta Administrative Staff 3. Dr. Sonali Guleria 2. Prof. (Ms.) Amandeep Kaur 1. Sh. Rakesh Sharma 3. Dr. (Ms.) Amrinder Bhullar 2. Sh. Inderpal Bajaj Zoology Department 4. Dr. (Ms.) Sunita Pandey 3. Sh. Shashi Kant Bhardwaj 1. Dr. V.K. Garg 4. Sh. Ajmer Singh 2. Prof. Anil Seli Commerce Department 5. Sh. Roop Narayan 3. Dr. (Ms) Kulvir Sra Dhindsa 1. Dr. (Ms.) Sarika Mahendru 6. Sh. S.L. Bali 4. Dr. (Ms) Sagandeep Kaur 2. Dr. (Ms.) Praneet Rangi 7. Sh. Raj Kumar Sahi 5. Dr. (Ms) Meenu Vats 3. Dr. (Ms.) Ruchi Anand 8. Sh. Satish Kumar Gupta 6. Dr. (MS) Manju Dewan 4. Prof. Manish Wayyar 9. Sh. Suresh Kumar 7. Dr. (Ms) Suman Kapoor 5. Prof. (Ms.) Shruti Marriya 10. Sh. Anoop Kumar Sharma 8. Dr. (Ms) Veena Bhalla 6. Prof. (Ms.) Neeti Gupta 11. Sh. Hemant Kumar Dhiman 9. Dr. (Ms) Meenu Midha 7. Dr. (Ms.) Purnima Sehgal 12. Sh. Mohinder Kumar 8. Prof. (Ms.)Joy Dhingra 13. Ms. Chanchla Devi Physics Department 9. Prof. (Ms.)Anu Patney 14. Ms. Pooja 1. Dr. K.C.Jain 10. Prof. (Ms.) Divya Sharma 15. Sh. Ashish Dogra 2. Dr. A.K. Kansal 11. Prof. (Ms.) Rosy Ahulwalia 16. Ms. Geeta Sapra 3. Dr. R.P. Singh 12. Prof (Ms) Mona Sharma 4. Dr. S.K. Rattan 13. Dr.(Ms.) Vibha Sinha Medical Officer 5. Prof. A.K. Taneja 14. Dr. (Ms) Monika Chopra 1. Dr. (Ms.) Ranjeet Kaur 6. Prof (Ms) Rakesh Rani www.davchd.com 9 Deans and Teachers -in-charge, Societies

Music Club Editor Diviner Dr. (Ms.) Harinder Kaur Dr. Kiran Hooda

Drama Club The Chemical Society Staff Secretary Prof. Ravinder Chaudhary Dr. A.K. Nanda Prof. Anil Sharma Bursar NSS Bose Biological Association Dr. Rajesh Sharma Prof. A.S. Dogra Prof. D.P. Semwal Members Governing Body Dr. (Ms.) Komila Parthi The Sociological Association Dr. Ravinder Dogra Prof. Rajinder Singh Dr. Jagdish C. Mehta Dr. Ghanshyam Dev Scholarship In Charge Quiz Club Dean Faculty of Arts Prof. Neena Sharma Dr. Manpreet Kaur Prof. Ram Mohan Sharma Prof. Rosy Ahluwalia Dean Faculty of Science Punjabi Sahit Sabha Dr A.K. Nanda Dr. Harinder Kaur Biotechnology Activity Club (BAC) Dr. (Ms.) Raman Soni Dean, Faculty of Commerce & Management Physics Association Eco Club Dr. (Ms.) Sarika Mahendru Dr. K.C. Jain Prof. (Ms.) Alka Grover Dean Admission Hindi Sanskrit Sahitya Parishad Convenor, Women Cell Prof. Arun Aggarwal Dr. (Ms.) Shivani Chopra Dr. C.K. Sandhu Registrar Dr. V.K. Garg Political Thinkers’ Forum Dean Programming Prof. A.S. Dogra Controller (Exams) Dr. Ghanshyam Dev Dr. S.K. Rattan The Psychology Association Dy. Controllers (Exams) The Geographical Society Dr (Ms.) Aradhana Sharma Dr. A.L. Singla Prof. M.S. Sekhon Prof. A.K. Taneja Public Administration Association Arya Yuvak Parishad Prof. (Ms.) Aarti Sharma Dean Cultural Activities Prof. Anil Seli Dr. B. Kapila P.R.O Dean Students’ Welfare History Association Dr. Vibha Sinha Prof. S.K. Gandhi Prof. J. Khatri Placement Officer Dean, Foreign Students Dr. V.K. Vats Prof. (Ms.) Rita Jain Planning Forum Dr. Vinod Kumar NCC Wings Dr. Manjit Sharma Dr. R.P. Singh (Army) Dr. Himanshu (Naval) Dr. Mandeep Kumar (Air Force)

10 www.davchd.com Academic Programmes & Number of Seats Bachelor's Degree Programmes Postgraduate Degree Sr. Courses Number Programmes No. of Seats Sr. Courses Number 1 BA (General) 950 No. of Seats 2 B.Com 210 Commerce 3 B.C.A. 120 4 B.B.A. 120 1 M.Com 40 5 B.Sc (Medical, Non-Medical, 500 2. M.B.E 40 Computer Science, Humanities Biotechnology) 1. M.A. (English) 60 6 B.Sc (Hons) Bioinformatics 25 2. M.A. (Psychology) 40 7. B.Sc. (Hons) Biotechnology 25 3. M.A. (Public Administration) 60 P.G. Diploma Programmes 4. M.A. (Sociology) 60 (Evening) Science and Technology Sr. Courses Number 1. M.Sc. (IT) 60 No. of Seats 2. M.Sc Bioinformatics 15 1 Postgraduate Diploma in 60 3. M.Sc. Biotechnology 40 Computer Application 4. M.Sc. Chemistry 40 2. Postgraduate Diploma in 60 5. M.Sc. Maths 60 Marketing Management 3. Postgraduate Diploma in 60 6. M.Sc. Zoology 40 Mass Communication 7. M.Sc. Physics 40 Admissions Students are admitted to the college on How to Apply Computer Science, Biotechnology, the basis of merit and an interview Bioinformatics) conducted by the Admission Committee. Applications on the prescribed form 6. B.A. Candidates must present themselves appended to the Prospectus should be 7. All PG Degree Programmes are to be for the interview at the time of submitted to the college office as per submitted to the college office by 4th admission. Candidates who do not admission schedule. The form should be July, 2013 (Thursday) appear for the interview will not be complete in all respects, with all considered for admission. The candidates supporting documents at the time of For ongoing classes students are must produce all the relevant certificates submission/ interview. Separate requested to present themselves for in original for the verification at the time of Application Forms need to be filled for i n t e r v i e w t o t h e i r r e s p e c t i v e interview failing which they will not be applying to more than one programme/ admission committees with completed considered for admission. The college application forms as per schedule reserves the right to refuse admission course/stream. Note: to any student without assigning any Admission Schedule Before submitting the Application Form, reason. Admission Dates The students seeking admission on the I) Normal Admission please note down the serial no. of the basis of having passed their lower 11-07-13 to 20-07-13 form. examination from Board/University other (Thursday) (Saturday) than Panjab University are advised to • Mere submission of Application Form ii) Late Admission to be allowed by the submit their original Migration certificate does not ensure Admission. Principal of the college with a Late and marks sheet at the time of admission. • Merit lists for Admission to the above Fee of Rs. 500/- per student. Marks would be verified from the Result classes will be displayed on the Gazette. 22-07-13 to 02-08-13 (Monday) (Friday) college Notice Board on 9th July, For admission, fraction of marks less than 2013 at 11:00 am and counselling will the requisite percentage would not be iii) Late admission in the college to be begin from 11th July, 2013 at 8:30 am rounded off to the advantage of the allowed by the Vice - Chancellor with candidate i.e. 32.9%, 39.9% and 49.9% a late fee of Rs. 1,800/- per student as per the following schedule. shall not be rounded off to 33%, 40%, 50% 03-08-13 to 21-08-13 Note: (Saturday) (Wednesday) etc. The college is not responsible if the The Student should deposit their fees university does not approve of the Important on the day of admission otherwise it admission of a candidate who has made Completed Application Forms for some wrong or incomplete statements, will be treated as cancelled. hidden some necessary facts, or attached Admission to First Year of A Wrong statement of facts or willful 1. B.B.A false or incomplete documents. All concealing of information may lead to admissions made are subject to 2. B.C.A. 3. B.Sc. Hons. (Bioinformatics) cancellation of the admission of the approval of the Panjab University, student. Chandigarh and according to eligibility 4. B.Sc. Hons. (Biotechnology) criteria laid down by it. 5. B.Sc. (Medical, Non-Medical, www.davchd.com 11 Admission Schedule

Note: CLASS DATES CLASS DATES Panjab Universiy with conduct BBA-I, BCA-I 11-07-13 & 12-07-13 M.Sc -II (all subjects) 11-07-13 to 13-07-13 online centralized admission to BA-I (60% and above) 11-07-13 & 12-07-13 MA -II (all subjects) 11-07-13 to 13-07-13 B . C o m - 1 s t Ye a r f o r t h e B.Sc-I 11-07-13 & 12-07-13 M.Com-II, MBE-II 11-07-13 to 15-07-13 academic session 2013-14 in M.Sc-I (All subjects) 11-07-13 & 12-07-13 B.Com-II 13-07-13 & 15-07-13 city Colleges of Chandigarh. MA-I (All subjects) 11-07-13 & 12-07-13 BA-II 12-07-13 to 15-07-13 P l e a s e c o n t a c t P a n j a b M.Com-I, MBE-I 11-07-13 & 12-07-13 BBA-III, BCA-III 13-07-13 to 15-07-13 University or its website BA-I (55% & above) 13-07-13 to 15-07-13 B.Com-III 12-07-13 to 15-07-13 BBA-II, BCA-II 13-07-13 to 15-07-13 B.Sc-III 12-07-13 to 15-07-13 (www.bcomadmission.puchd. B.Sc-II 13-07-13 to 15-07-13 BA-III 12-07-13 to 15-07-13 a c . i n ) f o r a d m i s s i o n t o B.Com1st Year. Timings for admission/counselling 8:30 am to 1:30 pm

Documents to be submitted 10. In addition to above Foreign Students amongst the students who have passed with the Application Form have to produce the following their qualifying examination from schools/ The following documents should be documents at the time of counseling/ colleges recognised by Chandigarh attached to the application form for admission: i. Original Passport with Administration and situated in Union admission. long term visa. ii. A certificate of Territory, Chandigarh, as regular students 1. Self attested copies of Board or registration from the localpolice. iii. of the said school/ college subject to the University Certificates showing the AIDS clearance certificate condition that such students must have date of birth and details of previous 11. No foreign student will be admitted studied for two years at Chandigarh and examinations passed and detailed without the approval of the Dean have passed one lower qualifying marks certificates. (Original Detailed Foreign Students. examination from these schools, Marks Certificates issued by the 12. An attested photocopy of residence Colleges. These seats will be termed University or the Board should be proof/Aadhar Card/Voter Card/ 'U.T. Pool.' produced at the time of interview) Passport etc. General Pool 2. Self attested copy of the certificate of Reservations The remaining seats,15% will be filled good conduct from Head of the The college follows the reservation policy from amongst the students who passed Institution last attended. framed by the Panjab University/ their qualifying examination from the 3. Three copies of recent passport size Chandigarh Administration. Reservations institutions other than those located in the photograph. (One pasted, two in seats for admission, wherever Union Territory Chandigarh. These seats stapled). applicable, for the following categories of will be termed 'General Pool.' 4. An affidavit in duplicate from each students exist in the college. C e r t i f i c a t e s f r o m a p p r o p r i a t e candidate having gap year seeking 1. Scheduled castes/Scheduled Tribes. authorities should be submitted along admission to the College/Department 2. Dependents of Defence/ Para- with the application form to claim to the effect that he/she was not Military personnel/Kargil War benefit of reservations. disqualified by any Board/Body/ affected, etc. Weightages Council/University and he/she was 3. Physically / Visually Handicapped The holders of NCC A, B and C Certificate not already registered with the Panjab persons. shall be given the weightage in marks for University (wherever applicable), In 4. Children and Grand Children of admission as follows: A-I %, B-2% and case the candidate was disqualified, Freedom Fighters. C-3%. A maximum weightage in marks of the period of disqualification and the 5. Sportsmen/women. 4% for distinction in any or all the co- activities in which the candidate was 6. Dependants of Victims of Terrorist curricular activities achieved in any of the i n v o l v e d d u r i n g t h e p e r i o d Violence in Punjab and Chandigarh, 3 years preceding the year of admission is disqualification, should be indicated 1984 riots. permissible. by the candidate in the said affidavit. 7. Widows/Divorced women For NSS and other weightages in Adult 5. A student will have to submit a Additional Seat for only (Single) Education and Functional literacy on personal affidavit about the marks to Girl Child and Cancer/Aids production of desired certificates as per the college in case the result gazette Patient PU. Chandigarh rules. is not available with the college. Two additional seats for the only sibling girl These weightages shall not be used for 6. Original Migration Certificate/No child (single) for admission in each course determining eligibility for admission as Objection Certificate in case of have been allowed provided she is prescribed by the University under its candidates seeking admission to the otherwise eligible from all angles. regulations. college from Universities/ Boards/ A copy of an affidavit on a stamp paper Late Admissions Councils/ Bodies other than Panjab worth Rs. 20/- duly attested herby 1st (Only if seats are available) University. Migration Certificate class Magistrate is to be submitted by the A student whose result of 1 0+2 should be submitted before 20th parents of the girl child at the time of e x a m i n a t i o n i n F e b r u a r y / M a r c h September, 2013 because it must admission. conducted by a School Board is published reach the University office by 30th An additional seat each for cancer and late, but not later than 10th August of the September, 2013. AIDS patient is available in all the courses year of admission, may be admitted 7. Certificates relevant to claim any to an eligible candidate. without late fee within 15 working days of reserved category status. Important the declaration of the result and his/ her 8. Certificates in support of claim for attendance shall be counted from the date weightage / weightages. The following is the criteria of reservation of seats, wherever applicable. of admission. This would be applicable to 9. Eligibility Certificate, wherever students of Open School Board also. After applicable (compulsory for foreign For U.T. Pool Candidates: 85% For General Pool Candidates: 15% expiry of this period, the late admission students) from Deputy Registrar approval from the Vice-Chancellor is (General) Panjab University. U.T. Pool required. 85% of the total seats will be filled up from

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In the case of Panjab University students (ii) Candidate is higher in merit than the case of admission to a course having who have already appeared in any of its candidate in waiting list. Semester Exam. the date will be October 15”. examinations and the result is declared (iii) The request is made before the last late for one reason or the other, the date for late admission with the prior In the case of late declaration of results admission cannot be said to be a case of a p p r o v a l o f t h e due to any reason other than re-evaluation fresh admission. They are already midway Vice-Chancellor as already laid : That in the case of Panjab University of the course/ class. In their cases, down. students who had already appeared in any admissions to the next class/ course are of its examinations and the result was The following Rule in the P.U. Cal. Vol. III, allowed within 10 days, from the date of declared late for one reason or the other, 2005 at page 398 will be followed in case while they were in the midway of the communication of the result, without of re-evaluation cases : charging any late fee. course/class, the admission to the next “If as a result of Re-evaluation, a class/course be allowed within 10 days Admission is strictly on candidate passes at the examination, from the date of declaration of the result, he/she shall be eligible to seek admission without any late fee but not later than 31st merit. to the next higher class within ten working December of the academic session. In the days of the communication of re- case of admission to a course having Admission after re-evaluation evaluation result to him/her. His/her Semester Exam. the date will be Admission of students whose results are attendance shall be counted from the date October 15. The Vice Chancellor may revised as a consequence of re-evaluation of his/her admission. However, no sanction admission of such candidates or otherwise late declaration of result, can candidate would be granted admission on whose results are declared after 31st of be made only if : the basis of re-evaluation result after 31st December with subsequent ratification by December of the academic session. In the the syndicate. (i) Seats are available;

All admissions to the various courses in the college will be governed by the Rules and Regulations for admission as approved by the relevant bodies of the university.

IMPORTANT NOTE 'The rules incorporated in this Prospectus are subject to the over-riding effect of the relevant Regulations and Rules contained in the P.U. Calendars as also the resolutions adopted by the Syndicate. In case of any inconsistency between what is said in Prospectus and that in the Regulations & Rules etc., the latter shall prevail.’

Instructions for Filling Admission Form(s)

1. The application form must be filled his/her admission is liable to be by the candidate with this form must in by the candidate in his or her own cancelled. be signed by the candidate himself/ hand in a clear and legible manner. 4. Self attested copies of Board I herself also. 2. This application form complete in all University Certificates, certificates Note respects must be submitted to the claiming special status, etc. must be college office as has been indicated in attached with the application. In case 1. The candidates should understand the Admission Notice as well as in the the required documents are not that the admission if granted by the Prospectus. attached, the application is liable to college would be provisional and 3. The application form must be be rejected as incomplete. subject to confirmation by the completed in all respects. No column university 5. The declaration to be made by should be left unfilled. If any candidate and his / her parent / 2. Incomplete application form or with Information sought is not applicable guardian on page 3 should be signed wrong or deliberately concealed to the candidate the word NA should and dated before the application is information is liable to be straight be entered against this column. If a submitted. away rejected. candidate omits/ conceals relevant information or gives false information, 6. All certificates/documents submitted www.davchd.com 13 Bachelor's Degree Programmes

the option to take History and Culture are available, and strictly according to of Punjab (HCP) in lieu of Punjabi as the University rules. No change of BA General compulsory subject in B.A., B.Sc., subject would be allowed after one B.Com., B.C.A. and B.B.A., classes. month from the commencement of the The B.A. (General) programme is a three List of Elective Subjects available in the session or one month from the date of year degree course under the 10+2+3 joining, whichever is later. system of education. College English Hindi i) College reserves the right to scrap a A person who has passed the +2 particular subject combination if the examination under 10+2+3 system of Punjabi Sanskrit number of students is less than 10 in education of a recognised University/ Economics Political Science that combination. Board/Council or any other examination recognised by the P.U.as equivalent, with Psychology History j) ADMISSION IS STRICTLY ON MERIT. Failed candidates and those pass in English as one of the subjects shall Geography Public Administration be eligible to join the First Year class of with less than 55% marks need not Mathematics Sociology B.A. degree course. However, a person apply for admission to BA-I. who has not qualified English as one of the Physical Edu. B.A. Part II & III subjects at the +2 examination, shall be Note eligible to join B.A.I Year class Every student is required to study the a) A student can opt for only one provisionally subject to his/her qualifying same subjects in BA-II & III classes as he language out of English. Hindi and the deficient subject of English from the or she had studied in BA-I and II Punjabi as Elective Subject. parent Board/Body/Council/ University in examinations. Change of subjects is not two consecutive chances subsequent to b) Only one subject can be opted for out allowed. The students have the option of his admission, failing which his/her of Sanskrit, Physical Education, taking up Honours in an elective subject admission to B.A.I year class and the Psychology and Geography. they had studied in B.A. I when they take admission to B.A. II. result for the examination shall c) A student is not allowed any change of automatically stand cancelled. subject(s) in BA II and III. It is Admission shall be made on the basis mandatory to study the same subjects of merit depending on the number of which are chosen in B.A. Part I It is No 'Failed' candidate shall be seats available. t h e r e f o r e s u g g e s t e d t h a t t h e combination opted at the time of admitted in any of the courses. (The The programme of study consists of 24 admission be considered carefully. students whose admission forms credits (8 credits per year). Each credit w e r e d u l y s e n t b y t h e has a value of 100 marks. A subject d) Phy. Edu. can be taken only by those D e p a r t m e n t / C o l l e g e t o t h e studied for the whole year carries two student who have participated in the Controller of Examinations for credits. All the theory papers and Inter School/ national tournaments. A appearing in the examination, but practicals irrespective of their credit value Student opting for Phy. Edu. is required did not appear, or dropped the are studied throughout the academic year. to clear Physical Efficiency Test. paper, will also be considered The details of the subjects to be studied in e) Five students offering Sanskrit will be 'failed' students under University B.A. (General) First Year Examination are given special scholarship on the Rules). as under: recommendation of the Head of the Sanskrit Department. Compulsory Subjects A s t u d e n t o f a n y o t h e r f) As there are limited seats in some university who is placed in a) Punjabi / History & Culture of Punjab: subjects, students can be asked to compartment in 1st year/2nd 1 Credit offer other subjects by the Admission year of BA/BSc/BCom/BCA/ b) English: 1 Credit committee if the need arises BBA course is not allowed to c) Three elective subjects of 2 credits g) A student would offer Mathematics only join 2nd year 3rd year course of each including languages: if he/she has passed in that subject in PU. the qualifying exam. OR qualifies the d) Environment Education & Road s u b j e c t a s a Safety : 50 marks deficient/additional Note s u b j e c t f r o m t h e In case of subjects having practicals, the c o n c e r n e d theory papers and practicals together will Board/Council in the be of 2 credits value. The candidate will s u p p l e m e n t a r y have to pass in theory and practical(s) e x a m i n a t i o n separately. subsequent to the admission. The students who are not domiciled in Punjab and have not studied Punjabi h) Change of subject(s) up to 10th class; wards of defence will be allowed after personnel and central government admission in 1st year employees who are transferred on all o n l y i f s e a t s i n India basis; and foreigners shall have particular subjects(s)

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

1. POL. SC., ECO., HIST 12. PUB.AD., HIST., LANG* 23. PHY. ED . SOCIO., PUB.AD.

2. POL., SC., HIST, LANG* 13. HIST., PHY.ED., HIN./PBI./ENG. 24. GEOG., SOCIO., POL.SC.

3. POL.SC., HIST., GEOG. 14. PHY. ED., POL.SC., PUB.AD. 25. GEOG., HIST., HINDI/PBI./ENG.

4. POL.SC., PUB.AD., LANG* 15. PHY. ED., PUB.AD., ECO. 26. PUB.AD., HIST., SOC.

5. POL.SC., PUB. AD., ECO. 16. PSYCHO., SOCIO., 27. POL.SC., PUB.AD., HIST HIN./PBI/IENG. 6. ECO., HIST., PUB.AD. 28. GEOG., SOC, PUB.AD 17. PSYCHO., SOCIO., POL.SC. 7. ECO. , HIST., GEOG. 29*. MATHS, ECO, SOCIO 18. PSYCHO., POL.SC., ECO. 8. ECO., MATHS, PUB.AD. 30*. MATHS, ECO, POL.SC 19. PSYCHO., SOCIO., PUB.AD. 9. ECO.,PUB.AD., LANG* 31*. MATHS, GEO., ECO. 20. POL.SC., HIST., SOCIO. 10. ECO., PUB. AD., GEOG. 32*. MATHS, PSYCHO., ECO. 21. ECO., POL.SC., SOCIO. 11. ECO., PSYCHO., ENG./HIN./PBI 22. PHY. ED., POL.SC., SOCIO.

(*Lang : Eng./Hin./Pbi./Skt.) (*Combination no. 29 and 30 for BA I & II only) (*Combination no. 31 and 32 for BA I only)

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B.A. Honours a) 10+2 examinations or B. Com. Part I examination of the Panjab University (Old Scheme) of Panjab University under the (Old Scheme) not covered The college offers Honours in the following with three of the following subjects in (b) securing at least 50% marks. subjects: English, Hindi. Economics, securing at least 50% marks in Political Science, Sociology, Public d) Any other examination recognised by aggregate. Administration, Geography, History and the university as equivalent to (a), (b) Psychology. 1. Commerce (or theory of commerce, or (c) as given above with requisite or foundation course in Commerce) percentage of marks given under The BA Honours Course carries 28 credits each clause. (each credit carrying the equivalence of 2. Accountancy (or Book Keeping & 100 marks). Apart from the structure of the Accountancy) Provided that a candidate seeking programme of study prescribed for the BA 3. Economics admission to the first year of B. Com should have passed in the subject of (General) degree course, credit value of 4. Mathematics (or Statistics) the subjects/papers and hours of teaching English at the +2 examination and in cases allocated to them, the honours course 5. Business Organisation (or Business where passing in English is not necessary includes 4 papers of I credit each of an Management or Theory and Practice according to the regulations of certain advanced nature in one of the elective of Management) Boards/ Bodies/ Councils/ Universities in subjects the student shall study in all the 6. Insurance (or General Insurance or India, the admission of the candidate shall three years of the degree course. Life Insurance) be provisional and will be confirmed only after he/she has cleared the subject of A student may offer Honours in Second 7. Banking & Trade English as a deficient subject from the Year in anyone of the elective subjects 8. Commercial Geography parent mentioned above. to be studied by him/her 9. Office Management and Secretarial in all the three years of the Degree course. Board/ Body/ Council/ University in two Practice (or Office Organisation and consecutive chances subsequent to his/ Provided that he/she has obtained at least Management) her admission. 50% marks in the subject of honours in the 10. Mercantile Law (or Company Law) First Year of the BA. (General) Course. B.Com-II & III 11. Auditing B.Com-1 A person who has passed B.Com I/II 12. Typewriting and Stenography/ examination of Panjab University Or an The B. Com. (General and Honours) is a Computers (for Typewriting) equivalent examination is eligible to join three years degree course under the b) 10+2 examination or BA I (Old Scheme) 2nd/ 3rd year class of B.Com. (General Or Honours) as the case may be. 10+2+3 system of education. Admission to of the Panjab University with at least the First Year of B.Com. (General) Degree two of the subjects mentioned in (a) B.Com (Hons.) course shall be open to a person who has securing at least 45% marks in A student who has secured at least 50% passed one of the following examinations aggregate. c o n d u c t e d b y a r e c o g n i s e d marks in B.Com I shall be eligible to offer Honours in B.Com II. The Honours Board/Council/University. c) 1 0 + 2 e x a m i n a t i o n o r B . A . I / B.Sc I/ Pre-Engineering/ Pre-Medical examination shall consist of two papers

16 www.davchd.com Bachelor's Degree Programmes out of which paper I shall be taken along year class and the result for the with the lInd year exam and paper II with examination shall automatically stand the final year exam. cancelled. The college offers two options Provided that a student would offer any 5. B.Sc. with Bioinformatics, Botany and i) Business Finance & Accounting science subject, including Mathematics, Chemistry. only if he/she has passed that subject in ii) E. Commerce the qualifying exam OR qualifies the 6. B.Sc. (Non-Medical) Physics, Maths and Chemistry BCA-I (Bachelor of Computer subject as a deficient/ additional subject from the concerned Board/ Council in the 7. B.Sc. (Computer Science) Physics, Application) supplementary examination, subsequent Maths and Computer Science. to the admission. Admission to Bachelor of Computer Note: Application (BCA) -1 st Year The B.Sc. (General) programme of study Prerequisite subjects at +2 level: A person who has passed the following consists of 20 credits (Ist year 7 credits examinations shall be eligible to join the and 2nd year 7 credits and 3rd year 6 i) Combinations 1 to 5 can be opted by first year class of BCA Course: credits), each credit having a value of 100 students if they have studied Physics, marks. All the theory papers and practicals Chemistry and Biology at +2 level. a) (i) 1 0 + 2 e x a m i n a t i o n i n a n y irrespective of their credits value are ii) Combinations 6 & 7 can be opted by discipline with at least 50% studied throughout the academic year. marks students who have studied Physics, The details of the subjects to be studied in Chemistry and Maths at +2 level. (ii) Having passed Matriculation B.Sc (General) First Year Examination are examination with Mathematics as under: B.Sc.-II & III as one of the subjects. Compulsory Subjects b) Any other examination recognised by Compulsory Subjects the Syndicate as equivalent to (a) Punjabi / History & Culture of Punjab: I English: 1 Credit above. Credit +3 Elective Subjects of 2 Credits each Note: + Three elective subjects of 2 credits each: every student is required to study the 6 Credit same subject combination of 3 elective 5% Weightage will be given for each of subjects as he/she had studied in B.Sc.I. the subjects of Mathematics & Total: 7 Credits C o m p u t e r S c i e n c e / I n f o r m a t i o n Environment Education: 50 marks B.Sc. Hons (Bioinformatics) & Technology to the candidate who B.Sc. Hons (Biotechnology) studied at 10+2 level at the time of Note: • (In subjects having practicals the admission in B.C.A. 1st. theory papers and practicals together will Duration B B A - I ( B a c h e l o r o f B u s i n e s s be of 2 credits value. The candidate will The duration of the courses for the Administration) have to pass in theory and practical/s degrees of B.Sc. in Bioinformatics and separately. B.Sc. in Biotechnology shall be three Eligibility • In addition, every student of B.Sc/ years and the examination shall be held in The admission to the 1 st Year of the (Med. and Non. Med.) will study three parts viz. Part-I at the end of the course shall be open to a person who has Environment Education. course of the first year, Part-II at the end of passed: the course of the second year and Part-III A student can opt for any of the following (Final at the end of the course of the third 1. 10+2 examination from a recognized combinations of three elective Subjects. Board / University with at least 50% year. marks. 1. B.Sc. (Medical) Botany, Zoology and Eligibility Chemistry 2. Any other examination with 50% A candidate must have passed Senior marks recognised as equivalent to 1 2*. B.Sc. with Biotechnology, Botany and S e c o n d a r y P a r t - I I ( 1 2 t h C l a s s ) above. Chemistry examination with a minimum of 50% Note: 3*. B.Sc. with Biotechnology, Zoology marks in medical or non-medical science and Chemistry. group from CBSE or any other board 5% Weightage will be given to the recognized by the Pan jab University. students who have passed qualifying * Students opting for combination No. 2 examination with atleast 3 commerce & 3 in B.Sc-I (General) are required to OR subject e.g. Accounting, Economics, mention B.Sc. Elective (Biotech.) as the Any other examination recognized as Business Management, Banking & course on top of 1st page of the equivalent to above by the Panjab Trade, Commercial Geography, Office admission form. University. Management, Auditing, Computer 4. B.Sc. with Bioinformatics, Zoology Applicaitons, Information Technology. and Chemistry. B.Sc.-I (General) A person who has passed with at least 40 per cent marks in the aggregate the +2 examination under 10+2+3 system of e d u c a t i o n o f a r e c o g n i s e d University/Board/Council or any other examination recognised by the P.U.as equivalent, with pass in English as one of the subjects shall be eligible to join the First Year class of B.Sc.I degree course. However, a person who has not qualified English as one of the subjects at the +2 examination, shall be eligible to join B.Sc. Ist Year class provisionally subject to his/her qualifying the deficient subject of English from the parent Board/Body/ Council/University in two consecutive chances subsequent to his admission, failing which his/her admission to B.Sc.I www.davchd.com 17 Postgraduate Degree Programmes

Eligibility optional paper, English and the The minimum qualification for admission elective subject taken together. to the first semester of the course shall be: OR a) A Bachelor's degree in Commerce e) An associate of the (i) Institute of Commerce with not less than 45%marks in the Chartered Accountants of India or M.B.E. (Semester System) aggregate. England or (ii) Institute of Cost and This is a two year course divided into four OR Works Accounts of India or England. semesters. The admission to this course b) B.Com. (Hons.) Degree with not less OR will be on the basis of the entrance test (O- than 45% marks in the aggregate f) A pass in the final examination CET) conducted by the Panjab University. OR conducted by the institute of Only rank holders in this test will be c) A g r a d u a t e w i t h H o n o u r s i n Company Secretaries of India OR considered for admission. Economics OR, Mathematics OR any other qualification recognized by Statistics OR Commerce with not less the Syndicate for this purpose. than 45% marks in the aggregate. M.Com (Semester System) OR Provided that a candidate who seeks The duration of the course shall be two d) A graduate with 50% marks in admission on the basis of qualifications academic years. Each year shall be aggregate having offered either mentioned in (c) (d) and (f) above shall be divided into two semesters. Economics, Mathematics, Statistics required to qualify within one year from the There are four semesters in M.Com. Each OR Commerce as a subject in the date of admission (either with Semester I Semester lasting six months consists of examination Provided that in case of examination or with semester I I five papers. Each paper is of 100 marks candidates having Bachelor's degree examination) in a special examination in (Written Test - 80 marks and Internal of the University through Modern two papers on (i) Commercial and Assessment - 20 marks). In addition to Indian Languages (Hindi/I Urdu/I Taxation Laws, and (ii) Accounting and this, Summer Training Report is to be Punjabi (Gurmukhi Script) and/ or in a Auditing in accordance with the Syllabus submitted by the students after 2nd Classical Language (Sanskrit / as may be prescribed, by the Senate. Semester. There is comprehensive Viva Persian / Arabic) or a degree of any Further that the maximum marks shall be Voce based on all the four semesters at other University obtained in the same 100 in each paper and the pass marks the end of the 4th Semester. manner recognised by the Syndicate shall be 35% as in B.Com. examination. Admission to M.Com is based on merit. 50% marks in the aggregate shall be There shall be no internal assessment in The admission will be made strictly calculated by taking into account full these papers and marks in these papers according to Panjab University rules. percentage of marks in all the papers will not be counted for the semester in Language excluding the additional examination.

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MASTER OF ARTS EXAMINATION examination obtaining 45 per cent (SEMESTER SYSTEM) IN ENGLISH, marks in the subject of Philosophy, shall also be eligible. PSYCHOLOGY, PUBLIC 50 % to the score in the qualifying ADMINISTRATION & SOCIOLOGY Explanatory note : 67 marks out of 150 examination. shall be accepted as 45 per cent Master of Information Technology The duration of the course of instruction marks in the subject of Postgraduate (Semester System) course. for the Master of Arts examination shall be *Admission to this course will be on the two years and the examination shall be A candidate shall be deemed to have basis of merit. held in four semesters. First and Third passed the examination if he obtains 35% Eligibility semesters shall be from July to December marks in each paper. Each candidate shall A person who has passed one of the and Second and Fourth semesters shall be required to obtain pass marks in each following examinations shall be eligible to be from January to May, respectively, or as course of theory and practical separately join Part I (First Year)/1 Semester class of decided by the Vice-Chancellor. The for each semester. the M. Sc. Course: examination shall be conducted at the end The following are not eligible for I) Bachelor of Computer Applications of each semester only in those courses admission to M.A. courses: (BCA) degree under 10+2+3 system which have been offered in that semester. (a) If a student fails to pass M.A. of examination of Panjab University. Part/Semester-I or fails to appear in the ii) B. Tech/ B.E. in Computer Science To qualify for the award of an M.A./M.Sc. examination even though he/she had O R a n y o t h e r e x a m i n a t i o n degree in each subject taught under the requisite attendance, he/she is not recognised by the Panjab University Semester System, a candidate shall be allowed to seek re-admission for M.A. a s e q u i v a l e n t t o t h e a b o v e required to complete successfully course Part/Semester-I in the same subject. examination. work of 64 credits. The normal work load of (b) If a student fails to meet the Preference would be given to students a student during a semester will be of 16 prescribed attendance requirement, who have passed M.Sc. I (IT) from this credits. To qualify for the grant of credits and is, therefore, debarred from college for admission to M.Sc.II (IT). for a particular course, a candidate must sitting in the examination, or does not Bioinformatics get at least the pass marks. If he fails in the on his/her own volition seek Eligibility course, he will not get credit for it. If at the permission to sit in the examination Bachelor's degree in Science (General or end of the second semester the he/she should be deemed to have H o n o u r s ) w i t h B i o i n f o r m a t i c s , successfully completed courses remain failed in the examination. Such a Biotechnology, Biochemistry, Biology, less than 16 credits, he will not be allowed student is not allowed to seek re- Botany, Chemistry, Electronics Genetics, to join the third semester. At the end of the admission in the same Department; Life Science, Mathematics, Mathematics third semester he must have successfully (c) If a student fails to earn promotion to & computing, Microbiology, Physics, completed 24 credits to enable him to join the M.A. Part-II or the next semester Statistics and Zoology, Agriculture, fourth semester. of M.A. for any of the reasons Computer Science, Engineering, specified in Paras (a) and (b) above Medicine, Pharmacy, Technology and A person who has passed one of the for two successive years in the same Veterinary Science with at least 50% following examinations from the Panjab or two different Departments, he/she marks (45% for candidates belonging to University or an examination recognised is debarred from seeking admission SC/ST/BC category). by the Syndicate as equivalent thereto, in any Departments . shall be eligible to join the M.A. degree Chemistry course, :– (d) In order to ensure the implementation Eligibility (I) A Bachelor's degree obtaining at least of the above conditions, the columns a) B.Sc. Honours School examination of 45 per cent marks in the subject of given in the Admission Form, seeking the Panjab University in Chemistry. Postgraduate course or 50 per cent information from the applicant on the marks in the aggregate. course(s) attended by him/her in the b) B.Sc. examination of the Panjab (ii) B.A. with Honours in the subject of the preceding three years must be filled University securing at least 50% Postgraduate course or B.Sc. Hons. by him/her. marks in the subject of Chemistry and 50% marks with Chemistry & School course. If he/she leaves these columns blank, the Mathematics along with anyone of (iii) Master's degree examination in any admission form will be rendered invalid the following subjects: other subject. Provided that- and if he/she makes mis-statement or Biochemistry, Botany, Geology, (i) For the Public Administration course, conceals relevant facts, his/her admission Physics, Statistics, and Zoology. a person who has passed one of the will be cancelled even if made. Provided that a student who had not following examinations shall also be taken up Mathematics as one of the eligible :- B.A. (Pass) with 45 per cent Master of Science (Semester System) subjects in B.Sc examination may be marks in Political Science or The College offers the Master of Science admitted to M.Sc. (2 Year Course) in E c o n o m i c s o r S o c i o l o g y o r programme in the following subjects: Chemistry on the condition that he Psychology or History. Bioinformatics*, Biotechnology*, passes an additional paper in (ii) For the Psychology course, a person Chemistry*, Zoology*, Physics*, Mathematics in the first semester who has passed the B.A. (2 year Mathematics. examination securing at least 40% Course) examination with Philosophy *Admission to these courses will be on the marks. as one of his subjects, obtaining 45 basis of entrance test (O-CET) Conducted c) Awarded B.Sc. Pass degree under per cent marks in both the papers of by the Panjab University. Only the rank the old B.Sc. Honours School Philosophy or inthe Psychology holders in these entrance test will be regulations by the Syndicate on the paper alone or a person who has considered for admission. 50% weightage recommendation of the Board of p a s s e d B . A . ( 3 y e a r C o u r s e ) will be given to the score in entrance test & www.davchd.com 19 Control; the aggregate or at least 45% in F i s h e r y S c i e n c e s , E n g i n e e r i n g , d) B.Sc. Honours School examination in Mathematics of the Panjab University Technology Medicine (MBBS) with at the subject of the M.Sc. from any or from any other University least 55% marks. other University recognized by the recognized by the Syndicate as Syndicate as equivalent to (a); equivalent thereto: e) B.Sc. examination of any other Zoology University recognized by the Eligibility Syndicate securing at least 50% B.Sc. (Pass) with Zoology having at least marks in aggregate with Chemistry & 50% marks in aggregate, of the Panjab Mathematics along with anyone of University or from any other University the following subjects: recognized by the Syndicate as equivalent Biochemistry, Botany, Geology, thereto; Physics, Statistics, and Zoology. Physics Mathematics Eligibility Eligibility a) B.Sc. Honours School in Physics a) B . S c . H o n o u r s S c h o o l i n from the Panjab University. M a t h e m a t i c s o f t h e P a n j a b b) B.Sc. (Pass) with Physics having at University. least 50% marks in aggregate, from b) B . A . / B . S c . w i t h H o n o u r s i n the Panjab University or from any Mathematics of the Panjab University other University recognized by the or from any other University Syndicate as equivalent thereto. recognized by the Syndicate as Biotechnology equivalent there to; Eligibility c) BA/B.Sc. (Pass) with Mathematics Bachelor's degree in Physical, Biological, having either at least 50 %marks in Pharmaceutical,Agricultural, Veterinary,

Postgraduate Diploma (Evening Classes) The College offers the following P r o v i d e d t h a t i n c a s e o f Eligibility for Post-Graduate Postgraduate Diplomas in the candidates having Bachelor's Diploma in Computer Application evening: degree of the University through A Bachelor's/BE/B.Tech degree in any 1. P o s t g r a d u a t e D i p l o m a i n modern Indian Languages (Hindi / discipline of the University or a degree Computer Application Urdu / Punjabi (Gurmukhi Script) of any other University which has and / or in a Classical Language 2. P o s t g r a d u a t e D i p l o m a i n been recognised by the Syndicate as Sanskrit / Persian / Arabic) or a Marketing Management equivalent thereto; with not less than degree of any other University 50% marks in the aggregate. 3. Postgraduate Diploma in Mass obtained in the same manner, Note: Communication recognised by the Syndicate, The duration of each course is one 45% marks in the aggregate shall • Pass marks 40% in Theory, year. The classes of these courses be calculated by taking into I n t e r n a l A s s e s s m e n t a n d would be held in the evening. account full percentage of marks Practicals separately. in all the papers in Language 50% marks for Project Work. How to Apply excluding the additional optional On the spot admission would be paper, English and the elective 50% marks in Aggregate to qualify granted to these courses on first subject taken together. the examinations. come, first serve basis. Candidates OR Eligibility for Postgraduate should appear for the interview with all Diploma in Mass Communication d o c u m e n t s , a n d c o m p l e t e d b) A pass in the final examination application forms as per admission conducted by (a) Institute of A Bachelor's, Postgraduate Degree in schedule. Chartered Accountants of India or any discipline of the University or a I n s t i t u t e o f C h a r t e r e d degree of any other University which Eligibility for Diploma in Marketing Accountants of England and has been recognised by the Syndicate Management. Wales, or (b) Institute of Cost and as equivalent thereto; The minimum qualification for Works Accountants of India or Eligibility for all other Diploma admission to First Semester of the Institute of Cost & Management Programmes would be as per Panjab above two courses shall be: Accountants incorporated by University rules and regulations. a) A Bachelor's/ Post-graduate Royal Charter, London, or (c) degree in any discipline of the Institute or Company Secretaries University or a degree of any of India. University which has been OR recognised by the Syndicate as c) AMIE examination with at least equivalent thereto; with not less 50% marks. than 45% marks in the aggregate:

20 www.davchd.com Guidelines for Regular Students Guidelines regarding added to each paper of B.A. / only if he/she obtains at least 30% continuous assessment of B.Sc. / B.Com/ B.C.A. etc. I, II, marks in the aggregate of all the three a n d I I I Ye a r w h i c h w i l l , elective subjects. If a student fails to regular students of henceforth, carry weightage of obtain the required percentage of B.A./B.Sc./B.Com/BCA/BBA. only 90%. A candidate has to pass marks, his/her candidature from the In order to incorporate an element of i n t h e o r y a n d p r a c t i c a l s University exam will be withdrawn. continuous assessment of students separately. the College conducts two mandatory Note House Tests in theory papers: one in Environment Education & the month of September and the 1 Students who indulge in unfair Road Safety Examination other in December every year. means in the college examination shall be heavily fined/ expelled This is a compulsory qualifying (a) For September Test, there is only from the college. paper, which the students have to one paper of one and half hours study in the B.A. / B.Sc. / B.Com. / 2. Absence from examination will duration in each subject. The BBA / BCA 1st year. entail a fine. December test is conducted on The students are required to 3. A student Without an identity card the pattern of annual P.U. qualify this paper either in the 1st will not be allowed to take the Examination. There is a Special year, 2nd year or 3rd year of the examination. Test only for those students who course. The examination is fail to fulfill the conditions of conducted by the University. eligibility for appearing in annual P.U. Examination. Eligibility Rules for the Note (b) With a view to deal with the University Annual Exam Admission criteria and course grievance of students, if any, on The students can appear in university contents are subject to revision by the account of scores obtained by examination only if they fulfill the Panjab University. them, the answer-books are following conditions: shown to them. Difference of 1) A student has to attend 75% of the opinion on the issue, if any, is Migration Rules total lectures delivered to the sorted out with the help of class in each subject including A candidate who has passed his/ her respective Heads of Departments practical classes during the whole 1st year or 2nd year examination of as well as the Principal of the academic year. B.A./B.Sc. (General) / B.Com/ B.B.A/ College. B.C.A Course conducted by another 2) A student of B.A. / B.Sc. / B.Com., The September House Test University/College affiliated to etc. must obtain at least 25% carries a weightage of 40 percent, another university in India under marks in aggregate of all subjects and December House Test has specific authorization by the in terminal examinations to be weightage of 60 percent in each University concerned is allowed to held in September and December subject/paper towards internal migrate to a college affiliated to this 2012. assessment . The total weightage University in the 2nd year/3rd year for both the Tests taken together Note class of the respective course on the is 10 percent of the total marks in A special test may be held at the condition that such a candidate will each theory paper/subject. The discretion of the Principal, and the have to clear the deficient subject/s if weightage of 10 percent marks is student shall qualify in the special test any, within the permissible chances. www.davchd.com 21 Guidelines for Regular Students

Deficiencies would be determined by 4) Migration shall not be allowed filled; proportionate deduction of the Principal at the time of admission after expiry of last date of receipt monthly fee will be made before under intimation to the University as of admission forms of the annual refunding the fees. well as to the students as per examination without late fee. Security University rules. Mid-term migration 5) The migration shall be allowed from other universities is not only if the applicant is eligible for Security deposited with the college at permissible. A student migrating from admission to the course under the the time of admission will be refunded a college affiliated to Punjabi Panjab University regulations. when a student leaves the college. University, Patiala/ Guru Nanak Dev The last date for claiming the refund is 6) When the migration of the student University, Amritsar/ Kurukshetra 31st Oct., 2014. has been allowed. he/she must University, Kurukshetra & Himachal join the new college within 15 Pradesh University, Shimla to a days, failing which the migration college affiliated to the Panjab System of Continuous s h a l l a u t o m a t i c a l l y s t a n d University, Chandigarh must note the cancelled. Assessment for following: Postgraduate Classes Rules for Withdrawal He will not be admitted to the same The under mentioned mode of Testing course unless he produces: 1. A student who wishes to leave the and Evaluation is followed. college must apply in writing to the i) A migration certificate from the 1) Terminal Exam-80% university concerned. Principal; the application must be countersigned by his parent or a 2) Continuous Assessment-20% ii) The lower examination pass responsible guardian. No student Continuous Assessment may certificate, and will be permitted to leave the include written assignments, iii) A lecture statement from the college until he/ she has cleared snap tests, participation in college he migrates from. all the college dues. discussion in the class, term papers, attendance, etc. NOTE 2. A student has to pay the college Continuous Assessment has been 1) Migration of a student from a fees and all other dues until his/ qualified as under: professional College to an arts or her name is formally withdrawn. science college and vice versa is Three tests: not permissible. Refund of Fee I : 25 2) A migration fee and eligibility fee If a student withdraws before starting I : 25 } 2 best tests = 50 shall be charged from every of the course and the seat is filled, the III : 25 student coming from another college will refund the entire fee after Snap Tests : 15 University. deducting the processing fee of Participation in class discussion : 10 3) No migration shall be allowed in a Rs. 1,000/- only. However, if the Term Paper : 15 Postgraduate Course from a student leaves after the start of the Attendance : 10 college affiliated to another course and the seat falling vacant is Total 1 00 reduced to : 20 university.

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Cancellation of Seats / the Notice Board the list of the deviation from this shall be made. Admissions person(s) next in the waiting list Certificate concerning gap years Candidates, whose career reflects a Admission of all such students who a n d m a k e a d m i s s i o n s gap of years between passing of the fail to attend atleast 33% of the total accordingly. last examination and the admission lectures delivered and practicals Note It is obligatory on the part of students being sought now by them, are held in all the papers during the first to keep in touch with the college for the required to furnish, at the time of 10 days from the start of teaching possibility of the seats to fall vacant. application, an affidavit to the effect work in the course concerned, shall In case a student absents himself attested by the Magistrate 1st class be cancelled by the College after continuously for 5 days, his/her name that they were not involved in any following the procedure given will be struck off the College rolls offence/unlawful activities during the below: automatically. 1. By the 12th day after the start of gap years. An affidavit in duplicate from each classes for a particular course, Verification of Certificates candidate having gap year seeking that names of those students who All certificates submitted by the admission to the College/Department fail to attend at least 33% of the candidates at the time of application in to the effect that he/she was not total lectures/ practicals shall be support of their claims shall be disqualified by any Board/Body/ put up on the college Notice checked against the originals at the Council/University and he/she was not Board. Within 4 days of the date of time of interview. already registered with the Panjab such notice, a student who is so For the marks obtained, the original University (wherever applicable), short of attendance may give in certificates shall be ones issued by the must be obtained by the concerned writing the reasons for his/her University/Board concerned only, and College/ Department before allowing absence from the classes. N O T b y a n y P r i n c i p a l o f a 2. If a student does not submit an School/College. admission. In case the candidate was application in writing within the In case a candidate happens to have d i s q u a l i f i e d , t h e p e r i o d o f prescribed time as stated above, surrendered the original certificate to disqualification and the activities in or the reasons adduced by the an institution/ office, as for re- which the candidate was involved student in his/her application are evaluation etc., a copy of the during the period disqualification, not found to be sufficient and certificate duly attested by the should be indicated by the candidate justified in the opinion of the candidate himself / herself, or a in the said affidavit. Verification of SC/ST Certificates authorities, his/her admission Class-1 Officer of the University or a T h e a d m i s s i o n o f t h e S C / S T shall be cancelled by the college. Gazetted Officer may be considered, candidates producing the requisite 3. All the seats thus falling vacant after a satisfactory explanation from certificates of being SC/ST for shall be filled from the waiting list the candidate. Admissions based on admission to various courses at this o r t h r o u g h s u b s e q u e n t such certificates shall be treated as college/university is made provisional counseling. provisional. 4. When the admission of the A certificate, submitted by the s u b j e c t t o v e r i f i c a t i o n o f t h e student is cancelled as stated candidate in support of a claim made certificates from the issuing authority. above, the college shall display on by him/her, should be in the format prescribed by the issuing authority. No

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Schedule for the Academic Calendar for the Panjab University affiliated colleges (Arts, Science & Commerce) having Annual Examination for the Session 2013-14. Summer Vacation 27-05-2013 (Monday) to 10-07-2013 (Wednesday) (45 days) Academic Calendar Colleges open on and normal admission for ongoing classes 11-07-2013 (Thursday) Admission Schedule Ii) Normal Admission for ongoing and new classes 11-07-2013 (Thursday) to 20-07-2013 (Saturday) (09 days) (except of those classes in which admission in through CET) ii) Late admission (for ongoing and new classes) 22-07-2013 (Monday) to 02-08-2013 (Friday) (11 days) to be allowed by the Principal of the College with late fee of Rs. 500/- per student iii) Admission for classes through CET tentative 09.07.2013 (Tuesday) Teaching starts i) For ongoing classes 16-07-2013 (Tuesday) ii) For new classes 22-07-2013 (Tentative Monday) iv) Late admission in Panjab University affiliated colleges 03-08-2013 (Saturday) to 21-08-2013 (Wednesday) to be allowed by the Vice-Chancellor with late fee of Rs. 1800/- per student Academic Term-I 16-07-2013 (Tuesday) to 11-10-2013 (Friday) (71 days) Autumn Break 12-10-2013 (Saturday) to 19-10-2013 (Saturday) (8 days) Academic Term II 21-10-2013 (Monday) to 27-12-2013 (Friday) (56 days) Winter Break 28-12-2013 (Saturday) to 13-01-2014 (Monday) (17 days) Academic Term- III 14-01-2014 (Tuesday) to 22-03-2014 (Saturday) (56 days) Annual Practical Exams / Preparatory Holidays 24-03-2014 (Monday) to 01-04-2014 (Tuesday) Annual Theory Examination 02-04-2014 (Wednesday) onwards Summer Vacation (Tentative) 02-06-2014 (Monday) to 09-07-2014 (Wednesday) (38 days) Total Teaching days of academic terms I, II & III= 71+56+56=183 days

Schedule for the Academic Calendar for the Panjab University affiliated colleges for Post Graduate courses having Semester System for the Session 2013-14. Summer Vacation 27-05-2013 (Monday) to 10-07-2013 (Wednesday) (45 days) Academic Calendar Colleges open on and normal admission for ongoing classes 11-07-2013 (Thursday) Admission Schedule i) Normal Admission for ongoing and new classes (except 11-07-2013 (Thursday) to 20-07-2013 (Saturday) (9 days) for those classes in which admission is through CET) ii) Late admission (for ongoing and new classes) to be allowed 22-07-2013 (Monday) to 02-08-2013 (Friday) (11 days) by the Principal of the College with late fee of Rs. 500/- per student Teaching starts i) For ongoing classes 16-07-2013 (Tuesday) ii) For new classes 22-07-2013 (Monday) (Tentative) iii) Late admission in Panjab University affiliated colleges 03-08-2013 (Saturday) to 21-08-2013 (Wednesday) to be allowed by the Vice-Chancellor with late fee of Rs. 1800/- per student Academic Term-I (1st Semester) 16-07-2013 (Tuesday) to 11-10-2013 (Friday) (71 days) Autumn Break 12-10-2013 (Saturday) to 19-10-2013 (Saturday) (8 days) College Re-opens after Autumn Break 21-10-2013 (Monday) to 07-12-2013 (Saturday) (39 days) Total working days of Academic Term I = 71+39= 110 days End Semester Examinations 09-12-2013 (Monday) to 27-12-2013 (Friday) (15 days) Winter Break 28-12-2013 (Saturday) to 13-01-2014 (Monday) (17 days) Academic Term II (2nd Semester) College Re-opens after Semester Examination 14-01-2014 (Tuesday) to 22-05-2014 (Thursday) (108 days) Total teaching days of Academic Term II = 108 days End Semester Examinations 23-05-2014 (Friday) to 31-05-2014 (Saturday) (8 days) Summer Vacation (Tentative) 02-06-2014 (Monday) to 09-07-2014 (Wednesday) (37 days) Total working days of academic terms I & II =110+108=218 days The proposed Fee Structure for all academic programmes for the Session 2013-14 is under active consideration of concerned authorities and will be available at the time of admission. Please bear with us.

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Discipline Other than Academic and strain of academic burden or face The college lays special emphasis on Prizes, Roll of Honour are also other personal problems. the maintenance of discipline and a w a r d e d f o r o u t s t a n d i n g proper decorum in and outside the achievements in sports, community Aid to Students classrooms. service and extra curricular activities The college does its best to look after Students are expected to show proper the needy and deserving students and respect to their teachers, be polite to Hostels for Girls arranges help for them in the form of one another and show courtesy to the Hostel accommodation will be books, grants, scholarships and lump employees of the college. provided strictly on merit for 400 girls sum grant from the Students Aid In order to create the right academic in the hostels attached to the college Fund. Various organizations and atmosphere in the college, the campus. All essential facilities are individuals have also instituted some students should maintain silence available to the boarders. Maintaining scholarships. The meritorious while moving on the campus and security, academic atmosphere and students in academics as well as in sitting in the Library. Movement from providing hygienic food to the sports get incentives. For all the one room to another should be boarders will receive utmost attention scholarships, the students have to orderly. In vacant periods the students of authorities. apply in writing to the Principal / must move to the Library. Scholarships Committee. Absence from the composition or All types of State, Central Govt, tutorial period entails a fine and Hostel for Boys scholarships are available in the disciplinary action. Hostel accommodation will be college. Smoking and ragging are strictly provided strictly on merit for about 250 The types of State, Central Govt, prohibited on the College Campus students. Scholarships that are available in the and Hostel Premises. Crossing Ragging is strictly prohibited in or college: through lawns is to be avoided. outside the hostels. Anyone found 1) The Govt, of India Scholarships No cycling is permitted on the College guilty will be dealt with strictly and may under:- even be expelled from the college. Campus. All cycles should be parked a) National Loan Scholarship in the space provided for them. The Scheme students are not allowed to park cars Hostel Admission b) National Talent Scholarship either inside or outside the College. For admission to the College Hostels, c) Sports Talent Scholarship Quarrels and disputes with fellow a separate Prospectus is available. d) Post Matric Scholarships for students should be avoided. A Until accompanied by his/her parent students belonging to Scheduled complaint in writing should at once be or a responsible guardian, no student Castes. made to the Principal whenever there is admitted to the Hostel. Admission to e) G r a n t s - i n - a i d s c h e m e o f is a dispute. The students should not the College Hostels can be refused scholarships to students from take the law into their own hands. without assigning any reason. Non-Hindi speaking states for Students who violate the above rules Post Matric studies in Hindi. shall be liable to punishment which Counselling f) National Merit Scholarship may be in the form of a heavy fine, College also provides the services of Scheme withdrawal of concessions and a professional counsellor for the stipends and in extreme cases, students who fall prey to the stress expulsion from the college. Use of mobile phones in teaching area by the students is strictly prohibited. A fine of Rs. 1000/- would be levied on any student caught violating this rule.

Prizes Academic O n t h e B a s i s o f U n i v e r s i t y Examination Two prizes shall be awarded in each elective subject. If the total number of students in a subject is less than ten, there will be only one prize. The qualifying marks will be at least 60% for Science subject.

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Fee concessions, Stipends and we subscribe to 18 Newspapers and scholarships of all categories are 135 journals/periodicals. These are liable to be withdrawn if performance arranged subject-wise on shelves, for 2. U.T. Administration Scholarship in studies falls or a student remains open browsing. The surroundings of for SC/ST students only. irregular in attendance or is found the library are comfortable and ideal 3. S p o r t s A u t h o r i t y o f I n d i a guilty of misbehaviour. Deserving for study, and there are ample reading Scholarship for outstanding students, who take part in Arya Samaj spaces available for quiet study. A sportsmen. and Arya Yuvak Parishad Activities, photocopier is provided in the library 4. Students Aid Fund Scholarship- attend prayer meetings and other for serving the students and teachers. from the UGC and partly from the lectures and functions regularly will be T h e c o l l e g e h a s g o n e i n f o r college. shown regard at the time of awarding INFLIBNET software SOUL to 5. Donor Scholarships. concessions, stipends and allotment provide latest computerized services 6. The college awards five special of seats in the Hostel. Students can in the library. scholarships to deserving apply afresh for concessions if they The need for spending more time in students of Sanskrit for the show creditable result in the House the library is increasingly felt at the promotion of the language. Examinations. college level because the lecture method encourages independent Half Fee Concession in College Leave Rules reading and strengthens the urge for Tuition Fees Leave must be applied for in advance keeping in touch with the latest on the prescribed leave form available developments in various fields. This is open to all students. For B e s i d e s t h e c e n t r a l l i b r a r y, availing this concession, the income from the office on payment. In case a student absents himself/herself departments also maintain small of the parents of the student from all libraries of their own. sources should be up to Rs. continuously for five days, his/her 1,00,000/-. per annum. The student name will be struck off the college rolls has to fill a separate form, available in automatically. The maximum leave Library Rules the college office in case he/she allowed to a student during the year is 1. Books are issued to students as wishes to avail of this concession. 15 days only. In case of serious per their entitlement. illness, the leave application must be 2. A fine of Re 1/- per day per volume submitted as soon as possible along General Rules for is charged for the books returned with the medical certificate. Leave up after the due date. Scholarships to 3 days will be granted by the tutor 3. Reference books, text books, rare 1. All cases for help are scrutinized and for more than three days by the books and periodicals are not by a duly constituted committee Principal. issued except for consultation in 2. A lump sum aid is granted to: the library a) pay college dues College Magazine 4. The students are required to b) meet hostel expenses The College magazine 'Nirmata' is run possess their identity cards while c) purchase books and by an Editorial Board consisting of inside the Library/ Reading d) i n c u r o t h e r e x p e n d i t u r e members of the staff and students Rooms. Defaulters will be asked considered necessary and useful who have a flair for writing. It gives an to leave and their cases will be for the Student. opportunity for self expression to the reported to the Principal. 3. Applications are considered as students in Sanskrit, Hindi, Punjabi 5. Books issued from the Library long as the funds last. and English. The magazine has got should be kept carefully and in no A l l s t u d e n t s b e l o n g i n g t o Fine Arts, Science & Social Science, case be underlined or disfigured. Scheduled Tribes/Scheduled sections as well. Prizes are awarded If a book is already damaged in Castes/Other Backward Classes to the best student contributors in any form, it should be reported to will get application forms for each section. the issuing clerk or the Librarian. Government of India/State Once the book is issued the Government scholarships from College library student will be held responsible for the damage. the college office and submit them The college library is a spacious three duly completed within one week storey building. It boasts of certain 6. The loss of a book should be from the date of admission. There unique corners. Our collections of reported to the library before the are two kinds of application forms Vedic literature, Indology and due date in the absence of which for Scheduled Caste/Tribe collection of old manuscripts are rare the usual fine will be charged. The students-one for the fresh treats for a book lover. Researchers borrower will be required to candidates and the other for from round the country and abroad replace it or to pay double its price renewal of those who enjoyed have availed themselves of the rich along with his next college dues if scholarships in the previous year. material available here. Most of the the book is not replaced. T h e C o l l e g e w i l l n o t b e a c t i v i t i e s o f t h e l i b r a r y a r e responsible if there is any delay in computerized. At present we have getting the scholarship. over one lac books on our shelves and

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7. The students are expected to 8) Two table tennis tables observe silence in the Reading 9) One kho-kho court Room and not to disturb others in 10) One softball field academic session. In addition to this any way. 11) One cricket field normal training, he is required to 8. Special Library service, for In addition to the above, the following undergo further training for which he extended hours, is provided near facilities are made available to the may volunteer and which may from time examination days. students in different disciplines: to time be sanctioned by the Ministry of 9. Needy and meritorious students are a) Athletics: Sports Complex, Sector Defence, Government of India or by the issued books for the whole session. 46, Chandigarh and Phase-VI, State Government. Mohali The uniforms issued to the cadets are to Lal Chand Research Library b) Badminton: P.U. Gymnasium be used with care. Any loss or damage This is the pride of the college. It was c) Body Building: Bon'Sante, Sector shall be made good by them. established by the DAV College 17, Chandigarh and College Multi Gym Managing Committee in 1917 at Lahore. Societies and Clubs After partition it was rehabilitated at d) Boxing: Sports Complex, Sector 46, The college has a Dramatic Club, a Hoshiarpur and was shifted to DAV Chandigarh Music Club, Audio-Visual Society, a Fine Chandigarh in 1996. It has 8360 e) Judo: Judo Hall, Sector 42, Arts Club, a Hiking Club and a manuscripts dating back to 14th century Chandigarh Photography Club. Debates, Paper and more than ten thousand rare books. f) Lawn Tennis: CLTA Stadium, Reading contests and Declamations are All Palm leaf manuscripts and paper Sector 10, Chandigarh organised in Sanskrit, English, Hindi manuscripts have been digitized and g) Swimming: Panjab University and Punjabi. The History Association, stored in 140 CDs. Over 5 lac pages of Swimming Pool the Young Speakers' Association, the various manuscripts have been h) Table Tennis: Table Tennis Hall, Planning Forum, the Political Thinkers laminated. Sector 23, Chandigarh Forum, the Geographical Association, i) Wrestling: Dara Studio, Mohali the Science Association, the Bose Sports The college also arranges services of Biological Association, the Hindi College students are required to take professional coaches from Sports Parishad, the Punjabi Sahit Sabha and part in games regularly. Ample provision Authority of India / Chandigarh Sports the Sanskrit Parishad, English Literary exists on the college campus for various Department for various sports. Society hold debates and declamation games and sports. The college Incentives to Sportsmen contests and arrange lectures and participates in tournaments of Cricket, a) Sports stipends social functions. The Students' Central Tennis, Table Tennis, Badminton, Kho- b) Sports talent scholarship (given by Association coordinates these and Kho, Gymnastics, Yoga, Athletics Judo, U T Administration and N I S, other cultural and social activities in the Boxing, Cross Country, Relay races, Patiala) College. The Sports Council looks after Ball Badminton, Rowing, Water Polo, c) Outstanding students are awarded games and sports. The NSS, Blood Wrestling, Shooting, Softball, Squash College Colours/ Roll of Honour. Donors' Association and Youth Service R a c q u e t , A r c h e r y, B a s k e t b a l l , d) A running trophy and a cash prize of Club inculcate the spirit of social service Swimming, Netball, Chess, Power Rs. 2100/- is awarded to the best in young students. Tours and visits to lifting, Best Physique, Cycling, sportsman of the year. This historical places of cultural and scientific Kayaking, Canoeing and Handball. scholarship has been donated by interest are arranged by various Sportsmen of outstanding merit are Principal S. Marriya in memory of societies. granted handsome concessions. The his reverend mother. sportsmen are expected to establish e) S p o r t s A u t h o r i t y o f I n d i a , The Students' Central healthy traditions regarding dress, Scholarships. behaviour and attitude. f) S p e c i a l q u o t a o f s e a t s f o r Association a d m i s s i o n i s r e s e r v e d f o r The SCA is an important link in the sportsmen as per P.U. Rules. redressal of students' grievances. It is Sports Facilities also an asset to the college in the All latest physical education literature National Cadet Corps maintenance of decorum/discipline in and equipment are available with the college; arrangement of various Department of Physical Education of the The college is known for the emphasis it college functions, etc. lays on NCC training. All the three wings College. The following facilities are The Students' Central Association exist in the college. Students can join available. guards the best interests of the one of these wings depending on their 1) 1 3 - s t a t i o n m u l t i p u r p o s e students. Our approach in this matter is aptitude and physical fitness. They are gymnasium for conditioning reflected right from the way we use the also prepared for Regular commission 2) Gymnasium hall with requisite idea of students' election. We work from in the Army, Navy and Air Force. apparatus the belief that early exposure of the 3) A football ground As per NCC rules, a cadet is required to students to electoral process is a good 4) Floodlit basketball court attend the annual training camp of the idea, provided it is taken up in the right 5) Two badminton courts unit each year and undergo service manner. In our college we have reduced 6) One handball field training for a period of 65 hours or 96 the intervention of the political 7) One volleyball field periods or 32 parades during the groupings to the minimum level. www.davchd.com 27 More About The College

roll number. Students are expected to carry their identity cards with them to the D.A.V. College Alumni No doubt the student groups have college. Books are issued from the Association affiliation with the student bodies of library and students are admitted to the Reading room and House Examination The D.AV. College Alumni Association political parties. The difference we make was formally launched in 2002-03. The is that we involve all students in matters on production of the Identity Card. Identity Card is also necessary for objectives of the Association are: of their immediate interest thus leaving i) to promote and inspire a feeling of them no space to peddle the bad participating in cultural and social activities and for claiming railway fraternity between all the old practices of the professional politicians. students. These have no impact on our students concession. If it is lost another can be ii) to strengthen the link and tie of as they are made to strictly adhere to got issued on payment of Identity Card fellowship between the present necessary election codes. Our students Charges. Identity Card must be students, members of the teaching contest the most peaceful election deposited back at the time of leaving the staff of D.A.V. College, Chandigarh without taking recourse to the mean college. Students are expected to carry and the old students in the country methods of influencing the voters. their identity cards with them to the and abroad. Once the elected body is put in place, all college. iii) to promote and encourage active types of election fever and rivalries are interest in the progress and welfare forgotten once and for all. Even those National Service Scheme of its members, students and old students who have lost in the contest The college has been allotted three boys. continue to get full attention if they bring units under National Service Scheme. Iv) to establish and organize centers at up the genuine problems concerning the Students from all classes can apply for different places for fulfillment of its students. this. They are required to put in 120 objectives. hours of work per year including a ten v) where necessary to acquire and to day camp. NSS volunteers who attend Identity Card/Smart Card own property for the furtherance of NSS camps regularly get an advantage the objectives of the association. Rules o v e r o t h e r s i n a d m i s s i o n t o vi) to arrange seminars, exhibitions, On joining the college each student is postgraduate classes. issued an Identity Card/Smart Card cultural programmes, etc. from time bearing his/her photograph, name and to time to promote the interest of its members.

COLLEGE CALENDAR 2013-14 August Talent Hunt Competition 1st, 2nd week, Independence Day Celebration15th August, Blood Donation Camp 3rd week. September Functions/Talks by various subject societies. Visit to the institute for the Blind, Drug De-addiction workshop, Welcome functions - Departmental Freshers’ Parties, House Examinations. Autumn Break NSS Camp, Pulse Polio, Educational Tours/ Excursions October Three-day Cultural Festival, Havan/Pravachan at Ambedkar Colony, Dhanas, Eye Donation Camp, Participation in Youth Festival, Diwali Celebrations. November UGC Sposored Seminars, AIDS Awareness Workshop for School/College, Students Inter-College functions by various societies. December Semester examination for Postgraduate Classes, House examinations, Winter Break, Educational Tours/Excursions January Blood Donation Camp, U GC Sposored Seminars, Participation in Zonal Youth Festival, Republic Day Celebration 26th Jan., 2014 February Sports Day, Farewell Functions (Hostels, Departments, etc) March Special test, Prize Distribution and Convocation April Annual Examination for Undergraduate Classes. May Semester Examination for Postgraduate Classes.

SPORTS TRIALS The sports trials for Boys and Girls for the session 2013-14 will be held in the College Campus as per the following schedule: Game Date Time Cricket, Judo, Swimming/Water Polo, Gymnastics, Chess and Squash Racket 12.07.2013 9:30 am Badminton, Gatka, Best Physique, Weight Lifting, Softball, Basketball, Kabaddi (NS) and Archery 13.07.2013 9:30 am Wrestling, Korfball, Handball, Fencing, Rowing/Kayaking/Canoeing and Yachting 15.07.2013 9:30 am Shooting, Ball Badminton, Boxing, Volleyball, Kho-Kho and Football 16.07.2013 9:30 am Athletics, Cross country, Cycling, Netball, Table Tennis, Yoga, Baseball and Lawn Tennis 17.07.2013 9:30 am

All the sports persons should come in proper Kit alongwith original Academic and Sports Certificates. The selection in the trial will be subject to admission in the College.

28 www.davchd.com D.A.V. College, Chandigarh Form – A Application Form for Admission 2013‐2014 For Office Use Only Sr. No...... Application Form Class ………………………………………………Sectio n…………………..…Roll No…………………….… Received on………………………………..…...... Signature of Receiv er ……………...... Amount received Rs…………… …………R eceipt No………………...Dated…………… ……………

CLASS/PROGRAMME YOU WISH TO JOIN: …..………………………………………………………………………………………………………...... Result of Previous Year: Pass/Fail/Co mpar tment:……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… Category/Categories against which application is being submitted (Put ; mark in the relevant box):

General Defence Personnel quota For admission to M.Sc.‐I in Phy/Chem/Zoo/Bioinfo/Biotech/MBE Whether appeared in O‐CET conducted PASTE YOUR Scheduled Caste Terrorist Victims by P.U. ; the right box PHOTO HERE

Sports Persons Freedom Fighters Yes No DO NOT

*Physically Handi‐ Kashmiri Migrants STAPLE capped/VH/blind FOREIGN NATIONAL If Yes, marks obtained ______R ank ______Widows/Divorced NRI

Women 50% of the marks obt. in O‐CET ______U.T. Pool Industry Sponsored 50% of the marks obt. in B.Sc./BA/B.Com______General Pool Single Girl Child Are you claiming

Panjab University Registration Number (if any) any weightage : Yes/No

Panjab University PUPIN (11 digit identification Number, if any)

1. Name of the applicant (in block letters): (as in tenth class certific at e) (Leav e one blank space bet ween parts of Name)

2. (a) Father’s Name (in block letters) (As in tenth class certificate)

Occupation : ______Position/Designation ______Office Address______Phone No.______Mobile No. ______(b) Mother’s Name (in block letters) (As in tenth class certificate)

Occupation : ______Position/Designation ______Office Address______

______Phone No.______Mobile No. ______(c) Guar dian ’ s Name (if appli cable):

Occupation : ______Position/Designation ______Office Address______Phone No.______Mobile No. ______

3. Annual income from all sour ces R s. (For availing half fee concession admissible to students whose parents' income is not more than Rs. 1,00,000 p.a. attach documentary proof.)

4. Date of Birth: 5.(a) Sex(M/F) 5.(b) Blood Group 6. Birth Particulars : (i) Place ______(ii) District______(iii) State______(iv) NATIONALITY ______7. Full address for correspondence: ______Mobile No.______Telephone No. ______Pin Code: ______E‐mail Address ______7. (a) Applicant's Mobile Number ______

8. Permanent Home Address: ______Mobile No.______Telephone No. ______Pin Code: ______E‐mail Address ______(Attach photo copy of Residence Proof) 9. Subjects/options you want to study (Please refer to Prospectus.)

(i) ______(ii) ______(iii) ______(iv)______(v) ______(vi) ______(vii) ______(viii) ______(ix) ______(x) ______9.(a)* Please write optional subject: (For B.Com. IIIrd year) (1. Operational Resear ch (OR) or 2. Organisational Behaviour) (OB) :______9.(b)*For all students of Ist year : Please fill as per eligibility (see prospectus) (1. HCP or 2. Punjabi) : ______10. Previous class details: Session ______Class ______Roll No.______(For old students of the College) * 9.(a) & 9.(b) are mandatory For B.A. 11. Subjects of Hons, you wish to opt for (for B.A. / B.Com. students) ______Subject combination (Students are required to fill up the attached form for Hons subjects) No. as given in the college prospectus on 12. Have you passed in English in class XII exams? Yes/No. page no. 15

13. Mention gap years, if any. (Furnish affidavit explaining gap) ______14. Have you ever been punished for misbehaviour or for using unfair means? If Yes, give details. ______

______15. Have you ever been disqualified by any Board / University? If Yes, give details. ______(No candidate is admitted under any circumstances during disqualification period) 16. Are you migrating from another college / University? If Yes, give details. ______Migration Certificate attached? Yes/No 17. Do you suffer from any serious ailment? If so give details including details of treatmen t. ______

18. For Foreign Students Only (Attach photostat copy of passport, duly attested and Eligibility Certificate from Panjab Universit y) (a) Nationality ______(b) Passport No. ______

19. Compartment in the subject of ______

DECLARATION BY THE APPLICANT AND THE PARENTS/GUARDIAN

1. I declare that I have carefully read the instructions and state that the entries made by me in this form are correct to the b est of my knowledge and nothing has been concealed. I understand that my admission is liable to be cancelled if any of the statements made by me is found incorrect. 2. I undertake to observe proper standards of academic conduct and not to associate with any activity that goes against the discipline of the College.

3. I shall abide by the rules and regulations of the College and the Panjab University. 4. I shall faithfully carry out the instructions issued by the College authorities from time to time. 5. I hold myself responsible for due and prompt payment of fees and all other dues. 6. I understand that I cannot concurrently be enrolled for more than one full‐time course of studies. 7. I am fully aware that ragging, smoking and drinking liquor is strictly prohibited in the College/Hostel. If I am found guilty of indulging in these activities, I shall be liable for punishment and expulsion from the Hostel/College.

8. I solemnly state that I am not facing any disciplinary proceedings and have not been disqualified by any Board/University.

9. I have not so far been admitted to any affiliated College/De pt. of the Panjab University in the class to which I am seeking admission. 10. I shall not smoke and drink in and around the College. 11. I shall not use mobile phone in the College. 12. I shall fulfil the requirements of the Panjab University i.e. is 75% attendance of the lectures and 25% marks in House tests. 13. I have not been involved in any criminal activity and have never been convicted under any criminal offence. I also state that no FIR is registered against me or any criminal proceedings are still pending against me at the time of submission of application. Further, I will not possess/carry any weapon on the College Campus and if any weapon is recovered from me, I understand that I can be resticated for such an offence.

14. I solemnly declare that the certificates submitted by me along with this application are true and have not been tampered with . I understand that my admission is liable to be cancelled if any of the certificates is found to be false.

...... Date...... (Full Signature of the Candida te)

I certify that my son/daughter/ward is making this application with my permission. I hold myself responsible for his/her good conduct and beha viour as a student of the College and for payment all his/her dues during his/her stay in the College. I undertake respon sibility that my son/daughter/ward will attend the classe s regularl y and pu nctually to comple te the requir ed per c entage of attendance as per the Panjab University rules, failing which I understand that he/she will be rendered ineligible for the final examinations.

Date ...... (Full Signature of the Parent/Guardian) Name...... Address......

Note: 1. Applicant is require to fill Form A and Form C (for new student) and Form A, Form B and Form C (for old student) 2. Incomplete application or with wrong/deliberately concealed information is liable to be straightaway rejected. INSTRUCTIONS FOR CANDIDATES

1. This form must be filled by the candidate in his or her own hand in a clear and legible manner. 2. This application form complete in all respects must be submitted to the College office as has been indicated in the Admission Notice as well as in the Prospectus on or before the last date indicated, even if the result of the qualifying examination has not been declared. 3. The application form must be completed in all respects. No column should be left unfilled. If any Information sought is not applicable

to the candidate the word "NA" should be entered against this column. If a candidate omits/conceals relevant information or gives false information, his/her admission is liable to be cancelled . 4. Attested copies of Board/University Certificates, Certificates claiming special status, etc . must be attached to this application form. In case the required documents are not attached, the application is liable to be rejected as incomplete.

5. The declaration to be made by the candidate and his/her par ent on page 3 should be signed and dated be fore the application is submitted. 6. All certificates/documents submitted by the candidate with this form must be signed by the candidate himself/herself also.

7. Information on courses attended / admission taken by the applicant in preceding 3 years must be filled by him/her in the academic record.

Note: THE CANDIDATES SHOULD UNDERSTAND THAT THE ADMISSION IF GRANTED BY THE COLLEGE WOULD BE PROVISIONAL AND

SUBJECT TO CONFIRMATION BY THE UNIVERSITY.

DOCUMENTS TO BE SUBMITTED WITH APPLICATION FORM

Submit the following documents and put ; in the box.

1. Attested copies of Board or University Certificates showing the date of birth and detai ls of previous examinations passed and detailed marks certificates. (O riginal Detailed Marks Certificate issued by the University or the Board should be produced at the time of interview.) 2. An attested copy of the certificate of good conduct from the Head of the Ins titution last attended.

3. Three copies of recent passport size photograph. (One pasted, two stapled). 4. The students will have to submit a personal affidavit about their marks to the college in case their result gazettes are not available with the college.

5. Original Migration Certificates in case of candidates seeking admission to the college from Universities/Boards/Councils/B odies other than Panjab University. Migration Certificate can be submitted latest before 20th September, 2011 because it must reach the Panjab University Office by 30th September, 2011. Candidate seeking admission to Diploma/Certificate courses will submit ‘No Objection Certificate’ from the parent University/Institution in

place of Migration Certi ficate. 6. Certificates relevant to claim any reserved category status. 7. Affidavit explaining gap year/years, if any.

8. Certificates in support of claim for weightage/weightages. 9. Eligibility certificate. 10. F oreign students are admitted if they have eligibility certificate from Panjab University and a long term visa. 11. An attested photo copy of residence proof/Aadhar Card/Voter Card/Passport etc. 12. Any Other ______

TOTAL NUMBER OF DOCUMENTS SUBMITTED ______ACADEMIC RECORD

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B.A./B.Sc./B.Com./ BBA/BCA Part‐II

B.A./B.Sc./B.Com./ BBA/BCA Part‐III

B.A. (Hons.) B.Sc. (Hons.) B.Sc. (Hons. School) B.Com. (Hons.)

M.Com/MBE 1st Sem. 2nd Sem. rd 3 S em.

M.A./M.Sc. Part‐ I

Any other Exam.

Signatures of the Applicant Admissi on Remarks Per centage in the previous exam :

Deficient in the subject of : Documents required :

Prof. in‐charge Dean Admission Principal ACKNOWLEDGMENT

Application form Serial No. :______Received from : ______Application form for class/programme : ______Receipt No. : ______Dated : ______

Signature

(To be submitted along with Admission Form by students already registred with Panjab University, Chandigarh)

D.A.V. College, Chandigarh College Roll No. ______(PANJAB UNIVERSITY ANNUAL EXAM. APRIL 2014) (for office use) (Subject to final confirmation of eligibility of candidate) Class: ______

Subjects: ______

PUPIN NO. Name : ______

Father’s Name : ______

Mother’s Name: ______Centre Exam.: CHANDIGARH Centre No. (For office use only): ______(Full Signatures of Candidate)

Controller of Examinations Principal

Note : This card must be shown to the invigilating staff with PUPIN Card at P.U. Exam. For April, 2014 Examination.