UNIVERSITY' AGRA DR. BHIMRAO AMBEDKAR I.INIVERSITY) GORMERLY AGRA
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(weu Sitei www.dbrau'org'in) ]a t- a CONTENTS rt a a a 1. General Introduction a a 2. Courses Offered by the Institutes / Departments of the a University a rl 3. Important Informations a a 4. Reservation Rule I I a a I a a a a a a a a I a I I I I t a t a a About The Universitv Established a in 1927 u Agra University and renamed in 19-96 as Dr. Bhim Rao Ambedkar University is one of the oldest University of India. It was established with the pioneering efforts great of t educationists and sociar readers rike col. A. w. Davis (who was its fiist vice-Chancellor) Prof. Gokul chand Ji, Devan chand, Rai Bahadur Anand Swarup and Dr. L.p. Mathur. Initia f re University fi.rnctioned from Bharatpur t House and finally its main office was established in its ? present building at Paliwal park (then Hewlett park) in 19i4. ndia and its jurisdiction was spread in United a ith development of higher education, 13 new present there are more than 900 regular and self- a premier colleges of India like Agra College, RBS a e are part of this University, which have produced eers, scientists, politicians, artists, social leaders, - Through originally afliliating . in nature, the University has, over the yean, developed a sizable , residential wing consisting of the folrowing Institute and independent Teachin! Departments: a 1. Kanhaiya Lal I Munshi Institute ofHindi Studies & Linguisrics (1953) 2. Institute ofSocial Science fl953) ) 3. Institute ofHome Science (1958) 4. Institute ) ofBasic Science fl9g4) 5. Department ofLibrary Science and Manuscriptology (19g4) ) 6. Department of History (19g5) 7. Department , ofAdult and Continuing Education & Extensjon (19g9) 8. Deparlment of physical Education ( l9g9) Deplrtment ) 9. of Contemporary Social Studies & Law : Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Chair ( 1993) ) Seth 10. Padam Chand Jain Institute of Commerce, Business Management & Economics ) (lee3) I I. Dau Dayal Institute of Vocational Education (l994) ) 12. University Computer Centre ( I 994) ) 13. School ofLife Science (1997) 14. Institute ofEngineering and Technolog/ (199S) ) 15. Deen Dayal Upadhyaya Institute of Rural Development ( 199g) Lalit ) 16. Kala Sansthan (2000) 17. Institute ofTourism and Hotel Management (2004) ) For the last 83 years the University the spread ofknowledge and has ) established itself as center of excellence The thrust i. on goi'a quuiity education and intense, intimate and intera nment so as to produce quality ) citizens for the country. The University has esta entral library, u aanto with Intemet facilities and other good infrastructural "ornput". ) facilities. It has interaction with national laboratories, professional institutes of repute. In view of its popularity, number of foreign students are studying at Dr. B.R. Ambedkar ) University. The University is bestowed with the dynamic and reformist stewardship of its Vice_ I Chancellor, Prof, Mohd Muzammil who carries with him vast experience in the fietd of administration, teaching and research. He has visited a large number of countries and has a wide I perception ofeducational scenario throughout the globe. He has already taken several steps towards academic and administrative uplift of the Universit. with the cooperation of all the University is bound to scale new heights in the fields of higher education. a I a rD a S. No. Name of the Institute / Department a l. K. M. Institute of Hindi & Linguistics (Paliwal Park) (i) Department of Indian Languages (Hindi etc.) a (ii) Departmentoflinguistics a (iii) Department of Foreign Languages (iv) Department of Oriental Classical Languages (Sanskrit etc.) a (v) Department of Mass Communication and Joumalism a 2. Institute of Social Sciences (Paliwal Park) a (D DepartmentofSociology (ii) Department of Social Work a (iii) Department of Statistics a 3. Institute of Home Science (Khandari Campus) a (i) Department of Human Development and Family Studies (Child Development) a (ii) Department of Food and Nutrition (Home Management) a (iiD Department ofFamily Resource Management (iv) Department ofClothing and Textile a (v) Department ofHome Science Extension Education a 4. Institutg of Basic Sciences (Khandari Campus) a (r) Department of Chemistry (iD DepartmentofPhysics a (iii) DepartmentofForensic Science a (iv) Department of Mathematics a 5. School of Life Sciences (Khandari Campus) (i) DepartrnentofZoology a (ii) DepaxEnentofBotany a (iiD DepartmentofBiotechnology a (iu) Department of Biochemistry (v) Department of Microbiology a (vi) DepartmentofEnvtonmentalStudies { (vii) Department of Environmental Toxicolory (viii) Department of Forestry -a { D€partment of History @aliwal Park) a 1. Department of Library and Information Science (Chhalesor Campus)
a Seth Padam Chand Jain Institut€ ofCommerce, Business Managem€nt & Economics, a (Khandari, Campus) t 9. Department of Physical Education (Chhalesar Campus) t 3 t I t I 10. Institute ofTourism and Hotel Management (Khondari Campus; ll. Institute of Engineering D & Technology (Khandari Campus) D 12, Lalit Kala Sansthan (Institute of Fine Arts) (Civil Lines, Carnpus) , 13. Dau Dayal Institut€ ofVocational Education (Khandari Campus) (i) Department of Instrumentation a (ii) Departmentofopticallnstrumentation (iiD Department of Advertising, Sales promotion and Sales Management t (iv) Department of Computer Applications
I 14. University Conputer Centr€, (KhaDdari Campus) a 15. D€en Dayal Upadhyaya Institute of Rural Development (paliwal park) t 16. Department of Pharmacy (Khandari Campus) D t I D D I ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) a a {r Important Instruction for Candidates a a Admission 2016-17 a 1. Candidates may note that any discrepancy regarding fee or eligibility criteria or a any other due to printing or any other error will not provide any right to the candidate for admission to the particular course. The candidale will be required a to pay the actual fee applicable for the course al lhe time of admission and the University will not be responsible for it in any case whotsoever. Candidates who a have passed the qualifying examination bejore 2014 are not eligible for a admission in any full time degree course. a The applicant should ensure that heishe has conectly filled up the application form a and the admit card and that he/she fulfils the eligibility criteria of the course a concemed. Admission shall be cancelled if the candidate is not found eligible even a ifhe/she has appeared in the entrance test and declared successful or admitted. a Reservation rule for admission in all courses shall be applicable as per Govemment a rules. a A candidate is required to fill-up separate application form for each course. a Incomolete forms are liable to be reiected. a The question paper for the test wherever applicable will be of objective type. The admission to such courses will be made on the basis of the merit ofthe entrance test a conducted by the University. a The University reserves the right not to hold the entrance examination test or cancel I and test for any specific course without any prior notice. Candidates found using a unfair means during admission test shall lose their candidature and shall be dealt t with as oer rules a The University reserves the right not to start any course if sufficient number of applications are not received. In such cases the fee of the applicant shall be a refunded. 3 The fee may be changed at any times as per the guidelines or no(ns of the Hon'ble 3 Court/Govemment{Jniversity without any prior information to the candidate and r.| the same fee shall be binding on the candidate. l| o The fee of the candidate once admitted shall not be refunded. However any rl candidate requiring the refund should apply for cancellation of admission within a period of 10 days from the date of his/her admission and in such cases only 75%o ; fee shall be refunded. The candidate in such a case should not have attended anv 3 classes. 3 :: ) ) b 10. After being admitted to any course, if the candidate fdls to submit his,rher D eligibility qualification certificate within the stipulated time his/trer admission will t be liable to be cancelled and the candidate shall be solely responsible for the same. |' 11. If the caadidate is admitted in one course and is admitted in another course too of a the university. 7 5vo fee deposited by him/trer can be adjusted in the later course in a which helshe is admitted to. rD 12. Fee will not be deposited in cash, but is to be paid to the university in the form ofa a Demand Draft in Favour of "Finance officer, Dr. B.R. Ambedkar universitv. a payable at Agra. a 13. The candidates who have appeared in the qualifuing examination, but the result is I awaited, may also apply. However, they have to submit the completion certificate t within the stipulated time. I I I I a D D I I t t. D D I D I D D I D t D D a a a 3Tr{sIUI - ft-{q '} a qraqoq qEoa a frqfuildq ii sqileT rdo o1 qe fti w Gil{eTUT ftq+o : I d t t. qqfzra qft d er.qzff 21% _____a, __, ^ ^.___._a._q _q .1 cp g.qZff c z. \'rl\-ll a u|| r cr { 02% 3. cildr frEg qrf d ensfr 27Vo a frftq M d eT'tqrff + ftc ETR-S-o 3naerq of qqrerT F-q{d {d a qrffi :
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Course Structure a Semester I a MPOI Research Methodology-I MP02 Literary Theories & Discourse a MPO3 Option - A Textual Criticism Option - B Folklore a Option-CMediaWriting a Semester II a MP04 Research Methodology-II MPO5 Information Technology & Computer a MPO6 Research Paper Writing a MPOT Dissertation a M.A. fiindi No. of Seats 30 a Duration 2 Yrs (Four Semesters) a Eligibility B.A. with 45% marks Admission Basis Written Entrance TesVAcademic record . a I Course Structure a Semester I a MA-HrN-01(A) Hindi Language & Its Development - I MA-HrN-02(A) History of Hindi Literature - I a MA-HrN-o3(A) Hindi Prose- Fiction MA-HrN-04(A) Poetics & Criticisml a MA-HIN-05(A) Functional Hindi a Semester II MA-HrN06 (B) Hindi Language & Its Development -II a MA-HrN07 (B) History of Hindi Literature -ryII MA-HrN08 (B) Hindi Prose, Drama, Essay & Other a MA-HrN09 (B) Poetics & CriticismJl a MA-HrN10 (B) Hindi Joumalism a Semester III MA-HrNll (A) Medieval Poetry-I (Kabir,Jayasi, Sur, Tulsi) I MA-HrN12 (A) Medieval Poetry-Il (Keshav, Bihari, Bhushan, Ghananand) a MA-HrN13 (A) Modern Poetry- I (Bhartendu to Chhayavad ) MA-HrN14 (A) Modem Poetry- II (Pragativad, Prayogvad, Samkalin Kavya) a MA-HrNls (A) Hindi Prose- I(Katha Sahitya) Semester IV I MA-HrN16 (A) Hindi Prose- II (Drama, Essay and other Forms) MA-HrN17 (A) Optional Paper -Bhakti Kavya- I (Kabir, Jayasi) I MA-HrNl8 (A) Optional Paper - Bhakti Kavya- II (Soor, Tulsi) t MA-HrNrg (A) Dissertation t MA-HrN20 (A) Viva-Voce t a - a M.Phil. Sanskrit a No. of Seat 30 Duration I Yrs (Two Semesters) a Eligibility M.A. Sanskrit with 55% marks Admission Basis Written Entrance a Test/Academic record . Course Structure : a Semester - I a MP.SOI Research Methodology-I MP-SO2 Drama, Poetry and Philosophy- I a MP-SO3 VED-I a MP-S04 Grammar-l a Semester -II MP-SO5 Research Methodology- II a MP-SO6 Drama, Poetry and Philosophy- II MP-S07 Ved-II o MP.SO8 Grammar-II o MP-SO9 Research Paper Writing +Viva MP.S06 o Dissertation +Viva D M.A. Sanskrit No. of Seat 30 I Duration 2 Years (Four Semesters) Eligibility Graduation Sanskrit with 50% marks I Admission Basis' Written Entrance Test/Academic record . I I Course Structure : I Semester - I MP-SO1 Vedic Literature - I I MP-S02 Grammar & Linguistics-I MP-SO3 Philosophy-I ) MP-S04 Indian Poetics & Aesthetics{ ) MP.SO5 Poetry-I Semester - II t MP-S06 Vedic Literature - II MP-S07 Grammar & Linguistics:fl' ) MP.SO8 Philosophy-II ) MP-S09 Indian Poetics & Aesthetics-II MP-SOlO Poetry-lI ) Semester - III MP-SOI I New Grammar Process & philosophyJ I MP-So12 Sanskrit Poetry & Modern World-I ) MP-S013 Sanskrit Classics-l MP.SOI4 Language & Literature-I ) Semester - IV MP-S015 New Grammar Process & philosophy-Il ) MP-SOI6 Sanskrit Poetry & Modern World-lI MP-SOI7 ) Sanskrit ClassicsJl MP.SOI8 Language & Literature-Il ) MP-SOI9 Viva MP-SO2O Dissertation ) ) I D a I t D Department of Mass Communication and Journalism (PGDMC) I No. of Seats 20 a Duration OneYear:2Semesters Eligibility Post Graduation with minimum 45% marks. D Admission On the basis of written Test/Academic record. t Course Structure: I Semester - I a MC-/PGD-MC 01 Introduction to Communication. I MC-/PGD-MC 02 Media and Society Semester - II I MMC-/PGD-MC 03 History & Development of Print Media a MMC-/PGD-MC 04 History & Development of Radio & TV MMC-/PGD-MC 05 (A) Viva I MMC-/PGD-MC 0s (B) Dissertation a Department of Mass Communication and Journalism I MASTER IN MASS COMMTJNICATION o No. of Seats 30 I Duration 2 Years I Eligibility , Graduation I Admission On the basis of Written Test/Academic record. I Course Structure- MMC (Previous) o M.M.C.(PREVTOUS) a Paper- I Principles of Mass Communication& development of Media a Paper- II Media Techniques Paper- III Advertisement and Public Relations , PaperJV Media Law & Ethics Paper-V Intemational Communication & World Press a Paper-VI Communication Research & Methodology a MMC@inal) a Paper-I Media Writing & Editing a Paper- II Radio and T.V. Production Paper- III Media Management PaperJV Traditional and Inter- Cultural Communication 'f Paper-V Specialization any one of the Following t Rural & Environmental Joumalism .f Women & Child Journalism Science & Technology Journalism ,l Human Rights & case studies New Media Application t Developmental Joumalism .t :: a I - - DEPARTMENT OF FOREIGN LANGUAGES ID Certificate of Proliciency in Language (CpL) r' (Ru ssian/French/German) I a No. ofSeats i 50 each Duration : I Year(Two Semesters) la Eligibility i Intermediate or equivalent examination rD Admission : On the basis of written tesVacademic record a Course Structure: a I Semester ro COl I Paper- I Text & Grammar- I C012 Paper- II Comprehension, Composition & Translation- I a C013 Pafer- III Introduction to Culturd & Civilization II Semester I C021 Paper- I Text & Grammar- II a C022 Paper- ll Comprehension, Composition & Translation- II I C023 Paper- III Oral Expression (Viva Voce) a a Diploma in Higher Proficiency in Language @pL) a ' (Russian/French/German) a No. ofSeats : 30 each I I)uration : 1 Year(Two Semesters) Eligibility : One year certificate course in the concemed language ofequivalent a Admission : On the basis of written test/academic record a Course Structure: a I Semester a l- DOl I Paper-I Text & Grammar- I a D0l2 PaperJI Comprehension, Composition & Translation - I a D013 PaperJII Culture & Civilization II Semester a D021 Paper- I Text & Grammar- II I D022 Paper- lI Comprehension, Composition & Translation-II a D023 PaperJII Oral Expression (Viva-Voce) a I t t t t i. lr l' DEPARTMENT OF LINGUISTICS o M.phil. Linsuisrics No. of Seats 20 Duration a I Year(Two Semesters) Eligibitity Post-Graduation with 55% marks a Admission t Written Entrance Test and Viva_voc€ I Semester a MP-Ling-01 Research Methodoloev MP-Ling-02 Readings in Linguistics a MP-Ling-03 Writing Grammar a MP-Ling-04 Seminar II Semester I MP-Ling-05 Research Paper Writing in Linguistics MP-Ling-06 I L ompuhtional Tools for Dissertation Writing MP-Ling-07 Dissertation J M P-Ling-08 Viva-voce * : M.A. Linguistics No. of Seats 30 .i Duration 2 Year (4 Semesters) Eligibility Graduation with 45i/o marks .) Admission Written Entrance Test /Academic Record J I Semester .a MA-Ling-{l MA-Ling-O2 { MA-Ling-03 J MA-Ling-O4 II Semester MA-Ling-05 Corpus Linguistics and MA-Ling-O6 euantitative Methods in Linguistics Generative Syntax - I MA-Ling-{7 Introducing Semantics MA-Ling-O8 Select any one from the following list l. Biolinguistics 2. Semiotics 3. Theories in Linguistics 4. Linguistuc Typology III Semester MA-Ling-09 Computational Linguistics MA-Ling-10 Historical Linguistls MA-Ling-l I Phonological Analysis MA-Ling-12 Select any one from the foltowing list l. Generative Syntax _ 2 a a a IV Semester MA-Ling-13 Field Methods and Language Documentation a MA-Ling-14 Neurolinguistics and Language Disorders MA-Ling-I5 a Select ony lygIrom the following list . MA-Ling-16 l. Endangered languages, Issues and Perspectives a 2. Hybrid Systems in NLP 3. Pragmatics I 4. Areal Linguistics 5. Language Politics and Planning in India a 6. Experimental Psycholinguistics a 7. Conversation Analysis and Discourse Analysis 8. Computational Lexicography - 9. Translation theory and Machine Translation 10. Seminar , a INSTITUTE OF SOCIAL SCIENCES t The Institute consists ofthree departments with the following courses: Department of Sociologr : t 1. M.A. Sociology (Altemative Course) a 2. M.Phil. (Sociology) J Department of Social Work : t 1. M.S.W. (Master of Social Work) i Departmeht of Statistics : 1. M. Stat. (Master of Statistics) a 2. M.Phil. (Statistics) t J DEPARTMENT OF SOCIOLOGY 3 M. Phil. (Sociology) J No. of Seat 15 Duration I Year (2 Semesters) .J Eligibility The applicant must have secured at least 55% marks at the Master's Degree in Sociology. J Admission Admission shall be made on the basis of merit/written test. Up to 5 seats may be given by direct admission to permanent teachers of the affiliated colleges of the University (On the basis of their length of 3 service in substantive capacity). '\; Course Structure : r, First Semester Coursel : Advanced Sociological Research Course2 : Recent Sociological Perspectives Second Semester : Course3 Perspectives on Indian Society : Course4 Sociological Classics Course5 Dissertation :: : a a a M. A. (Sociotogy) a No. ofSeat :30 a ?1;":rigo :2 years (4 semesrersl Eligibilify : The applicant must have secured at least 50% marks at the a Bachelor's Three year t Degree Examination. Admission : Admission will be a decided on the basis of merit. Course Structure : , First Semester I Coursel : Introductory Sociolosv Course2 : Sociology of Develoiment I Course3 : Methods of Social Risearch including statistics Second Semester , Course4 , Sociolo-gical Thoughts of Marx, Weber, Durkheim ) Course5 : Indian Sociology Course6 : Rural Sociolos; ) Third Semester CourseT : ) Contemporary Sociological Theories Course8 : Political Sociology ) Course9 : Social Anthropology Fourth Semester ) Coursel0 : Sociology of Crime Coursel : ) l Industrial Sociology Coursel2 : Empirical Research I Report ) I DEPARTMENT OF' SOCIAL WORK Master of Social Work (M. S. W.) No. of Seats 45 Duration Eligibility Admission ti) Comprehens e (ii) Arithmetical 5 marks (iii) Awareness o ural and potitical trends in India ilffin Course Structure : First Semester Course 1 Man and Society Course 2 Psychology for Social workers Course 3 Theory and Practice of Social work Course 4 Field Work (Concurrent I - Field work : Observational Visitsr a - rD Second Semester Course 5 Social Disorganization a Course 6 Social Case work & Social Grouo Work a Course 7 Social Research a Course 8 Field Work - II (Concunent Field Work : Method Oriented) Third Semester a Course 9 Social Policy and Administration a Course 10 Statistics and Computer Application Course 1 1 (a) Agrarian Social Structure and Legislations or a (b) Indian Labour Problems and Legislations, or (c) Indian Medical and Psychiatric Problems & Legislations a (d) Conectional Social Work a Course 12 Field Work - III (Concurrent Field Work: Placement in rural, labour, medical, psychiatric field for administrative and a specialized experiences of the field a ) Note : Ifa Student opts to offer course 11 (a) he will have to offer course 14 (a); a similarly choices will be restricted for other optional course e.g. 11(b) and o la@), 11(c) and 14 (d), Fourth Semester I (\rurse 13 : Community Organization and Social Action ('ourse a 14 : (a) Rural Community Organization and Planning, or (b) Industrial Relations and Personal Management, or a (c) Social Work in medical and Psychiatric Settings, or a (d) Social Work in Correctional Settings. Course 15 : Project work and viva-voce Exam. a Course 16 : Field Work -IV (Block Placement : Intemship in an assigned agency in the summer vacation for 90 days) a Course 17 : Human Resource Manasement a Field Work - III and IV a Field work in third Semester aims at giving a greater insight to the students about a agency/agencies and providing them an opportunity of actual work experience and exposure. However, freld work of the fourth semester is in the nature of Block a Placement/Intemship by placing the students in an agency working in the fields oftheir specialization for a period of 12 weeks (90 days) after fourth semester examination. a Project Work: .l It is spread over the second, third and fourth semester in a manner as follows: Second Semester: I Formulation of the problem and all the preparatory work Third Semester: o Collection of data and their Analysis iD Fourth Semester: Report writing: The students are require to submit the report before the examination of o fourth semester. J a 3 3 a a I DEPARTMENT OF STATISTICS I M.Phil (Statistics) |l No. of Seats :15 a Duration z 1Year (2 Semesters) a Eligibilify : The applicant must have secured Master's Degree in Statistics with at least 55% marks. a Admission : Admission to M.Phil. will be made on the basis of merit/admission o test. a Course Structure : First Semester a Course I Probability Theory and Inference a Course 2 Optional a Second Sernester Course 3 Optional a Course 4 Optional a Dissertation (spread over both semesters) o a Master of Statistics (M. Stat.) a No. of Seats t25 a Duration : 2 Years (4 Semesters) Eligibility t A Bachelor's Degree with Mathematics or Statistics as one of the t subjects with at least 45%o marks or Master's Degree in Mathematics with at least o 45% marks. a Admission : Admission to M. Stat. will be made on the basis of meriUinterview. a Course Structure : a First Semester Course 1 Computer Science a Course 2 Real Analysis and Matrix $,lgebra Course 3 Sampling Theory a Practical - I Based on above courses a Second Semester Course 4 Estimation Theory I Course 5 Linear Estimation and Design of Experiments a Course 6 Probability and Distribution Theory Practical - II Based on course - 5 a Third Semester Course 7 Testing and Hypothesis and Non-Parametric Tests t Course 8 Multi-Variate Analysis and Sequential Methods J Course 9 Optional - 1 t Practical - II Based on course - 7-8 { , t Fourth Semester Course l0 : Probability Limits Theorems and Stochastic Processes Course I 1 : Computer Science - II Course 12 I Optional - II Practical - IV : Based on Course-l1 and based on the analysis of contingency ) tables. Project Work : On socio-economics studies, Biostatistis, Environment, Demography, Banking, Insurance, Business, p Comprehensive Viva- voce : Based on all theory papers ) F ) b b b b ) ) D I D pr D a D ) b b I t I ID t a a t INSTITUTE OF HOME SCIENCE a a BACHELOR OF HOME SCIENCE @.H.Sc.) .a No. of Seats :120 .t Duration : 3 Years (6 Semesters) Eligibility : Candidates who have passed (with at least 45% marks) Intermediate a examination in Arts or Science group A & B only from recognized board. a Admission: On the basis of academic merit only a Course Structure: a Semester I Course I Applied Mathematics a Course II Sociology a Course III Chemistry Course IV General English I a Course V Economics a Course VI Psychology I Semester II a Course VII Applied Chemistry Course VIII Physiology a Course IX Family Finance Management (FRM-I) a Course X Horticulture and Gardening Course XI Maniage and Family (HDFS-D a Course XII Household Physics a Semester III a Course XIII Computer Application a Course XIV Consumer Education (FRMJI) Course XV Food Science (FNJ) t Course XVI Human Development-I (HDFS-If a Course XVII Extension Education and Co'mmunity Development (ECM-D a Course XVIII Textile Science and Analysis (TADJ) t Semester IV Course XIX Biochemistry I J Course XX Early Childhood Education (HDFS-IID a Course XXI Human Nutrition & Dietetics (FNJI) Course XXII Concepts and Principles of Home Management (FRM-III) a Course XXIII Wet Processing of Textiles (TAD-ID 3 Course XXVI Teaching Methods and Media (ECMJI) 3 _i 3 rl - - Semester V a n e- Course XXV Human Development II (HDFS-IV) Course XXVI Diet Therapy (FN-III) a Course XXVII Family Housing (FRM-IV) -r Course XXVIII Textile Design and Garment Construction (TAD-III) - Course XXIX Programme Planning fbr Family Development (ECMJII) .a Course XXX Health and Microbiology a Semester VI a Course XXXI Children with Special Needs (HDFS-V) _ Course XXXII Applied and Community Nutrition (FN-IV) a Course XXXlll Interior Designing and Home Fumishing (FRM-V) a Course XXXIV Textile Design and Apparel Construction (TAD-IV) _ Course XXXV Communication Process & Adoption (ECMJV) a a Course XXXVI Environmental Studies a MASTER OF HOME SCIENCF_'. (GENERAL) a M.H.Sc. (Gen) {D No. of Seats :25 Duration :2 Years (4Semesters) a Eligibility : A candidate who has passed (with at least 50% marks ) Bachelor of Home Science (T.D.C.)Examination of the University or an examination of any a other University as equivalent there to may be admitted to first Semester of Master ofHome Science. 20 percent seats at postgmduate level are allotted .a 'i:"'1""":l$:*:,Tfffi'li:::?:iJ"1"H::','j,s:iffi::Tl;h"'J.*- recognition ofthe depree. I - Admission : On the basis of academic merit/written test. A student has to secure a minimum pass marks (33%) in the test to qualify for the admission. ' Course Structure a I Semester a Paperf**r'** Fundamentals of Computers and Inftoduction of . Paperrr '-1Rfril,HJ;:H:"jil, a Paper III Advanced Apparel Designing and Production [TAD-V] _ Paper IV *+++ Advanced Physiology a Paper V *****Research Methodology I a -v II Semester Paper VI Fashion Marketing Entrepreneurship and Community Service [TAD-VI] || Paper VII Consumerism and Consumer Movement IFRM-VII Paper VllI ****Advanced Human Development (HDFS |D VII) Paper lX Ergonomics IFRM-VIIj a Paper X ++***Fundamentals of Computers and Introduction to Information I, Technoloev-ll D a a a rD III Semester Paper XI +Methods of Studying Human Development.(HDFs lX) rt Paper XII Time and Energr Management (FRM-VIII) Paper XIII * * *Institutional Management (FN-VIII) a ***Indian a PaperXIV Socio-economic Environment : DevelopmentPerspectives a IV Semester Paper XV *+Advanced Food Science [FN-VI] *Study a Paper XVI of Family and Society [HDFS-XII] a Paper XVII ***Training and Development a Paper XVIII Applied Chemistry * Common with group 'A', ++ Common with group 'B', Common with group 'E', **** a ***** a Common with group 'A' & 'B', Common with All Spl groups I 2.1 Condensed Matter Physics a 2.2 Optoelectronics I z.J Nanotechnology a 2.4 Seminars based Dissertation Work In I addition, the student will submit the Dissertation.on the approved topic after the Second Semester i a Exam nation a I a o o I D t , t 2 b I DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMAITICS I M.phit. (Mathematics) I No. of Seats : 15 t Duration : lyearQ Semester) Eligibility : The minimum a qualification for the admission to an M.phil course shall be 1. Master's Degree in the relevant subject with atleast 55o% marks (or an equivalent t grade) or an equivalent foreign degree and I 2. An aggregate of at least 55olo of marks inB.Sc. and 10+2 levels taken tosether or at least 5070 marks in the two examinations separately. The I 3. admission to M.Phil (Mathematics) shall be open to students who have done I post gmduation in any branch of Mathematical Science (Mathematics/ Statistics/ Operation ResearcV Computer Science/ a Computer Appl ications) Admission D : The selection of the candidates will be made on the basis of written test. The admission committee, with the permission of the vice chancellor, may rerease any of the I conditions mentioned in (2) above. t Note : Course structure is subject to modification by the Academic Council. Course Structure: t Semester I I MP- l: Research Methodology I MP- 2: Computer and Mathematical Software MP- 3: Mathematical Modeline t Semester II t D Any one of the following: 1. Theory D Queuing 2. Fuzz Mathematics , 3. Reliability Theory 4. Bio cornplex Analysis I 5. FinancialMathematics I 6. CodingTheory 7. Cryptography ) 8. Wavelet Analysis I 9. Theory of Computing 10. Inventory Models ) I 1. Neural Networks Advanced D 12. Topolog;r 13. Graph Theory ) 14. Dynamical System I 15. MathematicalBiology 16. Computational Fluid Dynamics ) In addition, there shall be seminars and dissertation work. , ) I , ) - { -rD I M.Sc. (Mathematics) a No. of Seats :20 a Duration : 2 years (4 Semesters) Eligibility :. The minimum qualification for the admission to 0n M.A./M.Sc. Course a shallbe : Three year Bachelor,s Degree with Mathcrnatics as one of the subjects in all three years a 2. Eitherln average ol * feari iS"Z marks in B.Sc. and Intermediate Examinations taken tolcther at teast o. 50oZ marks a in B.Sc. and 2nd division in intermediate separitelv. Admission : a The selection of the a candidates will be made on the basis of written test/merit. a Course Structure : First Semester : il M-1 : Abstract Algebra O M-2 : Mathematical Analysis M-3 : Mathematical Statistics t M- 4 : Discrete Mathematics a M- 5 : Programming in ,C, a Second Semester : M- 6 : Abstract Algebra- II a M-7 : Complex Analysis M- E : Operations Research with C I M- 9 : Ordinary Differential Equations & partial Differential Equations I M- 10 : Numerigal Methods with C and C++ ) Third Semester Practical/presentation/Viva: M- 11 : Probability Theory D M- 12 : Fuzzy Mathematics I M- 13 : Topology M- 14 : Fluid ) Mechanics M- 15 : Elective ) Fourth Semester : I M- 16 Mathematical Programming M-17 Modeling & Simulation I M- 18 Functional Analysis ) M- 19 Game Theory M- 20 Elective ) Practical/Presen tation/Viva ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) - - - rD rD The school consists ofEight Departments with the following courses : - Departments : Courses a I . Department of Zoology M.Sc, M.Phil., Ph.D. 2. Department of Botany M.Sc, M.Phil., Ph.D. - 3. Department of Environmental Studies M.Sc. {o 4. Department of Biotechnology M.Sc. .o 5. Department of Biochemistry M.Sc. 6. Department of Microbiology M.Sc. a 7. Department of Environmental Toxicology M.Sc. a 8. Department of Forestrv M.Sc. a a a DEPARTMENT OF ZOOLOGY a M.Phil. (Zoology) a No. of Seats : 15 Duration : l year (2 Semesters) {o Eligibility : The minimum qu rlification for admission to an M.Phil. course will be: a l. Master's degree in subject concemed with above 55o% marks and 2. Either arl average of 55% marks in two examinations prior to Master's degree i.e. a Interm€diate/Higher Secondary and Bachelor's Degree examination counted t together or 507o marks in each ofthe above two examinations separately. Admission : The selection of candidate a will be made on the basis of written test/ merit and interview . a Course Structure : a First Semester : a Course- I : Instrumentation Course- II : Biostatistics o Course- III : Research Techniques a Second Semester : rf Course- IV : a Any of the following specialization: l. Toxicology I 2. EnvironmentalPollution t 3. Endocrinology Course- V : I Methods in Dissertation/ Thesis writing, project formulation and computer applications. I t Submission of Disse(ation and viva-voce examination t t t b M.Sc. (Zoology) t With specialization in Environmental Biology or Molecular Cell Biology D No. ofSeats :20 D Duration :2 years (4 Semesters) Eligibility : The minimum qualification for admission to Master course in Zoology ! shall be Bachelors degree with minimum of 50o% marks with Zoology as b one of the subiects. Admission : On the basis of merit/Written Test. D Course Sfructure : I First Semester t Course- I Biosystematics, Invertebrates and Microbiology. Course- II Biological Chemistry ll Course- III Cell Biology a Practicals (Based on course I - III) a Second Semester : a Course- IV Chordates & Evolutinary Biology t Course- V Physiology and Immunology Course- VI Genetics and Molecular Biology I Practicals (Based on course IV - VI) t Third Semesfert : t Course- VII : Animal Behavior and Quantitative Biology I Course- VIII : Concept of Animal Development Course- IX : Applied Entomolory a Practicals : (Based on course VII - IX) I Foufth Semester : Specialization: l Environmental Biology a Course- X Environmental Physiology & Ecosystems t|) Course- XI Environmental Pollution, Management, Health & Computer Applications o Course- XII Environmental Economics and Education t Practicals (Based on course (X - XID .D OR Specilization t 2 Molecular Cell Biology I Course- X Cell and Molecular Biology t Course- XI Molecular Cytogenetics & Computer Applications iD Course- XII Cellular and Molecular Technioues ]r Practicals (Based on course (X- XII) rt a a I a DEPARTMENT OF BOTANY ) D M.Phil. @otany) D No. of Seats :15 Duration : I year (2 Senesters) ) Eligibility : The minimum qualification for admission to an M.phil. Course will be D l. Master's degree in subject concerned with above 55Zo marks and I z. Either an average of 55% marks in two examihation prior to Master's I degree i.e. Intermediate/ Higher Secondary and Bichelor's Degree examination counted together or 50%io marks in each of the above two I examinations separately. I Admission : The selection of candidate will be made on the basis of written test I academic record and interview merit. I Structurp: ' I First semester, "ourse Course- I : Research Methodology (Compulsory) I Any one of the following course I Course- II : Plant Physiology and Biochemistry Course- III : Reproductive Biology and principles of plant Breeding I Course- IV : Plant Morphogenesis I Second Semestert : Course- V : Biostatistics (Compulsory) D Any one of the following course I Course- VI : Cytology & Molecular Biology I Course- VII : Biotechnology I Course- VI : Applied Microbiology t Project Report / Dissertation : Each student will be required to complete 4 courses, 2 courses in the first Semester and I 2 courses in second semester in addition to" iubmission of a project ReporU I Dissertation. Every student will have to take up an excursion in First Semester. Each student will have to give at least one seminar talk pertaining to his dissertation and I attend at least six seminars held in the Department before submitting his dissertation. a I D I I t t t t [. |-| DEPARTMENT OF' ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES MASTER OF SCIENCE (M.Sc.) IN ENVTRONMENTAL |. SCIENCE No, of Seats : 20 Duration :2 years (4 Semesters) Eligibility : The minimum qualifiiation for admission to the Master,s course in Environmental Science shall be: (a) Bachelor's degree with 50% marks in aggregate with Chemistry/ Zoology/ Botany/ Forestry/Environmental Sci"niJ ar'orre of the subjects. a (b) Bachelor's degree in any one.of the following: Biotechnology, Microbiology, Biomedical science, Biochemistry, a Life Science and Home Science with 50% marks in aggregate will also be eligible. a (c) Either an average of 55% marks in two examinations prior to the Bacheror,s degree i.e. High a School and Intermediate and Bachelor;s degree counted together or 50%o marks in each ofthe above examinations ".;ir;;;separately. a (d) B.Sc.(Honors School) in any Envi Biotechnology, a Biochemistry, logy, Physics, Forestry, Home Scien 50yo a will also be eligible. Admission: On the basis of I wfitten test, academic record and interview. The a admission test shall be ofB.Sc. standard. a Semester-I a Course-I---Ecology and Sustainable Development I Course-ll --Environmental pollution Course-III --Meteorology : Tools and Techniques o Practical's ol the Three Courses a Semester - II Course-IV--Environmental Chemistry a Course-V--Earth processes and Soil iciences Course-Vl--Energy and Environmental policy a Practical's ofthe Three Courses a Semester - III , a Course-Vll--Water Resources and Marine Environment Course-Vlll--Solid and Hazardous Waste Managemeni Course-IX--Environmental a Biostatistics and Mo'de ing Practical's of the Three Courses I Semester- IV Course-X--Environmental I Impact and Risk Assessment Course-Xl--Environmental Bi,otechnology *a fo"i.oiogy I Course-Xll-Environmental Managemeii and Laws Practical's D of the Thee Courses I ) t ) I t DEPARTMENT OF BIOTECHNOLOGY D M.Sc. (Biotechnology) t No. ofSeats :20 Duration : 2 years (4 Semesters) D Eligibility : The minimum qualification for admission to a Master's course in Biotechnology shall be any one ofthe following: t (a) Bachelors degree with Botany/zoology as one the of subjects with minimum 50oz marks. (b) (chemistry, I B.E./B' Tech. Biochemical Engineering, B.v.Sc./M.B.B.S. Biotechnology) with minimum 5004 marks. I (c) B.Sc. (Honors) degree in any of the following subjects with a minimum 500/o marks. I Biotechnology, Biochemistry, Biophysics, Microbiology, Zoology, Botany, Geology, Physics and Chemisrry. t Admission : The selection of the candidate will be made on the basis of written test merit. The D admission test shall be of B.Sc. standard. Course Structure: I Flrst Sernester: I (lourse I Cell Biology ('ourse II Bio-molecules and basic enzymology ) ('ourse III Microbial Physiology & Genetics b ('ourse IV Computer Application & Biostatistics I)ructicals Based on Course I IV ) t - Socond Semester: Seminars, Wriften Test (Intemal Assessment), Attendance I Course V Molecular Biology D Course VI Instrumentation and Techniques in Biotechnology Course VII Biology of Immune System D Course VIII Plant Biotechnology I Practicals Based on Course V - VIII Third Sernester: Seminars, Written Test (Intemal Assessment), Attendance t Course IX Animal Cell Sciences & Techn_ology t. D Course X Genetic Engineering Course XI Bioprocess Engg. & Technology D Course XII Environmental Biotechnology t Practicals Based on Course IX - XII Fourth Semester: Project work/Dissertation, Viva- Voce D D D I D D , t I M.Sc. (Botany) . No. ofSeats :20 D Duration z 2 years (4 Senesters) I Eligibility : The minimum qualification for admission to Master course in Botany shall be Bachelors degree with minimum of 50% marks with Botany as t one of the subjects. D Admission : Admission will be made on the basis of academic record written test and viva, merit D Course Structure : D First Semester : D Course 1 Cell & Molecular Biology of Plants Course 2 Biology and Diversity ofAlgae, Bryophytes and pteridophytes I Course 3 Biology & Diversity of Viruses, Bacteria and Fungi D Course 4 Cl.tology and Genetics Practical's Based on Course 1-4 ) D Second Semester : Course 5 Cytogenetics & Plant Breeding ) Course 6 Biology and Diversity Seed Plants D Course 7 Taxonomy of Angiosperms Course 8 Plant Physiology and Metabolism ) Practical's Based on Course 5-8 D a Third Semester : D Course 9 Plant Development D Course 10 Plant Reproduction D Course l1 Plant Ecology Course 12 Plant Resource Utilization and Conservation , Practicals Based on Course 9-12 D Fourth Semester : ) Course 13 Biostatistics and Computer Applicatlon ) Course 14 Molecular Biology and Genetics Engineering Course 15 Reproductive Biology ) ofPlants Course 16 Plaat Cell, Tissue and Organ Culture D Practical's Based on Course 13-16 ) ) D D ) D ) ) ) ) ) D DEPARTMENT OF BIOCHEMISTRY t -M.Sc. (Biochemistry) D No. of Seats :20 Duration : 2 years (4 Semester) t Eligibility : Same as for M.Sc. (Biotechnology). D Admission : The selection of the candidate will be made on the basis of Written test. The I admission test shall be of B.Sc. standard. D Course Structure : First Semester : D Course I Plant Bio-chemistry I Course 2 Cell Biolory and Human Physiology Course 3 Organic and Biophysical Chemistry I Course 4 Bioenergetics and Intermediary metabolism D Practicals Based on Course l-4 Second Semester : D Course 5 Concept and Method in Molecular biolory ) Coursc 6 Biostatistics and Computer Application ('oursc 7 Immunology ) ('ourse 8 Advanced enzl.,mology ) l'racticals Based on Course 5-8 ) Thlrd Semester; Course 9 Microbial Physiologr and Biochemistry D Course l0 Advanced Molecular Biology and Biotechnology D Coursell NutritionalBiochemistry Course 12 Clinical Biochemistry t Practicals Based on Course 9-12 D Fourth Semester : Course 13 Environmental Bio-chemistry and Toxicology , Project work /Dissertation and Viva-Voce D I D D D D I I t t , I r|f - - - a DEPARTMENT OF MICROBIOLOGY rD .t M.Sc. Microbiotogy No. ofSeats :20 a Duration :2 years (4 Semesters) It Eligibility : Same as for M.Sc. (Biotechnology). Admission : The selection of the candidate wiil be made on the basis of written test merit. The rD admission test shall be a of B.Sc. standard. {l First Semester : a Course I Mycology Course II Virolory I CourselII Bacteriology I Course IV Microbial Bio-chemistry I Practicals Based on Course I-IV ID Second Semester : (lourse V Molecular Biology and Recombinant DNA Technorogy D ('ourse VI Biostatistics and Computer Application D ('ourse VII Microbial Genetics (burse VIII Microbjal Metabolism D l)racticals Base{.onCourseV-VIII D Third Semester: I CourselX EnvironmentalMicrobiology I Course X Medical Microbiorogy Course XI Industrial and Food Microbiology I CourseXII AgriculturalMicrobiology t Practicals Based on Course IX-XII D Fourth Semester : I Project work/Dissertation, Viva- Voce D I I D I D , D ) , 2 b a I DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL I TOXICOLOGY a (Environmental Toxicology) a M.Sc. No. of Seats ll Duration : 2 vears (4 Semesters) chemistry' Bio+echnologv' EligibilitY :;.il;il;;; oilie fottowl"g: Zoologv, Botanv' rr Bio-chemiitry, Bio-physics or Micro-Biology' of merit' a Admission : Admission will be made of the basis a Qqsdlgdure: First Semester : a Course I Fundamentals of ToxicologY Toxicology Course 2 Occupational and Environmental - Course 3 Ecotoxicolory Field Studies) a Practicals of the Three Courses (Lab Course and a Second Semester : p ('oOurse 4 Trace Elements and Human Health (lourse 5 Pesticides Toxicolory - (lourse 6 Biostatistics Field Studies) pI Itracticals of the Three Courses (Lab Course and Third Semester : r- Course 7 Analytical Techniques in Toxicology Course 8 Cosmetics ToxicologY Course 9 Toxicology of Healy Metals Field Studies) F Practicals ofthe Three Courses (Lab Course and Fourth Semester : F Course l0 Epidemiology and Preventive Toxicolofy --- Course ll Forensic toxicologY Course 12 ComPuter Modeling -{ Field Studies) Practicals of the Three Courses (Lab Course and r. r.rr ]ar -a ;a -t I DEPARTMENT OF FORESTRY (Forestry) a- M.Sc. No. of Seats :20 ll Duration : 2 years (4 Semesters) Eligibility : The minimum qualification for admission to Master Degree in Forestry shall be rD B.Sc. in Forestry, Agriculture, B.E./B.Tech., B.Sc. Hons. in Biochemistry, Biotechnology, Microbiology, Geology, Biophysics, Zoology, Botany with 50% a marks. a Admission : On the basis of Written test/merit. a Course Structure : a First Semester : Course I Forest Ecology and Environmental Conservation - Course 2 Forest Soil, Survey, Mapping and Land use Planning a Course 3 Silviculture {t I'racticals ofThree Courses (Lab Course and Field Studies) a Second Semester : a Course 4 Meteorology, Climatology and Remote Sensing Course 5 Forest Economics, Legislation and project Formulation Course 6 Forest Protection rD Praiticals ofThree Courses (Lab Course and Field Studies) {D Third Semester : I Course 7 Forest Recourses Utilization Course 8 Forest Wild life management and Conservation a Course 9 Forest Statistics and Computer Application Practicals ofThree Courses (Lab Course a and Field Studies) a Fourth Semester : a Course l0 Agroforestry and Grass Land Managemerfi' Course I 1 Semi arid Soil and Water Conservation Water Shed Management a Course l2 Forest Management, Mensuration and Eco-development Practicals of Three a Courses (Lab Course and Field Studies with Proiect I a a a a I I I J { a ! DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY & CULTURE a M.PHrL. (HTSTORY) a No. of Seats : 20 a Duration : I year (2 Semesters) lfligibility : Candidate must have passed with Masters Degree with at least 55o% marks and - Bachelor's Degree with at least 500% marks. a Admission : Admission to this course will be given after admission test. Course Structure : a First Semester : a Paper- l Theory of History o Paper- | Research Techniques & Methods Sccond Semester : o Paper- III-A Ancient Historiography. I)aper- III-B Medieval Historiography. a I)apcr- III-C Modem Historiography a I)aper- IV Philosophy and Philosophers of History a a M.A. (HISTORY) No. ofSeats : 30 o l)uration :2 years (4Semesters) a llligibility : Graduate in any discipline. Admission : On -the basis of merit. o t Course Structure : o First Semester : Paper I Historiography, Concept, Methods & Tools a Paper II-A History oflndia from earliest times to the post Gupta Period a Paper II-B Political History of India 1000 A.D. to 1526 A.D. Paper II-C Political History of India 1757 to 1857 A.D. a Second Semester : , Paper III Twentieth Century World Paper IV-A History of India from Haswardhan to Circa Century Twelfth a PaperlV-B Political Historyof lndia l0004Dto 1526 A.D. a Paper II-C Political History of India 1858 to 1964 A.D. Third Semester : I Paper V-A Society and Economy in Ancient India a Paper V-B Society and Economy in India 1000 AD to 1750 A.D. Paper VI-A State Craft oflndia a Paper VI-B History ofldeas t Paper VI-C History ofAwadh (1722-1856) Paper VI-G History of Science & Technology in Pre-colonial India a Paper VI-H Medival Epigraphy J Paper VI-I Epigraphy Paoer VI-J Archival Studies I t J , I Fourth Semester : t Paper VII-A Religion and Culhre in Ancient India Paper VII-B Religion and Culture in India (1000 A.D. to 1750 A.D.) t Paper VII-C Society, Religion & Culture in Modem lndia 1757 to 1964 I Paper VIII-A Computer Application in History a Paper VIII-B Science & Technology in Colonial India Paper VIII-C Women in India History t Paper VIII-D Gandhi and his Philosophy Paper VIII-E History of Braj Region t Paper Vllf-F History of U.P. (1834-1.947) t Paper VIII-G History of Agra t PaperVIIl-H Numismatics , P.G.Diploma in Archival Studies and Museology (Self Finance) D No, of Seats : 30 l l)uration : One year/Two semesters. , INllglbility : The P.G. Diploma in Archival Studies and Museology is open to such student who have passed graduation examination in any discipline in any division. D Admission : On the basis of merit. D _ Course Structure t I Semester ' Archival Studies D Paper I History and Philosophy of Archives D Paper II Physical Terms of Archives Paper III Archives Management and Conservation ) Paper IV Relevance ofArchives t II Semester Museology t Paper I History and Philosophy of Museum , Paper II Collection, Documentation, Presen?ation, Interpretations and Communication Paper III Museum Management I Paper lV Conservation, Preservation, Care and Handling of Museum Materials t , I I D I I , t t - llachelor of Library and Information Science (B.Lib.I.Sc.) - Nrt, of Sqrts :50 .D l)u rllkrn :02 Semesters l,)llglblllty : Candidate seeking admission to the course must have passed at least a bachelor's - degree examination under (10+2+3) pattern from a recognized University with minimum 50oZ marks. - Arlnrlssion : On the basis of test/merit {D Course Structure: {a llrpcr I Foundation of Library and Information Science a l'upcr ll Management ofLibrary and Information Science l'upcr lll Knowledge organization and processing (Theory) - l)upcr IV Knowledge organization and processing (Classifi cation Practical) a l)upcr V Knowledge organization and processing (Cataloguing Practical) l'rrpcr Vl Reference services and Informatlon sources a lhpcr VII Information Retrieval Systems and Services Ptpcr V lllA Information Technology : Basics(Theory) a lhput VIIIB Information Technology : Basics(Practical) - a Master of Library and Information Science a (M.Lib.I.Sc.) No. of Scats :30 - l)uration : l year I liligibility : Candidates seeking admission to the course shall satisfu the following conditions: (l) They must possess the B.Lib.Sc. or equivalent Degree of this University or any othcr o University recognized by this University, provided that the candidate has obtained Second a division with a 50% marks. (2) The Candidates must have passed at least Bachelor's Degree examination under (10+2+3) a nattern of education and with a minimum of 50o% marks a Admission : On the basis of test/merit a Course Structure : Paper I Information Communication and Society a Paper II Information Processing and Retrival Paper III Research Methods and Statistical Techniques I Paper IVA Knowledge organization and processing practical (Classification Practical by UDC) a Paper IVB Knowledge organization and processing practical (Cataloguing by AACR-2) Paper V Information source, Systems and Programs a Paper VI Academic Library System a Paper VII Information Institution, Products and Services Paper VIIIA Information Technology : Applications (Theory) t Paper VIIIB Information Technology : Applications (PracticaiT t Education Tours Every year the Department organizes visits to various types of libraries/ ! documentation centers local and outside Agra in which participation by students shall be compulsory. 3 i BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (B.B.A.) b No. of Seats 60 t Duration 6 Semesters Eligibility Candidate seeking admission to the course must have passed at Intermediate g)Gm;r.,ion D (10+2; with minimum 50oZ marks. Admission On b the basis of test/meritg*d!*!* semesterl b l0l BusinessOrganization t 102 BusinessMathematics 103 Principles of Economics t 104 Book Keeping and Basic Accounting 105 Business Laws D 106 Fundamentals of Management Semester II D Z0l BusinessEnvironment D 202 BusinessCommunicatron 203 Indian Economy b 204 PrinciplesofAccounting 205 OrganizationBehavioui ) 206 BusinessStatistics Semester III ) 30 | Advqrtising Manaqemenr 302 lnditn Banking ) Sy-stem 303 Human Resource Management b 304 MarketingManagement 305 Company Accounts ) 306 Company Law Semester fV D 401 Consumer Behavior D 402 FinancialManagement 403 ProductionManagement D 404 Sales Management I 405 Research Methodology- ' D Semester V 501 ManagerialEconomics I 502 Entrepreneurship & Small Business Manasement D 503 Income Tax 504 Cost and Management Accounting D 505 Industrial Law 506 Fundamentals of Comourer ) Semester VI 601 Intemational Trade ) 99? Strategic Management & Business policy ) 603 VAT & Service Tax 604 Management Information System D 605 Auditing 606 Fundamentals of E-CommErce D t ) I MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION M.B.A. Full Time) No. of Seats Duratlon : 2 Years (4 semesters) ElIlblllty : Candidate seeking admission to the course must have passed at Graduation (10+2+3) examination with minimum 500% marks. Adnlsslon : On the basis of UPSEE 2016/ Merit Scmester I l0l Principles and practices of management 102 Quantitative techniques for management | 03 Managerial economics 104 Organizationalbehavior 105 Accounting for managers 106 Business law 107 Communication for managers Semester II 201 Human resource management 202 Marketingmanagement 203 Financialmanagement 204 Production and operations management 205 Fundamentals of information technology 206 Corporate laws 207 Supply chain &logistic management 208 Comprehensive viva voce Semester III 301 Management information system & e-commerce 302 Entrepreneurghip & small business management 303 Corporatestrategicmanagement 304 Materialsmanaeement b 305 Tax management &planning 306 Specialization- 1 D 307 Specialization-2 t 308 Viva-voce (based on the project report of summer training |l AREA OF SPECIALISATION: TWO PAPERS OUT OF WHICII ONE OF THE t FOLLOWING GROUPS HAVE TO BE SELECTED FOR SPECIALISATION. t (D FINANCE FMI Financial decision and analysis rD FM2 Security analysis and ponfolio management ID OD HUMANRESOURCE I HRMI Labor laws I HRM2 Human resource development practices and systems t (III) MAR] D (II) HUMAN RESOURCES ) HRM3 INDUSTRIALREALATIONS HRM 4 ORG,ANIZATIONAL D DEVELOPMENT AND INDUSTRIAL PSYCHOLOGY D (III) MARKETING MM3 CONSUMER BEHAVIOUR AND MARKETING RESEARCH D MM4 SALES AND DISTRIBUTION MANAGEMENT D OV) RETAIL MANAGEMENT RM-3 MALLMANAGEMENT t RM-4 PRACTICES & STRATEGIES IN RETAILING o D t O D t D I t t t t I p b) t M.Com. (Business Administration Group) - No. ofSeats :30 - Duration : 2 Years (4 semesters) Eligibility : B.Com. (10+2+3) 61 a1 squivalent degree - Admission : On the basis D of merit/Written Test. t Course Structure Semester I a Course - 101 Principles Of Management I Course - 102 Managerial Economics Course - 103 Accounting For Managerial Decisions t Course - 104 Marketing Communication a Semester II ID Course - 201 Marketing Managemenr Course - 202 Business Environment lD Course - 203 Statistical Analysis t Course - 204 Advertising Management ) Semester III Course - 301 Financial Management ) Course - 302 (A) koduction Management Or I Course - 302 (B) Retail Management b Course - 303 Human Resource Development I Course - 304 Organizational Behaviour Semester IV t Course - 401 Research Methodology I Course - 402 (A) Strategic Management Or r' a Course - 402 (B) Intemational Marketing I Course - 403 (A) Project Work I or Course - 403 (B) Entrepreneurship Development I Course - 404 Comprehensive Viva-Voce D I ID t I o a a { { - { { DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL EDtJCATION a Bachelor in physical Education (B.p.Ed.) a No. ofseat :50 Duration yrs a :2 (4 Semesrery €c-f,dr : so yflir{Rr sisi yrffilc+- a s.f6d frTqTr + Hrffi 3{qqr q=F. cgq fryq + sq i YnftR-+. ftTsTr d s0 yidvlil gi+l qkil a sra-o sqrfu srstril 4s yFdyrd sist €l6d vnfrR-+ fuqr i src+ sqfq eT{sr \E e5q t{rq + sq i so vFilvrd siqt qr6d a vn0fco frrqr t gqa qmo sqrFr .Tpffi +s vfrsrd 3iqi €i6d wtft-s ftTeTr t Hril* a scrfu srqsr e5q r{s-q qs w + sq i vif,fl-d fi sFed ynfrft-+ frrsrT * gf,d sm+. gqrfer a+r qourfno a eqEr 3Tr{oe+Oqo ERr qrq d'd-{+ { nElq/eTEf, rrT.d-q erfl frvqF*erf,q/srfl a ffi+srdq cft.olF*rc+ t w"nF.rm eTq-sr yr{M+( w (t*ra sffi{qR eqf( cR.lsrd vntR-+ trrsrr erqrq-fi +s) +s yfcvm ui*} qkd. eir +.q t o +q frc qd RrsrlT 3rJsrq qRd Fril+., sr{S qrffi/3rq fuerg elil dcil elq o ,iffi + ffi ernqq eqr erd .i*} + a- +r vrfrqn **q qr+rrnq nt s eFL ET O yn '' 'i ss.i ffi + eqvn ..'n uqovrn+z.q.t-*frdG fr"s-sr s'[ + sqffi d ccr lis cfrTFd ql qr+rfr' a t *d ) Paper Subject cc principles ) l0l History, and foundation ofphysical E(fucahon cc-r02 Anatomy and physiology ) cc-103 Health Education and Environmental Studies Ec- Olympic Movement/Officiating and Coaching ) t0t/r02 (Elective) ) PRACTICAL ) PC-l0l PC- t02 ) PC-103 ambV lezim lMarch past (Any of one out of these) Pc-104 Mass Demonstration ) Activities : Kho-Kho// dumbbells/ tipri/ wands / hoop/umbrella ) (Any of one out ofthese) ) ) , ) a D I SEMESTER - II I Paper Subject I CC-201 Yoga Education CC-202 Educational Technology and Methods ofTeaching in Physical Education a CC-203 OrganizationandAdministration a EC Contemporary issues in physical education, fitness 2011202 and wellness/ Sports Nutrition and Weight Management (Elective) t PRACTICAL I Track and Field (Jumping Events) Yoga/Aerobics/Swimming/Gymnastics (Any of the two out of these) I PC-203 Racket Sports : Badminton/Table Tennis/Squash/Tennis (any ofthe two out ofthese) I TEACHING PRACTICE a Teaching Practice (Classroom and outdoor) I SEMESTER-III I CC-3Ol Spons Training I CC-302 Computer Applications in Physical Education CC-303 Sports Psychology and Sociology I liC- Sports Medicine, Physiotherapy and 3011302 Rehabilitation/Cuniculum Design I (Elective) t PRACTICAL I PC-301 TraCk and Field (Throwing Events) PC-302 Combative Sports : Martial Art, Karate, Judo, Fencing, Boxing, a Taekwondo, Wrestling (Any two out of these) a PC-303 Team Games: Baseball, Cricket, Football, Hockey, Softball, Votleyball, Handball, a Basketball, Netball (Any two of these) a TEACHING PRACTICE a TP-301 Teaching Practice (Teaching Lesson Plans for Racket) Sport/Team Games/Indigenous Sports) t ". a SEMESTER_IV I CC-401 Measurement and Evaluation in Physical Education CC-402 KinesiologyandBiomechanics a CC-403 Research and Statistics in Physical Education lD EC- Theory of sports and games (Specifically sports and 4011402 games lr specialization)/Sports Management (Elective) 1r PRACTICAL PC-401 Track and Field/Swimming/Gymnastics (any one out of theses) a Kabaddi/BasketballA{etball/Badminton/Table Tennis/Squash/Tennis (Any one ofout of a these) a t a ) a a I a TEACHING PRACTICE TP-401 Sports Specialization : Coaching Lessons Plans a Track and Field/Swimming/Gymnastics (Any one out of these7 a TP-402 Game Specialization Coaching Lessons: Kabaddi/Kho-Kho/Baseball/Cricket/ Football/Hockey/Softball/Volleyball/Handball/BasketballA.letball/Badminton/Table I Tennis/Squash/Tennis (Any one out ofthese) a o Institute of Tourism & Hotel Management o a B.A. (Vocational) No. of Seats :30 I Duration : 3 years (6 Semesters) Eligibility : Intermediate (10+2) or an equivalent. o Admission : On the basis of merit t Subjects: Travel & Tourism Management with I ( l) llistory ID (2) Either Gen. English or Hindi Language (3) Sociology or Economics I (4) l{astra Gaurav fnd Environment |r Course Structure Semester - I I Subject - Travel & Tourism Management I Course I Tourism Business- I Course 2 Tourism Product- I a History a Course I Political History of India from the earliest times to the Mauryas Course 2 Political History of India from the post Mauryan times to*Iarsha a Sociology a Course 1 Basic Concepts Course 2 Social Environmental a Economics a Course I Micro Economics Course 2 Indian Economics-I I General English rD Course 1 Grammar Course 2 Essay (First five from prescribed book) University Publication No. 101 (A book ofessays) I Rastra Gaurav and Environment 1| Semester -II a Subject - Travel & Tourism Management Course 3 Tourism Business- II I Course 4 Tourism Product- II a a HistorT ) Course 3 Political History oflndia from the Rajputs to the Turkish Conquest Course 4 Political History of India from the Turkish Conquest to the End of Delhi Sultanate I Sociology D Course 3 Indian Sociolory t Course 4 Social Institution Economics I Course 3 Managerial Economics I Course 4 Indian Economics-II General English I Course 3 Translation, Comprehension, Essays & Grammar I Course 4 Essay (Last five from prescribed book) Agra University Publication No. 101 (A book of essays) a Job Training I Semester -lll D Subject - Travel & Tourism Management I Course 5 Tourism Marketing- I Course 6 Tourism Agency, Tour Business & Accommodation- I D Hlstory I Course 5 Political History of India from Babur to Aurangzeb (1562 AD- 1707 AD) Course 6 Political History of India from the (1707 AD-I865 AD) I Sociology I Course 5 Social control Course 6 Social Change D Economics I Course5Money&Banking Course 6 International Economics and World Economic Orsanisation I General English a Course 5 Grammar o Course 6 Short stories I (First five from prescribed book) Agra University Publication No. 103 (Modem short Stories) v. D Job Training I Semester -IV a Subject Travel & Tourism Management I Course 7 Tourism Marketing II I Course 8 Tourism Agency, Tour Business & Accommodation II History D Course 7 Political History of India fiom (1857AD - 1947 AD) I Course 8 Ancient Indian Culturc Sociology a Course 7 Social Research & Survey Research Methodology o Course 8 Research Methodology a t a bt b Economics ) Course 7 Public Finance - I Course 8 Public Finance - II t General English - Course 7 Translation, Application and letter writing a Course 8 Short Stories II (Last five fiom prescribed book) Agra University Publication No. 103 t (Modem Short Stories) t Job Training - Semester -V a Subject - Travel & Tourism Management Course 9 Emerging concepts for Effective Tourism Development a Course 10 Information, Communication, Automation a History Course 9 Medieval Indian Culture a Course l0 Modem Indian Culture t|) Sociolory Course 9 History of Social Thought a Course l0 Sociological Perspective t Economics a Course 9 Economics Analysis - I Course l0 Economice Analysis -I t General English r' I Course 9 Grammar & Writing Skill Course l0 A Treasury of Modem short Plays Agra University publication No. 112 a Job Training a Semester - VI a Subject - Travel & Tourism Management a Course 1 1 Project Report 12 Entrepreneurship Course Development Programme D- a History t Course II A Brief Survey of Modem World from Renaissance to Napoleon Era Course 12 A Brief Survey of Modem World fioml870 AD to 1945 AD I Sociology rD Course 1l Social Disorganization |D Course 12 Major Problem oflndian Society Economics I Course 11 Development Planning & Policies lr Course 12 Planning on India General English I Course 1l Communication Skills a Course 12 Business Communication a a a I t a a a Post Graduate Diploma in Hotel & Tourism Management I No. ofSeats :30 Duration : l years a Eligibility : A bachelor degree (10+2+3) or an equivalent degree (including Medicine, a Technology etc.) in any discipline from a recognized university. OR Those who hold a Bachelor degree under or l0+2+2 system ofeducation before a 1985 or with bridge course. I Admission : On the basis of merit a Course Structure : a Course 101: Paper-I Fundamental ofTourism a |t Course 102: Paper - II Tourism Management & Marketing Concepts t Course 103: Paper - III Travel Management I Course 104: Paper-IV Hotel Management t (burse 105: Paper - V Indian History Culture & Heritage D t (krurse 106: Paper-VI Business English & Communication Skill Job Training Report Project & Viva Voce I I t 4 weeks on Job Training in Mid-Session suitable to the Institute/Industry. I a a a o a a I I I I a a a I a a a I I r|) Department of Computer Science a Master of Computer Application (M.C.A.) a No. of Seats 60 Duration 3 years (6 Semesters) a Eligibility The minimum qualifications for the admission to M. C. A. course shall be: A Bachelor's Degree [B.Sc. (Maths. , Physics / Chemistry / Statistics / Comp. Sc. / a Electronics) Or B.C.A. Or B.Sc. (IT) Or B. Tech.l with 50%o aggregate marks. The selection of candidates shall be made on the basis of written test conducted by a competent authority. a Admission On the basis of meriVTest a COURSE'S STRUCTURE a Each student will be required to complete 5 courses and practical in each semester except the a sixth. a COURSES OF STUDY a FIRST YEAR a Scmester - I Papers: cr- t0 | Introduction to Information Technology I c- t02 . Digital Electronics c- t03 r' Programming Concepts Using 'C' I c- t04 Mathematical Foundations c- t05 Introduction to Management Functions t Practical Based on above subjects rD Semester - II Papers: a c-201 Data Structure Using C/C++ c-202 Computer Organization and Architecture a c-203 Object Oriented Programming Using C++ c-204 Operating Systems t, c-205 Computational Numerical Analysis Practical Based on above subjects a SECONDYEAR a Semester - III Papers: a c-301 Database Management Systems rt c-302 Computer Communication Networks c-303 Theory of Computation lD c-304 Intemet and Web Technology c-305 Optimization Techniques |r Practical Based on above subjects ]r Semester - IV Papers: c-401 Software Engineering a c-402 Distributed Database Management Systems a c-403 Network Progtamming a t r|, t t c-404 Artificial Intelligence a c-405 Analysis and Design of Algorithm ro Practical Based on above subiects I THIRD YEAR a Semester - V Papers: c-50 | Computer Graphics a c-502 Compiler Design t c-s03 Modeling and Simulation Techniques c-504 Artificial Neural Networks a c-505 Digital Image Processing a Practical Based on above subjects a Semester - VI Project a || MASTER OF SCIENCE (COMPUTER SCIENCE) a M.Sc. (C.S.) I No, of Seats :30 I l)uration : 2 years (4 Semesters) a llllglbility : The minimum qualifications for the admission to M.Sc. C.S. course shall be: A Bachelor's Degree [B.Sc. (Maths. , Physics / Chemistry / Statistics / Comp. Sc. / a Eleitronics) Or B.C.A. Or B.Sc. (IT) Or B. Tech.l with 50o/o aggregate marks. The selection of candidates shall be made on the basis of written test conducted bv t competent authority. o Admission : On the basis of merit/Test o Course Structure Each student will be required to complete four courses and practical in each semester. a Course of Stu a First Year o t a a t Semester - 2 Papers a c20l Data Structure Usins C/C++ c202 Operating System t c203 Object Orientied Programming Using C++ t c204 Computational Numerical Analysis t Practical Based on above subiect I t a r._ t a- Second Year |r Semester - 3 Papers I c30l Database Management System c302 Software Engineering a c303 Optimization Technique a c304 Internal and Web Technology Practical Based on above subiect rD rD Semester-4 Pa pers c401 Computer Communication Network I c402 Artifi cial Intellisence a c403 Analysis & Design of Algorithms c404 Computer Craph ics a Practical Based on above subiect |D D tD I No. of Seats 60 l)uration I year (2 Semesters) D Ellgibility Any Graduate Degree from recognized University with mathematics as one D subject in Intermediate (10+2)/BCA/B.So. (IT)/B. Sc.(CS) with 50yo aggregate marks and relaxation of 5%o in marks is permissible for SC/ST candidates. I Admission On the basis of merit D Course Structure o PGDCA I Semester t c-l0l Computer Organization D c-102 Programming Concept in 'C' c- r03 PC Software skills D c- 104 System Analysis & Design '. c- 105 E-Commerce D Practical Based on I 'C' Programming PGDCA II Semester D c-201 DBMS D c-202 Computer Networks c-203 Oriented Programming Object (OOPS) I c-204 Visual Programming I c-20s Operating System l, Practical Based on Data Structure D Usins C++ 2. Major Industrial Project D t , t 'a a t a Bachelor of Engineering Programmes (Effective frorn the Session: 20lGl7\ a . a l Admission: Admission to B.E. first year in I semester and lateral admission in B.E. second year in III a semester (for diploma/B.Sc. (PCM) holder candidates only) will be made as per the rules a prescribed by the UP SEE. t 2. Eligibility for Admissions: ID 2.1. Admission to B.E. First Year through UPSEE: Candidates who have passed Intermediate of U.P. Board or (10+2) standard from other board a with Physics and Mathematics along with any one of Chemistry,tsio-Technology/Computer Science/ Biology are eligible for admission to first year of 4 year B.E. Courses offered by a Institute of Engineering & Technology, Dr B R Ambedkar University, Agra. a 2.2. Admission to B.E. Second Year through Lateral Entry Scheme: a Candidates who have passed 3/4 year Diploma./B.Sc. (PCM) (with minimum 600lo marks) from institutions recognized by the UP. Board ofTechnical Education (in any branch ofEngineering) a /University are eligible for admission to second year, in any branch ofEngineering. I 2.3. Direct admission on vacant seats at institution/college level: a The eligibility criteria for direct admission on seats remaining vacant in first year after entrance a cxamination counselling shall be such as may be notified from time to time by the University. t 3. Attendance: . I 3.1 Every student is required to attend all the lectures, tutorials, practicals and other prescribed cunicular and co-cunicular activities. The attendance can be condoned upto 25% on t medical grounds or for other genuine reasons beyond the control ofstudents. |o J,Z A further relaxation of attendance upto 15% for a student can be given by the Director a provided that he/she has been absent with prior permission of the Director for the reasons a acceptable to him. t J.J No student will be allowed to appear in the enddemester examination if he / she does not satisfy the overall average attendance requirements of Clause Nos. 3.1, and 3.2. and such I candidate(s) shall be treated as having failed and will be further governed by clause no. I 4.2 & 4.3. t 3.4 The attendance shall be counted from the date of admission in the colleee or start of t academic session whichever is later. I 4. Duration of Courses: t 4.1 Total duration of the B.E. Course shall be 4 years, each year comprising of two semesters. Each semester shall normally have teaching for the 90 working days or as |l orescribed bv A.I.C.T.E. from time to time. I a a a rl--- a- a 4.2 A candidate, who has faired twice in first year due to any reason (either due to his/her a non-appearance or he/she being,not permitted to appear in semester examinations) shall not be allowed to continue his/her provid'ed studies. further that if a student *iri", to a continue third time in first year helshe may be allowed on ihe te.ms and conditions laid down. by the University a for such permission, but the maximum time allowed completing for a the course will remain the same as in clause. 4.3 allowed for a candidate admitted in I /III semester (for o holders) for completing the B.E. course shall be 7 (seven) )l ely, I failing which he/she shall not be allowed to continue for I I 5. Curriculumg o 5'l g has been divided into semesters and shall include lectures, inars a and projects etc. in addition to industrial training and defined in the scheme and executive instructions issued by the D time. 5'2 The cuniculum will also o include such other curricular, co-curricular and extra-curricular activities I as may be prescribed by the University from time to time. f (r. Change of Branchi 6' I Changc ofbranch may be D a'owed against the vacant seats in the folrowing stages, provided criteria at following sub clauses is satisfied: D a In first year, after the last date of admission to the B.E. I semester, on the basis of merit entrance of I examination on vacant seat subject to clause 6.2. D 6'2 After change ofbranch, number ofstudents in branch(s) shall neither increase over the t intake i.e. 60 nor it will decrease below 75% of intake. ) 6'3 change of branch facility is not applicable to following:-candidates admitted in ) second year of B.E. courses as per clauses 2.2. 6'4 The change of branch ) if allowed will become efftctive from B.E. Ill semester. 6.5 Further ) change ofbranch shall not be permitted. ) 7. Examination: ) 7 rhe performance of a student 'l in a semester shall be evaluated through continuous class assessment and end semester examination. ) The continuous assessment sha be based on s/viva-voce and attendance. The marks for ) shall be awarded at the end ofthe semester. The :ised of written papers, practical and viva-voce, ) classes and laboratories, project work, design reports or by means ofany combination ) ofthese methoqs. ) ) ) , ) t I 7.2 The distribution of marks for sessional, end semester theory papers, practical and other I examinations, seminar, project, industrial training and general proficiency shall be as I prescribed. I The marks obtained in a subject shall consist of marks allotted in end semester theory I paper, practical examination and sessional work. 1n The minimum pass marks in each theory subject (including sessional marks) shall be t 50% with a minimum of 40% marks in each theory paper in the end semester provision marks in any subject, the minimum pass D examination. Ifthere is no of sessional I marks in that subject shall be 40%o in the end semester examination. t.) The minimum pass marks in a project/practical subject (including sessional marks if any) I shall be 50%. o 7.6 A candidate, in order to pass, must secure 5070 marks in the aggregate in a particular , academic year inclusive ofboth semesters ofthe academic year subjected to conditions as clause 8.2(a). o 7.7 The minimum pass marks in Seminar, Industrial Training and Educational Tour, Viva- o Voce etc shall be 50%. o 7,tl There shall be no pass marks in General Proficiency (G.P.). However, marks of General I Proficiency shall be added in the result. I D 8. l)romotion: - t I tt.t A candidate satisf ing all the requirements under clause 8 shall be promoted to the next academic year of study. o 8.2. (a). A candidate shall be eligible for provisional promotion to the next academic year of o study provided : (i) He/She fails to satisfy the requirements of clause 7 .4,7 .5 and 7.7 in not more than 4 o theory subject and 2 practicaU project subjects on the basis of combined result ofboth a semester examinations of a oarticular academic vear. : o (ii) He/she fails to satisfu the requirements of clause 7 .4,7 .5 and7.7 (lheory andlor a practical/ project subjects) in not more than 3 theory subjects and 2 practical/project subjects in addition he/she fails to satisfu requirement ofclause 7.6 (aggregate marks) in o the combined result ofboth semester examinations ofa particular academic year. In such a a case aggregate marks shall be treated as one theory subject. f 8.2 (b)lf a candidate satisfies the requirement of clauses 7.4,7.5 & 7.7 but fails to satisfy the requirement of clause 7.6,helshe shalt be eligible for provisional promotion with carry over. I He/she may choose upto a maximum of any four theory papers of that particular academic o year as per his/her choice to pass the examination ofthat year. 8.3 All other candidates who do not satisfu conditions laid down in clause 8 shall be declared fail t and shall be required to repeat the whole academic year after taking re-admission. This o lacility is, however, subject to the time limits stipulated in clause-4. ! t a "a a a a 9. Carryover System; 9.1 (a) A candidate who satisfies the requirements of clause 8.2 (a) will be required to appear a in those theory papers / practical in which he/she failed. (b) A candidate satisfying clause 8.2 (b) shatt be required Jo exercise his/her choice upto a a maximum offour theory papers in which heishe desires to appear in the examination to -.,4 fulfill the requirements ofclause 7.6. He/she shall inform the college about his/her choice within 15 days after the start ofnew session. a 9.2 The highest marks secured in any subject in various attempts (end semester and carryover a examinations) shall be considered. a l0 Ex-studentship: 10.1 A candidate opting for ex-studentship shall be required to appear in all the theory & a practical subjects in the end semester examinations of both semesters of the same a academic year. However, the marks pertaining to Sessional, Industrial Training, Seminar and General Proficiency shall remain the same as those secured earlier. a 10.2 A candidate opting for ex-studentship shall be required to apply to the college by a paying only examination fee within l5 days from the start ofnew session. I 11. Re-admission in the Institution/ College:* a a A candidate may be allowed for re-admission provided he/she satisfies one of the following conditions: a il.1 A candidate. is declared fail. a I ll.2 A candidate did not appear in a semester examination / or he/she was not granted a permission to appear in the examination. I I1.3 A candidate has been detained by the institute and subsequently has been permitted to t take re-admission. I 11.4 A candidate as an ex-student passed the examination of the academic year or qualified t for carryover system. }J a 11.5 A candidate promoted with carry over subjects and he/she opted for readmission. a 12. Unfair means : Cases ofunfair means shall be dealt as per the rules ofthe University Act ifany in t prevalence t 13. Award of Sessional Marks: * J Sessional marks for theory subjects, practical and project shall be awarded as J Follows: J (a) Theorv Subiects . (D Class test which will comprise 670/o two mid-term tests of equal weightage t (ii) Teacher Assessment Tutorial/AssignmenV Quizzes 20Vo, Attendance l3% t t I ) I I (b) Practical I (D Two mid-term viva-voce/tests ofequal weightage 50% I (ii) Teacher Assessment Lab, Record 257o Attendance 25V;o I (c) Make-up test may be held only for those students who could not appear in any one of a rld+".- ciass tests due to genuine reasons for which the prior pension from the Director of the Institute was taken. Make test shall ordinarily be held about two weeks before the I semester examination. The syllabus for the make-up test shall be the whole syllabus covered I by the teacher upto that time. It 14, Award of General Proficiency Marks at Institution/College level : o 14. I The marks in General Proficiency shall be awarded on the following basis: a l. Co- cunicular & Extra-curricular activities (Games, Sports, Cultural and Literary a activities etc.) 60% [to be awarded by the Officer-Incharge, Extra- cunicular activities] o 2. Discipline (lnside and outside Institution/college campus) 40% [to be awarded by the a Offi cer Incharge, DisciPlinel I 14.2 The marks of General Proficiency will be compiled by the Head of Institution/College or a his/her nominee. I | 5. Award of seminar Industrial Training, Educational Tour Marks at Institution/college |l lcvel: I I tour marks shall be awarded I | 5. I The marks of Seminar, Industrial Training, Educational a on the followine basis: a (i) Write-up / Report 50% a (ii) Presentation 50%o a t5.2 The marks in Seminar, Industrial Training and Educational Tour shall be awarded by a a committee consisting of following members: a (i) Head of the Department or his/her nominee. a (ii) Concemed Officer - Incharge. o (iiD Any Faculty Member of the department nominated by the Director 16 Results: a 16.1 The result ofa candidate shall be declared on the basis of performance ofboth semesters of a the same academic year. However, a final year student, who is not permitted in any one of the D final year semester examinations due to shortage of attendance, will be permitted in that t a t t D t t a particular semester of the next academic session to study its lt rrHltlt J \litrh' l ltrl II(,l ll ll tt J semester examination. l6'2 Result ofthe final year shalr be declared on the basis uIw.r'kirrg,rr ( j irrrrrr r.rrrr rrv rrrrtriril marks of all the years of study in the following ways: (a) J For candidates admitted to B.E. course as per clause 2.1 & 2.3 ,j I Year 20% of aggregate marks J II Year 40% of aggregate marks III Year 60% ofaggregate marks a: IV Year 100% of aggregate marks a' (b) Candidates admitted in III semester of B.E. course as per clausc 2.2 I II Year 40o% of aggregate marks €\ III Year 60% ofaggregate marks J lV Year 100% ofaggregate marks 17. Award of Division : .t\ t7.l The division shall be awarded on the basis offinal year result. t7.2 If a candidate passes all examinations and secures 50o% or more marks but less a rhan 60ok marks, he/she shall be placed in SECOND DIVISION. 17.3 If a candidate a passes all examinations and secures 600% or more marks. he/she shall be placed in FIRST DIVISION. a 17 '4 If a'candidate passes all examinations in first attempt without grace and secures \J 75Yo or more marks, he/she shall be placed in FIRST DIVIsroN wrrH HoNouRS. .j 18. Cancellation of Admission: The admission of a student at any stage ofstudy shall be cancelled if: (i) He / She is not found qualified as per ArcrE / state Govemment norms and guidelines or the eligibility criteria prescribed by the University (ii) found r,roarbl" to complete the course within the stipulated time as : DrescnbedI_"^/^lh" f in clause 4.2 ; (iiD He ,z She is found involved in creating indiscipline in the Institution / college or m the University. 19' The Academic Council shall have the power to relax any provision provided in the ordinance in any specific matter/situation subject to the approval of Executive Council ofthe Universitv & such decision(s) shall be reported to the Vice-Chancellor ofthe Universitv. : Bachelor of Engineering (Computer Sc. & Engineering) ) No. of Seats : 60 in each branch Duration : 8 Semesters Semester I . ) CSE-IOIT Mathematics - I CSE-102T Physics I D CSE-103T EngineeringDrawing D CSE-104T Basic Electrical & Electronics Engineering CSE-105T CommunicativeEnglish D D Semester II CSE-201T Mathematics - II I CSE-202T Physics II CSE-203T Programming & Computing ( C& UNIX) I CSE-204T WorkshopConceps I CSE-205T Chemistry I t Semester III CSE-301T Mathematics - III I CSE-302T Thermodynamics D CSE-303T EngineeringMechanics CSE-304T DataStructures ) CSIt-305T Digital Electronics & Logic Design ) Semester IV ) CSE-401T lndrtstrialEconomics CSE-402T Object Oriented Programming ( Using C+ & JAVA) ) CSE-403T ComputerOrganization I CSE-404T OperatingSystems t CSE-405T DiscreteMathematics Semester V I CSE-501T Data Base Management System |, CSE-502T Design & Analysis of Algorithms CSE-503T Microprocessors I CSE-504T Theory of Computation t CSE-505T MathematicsElectiYe ID Semester VI CSE-601T CompilerDesign I CSE-602T ComputerNetworks I CSE-603T SoftwareEngineering CSE-604T ProfessionalCommunication I CSE-605T MathematicsElective CSE-606T Departmental Elective - I t Semester VII t CSE-701T IndustrialManagement rD CSE-702T ComputerGraphics CSE-703T DepartmentalElective a CSE-704T DepartmentalElective a a ) D a I Semester VIII CSE-801T Cryptography and Network Security t CSE-802T Wireless & Mobile Computing t CSE-803T AdvanceComputerArchitecture I CSE-804T DepartmentalElective I Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical Engineering) I Semester I ME-l0lT Chemistry I I ME-l02T Basic Electronics & Electrical Engg. ME-103T Mathematics - I I ME-104T Physics I a ME- l05T Workshop Concepts o Semester II ME-201T Communicative English I ME-202T Programming & Computing a ME-203T Mathematics - II t l\4tj-204T Physics - II D Semester III Mli-30lT EngineeringMechanics ) Mli-302T Thermodynamics Mli -303T D Mathematics Mli -304T Mechanical Design & Drawing I ME -305T Basic Solid Mechanics D Semester IV D ME -401T Industrial Management ME -402T Kinematics and Mechanism , ME -403T Basic Fluid Mechanics & Rate processes t ME -404T Materials & Mechanical Metrology ME -405T Advanced Solid Mechanics ," . D Semester V D M li -501T Chemistry -IllDiscrete Mathematic MII -502T D Dynamics of Machines & Vibrations Mli -503T Advanced Fluid Mech. D Mli -504T l.C. Engine, Steam & Nuclear Power D Semester VI D ME -601T Heat Transfer ME -602T Production Processes D ME -603T Design of Machine Elements ME-604T ProfessionalCommunication D MFI -605T Departmental Elective ) , ) I a a t Semester VII a MIl -7017 Industrial Economics ME -7027 Computer Aided Manufacturing (t ME -7037 Refrigeratioh & Air Conditioning a ME -7047 Industrial Management & Production System a Semester VIII MIt -8017 Measurement and Controls {D M It -8027 Thermal Turbo-machinery & Compressible Flow {D MIt -8037 Computer Aided Design ME -8047 Departmental Electivell i, Bachelor of Engineering (Electronics & Communication Engineering) a Semester I a li(lli-101T Mathematics I li('l: -102T Physics l. a li('lr -103T Engineering Drawing a li('li - l04I Basic Electronics & Electrical Engg I i( 'll -105T Communicative English a Scnrcster II a l('li -201'l Mathematics - II o li('li -202l Physics - II lr('li-203 l Programming & Computing (c&Unix) ! lr( 'li -204'l Workshop Concepts {D li('li-205f ChetnistryJ o Semcster III lr('ll -301T Mathematics - III o li('ll-302T Thermodynamics o li('li-303T EngineeringMechanics li(lli -304T Analog Electronics o li(lli -305T Network Analysis and Synthesis o Scmester IV a l('li -401 1 Industrial Economrcs li('ll -402T Digital Electronics o lr( 'li -403'l Electrical Machine o l1( 'li -404'l Electromagnetic Theory a l1( 'l' -405'l Discrete Mathematics Scmcster V o l( li -5()l'l Electronics Circuit I li('lt -502T Signal & System li('l: -503T Measurement & Instrumentation. o li('li-504'f Microprocessor D li('li -505T Electrical Engineering Material a a a ,- ) D t Semester VI t ECE -601T Automatic Control System ECE -602T Analog Integrated Circuit I ECE -603T Communication System I ECE -604T Antenna and Microwave Engg. o ECE-605T ProfessionalCommunication Semester \rII I ECE -701T Industrial Management I ECE -702T Digital Communication ECE -703T Data Communication t ECE -704T Digital Signal Processing Semester \rIII I ECE -801T Wireless and Mobile Communication a ECE -802T Optical Communication ECE -803T VLSI Design and Technology a ECE-804T DepartmentalElective-Il I a D D D D I t D , t I D t D D I I D D I t I D ! I a I LALIT KALA SANSTHAN I Bachelor of Fine Arts (painting.l No. of Seats :20 I Duration : 4 Year (8 semesters) Eligibility : 10 + 2 a or Equi valent-with 45o/o marks (40% for SC/ST) Admission : Based on written test, academic recordand intervieil portfolio/ performance. D course structure: BFA Foundation (I year) D Semester I I Course-I Theory : Language Hindi Course-Il Theory : Theory ofFundamental of Art-I t Course-III Practical : Drawing a Course-IV Practical : Design 2D -I Course-V Practical Design 3D -I a Course-Vl Practical : Print Making -I D Semester II Course-VII Theory Language English t Course-VIII Theory Study of Indian Painting (pre-History tol850 A.D.) D Course-IX Practical Color Course-X ) Practical Design 2D -II Course-Xl Practical Design 3D -II ) Course-XII Practical Print Making -II ) Scmester III I ) Course-I Theory Study Material and Methods-I Course-Il Theory Art History (ndian) ) Course-III Practical Drawing -I Course-IV ) Practical Pictorial Composition -I Course-V Practical Porhait -I ) Course-VI Practical Elective (Landscape) ) Semester IV ) Course-VII Theory Study Marerial and Methdti_Il Course-VIII Theory Art History (Westem) ) Course-IX Practical Drawing -II Course-X Practical ) Pictorial Composition -II Course-Xl Practical Portrait -II ) Course-XII Practical Elective (Still Life) ) Semester -V ) Course-I Theory Indian Art and Aesthetics -I Course-Il Theory Westem Art and Aesthetics -I ) Course-III Practical : Drawing -I Course-IV Practical : I Portrait -I Course-V Practical Pictorial Composition -I I Course-VI Practical : Elective (Landscape) I I b t Semester-VI Course-VII Theory Indian Art and Aesthetics -II a Course-VIII Theory ' Westem Art and Aesthetics -II ID Course-IX Practical Drawing -II I Course-X Practical Portrait -II I Course-Xl Practical Pictorial Composition -II I Course-XII Practical Elective (Still Life) I Semester-VII Course-I Theory Indian Modern and Contemporary Art -I I Course-II Theory Westem Modern Art -I a Course-III Practical Drawing -I Course-IV Practical Pictorial Composition-I I Course-V Practical Portrait -I D Course-Vl Practical Elective (Landscape) I Scmester - VIII (burse-VII Theory Indian Modern and Contemporary Art -II D ('ourse-VIII Theory Western Modem Art -II D ('ourse-lX Practical Drawing -II ('oursc-X Practical Pictorial Composition-II I ('ourse-XI Practical Portrait -II D Clourse-XII Practigal Elective (Still Life) I Department of Applied Art I Bachelor of Fine Arts (Apptied Art) a No. of Seats : 20 o Duration z 4Year (8 semesters) I Eligibility : 10 + 2 or Equivalent with 45% marks ( 40% for SC/ST) t Admission : Based on written test, academic recor!. and interview/ portfolio/ performance. I Course Structure: I llFA Foundation (I Year) t Scmester I D Course-I Theory Language Hindi Course-II Theory Theory of Fundamental of Art-I I Course-III Practical Drawing Course-IV Practical Design 2D -I I Course-V Practical Design 3D -I I Course-Vl Practical : Pdnt Making -I t I D I a t b Semester II I Course-VII Theory Language English Course-Vl Theory: Study of Indian Painting (Pre-History to1850 A.D.) a Course-IX Practical ' Colour I Course-X Practical Design 2D -II Course-Xl Practical Design 3D -II a Course-XII Practical Print Making -II I Semester-III Course-I Theory History of Art and Design Aesthetic-I I Course-II Theory Advertising Art and Ideas-I I Course- III Practical Drawing & Lettering -I Course- IV Practical Indoor Advertising-I I Course- V Practical Outdoor Advertising-I o Course- VI Practical Photography/ Packaging/ Computer Graphic-I Semester-IV t Course-Vll Theory History of Art and Design Aesthetic-Il D Course-VIII Theory Advertising Art and Ideas-II Course-IX Practical Drawing & Lettering -II t Course -X Practical Indoor Advertising-II D (burse -XI Practical Outdoor Advertising-II ('ourse -XII Practical Photography/ D Packaging/Computer Graphic-Il ) Scmcster-V Oourse -I Theory History of Visual Communication and photography-I D Course-Il Theory r Advertising Art and Ideas and Communication-I Course -III Practical Drawing D & Illustration-I Course -IV Practical Indoor Advertising-I I Course -V Practical Outdoor Advertising-I Course -VI Practical Photography/ Packaging/ Computer Graphic-I D Semester-VI D Course-Vll Theory History of Visual Communication and photography-Il Course-VIII Theory Advertising Art and Ideas and Communication-Il D Course-IX Practical Drawing & Illustration-Il ) Course -X Practical IndoorAdvertising-Il r' Course -XI Practica Outdoor Advertising-II ) Course -XII Practical Photography/ Packaging/Computer Graphic-Il , Semester-VII Course-I Theory History of Art, Design and Computer graphics-I D Course -II Theory Visual Communication and Media-I Course -III Practical D Drawing & Illustration-I Course -IV Practical Indoor Advertising-I I Course -V Practical Outdoor Advertising-I t Course -VI Practical Photography/ Packaging/ Computer Graphic-I D , t ) ) ) , t Semester-VIII ) Course-VII Theory History of Art, Design and Computer graphics-Il I Course-VIII Theory '' Visual Communication and Media-II ) Course-IX Practical Drawing & Illushation-Il Course -X Practical Indoor Advertising-Il ) Course -XI Practical Outdoor Advertising-Il ) Course -XII Practical Photography/ Packaging/Computer Graphic-Il ) ) Bachelor of Fine Arts (Sculpture) ) No, of Seats :20 ) Duration : 4 Year (8 semesters) Eligibility : 10 + 2 or Equivalent with 4S%o marks ( 40% for SC/ST) ) Admission : Based on written test, academic record and intervie portfolio/ performance. ) Course Structu re: ) BFA Foundation (I Year) Scmester I ) (lourse-I Theory Language Hindi (lourse-lI ) Theory Theory of Fundamental of Art-I (krurse-lII Practical Drawing ) (burse-lV Practical Design 2D -I ) Course-V Practical , Design 3D -I (lourse-VI Practical Print Making -I ) Semester II Course-VII Theory Language English ) Course-VIII Theory Study of Indian Painting (Pre-History tol850 A.D) ) Course-IX Practical Colour Course-X Practical Design 2D -II ) Course-XI Practical Design 3D -II Course-XII Practical Print ) Making -II Semester -III ?- ) Course-I Theory Material & Method -I Oourse-II Theory Art History (ndian) ) CourselII Practical Drawing - I ) Course-IV Practical Composition & Life Sh:dy (portrait) - I Course-V Practical Wood Carving - I ) Course-VI Practical Terracotta & Landscape - I t Semester -IV ) Course - VII Theory Material & Method Course-VlII Theory Art History (Westem) ) Course-IX Practical Drawing - II Course-X ) Practical Composition & Life Study (portrait) - il Course-XI Practical Wood Carving - II I Course-XII Practical Terracotta & Landscape - II I I I Scmester -V ('ourse-I Theory Indian Art & Aesthetics - I I ()ourse-II Theory Westem Art & Aesthetics -I - (irurse-III Practical Composition & Life study (Portrait / Torso) -I Course-IV Practical Stone Carving(Only display) -I I C'ourse-V Practical Metal Casting & Fabrication - I I Course-VI Practical Drawing&Landscape-I I Scmcster - VI ('ourse-VII Theory Indiar Art & Aesthetics -II - (\rurse-VIII Theory Western Art & Aesthetics - II t (lourse-IX Practical Composition & Life study (Portrait /Torso) -II ('ourse-X Practical Stone Carving ( Only display) - II rt ('ourse-X Practical Metal Casting & Fabrication - II I ( irurse-VI Practical Drawing & Landscape -II I Somcster-VII ('ourse-l Theory Indian Modem & Contemporary Art-I .l ('uurso-ll Theory Western Modem Art -I a ( 'ourso - III Practical Composition and Sculptual Design - I ( 'ourso - IV Practical Metal Casting / Stone Carving - I I ( \)urso -- V Practical Sculpture in Modem Media - I ('r)urso - VI Practical Drawing and Outdoor sculpture - I I (monumental outdoor sculpture) t Scntostcr-VIII ' (irursc-Vll Theory Indian Modern & Contemporary Art - II t ('ourse-VlII Theory Western Modem Art - II t Course-VII Practical Composition and Sculptural Design - II Course-VIII Practical Metal Casting / Stone Carving - II a Course-IX Practical Sculpture in Modern Media - II rt Course-IX Practical Drawing and Outdoor sculpture -II a (Monumental outdoor sculpture) I o a a I I o I a a o a a a I a Masters of Fine Arts (Painting) a No. of Seats :20 .l Duration : 2 Years (4 sernesters) Eligibility : Bachelor's Degree with 55% marks ( 50% for SC/ST) in BFA in respective a discipline or equivalent. a Admission : Based on written test, academic record and interview/ portfolio/ performance. a a COURSE STRUCTURE a First Semester Paper- I Philosophy ofArt J a Paper- II Modem Art (Indian & Westem)-I o Paper- III Main Practical and Advanced Drawing a Paper- IV Seminar Sccond Semester a Paper- V Philosophy of Art-II a I)apcr- VI Modern Art (Indian & Westem)-Il Ituper- VII Main Practical a l)aper- Vlll Display and Project ll Third Semester r a Paper -l History ofOriental Art (China) o Paper-ll Main Practical a Paper -IIl Display and Project (Practical) a Fourth Semester Paper - IV History of Oriental Art (Persia and Japan) J Paper-V Dissertationandviva-voce(practical) I Paper-VI Elective(Photography/Mural)(Practical) a a .l I tf ,f ,l .l I J J .t I) I Masters of Fine Arts (Applied Art) D I No. of Seats : 20 Duration : 2 Years (4 semesters) I Eligibility : Bachelor's Degree with 55% marks ( 50% for SC/ST) in BFA in respective discipline or equivalent. I academic record and interview/ portfolio/ performance. I Admission : Based on written test, Course Structure: I Semester-I a Course -I Theory Indian Art & Aesthetics-I Course -II Theory Advertising foundation and dimensions-I I Course-III Practical Advertising Visualization & Planning, Display & Viva-Voce-I a Course-IV Practical Field work & Report-I I Semester-II Course -V Theory Indian Art & Aesthetics-Il a Course -VI Theory Adverlising foundation and dimensions-Il I Course-VII Practical Advertising Visualization & Planning, Display & Viva Voce- II a Course-VIII Practical Field work & Report-Il Scmcster-III I (llurse -I Theory Modem Advertising Communication Process-I a Course -ll Practical Advertising Visualization & Planning, Display & Viva Voce-I Course-III Practictil Seminar & Report ID Semester-IV a Course - IV Theory Modern AdvertiSing Communication Process-II a Course-V Practical Dissertation & Viva-Voce Course-Vl Practical Advertising Visualization & Planning, a Viva-Voce &Training-Il a Display & a a a rt rt I -tD il a a -a a t) DAU DAYAL INSTITUTE OF VOCATIONAL EDUCATION I Institute is running the following Courses: Vocational Courses- UGC Sponsored I (i) B.Com. (Vocational) I (ii) B.Sc. (Vocational) I I B.Com. & B.Sc. (Vocational) I No, ofSeats:60 in each course a Duration: 3 years (6 Semesters) t Eligibilify: Intermediate (10+2) with appropriate subjects or an equivalent. a B.Com. (Voc.) t 0) Advertising, Sales Promotion & Sales Management 0l) BusinessAdministration D (lll) Applied Business Economrcs I (lv) Rastra Gaurav (v) EnvironmentalStudies ) D ll,Sc. (Voc.) Compiter Application with: (D Instrumentation I (ii) Mathematics (iii) Rastra D Gaurav I (iv) Environmental Studies B.Sc. (Voc.) Instrurnentation with: I (D ComputerApplication I (ii) Mathematics (iii) Rastra Gaurav D (iv) Environmental Studies D B.Sc. (Voc.) Optical Instrurnentation with: , (D ComputerApplication I (ii) Mathematics (iii) Rastra Gaurav ) (iv) EnvironmentalStudies D D I I , D I ) a a a B.Com. (Vocational) t Course Structure: a Semester I a Subjects: Advertising I Course- I Marketing Communication- 1 Course -2 Retail Management t Business Administration ID Course- I Principles of Management- I Course Materials || -2 Management and Stores Control Applied Business Economics a Course- I Statistical Methods- I a Course -2 Business Economics- I I Semester II Subjects: Advertising a (lourse- 3 Advertising ('ourse -4 Retail Market Strategy t lluslncss Administration I ('ourse- 3 Personal Management ('ourse -4 Business Law I Applled Business Economics I Course- 3 Statistical Methods- II t Course -4 Indian Financial Svstem ! Semester III O Subjects: Advertising Course- 5 Advertising Media o Course -6 Merchandise Manasement Business Administration o Course- 5 Financial Account D Clourse -6 Management Information System Applied Business Economics I ('ourse- 5 Business Economics t Course -6 Business Finance- I a Semester IV I Subjects: Advertising Course- 7 Personal Selling and Salesmanship D Course -8 Retail Store Manasement o Business Administration Course- 7 Commercial Arithmetic- I o Course -8 Commercial Arithmetic- II o o o o Applicd Business Econornics ('ourse- 7 Emerging Issued oflndustry (irurse -8 Business Finance- II Semester V Subjects: Advertising rD ('ourse- 9 Management of the Sales force (lourse a -10 Legal and Ethical Issues in Retailins llusiness Administration - ('ourse- 9 Management Accounting I (lourse -10 Govemment & Business Applied Business Economics t C'ourse-9 ResearchMethodologicalManagement t, Course -10 Public Finance t Semester VI Subjccts: Advertising a ('ourse- | I Major Project based on Entrepreneurship Development Course _12 a li ntroprcneursh ip Development llusincss Administration o ('oursc- ll Company Accounts ('orlrsc t -12 Government of Busrness Appllod Business Economics o ('uursc- 9 Statistical Methods- III t ( 'oursc l0 Financial Management i o B. Sc. (Vocational) a Course Structure: Semester I a Subjects: Computer Application o Course-l FundamentalsofComputers Course -2 Programming Concept using C D l,ab I: Computer Application (Based on above subiects) D I nstrumentation Course- | Instrument Mechanism t Course -2 Metrology Lab l: Mechanical Instrumentation Lab I Optical Instrumentation D Course- I Geometrical optics and optical components Course D -2 Wave Optics Lab I: I Basic experiments and measurements in oDtics Mathematics I Course-l Algebra,Matrices,Trigonometry D Course -2 Differential Calculus &Real Analysis t ) t hnerter II lubloctr: Computer Application Couno- 3 Operating System cource -4 Data Structufe Llb II: Computer Application (Based on above subjects) On Job Training - I Inttrumentation Course- 3 Mechanical Measurements Coursc 4 Basic Electronics Lab ll: Electronics Lab On Job Training - I Optlcal Instrumentation Course- 3 Optical Workshop Technology Course -4 Optomechanical Design& Tutorials Lab II: Engineering Drawing and Mechanical /Basic optical workshop Report: On the j ob training - I Mrthematics Coursc- 3 Integral calculus and Differential equations Courso -4 Co-ordinate Geometry of Three Dimension and Vector Calculus troundatlon Course Scmegter III Subloctr: Compute; Application Coursc- 5 DB$S- I (Data Base Management System- I) Coursc -6 OOP's using 'C++' Lab III: Computer Application @ased on above subjects) Inrtrumentation Course- 5 Digital Electronics Course-6 Microprocessor Lab III: Digital and Microprocessor Lab Optlcal Instrumentation Course- 5 Light source and illumination Engineering. Course -6 Basic Optical Instruments p r Lab III: Optical workshop and mini project Mathematics Course- 5 Mathematical Statistics Course -6 Numerical Analysis Semester IV Subjects: Computer Application Course- 7 DBMS- II(Data Base Management System- II) Course -8 System Analysis & Design Lab IV: Computer Application @ased on above subjects) On Job Trainins - II D I I Instrumentation Course- 7 Optical Instrumentation Course -8 Vacuum Instrumentation Lab IV: Optics and Vacuum lab ) On Job Training - II D Optical Instrumentation Course- 7 Projection and photographic optics D Course -8 Ophthalmic Optics & Optical Metrology Lab IV: photographic processing D Ophthalmic optics and Report: On thejob training- II I Msthematics Course- 7 Mechanics I Course t -8 Complex Analysis and Integral Transforms Semester V , Subjects: Computer Application ) Course- 9 Computer Network Course -10 V86.0 (Visual Basic programming) t Lab V: Computer Application (Based on above subjects) ) Instrumentation Course- 9 Transducers and Signal Conditioning ) ('ourse -10 Instrumentation Systems ) l,ab V: Transducers and Biomedical Lab Opllcal Instrumentgtion ) (lturse- 9 Lasers and Advanced Instrumentation t (lourse- l0 Fiber Optics and Optoelectronics Instrumentation Lab V: Advance optical Instruments Lab ) Mnthematics partial ) Course- 9 Hydro Dynamics and Differential Equations Course-10 Mathematical programming ) Semester VI ) Subjects: Computer Application ? . t Course- ll Major Project C'ourse -12 Management Information System ) lnstrumentation ) Course- ll Major Project Course-12 EntrepreneurshipDevelopment ) Optical Instrumentation ) Course- ll Major Project production Course -12 Quality control planning, prospects and ) [intrepreneurship Development ) Mathematics Course- ll Project Viva ) Course -12 Graph Theorv I b i I UNIVERSITY COMPUTER CENTRE a KHANDARI, CAMPUS AGRA rD ORDINANCES a for tr Advance Dinloma in Information Technolosv (ADIT) I 1.0 ELIGIBILITY: A bachelor degree (t0+2+3) or ar equivalent degree (including Medicine Technology etc.) in |l any discipline from a recognized university. I ADN{ISSION PROCEDURE : a Admission to the programme shall be provided through the Entrance Test/Merit as decided a by the University. 3.0 DURATION OF COURSE : I (a) The duration ofcourse will be ofone year spreading over two semesters. (b) The maximum period a allowed to a candidate for successful completion ofcourse will I be two years from the date of admission. I 4.0 EXAMINATION: Generally 50Yo paper setters/examiners shall be internal and 50%o external Each paper will be of three hou! t duration in the term/end semester examination The marks allottei for each paper shall be as follows. D (i) Term end examination 50 Marks ( ii) Intemal Assessment I 50 Marks o The minimum pass marks in the term end examination in each paper (including practical and a project viva-voce) will be 40o%. However, to clear the semester the candidate has to obtain atleast 50olo marks aggregate in the semester concern. I The answer books of mid term examination shall be shown to the examinees by the teacher concemed. The answer books of term/end examination will be deposited to tle universiw t for evaluation as per norns. t ..,. 5.1 The candidate will be promoted in the next semester even if he/she fails in the semester t concemed. The candidate can reappear in the back paper (s) of the concemed semester with , odd,/ even semester respectively. D 5.2 A candidate can re-appear in back paper (s) examination subject to a maximum of two aftempt. D 5.3 If a candidate fails to maintain 50% marks in aggregate in the semester concemed but has I attained minimum 40Yo marks in each individual paper (s) then the candidate shall have to I appear again in the papers ofhis/her choice or in all the papers ofthe semester concerned and the marks so obtained by appearing in such cases will be final for that semester. , 5.4 However the University has the right to conduct a special examination for back paper (s) at D suitable time in the interest of students if it deems fit. t D I t t I semester. It shall be based 6.1 There shall be an intemal Assessment for the candidates in each f tesVassignment on class Attendance/seminar(s) presentatiorVgeneral performance /Mid Term D G). All the assignment (si will be submitted by the candidates in his/her own handwriting/typed. ihe distribution of marks for intemal assessment will be as follows. D Two Mid-Term Examination of 10 marks each 20 Marks I Assignment (s) 10 Marks Seminar/presentation (s) 10 Marks D l0 Marks I Attendance Studentswhofailtoappearinmidsemesterexaminationundertheunavoidable of tht I circumstances beyond the control of the candidate, will be allowed by the Head be made Computer Centre to reappear in a special Mid Term Test but their assessment will O out of 6 marks instead of 10. o and one practical exam 7.1 First semester will consist of three papers based on the syllabi of 50 Marks a carrying 100 marks. Each theory papei will carry term e11/e$ semester exam and Intirnal assessment of 50 mirks for each subject in the First Semester. First Semester o practical exam will be conducted by the Intemal teapher only' a one practical exam carrying 7.2 Second semester will consists of three paper based on the syllabi, the candidate o 100 marks and viva-voce of 200 marks based on project work carried out by s€mester €xam of 50 marks and during the course each theory paper-Marks will carry term exam'/end I an iriernal Assessment of 5b for each subject in the Second Semester. Second the External examiner in D semester practical exam and Project viva will be conducted by I collaboratiori with Intemal Teacher. fails to fulfill 8.I A candidate will not be allowed to take the term/end semester exam if he/she I 75Vo attendance in each semester. marks obtained in First & 9.1 The candidate will be awarded, Division on the basis of aggregate a in the Second Semester. otherwise a candidate will be declared Pass or Fail or RE a concemed papers in the semester concemed. a t0.l GENERAL permission a Student who absents himself for a period of more-than two weeks without any rolls. a from the Head of the Computer Centre, his/her na."me will be struck off from the t The following methods will be adopted to develop candidates interpersonal skills. a (a) Class lectures for theoretical knowledge. (b) IndividualPresentations. It (c) Personalitydevelopmentsesslons. |r (d) Case studies. (e) Providingassignments. I Guest lectures bY the exPerts. a (f) a a a a D ) D Advance Diploma in Information Technolosv (ADIT) D D No. of Seats : 30 D Duration : 2 Semester ELIGIBILITY : A bachelor degree (10+2+3) or an equivalent degree (including Medicine D Technology etc.) in any discipline from a recognized university. D D Course Structure I I Semester I t.l Computer Fundamental , t.2 Office Automation t.3 [r-Commerce ) 1,4 Programming in C++ t D ll Scmester I 2.I. I)BMS 2.2 Networks D 2.1 Internet D I t t t t t D D D D D D f t D I D I ) DEEN DAYAL UPADHYAY INSTITUTE OF RURAL MANAGEMENT ) t Master of Human Resource Management (NIHRM) I No. Seats : 60 Duration : 4 Semesters D Eligibility : I A candidate who has obtained Bachelor degree ofthe University of l0+2+3 or l0+2+4 or any other University recognized for the purpose by the Executive council ofthe Universitv. has completed I a regular course ofstudy in an affiliated college for one academic year shall be admifted to the previous examination for the degree of Master of Human Resource Manasement t (MHRM). 'l'he examination shall partly be by means of papers (60%) and partly be intemal evaluation a (40o/o) 'l'he course of a study shall consists of the following papers : D I Somcster I I lll-- t0 | General Management Concept D I ltt - t02 Managerial Economics iltr -r03 Organisational Behaviour D Iil{ -t04 Quantitative Techniques lll{-r0s Seminar Presentations D Based on Fietd Work t ll Scmester : t lR-201 Labour Legislations in India , llR--:202 Research Methodology HR-203 Indian Economic Environment and Plannins t HR-204 Personnel Management and Industrial Relaions D HR-205 Case Study Presentations D III Semester : , HR-301 Human Resource Development HR-302 Business Communication e ) HR-303 Corporate Compensation and Training D ilR-304 Organisational Structure and Design lV Semester : ) ) llR---401 Emerging Trends in HR and Management Information System ) HR---402 Organisational Development and Change HR--403 Entrepreneurship Development ) I-tR---404 Viva-Voce Based on Prject Work Report I ) ) ) ) I Post Graduate Diploma in Disaster Nfanagement No. of Seats : 30 Duration : 2 Semestets Eligibility: A candidate who has obtained Bachelor degree ofthe University of 10+2+3 or 10+2+4 or any other u,niversity recogrized for the purpose by the Executive council ofthe University of study in an affiliated college for one academic year shall be admitted to the previous examination for the Post Graduate Diploma in Disaster Management. The course of study shall consists ofthe following papers : I Semester PGDDM-IOI Concept of Disaster Management PGDDM-102 PGDDM-I03 n PGDDM-I04 PGDDM-105 Field Work lI Semester PGDDM-2OI Disaster Management in India PGDDM-202 Planning in Disaster Management PGDDM-203 i Quantitative Techniques in Disaster D Management PGDDM-204 Disaster Management & t Rehabilitation Work t PGDDM-205 Field Work & Project Report D D D I' tD ) b I D D ) ) ) ) ) Department of Pharmacy D DR. B. R Ambedkar University, Agra D ABOUT THE DEPARTMENT D 'l'he Department of Pharmacy is one of the leading institute of Uttar Pradesh, estabtished in 2002 I under the aegis of Faculty of Medicine, Dr. B.R Ambedkar University, Agra. The Department has been established with a view to promote excellence in pharmacy education and to prepare D upcoming generation to meet the challenges in the area of Pharmaceutical industries, education, research and development by utilizing leading edge technologies with available resources. t 'l'he Department offers B. Pharm program, approved by pharmacy Council of India (pCI), t New Delhi, 'l'hc t Laboratories are highly & well equipped state-of-the-art laboratories with sophisticated, udvanced and dedicated instrument rooms, library with computer facility, reprographic facility , with unlimited intemet access for students and faculty members for research and knowledge tupgradation, class rooms with preinstalled LCD Projectors. l 'l'ho Department has kept itself abreast of paradigm shifts that have taken place in recent era of t l)hrrmacy education, and fraternity, with aim to provide a simulated atmosphere at the premises to build up and boost up their confidence and competence levels. The Department regularly , invitos learned and eminent academicians, industrialists and dignitaries to diliver seminar and lcctrrrcs to create enthusiasm ) and, zeal among students and staff members for educational I cxocllence. (]OURSES ) . llntlcr Graduate: Bachelor of Pharmacy (B.Pharm,4 ) Years duration) llllglbility: The candidate must be passed class l2th from a govemment recognized board. The ) crrndidate should be scored an aggregate of 45% (rn case ofgeneral candidate) and 40% (ln case ol'roscrved category candidate) ) in the qualifying examination. Ltttcral Admission in II Year B. Pharm: ) lror lateral entry in B.Pharma candidates pharmacy pcl ) the must have diploma in from rccognized institute with 45o/o (40yo in case ofreserved @ndidates). ) ) No. ofSeats : 60 I)uration : 8 Semesters ) ) Scmester I llPI l- I 0l M Remedial Mathematics or ) IIPFI- l0l B Remedial Biology llPl l -102 Pharmaceutical AnalysisJ ) IIPI l- 103 Pharmaceutical Chemistry-I (Inorganic pharmaceutical Chemistry ) IIPI l-104 Pharmaceutics- I (Dispensing & General Pharmaoy IlPl l- I 05 Anatomy & Physiology -I ) llPl I- | 06 Professional Communication & Writins Skills-I ) ) , I , D Scmester II I lll'l l-20 | Pharmaceutics-ll (Physical Pharmacy-I) llPll -202 Pharmaceutical Chemistry-Il (Basic Organic Chemistry) I lll'l l-203 Anatomy & Physiology -II t lll'l l-204 Computer Fundamentals I lll'll-205 PharmaceuticalMathematics&Biostatistics D Scmester III lll'll-301 Pharmaceutics-lll(PhysicalPharmacy-ll) I I]l'l I -302 Pharmaceutics-lV (Unit Operation-l ) lll'l I-303 Pharmacognosy-I t lIl'll-304 PharmaceuticalChemistry-lll (Advanced OrganicChemistry) , l]l'l l-305 Anatomy & Physiology -III t Stmcstcr IV t lll'll-401 Pharmaceutics-V(UnitOperation-Il) lll'l | -402 Pharmaceutical Microbiology ) Itl'll-403 Pharmacognosy-Il lIl'll-404 PharmaceuticalAnalysis-ll t Itl'l l-,10.5 n natomy & Physiology -IV t lll'llJl06 I)harmaceutical Jurisnrudence ) Sr.rrrcslcr V ) lll'll-501 l)harrpaceuticalChemistry-lV(Biochemistry) , lll'll -502 l)harmaceutics-Vl(PharmaceuticalTechnology-l) Itl'll-501 Pharmacology-I , lll'll-.504 PharmaceuticalChemistry-lV(Medicinal ChemistryJ) lll'l l-505 Pharmacosnosv-l I I ) ) Scrncstcr VI lll'll-601 Pharmaceutics-VII (PharmaceuticalTechnology-Il) ) Itl'l | -602 Pharmacology II ) lIl'l l-603 Pharmaceutical Chemistry - VI (Medicinal Chemistry - II) lIl'll-(r()4 Pharmacognosy-IV ) lll'l l-()05 Pharmaceutics-Vll (Hospital & Community Pharmacy) St.ntcstcr VII t Itl'l l-70 | Pharmaceutical Analysis-Ill , lll'l | -702 Pharmaceutics - IX (Biopharmaceutics & Pharmacokinetics) Itlrll-703 Pharmacology-lll ) lll'll-704 PharmaceuticalChemistry-VII(MedicinalChemistry-Ill) t llH l-705 Environmental Sciences t St rrrcstcr VIII lllll-ll0l PharmaceuticalBiotechnology ) lll'll -t102 Pharmaceutical Chemistry-Vlll (ChemistryofNaturalProducts) ) lll'll-1103 Pharmaceutical IndustrialManagement lll'l l-1t04 Professional communication & Writing skills -II ) llltll-1,|05 Pharmaceutics-IX(PharmaceuticalTechnologyJll) t )