NAAC ACCREDITED A+ Grade

(Under(Under the the aegis aegis of of G GGGDDSSDD College College Society) Society)

Prospectus 2020-21

A College with Potential for Excellence Selected under Star College Scheme of DBT, U.G.C., New Delhi New Delhi Selected as Deen Dayal Upadhyay Placed in All India Rank Band 101-150 KAUSHAL Kendra, by MHRD, Government of India in NIRF 2020 U.G.C., New Delhi Selected under ‘FIST Programme’ Department of Science & Technology, Government of India, New Delhi Our Inspiration

Goswami Ganesh Dua Ji Maharaj Immortal Luminary Our Guiding Spirit

Late Dr. Pandit Mohan Lal Ji Former Home, Finance and Educaon Minister, Punjab Founder President GGDSD College Society/ Managing Commiee Former President Shri Sanatan Dharma Pranidhi Sabha (Punjab)

1 President's Message

It is heartening to learn that Goswami Ganesh Dua S.D. College, Chandigarh is making striking contribuon towards augmenng the academic fabric of India through its progressive outlook and rich roots in Sanatanist, moral and ethical values. The college imparts high quality educaon in Commerce, Science, Humanies, Informaon Technology and Vocaonal streams and encourages research acvies with highest devoon and complete dedicaon. Since its incepon in 1973, S.D. College has traversed a long way and with a disnguished legacy of over four and half decades, it has emerged as renowned and reputed instute with world class educaon where academics is redefined and redesigned every day. In the new paradigm, brought about by the advent of Covid-19, the sacrosanct duty of imparng educaon is faced with various novel challenges, that we, at GGDSD College, are up to meeng in this solemn quest of doing jusce to our young students, whilst ensuring their safety and well-being. Staying abreast of changing dynamics and societal needs, our instute has been able to adapt itself to the changing scenario successfully. These are uncertain mes, but we at GGDSD College, being well euqipped with new technological mediums and digital e-learning plaorms, are certain of the fact that the highest standards of academic excellence shall be maintained. The digital inaves enhance our capabilies and establish new best pracces, so that our students' interests are safeguarded and promoted, at all mes. With invenve faculty and futurisc state-of-the-art infrastructure, we are set out to meet the globally benchmarked set of teaching pedagogies, synergy between 'Hands on' and 'Minds on' training and focus on 360 degree development of the personality, even in mes where educaon has to find innovave ways of reaching the students through e-learning. Besides its flagship campus at Chandigarh, S.D. has its innovave, dynamic and vibrant campuses at other locaons too, namely: Pt. Mohan Lal S.D. College for Women Gurdaspur, Pt. Mohan Lal S.D. College for Girls, Fatehgarh Churian, G.G.D.S.D. College, Kheri Gurna (Rajpura), Pt. Mohan Lal S.D. Public School, Chandigarh and Pt. Mohan Lal Global School, Fatehgarh Churian. In a recent development, the GGDSD College Society has instuted a modernized PML S.D. Business School offering highest quality management educaon. I am sure that our journey of excellence will connue with faster pace in coming years.I wish the Principal, Staff and Students of the college all success in their endeavours.

Upkar Krishan Sharma President GGDSD College Society

2 2 From The Desk Of The Principal

I warmly welcome you to Goswami Ganesh Dua S.D. College, Chandigarh, the most acclaimed and awarded college which has been accredited with 'A+' grade by NAAC and accorded the status of 'A college with Potenal of Excellence' by UGC. The college has added another feather to its cap by being selected under 'Star college Scheme' of the Department of Biotechnology (DBT), Govt. of India, New Delhi. We have been sanconed 'Deen Dayal Upadhyay Knowledge Acquision and Up- gradaon of Skiled Human Abilies and Livelihood' (KAUSHAL) Kendra' status by the UGC to run B.Voc., courses. The college has been placed 12th in BCA, 23rd in Commerce, 23rd in Science, 18th in BBA and 41st in Arts in the ‘Best College of India’ in a survey conducted by India Today - MDRA, 2020. These accolades and awards speak volumes of our academic excellence and quality educaon. Incepted in 1973, the college has constantly been evolving according to the needs of globalized world by imparng quality and value based holisc educaon in wide spectrum of vocaonal, professional, commercial and technical streams under the facules of Commerce, Science, Informaonal Technology and Humanies. When academic revoluon was unfolding in the world, we were the first one to feel the tremors and we introduced vocaonal courses. The college has transcended convenonal learning through trans-disciplinary educaon by introducing various innovave and professional courses in emerging and interdisciplinary areas. The college offers three innovave Courses viz. M.Sc. Bioinformacs, M.Sc. Applied Chemistry (Pharmaceucal), and M.Com. in Entrepreneurship and Family Business. Apart from the aforemenoned courses, there are thirteen 'Add On' courses which students can opt to add a winning edge to the profile. For going global in a local world, we have entered into MoU with University of Fraser Valley (UFV), Canada. Our disncve pedagogy imparts educaon through ultra-modern and hi-tech techniques that are characterized by bridge courses, brain storming sessions, seminars, case studies and power point presentaons, etc. Toppers in studies, champions in sports and heroes in extra curricular acvies year aer year, make S.D. an irresisble desnaon for students. Our instuon maintains a symbioc relaonship between teaching-learning and co- curricular acvies. Our placement cell ensures employment of the students through campus placements. The excellence of industry-instute-interface speaks for itself with our alumni making waves on the universal landscape. At S.D., we equip and empower students of emerging India to realize their dreams effecvely and make their mark on the global landscape by unleashing their potenal in a balanced manner through competence enhancement and enduring Sanatanist values. The world has seen paradigm shis in the society by unprecedented Covid-19. Without a vaccine for Covid-19, this seems to have become the 'New Normal' for us. Higher educaon has been impacted in a big way and 'Technology Landscape' has emerged. The biggest and most sudden transion the pandemic has forced is the switch to online educaon. Educaon 4.0 is the future of higher educaon. S.D. is innovang its way through Covid-19 and is future ready in various ways. For the young students of emerging India, S.D. is a unique place to carve their own path of success. It provides the students space to grow and opportunity to excel by inslling competencies and inculcang values that give them a head start in life. We invite you to explore the plethora of learning opons offered by us. Good luck and wish you a year of purpose and fulfillment!

Dr. Balraj Thapar M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.

3 3 About The GGDSD College Society

G.G.D.S.D. COLLEGE SOCIETY To commemorate the revered memory of illustrious Tyagmur Goswami Ganesh Dua Ji, Late Pt. Mohan Lal Ji, Former Home, Educaon and Finance Minister, Punjab along with Prof. Roshan Lal Verma Ji and other prominent educaonists, lawyers and public men set up 'Goswami Ganesh Dua College Society' in 1973 at Chandigarh, which was duly registered under Sociees Registraon Act XXI of 1860. The registered office of the Society is located at Goswami Ganesh Dua S.D. College, Sector 32-C, Chandigarh. The Society constutes a Managing Commiee from amongst its members. MEMBERS OF MANAGING COMMITTEE Sh. Upkar Krishan Sharma President Dr. Siddharth Sharma Vice-President Sh. Ramesh Shukla Vice-President Dr. Anirudh Joshi General Secretary Sh. Jander Bhaa Finance Secretary Dr. P.K. Bajaj General Secretary Dr. S.C. Vaidya General Secretary Members Dr. Gurmeet Singh Shri Vijay Kumar Sharma Shri Sash Sareen Shri Ganesh Mial Shri J.K. Khaitan Shri Rajesh Dhir Ms. Vaishali Sharma Mr. Balraj Mohan Shri N.P. Manocha Shri R.K. Anand Dr. O. P. Vasishta Shri Harijit Singh Bhalla Dr. Shiv Kumar (Ex-MLA) Shri Sardari Lal Goswami Shri Upinder Sharma Dr. S. K. Sharma Jusce V.K. Jhanjhi Under the aegis of this Society, the following instuons have been established: 1. Goswami Ganesh Dua S.D. College, Chandigarh was established in 1973. 2. Pt. Mohan Lal S.D. Public School, Chandigarh was founded in 1989. 3. Pt. Mohan Lal S.D. College for Women, Gurdaspur was set up in 1995. 4. Pt. Mohan Lal S.D. College for Girls, Fatehgarh Churian came into existence in 2005. 5. G.G.D.S.D. College, Kheri Gurna, (Near Banur), Tehsil Rajpura, Dist. Paala came into being in 2013. 6. Pandit Mohan Lal Global School, Batala Road, Fatehgarh Churian was incepted in 2014. 7. Pt. Mohan Lal S.D. Business School, Chandigarh established in 2020.

Pandit Mohan Lal Global School Pt. Mohan Lal SD College for Women Pt. Mohan Lal SD College for Girls GGDSD College Fatehgarh Churian Gurdaspur Fatehgarh Churian Kheri Gurna

4 About The GGDSD College Society

KAUSHALIYA DEVI VERMA CHARITABLE INSTITUTE Mrs. Kaushaliya Devi Verma Charitable Instute for Women was set up on the college campus in the year 2000 to honour the fond memory of Late Smt Kaushaliya Devi Verma, wife of Prof Roshan Lal Verma, founder Principal of our college. Mrs. Verma was a noble and philanthropic lady who donated her enre life's savings to the college. The focus of the instute is to impart free vocaonal training to women from economically weaker secons of society. The instute conducts six-months and one year long courses in Cung and Tailoring, Embroidery - including Professional Machine Embroidery, Cosmetology and Beauty Culture and Computer Training. The college offers a six months basic course and a one year diploma in Cosmetology and Beauty culture. Till now, 94 batches with 1104 trainees have successfully completed the course in Cung, Tailoring and Embroidery under the guidance of Ms Bhupinder Kaur. As many as 883 trainees have successfully completed the course in Cosmetology and Beauty Culture under the guidance of Ms Rinku Sinha. Our Adopted Instute - Dr. B. R. AMBEDKAR SCHOOL The GGDSD College Society extends generous support to Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Primary School run by the NGO - Cizen Associaon of Relief and Educaon Services (CARES) in Janta Colony, Naya Gaon. Our college students contribuon towards the over-all development of these underprivileged children. In order to impart knowledge and skills, various acvies in art and cra, communicaon skills, moral values and healthy habits are organized frequently. Fesvals like Rakhi, Diwali and special days like Independence Day, Teacher's Day and Republic Day are celebrated with a move to inculcate a sense of naonal spirit amongst the small children.

5 About The College

GGDSD: A SAGA OF EXCELLENCE Excellence is never achieved in a day. Excellence has a preface- a preface, no less than a saga made up of extraordinary events, real life heroes and a foundaon ornamented with valour, iniave, sacrifice and faith. A foundaon, so deep-rooted and concrete, Late Dr. Pt. Mohan Lal Ji Late Prof. R.L. Verma Ji Late Mrs. Kaushaliya Devi Verma Ji which creates edifices eming values, knowledge, thoughts to the society at large and a character to its inhabitants. That excellence is what Goswami Ganesh Dua S.D. College has achieved in its more than forty five years of existence. The college is affiliated to Panjab University, Chandigarh. Right from its very incepon, the college was fortunate to have been led by eminent personalies. Inspired by the spirit of service and sacrifice, the instuon was established on 3rd July, 1973 in the revered memory of Goswami Ganesh Dua Ji, who envisioned Chandigarh as a focal point of culture and saw it as a potenal hub for Sanatanist acvies. His dream materialized under the dynamic leadership of late Pt. Mohan Lal Ji, former Educaon, Home and Finance Minister, Punjab, and other prominent educaonists, lawyers and public men. With the efforts and collaboraon of such profound workers, a first rate college was established, firmly grounded on the bricks of principles and values in its moo 'Firm in Faith and Broad in Mind'. The teething troubles of the instuon were overcome by the 'karmayogi' Pt. Mohan Lal Ji, who, with his pragmasm, vision, administrave acumen and exceponal enthusiasm led the instuon from the front. Pandit Ji was joined in his unring efforts by the luminary Prof. Roshan Lal Verma Ji, the founder principal of the college, who donated his enre life's savings in seng up this instuon. Right alongside was his wife, Mrs. Kaushaliya Devi Verma Ji, who too, selflessly bequeathed her enre property for the growth of the college. The assets that she donated to the instute were later used to form a trust which helps provide support to the women of the economically weaker secons by offering them excellent career oriented courses and training facilies absolutely free of cost. These efforts by the founding team bore fruit and since then, the college has been imparng holisc educaon to the future torchbearers of the country. The Principals of the college have striven towards connuing with this saga of excellence that passed down as heritage from its founding stalwarts. The college witnessed exceponal growth under the laudable leadership of its Principals - Prof. Roshan Lal Verma, Sh. D.N. Sharma, Sh Umesh Chandra Sharma, Dr. A.C. Vaid, Mrs. Meena Prabhakar and Dr. Bhushan K. Sharma. On July 2, 2019, Dr. Balraj Thapar took charge as the officiang Principal of the college and is connuing the tradion of excellence with his able administrave acumen. OUR VISION To emerge as a centre of excellence in the country imparng quality educaon, providing research facilies and consultancy services that meet the requirements of today's global market and societal needs. OUR MISSION To disseminate knowledge that nurtures students to meet the highest standards of competence and professionalism along with grounding them firmly in a sound value system.

6 About The College

Goswami Ganesh Dua S.D. College, Chandigarh, has been fortunate to have been guided by illustrious and able visionaries who have mentored the college admirably and charted a course of acon that is exemplary. Late Pt. Mohan Lal Ji, the former Home, Finance and Educaon Minister of Punjab, who was the founder President of the college management, dedicated his life to the development of the college. Through his managerial prowess and pragmac approach, he steered the college from strength to strength. Aer the sad demise of Dr. Pt. Mohan Lal Ji, his illustrious son, Sh. Upkar Krishan Sharma (formerly Vice President of Eveready Industries India Ltd.) shouldered the responsibilies of the instuon by providing the umbrella of effecve leadership. The present Governing Body is headed by Sh. Upkar Krishan Sharma. The governing policies are constantly reviewed and updated keeping in mind the societal requirements and the organizaonal goals. GOVERNING BODY Goswami Ganesh Dua S.D.College, Chandigarh Shri Upkar Krishan Sharma President Dr. S.K. Sharma Member Dr. Anirudh Joshi General Secretary P.U., Chandigarh Representave Educaonist Sh. Jander Bhaa Finance Secretary Dr. S.K.Chadha Educaonist Dr. P.K. Bajaj General Secretary Dr. Jasveen Dua Staff Representave Dr. S.C.Vaidya General Secretary Capt. Dr. Virender Singh Staff Representave Dr. Siddharth Sharma Member Dr. Balraj Thapar Ex-officio-Member Secretary Sh. K.K. Aggarwal Member D.H.E., U.T. Chandigarh Member or his nominee Dr. Gurmeet Singh Member DISTINCTIONS & RECOGNITIONS · Accredited with 'A+' Grade by the NAAC during the session 2016-17. · Bestowed with status of 'A College with Potenal for Excellence' by the UGC. · Placed in All India Rank Band 101-150 by NIRF 2020. · Ranked 12th in BCA, 23rd in Commerce, 23rd in Science, 18th in BBA and 41st in Arts in the 'Best College of India' at All India Level in a survey conducted by India Today - MDRA, 2020. · Sanconed 'Deen Dayal Upadhyay Knowledge Acquision and Up-gradaon of Skilled Human Abilies and Livelihood '(KAUSHAL) Kendra' status by the UGC to run B.Voc. courses. · Conferred Research Centre status by P.U. in the subjects of Biotechnology, Chemistry, Physics and Commerce. · Departments of Commerce & Management, Bio Sciences and Economics have been declared as “High Rated Departments” by the UGC. · Selected under Star College Scheme by DBT Government of India. · Our College has been selected as an “Instuonal Member” of Asia Pacific Quality Network (APQN). We are one of the 21 instuons in India to have been selected by APQN. · Granted INFLIBNET facility by the UGC. · The college runs Diploma in Medical Lab Technology under the Community College Scheme. · The college runs three innovave programmes recognized by the UGC including M.Sc. Applied Chemistry (Pharmaceucal), M.Com Entrepreneurship and Family Business and M.Sc. Bioinformacs. · The college has “Manasuday”, a meditaon and counselling centre. · The college runs 13 parallel Career Oriented 'Add-On' courses. · MoU with acclaimed University of the Fraser Valley (UFV), Canada for BBA and Computer Informaon System (CIS) Programmes. · MoU with Tata Consultancy Services (TCS iON) for automaon soluons and developing Enterprises Resource Planning (ERP). · MoU with Naonal Stock Exchange (NSE) to run NSE Cerfied Capital Market ProfessionalCourse. · MOU with ICT Academy to train and enhance the skills of teachers and students through a seven pillar program in the areas of Faculty Development, Skill Development, Entrepreneurship Development, Youth Empowerment, Industry- Instute Interacon, Digital Empowerment and Research & Publicaons. · Industrial e-ups with Punjab Dairy Development Board, Central Poultry Development Organizaon, Big Bazar, ITC Retail, TCS, HPMC, Metro Cash, ShikarInfotel, OmkarInfotech, GalacInfotech Soluon, NIELIT, Gauri India Ltd., Black Industries Pvt. Ltd. etc. to run B.Voc. Courses.

7 Courses Offered

DOCTORATE PROGRAMMES UNDERGRADUATE DEGREE COURSES WITH Ph.D. Biotechnology HONOURS Ph.D. Chemistry B.A. (Hons.) Economics Ph.D. Physics B.A. (Hons.) English Ph.D. Commerce B.A. (Hons. )Hindi POST GRADUATE DEGREE COURSES B.A. (Hons.) History M.Com. B.A. (Hons.) Sociology M.A. Economics B.A. (Hons.) Psychology M.A. English M.Sc. Biotechnology B.A. (Hons.) Polical Science M.Sc. Informaon Technology B.Com.(Hons.) Accounng and Finance M.Sc. Physics B.Com.(Hons.) Economics POST GRADUATE INNOVATIVE B.Com.(Hons.) Banking PROGRAMMES OF UGC ADD ON (CAREER ORIENTED) COURSES M.Sc. Applied Chemistry (Pharmaceucal) (Cerficate, Diploma & Advanced Course M.Sc. Bioinformacs Levels) M.Com (Entrepreneurship & Family Event Management Business) Computer Based Accounng POST GRADUATE DIPLOMA COURSES Adversing & Sales Management PGDCA (Computer Applicaons) Cosmetology PGDMC (Mass Communicaon) PGDMM (Markeng Management) Animaon and Graphics PGDPM&LW (Personnel Management & Journalism Labour Welfare) Fashion Designing UNDERGRADUATE DEGREE COURSES Child Psychology B.Com. Guidance and Counselling B.A. French B.B.A. Environmental Auding B.C.A. Tourism and Travel B.Sc.(Medical) Video Reporng B.Sc.(Non-Medical) COURSE SPONSORED BY UGC B.Sc. (Hons.) Bioinformacs B.Sc. (Hons.) Biotechnology Human Rights Educaon This is a UGC Sponsored Foundaon Course UNDERGRADUATE VOCATIONAL DEGREE st COURSES UNDER DEEN DAYAL UPADYAY whose duraon is 2.5 months and eligibility is 1 'KAUSHAL' KENDRA (UGC) year undergraduate or above in any discipline B.Voc.(Agri-Business and Agrarian COURSE UNDER UGC COMMUNITY COLLEGE Entrepreneurship) SCHEME B.Voc.(Fashion Technology and Apparel Diploma in Medical Lab Technology Design) (DMLT) B.Voc.(Food Processing and Preservaon) CERTIFICATE COURSE B.Voc.(Hardware and Networking) NSE Cerfied Course : NCCMP B.Voc.(Retail Management) (Naonal Stock Exchange Cerfied B.Voc.(Logiscs Management) Capital Market Professional Programme)

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PROGRAMMES ADMISSION INCHARGE ENQUIRY E-MAIL ID Ph.D. Biotechnology Dr. Navneet Batra [email protected] Ph.D. Chemistry Dr. SajeevSoni [email protected] Ph.D. Physics Dr. Shikha Gupta [email protected] Ph.D. Commerce Dr. Rajiv Mohan Behl [email protected]

POST GRADUATE DEGREE COURSES

PROGRAMMES NO. OF ADMISSION MINIMUM ELIGIBILITY FOR ADMISSION INCHARGE SEATS CRITERIA ADMISSION AT ENTRANCE Enquiry E-Mail ID LEVEL st M.Com. 1 Semester 80 Merit Basis A Bachelor degree in commerce Dr. Amit Mohindroo (Centralised Online or B.B.A. or equivalent degree [email protected] Admission or as directed by DHE, 60 As per P.U. Admission A Bachelor degree in commerce Mr. Ashutosh Sharma Chandigarh) Guidelines or B.B.A. or B.A. with Hons. In [email protected] M.A. Economics Economics / Mathemacs or 1st Semester Stascs with at least 45% marks M.A. English 40 As per P.U. Admission Graduaon in any stream with Mr. Harender Kumar 1st Semester Guidelines at least 50% marks or equivalent Ms. Poorva Trikha CGPA or B.A. with elecve [email protected] English with atleast 45% marks.

M.Sc. 40 Entrance Test PU-C.E.T A Bachelor's degree in Physical, Dr. Navneet Batra (Biotechnology) (P.G.)+Merit (50% Biological, Pharmaceucal, Dr. Samri Dhawan 1st Semester weightage to entrance Agricultural, Veterinary or [email protected] 50% weightage to Fishery Sciences or in qualifying exam) Engineering/ Technology, Home Science, Medicine (MBBS) with at least 55% marks M.Sc. (Informaon 40 Merit Basis A person who has passed one of Capt. Dr. Virender Singh Technology) the following examinaons (i) [email protected] 1st Semester B.C.A. examinaon from the Panjab University. OR (ii) B.E./ B.Tech. in Informaon Technologyfrom the Panjab University. OR (iii) B.C.A./B.Sc. (Hons.) in Computer Science/ Informaon Technology from Panjab University (iv) Any other examinaon of another University recognized by P.U. as equivalent to any of the above examinaon. M.Sc. Physics 40 Entrance Test PU-C.E.T A B.Sc. Degree with Physics & Dr. Shikha Gupta st 1 Semester (P.G.)+Merit (50% Mathemacs [email protected] weightage to entrance 50% weightage to qualifying exam)

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POST GRADUATE INNOVATIVE PROGRAMMES OF UGC

PROGRAMMES NO. OF ADMISSION MINIMUM ELIGIBILITY FOR ADMISSION INCHARGE SEATS CRITERIA ADMISSION AT ENTRANCE Enquiry E-Mail ID LEVEL

M.Sc. Applied 40 Merit Basis A B.Sc with Chemistry, B.Tech. Dr. Sajeev Soni Chemistry (Chemical Engg. & Technology), [email protected] (Pharmaceucal) B.Pharma. with not less than 1st Semester 55% marks in aggregate

M.Sc. 40 Entrance A Bachelor's degree in Science Mr. Varinder Kumar (Bioinformacs) Test PU-C.E.T(P.G.)+ (General or Honours) with [email protected] 1st Semester Merit (50% weightage Bioinformacs, Biotechnology, to entrance 50% Biochemistry, Botany, Chemistry, weightage to Electronics, Genecs, Life Science, qualifying exam) Mathemacs, Mathemacs & Compung, Microbiology, Physics, Stascs, Zoology, Agriculture, Computer Science, Engineering, Medicine, Pharmacy and Veterinary Science with at least 50% marks (45% for SC/ST/BC category).

M.Com. 40 Entrance Test PU- A Bachelor/Masters Dr. Meenu Gupta (Entrepreneurship C.E.T(P.G.)+Merit degree in any discipline with not me@ggdsd.ac.in less than 50% marks in aggregate. and Family Business) (50% weightage to st entrance 50% Or pass in final examinaon 1 Semester weightage to conducted by Instute of qualifying exam) Chartered Accounts of India or I.C.W.A. or I.C.S.I.

POST GRADUATE DIPLOMA COURSES

PGDCA (Computer 60 Merit Basis (I) Graduate (B.A./B.Sc./B.Com./ Dr. Rina Applicaons) B.C.A. under 10+2+3 system of [email protected] 1st Semester examinaon) having Mathemacs as ,ain subject uo to 10+2 level. OR (ii) B.E. / B.Tech. OR (iii) Any other examinaon recognized by the Syndicate as equivalent to (i) or (ii) above.

PGDMC (Mass 30 Merit Basis A Bachelor/Post Graduate Dr. Priya Chadha Communicaon) degree in any discipline from [email protected] 1st Semester Panjab University or any other recognised University

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PGDMM (Markeng 60 Merit Basis A Bachelor/Post Graduate degree Ms. Geeta Sharma Management) in any discipline with at least [email protected] 1st Semester 45% marks in aggregate

PGDPM & LW 60 Merit Basis A Bachelor/Post Graduate Ms. Geeta Sharma (Personnel degree in any discipline with at [email protected] Management & Labour least 45% marks in aggregate Welfare) 1st Semester

UNDERGRADUATE DEGREE COURSES

B.A. (General) 800 Merit Basis 10 + 2 with English as one of the Dr. Madhu Sharma 1st Semester subjects [email protected]

B.B.A. 1st Semester 120 Merit Basis I) 10 + 2 exam with at least Dr. Monica Sachdeva (Centralised Online 50% marks OR ii) Any other [email protected] Admission or as examinaon with 50% marks, directed by DHE, recognized by the Syndicate as Chandigarh) equivalent to (i) and passed in the subject english

B.C.A. 1st Semester 120 Merit Basis (I) A person who has passed Capt. Dr. Virender Singh (Centralised Online +2 examinaon in any discipline Mrs. Monika Sethi Admission or as with at least 50% marks and [email protected] directed by DHE, passed Mathemacs as one of Chandigarh) the subject at Matriculaon examinaon level shall be eligible to join the first year class of B.C.A. Course. OR (ii) Any other examinaon recognized by the Syndicate as equivalent. (iii) 10% weightage to be given for each subject of (Mathemacs /Stascs) and (Computer Science/Computer Applicaons/ Informaon Technology or equivalent) to candidate who studied at 10+2 level (iv) 20% weightage in total who studied (Maths/Stascs) and (Computer Science/Computer Applicaons/ Informaon Technology or equivalent) at +2 level be given.

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B.Com. (General) 350 Merit Basis 10 + 2, merit for this purpose Dr. Yash Pal Taneja 1st Semester shall be determined on the basis [email protected] (Centralised Online the score of a candidate as follows 1) Percentage of marks in Admission or as the qualifying examinaon 2) directed by DHE, Add score of 4 for each of the Chandigarh) subjects passed (Commerce, Accountancy, Economics, Mathemacs, Stascs, Computers or any vocaonal subject under commerce stream) not exceeding 16 in total. The score is to be added even if the papers are an addional paper.

B.Sc. (General) 140 Merit Basis (best 3 10+2 with at least 40% marks Dr. Sajeev Soni Medical science subjects) and must have passed at least Dr. Jasveen Dua st 1 Semester 2 science subjects in qualifying [email protected] (Centralised Online exam out of the three elecve Admission or as subjects offered by him excepng directed by DHE, Chandigarh) Anthropology

B.Sc. (General) 140 Merit Basis (best 3 10+2 with at least 40% marks Dr. Sajeev Soni Non-Medical science subjects) and must have passed at least Dr. Sanjeev Kumar st 1 Semester 2 science subjects in qualifying [email protected] (Centralised Online exam out of the three elecve Admission or as directed by DHE, subjects offered by him except Chandigarh) Anthropology

B.Sc. (Hons.) 30 Merit Basis (best 3 10 + 2 Science (Medical/ Mr. Varinder Kumar Bioinformacs science subjects) Non-Medical) [email protected] 1st Semester (Centralised Online Admission or as directed by DHE, Chandigarh)

B.Sc. (Hons.) 30 Merit Basis (best 3 10 + 2 Science (Medical/ Dr. Navneet Batra Biotechnology science subjects) Non-Medical) [email protected] 1st Semester (Centralised Online Admission or as directed by DHE, Chandigarh)

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UNDER GRADUATE (VOCATIONAL) DEGREE COURSES

B.Voc. 50 Merit Basis* 10 + 2 in any Stream with Dr. Madhur Mohit (Agri Business & 45% marks Mahajan Agrarian [email protected] Entrepreneurship) 1st, 3rd& 5th Semester

B.Voc. 50 Merit Basis* 10 + 2 in any Stream with Dr. Navneet Batra (Food Processing & 45% marks [email protected] Preservaon) 1st, 3rd& 5th Semester

B.Voc. 50 Merit Basis* 10 + 2 in any Stream with Ms. Sumita Sikka (Fashion Technology & 45% marks bvoc[email protected] Apparel Design) 1st, 3rd& 5th Semester

B.Voc. 50 Merit Basis* 10 + 2 in any Stream with Ms. Shru (Hardware and 45% marks [email protected] Networking) 1st, 3rd& 5th Semester

B.Voc. 50 Merit Basis* 10 + 2 in any Stream with Mr. Sureet Singh (Retail Management) 45% marks [email protected] 1st, 3rd& 5th Semester

B.Voc. 50 Merit Basis* 10 + 2 in any Stream with Mr. Sureet Singh (Logiscs 45% marks [email protected] Management) 1st& 3rd Semester

*Student will have to appear for a Vocaonal Aptude Test (General English, Mental Ability, Computer Awareness, etc.)

COURSE UNDER UGC COMMUNITY COLLEGE SCHEME

Diploma in Medical 50 Merit Basis* 10 + 2 in any Stream with Mr. Varinder Kumar Lab Technology 45% marks [email protected] 1st Semester

Note: B.Voc. is a skill based 3 years degree course (6 semesters) with exit point facility aer 1st and 2nd year. If a student exits aer 1st year, he/she will be given a Diploma; if a student exits aer 2nd year, he/she will be given Advanced Diploma; aer 3 years, he/she will be awarded the Degree.

13 Add On (Career Oriented) Courses

Under this programme, each student along with his/her convenonal degree would be awarded an addional Cerficate/Diploma/Advanced Diploma in the 'Add On' course opted for. Each student would earn a Cerficate, a Diploma, an Advanced Diploma aer the successful compleon of first year, second year and third year respecvely. A special feature of this system is the flexibility that it offers. The students have the complete freedom to diversify their field of educaon, and the courses that they opt for, which need not even necessarily be related to their core discipline. The college offers as many as 14 'Add on' courses. Furthermore, it is required that the student should opt for that 'Add On' course, which he/she has not opted as an elecve subject.

NAME OF ADD ON COURSE COORDINATOR NAME OF ADD ON COURSE COORDINATOR Event Management Dr. Geeta Sharma Child Psychology Dr. Tarundeep Kaur Computer Based Accounng Ms. Sheetal Sharma Guidance and Counselling Dr. Tarundeep Kaur Adversing& Sales Managementn Dr. Diksha Kakkar French Mr. Rakesh Mehta Cosmetology Mr. Rakesh Mehta Environmental Auding Dr. Jasveen Dua Animaon and Graphics Dr. Pooja Mohan Tourism and Travel Dr. Savita Sindhu Journalism Dr. Priya Chadha Video Reporng Dr. Priya Chadha Fashion Designing Ms. Sumita Sikka Human Rights Educaon Dr. Mona Arora

CERTIFICATE COURSE

Name Course NO. OF ADMISSION MINIMUM ELIGIBILITY FOR ADMISSION INCHARGE SEATS CRITERIA ADMISSION AT ENTRANCE Enquiry E-Mail ID LEVEL NSE CERTIFIED 40 Merit Basis Minimum Requirement is 10+2 Dr. Yash Pal Taneja COURSE : Pass. Entry is open for both [email protected] NCCMP** students as well as working (Naonal Stock professionals having at least Exchange Cerfied one year experience. Capital Market Professional Programme)

** Course Details - Duraon: 4-6 months Timings: 8:00 am to 9:00 am, Five days in a week (Monday to Friday) Fees: 16,000 for the whole course which includes mentoring and complete material plus service tax as payable to NSE; Examinaon: An online objecve type examinaon will be held at the end of the course by NSE, Mumbai. There will be mid- semester evaluaon by college aer two months of beginning the course. Career Opportunies · A first step towards the profession of Investment Banker · Crucial in GDPI and making combinaons for those who are willing to pursue MBA (Finance) · Helpful in managing personal investments · Self-employment by seng up own investment management enterprise · Opportunity at a brokerage firm · Fund managing acvies in banks, mutual fund companies, insurance organizaon etc. Crucial for those who are willing to pursue a career parcularly in stock exchanges

14 Admission For Ongoing Classes

PG CLASSES ADMISSION INCHARGE M.Sc. Physics IIIrd Sem. Dr. Shikha Gupta M.Sc. Biotechnology IIIrd Sem. Dr. Navneet Batra Dr. Samri Dhawan M.Sc. Informaon Technology IIIrd Sem. Dr. Pooja Mohan M.Sc. Applied Chemistry (Pharmaceucal) IIIrd Sem. Dr. Shweta Wadhwan M.Sc. Bioinformacs IIIrd Sem. Mr. Varinder Kumar M.Com. IIIrd Sem. Dr. Monika Mial M.A. (English) IIIrd Sem. Mr. Harender Kumar M.A. (Economics) IIIrd Sem. Mr. Ashutosh Sharma M.Com. (Entrepreneurship and Family Business) IIIrd Sem. Dr. Meenu Gupta

UG CLASSES ADMISSION INCHARGE B.Com. IIIrd Sem. Dr. Diksha Kakkar, Dr. Mani Par B.Com. Vth Sem. Dr. Meru Sehgal, Dr. Savita Sindhu BBA IIIrd Sem. Dr. Shallu Sharma BBA Vth Sem. Ms. Rinkey Priya Bali BCA IIIrd Sem. Dr. Rina BCA Vth Sem. Dr. Himani Mial B.Sc. IIIrd Sem.(Non-Med.) Dr. Neelu Mahajan B.Sc. Vth Sem. (Non-Med.) Dr. Indu Mehta B.Sc. IIIrd Sem. (Med.) Dr. Nidhi B.Sc. Vth Sem. (Med.) Dr. Supriya Vaid BA IIIrd Sem. Dr. Nidhi Mial B.A Vth Sem. Dr. Arvuda Sharma B.Sc.(Hons.) Biotech IIIrd & Vth Sem. Dr. Ashima Pathak B.Sc. (Hons.) Bioinformacs IIIrd & VthSem. Mr. Varinder Kumar

15 Subject Combinations for B.A./B.Sc.

Subject Combinaons offered by the college (Anyone elecve combinaon to be opted for B.A.)

No. Subject 1 Subject 2 Subject 3 No. Subject 1 Subject 2 Subject 3 1 Fun. Eng. Maths Stascs 63 IT Maths Pol. Sc. 2 Fun. Eng. Maths Eco. 64 IT Maths El. Eng. 3 Fun. Eng. Maths Pub.Adm. 65 IT Maths Psycho. 4 Fun. Eng. Maths Socio. 66 IT Eco. Pub.Adm. 5 Fun. Eng. Maths Pol.Sc. 67 IT Eco. Socio. 6 Fun. Eng. Maths El. Eng. 68 IT Eco. Pol. Sc. 7 Fun. Eng. Maths Psycho. 69 IT Eco. El. Eng. 8 Fun. Eng. Eco. Pub.Adm. 70 IT Eco. Psycho. 9 Fun. Eng. Eco. Socio. 71 IT Eco. History 10 Fun. Eng. Eco. Pol.Sc. 72 IT Pub.Adm. Pol. Sc. 11 Fun. Eng. Eco. El. Eng. 73 IT Pub.Adm. Socio. 12 Fun. Eng. Eco. Psycho. 74 IT Pub.Adm. Psycho. 13 Fun. Eng. Eco. History 75 IT Pub. Adm. History 14 Fun. Eng. Pub.Adm. Pol.Sc. 76 IT Pub. Adm. El. Eng. 15 Fun. Eng. Pub.Adm. Socio. 77 IT Socio. Pol. Sc 16 Fun. Eng. Pub.Adm. Psycho. 78 IT Socio. El. Eng. 17 Fun. Eng. Pub. Adm. History 79 IT Socio. Psycho. 18 Fun. Eng. Pub.Adm. El. Eng. 80 IT Socio. History 19 Fun. Eng. Socio. Pol.Sc. 81 IT Skt. Pol. Sc. 20 Fun. Eng. Socio. El. Eng. 82 IT Skt. History 21 Fun. Eng. Socio. Psycho. 83 IT Skt. Maths 22 Fun. Eng. Socio. History 84 IT Skt. Socio. 23 Fun. Eng. Pol.Sc. El. Eng. 85 IT Skt. Pub.Adm. 24 Fun. Eng. Pol.Sc. Psycho. 86 IT Pol.Sc. El. Eng. 25 Fun. Eng. Pol.Sc. History 87 IT Pol. Sc. Psycho. 26 Fun. Eng. Journalism Eco. 88 IT Pol. Sc. History 27 Fun. Eng. Journalism Socio. 89 FDE Psycho. El. Eng. 28 Fun. Eng. Journalism Psycho. 90 FDE Socio. Pbi. 29 Fun. Eng. Journalism El. Eng. 91 FDE History Pbi. 30 Fun. Eng. Journalism Pol.Sc. 92 FDE Pol. Sc. Pbi. 31 Fun. Eng. Journalism Pub.Adm. 93 FDE Pub. Adm. Pbi. 32 Fun. Eng. Psychology El. Eng. 94 FDE Journalism History 33 Adv.Sales Maths Stascs 95 FDE Journalism Eco. 34 Adv.Sales Maths Eco. 96 FDE Journalism Pub. Adm. 35 Adv.Sales Maths Pub.Adm. 97 FDE Journalism Socio 36 Adv.Sales Maths Socio. 98 FDE Journalism Pol. Sc. 37 Adv.Sales Maths Pol.Sc. 99 FDE Journalism El. Eng. 38 Adv.Sales Maths EI.Eng. 100 FDE Journalism Psycho. 39 Adv.Sales Maths Psycho. 101 FDE Journalism Hindi 40 Adv.Sales Eco. Pub.Adm. 102 FDE Journalism Pbi. 41 Adv.Sales Eco. Socio. 103 FDE Eco. Pub.Adm. 42 Adv.Sales Eco. Pol.Sc. 104 FDE Eco. Socio 43 Adv.Sales Eco. EI.Eng. 105 FDE Eco. Pol. Sc. 44 Adv.Sales Eco. Psycho. 106 FDE Eco. El. Eng. 45 Adv.Sales Eco. History 107 FDE Eco. Psycho. 46 Adv.Sales Pub.Adm. Pol.Sc. 108 FDE Eco. History 47 Adv.Sales Pub.Adm. Socio. 109 FDE Pub. Adm. Pol. Sc. 48 Adv.Sales Pub.Adm. Psycho. 110 FDE Pub.Adm. Socio. 49 Adv.Sales Pub.Adm. History 111 FDE Pub.Adm. Psycho. 50 Adv.Sales Pub.Adm. EI.Eng. 112 FDE Pub. Adm. History 51 Adv.Sales Socio. Pol. Sc. 113 FDE Pub.Adm. EI.Eng. 52 Adv.Sales Socio. EI.Eng. 114 FDE Socio. Pol. Sc. 53 Adv.Saies Socio. Psycho. 115 FDE Socio. El. Eng. 54 Adv.Sales Socio. History 116 FDE Socio. Psycho. 55 Adv.Sales Pol. Sc. El. Eng. 117 FDE Socio. Maths 56 Adv.Sales Pol. Sc. Psycho. 118 FDE Skt. Eco. 57 Adv.Sales Pol. Sc. History 119 FDE Skt. Pub.Adm. 58 Adv.Sales Psycho. EI.Eng. 120 FDE Skt. Socio. 59 IT Maths Stascs 121 FDE Skt. History 60 IT Maths Eco. 122 FDE Skt. Pol. Sc. 61 IT Maths Pub.Adm. 123 FDE Pol. Sc. El. Eng. 62 IT Maths Socio. 124 FDE Pol. Sc. Psycho.

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Subject Combinaons offered by the college (Anyone elecve combinaon to be opted for B.A.)

No. Subject 1 Subject 2 Subject 3 No. Subject 1 Subject 2 Subject 3 125 FDE Pol. Sc. History 187 Pub.Adm. History Hindi 126 FDE Psycho. Pbi. 188 Pub.Adm. History Pbi. 127 FDE Psycho. Hindi. 189 Pub.Adm. History Skt. 128 FDE History Pbi. 190 Pub.Adm. History EI.Eng. 129 FDE Eco. Pbi. 191 Pub.Adm. History Socio. 130 FDE Phy.Edu. Pbi. 192 Pub.Adm. Maths Stascs 131 Eco. Maths Stascs 193 Pub.Adm. Maths Hindi 132 Eco. Maths Pub.Adm. 194 Pub.Adm. Maths Pbi. 133 Eco. Maths Socio. 195 Pol. Sc. Socio. Hindi 134 Eco. Maths Pol. Sc. 196 Pol. Sc. Socio. Pbi. 135 Eco. Maths Psy. 197 Pol. Sc. Socio. Skt. 136 Eco. Maths EI.Eng. 198 Pol. Sc. Socio. EI.Eng. 137 Eco. Maths Pbi. 199 Pol. Sc. Socio. Psy. 138 Eco. Maths Hindi 200 Pol. Sc. Socio. Phy.Edu. 139 Eco. Pub.Adm. Hindi 201 Pol.Sc. Socio. Music(l) 140 Eco. Pub.Adm. Pbi. 202 Pol.Sc. History Hindi 141 Eco. Pub.Adm. Skt. 203 Pol.Sc. History Pbi. 142 Eco. Pub.Adm. EI.Eng. 204 Pol.Sc. History Skt. 143 Eco. Pub.Adm. History 205 Pol.Sc. History EI.Eng. 144 Eco. Pub.Adm. Pol. Sc. 206 Pol.Sc. History Psy. 145 Eco. Pub.Adm. Socio. 207 Pol.Sc. History Phy.Edu. 146 Eco. Pub.Adm. Psy. 208 Pol.Sc. Phy.Edu. Hindi 147 Eco. Pub.Adm. History 209 Pol.Sc. Phy.Edu. Pbi. 148 Eco. Pub.Adm. Phy.Edu. 210 Pol.Sc. Phy.Edu. EI.Eng. 149 Eco. Pub.Adm. Music(l) 211 Pol.Sc. Music (I) Hindi 150 Eco. Socio. Hindi 212 Pol.Sc. Music (I) Pbi. 151 Eco. Socio. Pbi. 213 Pol.Sc. Music (I) Skt. 152 Eco. Socio. Skt. 214 Pol.Sc. Music (I) EI.Eng. 153 Eco. Socio. EI.Eng. 215 Pol.Sc. Music (I) Socio. 154 Eco. Socio. Psy. 216 Pol.Sc. Music (I) Psy. 155 Eco. Socio. History 217 Socio. Music (I) Hindi 156 Eco. Socio. Phy.Edu. 218 Socio. Music (I) Pbi. 157 Eco. Socio. Music(l) 219 Socio. Music (I) Skt. 158 Eco. Pol. So. Hindi 220 Socio. Music (I) EI.Eng. 159 Eco. Pol. Sc. Pbi. 221 Socio. Music (I) Psy. 160 Eco. Pol. Sc. Skt. 222 History Socio. Hindi 161 Eco. Pol. Sc. EI. Eng. 223 History Socio. Pbi. 162 Eco. Pol. Sc. Psy. 224 History Socio. Skt. 163 Eco. Pol. Sc. History 225 History Socio. EI.Eng. 164 Eco. Pol. Sc. Phy.Edu. 226 History Socio. Phy.Edu. 165 Eco. Pol. Sc. Music(l) 227 History Socio. Psy. 166 Eco. History Hindi 228 History Phy.Edu. Hindi 167 Eco. History Pbi. 229 History Phy.Edu. Pbi. 168 Eco. History Skt. 230 History Phy.Edu. EI.Eng. 169 Eco. History EI.Eng. 231 Music (I) Phy.Edu. Hindi 170 Eco. History Psy. 232 Music (I Phy.Edu. Pbi. 171 Eco. History Phy.Edu. 233 Music (I) Phy.Edu. EI.Eng. 172 Pub.Adm. Pol. Sc. Socio. 234 Music (I) Phy.Edu. Socio. 173 Pub.Adm. Pol. Sc. History 235 Music (I) History EI.Eng. 174 Pub.Adm. Pol. Sc. Hindi 236 Music (I) History Hindi 175 Pub. Adm. Pol. Sc. Pbi. 237 Music (I) History Pbi. 176 Pub. Adm. Pol. Sc. Skt. 238 Music (I) History Skt. 177 Pub. Adm. Pol. Sc. EI.Eng. 239 Music (I) History Eco. 178 Pub. Adm. Pol. Sc. Psy. 240 Music (I) History Pub.Adm. 179 Pub. Adm. Pol. Sc. Phy.Edu. 241 Music (I) History Pol. Sc. 180 Pub. Adm. Pol. Sc. Music(l) 242 Music (I) History Socio. 181 Pub.Adm. Socio. Psy. 243 Music (I) History Phy.Edu. 182 Pub.Adm. Socio. Music(l) 244 Music (I) History Psycho. 183 Pub.Adm. Socio. EI.Eng. 245 Music (I) Maths EI.Eng. 184 Pub.Adm. Socio. Hindi 246 Music (I) Maths Hindi 185 Pub.Adm. Socio. Pbi. 247 Music (l) Maths Pbi. 186 Pub.Adm. Socio. Skt. 248 Music (I) Maths Skt.

17 Subject Combinations for B.A./B.Sc.

Subject Combinaons offered by the college (Anyone elecve combinaon to be opted for B.A.)

No. Subject 1 Subject 2 Subject 3 No. Subject 1 Subject 2 Subject 3 249 Music (I) Maths Eco. 285 Journalism Pol. Sc. Socio. 250 Music (I) Maths Psycho. 286 Journalism Pub. Adm. History 251 Hindi Skt. Pol. Sc. 287 Journalism Pub.Adm. Socio. 252 Hindi Skt. History 288 Journalism Pub.Adm. Psycho. 253 Hindi Skt. Pub.Adm. 289 Journalism Skt. Hindi 254 Hindi Skt. Socio. 290 Journalism Skt. Pol. Sc. 255 Hindi Skt. Music(l) 291 Geography Eco. El. English 256 Hindi Skt. Eco 292 Geography Eco. Sociology 257 Soc Skt. Maths 293 Geography Eco. Pol. Sci. 258 Soc Skt. EI.Eng 294 Geography Pub. Adm. El. English 259 Pub. Adm. Skt. Maths 295 Geography Pub. Adm. Sociology 260 Pol. Sc. Skt. Maths 296 Geography Pub. Adm. Pol. Sci. 261 Maths Stascs Psycho. 297 Geography History El. English 262 Journalism Eco. Pbi. 298 Geography History Sociology 263 Journalism Socio. Pbi. 299 Geography History Pol. Sci. 264 Journalism Psycho. Pbi. 300 Geography Pol. Sci. El. English 265 Journalism Pol.Sc. Pbi. 301 Geography Pol. Sci. Sociology 266 Journalism Pub.Adm. Pbi. 302 Geography Pol. Sci. History 267 Journalism Music (I) Pbi. 303 Geography Sociology El. English 268 Journalism Eco. El. Eng. 304 Sanskrit Journalism History 269 Journalism Socio. El. Eng. 305 Sanskrit Journalism El. English 270 Journalism Psycho. El. Eng. 306 Sanskrit Journalism Eco. 271 Journalism Pol. Sc. El. Eng. 307 Sanskrit Journalism Socio 272 Journalism Pub.Adm. El. Eng. 308 Sanskrit Journalism Maths 273 Journalism Music (I) El. Eng. 309 Sanskrit Journalism Pub. Admn 274 Journalism Eco. Hindi 310 Sanskrit Journalism Music (I) 275 Journalism Socio. Hindi 311 Sanskrit Journalism IT 276 Journalism Psycho. Hindi 312 Sanskrit Eco Maths 277 Journalism Pol. Sc. Hindi 313 Sanskrit El. English Pol. Sci. 278 Journalism Pub. Adm. Hindi 314 Sanskrit El. English Maths 279 Journalism Music (I) Hindi 315 Sanskrit El. English History 280 Journalism Eco. Pol. Sc. 316 Sanskrit El. English Music (I) 281 Journalism Socio. Eco. 317 Sanskrit El. English Eco 282 Journalism Psycho. Socio 318 Sanskrit El. English IT 283 Journalism Pol. Sc. Pub.Adm. 319 Adv. Sales Eco. Journalism 284 Journalism Pub.Adm. Eco.

Subject Combinaons offered by the college (Anyone elecve combinaon to be opted for B.Sc. (Non-Medical/Medical)

Subject Combinations : B.Sc. Non-Medical Subject Combinations : B.Sc. Medical No. Subject 1 Subject 2 Subject 3 No. Subject 1 Subject 2 Subject 3 1 Physics Chemistry Mathemacs 1 Chemistry Botany Zoology 2 Computer Science Physics Mathemacs 2 Industrial Chemistry Chemistry Botany 3 Informaon Technology Physics Mathemacs 3 Industrial Chemistry Chemistry Zoology 4 Informaon Technology Stascs Mathemacs 4 Biochemistry Chemistry Botany 5 Informaon Technology Chemistry Physics 5 Biochemistry Chemistry Zoology 6 Informaon Technology Chemistry Mathemacs 6 Industrial Microbiology Chemistry Botany 7 Biochemistry Mathemacs Physics 7 Industrial Microbiology Chemistry Zoology 8 Biochemistry Chemistry Physics 8 Biotechnology Chemistry Botany 9 Biochemistry Chemistry Mathemacs 9 Biotechnology Chemistry Zoology 10 Biochemistry Mathemacs Stascs 11 Industrial Chemistry Chemistry Mathemacs 12. Physics Stascs Mathemacs

18 College Calendar (2020-21)

Admission Schedule 1) Normal Admission for ongoing classes 27.07.2020 to 22.08.2020 2) New Admission process for first year UG classes 03.08.2020 to 22.08.2020 3) Late Admission (for ongoing classes/new classes) 24.08.2020 to 07.09.2020 to be allowed by the Principal with late fee of Rs. 560/-* per student. 3) Late Admission to be allowed by the Vice-Chancellor 08.09.2020 to 30.09.2020 with late fee of Rs. 2040/-* per student. *or any revision in late admission fees by the Syndicate/Senate

Academic Term-I Academic Term-II (03-08-2020 to 28-11-2020) (04-01-2021 to 07-05-2021) Teaching starts P.U. Semester Examinaon · 03-08-2020 for ongoing classes · 10-05-2021 to 02-06-2021 · 01-09-2020 for new admission classes VACATIONS P.U. Semester Examinaons Winter Vacaons (Tentave) · 02-12-2020 to 24-12-2020 · 25-12-2020 to 02-01-2021 Summer Vacaons (Tentave) · 03-06-2021 to 07-07-2021

RULES FOR WITHDRAWAL 1. General Guidelines: · Student who wishes to leave the College must apply by clicking on “Online seat withdrawal” link on college portal/website. · Fee Refund Form/Applicaon should be generated online by student's login on college portal and must be duly filled & signed by the student before submission of scanned copy through Email: [email protected]. · Refund will be calculated from the date of receipt of email/document. · Student has to pay the College fees and all other dues unl his/her name is formally withdrawn. · No student will be permied to leave the College unl he/she has cleared the college dues. · Registraon fee will not be refundable. · Service charges charged by the bank are not subject to refund. 2. The following documents should be aached: (a) Original fee payment receipt (b) Centralized Admission slip (incase student is admied through Centralized Counselling) (c) Copy of the first page of Student's Bank Passbook / Cancelled Cheque (for account number) with their mobile number Note: Fee Refund will be made in Student's bank account only.

19 Admission Process

I. ADMISSION PROCESS (New Students through online centralized Admission)

COURSES

• B.Com. • B.Sc.(Non Medical) • B.B.A. • B.Sc. (Medical) • B.C.A. • B.Sc.(Hons) in Bioinformacs • B.Sc.(Hons) in Biotechnology

ONLINE CENTRALIZED ADMISSION SCHEDULE [B.Com. I / B.B.A. I / B.C.A. I / B.Sc. I (all courses)] Session 2020-21 Website: www.dhe.chd.gov.in IMPORTANT DATES Launch of Online Joint Prospectus 2020-2021: 24th July, 2020 (Friday) Start of Online Applicaon of Admission form: 27th July, 2020 (Monday) Last date for Online Submission of Admission 03rd August, 2020 (Monday) Forms for all Centralised courses. Display of list of all applicants 05th August, 2020 (Wednesday) by 4:00 p.m. Online submission of discrepancies by applicants 07th August, 2020 (Friday) by 1:00 p.m. Display of list of all eligible applicants 08th August, 2020 (Saturday) by 4:00 p.m. Display of List of Applicants who have been alloed 13thAugust, 2020 (Thursday) by 5:00 p.m. College

COUNSELLING DATES 1stOnline Admission Schedule 17th,18th& 19thAugust, 2020 2ndOnline Admission Schedule 25th, 26th& 27th August, 2020

# All guidelines subject to change as per Panjab University guidelines / DHE Regulaons.

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DETAILED COUNSELLING SCHEDULE CLASS CATEGORY/POOL DATE TIME 1st Online Admission Schedule B.B.A. I UT Pool 17.08.2020 (Monday) 12:00 noon General Category 18.08.2020 (Tuesday) onwards on B.C.A. I both days General Pool (Outside UT) B.Com. I 11:00 a.m. General Category 19.08.2020 onwards B.Sc. (Non Medical) I UT Pool (Wednesday) Non-Medical Reserve Category 1:00 p.m. onwards Biochemistry (E) Over &Above seats Computer Applicaon (Addional seats) (E) 2nd Online Admission Schedule Computer Science (E) Industrial Chemistry (E) UT Pool 25.08.2020 (Tuesday) 12:00 noon General Category 26.08.2020 (Wednesday) onwards on Informaon Technology both days (E) Stascs (E) General Pool (Outside UT) 11:00 a.m. B.Sc. (Medical) I General Category 27.08.2020 onwards Medical UT Pool (Thursday) Biochemistry (E) Reserve Category 1:00 p.m. Bioinformacs (E) Over &Above seats onwards Biotechnology (E) (Addional seats) Industrial Chemistry (E) Industrial Microbiology (E) De-reservaon of Seats Microbiology (E) (Admission will be done at college level for B.Sc. Biotechnology the vacant seats le in each course) (Hons) I - 28.08.2020 (Friday) onwards B.Sc. Bioinformacs (Hons) I

* Admissions to all centralized courses in all colleges during the 1st and 2nd admission schedule will be done online through DHE Website i.e. www.dhe.chd.gov.in # All guidelines subject to change as per Panjab University guidelines / DHE Regulaons.

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Important Note 1. Applicant whose online admission form has been verified and is been alloed college must deposit the fees as per the detailed Online Centralized Admission Schedule. 2. The admissions under SPORTS Category will be done aer the issuance of Gradaon Cerficate (whenever) by the Sports Department, Chandigarh Administraon. The schedule for the same will be uploaded on DHE website www.dhe.chd.gov.in. However, the applicant has to choose the sports reservaon while applying in online admission form. 3. Admission to all centralized courses in all city colleges during the 1st and 2nd Online Centralized Admission Schedule will be done online through the DHE website www.dhe.chd.gov.in. There will be NO PHYSICAL COUNSELLING this year due to Covid19 situaon. 4. Online Centralized Admission Schedule menoned in the prospectus should be adhered to and there will not be any addional Centralized Online Admission Schedule. 5. If an applicant, having reserved category, falls under GENERAL CATEGORY in the merit list, the applicant will be given admission in the GENERAL CATEGORY only. So the applicant must follow the admission schedule of General Category on the date and me specified under General Category. 6. The centralized and non-centralised online admission schedule has been decided keeping in mind the current pandemic situaon which has arisen due to COVID-19. 7. ALL THE ADMISSIONS WILL BE DONE ONLINE AND THERE WILL BE NO PHYSICAL COUNSELING. Important Instrucons for Online Admissions 1. Read the instrucons and procedure thoroughly before filling the admission form for any course. 2. For the detailed admission schedule, applicant should refer to the DHE website i.e. www.dhe.chd.gov.in as well as the respecve college prospectus/website where he/she has been alloed the seat online. 3. Applicant whose name falls under the merit list of GGDSD College, Chandigarh should fill the e- form of the college before 17th August, 2020 and is required to pay the fee through online mode as per schedule. 4. Post Graduate Courses: As per details menoned in the Academic Calendar issued by Panjab University, admission schedule with respect to PG classes will be decided as and when released by the Panjab University, Chandigarh. I. CENTRALIZED ADMISSION: · For details visit the DHE website www.dhe.chd.gov.infor online admission/applicaon process. · Download Online Joint Prospectus of Government and Privately Managed Aided Colleges, 2020- 2021. · Read Prospectus carefully before applying for any course. · Last date of applying is 3rd August, 2020 (Monday)

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II.ONLINE ADMSSION OF NON-CENTRALIZED COURSES: (New students to be admied at the college level) Non- Centralised Online Admission Schedule for B.A. I/B.Voc. I (All Courses)/ DMLT

Last date for online submission of admission 03rd August, 2020 form for all non-centralised courses Display of provisional merit list 05th August, 2020 Any discrepancies by students 07th August, 2020 Display of final Merit List 09th August, 2020 Start of online admission 10th August, 2020 onwards

COURSES

Ph.D. Biotechnology Ph.D. Chemistry Ph.D. Physics Ph.D. Commerce M.A. (Economics) M.Sc. (Physics) M.Sc. (Biotechnology) M.Sc. (Applied Chemistry- Pharmaceucal) M.A. (English) M.Sc. (Bioinformacs) M.Sc. (IT) M.Com. (Entrepreneurship & Family Business) PGDCA (Computer PGDPM &LW PGDMC (Mass PGDMM (Markeng Applicaons) (Personnel management Communicaon) Management) & Labour Welfare) DMLT (Diploma in B.A.(Bachelor of Arts) B.Voc. (Retail B.Voc. (Food Processing Medical Lab Technology) Management) & Preservaon) B.Voc. (Fashion B.Voc. (Hardware & B.Voc. (Agri Business B.Voc. (Logiscs Technology & Apparel Networking) & Agrarian Management) Design) Entrepreneurship)

ADMISSION SCHEDULE 2020-21 Admission Process- Normal Admission for new/ 27th July, 2020 to 22nd August, 2020 ongoing classes (UG First Year) Late Admission (for ongoing classes/new classes) 24th August, 2020 to 7th September, 2020 to be allowed by the Principal with late fee of Rs. 560/- per student. Late Admission with late fee of Rs. 2040/- 8th September, 2020 to 30th September, 2020 with the permission of Vice Chancellor

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STEPS TO FILL ONLINE ADMISSION E-Form 1. Visit College website: www.ggdsd.ac.in 2. Click the link “Online Admission 2020-21” 3. Click on “Apply Now”, fill and upload personal and academic informaon along with registraon fee of Rs. 800/- for College & addional Rs. 600/- for Hostel (if required) 4. For registraon fee, there are following modes of payment: Internet Banking / Credit Card / Debit Card/UPI/Wallets* 5. For Uploading the documents, following scanned cerficates are required, so keep those handy (in case of new admission/hostel admission) *: · 10th DMC (Marks Sheet) · 10+2 DMC (Marks Sheet) · Detail marks cerficate (DMC) of last exam · Character Cerficate · Migraon Cerficate · Gap Year Cerficate · Reservaon Cerficate · Voter Card (If available) · Sub Category Cerficate (One Girl Child, Defence, Cancer Paent, Thalassemia Paent, AIDS Paent, 1984 Riot Vicm of Punjab, Sports, Wards of Martyrs/Permanently Disabled of Kargil War, Rural Area Student, Border Area Student, Any Other)** · P.U. (CET) Entrance Exam Result* · Aadhaar Card (Self and Mother or Father) · Sports Gradaon Cerficate from Chandigarh Sports Department *Upload the required and relevant cerficates **Subject to change as per P.U. Guidelines 6. All the admied applicaons are required to submit the An-Ragging Undertaking online at the An-Ragging Web Portal of Government of India (www.anragging.in) and submit the unique id/copy of undertaking generated online in the college office. 7. Fill the e-form by 3rd August, 2020. 8. Deficient documents can be re-loaded online by 5thAugust, 2020, using user ID & password mailed to the email ID filled in e-form. 9. Merit list will be displayed on 9th August, 2020 on College Website. The Online admission for BA- I/B.Voc (All)-I/DMLT will be commencing from 10th August 2020 onwards. 10. Applicant's will receive a noficaon regarding the details, in order to deposit the fee. The applicant shall have to deposit the fee within two days. Thereaer, the applicant will receive the confirmaon of his/her admission (once the fee is received)* 11. Admission will be granted for the applied course and the hostel (if required) on merit basis. *Service Charges Applicable as per Banking Terms and Condions.

All admissions done will be provisional and subject to the verificaon of documents by Panjab University, Chandigarh. If any document or informaon is found to be false/incorrect/concealed at any stage, the admission may stand cancelled. There will be no refund of fees in that case.

 Subject to change by P.U. /DHE U.T. Chandigarh Administration

24 Admission Process

III. ADMISSION PROCESS (OLD Students) Old student should apply for the admission to college as per the following steps: Click on “Apply for 2nd & 3rd Year” for filling Exisng Student e-form Fill your Registraon number (from college ID card) to fill the form. For registraon fee, there are following modes of payment : Internet Banking / Credit Card / Debit Card/UPI/Wallets* For Uploading the documents, following scanned cerficates are required, so keep those handy Scanned passport size photograph and signature Scanned copy of latest mark sheet Aer the admission, students are required to fill their parculars at An-Ragging Web Portal of Government of India as per the regulaons of Hon'ble Supreme Court and UGC/MHRD, Govt. of India regarding An Ragging in the Instuon. The students are also required to submit his/her unique ID/ copy of undertaking generated online, in the college office. Fill the e-form by 3rd August, 2020 and upload the relevant documents. Student will receive SMS / email regarding the acceptance of form. Aer document verificaon, the student will get noficaon of confirmaon. Applicant can deposit the academic fee online by using college login ID and password* * Service Charges Applicable as per Banking Terms and Condions.

All admissions done will be provisional and subject to the verificaon of documents by Panjab University, Chandigarh. If any document or informaon is found to be false/incorrect/concealed at any stage, the admission may stand cancelled. There will be no refund of fees in that case.

 Subject to change by P.U. /DHE U.T. Chandigarh Administration

Change of Subject: The subject can be changed ll 15th September, 2020 on merit basis & 'first come, first serve' basis provided the seats are available in that parcular subject. Process to be followed by students for subject change request: Download the subject change form from college website www.ggdsd.ac.in and sent e-mail to registrar @ggdsd.ac.in. Status for subject change request will be inmated through e-mail.

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IV HOSTEL ADMISSION ( OLD Students) · Old student should apply separately for the admission of hostel and college. Click on “Apply Hostel” if hostel accommodaon is required Fill your registraon number (from college ID card) to fill the form. · For registraon fee , there are following modes of payment Internet Banking / Credit Card / Debit Card/UPI/Wallets* · For Uploading the documents, following scanned cerficates are required , so keep those handy Scanned passport size photograph and signature Scanned copy of your Father's photograph Scanned copy of your Mother's photograph Scanned copy of local Guardian's photograph Scanned copy Aadhaar Card/Driving License/Passport/Voter ID · Aer the admission, students are required to fill their parculars at An-Ragging Web Portal of Government of India as per the regulaons of Hon'ble Supreme Court and UGC/MHRD, Govt. of India regarding An Ragging in the Instuon. The students are also required to submit his/her unique ID/ copy of undertaking generated online, in the college office. · For any query contact 0172-5001046 (Girls), 0172-5001047 (Boys) OR [email protected] HOSTEL FACILITY The college has excellent hostel facilies for both boys and girls with a capacity to accommodate 275 boys and 300 girls approximately. The boys' and girls' hostels are separately located on the college campus. The rooms are spacious and well furnished. Each hostel has its own air-condioned mess cum dining hall, reading hall and an office area. Strict discipline is followed in the hostels. Admission to the hostels is strictly on merit basis.

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ADDITIONAL SEATS 1. Two addional seats for One Girl Child out of the only two girl Children: * a) Two addional seats for one girl child out of the only two girl children per unit per course subject to maximum limit of four are created for those girl Children for admission to a given course in colleges provided they are otherwise eligible from all other aspects. The Addional seats will be only for those girl Children who are either a single girl Child of her parent or one amongst the only two girl Children with no male Child. The addional seat will be available to only one of the two girl children of a couple. b) An affidavit on a stamp paper worth Rs. 20/- duly aested by 1st class Magistrate, to be obtained from the parents of the girl children' declaring therein that the benefit of this scheme is being claimed for only One Girl Child out of the two girl children and the parent shall not claim the same for the 2nd girl child elsewhere in future. The Specimen of the affidavit is as follows:

AFFIDAVIT

Specimen of Affidavit for Girl Child Category (on non-judicial paper of `Rs 20/- duly aested by 1st Class Magistrate) I ______(name) father/mother of Miss______, (full address to be given) resident of ______do hereby, solemnly declare and affirm as under:- 1. That I am a cizen of India. 2. That Miss ______born on ______is girl child of the Deponent. 3. That the Deponent has no male child. 4. That the Deponent has the following children and none else: I. Name ii. Sex iii. Date of birth 5. That neither the deponent nor the aforenamed girl child of the deponent have obtained/ availed the benefit granted under this category, in this University/ Instute including its affiliated colleges. Place: Dated: Deponent

VERIFICATION Verified that the contents of the above affidavit are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief and nothing has been concealed therein.

Place: Dated: Deponent

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2. One addional seat each for the student who suffers from Cancer, AIDS and Thalassemia for admission in each course under each of these categories if otherwise eligible from all angles. The claimant candidate will have to submit a cerficate as a proof from Naonal Medical Instute like PGI and AIIMS, etc. in support of his/her claim. 3. Concession to be given for admission to various courses in the instuon up to academic year 2020- 21 only to those wards of martyrs/permanent disabled (up to 80%-leading to incapacitaon) of KARGIL WAR who have a valid cerficate from the Ministry of Defence to this and the same be entered in the Pension Book of the family:- (I) 1% seats with minimum of 1 seat in the Departments and affiliated Colleges except in parally financed/self-financing courses (ii) Exempon of fee (iii) Exempon in hostel fee 4. (i) Free educaon to the completely blind student belonging to below poverty line, as described by the relevant Government noficaon/s, in any course in the University and its affiliated colleges, subject to the students being otherwise eligible and on merit, but the candidate has to submit an affidavit to this effect issued by the competent authority. Even the free hostel accommodaon may also be considered, if required by the students, but he/she will have to pay the mess charges, which are already subsidized. Providing a limited number of course books (one per paper) may also be considered which would be returnable aer the compleon of the course. 5. Two Addional Seats for Rural Area Students: * Only those candidates will be considered in this category, which have passed their Matriculaon and +2 examinaon from those rural schools that do not fall in the area of Municipal Corporaon/ Municipal Commiee / Small Town/ Nofied Area. Further the candidates should have been studying in such school for at least five years before passing the last examinaon. A candidate claiming such benefit will have to produce a cerficate from the D.E.O./ Principal of the concerned instute of the area cerfying that the school from where the candidate has passed the Matriculaon and +2 examinaon falls within the aforesaid rural area. 6. One Addional Seat for Border Area Students:* The border area students shall mean those candidates who have passed their matriculaon and +2 examinaons from the border area school situated within 20 kilometers from the internaonal border. A candidate claiming such benefit will have to produce a cerficate from the Tehsildar or the Principal/ Headmaster/ Head of the school cerfying that the school from where the candidate has passed the matriculaon or matriculaon examinaon, falls within the aforesaid border area. *Subject to change as per Panjab University guidelines / DHE Regulaons.

28 General Rules & Regulations

COLLEGE CODE OF CONDUCT The students of the college are required to observe the following code of conduct both within and outside the college: · Maintain discipline and decorum. Ragging is strictly banned in the college as well as in the hostels. A student found guilty of this crime may be punished heavily. It may lead to expulsion from the instuon. · Use of mobile phones in the class rooms and library is strictly prohibited. · Sing on the railings in the college campus is not allowed. · Smoking is strictly forbidden both inside and outside the college campus, hostels and canteens etc. · Silence should be maintained in the classroom, the library and the corridors of the college, so that the atmosphere in the college remains perfectly congenial to studies. · Show proper respect to the teachers and carry out their instrucons most faithfully. · Bring the identy card daily and produce it, if any member of the staff or official of the college demands it at any me. Identy card may be checked at the entry gate of the college and those without it will not be allowed to enter. · Abide by all rules, regulaons and instrucons issued by the college from me to me. · Inculcate high moral values of life such as truth, honesty and devoon to duty. · Students must make the best use of me and spend it in creave and construcve acvies for their own beerment and that of the naon, rather than wasng it away by hanging out casually in the college or indulging in fule exercises. · Students should be punctual in aending their classes, funcons and fulfilling the appointments. · Exhibit fine manners and excellent behaviour, use decent language, be courteous and polite in dealing with fellow students and college staff, as this would add to your own credit as also to that of your Alma-Mater. · Observe proper decorum in and outside the classroom and at the funcons organized in the college. Students should respect their parents and elders from the core of their hearts. · The aendance of students will be recorded at seminar(s) and conferences(s) organised for them. This aendance will be given to the students to be counted towards their total aendance for the respecve session. · Students should endeavour to keep the environment neat, clean and beauful at home and at college by using the dustbins and by avoiding liering. · Quarrels and disputes should be avoided. In the event of a dispute, a wrien complaint should be made to the Principal at once. No one is allowed to take the law in his/her own hands. · Students should understand that the college property is a naonal trust and as such its upkeep is as much their responsibility as that of the administraon. Therefore, no one should disfigure furniture or deface walls with pencil, chalk or knife marks. Damage to the college property will not be condoned under any circumstances. · Students are required not to remove chairs/furniture from any room. · Students must keep their vehicles at the parking place. Plying of vehicles at the college campus is not allowed.

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· Ulize free period in reading books, magazines and newspapers available in the library. · Students must make it a point to see the Noce Board and read the latest noces. Ignorance of orders duly displayed on the Noce Board shall not be accepted as an excuse for non-compliance. · A student will be punished, ruscated or expelled from the college, if he/she directly or indirectly takes part or induces others to do so in any movement, agitaon or strike in the college for any reason, whatsoever, which, in the opinion of the Principal is subversive of the college discipline. COLLEGE LEAVE RULES · Leave can be applied online using student's ID by filling e-leave form in advance. In case of medical leave, a medical cerficate must be uploaded/submied along with the leave applicaon. Leave will be granted by the Registrar. Students will get approval/rejecon of leave as per college rules. Long leaves on account of medical reasons/marriage/ Ex-India leave supported by relevant documents will be granted only by the Registrar personally. · For a leave of more than six days, the student or his relave should meet the Registrar personally with the hard copy of applicaon & relevant documents before availing the leave. · On the days when special funcons are held, leave will be granted by the Principal. Leave sanconed will not relax 75% aendance condion. In order to be eligible for P.U. semester examinaon, the students have to fulfil the aendance condion under any circumstances. • All leaves including duty leave on account of sports/cultural/academic reasons should be got sanconed in advance. • If a student remains absent without leave connuously for six days, his/her name will be struck off the college rolls. There will be only two chances of re-admission. • First me student can get re-admission himself/ herself. • Second me the student will have to come with parents for re-admission. • No leave will be accepted in back-date. IDENTITY CUM LIBRARY SMART CARD • Each student is issued an Identy cum Library Smart Card bearing his or her photograph, name and roll number. All students are required to carry their Identy Cards with them while on the campus. The defaulters will be fined heavily. If the Identy Card is lost, a duplicate card can be issued on payment of Rs. 100/-. • The Identy Card has to be deposited back at the end of the session. Defaulters will not be issued their No Dues Cerficate / Detailed Marks Card / Character Cerficate / Degree, etc. in case they fail to do so. GIRL STUDENTS Special aenon is paid to the general welfare and security of girls. Separate facilies like a Common Room for girls and separate tables in the college library have been provided, so as to help them feel comfortable. Arrangements also exist for providing adequate facilies for girls who want to take part in any kind of sports and extra-curricular acvies. Other than these, the girl students can also avail themselves of the special facilies provided by the Counselling Cell in case of emergency.

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(RAGGING IS TOTALLY BANNED) 'RAGGING' means the following: Any conduct whether by words spoken or wrien or by an act which has the effect of teasing, treang or handling with rudeness any other student, indulging in rowdy or undisciplined acvies which causes or is likely to cause annoyance, hardship or psychological harm or to raise fear or apprehension thereof in a fresher or a junior student or asking the students to do any act or perform something which such student will not in the ordinary course and which has the effect of causing or generang a sense of shame or embarrassment so as to adversely affect the physique or psyche of a fresher or a junior student. Punishable Ingredients of Ragging Abetment to ragging; Criminal conspiracy to rag; Unlawful assembly and riong while ragging; Public nuisance created during ragging; Violaon of decency and morals through ragging; Injury to body, causing hurt or grievous hurt; Wrongful restraint; Wrongful confinement; Use of criminal force; Assault as well as sexual offences or unnatural offences; Extoron; Criminal trespass; Offences against property; Criminal inmidaon; Aempts to commit any or all of the above menoned offences against the vicm(s); Physical or psychological humiliaon; All other offences following from the definion of 'Ragging' An Ragging Commiee 1. Dr. Balraj Thapar 2. Mr. Rakesh Mehta 3. Dr. Meru Kailani 4. Dr. Gagandeep Sharma 5. Dr. Sajeev Soni 6. Dr Navneet Batra 7. Dr. Virender Singh 8. Mr. Gurpreet Singh 9. Dr. Sumeet Kaur Sibal 10. Dr. Savita Sindhu 11. Ms. Usha Sawal Punishments At the instuon level: Depending upon the nature and gravity of the offence as established by the An-Ragging Commiee of the instuon, the possible punishments for those found guilty of ragging at the instuon level shall be any one or any combinaon of the following: 1. Suspension from aending classes and academic privileges. 2. Withholding / withdrawing scholarship / fellowship and other benefits. 3. Debarring from appearing in any test/examinaon or other evaluaon process. 4. Withholding results. 5. Debarring from represenng the instuon in any regional, naonal or internaonal meet, tournament, youth fesval, etc. 6. Suspension/expulsion from the hostel. 7. Cancellaon of admission. 8. Ruscaon from the instuon for period ranging from 1 to 4 semesters. 9. Expulsion from the instuon and consequent debarring from admission to any other instuon for a specified period. 10. Fine ranging between Rs. 25,000/- to Rs. 1 lakh. 11. Collecve punishment: When the persons comming or abeng the crime of ragging are not idenfied, the instuon shall resort to collecve unishment. *Students have to upload An Ragging affidavit of Self & Parents.

Note: The students are required to fill your parcular at hps://anragging.in as per the regulaons of Hon'ble Supreme Court and UGC/MHRD, Govt. of India regarding An Ragging in the Instuon. The students are also required to submit his/her unique ID/ copy of undertaking generated online, in the college office.

31 College Committee Against Sexual Harassment

In compliance with the Act of Parliament and Policy of Panjab University, Chandigarh, GGDSD College, Sector 32-C, Chandigarh has constuted the College Commiee Against Sexual Harassment (CCASH), which has the following members:- 1. Dr . Meru Sehgal , Chairperson 2. Dr. Sumeet Kaur Sibal , Member 3. Ms. Meera Sharma, Member 4. Mr. Rohit Dheer, Member Definion of Sexual Harassment: Sexual harassment includes any one or more of the following unwelcome acts or behaviour (whether directly or by implicaon) namely:- I) Physical contact and advances or ii) A demand or request for sexual favours or iii) Making a sexual coloured remarks or iv) Showing pornography or v) Any other unwelcome physical, verbal or non-verbal conduct of sexual nature Funcons of the Commiee : a) Commiee shall assist in resolving the cases on the campus through mediaon of crises arising out of such incidents. b) Commiee shall coordinate with the security staff to devise ways and means by which a system of crises management that is gender sensive is put in place. c) Commiee shall organize training workshops for students, academic staff, non-teaching staff, employees and service providers to sensize them against sexual harassment of women at workplace. The complaint may be reported within 3 months from the date of incident and in case of a series of incidents, within a period of three months from date of last incident. For more details see the policy document and refer to the Sexual Harassment of Women at workplace (Prevenon, Prohibions and Redressal) Act, 2013. Equal Opportunity Cell The main funcon of the Equal Opportunies Cell is to give more emphasis to the deprived groups for learning and creang space for them to bring themselves to mainstream. It is the duty of the Cell to oversee the effecve implementaon of policies and programmes for disadvantaged groups (SC/ST, OBC, Minories, Jain, Physically challenged) to provide guidance and counselling with respect to academic, financial, social and other maers and to enhance the diversity within and outside the campus. The cell monitors the effecve implementaon of Right to persons with Disability Act ,2016. Members 1) Principal -Chairperson 2) Dr Gagandeep Sharma 3) Dr Mahak Sharma 4) Ms GaganpreetWalia- Advisor

32 Infrastructure & Facilities

Spread over a sprawling 16.5 acres of land, the college b o a s t s o f a b e a u f u l l y landscaped campus, offering a charming ambience to all its inmates. The state-of-the-art infrastructure of the college is connuously upgraded with futurisc facilies that match the honors of 'A+' grade by NAAC and 'A College with Potenal for Excellence' by UGC, New Delhi. The college has a centralized air-condioned Administrave Block built under Building Management Automaon System (BMAS). The block houses the Principal's office, Registrar's office, Administrave offices, Conference Hall, Management offices, Kaushalya Devi Verma Charitable Instute, Guest Rooms, a Mini Auditorium and a basement secon having NSS office, placement office, a conference room, 2 record rooms, Deen Dayal Upadhyaya KAUSHAL Kendra office, stascal cell, UGC grant cell, rooms for Burser & Time Table Commiee, Alumni office and the office of Instute of Company Secretary. The college has 120 spacious classrooms (including 22 smart rooms equipped with modern technical amenies, 2 lecture theatres, 4 seminar halls) and 53 labs. The college also has a dark room, a green house, a herbal garden and 7 aquariums. The college has a separate P.G. Block having offices of Controller of Examinaon, Dean Student Welfare, Internal Quality Assurance Cell, Automaon Cell, Hostel office and smart classrooms for students. The elegant Library Resource Centre cum IT Block consists of the Digital Library, a Reading Hall, a Periodical Secon, a Reference Secon, a Journal Secon and Pt. Mohan Lal Digitalizaon Centre. The library shelves more than 70227 books, 31,35,000 e-books, 6000 + e-journals (through INFLIBNET N-List Programme), 102 periodicals, 22 Newspapers, and 3510 CD/DVDs. The library has a screen reading soware facility- JAWS for facilitang visually impaired students. The library also provides access to a wide range of electronic resources through instuonal membership of Naonal Digital Library of India (NDLI) and CMIE Prowess IQ database. The ultra-modern Main Auditorium of the college is a fully automated, fully air condioned, touch screen operated, 125x80 feet building, with a seang capacity of upto 1000 persons. Apart from these, Pt. Mohan Lal (Commerce) Block, Prof. Roshan Lal Verma (Arts) Block, Science Block, Faculty Interacon Room, Girls' Common Room, Sports Ground, Boys' Hostel, Girls' Hostel, Recreaon Hall, Gymnasium and Principal's lodge form an integral part of the well planned campus. A new Teaching Block- C has been recently constructed comprising addional 10 classrooms, 12 air-condioned faculty cabins, 08 washrooms for girls and an elevator for differently-abled persons.

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The department of IT has 3 smart classrooms, a server room and well equipped 8 dedicated laboratories including a hardware lab for B.Voc. (hardware & networking). The college is intra-connected with the gigabit network through fibre-opc backbone cable allowing data rates in Gbps which links 8 buildings of the campus and hostels to the main server. Wi Fi internet access is also available on the campus and in both the hostels. The department of IT owns servers /workstaons with backup facility and various licensed sowares. Servers/Workstaons & Backup Facility IT Server Room HP Workstaons(HPXW4600/ Z200) IBM Server X3400 Natra Spark T41 Unix [Oracle Sun Solaris] Server Xeon Server X3400M3 & Apple iMAC Server Nebero Server & NAS Server Bioinformacs Lab HP Server (Workstaon) Model # Xw4600 IBM Server Model #X Series 206 Backup Facility UPS 20 KVA Firewall for internal network security Sonic Wall Network Security System Soware · DNA STAR · 2D Electrophoresis · HYPERCHEM 8.0 · MINI TAB 16 · Discovery STUDIO · SPSS · SYSSTAT · Quark X-press (2007) · CMIE PROWESS DATABASE · EBSCO · Batch Water Mark · Chroma Photo Pro · Final Cut Pro (i-MAC) · SKY Pronunciaon Suite · Business Wring · Macromedia Studio Max · Eco-Outlook CMIE · GAUSSIAN 09 & GAUSS VIEW · Adobe Flash · Ansi C/C++ · Red Hat Linux Packages · ORACLE · Adobe Illustrator · Corel Graphics Suite · Adobe Photoshop Soware Under Microso Cloud Agreement · Windows OS 7/8/10 · Visual Studio VB · Visual Studio VC++ · Microso Office The whole campus is under Surveillance Camera System with more than 95 IP based high definion CCTV cameras. The college has generators on total automaon mode to cater to the vast needs of electricity. The college has also built an underground water reservoir (UGR) with a huge capacity of 3 lakh litres.

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The college has in-campus branch of Central Bank of India with an ATM outlet, a fully equipped ambulance for medical emergencies and a medical room with two qualified vising doctors, one pharmacist and one dispenser, who are available round the clock. A facility services agreement has been signed with G4S facility Services (India) Pvt. Ltd. for housekeeping and cleanliness of the infrastructure of the college campus. AUTOMATION THROUGH TCS iON The college has signed an MoU with Tata Consultancy Services, which enables complete automaon of all administrave as well as academic transacons. There are two product soluons encapsulated within this contract:- Digital Campus : The Campus Management System (CMS) The Campus Management System (CMS) empowers the college to carry out all the teaching and administrave acvies in an easy and transparent manner. This portal organizes students' informaon from admission to declaraon of examinaon results. The college has developed an online system with the help of TCS iON through which a candidate is required to fill online e-form, the link for which is available on the college website www.ggdsd.ac.in. It includes seat allocaon, batch allocaon and student enrolment, hostel occupancy, aendance, mid-semester tests and final exam marks. Students can view their personal profiles, me-tables, faculty allotments, due fees, aendance and result through their own Login IDs. They can also pay fee through fee bizapp and apply leave online through self service/mtop (mobile app). Faculty management (HRMS) is also part of this system enabling faculty to mark aendance, apply leave, enter marks, etc. within the system itself. There are two other modules called FnA( Finance and Accounng) and PnI (Procurement and Inventory) which helps to reduce load on administrave staff and helps to gain transparency in the system. Digital Learning : Online Teaching through Learning Exchange (LX) System Digital learning with the LX Module of TCS iON provides a plaorm to the faculty to enroll students into various batches and courses. The faculty can plan their teaching methodologies and can upload/share slide presentaons, audio/video lectures, web links of study material, explanatory text files and assignments to facilitate online learning for the students. This enables the student to view lectures and aempt assignments online. The college promotes digital teaching and learning by conducng online sessions, in parallel to the classes in the campus. The faculty members upload lecture wise course contents according to the syllabus of the courses. With this, the L X System a u t o m a c a l l y c r e a t e s a database/e-library for the students and the faculty. A u to m a o n & Te c h n i ca l Support Commiee Dr. Gagandeep Sharma, Co- ordinator Mr. Naveen Dalal Mr. Shamim Ahmed Khan Mr Sumant Dua

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SPECIAL FACILITIES The college has carved a niche for itself in the world of academia. With an aim to offer the best infrastructural facilies, the college adopts the latest trends in teaching methodologies and constantly keeps updang its systems. It is with this objecve that the college has a number of labs and smart classrooms which are equipped with the facilies that help to disseminate educaon that meets the highest standards. Communicave English Lab The Communicave English Lab is equipped with the latest equipment including Mac and Windows computers. These computers are connected to the Campus Wide Network with its centre at the department of Informaon Technology. These computers are equipped with top-of-the-line soware like Apple's Final Cut Pro, Quark Express, Clarity's Speech skills and Business Wring, Sky's Pronunciaon Suite, Chroma Photo Pro and the Batch Water Mark are available in the lab. These are in addion to the convenonal audio tapes produced by CIEFL, Hyderabad, Linguaphone Series and BBC Series. Smart Class Rooms To facilitate modern teaching environment, the college provides smart class rooms equipped with the latest interacve technology like interacve meeng pads/boards, bluetooth, digital visualizer, light touch pen, DLP mulmedia kits and high resoluon digital presenter UF-80 DX/ST. These classrooms create a professional environment and help the teachers in delivering the best quality educaon. Research Facilies With an objecve to provide quality research in various streams such as Humanies, Commerce and Science, the college has set up modern research labs. Further, close links are maintained with professional bodies to provide programs tailored to industry needs along with sasfying academic and vocaonal needs. Research infrastructure in the college includes Orbital Shaker, Cooling Centrifuge, Deep Freezer, Incubator, Laminar Air Flow, Oven, Autopipee, Microfuge, pH meter, Magnec Srrer, Cyclomixer, Fast Prep, Water Bath, Gel Doc, PCR and Electrophoresis, etc. The college has been awarded four research centres by Panjab University for conducng and envisioning research leading to Ph.D. in Chemistry, Biotechnology, Physics and Commerce.

36 College Library

Library Facilies The state-of-the-art college library is enriched with carefully built collecon of books. Library subscribes to various internaonal and naonals periodicals, journals, magazines, and newspapers. Library's collecon includes books, periodicals, newspapers, maps, CDs, DV Ds, e-journals, e-books, and databases. It contains numerous books pertaining to the course curriculum as well as general interest areas. The furnishings of the library also cater to promong the academic knowledge which inculcates in the students and faculty the desire to learn more. It c o n d u c t s U s e r O r i e n t a o n Programmes me to me to make familiar its new entrants with library services and facilies to improve the usage of library collecons. Students can borrow books to carry home or can browse it within the library. The funcons of library are automated with integrated ERP soware named TCS iON. OPAC (Online Public Access Catalogue) module is provided in the soware for searching documents available in the library. A special reference and science secon on the first floor of the library, is well equipped with books and journals of both naonal and internaonal repute. Special reading carrels of the college library at the first floor provides a reader their own private milieu where they can delve deep into the domain of learning without any hindrance and distracon from other readers. These carrels are so arscally and aesthecally done that they spur a reader to pull down a book to sit down to read. The Centralized Research Facility cum Digital library has fieen i5 computers for students and ten i7 computers for staff for accessing e-resources, e-contents, CMIE Prowess IQ Database and stascal sowares like Minitab and SPSS. Two penum dual core computers with JAWS Screen Reading Soware are reserved for differently-abled students. Equipped with total 27 PCs, this secon is connected to a dedicated 1:1 leased line internet connecon with firewall device to ensure speedy and secure internet surfing for the benefit of faculty and the students of under graduate and post graduate classes of all streams. The online resources subscribed to by the library are accessible to staff and students (using passwords) from anywhere, anyme. The users can a c c e s s 6 , 0 0 0 + e - j o u r n a l s a n d 31,35,000+ e-books from different reputed publishers subscribed through INFLIBNET N-List programme. In addion to subscribed informaon resources, the College Library provides access to its users to a wide variety of electronic resources through intuional membership of Naonal Digital Library of India (NDLI).

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Pt. Mohan Lal Digizaon Centre of the library embraces new technologies to digize special collecons to support and enrich the educaonal, cultural and economic endeavours of the college and communies beyond. In this secon, a special collecon o f h a n d w r i e n d i a r i e s , documents, books, photographs related to our college founder Pt. Mohan Lal Ji are kept in digized form. Readers' Club of the library holds different acvies throughout the year to promote the habit of quality reading among students. Students can give feedback through Online Feedback Form. Informaon Services like OPAC, Reprographic Service, ILL(Inter Library Loan), Internet Surfing, Current Content Alert, SMS Alert Services, Previous Year Queson Papers Alert, Employment News and New Arrival Books are provided to the users of the library. The library maintains a fine balance of print and digital collecon for academic pursuits. The language of our resources is mainly in English. The library also comprises of good collecon of Indian language books in Hindi, Punjabi, Sanskrit, and Urdu. A special collecon of books is available in French language as well.

LIBRARY COLLECTION AT A GLANCE Resource Type Number

Books 70,227 Encyclopedias 253 Diconaries 535 e-books through INFLIBNET N-LIST Programme 31,35,000+ Print Periodicals (Journals and Magazines) 102 e-journals through INFLIBNET N-LIST Programme 6,000+ CDs/DVDs 3,510 Newspapers 22

38 Faculty

The real asset of an instuon is the erudite and hardworking faculty members, who nurture the students with passion and dedicaon. Our college boasts of a very rich blend of teachers, academicians, researchers and professionals from various streams of knowledge, who, besides being well grounded in their basic discipline are professional to the core and possess the passion to impart value based knowledge. We have 76 Ph.D.s, 26 M.Phil.s, 7 M.C.A.s, 3 CS and 4 M.B.A.s in the departments of Commerce and Management, Science and Technology, Biosciences, Informaon Technology and Humanies. All the faculty members possess profound knowledge of their respecve disciplines and are consistently dedicated towards working on the overall growth of their students' personality and abilies.

DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH Dr. Anupriya Bhardwaj M.Com., M.Phil., Ph.D. Dr. Balraj Thapar M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D. Dr. Nidhi Grover M.Com., Ph.D., CS (Principal) Mr. Sureet Singh M.Com. Dr. Madhu Sharma M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D. Dr. Shallu Sharma M.Com., Ph.D. Dr. Monika Khindari M.Com., M.Phil., Ph.D. Ms. Pooja Sarin M.A. Dr. Nidhi Choudhary M.Com., M.Phil., PGDBA, Ph.D. Dr. Nidhi Mial M.A., Ph.D. Ms. Jyo Jindal M.Com., M.Phil. Mr. Harender Kumar M.A., M.Phil. Ms. Sheetal Sharma M.Com., M.Phil. Dr. Archna Sahni M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D. DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS Dr. Manisha Gangahar M.A., Ph.D. Dr. Shikha Gupta M.Sc., Ph.D. Ms. Poorva Trikha M.A., M.Phil. Dr. Neelu Mahajan M.Sc., Ph.D. Dr. Richa Puri M.A., Ph.D. Dr. Sanjeev Kumar M.Sc., Ph.D. Dr. Archana Verma Singh M.A., Ph.D. Dr. Kri Sharma M.Sc., Ph.D. Ms. Gaganpreet Walia M.A. Dr. Samandeep Sharma M.Sc., Ph.D. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE & Dr. Amit Goyal M.Sc., Ph.D. MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY & INDUSTRIAL Dr. Rajiv Behl M.Com., Ph.D. CHEMISTRY Dr. Meru Sehgal M.Com., Ph.D. Dr. Sajeev Soni M.Sc., Ph.D. Dr. Ajay Sharma (on Leave) M.Com., Ph.D. Dr. Jasamrit Nayyar M.Sc., Ph.D. Dr. Monica Sachdeva M.B.A., Ph.D. Dr. Shweta Wadhawan M.Sc., Ph.D. Dr. Yash Pal Taneja M.Com., Ph.D. Dr. Jyo Kataria M.Sc., Ph.D. Dr. Amit Mohindroo M.Com., Ph.D. DEPARTMENT OF BOTANY Dr. Jasveen Dua M.Sc., Ph.D. Dr. Meenu Gupta M.Com., Ph.D., CS (Inter) Dr. Supriya Vaid M.Sc., Ph.D. Ms. Rinkey Priya Bali M.Com., M.Phil. DEPARTMENT OF ZOOLOGY Dr. Diksha Kakkar M.Com., Ph.D., CS Dr. Indu Mehta M.Sc., Ph.D. Dr. Mani Par M.Com., M.Phil., Ph.D. DEPARTMENT OF BIOTECHNOLOGY & Dr. Sumeet Kaur Sibal M.Com., M.B.A., Ph.D. MICROBIOLOGY Dr. Savita Sindhu M.Com., M.Phil., Ph.D. Dr. Navneet Batra M.Sc., Ph.D. Dr. Kapil Dev M.Com., Ph.D. Dr. Samri Dhawan M.Sc., Ph.D. Dr. Monika Mial M.B.A., M.Com., Ph.D. Dr. Ashima Pathak M.Sc.(Hons.), Ph.D. Dr. Geeta Sharma M.Com., Ph.D. Dr. Neetu Thakur M.Sc., Ph.D.

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DEPARTMENT OF BIOINFORMATICS DEPARTMENT OF HINDI Mr. Varinder Kumar M.Sc. Dr. Prabha Kumari M.A., Ph.D. DEPARTMENT OF BIOCHEMISTRY DEPARTMENT OF PUNJABI Dr. Akhlash Partap Singh M.Sc., Ph.D. Dr. Harvinder Chahal M.A., Ph.D. Dr. Nidhi Mial M.Sc.(Hons.), Ph.D. Dr. Pardip Kumar M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D. DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION DEPARTMENT OF JOURNALISM AND MASS TECHNOLOGY COMMUNICATION Dr. Priya Chadha M.A., Ph.D. Capt. Dr. Virender Singh M.C.A.,M.Phil., MCSE, Ph.D. DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION Dr. Rina M.C.A., M.Phil., Ph.D. Dr. RakeshVerma M.A., Ph.D. Mr. Naveen Dalal M.C.A. Dr. Rajinder Mann M.A., Ph.D. Ms. Monika Sethi M.C.A., M.Phil. DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE Dr. Pooja Mohan M.C.A., M.Phil., Ph.D. Ms. Seema Kumari M.A., M.Phil. Dr. Paramjit Singh M.Tech., Ph.D. Dr. Monika Soni M.A., Ph.D. Dr. Himani Mial M.C.A., Ph.D. DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION Dr. Shailja Agnihotri M.C.A., Ph.D. Mr. Rakesh Mehta M.A., M.Phil. DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT OF SANSKRIT Dr. Vivek Sharma M.A.(Hons.Sch.),M.B.A., Ph.D. Dr. Devi Singh M.A., Ph.D. Mr. Ashutosh Sharma M.A. DEPARTMENT OF SOCIOLOGY Dr. Gagandeep Sharma M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D. Dr. Mona Arora M.A., Ph.D. Dr. Ruchi Sharma M.A., Ph.D. Dr. Rinku Kalia M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D. Dr. Ar Jolly M.A. Ph.D. DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY

Dr. Madhur Mohit Mahajan M.A. Ph.D. Dr. M. Parmod M.A., Ph.D. Dr. Niharika Sharma M.A. (Hons.Sch.), M.Phil., Ph.D. DEPARTMENT OF GEOGRAPHY Dr. Arvuda Sharma M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D. Mr. Gagandeep Singh M.A. Dr. Payal Gupta M.A., Ph.D. DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC Dr. Kulwinder Kaur M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D. Ms. Pree Vohra M.A. DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY Dr. Megha Devgan M.A. (Hons.School), Ph.D. Dr. Tarun Deep Kaur M.A., Ph.D. DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT OF FASHION DESIGNING Mr. Puneet Sharma M.Sc.(Hons.) Ms. Sumita Sikka M.Sc. (Clothing & Texle) Dr. Sargam Preet M.Sc.(Hons.), M.Phil., Ph.D. LIBRARY Dr. Mahak Sharma M.Sc., Ph.D. Mr. Gurpreet Singh M.A., M.Lib.Info. Science DEPARTMENT OF STATISTICS During the session addional staff is employed, as and Dr. Ram Niwas M.Sc., Ph.D. when required, on contractual basis.

40 Administrative & Support Staff

Registrar – Mr. Rakesh Mehta

Department of General Administraon FACULTY HOLDING OFFICES Mr. Vishavjeet Superintendent Mr. Rakesh Mehta Dean, Arts Mr. Amar Singh Steno Typist Dr. Sanjeev Soni Dean, Sciences Mr. Santosh Kumar Senior Assistant Dr. Meru Sehgal Dean, Commerce Mr. Gurpal Singh Senior Assistant Dr. Madhu Sharma Dean, Student Welfare Mr. Manish Sharma Junior Assistant Dr. Gagandeep Sharma Dean, Admissions Mr. Neeraj Prajapa Junior Assistant Capt. Dr. Virender Singh Dean, Alumni Associaon Mr. Vishal Anand Clerk & ANO, NCC Mr. Bajrang Bahadur Caretaker Mr. Ashutosh Sharma Dean, Cultural Acvies Mr. Anubhav Sharma Secretary to Principal Dr. Yash Pal Taneja Dean, Development Ms. Shalika Sharma Receponist Dr. Vivek Sharma Controller of Examinaon Ms. Hema Rawat Accounts Clerk Dr. Amit Mohindroo Bursar Mr. Gulshan Kumar Clerk Dr. Arvuda Sharma Sub Registrar (Arts) - I Mr. Brinder Yadav Clerk Dr. Mona Arora Sub Registrar (Arts) - II Mr. Ajay K. Shukla Caretaker, Hostels Dr. Geeta Sharma Sub Registrar (Com.) – I Medical Officers Dr. Shallu Sharma Sub Registrar (Com.) – II Dr. Kiran Bansal M.B.B.S., Ex. P.C.M.S. Dr. Samri Dhawan Sub Registrar (Science) – I Dr. Gurmeet Singh Dhillon B.A.M.S., D.H.E.S., M.R.S.H Dr. Ashima Phatak Sub Registrar (Science) - II Ms. Geeka Gupta Pharmacist Ms. Monika Sethi Sub Registrar (IT) Technical Staff Department Dr. Monika Sachdeva Staff Secretary Mr. Robin Roy Chemistry Mr. Naveen Dalal Nodal Officer Mr. Khema Ram Zoology Dr. Mahak Sharma NSS Prog. Officer (Male) Mr. Akhilesh Chandra Biotechnology Dr. Prabha Kumari NSS Prog. Officer (Female) Mr. Sumant Dua Internal Quality Assurance In-charge Elecve Courses Cell (IQAC) Ms. Pooja Sarin Funconal English Mr. Shamim A. Khan Automaon Cell Ms. Poorva Trikha English (Hons.) Mr. Ashok Kumar Informaon Technology Dr. Jasamrit Kaur Industrial Chemistry Mr. Manish Kashyap Informaon Technology Dr. Rina Informaon Technology Ms. Suman Kaushal Library Dr. Pooja Mohan Computer Science Ms. Kanchan Library Ms. Reema Devi Library Dr. Navneet Batra Biotechnology Mr. Krishan Chander Tabla Instructor Ms. Sumita Sikka Fashion Designing Mr. Puran Lal Chemistry Dr. Akhlash P. Singh Biochemistry Mr. Dara Singh Sports Dr. Navneet Batra Industrial Microbiology Mr. Surinder Kumar Physics Dr. Diksha Kakkar Adversement, Sales Ms. Renu Singhal Automaon Cell Promoon & Sales Mr. Sukhwinder Singh Zoology Management

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COORDINATORS Dr. Indu Mehta Environmental Educaon Dr. Jasveen Dua Internal Quality Assurance Cell Dr. Devi Singh Urdu Classes Dr. Yash Pal Taneja Company Secretaries Dr. Ram Niwas Stascal Cell Dr. Kapil Dev Training & Placement Officer Ms. Gaganpreet Walia Counsellor, Specially-abled Dr. Nidhi Grover Foreign Students& Scholarship students Dr. Gagandeep Sharma Automaon Cell Boys' Hostel Dr. Monika Sachdeva BBA, FDP & U.F.V. Chief Warden : Capt. Dr. Virender Singh Dr. Amit Mohindroo UGC Grants Chief Warden : Mr. Gurpreet Singh Dr. Priya Chaddha Press & Public Relaons Warden : Mr. Parveen Sharma Dr. Mahak Sharma Campus Beauficaon Caretaker : Mr. Ajay Kumar Shukla Mr. Naveen Dalal ICT Girls' Hostel Mr. Harender Kumar General Tutorials Chief Warden : Dr. Sumeet Kaur Sibal Dr. Tarundeep Kaur Manasuday Chief Warden : Ms. Savita Sindhu Mr. Gurpreet Singh Divinity & Manav Dharma Warden : Ms. Usha Sawal Kendra Caretaker : Mr. Ajay Kumar Shukla

42 Research Prole

The college faculty performs high quality research across a wide range of disciplines with a strong commitment to excellence and concern for the needs of both local and global problems. Our staff collaborates acvely with several o r g a n i s a o n s , g e n e r a n g muldisciplinary and innovave research funding. Our research work is funded by various agencies including UGC, New Delhi; DST, Chandigarh; DST, New Delhi; SERB, New Delhi; DAE, New Delhi; ICSSR and HSCST Panchkula. In the previous academic session many research projects have been completed successfully. Our faculty has published numerous books and research papers in journals/proceedings of internaonal and naonal repute. The faculty members have acted as resource persons/presented their research papers in various internaonal conferences, seminars in India and abroad. Besides this, the college publishes a biannual research journal 'Vanijya Manthan' (ISSN No. 2350- 0719). The college regularly invites the faculty of reputed instutes to upgrade the research knowledge of its faculty and students. The college has excellent research facilies in various departments with state-of the-art laboratories. Many of the faculty members of the college also offer research guidance to Ph.D. and M.Phil. students from different universies. Our college has four research centres recognized by Panjab University, Chandigarh in the subjects of Biotechnology, Chemistry, Physics and Commerce. Strong research base gives students access to a wide range of cung edge experse. The students of the college are encouraged to engage in healthy and meaningful research. In the final year of UG and PG programmes, students choose and carry out a research project linked to a major research area which can be laboratory, literature or computer based. The endeavour is to provide the students with invaluable experience about the intricacies of different facets of research work. While such iniaves provide the students with invaluable experience about research work, it also helps them in their professional and academic lives. Teaching-Learning and Evaluaon Seminars & Guest Lectures Case Studies Group Projects & Live Projects Independent Projects Summer Training Brain Storming Sessions Workshops Educaonal Tours Industrial Trips Diagnosc Tests

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Grants from UGC and DBT, GOI The college regularly receives grants from the University Grants Commission (UGC) and different departments of the Government of India in appreciaon of its high academic standards. The college has been granted sancon from UGC, New Delhi for connuaon of the status 'A College with - Potenal for Excellence' for the five years i.e. from 1st April 2014 to 31st March 2019. As per this scheme, UGC has approved a grant of 1.40 crore to be ulized for up-gradaon of teaching facilies at UG and PG levels, research facilies, extension acvies and establishment of internet lease line in the campus. The expert commiee recommended that for the next phase of CPE four departments : (i) Bio-sciences (ii)Physics (iii)Commerce and Management and (iv)Economics should be considered as highly rated departments. We received a grant of 1 crore 85 lakh to run two vocaonal courses (B.Voc.) namely: Retail Management and Food Processing and Preservaon from UGC. Apart from this 50 lakh were also received from UGC for starng Diploma in Medical Lab & Technology (DMLT) under Community College Scheme. Teaching-Learning and Evaluaon Process : Informaon Disseminaon at Admission Stage Prospectus Academic Counselling and Personal Guidance Cell Admission Commiees Evaluaon of Learning Behaviour & Performance Admission Forms General Tutorial System Talent Search Contests Sports Trials Snap Tests Class Tests Observaon by Class Teacher Feedback Student Discussion Students' Council's feedback Parents' Associaon's feedback Feedback from students Exit Forms Self Appraisal ACRs Promong the Skills of Learners Communicaon Skills Workshops Personality Development Workshops Group Discussions Seminars/Workshops Role Plays/Case Studies Extension Lectures General Tutorials Debates Quizzes Declamaons Assignments Class Tests Presentaons Snap Tests Youth Fesvals Sports Compeons Tours and Excursions

44 Examination

House Tests for Semester Examinaon The college conducts two Mid-Semester Tests (MSTs) during the academic session. It is mandatory for each student to appear in both the MSTs with a valid college identy card. Each exam of the MST will be of three-hour duraon. The dates for the MSTs will be announced as per the direcons from the competent authority. House Tests Rules · A student who fails to appear in MST, whatever be the reason, will not only be marked “absent” but also will be given the score of zero. · A student who does not appear in MST without prior permission will be charged an addional amount of Rs 500. · Students must maintain complete discipline and adhere to the exam mings strictly. · A student who fails to fulfil the eligibility criteria laid down by the University for appearing in the final exams will have to reappear in the special tests conducted separately for both MSTs, only with the permission of the Principal. · A student found guilty of using unfair means in the examinaons is penalized according to the gravity of the offence and could also be liable for paying fine, detenon or expulsion. It also renders the student ineligible for any award, prize, spend or scholarship for the enre academic session. Panjab University Semester Examinaons The term end semester examinaons will be held as per the dates to be announced by the Panjab University. Eligibility Condions for Appearing in University Examinaons Students are required to fill up university examinaon form on dates specified by the Panjab University for the term end semester examinaons which will be forwarded provisionally to the University. The filling up of examinaon forms is subject to the following condions: · The student has displayed good conduct as a bonafide student of the college. · The student has aended at least 75% of the total lectures delivered in each subject, both in theory and praccal classes. · The student has secured at least 25% marks as aggregate in all subjects in each MST. Special Test/Discreonary Test · A student who fails to obtain 25% marks aggregate in MSTs, for whatever reasons, may be allowed to appear in a special test at the discreon of the Principal. · A student needs to score at least 30% marks in aggregate in special test, failing which he/she will not be allowed to take university examinaon. · In case the above condions are not fulfilled, the student's provisional admission form will be withdrawn from the Panjab University even a day before the scheduled examinaon. In such a case, the student will not be allowed to appear even as a private candidate. · An examinaon fee will be charged from the student to appear in the Special Tests. Condoning of shortage of lectures If a student fails to meet the required percentage of aendance on account of parcipaon in certain sports, or NSS/NCC camps or extracurricular acvies, or educaonal excursions, he/she may seek credit from the Principal for the numbers of days for which prior exempon has to be obtained. This condoning would be over and above the limits provided in the exisng rules and regulaons.

45 Student Awards

The college holds an Annual Prize Distribuon Funcon, in which students who have performed outstandingly in various academic, sports and co-curricular acvies during the enre academic session are honoured with numerous presgious awards. The top honours include the following: STUDENT OF THE YEAR To b e a w a r d e d t o a s t u d e n t w i t h extraordinary achievements throughout his/her stay in the instute; to be decided by the Principal in consultaon with the Core Commiee. ACADEMICS 1. Roll of Honour: To a student who maintains his posion consistently among top three posions in the P.U. examinaons conducted by P.U., Chandigarh in all the three years of UG Degree course or both the years of PG Degree course. 2. Cerficate of Disncon: I) Class strength upto 200 students: Top three posion holders in University ii) Class strength above 200 students: Top five posion holders in University 3. Cerficate of Merit: Top two Mid Semester Test (MST) Posion holders in aggregate in the even semester provided the student has appeared in all the papers. SPORTS 1. Roll of Honour: - To a student who wins any of the first three posions in any Internaonal Tournament - To a student who bags any of the first three posions in All India Inter-University Championship or Naonal Championship - To a student who wins Gold Medal in North Zone Inter-University Championship 2. College Colour: - To a student who bags any of the first three posions in Panjab University Inter-College and parcipates in All India Inter-University Championship - To a student who bags any of the first three posions in State tournament and parcipates in Naonal Championship - To a student who wins silver or bronze in North Zone Inter-University Tournament 3. Cerficate of Disncon: - To a student who bags first place in Panjab University Inter College Tournament but does not parcipate in All India Inter-University Championship - To a student who bags first place in State Tournament but does not parcipate in Naonal Championship - To a student who does not win any place in the Panjab University Inter College Tournament but parcipates in the All India Inter-University - To a student who does not win any place in State Tournament but parcipates in the Naonal Championship 4. Cerficate of Merit: - To a student who bags 2nd or 3rd posion in Panjab University Inter College Tournament

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NCC 1. Roll of Honour: Selected for Republic Day Parade and Naonal Shoong 2. College Colour: To be recommended by ANO 3. Cerficate of Disncon: To be recommended by ANO 4. Cerficate of Merit: 'B' cerficate with 'A' grade NSS 1. College Colour: 2 chief volunteers (1 Boy, 1 Girl) EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES 1. Roll of Honour: To a student who represents P.U. in an o ffi c i a l l y s p o n s o r e d Internaonal event or gets disncon in All India Inter University Youth Fest or North Zone Inter University Youth F e s t o r e x t r a o r d i n a r y achievement in the opinion of the Principal and the Core Commiee 2. College Colour: To a student f o r c o m m e n d a b l e contribuon to the college in various co-curricular acvies and who stands 1st in P.U. Zonal Youth Fest & Prize winner in P.U. Inter-Zonal Youth Fest 3. Cerficate of Disncon: To a student who stands 2nd in Zonal Youth Fesval 4. Cerficate of Merit: To a student who stands 3rd in Zonal Youth Fesval & 1st or 2nd in Inter- College compeons Note: No precedent of previous years will be accepted for awards. *Keeping in view the exisng circumstances that started changing from March, 2020 onwards due to the spread of Covid-19, heeding to the new norms and SOPs of 'unlockdown' - 'social Distancing', 'masks' and 'sanizers', need- based standards shall be adopted by the College.

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EXTENSION ACTIVITIES Following the moo of 'Duty and Sacrifice', every associate of the college imbibes the Sanatanist values and spirit to the core and is encouraged to get involved in different spiritual and value based extension acvies that are an integral component of all endeavours of the instuon. The crucial needs and legimate expectaons of the community are given utmost importance and these factors are the guiding principles for organizing various extension acvies like community development, health and hygiene awareness programmes, adult educaon and literacy programmes, AIDS awareness programmes, social work, medical camps, environment awareness and blood donaon camps. These acvies are organised vigorously by various clubs and associaons of the college, including Spirit India, NSS, NCC, Manav Dharam Kendra and M.K.D.V. Instute for Women, in collaboraon with GOs and NGOs and help smulate student parcipaon in community based service. Another feature added to these iniaves is that students are encouraged to associate themselves with these acvies and get involved in community service during the session. NSS The college runs two NSS units for men and women consisng of 100 volunteers each. The primary aim of the NSS is to inculcate social responsibility in the students through community service and to smulate the parcipaon of volunteers in construcve and extension work in slums and backward villages. They are encouraged to understand the problems faced by the inhabitants on the first hand so that when they become community leaders, they may provide soluons to the ills faced by the poor. Students of all classes are eligible for enrolment in NSS. In order to successfully complete the NSS programme, each volunteer is required to put in 120 hours of work during one session. Throughout the year volunteers parcipate in various acvies like Fit India Movement, Internaonal Yoga Day,Unity Day, SwachhtaPakhwadas, Internaonal Youth Day, Unnat Bharat A b h i y a n , C u l t u r a l E x c h a n g e Programmeunder Ek Bharat Shrestha Bharat, Covid 19 pandemic warriors, etc. The volunteer also has to aend a Special Annual Camp. Enthusiasc volunteers are even selected for training in the special camps organised by the Directorate of NSS. By parcipang in such programmes, the students can reap different kinds of benefits too as not only do they become socially responsible cizens, but are also awarded cerficates which carry an addional weightage at the me of placements and admission to higher classes.

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NCC The NCC of the college comprises 2 NCC platoons comprising 70 cadets each. During each session a NCC cadet has to aend 32 parades and 96 periods for the award of cerficate. The NCC cerficates carries weightage at the mes of admission to higher classes and also gives the chance to join the Armed Forces directly for interview without appearing for any exam. If any student wishes to join the NCC, he can join on the me of commencement of the academic session. The student should have to be good in physical standards and should be good in general knowledge. To get the cerficate, it becomes compulsory for a cadet to aend two camps during the three years of stay in college and parcipate in certain services aachment, as decided by the authories. As a part of this organizaon, cadets are groomed for joining the armed forces as the commissioned officers. Besides all this, cadets are also offered the opportunies to parcipate in addional service training programs like Republic Day Parade at Delhi, Thal Sainik Camp, Basic and Advanced Leadership Camp etc. Healthy Pracces Quality educaon has several dimensions like imparng domain specific knowledge, creang skills, praccal use of knowledge of skills, overall development of the personality for greater creavity and producvity, raising the spiritual quoent of students and creang socially responsible cizens. Realizing these important dimensions of educaon, the instuon has adopted several healthy pracces for the aainment of these objecves. These include the following: Manav Dharma Kendra Manav Dharma Kendra has been a crucial part of the instuon right from its incepon. It aims to inculcate sound moral and ethical values amongst all the students of the college. It organizes acvies and lectures during the enre academic session to elevate the spiritual quoent of the students, besides fostering ideals of a cosmopolitan outlook and universal brotherhood. All students are thus encouraged to become enlightened and awakened cizens of the society. Social Awareness & Concern The instute helps to organise exhibions and workshops for fund raising, medical awareness and adult educaon. Such parcipaon makes students aware of significant contemporary social issues and thereby contributes to the social and naonal development posively. Other than numerous such camps and drives, the college also runs an organizaon of students and college alumni, ASHRA (Associaon of Students for Human

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Rights Awareness), which generates a strong sense of involvement and commitment in the students. Outreach Programmes The college aims at inculcang a deep sense of social concern amongst all its students. In order to extend a helping hand to the needy in our society and to ameliorate their condion, the college launches numerous outdoor camps which include eye check-up camps, dental check- up camps and blood tesng camps in the slum areas, in and around Chandigarh. Students are encouraged to work with an NGO of their choice in each academic session. The college recognizes and celebrates such service rendered by the students and honours them in turn with Cerficates of Disncon. Parcipave Learning Students are encouraged to organize different events that may be general in nature or specifically related to their subject. Such exercises help the students in applying the knowledge acquired in the classrooms, as they put to use their different sets of skills in the praccal world. Every year the students of Journalism bring out an in-house newsleer “Expressions,” through which they not only hone their wring and eding skills, but also gain first hand praccal experience of page making and page designing. The students are also encouraged to edit various publicaons of the college, including the college magazine 'Tyagmur.' It is through such endeavours that the students gain actual hands on experience that holds them in good stead. General Tutorial System In order to inculcate spiritual, ethical, moral and Sanatanist values in the students and channelize their energies in a posive direcon, the college runs an elaborate General Tutorial System. Under this system, a small group of students is placed under the personal guidance of a tutor who acts as a counsellor and moral guide to the students. The tutor also acts as a local guardian and the students are advised to remain in constant touch

50 Cultural Activities

We believe that all students possess some latent talent. All they need is a plaorm to discover their talent and hone their skills and arsc potenal. To do so, the college offers a perfect plaorm to all its students. There are a number of inter and intra college acvies and compeons that are organized the year round in which students get an opportunity to harness and showcase their talents. Prize winners of P.U. Youth Fest get the cerficates which carry an addional weightage at the me of placement and admission to higher classes. Talent Search Contests Talent Search Contests are held every year in the college. Noce for the date, me and venue of these compeons is displayed well in advance on the noce boards of the college. The students short-listed in these talent search contests represent the college in the very presgious P.U. Zonal Youth and Heritage Fesval and various other Inter-College Compeons.

COLLEGE FESTIVALS

Events Department Faculty In-charges Panache, Fresher & Farewell Commerce & Management Dean, Commerce BioRhythm, Fresher & Farewell Science Dean, Science Phoenix, Fresher & Farewell Informaon Technology H.O.D., I.T. Vivacity, Fresher & Farewell Humanies Dean, Arts Virasat College Dean (Cultural acvies) and Dean (Student Welfare)

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P.U. YOUTH FESTIVAL Category Events Faculty In-charges Music Light Music Vocal – Geet/Gazal, Folk Song Dr.. Kulwinder Kaur, Dr. Rinku Sinha, Shabad/Bhajan, Group Singing (Indian), Mr. Kishan Chander Classical Music Vocal, Instrumental Music (Indian) – Percussion, Non-Percussion, Orchestra (Indian) Dance Giddha, Bhangra, Group Dance General, Dr. Sumeet Kaur, Ms. Seema Kumari, Classical Dance, Jhumar, Malwai Gidha, Dr. Paramjit Singh, Mr. Gurpreet Singh, Sammi, Luddi Ms. Monika Sethi, Ms. Monica Mial, Ms Sheetal Sharma, Ms Jyo Jindal , Dr. Vinckle J Singh Theatre One Act Play, Skit, Mime, Mimicry, Dr. Madhu Sharma, Dr. Diksha Kakkar, Histrionics, Bhand Dr. Monika Soni, Dr. Richa Gaind, Dr. Manisha Gangahar, Dr. Anupriya Bhardwaj, Ms. Menka Goswami Literary Poem Recitaon, Debate, Elocuon, Quiz, Ms. Pooja Sarin, Dr. Sargampreet , Creave Wring – Poem, Story and Essay Dr. Nidhi, Mr. Harender Kumar, Dr. Mani Par , Dr. Prathiba Kumari, Ms Pree Vohra, Dr. Pardeep, Ms. Gaganpreet Walia Fine Arts On the Spot Painng, Photography, Dr. Ruchi Sharma, Dr. Priya Chadha, Collage Making, Clay Modelling, Mr. Varinder Kumar, Dr. Mahak Sharma, Cartooning, Sll Life Drawing, Rangoli, Ms. Monika Khindri Installaon, Poster Making Folk Ladies Tradional & Ritualisc Songs of Dr. Harvinder Chahal, Dr. Devi Singh, Music/Art Punjab, Kavishri, Vaar Singing, Kali Singing, Dr. Prabha Kumari Folk Instruments, Folk Orchestra, Heritage Quiz, Muhavredar Vartalap Heritage Guddian Patole Making, Chhikku Making, Dr. Harvinder Chahal, Dr. Devi Singh, Art & Cra-I Pranda Making, Naala Making, Tokri Making, Dr. Prabha Kumari, Dr. Jander Kaur, Mi De Khidaune, Khiddo Making, Peerhi Dr. Pardeep Making, Rassa Vana, Eennu Making Heritage Embroidery–Phulkari, Bagh and Dasu / Mr. Varinder Kumar Ms. Sumita Sikka, Art & Cra-II Cross Stch, Pakhi Designing, Crochet Dr. Pooja Mohan, Ms. Arvuda Sharma, Work, Kning, Mehndi Designing Dr. Shallu Sharma, Dr. Nidhi Chaudhary

52 Sports

Games and Sports are an integral part of any educaonal instute and our college too strives hard to offer a healthy and conducive environment to all its sports persons. Our instuon gives due aenon to this significant dimension of our students' overall development. In addion to various scholarships offered by the Sports Department of the Chandigarh Administraon for different games, free boarding, lodging, sports kit facilies and cash awards are provided to the students engaged in various sports acvies. Moreover, we have an excellent sports faculty in the college that works with dedicaon towards bringing out the best in their students. It is owing to the excellent training facilies that the college offers that we have produced various sports persons of internaonal and naonal repute. Our students regularly represent India in various internaonal and naonal sports tournaments and championships. As an incenve to the players who parcipate in university tournaments, naonal and internaonal sports events, the college relaxes their condions of aendance requirements. The college teams parcipate in Panjab University Inter-college Tournaments / other tournaments in the following games:

Women: Archery, Badminton, Boxing, Chess, Fencing, Karate, Pencak Silat, Sepak Takraw, Shoong, So Tennis, Swimming, Table Tennis,Taekwondo,Tennis, Wushu, Yachng. Men: Archery, Athlecs, Arsc Gymnascs, Diving, Badminton, Baseball, Basket Ball, Boxing, Canoeing, Kayaking, Chess, Cricket, Fencing, Football, Golf, Handball, Kabaddi (NS), Karate, Pencak Silat, Rowing, Rugby, Sepak Takraw, Shoong, So Tennis, Squash, Swimming, Table Tennis,Taekwondo,Tennis,Wrestling Free Style, Wrestling Greco Roman, Wushu, Yachng.

53 Student Support & Progression

COUNSELLING CELL The college runs a very acve Counselling Cell that forever strives to cater to the various emoonal needs of the students. Special counseling sessions are held with the students residing in hostels, to facilitate their adjustment and to cater to their special emoonal needs. In addion to this, the cell also organizes regular life skill tesng programs in which the students are scienfically tested for their personality, life skills & capabilies on psychometric tests and measures. Detailed profile of each student is prepared and personalized counselling sessions are conducted absolutely free of cost. COVID-19 COUNSELLING CELL In order to reassure the students of our college and to avoid any kind of stress or panic in the prevailing situaon vis-à-vis their studies, the GGDSD College, Chandigarh has constuted a 'Counselling Cell' which will look into the mental health, psychosocial aspects and wellbeing of the students and aer the CoVID-19 outbreak. Students / Parents may contact any of the following members in this regard. Members of GGDSD College, CoVID Counselling Cell are: Dr. Jasveen Dua 9915731482 Dr. Gagandeep Sharma 9872998585 Dr. Navneet Batra 9417850678 Dr. Tarundeep Kaur 9872876818 Mr. Varinder Kumar 9815959778 Ms. Gaganpreet Walia 7837901767 Students can also email us at [email protected] MEDICAL FACILITIES The instute has two qualified medical officers. First-aid is available for the students in the medical room of the college. To meet any emergency, ambulance services are also available round the clock for the students from college/hostels to the hospitals for mely treatment. If any student falls sick or suffers from any medical emergency during the college hours, every type of medical assistance is provided to him/her and all the expenses of the treatment are borne by the college. There is also a provision that the college would meet all the medical expenses of any hosteller, if he/she happens to be hospitalized due to any unfortunate circumstance arising out of his/her stay in the college hostel. Other than these, there are periodical medical check-up camps that are conducted round the year, absolutely free of cost. There is a medical assistant available 24×7in the hostel. ACCIDENTAL COVERAGE All the students of the college have been covered under the accidental insurance scheme to the tune of Rs. 1,00,000/-. The policy covers the following events: 1. Death 2. Loss of two limbs/two eyes/one limb, one eye 3. Loss of one limb/one eye 4. Permanent total disability from injuries 5. Permanent paral disability In addion to the above, the policy will provide reimbursement of medical expenses, subject to a limit of Rs.500, incurred by any student for his/her treatment in a hospital/nursing home as in-paent, for any injury sustained in an accident during the session. These claims will be seled by the insurance company.

54 Student Support & Progression

STUDENT WELFARE SCHEMES • Wi-Fi Connecvity throughout the Campus • Free Internet Surfing • Book Bank Facility • Free Remedial Classes • Free Merit Classes • Medical Camps for Students • Medical Treatment for Boarders • Accidental Insurance Scheme • Scholarships & Freeships • Free NET classes for SC/ST students Student Progression Program Monitoring student progression and achievement is an essenal part of ensuring that we are achieving our teaching and learning aims and outcomes. The growth of our students is depicted through their progress aer graduaon and post graduaon. The college is fully automated and the Alumni Associaon Team coordinates with the Alumni of the college and maintains contact with them. To keep a roster of all Alumni of the college and their pernent updated data and current informaon, the complete progression data is recorded in the centralized database with the Stascal Cell. The informaon is updated through registraon on the following link: hps://goo.gl/hBz3ux on college website. Parent Teacher Associaon (PTA) Parent Teacher Associaon (PTA) of the College is a non-profit, non-polical and non-secretarian organizaon consisng of college staff and parents who work to support the college and students by fostering mutual understanding, harmonious relaonships and cooperaon among parents, guardians, and teachers in the fulfillment of their goals. The Execuve Commiee of PTA is dedicated to the welfare of the students and the Instute. Innovaon Cell The Innovaon Cell , recognised by MHRD, aims to promote innovaon in the instuon through multudinous modes leading to an innovave eco-system. The cell encourages students to visit incubators, hold entrepreneurship focused events, organise boot camps, organize mentoring and investors sessions, and helps associates with iniaves carried out by Start-up-India. The cell helps establish innovaon labs on the model of 'Atal Tinkering Labs' FREESHIPS AND SCHOLARSHIPS The college provides scholarships and concessions to the deserving students of the instuon. These efforts not only help and reward the deserving students, but also inculcate in them a drive to perform beer. The meritorious and financially weak students are helped through these scholarships and concessions. The book bank iniave, started by the college, aims at providing help to the deserving candidates. Scholarships are given to the top 3 posion holders in End-Semester Examinaons conducted by Panjab University. An applicaon to the Principal duly verified by the Head of the Department at the me of admission is necessary for availing the scholarship. The instuon with the assistance of Chandigarh Administraon too provides fee concession to the students in case two children (brothers/sisters) of same parents are enrolled simultaneously in the college. Such siblings too should submit their applicaon to the Principal at the me of admission. The instuon with the assistance of Chandigarh Administraon also provides fee concession to those students whose parents' annual income falls between Rs. 1,00,000 - to Rs. 2,00,000. For this concession, the student must submit an affidavit or salary cerficate from the employer of his/her parents. In addion to this, economically weaker students can avail themselves of the concession by applying to the Principal through a wrien request for the waiver and/or the books at the me of admission. Students may also apply for scholarship/fee-concession during the month of August when the noce will be displayed on the noce-board. Besides, the students can register themselves at Naonal Scholarship Portal to avail scholarships under various schemes floated by State and Central Government from me to me. The college is duly registered at the Naonal Scholarship Portal. They may also contact Dr. Nidhi Grover, convener of scholarship commiee.

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S.No. Name of Scholarship Donor Endowment Fund 1. Pt. lnder Mohan Sharma, Memorial M/s. Pt. Khushi Ram Associates, Rs. 2,00,000/- Scholarships Sector 7, Chandigarh Showroom No. 23 2. Mal Shah Memorial Scholarship Dr. S. Shah Chawla 204, Sector 33A Rs 2,00,000/- Chandigarh 3. Sh. G.D. Shori Sh. G.D. Shori and Smt. Santosh Shori, Rs. 1,40,000/- H.No. 712, Sec. 11, Chandigarh 4. Mrs. Laj Soni Memorial Scholarship Dr. Sajeev Soni, H.No. 3300, Rs. 1,00,000/- Sec. 23 D, Chandigarh 5. Sh. Mulk Raj Katariya Memorial Katariya Motors, Faridkot Rs. 51,000/- Scholarship 6. Pt. Kedar Nath Memorial Trust Piccadly Concerns, Chd. Rs. 50,000/- 7. Smt. Ramesh Rani Lakhanpal Smt. Ramesh Rani Lakhanpal, Rs. 41,000/- C/o Sh. K.K. Lakhanpal, ChiefEngineer (Retd.) H.No. 91, Sec.10-A, Chd. 8. Dr. R.K. Anand R-837, New Rajendra Nagar, New Delhi Rs. 40,000/- 9. Dr. Darshana Thukral Dr. (Mrs.) Darshana Thukral, H.No. 1004, Rs. 31,000/- Sec. 44-B, Chd. 10. Mrs. Kanta Vashisht H.No. 10, Sec. 19, Chd Rs. 31,000/- 11. Pt. Bishan Das Memorial Scholarship Sh. K.K. Lakhanpal, Chief Engineer (Retd.), Rs. 31,000/- H.No. 91, Sec.10-A, Chd. 12. Principal P.L. Anand Memorial Scholarship Sh. Arun Kumar, Income Tax Commissioner, Rs. 30,000/- Mumbai 13. Sh. K.K. Lakhanpal Sh. K.K. Lakhanpal, Chief Engineer (Retd.), Rs.15,000/- H.No. 91, Sec. 10-A, Chd. 14. Dr. D.D. Jyo Memorial Scholarship H.No. 663, Sec.11-B, Chd. Rs.15,000/- 15. Seth Beni Prasad Aggarwal Memorial Sh. Sohan Lal Aggarwal, Prop. Global Rs.15,000/- Scholarship Investment Strategies Corps.,966 Hungerford Drive, 26-A, Rockvilli Marry Land 20850 U.S.A. 16. Miss Anjana Sehgal Miss Anjana Sehgal, Prem Nikunj, Sapt Rs.15,000/- Sarovar, Saptrishi Ashram, Haridwar 17. Smt. Kulwant Kaur H.No. 3387, Sec. 47-D, Chandigarh Rs.15,000/- 18. Book Bank Sh. K.K. Lakhanpal, Chief Engineer (Retd.), Rs.12.000/- H.No. 91, Sec.10-A, Chd. 19. Baby Gauri Mial Memorial Scholarship Dr. Monika Mial H.No. 1832, Sec. 7 C, Rs 12000/- Chandigarh 20. Sh.Hans Raj Aggarwal Sh. Pranav Kumar, H.No. 9, Rs.11,100/- Memorial-Scholarship Police Complex, Sec17-E, Chd. 21. Sh.C.P.Dhawan Memorial Scholarship Mrs. Kamala Dhawan, H.No. 637, Rs.10,000/- Sec. 11-B, Chd. 22. Rai Saheb Pt.Amar Nath Sharma & Sh. H.L Sharma & Late Dr. D.D. Jyo, Rs.10,000/- Smt. Sham Devi Memorial Scholarship H.No. 697, Sec. 11-B, Chd.

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23. Smt. Mayawa Memorial Scholarship Sh. Brahm Du Bali, H.No. 1541, Rs.10,000/- Sec. 18-D, Chd. 24. Sh. Daulat Ram Bali Memorial Scholarship Sh. Sudhendu Bali, H.No. 1541, Sec.18-D, Chd. Rs.10,000/-

25. Sh. Satya Pal Sharma Sh. Satya Pal Sharma & Rs.10,000/- Mrs. Kailash Va Sharma, Kailash Ku Saptrishi Ashram, Hardwar 26. Smt.Maya Devi & Sh.Sukhdev Sharma H.No. 9, Police Complex, Sec. 17-E, Chd. Rs.10,000/- Memorial Scholarship Sh. A.K. Sharma

27. Sh.Sardari Lal Goswami Sh. Sardari Lal Goswami, H.No. 2643, Rs.10,000/- Sec. 37-D, Chd.

28. Mrs.Laj Rani Mrs. Laj Rani, W/o Late Sh. Jagdish Raj, Rs.10,000/- A-47, Qutab Enclave, New Delhi. 29. Sh. R.N. Joshi, Advisor, Arya Pranidhi H.No. 3842, Sec. 22, Chd. Rs. 5100/- Sabha (Pb.) (For Book Bank)

30. Sh. I. D. Sharma & Kamla Sharma Sh. G.D. Shori & Smt. Santosh Shori, Rs. 12,400/- Memorial Scholarship H.No. 712, Sec. 11, Chd.

S.No. Donor Scholarship

1. Pt. Mohan Lal & Hira Devi Charitable Trust, S.D. Public School, Rs. 32,000/- Sector 32,Chd.

57 College Alumni Association

B e s i d e s p r o v i d i n g m o d e r n infrastructure facilies and offering a large number of courses, the repute and ranking of an instuon is determined by the success of its major stakeholders i.e. students. The college enjoys a sense of accomplishment and movaon through its alumni. It is a maer of great pride for the instuon to share a warm bond with its alumni who are spread all over the globe. M a n y o f t h e a l u m n i h a v e tremendous accomplishments to their credit as they are placed at prominent posions in various presgious professions. Due to the high academic standards offered and healthy educaonal pracces followed at the college that the students are groomed to excel in their respecve fields including public sector undertakings, corporate houses, judiciary, media, theatre, producon houses, research and a c a d e m i c i n s t u t e s a n d professional consultancies etc.

The Dean Alumni Relaons and the Alumni Associaon encourage, foster and promote close relaons among the alumni themselves in order to develop a sustained sense of belonging to the Alma Mater and to provide and disseminate informaon regarding their Alma Mater. The college enjoys a sense of accomplishment and movaon through its alumni. It is a maer of great pride for the instuon to share a warm bond with its alumni who are spread all over the globe which is strengthened through the Alumni Meet which is organised annually. Also, the reputed alumni are recognized and awarded during the Meet every year.

Prominent alumni from various fields are invited at various plaorms to share their experiences and guide the ongoing batches taking the lineage forward. The S.D. Alumni Associaon (SDAAC) regularly organizes and parcipates in various college acvies and also generously contributes towards different social causes not only to their Alma Mater but also to its sister concerns. The alumni may register themselves online on the college website through the following link:hps://goo.gl/hBz3ux.

58 Literary Clubs and Societies

The college promotes the concept of learning beyond the classrooms as well. For this purpose the college has set up various clubs and sociees that work across interest areas and offer a healthy plaorm to the students to showcase their talent. CLUB TEACHER INCHARGE · Aesthesia Dr. Tarundeep Kaur · Ashra Dr. Meenu Gupta · Audio Visual & Dr. Priya Chadha Media Club · Bioinformacs Mr. Varinder Kumar Club · Bosons Dr. Shikha Gupta · Biovision Dr. Navneet Batra · Commerce & Dr. Amit Mohindroo Management Club · Electoral Literacy Ms. Seema Kumari Club · Enactus Ms. Niharika Sharma · English Literary Club Ms. PoorvaTrikha · Harima Dr. Jasveen Dua · Mahadevi Verma Dr. Prabha Kumari Hindi Sahitya Parishad · Music Club Dr. Kulwinder Kaur · M.U.N Club Ms. Monika Soni · Phoenix Dr. Virender Singh · Planning Forum Dr. Vivek Sharma · Red Ribbon Club Dr. Mahak Sharma · Resonance Dr. Shweta Wadhwan · Rotract Club Dr. Ruchi Sharma · Shiv Kumar Dr. Harvinder Chahal Batalvi Society · TEDx Dr. Niharika Sharma · VIBGYOR Photography Club Dr. Priya Chadda · Trendsmoda Ms. Sumita Sikka · Aristotle Club Dr. Indu Mehta · Legal Literacy Club Dr. Mona Arora

59 Placement Cell

A very dynamic and vibrant placement cell has been established on the campus, in order to facilitate the placement of the college students (from the general/vocaonal/professional streams) as well as for the students of other colleges in the region. The cell works in close coordinaon with the student placement coordinators of various disciplines. Year aer year, the placements at SD college keep geng beer and beer. The posions offered to the students of SD by leading global giants go out to prove the mele of the students. In order to make students aware of current trends, the cell prepares them for the market needs. Extension lectures by professional consultants and experts from the corporate sector (reputed public and private organizaons) are held regularly on the campus. Training sessions to guide students on how to tackle job interviews are conducted periodically. The cell also helps the students to prepare them for the compeve examinaons and make students aware of the corporate culture and climate by arranging corporate internships / interacons in renowned instuons / companies / corporaons. The placement cell corresponds with the prospecve recruiters, arranges pre-placement talks and workshops and provides all the facilies required by the vising companies. Over the previous few sessions, more than 90 reputed companies have visited the college campus for placements. Another high point is that Corporaon Bank (A Govt. of India Enterprise) Catholic Syrian Bank, Federal Bank, South Indian Bank, HDFC Bank, Royal Bank of Scotland have enlisted our college for the recruitment of officers/cashiers etc. for their banks. Companies that Visited our College for Placement:

· ADITYA BIRLA SUN LIFE · GRANT THORTON · RELIANCE MONEY · AIRTEL BHARTI · HDFC BANK · SEBIZ INFOTECH · AUTH BRIDGE RESEARCH · HDFC SALES CORPORATION · SECOND FOUNDATION SERVICES PVT.LTD. · HERO MINDMINE · SPICE COMMUNICATIONS · AVIVA LIFE INSURANCE · HEWITT · TATA INDICOM · BAJAJ AUTOMOBILES · HFCL INFOTEL LTD. · TATA INFOTECH · BANK OF AMERICA · HSBC · TIGER WEALTH · BARCLAYS GLOBAL SHARED · IBM COMPUTER MANAGEMENT SERVICES APPLICATIONS · TRUSTLINE SECURITIES LTD. · BHARTI AXA LIFE INSURANCE · IBM CONCENTRIX · UNICON INVESTMENT · BOSE CORPORATION · ICICI LOMBARD · SOLUTIONS PVT.LTD. · CANAM CONSULTANTS · INDO-SWIFT LABS · VALUER HR CONSULTANT · CAREER LAUNCHER · INDUSIND BANK (Recruitment Partner of (Recruitment Partner of ICICI · INFOSYS TECHNOLOGIES Mc.Kinsey) Bank) · JANUS PAKAGINGS · VISION UNLIMITED · CIPLA · JUBILIANT CHEMSIS · VIZINTO · CITY SOFTNET SOLUTIONS · KARVY CONSULTANTS · WIPRO · CONVERGYS · KOTAK MOHINDRA BANK · K.P.M.G · CORPORATE CHANNEL OF LIC · L & T CONSTRUCTION · SOUTH INDIAN BANK · CORPORATION BANK · MAHINDRA & MAHINDRA · FEDERAL BANK · DELL FINANCE · H.D.F.C SALES · DELL INTERNATIONAL · MATRIX INTERNATIONAL · TECH. MAHINDRA SERVICES · MAX INDIA INSURANCE · LOWE LINTAS · DELOITTE INDIA · MC KINSEY · INDIA BULLS · DLF PRAMERICA · MONEY MATTERS · FINVASIA · DR. REDDY'S LAB · NIIT · ZS ASSOCIATES · ERNST & YOUNG GLOBAL · PANACEA BIOTECH · ECLERX SHARED SERVICES · PROTIVITI · IBM CONCENTRIX · EXCELL CALLNET · QUATAR AIRLINES · NEURON SOFTECH · GE CAPITAL LTD. · RANBAXY · IBS INDIA · GENPACT · RELIANCE LIFE INSURANCE · GOOGLE INDIA LTD.

60 Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC)

As per NAAC instrucons, the college has established 'Internal Quality Assurance Cell' that works towards realizing the goals of quality enhancement and sustenance. It is a facilitave and parcipave organ of the instuon. The prime task of the IQAC is to develop a system that improves the overall performance of the instuon by removing the deficiencies and enhancing the quality. The IQAC of the college co-ordinated the visit of NAAC Team in January 2017 and the college was awarded 'A+' Grade in its third cycle of accreditaon by NAAC. The IQAC members have steered the college towards excellence in all the fronts by their valuable inputs. Dr. Jasveen Dua, Associate Professor in the Department of Botany co-ordinates the acvies of the cell. Basic Purpose of the IQAC : IQAC of our college works connuously to generate and implement innovave academic ideas and pracces to enhance the academic and administrave performance of the instuon. Funcons of the IQAC : · Acng as a nodal agency of the Instuon for co-ordinang quality-related acvies, including adopon and disseminaon of best pracces · Development and maintenance of instuonal database through MIS for the purpose of maintaining/enhancing the instuonal quality · Development of Quality Culture in the instuon by disseminang informaon on various quality parameters of higher educaon · Preparaon of the Annual Quality Assurance Report (AQAR) as per guidelines and parameters of NAAC, to be submied to NAAC · Facilitang the creaon of a learner-centric environment conducive to quality educaon and faculty development · Arrangement for feedback from students, parents and other stakeholders on quality-related instuonal processes · Documentaon of the various programmes/acvies leading to quality improvement Under the able guidance of the officiang principal Dr. Balraj Thapar, the college abides by the guidelines put forth in the UGC quality mandate to address the major challenges faced by the higher educaon system in India today. Conveners appointed for improving the quality standards are: ・ DEEKSHARAMBH - Students Inducon programme (SIP) Mr. Rakesh Mehta ・ LOCF - Learning Outcome based Curriculum Framefork Dr. Jasveen Dua ・ Jeewan Kaushal (Life Skills) Dr. Prabha, Ms Gaganpreet Walia ・ Social & Industry Connect Dr. Niharika, Mr. Sureet ・ CARE Dr. Navneet Batra ・ SATAT (Eco-friendly Campus Development) Dr. Mahak Sharma ・ MULYA PRAVAH (Human Values & Professional Ethics) Mr. Harender Kumar, Dr. Mona Arora ・ Evaluaon Reforms Dr. Vivek ・ Faculty Inducon Programme Dr. Monica Sachdeva ・ PRAMARSH Dr. Jasveen Dua

61 Our Collaborations

Fourteen Years of Our Associaon with University of Fraser Valley, Canada On November 10, 2006, University of Fraser Valley (UFV), a top ranked Canadian university, completed fourteen years of signing an MoU with SD College to run their BBA programme on the college campus. We are acvely engaged in student exchange programs and faculty development programs under iswnetwork.ca. They run the following courses leading to Bachelor's degree at University of Fraser Valley, Canada: Business Administraon Pathway Program Computer Informaon Systems Pathway Program Liberal Arts Pathway Program Management Post Baccalaureate Program – Leading to Masters in Canada Microso IT Academy Program Our college is a Member Microso IT Academy program and we are the first ever college in the region to be selected as a MemberMicroso IT Academy program. The world-class Microso IT Academy curriculum will help the students to obtain hands-on skills and experiences that they need to succeed in careers related to technology. The program offers classroom and online learning, Hands-On Labs, and access to hundreds of courses, books, cung- edge resources, and collaboraon tools. Most important, one can earn valuable Microso Cerficaons. MoU with NSE A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed on September 27, 2011 between the Naonal Stock Exchange (NSE) and the college for starng a new NSE Cerfied Capital Market Professional course. NSE was represented by Mr. T.Venkat Rao, Vice President Northern Region and Ms. Renu Arora, Manager NSE Delhi Office. The President of the College Governing Body, Mr. Upkar Krishan Sharma represented the college. This course is a new milestone in raising the employment prospects for the students. The course is designed to make the students competent in Securies Market. Students of any stream are eligible for this four month programme. The cerficate of the course will be jointly awarded by the college and the NSE. Instute of Company Secretaries of India: The Department of Commerce & Management is providing faculty, infrastructure and administrave help to the local chapter of ICSI. It is organizing preparatory classes of Foundaon, Inter and Final stages of ICSI exams. The local chapter of ICSI is also situated in the college. ICT Academy ICT Academy is an iniave of the Government of India in collaboraon with the state Governments and Industries. ICT Academy is a not-for-profit society, the first of its kind pioneer venture under the Public-Private-Partnership (PPP) model that endeavours to train the higher educaon teachers and students thereby exercises on developing the next generaon teachers and industry ready students. Our College has collaborated with ICT Academy for updang the academic fraternity with the ever changing dynamics of business by updang various business skills of students and equally enriching teachers' knowledge by various iniaves of power seminars, FDPs and conferences through corporate professionals associated with them.

62 University Merit Positions

RISHU SHARMA MEHAK AAYUSHI RATHORE AKSHIMA SHARMA

1st 1st 1st 1st B.Com Sem 1 BBA Sem 3rd B.Sc (H) Bioinfo Sem 5th B.Sc (H) Bioinfo Sem 3rd

DEEPIKA DHIMAN SIMRAN CHHABRA NIDHI THAKUR MEHAK BHATIA

1st 1st 1st 1st B.Sc (H) Bioinfo Sem 1st PGDMC Sem 1st M.Sc Bioinfo Sem 1st M.Sc Bioinfo Sem 3rd

ANNA JAIN DIVYA HOODA SIMRAN DEEPIKA SHARMA

1st 1st 1st 1st M.Sc Bio-Tech Sem 1st M.Sc Bio-Tech Sem 3rd M.Sc. Applied Chemistry M.Sc. Applied Chemistry (Pharma) Sem 1st (Pharma) Sem 3rd

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NAMAN SAGAR MEHAKJOT MAANGAT NEHA SOOD RISHABH JAIN GUNJAN 9th 10th 4th 5th 6th B.Com Sem 1 B.Com Sem 1 B.Com. Sem 3rd B.Com. Sem 3rd B.Com. Sem 3rd

RISHABH JAIN RIDHIMA JAIN ANSHUL GARG PRINCY BANSAL TANVI GARG 8th 9th 7th 7th 2nd B.Com. Sem 3rd B.Com. Sem 3rd B.Com. Sem 5th BBA Sem 3rd BBA Sem 5th

TANISHQA VERMA ANJALI AMAN MITTAL YAMINI KASHYAP SHILPA 4th 8th 10th 8th 10th BBA SEM 5th BCA SEM 3rd BCA SEM 5th B.A. Sem 5th B.Sc. Sem 3rd

NAILA SRIVASTAVA RAMAN PREET KAUR HIMANSHU DAGAR DRISHTI MADAAN KASHISH 3rd 4th 5th 6th 8th B.Sc. (H) Bio-Info B.Sc. (H) Bio-Info B.Sc. (H) Bio-Info B.Sc. (H) Bio-Info B.Sc. (H) Bio-Info Sem 1st Sem 1st Sem 1st Sem 1st Sem 1st

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JYOTSNA THAKUR AAYUSHI NOTRA MANSI YOGEETA GOYAL YAMINI 2nd 3rd 4th 7th 7th B.Sc. (H) Bio-Info B.Sc. (H) Bio-Info B.Sc. (H) Bio-Info B.Sc. (H) Bio-Info B.Sc. (H) Bio-Info Sem 5th Sem 5th Sem 5th Sem 5th Sem 5th

AVANTIKA BANSAL AMISHA GARG SAVI KHURANA PRERNA GOEL DIPALI SINGH 8th 9th 10th 2nd 3rd B.Sc. (H) Bio-Info B.Sc. (H) Bio-Info B.Sc. (H) Bio-Info B.Sc. (H) Bio-Info B.Sc. (H) Bio-Info Sem 5th Sem 5th Sem 5th Sem 3rd Sem 3rd

SUMATI ARORA RITIKA BANSAL TANU RITIKA JAGGI SONAKSHI DAHIYA 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th B.Sc. (H) Bio-Info B.Sc. (H) Bio-Info B.Sc. (H) Bio-Info B.Sc. (H) Bio-Info B.Sc. (H) Bio-Info Sem 3rd Sem 3rd Sem 3rd Sem 3rd Sem 3rd

MUSKAN GULIANI GUNVEEN KAUR BEDI PRAKRITI CHANDEL YUKTA BANSAL PAYAL GROVER 2nd 4th 7th 2nd 4th B.Sc. (H) Bio-Tech B.Sc. (H) Bio-Tech B.Sc. (H) Bio-Tech B.Sc. (H) Bio-Tech B.Sc. (H) Bio-Tech Sem 1st Sem 1st Sem 1st Sem 3rd Sem 3rd

65 University Merit Positions

HARSHIKA CHAITANYA GUPTA JASLEEN KAUR HIMANKSHI BANSAL HONEY JOSHI 7th 3rd 4th 5th 10th B.Sc. (H) Bio-Tech PGDMM Sem 1st PGDMM Sem 1st PGDMM Sem 1st PGDMM Sem 1st Sem 3rd

ARSHPREET KAILEY ANMOL GULAT KANIKA VIRMANI SHIKHA BHARTI SHEENAM 5th 7th 7th 6th 9th M.Com Sem 1st M.Com Sem 1st M.Com Sem 1st M.A. English Sem 3rd M.A. English Sem 3rd

DIKSHA GOEL YOGITA GUPTA AMANPREET KAUR SANDHU GAYATRI SINGLA SHELLY RANI 3rd 7th 9th 7th 8th M.A. Economics M.A. Economics M.A. Economics M.Sc. Physics M.Sc. Physics Sem 1st Sem 1st Sem 1st Sem 1st Sem 1st

KAMNA KALIA SAKSHI TARUNIT SINGH ADITYA SHARMA AAKANKSHA GUPTA 9th 5th 4th 5th 6th M.Sc. Physics M.Sc. Physics M.Sc. Bio-Tech M.Sc. Bio-Tech M.Sc. Bio-Tech Sem 1st Sem 3rd Sem 1st Sem 1st Sem 1st

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AKSHAY KHOSLA AKANKSHA ARUN PRASAD JIVIKA JOSHI VENUS THAKUR ADITI SHRIDHAR 7th 8th 9th 10th 2nd M.Sc. Bio-Tech M.Sc. Bio-Tech M.Sc. Bio-Tech M.Sc. Bio-Tech M.Sc. Bio-Tech Sem 1st Sem 1st Sem 1st Sem 1st Sem 3rd

SHEETAL RANA RIYANSHI DIXIT SMRITI GUPTA JAHSANDEEP KAUR PARAS KAPOOR 3rd 6th 10th 5th 2nd M.Sc. Bio-Tech M.Sc. Bio-Tech M.Sc. Bio-Tech M.Sc. Bio-Info M.Sc. Bio-Info Sem 3rd Sem 3rd Sem 3rd Sem 1st Sem 1st

NAVNEET KAUR SHUGHDEEP SINGH JOGESH KUMAR SPARSH DHAR RISHABH DILIP 3rd 4th 2nd 3rd KUMAR GUPTA M.Sc. Bio-Info M.Sc. Bio-Info M.Sc. Bio-Info M.Sc. Bio-Info 4th Sem 1st Sem 1st Sem 3rd Sem 3rd M.Sc. Bio-Info Sem 3rd

JATINDER KAUR HARKAMALPREET KAUR SHIVALI THAKUR MANSI MAKKAR NIKITA GARG 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th M.Sc. Bio-Info M.Sc. Bio-Info M.Sc. Bio-Info M.Sc. Bio-Info M.Sc. Bio-Info Sem 3rd Sem 3rd Sem 3rd Sem 3rd Sem 3rd

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SUKHMAN BOPARAI ANKITA SHARDHA GUPTA DEEKHSA PATHAK ANJUM 10th 2nd 3rd 4th 5th M.Sc. Bio-Info M.Sc. Applied Chem M.Sc. Applied Chem M.Sc. Applied Chem M.Sc. Applied Chem Sem 3rd (Pharma) Sem 3rd (Pharma) Sem 3rd (Pharma) Sem 3rd (Pharma) Sem 3rd

RAMANDEEP KAUR NIDHI PALAK SINGAL YOGITA PRAGATI 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th M.Sc. Applied Chem M.Sc. Applied Chem M.Sc. Applied Chem M.Sc. Applied Chem M.Sc. Applied Chem (Pharma) Sem 3rd (Pharma) Sem 3rd (Pharma) Sem 3rd (Pharma) Sem 3rd (Pharma) Sem 3rd

SANCHIT KALRA ISHANI VERMA SHRUTI ROLAK AAYUSHI EKTA SAINI 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th M.Sc. Applied Chem M.Sc. Applied Chem M.Sc. Applied Chem M.Sc. Applied Chem M.Sc. Applied Chem (Pharma) Sem 1st (Pharma) Sem 3rd (Pharma) Sem 1st (Pharma) Sem 1st (Pharma) Sem 1st

MAHIMA KANIKA SHARMA KRITIKA SHARMA SHAIVI SAINI KRITIKA GERA 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th M.Sc. Applied Chem M.Sc. Applied Chem M.Sc. Applied Chem M.Sc. Applied Chem M.Sc. Applied Chem (Pharma) Sem 1st (Pharma) Sem 1st (Pharma) Sem 1st (Pharma) Sem 1st (Pharma) Sem 1st

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