Prospectus 2015 University of Kashmir 1 ACADEMIC CALENDAR (2015-16)

For Admission to 1st Semester Batch 2015 Issuance of Admission Notification/Prospectus 25th April, 2015 Issuance of Application Forms 27th April, 2015 Conduct of Entrance Tests 25th May- 3rd June, 2015 Declaration of Entrance Test Results 9th June, 2015 Issuance of Merit Lists 11th June, 2015 Commencement of 1st Semester Class Work From 3rd week of June, 2015 Commencement of 2nd Semester Class Work From 3rd week of October, 2015 Conduct of 1st and 2nd Semester Examinations February- March, 2016 Winter Vacations February, 2016 Commencement of 3rd Semester Class Work March, 2016 Conduct of 3rd Semester Examinations August, 2016 Commencement of 4th Semester Class Work 1st week of September, 2016 Conduct of 4th Semester Examinations January-February, 2017 For Admission to 3rd Semester Batch 2014 Commencement of 3rd/5th/7th/9th Semester Class Work March, 2015 Conduct of 3rd/5th/7th/9th Semester Examinations July-August, 2015 Commencement of 4th/6th/8th/10th Semester Class Work September, 2015 Conduct of 4th/6th/8th/10th Semester Examinations December, 2015-January, 2016 Winter Vacation January-February, 2016

Note: - The last date for submission of application forms, completion of admission formalities and schedule of conduct of Entrance Tests shall be reflected in the admission notification/s.

The University reserves the right to make changes/ amendments in the academic calendar/ course structure/intake capacity, fee structure and to any statute/policy reflected in this prospectus as and when academic considerations warrant so, without prior notice.

2 Vision To be a world class University committed to create and disseminate knowledge for human development and welfare.

Mission To create intellectually stimulating environment, promote excellence in teaching, research and extension activities and facilitate academic freedom, diversity and harmony.

3 Message from the Vice-Chancellor

Welcome to the University of Kashmir, a premiere institution of higher education and research, enjoying ‘A’ grade status from the National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC). The University is continuing its march towards excellence in teaching, research and extension activities, and stands committed to providing access to higher education particularly to underprivileged sections of society through satellite campuses and a vast network of affiliated colleges. The University is all set to make its presence felt in remote regions (Leh, Kargil and Kupwara) by starting need-based science, management, computer and engineering courses while taking into account social demand, manpower and employability of the students. We are committed to transform University of Kashmir into a world class educational institution that would pave way for generation and dissemination of knowledge, quality human resource with resolute moral and ethical values and positive attitude. The University is trying its best to respond to the shifting paradigms in education in tune with the changing needs of the society. It aims to be a place where creative minds generate new knowledge and where new ideas germinate, strike roots and bear fruits. The University is committed to provide its students the best possible central facilities in the shape of a central library, rich in latest books, journals and other study material, 24x7 internet browsing centre, quality hostels for boys and girls, well-equipped health centre, large scale sports activities and well equipped modern communication technology facilities. Over the years, with the establishment of Directorate of Information Technology & Support System (IT&SS) a student can get his/her registration record through E-registration from college to university level. For the purpose of their admission in the University we offer a foolproof, transparent, student friendly and hassle free e-based admission process. The teaching, non-teaching and administrative staff of the University are working together to achieve excellence in all academic activities and in creating a knowledge society. In this backdrop I am immensely pleased to invite you to apply for/join any programme amongst the programmes that we offer during the current session-2015. For the convenience and accessibility of students we do devise, every year a prospectus containing detailed information and guidance about the admission procedures for various post-graduate, B.Tech and diploma programmes offered by the University under different faculties. Besides, it provides general information and an overview of the academic performance and of other allied aspects of the University.

4 I look forward to welcome the admission seekers with the hope that they would join us in our efforts to transform University of Kashmir into a world class education institution.

Professor Khurshid Iqbal Andrabi Message from Dean Academic Affairs

I am conscious of the wide awareness of our younger generation about the importance of higher education and their strong desire to make it to any best University to enable them to be equipped with new skills, knowledge and ideas. The University of Kashmir welcomes the aspirants seeking access to it with a promise of providing quality and choice–based education plus almost all those facilities which are necessary to satisfy the quest for excellence. Indeed, we are sensitive to the demands of an emerging knowledge society. Therefore it is understandable that our University focuses on the changing requirements and expectations of students and stakeholders including institutions and workplaces. Our objective is to provide both broad general education and targeted career-specific education often interdisciplinary, focussing on skills and aptitudes. To be sure, in order to succeed in today’s knowledge economy, the students have to cultivate critical thinking, problem solving approach, foster initiative and entrepreneurialism, develop effective written and oral communication, and analyse the ocean of information and above all nurture curiosity and imagination. I hope those students who would be privileged to get admission to various Courses would make optimal use of their precious time by tapping available resources, maximise their knowledge and chart new pathways in their respective fields to finally lead the University to such a level of excellence that it not only becomes comparable to the leading Universities of India and the world, but also serves as a benchmark for others.

I once again extend warm welcome to the admission Seekers and wish them a bright future.

Professor M Ashraf Wani

5 Contents An Overview Continuous Assessment Kashmiri Educational Multimedia Research Centre Our Campuses Promotion Library & Information Science Iqbal Institute of Culture and Philosophy Teaching Departments Cancellation of Admission Linguistics J&K State Resource Centre Programmes Offered Re-admission Urdu Population Research Centre Highlights-2014 Completion of Course Faculty of Social Sciences UNESCO Madanjeet Singh Institute of Kashmir Admission Policy Attendance Economics Studies Eligibility Vacations and Holidays History University Science Instrumentation Centre Entrance Examination Career Assistanceship Islamic Studies Women’s Studies Centre Exemption from Entrance Test Career Planning and Counselling Media Education Research Centre Satellite Campuses Admission Procedure Entrepreneurship Development Political Science North Campus Baramulla Reservation of Seats JRF NET/SET Facilities Psychology South Campus Anantnag Shifting from Reserved to Open Merit Conduct and Discipline Sociology Leh Campus Nominations from Government Proctorial Organization Social Work Kargil Campus Admission of Foreign Students Ragging : A Crime Faculty of Commerce and Management Kupwara Campus Result of Entrance Test Faculty of Applied Sciences & Studies Post-Graduate Programmes in Degree Declaration of Merit/Selection Lists Technology Business and Financial Studies Colleges Admission at Satellite Campus and Colleges Computer Sciences The Business School University Administration Selection Notifications Electronics & Instrumentation Technology Faculty of Education List of Colleges Admission Under Self Financed Seats Category Food Science and Technology Education Closure of Admission Home Science Faculty of Law Submission of Application Forms Pharmaceutical Sciences Law Instructions for Filling of OMR Answer Sheets Faculty of Biological Sciences Faculty of Oriental Learning Fee Structure Biochemistry Arabic Programme Fee Structure Biotechnology Persian Self Financed Fee Structure Botany Sanskrit Foreign Students Fee Zoology Faculty of Music and Fine Arts Mode of Payment Faculty of Engineering Fee Result Rules Music and Fine Arts College of Engineering Research and Other Centres: Transfer of Fee Faculty of Physical & Material Sciences Academic Resource and Support System Academic Staff College Chemistry Library Facilities Bio-Informatics Centre Earth Sciences Merit Scholarship and Student Aid Fund Centre for Biodiversity and Taxonomy Environmental Science Hostel Accommodation Centre of Central Asian Studies Geography and Regional Development Health Services Centre of Research for Development Mathematics Internet Services Centre for Career Counselling and Planning Physics Sports Facilities Centre for Shaikh-ul-Alam (R.A) Studies Statistics Cultural Activities Directorate of Distance Education Faculty of Arts Extra-curricular Activities Directorate of IT & SS English Examination, Evaluation and Promotion Directorate of Internal Quality Assurance Foreign Languages 6 Choice Based Credit System Directorate of Lifelong Learning Hindi Examination Directorate of Physical Education AN OVERVIEW The University of Jammu and Kashmir was founded in the year 1948. In the year 1969 it was bifurcated into two full-fledged Universities: University of Kashmir at Srinagar and University of Jammu at Jammu. The University of Kashmir is situated at Hazratbal in Srinagar. It is flanked by the world famous Dal Lake on its eastern side and Nigeen Lake on the western side. The Main Campus of the University spread over 247 acres of land is divided University Motto into three parts – Hazratbal Campus, Naseem Bagh Campus and From Darkness to light Mirza Bagh Campus (serving residential purpose). Additional CHANCELLOR: land has been acquired at Zakura near the main campus for Shri N N Vohra further expansion of the University. The tranquil ambience of the Campus provides the right kind of atmosphere for serious PRO-CHANCELLOR: study and research. Over the years University of Kashmir has Mr Mufti Mohammad Syead expanded substantially. It has established Satellite Campuses at VICE-CHANCELLOR: Anantnag (South Campus) and Baramulla (North Campus) and Professor Khursheed Iqbal Andrabi three more Satellite Campuses at Kupwara, Kargil and Leh are being established to make higher education more accessible to DEAN ACADEMIC AFFAIRS: people living in remote areas of Kashmir valley. The University Professor M Ashraf Wani has also established a Sub-Office at Jammu to cater to the needs of the candidates enrolled with the University from outside DEAN RESEARCH: Professor S Javid Ahmad Kashmir. The University is committed to provide an intellectually stimulating environment for productive learning to enhance DEAN COLLEGE the educational, economic, scientific, business and cultural DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL: environment of the region. The University offers programmes Professor G Mustafa Shah in all the major faculties; Arts, Business & Management Studies, Education, Law, Applied Sciences & Technology, Biological REGISTRAR: Professor Zaffar A Reshi Sciences, Physical & Material Sciences, Social Sciences, Medicine, Dentistry, Engineering, Oriental Learning and Music CONTROLLER OF & Fine Arts. It has been constantly introducing innovative/ new EXAMINATIONS: programmes to cater to the needs and demands of the students Professor A S Bhat and the society. Over the years ,the University has marked towards excellence in its programmes and activities. It has been re-accredited as Grade-A University by the National Assessment 7 & Accreditation Council (NAAC) of India in the year 2011. This is recognition and reflection of the high standard of quality in teaching and research at the University of Kashmir. TEACHING DEPARTMENTS Faculty of Education Management Studies Faculty of Applied Sciences & Technology · · Education · Urdu · Computer Sciences Faculty of Law Leh Campus · Electronics & Instrumentation Technology · Law · Geology · Food Science and Technology Faculty of Oriental Learning · English · Home Science · Arabic · Management · Pharmaceutical Sciences Persian Kargil Campus Faculty of Biological Sciences · · Sanskrit · Botany · Biochemistry Faculty of Music and Fine Arts · Information Technology · Biotechnology · Institute of Music and Fine Arts · Arabic · Botany Research and Other Centres Kupwara Campus · Zoology Academic Staff College Physics Faculty of Engineering · · · Bio-Informatics Centre · Energy Studies · College of Engineering Centre of Biodiversity and Taxonomy Faculty of Physical & Material Sciences · · Centre of Central Asian Studies · Chemistry · Centre of Research for Development · Earth Sciences · Centre for Career Planning and Counselling · Environmental Science · Centre for Sheikh-ul-Alam(R.A) Studies · Geography and Regional Development · Directorate of Distance Education · Mathematics · Directorate of IT & SS · Physics · Directorate of Internal Quality Assurance · Statistics Directorate of Lifelong Learning Faculty of Arts · · Directorate of Physical Education & Sports · English · Educational Multimedia Research Centre · Foreign Languages · Iqbal Institute of Culture and Philosophy · Hindi · J&K State Resource Centre · Kashmiri · Population Research Centre · Library & Information Science · UNESCO Madanjeet Singh Institute of · Linguistics Kashmir Studies · Urdu University Science Instrumentation Centre Faculty of Social Sciences · · Women’s Studies Centre · Economics North Campus · History · Computer Sciences · Islamic Studies · English · Media Education Research Centre · Computer Engineering · Political Science · Management Studies · Psychology South Campus · Sociology · Computer Sciences · Social Work 8 English Faculty of Commerce & Management Studies · · Education · Business and Financial Studies · Mathematics · The Business School PROGRAMMES OFFERED BY THE UNIVERSITY

(I) Main Campus · M Com Engineering) Kashmir Law College, Nowshera M A Programmes: · MTHM (IV) South Campus · LLB · Arabic Law Programmes: · MBA · BA LLB · English · LLB · MCA Vitasta School of Law & · Economics · BA LLB · M Ed Humanities · Education · LLM · M A Education · LLB · Hindi Computer Science Programmes: · M A / M Sc Mathematics · BA LLB · History · MCA · M A English Sopore Law College · Islamic Studies Professional/Technical Programmes: · MA Urdu · LLB · Kashmiri · B Ed (V) Leh Campus · BA LLB · Kashmir and South Asian · B Pharm · BSC-MSC Geology KCEF Law College, Pulwamma · Studies · M Pharm · BA- MA English · LLB · Linguistics · M Ed · Integrated MBA Tourism · BA LLB · Library and Information · M P Ed (VI) Kargil Campus Govt. College of Physical · Science · B Muse · BSc-MSC Botany Education, Ganderbal Mass Communication and · · B F A · BSC-MSC IT M P Ed Journalism · · PG Diploma Programmes: · BA-MA Arabic Craft Development Institute, · Persian · Bioinformatics (VII) Kupwara Campus Srinagar · Political Science · Computer Applications MSC Physics · · MCME · Psychology · Hindi · MSC Energy Studies · Sanskrit · Instrument Technology (VIII) Colleges Delhi business School Pulwama · Sociology · Modern Spoken Arabic S P College, Srinagar · Diploma in business studies · Social Work (IX) Through Distance Mode · Persian · M Sc Environmental Science · Urdu · Remote Sensing & GIS M A Programmes: M A/M Sc Programmes: · M Sc Chemistry · Sanskrit Amar Singh College · Urdu · Disaster Management Spoken English Economics · M Sc Geography · · Geography Translation (Persian) · English · Govt. College for Women, M A Road, · · Mathematics · Urdu Mass Media · Education · Statistics Diploma Programmes: Srinagar Business Programme: M Sc Home Science (Human M Sc Programmes: · French · · M Com Development) · Applied Geology · German · M A/ M Sc Programme: · M A English · Biochemistry · Russian · Mathematics · Biotechnology · Kashmiri Degree College Bemina Professional Programmes: M Com · Bioresources Certificate Programmes: · M Ed Govt. College of Education, Srinagar · · Botany · French · B Ed M Ed · Chemistry · German · · LLB (Academic) · Clinical Biochemistry · Modern Spoken Arabic Islamia College of Science & Commerce, PG Diploma Programmes: Electronics · · Modern Spoken Persian Srinagar · Business Administration Environmental Science · · Russian · MBA · Business Entrepreneurship Food Technology · · Quranic Studies Degree College (Boys) Baramulla · Computer Application Geoinformatics · · Sanskrit · M A/ M SC Mathematics · Cyber Law Home Science (Dietetics & Clinical Nutrition) · · Spoken Hindi SSM College of Engineering · Home Science Home Science (Extension and Communication) · (II) Zakura Campus · MBA · Tourism Management Home Science (Food Science and Nutrition) · · B Tech. (Electronics & Communication · MCA · Web Designing · Home Science (Human Development) Engineering) NIELIT, Srinagar (previously Diploma/ Certificate Programme: · Information Technology · B.Tech (Electrical Engineering) DOEACC) · DPPTT · Physics · B.Tech (Mechanical Engineering) · MCA · Kashmiri Language · Zoology (III) North Campus Business Programmes: Iqbal Institute of Technology and 9 · MCA Management (IITM) · MBA M A English · · MCA · IMBA (BBA MBA) IMBA (BBA-MBA) · · MBA · MFC · B Tech .(Computer Science & Highlights (2014) · University celebrated the Special Convocation Economic Security in the mountainous Himalaya · The Department of Earth Sceinces organized on 1st April, 2015 in which the Degree of Doctor · National Workshop on Climate Change & Adaption two National Workshops one on climate Change of Science (Honors Causa) was conferred upon Strategy held at KU and the other on Kashmir Floods. Professor C. N. R. Rao, FRS National Research · Workshop on “Technopreneurship Promotion under · The Department of Geography has established Professor & Linus Pauling Research Professor PRISM program of DSIR organized by KU at NIT Advanced Land Surveying Lab equipped with · One day orientation programme on Disaster · Geography IGU Commission Total Station and Global Positioning System Management held at KU on January 02, 2014; · Two-day International Conference on Culture (GPS) besides other surveying instrumentation. · Week long workshop on Disaster Management and Literature in Medieval Central Asia It has also established a well equipped Digital was held on Jan 27, 2014; · Refresher Course in Education, Psychology and Cartography Lab. · University of Kashmir in collaboration of the Physical Education at ASC KU · The Department of Geography has set up a University Laval, Quebec, Canada for long term · 5-day Workshop on data extraction, transformation, specialized Remote Sensing and GIS (Geographic research; processing and presentation at KU Information System) state–of–art laboratory · Two day workshop on Data Analysis using SPSS · Prof Michele Meltzer from US delivers special equipped with about fifty computer systems begins at KU; lecture on Rheumatiod Arthritis at KU and related accessories. This laboratory has been · International World Tongue Day special programme · MKCL, Arabia at KU for recruitment of “IT Trainees” established with financial support from the on “Kalam-i-Sheikh-Ul-Alam” was held on February · One-day IUAC acquaintance program held at KU Department of Science and Technology, Govt. of 24, 2014 in the University of Kashmir; · Main Altaf release Threatened Birds of J & K at KU India under their DST-FIST Support Programme. · UNDP supported one day “Inception Workshop” · One-day “Workshop on Census Data · The Department of Geography organized on Dal Lake held at University of Kashmir; Dissemination” held at KU one week multidisciplinary workshop on · On March 10, 2014 National Symposium · 21-days GST Training Program at KU “Research Methodology in Earth Sciences” on “Perspectives of Metrics Based Research · Census Workstation inaugurated at Department sponsored by UGC under its Special Assistance Evaluation” begins at University of Kashmir; of Economics KU Programme(SAP) from 25th June to 30th June- · On March 11, 2014 “Sheikh-ul-Aalam-icon of · CCPC – ASCENT Group organize workshop cum 2012 in collaboration with Directorate of Kashmiri Culture” held at University of Kashmir; seminar on civil services at KU Academic Staff Colleges, University of Kashmir. · National seminar on “Literature and Sacred · Two-days seminar on Lal Ded, Nund Resh at KU · The Department of Geography also organized Legacies” begins at Kashmir University from · GSI – KU ink MOU for promotion of Geo- Scientific one day workshop/panel discussion on “Regions March 17, 2014; research and Regionalism in India – Issues and Concerns” · The Eighth International Students Conference of · National Sminar on KeAeshir Sufi Shayri: Fikr TE in collaboration with Centre for the Study of Linguistics in India” begins from March 24, 2014 Fann” held at Ku Regional Development(CSRD), Jawaharlal Nehru at University of Kashmir; · Under the Special Assistance Programme (SAP) University , New Delhi on 15th September-2012 · State level workshop on “J&K Juvenile Jusitce of University Grants Commission (UGC), Financial · The department of physics has a well-established Act” was held on March 29, 2014; assistance of Rs 54.75 lacs has been granted to experimental High Altitude Research Centre at · Former President of India Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam the department at the level of DRS-I for 5 years Gulmarg, which is suited for Atmospheric Physics inaugurates the 4-dayInternational Conference (2011-2016). and other high altitude research. The field station at University of Kashmir; · Science Academies’ Lecture Workshop on is also collaborating with Indian Meteorological · Apple Germplasm Repository, Mapping “Himalayan Biodiversity and Bioresources: Department, New Delhi/Pune for the last 53 Population inaugurated at Zakura Campus KU Mapping, Utilization and Conservation” was years in collecting and recording valuable 10 · KU Brainstorms the use of S & T for Human and organized from May 08-10, 2014 atmospheric and weather related data. A major research project for studying extreme weather presentations; Women, 26th October, 2013. events has been recently sanctioned by DST. · The Department of English organized extension · Department of Social Work Commemoration of · The department of physics has installed a lectures by Ms. Neerja Mattoo and Professor G R “World Tuberculosis Day” in Collaboration with telescope at Gulmarg to study the variable stars, Malik on Sheikh Ul Aalam and Lal Ded. JKVHAI binary stars, and other Celestial objects within · The Department of English also organized an · Department of Social Work “Screening of the reach of the telescope. extension lecture by Mr. Mehraj Ud Din on Post Neglected Blood” a Documentary on Hemophilia · The Department of physics is also conducting Flood Scenerio and Education. in Kashmir on the eve of World Hemophilia Day. collaborative research work with National and · The Department of English organized a National · Department of Social Work Organized an International Institutes of repute including Seminar on a very exciting subject “Literature International Workshop, on “The Acupressure Physics Division, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, and the Sacred” from 17-19 March 2014 in Way of Health”. The key speaker was Doreen USA; Department of Physics, University of which delegates from all over india made their Bakstad from Canada, a Senior Authorized Tennessee, Knoxville, TN 37996, USA; Joint presentations; Instructor of Jin-Shin-Do Foundation for Body Institute of Nuclear Astrophysics, University of · The Department of English organized extension Mind Acu-pressure, Notre Dame, Notre Dame, Indiana 46556, USA; lectures by Ms. Neerja Mattoo and Professor G R · Department of Social Work Awareness Rally Physik-Department, Technische Universitat Malik on Sheikh Ul Aalam and Lal Ded. on the eve of commemoration of “World Munchen, Germany; Themba Lab. For Accelerator · The Department of English also organized an Environment Day”. Based Sciences, South Africa; Shanghai extension lecture by Mr. Mehraj Ud Din on Post · Department of Social Work Organized a one University, China; University of Tokyo, Tokyo; Flood Scenerio and Education. day National Workshop on October 1st on “Real Institute of Astronomy, Cambridge University, · The Department of Kashmiri organized three Time Capacity Building Training for Volunteers in UK, Department of Nuclear and Atomic Physics, literary gatherings and six extension lectures Jammu and Kashmir” in collaboration with Red R Tata Institute of Fundamental Research Centre during the year. India and Help Foundation. (TIFR), Mumbai India; Inter University Accelerator · The Department of Kashmiri has organized 3 · The Department of Education has recently Centre (IUAC), New Delhi; Inter-University Centre days annual seminar on Kashmir Sufi Poetry signed MOU with Shinawatra International for Astronomy and Astrophysics (IUCAA), Pune; · The Department of Library & Information Sciences University,Thailand Saha Institute of Nuclear Physics, Calcutta. organized three day seminar on “Perspectives on · The Department of physics organized a Matrices Based Research Evaluation” during 10- workshop on “Frontiers in Accelerator Based 12 March, 2014. Research” as part of an IUAC acquaintance · The Department of MERC organized an programme on June 24, 2014. A number of International Workshop on “Media Trust and prominent researchers visited and delivered Pedagogy” from April 01-04, 2014 in which seminars at our department during 2014. experts from Poland, Norway, Italy, Russia and These include: Professor Naba K. Mondal (TIFR, India participated. Mumbai), Professor Sukalyan Chattopadhyay · The Department of Political Science celebrated (SINP, Kolkatta), Dr. S. M. Ahmad (University of Golden Jubilee on the completion of 50 years of Hyderabad), Dr. Nasser Demir (University of its existence. On this occasion Prof. Varun Sahni Kuwait) etc. (SIS, JNU and former Vice- Chancellor, Jammu · The Department of English organized a National University) delivered an extension lecture. Seminar on a very exciting subject “Literature · Department of Social Work Organized a National and the Sacred” from 17-19 March 2014 in Seminar on “Declining Sex Ratio in J&K” in which delegates from all over india made their Collaboration with J&K State Commission for 11 ADMISSION POLICY Eligibility: Candidates having passed the qualifying examination with the required Exemption from Entrance Test: percentage of marks in aggregate as given below are eligible to apply for admission to the programme/s concerned. The Entrance Test shall not be conducted in a programme/ course where intake MBA, BBA MBA , B.Tech., MBA(FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT), MSW, MCA, M Sc capacity is equal to or more than the number of applicants for admission in IT, MCME, MTHM, PGDIT, PGDCA, PGDSE such a programme. Open Merit 50% Admission Procedure: Reserved Categories (a – h) 45% General Courses M Sc Bio-technology, M Pharm, LL.M, Bio-Informatics and M.Ed Open Merit 55% The selection of a candidate shall be based on his/ her performance in the Entrance Test and the qualifying examination. The Entrance Test shall carry weightage of 60% Reserved Categories (a – h) 50% and the qualifying examination will carry weightage of 40%. The merit obtained All other programmes by the candidate in the Entrance Test (out of 60 marks) shall be combined with the Open Merit 45% aggregate marks obtained in the qualifying examination (reduced to the base of 40). In case a candidate becomes eligible for admission to a programme/course because Reserved Categories (a – h) 40% of an additional subject, marks obtained in the qualifying examination together Note: with marks of additional subject shall be reduced to the base of 40 for determining I. For students falling under Reserved Category (i) “Persons from outside the interse merit of such a candidate. Overall merit of the candidates shall be thus the Kashmir Division including foreign nationals” the minimum determined out of 100 marks. Where two or more candidates have secured equal eligibility shall be the same as that for the open merit category. marks out of 100 for admission to a particular programme/course, the tie shall be II. A candidate who has already obtained one postgraduate degree is decided on the basis of marks secured in the subject in which the admission is eligible to seek admission in a second postgraduate programme or sought, taking the marks of all the three years of BA/B.Sc /B.Com etc into account. in a Diploma/ Certificate course, if he/she fulfills the eligibility criteria However, where the subject offered is not taught at the undergraduate level or set for admission: where the admission is sought on the basis of an allied subject and also in the III. A candidate can simultaneously pursue a full-time PG Programme case of LLB, BA LLB, MLIS, M Com and Mass Communication and similar other and one part-time (Morning/Evening) Certificate Course. programmes, a tie shall be decided on the basis of aggregate marks secured by the candidate in the qualifying examination, i.e., a candidate with higher aggregate Entrance Examination: marks shall be given preference. The eligible candidates shall be required to appear in an Entrance Test comprising M.Sc. Biotechnology multiple choice objective type questions carrying a total of sixty marks spread A candidate shall have to appear in the Entrance Test based on two papers on over the syllabus for the concerned subject/programme. The detailed syllabi a single day, with Paper I in the forenoon and Paper II in the afternoon session. and previous year entrance papers for all PG and other programmes to which Question paper I shall comprise 60 multiple choice questions [in a similar manner as University is offering admission have been placed on the official website of in other subjects] carrying 60 marks as per the syllabus prescribed for the purpose. the University, “www. kashmiruniversity.net”. The Entrance examinations for all Question paper II (of 2 hours duration) shall comprise 20 very short answer type 12 programmes shall be conducted during the month of May, 2015. questions of 2 marks each (total 40 marks) based on the syllabus prescribed for Paper I and the candidates shall be required to attempt all questions in 2 hours. On Discussion (15%), Design Aptitude test for MCME (35%) and personal interview the basis of their merit in Paper I, answer books of Paper II of candidates numbering (10% (15% for MCME). Only those same on the basis of merit obtained in the four times the intake capacity (both under open merit and reserved categories) CMAT score as provided under rules. shall be evaluated. Final selection for admission to this programme shall be based MCME on the combined merit obtained by the candidates in Paper I and Paper II. The marks or aggregate obtained by a candidate in the qualifying examination shall Candidates shall be admitted to the programme on the basis of merit obtained be considered only in case of a tie. in latest CMAT score 2014 (composite score reduced to the base of 75%), Design Aptitude test for MCME (35%) and personal interview (15%). M.A. Mass Communication & Journalism IMBA A candidate shall have to appear in the Entrance Test basedon two papers on a single day, with Paper I in the forenoon and Paper II in the afternoon session. Candidate shall be admitted to the programme on the basis on academic merit and Question Paper I shall comprise 60 multiple choice questions having only one his /her performance in the UGAT, Group Discussion (GD) and personal interview (PI). correct or most appropriate answer [in a similar manner as in other subjects] The marks assigned to each component shall be as under: carrying 60 marks as per the syllabus prescribed for the purpose. Question Paper II shall comprise 5 questions carrying 60 marks, on broad topics specified in A. Academic merit in the qualifying examination = 30 Marks the prescribed syllabus and the candidates shall be required to attempt all the B. Entrance Test Merit = 70 Marks questions in 2½ hours. On the basis of their merit in Paper I, answer books of Paper The Entrance test merit shall be worked as: II of candidates numbering four times the intake capacity (both under open merit 1. UGAT score ( Composite) 75% and reserved categories) shall be evaluated. Final selection for admission to this 2. Group Discussion (GD) 15 % programme shall be based on the combined merit obtained by the candidates 3. Personal interview (PI) 10% in Paper I and Paper II. The marks or aggregate obtained by a candidate in the Based on the composite score obtained in UGAT, triple the number of seats qualifying available shall be shortlisted for GD and PI MBA/MBA(FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT)/IMBA/MTH/MCMA B.Tech The admission to MBA, MBA(FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT) & MTHM programmes In case of B Tech course, the admission shall be made on the basis of the latest shall be made on the basis of three components viz. latest CMAT score, JEE Main (Paper I) score. Reduced to base of 60 and 12th reduced to base of 40. group discussion and interview. The admission to MCME shall be made on M.Pharma the basis of three components viz. latest CMAT score, Design Management Test (DAT) and interview. The University shall conduct group discussion The admission of the candidates shall be held on the bases of valid GPAT score. and personal interview separately. However, the admission to BBA-MBA (5- In case GPAT applicants are less/ seats remain vacant Entrance Examination year IMBA) course shall be made on the basis of latest UGAT score obtained shall be conducted for filling vacant seats. by a candidate, performance in qualifying examination, group discussion M.P.Ed and personal interview. The candidates desirous to seek admission to MBA, MBA(FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT) and IMBA course/s must have appeared in For M P Ed programme only those applicants who qualify physical efficiency CMAT/UGAT examinations as already notified by the University. test shall be eligible to appear in the Entrance Test. Howover, this condition does not apply to Inservice candidates. Mode of Selection MBA, MTHM, MBA(FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT) Candidates shall be admitted to the programme on the basis of merit obtained in latest CMAT score 2014 (composite score reduced to the base of 75%), Group 13 Reservation of Seats Gojjar & Bakerwal category shall be required to clearly specify whether admission is being sought under “Scheduled Tribe Category (ST)” or under “Gojjar & Bakerwal 61% of seats shall be filled from open merit category and 39% from amongst the category (CGB)”. Also the candidates belonging to “Social Caste” should apply reserved categories in order of merit. In case the fractional part attached to the open under “Weak and Under Privilege (WUP) Category”. merit quota is ≥ 0.5 one full seat shall be allotted to it. The breakup of seats amongst Table 1 Reserved Categories (Break-up) various reserved categories and the authority competent to issue the certificate under a reserved category is detailed in Table-1. Only candidates residing within Authority for issuing Sr. Category Share (%) the territorial jurisdiction of University of Kashmir and/or those who have passed Certificate their qualifying examination through University of Kashmir are eligible to seek a Scheduled Caste / Scheduled Tribe { SC/ST} 08 Tehsildar concerned admission under open merit as well as reserved categories (a – h). However, in case Residents of Backward Areas {RBA} including Line of of courses/ programmes not offered by University of Jammu, candidates residing b 12 Tehsildar concerned Actual Control {ALC} in any part of the State are eligible to apply under open and reserved categories (a Weak & Under Privileged Classes [Social Castes] – h). Candidates residing outside the territorial jurisdiction of University of Kashmir c 02 Tehsildar concerned. (who have not passed their qualifying examination through University of Kashmir) {WUP} shall be eligible to apply under category ‘i’ for all subjects/programmes unless Children of Permanent Resident of Defence Personnel/ Commanding Officer of 03 Children of Ex-Defence Personnel / Children of Permanent Unit,Zila Sainik Welfare otherwise indicated. In case of M Sc Bio-technology and M Pharm however, only d two seats shall be available for reserved categories and shall be offered to two Residents of Para-military Forces and State Police Officer and DIG concerned, candidates who top the merit list of reserved categories, provided that only one Personnel serving in the State {CDP} respectively. candidate shall be taken from one category. In case no candidate/s is / are available Director, Physical Candidates possessing outstanding proficiency in e 02 Education, University of have applied under a particular category the seat/s/fraction reserved under that Sports {SPT} category shall be shifted to open category The certificate under clauses a, b, c, d, Kashmir. e, f, g and h in Table 1 must be in accordance with SRO 126 of 28 June 1994 of the Candidates possessing outstanding proficiency in NCC “B” Group Commandant, f 02 J&K Government and subsequent amendments/SRO’s issued by the Government (B or C certificate) {NCC} “C”: Director NCC. in this regard. For programmes like MBA, MBA(FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT), MCA, Physically handicapped [Disability not less than Chief Medical Officer g 03 M Sc Bio-technology there shall be no reservation for the category (i) “Persons 40%]. {PHC} concerned from outside the Kashmir Division including foreign nationals”. If a candidate is eligible to apply for admission under more than one reserved category, he/she h Children of Gojjar and Bakerwals {CGB} 05 Tehsildar concerned shall be required to choose while submitting the online Application Form only Registrar of the concerned Persons from outside the Kashmir Division, including one reserved category for one programme under which he/she would like to be University /Secretary foreign nationals but excluding those who have considered, which shall be final, and unchangeable. For example, if a candidate is i 02 concerned Board/Embassy passed qualifying examination from University of eligible under three categories RBA, NCC and Sports, he/she shall have to choose concerned in case of Kashmir {OSJ} only one of the three categories under which he/she shall compete for admission Foreign nationals. for a particular programme. Say, if he/she is an applicant for PG Programmes in A, B, C and D subjects, he/she may compete in all the courses but only under one One supernumerary seat under the category ‘Children of Permanent Employees of these three categories (RBA, NCC or Sports whichever he/she likes) or he/she of the University’ shall be provided for each programme over and above the may compete (say for instance) under RBA for A, under NCC for B, under Sports prescribed intake capacity. The eligibility for admission and the procedure of for C and under RBA for D. He/she is not, however, permitted to compete under selection would be the same as prescribed for categories a – h above. The authority more than one category for a single programme; i.e. he/she cannot for instance for issuing the eligibility certificate shall be Registrar, University of Kashmir. apply under RBA as well as NCC for a single programme. Candidates belonging to 14 Where in case of a programme (s) under a certain reserved category the percentage share allotted is not sufficient to make it one seat or where it does not add up to a with not less than 40% marks in aggregate. However, their admission shall be whole number and carries also a fractional part of a seat, the following mechanism subject to their performance in the Entrance Test (out of 60 marks) combined with shall be followed: the aggregate marks obtained in the qualifying examination (reduced to base of 20) and service rendered as teacher on sustentative basis (two marks per year i. In the first place, the number of candidates to be selected for a subject to the maximum of 20 marks). Where two or more candidates particular particular category shall be determined by the integral part of the programme/course/subject the tie shall be decided first on the basis of (i) Service number of candidates allotted for that particular category. rendered in School Education Department and if still un-resolved then on the basis ii. The fractional parts attached to all reserved categories shall be of (ii) marks secured in the subject in which the admission is sought, taking the clubbed together to take care of the remaining seats that shall remain available after taking into account the number of those admitted marks of all the three years of BA/ B Sc/ BCA / B Com of that subject into account. under (i) above. Here again, selection shall be made as per the relative The in-service candidates must apply within the stipulated time as reflected in the merit position of candidates competing for admission against those University notification. However, their selection shall be based on the nomination categories with non-zero fractional representation, subject to the from the State Education Department and criteria reflected above. Two seats in following provisos: MLIS Programme shall be reserved for candidates with experience in libraries to a) Notwithstanding the individual merit of the candidates, at the most be deputed by Universities, Colleges and other public sector institutions located one candidate shall be selected from each category in (ii) above. within the territorial jurisdiction of the University and two seats each in MA/ M.Sc. b) In the case of programmes with the total number of applicants entitled in Disaster Management, PG Diploma in Remote Sensing & GIS , Bio-Informatics for admission under Reserved Categories exceeding the total number of and M.P.Ed. are reserved for Inservice candidates. The selection on these seats shall seats under Reserved Categories, allotment of seats shall be determined be made on the same pattern as adopted in supernumerary seats reserved for by (i) and (ii), while making sure that preference shall be given to those Inservice teachers of the State Government. categories which are not represented under (i). Shifting from Reserved Category Quota to Open Merit Quota: Result of Entrance Test: A candidate seeking admission under a particular Reserved Category shall at 1st The Answer Key of a subject will be displayed on the University website immediately after the test is conducted. Complaints and queries in writing or instance be automatically shifted to the Open Merit Category, (if otherwise eligible) online at [email protected] from the examinees shall be solicited if the total marks scored entitle him/her to figure in the open merit list. However, he/ within one day from the date of uploading of keys and will be attended to she shall have the option to stay on in the Reserved Category, if the act of shifting promptly. Then the result of the tests shall be processed. him/her to the Open Merit Category puts him/her at an obvious disadvantage (i.e., his/her place of admission gets changed to his/her disadvantage), in such case, Declaration of Merit Lists/ Selection Lists: he/she shall have to intimate the office of the Dean Academic Affairs/Dean of the The detailed merit lists mentioning the weightage of academic merit and Faculty/Head of the Department concerned in writing, prior to the expiry of the entrance points shall be displayed on the University website. Complaints and last date for the completion of the admission formalities. queries with regard to Merit lists shall be open for one day from the date of Nominations from Government: uploading on website and shall be attended promptly. Thereafter the Selection Lists shall be issued by the respective Deans of the Faculties. No complaints Four supernumerary seats each in the PG Programmes of Botany, Chemistry, English, whatsoever shall be entertained with respect to individual merit of a candidate Physics, Mathematics, Zoology and M.Ed and two each in the PG Programmes of after publishing of the selection list. Electronics, Statistics, Computer Applications and PG Diploma in Remote Sensing & GIS shall be reserved for Government nominees, whereas one seat shall be reserved Selection Notifications for M A Programme in Psychology. The nomination of in-service teachers shall be · The first two selection lists for all programmes/ courses shall be issued made by the State Education Department. Only those nominees shall be eligible on the basis of relative merit and preferences given by the candidates for admission, who have passed the three year Bachelors Degree examination in the Application Form. 15 · In case vacancies remain / are caused even after issuance of first made in the form of a demand draft drawn in favour of Registrar, University of two selection list the Deans of the concerned faculty/ies shall go for Kashmir, Srinagar. The notification for admission under Self-financed seats shall counselling of the candidates for admission against vacant seats. be issued separately and only the candidates who apply for admission under · Candidates must note that shifting/ migration from campuses to Self financed Category shall be considered for admission under this category. University or from one teaching Department/Centre/Institute to another (even on mutual basis) is not provided under rules. No recommendation Admission of Foreign Students from any Department/ College in this regard shall be entertained. (i) The number of seats for admission under the category shall be 5% of Admission at Satellite Campuses & Colleges: total intake capacity fixed for the Programme and shall be over and above the existing intake capacity. However, in case a given Department For admission to post-graduate programmes which are also offered in Satellite is willing to admit more foreign students in view of its adequate Campuses of the University, Govt. Degree Colleges and in Private Colleges accommodation and infrastructural facilities, the Vice-Chancellor may affiliated to the University of Kashmir, the procedure of selection shall be the same authorize to increase the number of seats on the recommendation of the as described above, with the proviso that a candidate shall have to indicate in clear Departmental Committee. The admission under the category shall be terms his/her order of preference for the campuses/ colleges, where the course open for the following categories of students: is offered in the space provided for the purpose in the Application Form. For a) General Category: The Foreign National shall not be required to example, if a post-graduate programme (say M A in subject X) is offered at three appear in the entrance test. They shall apply for admission as and places, Campus A, Campus B and College I, the applicant may give his/her order of when admission notification is issued by the University; preference in any one of the following ways. b) Cultural Exchange Programme: The students seeking admission under Sr. Programme 1st Preference 2nd Preference 3rd Preference the Cultural Exchange Programme of Government of India shall be required to approach the Indian Council of Cultural Relations, Azad a. MA in X Campus B College I Campus A Bhavan, IP State, New Delhi 110001, India. In the event of their selection, b. MA in X Campus A College I Campus B the Council will be informed about their selection c. MA in X College I Campus B Campus A (ii) The foreign students shall be required to fulfill the given eligibility conditions for obtaining admission to different courses. (iii) In case the number of applications are more than the seats available in a Admission under Self-financed seats category particular programme, the admission to students shall be granted on the Admission to self-financed seats shall be open to candidates who have appeared basis of merit in the qualifying examinations; in the Entrance Test and have applied for admission under Self Financed (iv) Foreign nationals admitted to the Programme shall be required to get Category. The selection of candidates shall be made on the basis of merit (among medical insurance cover and the same shall be mandatory for all foreign students; the applicants for this category of seats) which shall be the same as prescribed (v) The foreign nationals admitted under this category shall be required to get for selection of candidates against open seats. The candidates selected against clearance from all relevant agencies of the Government of J&K and Govt. of India; Self-financed seats shall be required to pay normal fee as chargeable to other (vi) Other terms and conditions of admission shall be the same as are in vogue candidates, in addition to the fee charged under self financed seats (details for admission under other categories of admission. given in Table 2). The fee for self financed seats shall be non-refundable payable (vii) The Fee Structure for admission under foreign nation students is reflected in two equal installments at the time of admission to 1st and 3rd semesters of in table 4. the course. In case of IMBA, the self financed seat fee shall have to be deposited in four equal installments at the time of admission to 1st, 3rd, 5th and 7th Closure of Admission semesters. The normal fee in both the cases has to be deposited at the time of A notice of at least one week shall be given for the candidates for the closure the admission. The payment charged against Self financed seats shall have to be of admission. 16 Submission of Application Forms Candidates are advised to read thoroughly the Prospectus 2015, which is available on the University website before deciding about the programmes they want to apply Steps for submission of for admission. After selecting the programmes/courses in which candidates would like to seek admission, the applicants are advised to follow the below given steps. On-line Application Form 1. Access the official website of the University “www.kashmiruniversity.net or www.kashmiruniversity.ac.in” and click on ‘Admission 2015”. 2. After opening the ‘Admission 2015’, candidates shall click on ‘Application Form’ 3. Enter the University Registration No. Visit http://www.kashmiruniversity.net 4. Students already registered with the University of Kashmir can enter their registration number and click Search, their particulars shall automatically appear from the database of the University, otherwise Enter all details yourself. and Click on link 5. Upload Specimen Signature and Recent Passport size Photograph, if not available in data-base, separately. “Admissions 2015” 6. Select the desired Programmes and Campus/College preferences. and click on “Application Form” 7. After entering all the details the candidate must again check their particulars/preferences, if details are correct click on Submit. If there is any variation, press the previous button and make necessary corrections and Submit proceed by checking next and finally click on finish button and Enter get a printout of self generated Application Form which also comprises auto generated Pay-in-Slip. 8. Once the submitted Application Form is accepted a distinct Form Number will be displayed on the monitor [which needs to be noted by the Registration No., if already registered with University candidates for future reference]. The candidates will be asked to enter their Form Number allotted to them whenever they would access the of Kashmir and click Search (your personal details, last website to know the status of their Applications, as also while downloading the admit cards, etc. exam passed will appear from database), otherwise 9. Only the Pay-in-Slip provided with the downloaded Application Form bearing the Form Number as on the main Application Form should be used Enter all details yourself. for depositing the requisite fee. A candidate is required to deposit the entrance test fee of Rs. 500/- for one programme and Rs 245/- each for subsequent programme Rs. 245/- through the said Pay-in-Slip at any notified branch of the J&K Bank Ltd. For example, if a candidate is applying Select for three programmes then he/she shall have to deposit a total amount of Rs.990/- (Rs. 500+245 each for 2 programmes) in the bank, through the desired Programmes and Campus/ the single pay-in-slip downloaded along with the self generated Application Form. College preferences 10. In case of candidate applying under Open Merit (OM) the self generated Application Form and Counterfoil (University copy) of the Pay-in-Slip be kept for future record and reference. 11. Candidates seeking admission under reserved categories shall only submit their Application Form complete in all respect in Admission Counter, Preview Moulana Rumi Gate, University of Kashmir. They shall carry their original Category Certificate along with them at the time of the submission of The Form displayed on the screen if details are correct, Application Form and show it to the concerned official on demand. However, original certificates need not to be attached with the Application click on Submit and get a print out. If there is any variation click on previous button and make necessary Form in any case. corrections, then proceed to submit form by click 12. The candidates residing at Leh, Kargil, Gurez, Karnah and outside Kashmir Division may email scanned copy of the Application Form and other on finish button and get a printout. Keep the Form required documents to [email protected] or send Application form by post to Assistant Registrar Academic Affairs University of Number generated noted for future reference. Kashmir, 190006. Candidates whose status is not updated for want of reconciliation of fee of for any other reason, may approach to the Admission Counter at Moulana Rumi Deposit Gate, University of Kashmir, along with the fee receipt and other documents, at least 5 days after last date of submission. the required fee on the pay-in-slip generated with Admit Card the Application Form in the notified branches of 1. The Admit Cards shall be downloaded from the official website only after reconciliation of the candidate’s fee is made by the J&K Bank Ltd. the J&K Bank Ltd. 2. No candidate shall be allowed to enter the Examination Centre without producing an Admit Card and a valid photo Identity Card. Documents to be attached with the Application Form: Submit Application Form must be appended with the attested copies of the following certificates: the hard copy of the Form with the required a. Marks certificates of qualifying examinations passed documents at any of the notified places mentioned in b. State subject certificate only in case qualified from other than Kashmir University. the Admission Notification- 2015 c. Certificate from the competent authority, if claiming admission under any of the Reserved Categories. d. No Objection Certificate from the employer, in case employed in Government or any other Department/Institution. 17 In respect of reserved categories the plea “Certificate under Process” shall not be entertained. Certificates issued only by the Competent Authority mentioned in Table 1 shall be accepted. Instructions for filling of OMR Answer Sheets Please note that the information about Roll No. Question Booklet Series, Programme Code etc. must be recorded properly. If it contains errors, the OMR Scanner will not be able to recognize your OMR sheet. Besides, the candidates are advised to read and follow the instructions given below:- 1. Fill up the necessary information in the spaces provided on the OMR Answer Sheet in English before commencement of the Test. 2. OMR Answer Sheet has an original Copy and a candidate’s Copy glued beneath it as the top. While making entries in the Original Copy, candidate should ensure that the two copies are aligned properly so that entries made in the original copy against each item are exactly copied in the candidate’s Copy. 3. All entries in the OMR Answer Sheet, including answer to questions, are to be recorded in the original Copy only. 4. Choose the correct/ most appropriate response for each question among the option A, B, C and D and darken the circle of the appropriate response completely. The incompletely darkened circle is not correctly read by the OMR Scanner and no compliant to this effect shall be entertained. 5. Use only blue/black ball point pen to darken the circle of correct/ most appropriate response. In no case gel/ ink pen or pencil should be used. 6. Do not darken more than one circle of options for any question. A question with more than one darkened response shall be considered wrong. 7. There will be ‘Negative Marking’ for wrong answers. Each wrong answer will lead to the deduction of 0.25 marks from the total score of the candidate. 8. Do not make any stray mark on the OMR sheet. 9. Calculators and mobiles shall not be permitted inside the examination hall. 10. Rough work, if any, should be done on the blank sheet provided with the question booklet. 11. OMR Answer sheet must be handled carefully and it should not be folded or mutilated in such case it will not be evaluated. 12. Ensure that your OMR Answer sheet has been signed by the Invigilator and the candidate himself/ herself. 13. At the end of the examination, hand over the OMR Answer sheet to the Invigilator who will first tear off the original OMR sheet in presence of the candidate and 18 handover the Candidate’s Copy to the candidate. FEE STRUCTURE Table 2 (Per annum/ Two Semesters) M.A. History /M.Ed. (Evening) Rs. 3,500 I) For All PG and other courses M.Sc. Geo-informatics Rs. 10,000 Part A (to be deposited in the University Chest PG Diploma in Urdu Mass Media Rs. 3,000 M.A./ M.Ed. Rs. 3,600 PG Diploma in Remote Sensing & GIS Rs. 5,000 M.Com/ LL.B. Rs. 4,200 PG Diploma in Spoken English Rs. 3400 M.Sc./ B.Pharm/ M.Pharm Rs. 5,200 Part B (to be deposited in the respective Departments) M.P.Ed. Rs. 15,000 M.Sc. IT Rs. 43,200 MCA/ MBA/ MBA (Finance)/MTHM/ LLM/ Mass B.Tech. Rs. 33,000 Rs. 5,200 Communication/ MSW IMBA/BA-LL.B Rs. 6,600 Part B (to be deposited in the respective Departments M.A. History (Evening) Rs. 26,500 Departmental Fee Rs. 3,300 M.Ed. (Evening) Rs. 6,500 Rs. 500 (where computer Computer Fee (where computer M.Sc. Geo-informatics Rs. 75,000 education forms part of education forms part of curriculum) PG Diploma in Urdu Mass Media Rs. 25,000 curriculum) PG Diploma in Remote Sending & GIS Rs. 25,000 Lab Maintenance Fee (only for Science Rs. 500 (only for PG Diploma in Spoken English Rs. 6600 Faculties) Science Faculties) IV) Fee Structure for Affiliated Colleges (Annual) * Maintenance of Animal House (only for Department of Pharmaceutical Rs. 500 M.C.A. Rs. 40,000 Sciences, one time) M.Ed. Rs. 45,000 II) For PG Diploma, Diploma and Certificate courses LL.B. Rs. 25,000 Part A (to be deposited in the University Chest) BA-LLB Rs. 25,000 PG Diploma Course Rs. 5,100 M.P.Ed. Rs. 25,000 Diploma Courses Rs. 3,100 MCME Rs. 30,000 Certificate Courses Rs. 2,000 MBA Rs. 65,000 Part B (to be deposited in the respective Departments) *This fee is notified by the Higher Education Department Govt. of J&K vide order No.294-HE of [Except Certificate courses] 2012 dated 23.7.2012 and is to be deposited by the candidates in the respective colleges. Departmental fee Rs.2,750 Note: Rs. 300 (where computer · The fee reflected under Part B does not include Tour fee/Internship fee etc. which shall be charged Computer Fee education forms part of by the respective Departments as per University Notifications/ Guidelines issued from time to time. curriculum) · In respect of BA LLB at affiliated colleges, the corpus fund and service charges of Rs. 1000/- per student Rs. 300 (only for Lab Maintenance Fee shall have to be deposited in the University Chest by the concerned college out of the tuition fee. Science Faculties) · Students shall also have to pay the usual examination fee while submitting the examination forms as III) Self Financed Courses prescribed by the University from time to time. Part A (to be deposited in the University Chest · In case of any discrepancy noticed in the fee structure reflected in the table, the fee reflected in the M.Sc. IT Rs. 4,800 relevant official notification/s shall be treated as final. B.Tech. Rs. 7,000 IMBA/BA-LL.B Rs. 3,400 19 In addition to normal fee, reflected in Table 5, students admitted under the Self Department/Campus/Institute, against the pay-in-slips, downloaded Financed Category, shall have to deposited following Self Financed Fee:- alongwith the Admission Form of the candidate. However, out of Part A fee, an amount of Rs. 600/- as Library fee is to be deposited in the Library Table 3: Self-financed Seats Account against the pay-in-slip downloaded with the Admission Form. · University Copy of the pay-in-slips of Part A and B are to be deposited in the M.Pharm/M.Sc. Bio-Technology/MBA/ IMBA/ MTHM 2,00,000. respective Departments/Campuses/Centres alongwith the Admission Form M.Sc. Botany/Zoology/Physics/ Chemistry/ Food and other documents, within the last date prescribed for the same, thereafter Technology/ Environmental Sciences/ Bio-chemistry/ it shall be presumed that the candidate is not interested to seek the admission. 1,50,000 Clinical Biochemistry/ Bioresources/ IT/ B.Pharm/MBA FEE REFUND RULES (Financial Management)/ MCA Withdrawal /cancellation of admission shall be governed by the following rules MA Mass Communication & Journalism/ M.Sc. Applied and regulations:- 1,00,000 Geology/ Geo-Informatics/M. Com/ BA LLB/ LL.M. · In case a student opts for withdrawal of admission before the start of teaching and the seat filled up, the entire fee after deduction of processing MA/M.Sc. Mathematics/Statistics Electronics/MA 80,000 fee of Rs. 1000/- shall be refunded. Psychology/LL.B · In case a student opts for withdrawal of admission after joining the course MA English, Sociology/Social Work/ but not after the admission is formally closed and the seat is filled-up, the Education/Urdu/ Political Science/Economics/ Islamic portion of fee after appropriate deduction of monthly fee, hostel rent, etc. Studies/ History/ Kashmiri/ Arabic/ Linguistics/ M.Sc. during the period the student remained on rolls. 50,000 Home Science/ MA/M.Sc Geography/ MA MSc Disaster · In case a student opts for withdrawal of admission on the date of closure of Management/ M.P.Ed./ MLIS/M.Ed./ PG Diploma in Remote admission, the admission and other fee shall be non-refundable, provided Sensing &GIS/Computer Application/Bio-Inforamtics the seat vacated is filled-up from the waiting list, if any on the same day. · In case a student opts for withdrawal of admission after the closure of MA Persian/Hindi/Sanskrit 20,000 admission, no fee shall be refundable, except the security deposit/s, training fee, placement fee, brochure fee, hostel security deposit only. PG Diploma in Kashmiri, Certificate Courses in French/ 10,000 · Fee under all conditions shall be refunded partially, or fully depending German/Russian/Persian upon actual duration of the stay the students remained on the rolls of the Department, which shall be determined on case to case basis, on the report Table 4: Fee structure for foreign nationals: of the concerned HOD/Director. · These fee refund rules shall be applicable to fresh admissions at the time of Tuition fee and other Fees (Annual) US$ 2500 admission to the first semester only. There shall be no be refund, whatsoever, in the subsequent semester/years. Hostel Lodging/Boarding (Subject to availability) ( Annual) US$ 1,500 · The University shall release the amount of refund within a maximum period of three months from the date a student applies for the same. Refund shall MODES OF PAYMENT not be treated as a matter of right, however the same shall be done only · Candidates shall have to deposit Admission and other fee annually (for after the student applies for the same on the prescribed Form and the case two semesters) at the time of admission to First, Third, Fifth and Seventh is processed as per the rules and procedure in vogue. Semesters, depending upon the duration of the course. · In case of appearance of any discrepancy or objection that may be raised by · The amount reflected as Part A is to be deposited in the University Chest the claimant, the decision of the Vice-chancellor shall be final and binding. 20 and the amount reflected as Part B is to be deposited in the concerned TRANSFER OF FEE The Library distinguishes itself by providing Remote Access facility (RAF) to If a candidate after joining a particular course is selected/or intends to join another all the subscribed electronic journals and journals accessible via UGC-InfoNet course, the fee deposited in the previous course shall be transferred, upto the digital library consortium. This facility helps the registered users to access all the E-Resources available at Allama Iqbal Library from any part of world closure of admission. The difference of fee if any, shall have to be deposited by the through the Internet. student in the University Chest/Department to which he/she joins. The other facilities offered by Allama Iqbal library are spacious reading areas, · Such students shall have to apply on a Prescribed Form, duly authenticated comfortable seating arrangement, uninterrupted power supply, separate section by both the Heads of the Departments and the Department shall allow the for discussion and other facilities for the comfort of its users. The library has a student to join the new Department, without waiting for the formal approval of spacious state-of-art and well furnished auditorium (Ibn Khaldun Auditorium). the Dean Academic Affairs and inter department / campus fee transfer. Numerous functions and events are organized in the said auditorium throughout · In case a candidate selected for another programme deposits fee in that the year. Moreover, adequate Xerox and printout facilities are also available at Department, the fee deposited by him/her earlier after he/she cancels his nominal charges on the first floor of the Library building. admission in that previous Department shall be refundable. Allama Iqbal Library has developed a special collection for visually impaired students. The collection includes collection like Braille books, DVDs/CDs, DAISY-Digital Talking Books etc. ACADEMIC RESOURCES AND SUPPORT SYSTEM International Resource Cell (IRC) in the Library houses resources on Gender LIBRARY FACILITIES: Studies, International Relations, Economics, Politics, Conflict Management, Allama Iqbal Library provides learning spaces across all the campuses of Sociology etc. It is a vibrant centre where activities like book reviews, video University of Kashmir and access to an ever increasing range of resources, conferences, film screening, face-to-face discussions with eminent personalities both physical and electronic, along with the help and support to use them and workshops are held regularly, besides access to some indispensable source effectively. The library is largest in Jammu & Kashmir State and is presently the materials both in print and electronic form. main Library, having fifty-seven Departmental Libraries attached with different All new students are offered advice/counseling on how to make the best use of Departments, b\campuses, Centres, Directorates and various Institutes of the the library facilities. User education to newly inducted students and visitors is the University giving you access to over 6.00 lac books and over 8000 electronic permanent feature of our library. The KNOW YOUR LIBRARY guide also gives a bird’s- journals. Besides, the library has a good collection of manuscripts, journals, eye view of the library’s extensive collections, opening hours, contact details and useful Braille/Talking Book Collection, microfiches, CD/DVD-ROMs, Theses and links. The professional staff of the Allama Iqbal library acts as resource personnel within Dissertations, Audio cassettes etc. to cater to varied academic and research and outside the University and also provides consultancy services to different colleges needs of the university community. and institutes of the state. In addition, Allama Iqbal library organizes Conferences/ The library is fully computerized and is unique in the state in offering online Seminars, Workshops and Book exhibitions from time to time. access to various databases of its resources through Campus Area Network. The entire collection of Central Library is bar coded and RFID tagged and therefore Iqbal Library has entered following: is unique in successfully implementing RFID (Radio Frequency Identification System) technology in the State of Jammu and Kashmir. Besides, the library National & International Collaborations/Partnerships: distinguishes itself in offering up-dated access to thousands of online journals 1. World Digital Library (WDL). and e-Books. Access to various online libraries and world renowned databases 2. Information and Library Network (INFLIBNET) Centre (an IUC of UGC). has thrown the gates of huge knowledge resources open to its users. 3. Developing Library Network (DELNET). The Library has a 24x7 Library Facilities Centre which remains open round the 4. National Institute for the Visually Handicapped, Dehradun. clock throughout the year and provides a wide area for reading and study. Ongoing Projects: Daily locals, national and some international newspapers are displayed here. a) “Digitization of old and Rare copyright free books available in Jammu The library has a well equipped Internet Browsing Centres at First floor having and Kashmir libraries” sanctioned by Department of Electronics & both LAN and Wi-Fi Connectivity with a good number of computers installed and E-Resources Center at second floor having computers systems dedicated Information Technology, Ministry of Communications & Information for browsing and for multimedia access. Technology, Government of India– (around 14,003 books have been 21 digitized so far) a) “Digitization of Ph.D Theses under Shodhganga project” of INFLIBNET The Kashmir University Alumni Association also provides financial assistance Centre (an Inter-University Centre of University Grants Commission) to students with poor economic background. Preference, however, is given to sanctioned by University Grants Commission. orphans. Library Membership Student-Aid Corpus Fund: Library membership is provided to faculty, students, research scholars and non- The University has also adopted a scheme called Student Aid Corpus Fund teaching staff of University of Kashmir. Each student admitted to a University under which financial assistance is extended to poor and needy students who programme has to obtain a Library Membership Form from Allama Iqbal come from low income group families/ orphans. The candidates have to apply Library and after completing the requisite formalities submit it in the Library. for the scholarship through their Departments. Subsequently, the student shall be issued a library card which would enable him/her to use the library facilities. A maximum of three books are issued in the name of a student at a time which are to be returned to the Library within HOSTEL ACCOMMODATION: 15 days, beyond which a pre specified fine shall be charged from the student. The University maintains six hostels at the campus which are: · Gani Kashmiri Hostel for Male Research Scholars. Internet Access Centre Membership: · Mehboob-ul-Aalam Boys Hostel The students admitted to various programmes can acquire the membership of · Maulana Anwar Shah Kashmiri Boys Hostel the Internet Access Centre after filling the Application Form and completing · Habba Khatoon Girls Hostel other requisite formalities. The username and password for accessing the · Rabia Basri Girls Hostel Internet is being provided by Directorate of IT&SS. · Qurat-ul-Ain Haider Girls Hostel Each hostel provides mess facility, recreation and other basic facilities. For Merit Scholarships, FELLOWSHIPS and Student-aid Fund: accommodation in these hostels. The office of the Provost invites applications from eligible and bonafide candidates. The allotment is made by a Committee Merit Scholarships: under rules. Meritorious students and those belonging to far-flung areas of the The meritorious students in each programme are eligible to receive state are given preference. The detailed rules and regulations governing hostel merit scholarships which are paid to the first two top merit holders. Merit accommodation can be had from the office of the respective Provosts of Boys scholarship in favour of 1st & 2nd semester students is granted on the basis of and Girls Hostels. merit obtained in the Entrance Examination, while in the 3rd + 4th/5th +6th · Each student is required to join the hostel mess as self cooking is not semesters, it is granted on the basis of merit obtained in the 1st + 2nd / 3rd + allowed. 4th semesters. The scholarship is granted from the date of admission to the · The maximum time limit for hostel accommodation is as follows: programme up to the last date of the examination, subject to a maximum · MA/MSc/M Com/MBA/LLM/MLIS/M Pharmacy: 2 years period of 12 calendar months in a year. · LLB / MCA: 3 years · BA-LLB, BBA-MBA: 5 years Research Scholarships: · B Pharm/B.Tech: 4 years There are four research scholarships in each Department/ Research Centre for · M Phil Scholars: 1½years carrying out research leading to the award of Ph D/M Phil degrees in addition to · Ph D Scholars: 3 years the contingency grant payable annually for meeting miscellaneous expenses.

Student-Aid Fund: Health Service : The University has also adopted a scheme called Student Aid Fund under The University has its own Health Center with well qualified doctorsand which financial assistance is extended to meritorious students who come from paramedical staff. The Health Center provides service round the clock to low income group families. The candidates have to apply for the scholarship students and employees, especially to those who live on the University 22 through their Departments. Campus. The Health Centre provides treatment and essential medicines to patients free of cost. It also provides the diagnostic facility to patients. It has and Inter-University sports tournaments and championships are organized to Diagnostic Laboratory, X-Ray Unit, EGC Unit and other facilities. Besides the encourage students to participate in sports of their choice. The participating Centre has a Dental Section with a complete Dental Unit. The unit is run by a students are encouraged by the University authorities through awards of cash Dental Surgeon. prizes as well as medals and trophies. The University also provides opportunity to other sport-lovers to have tournaments in different sports in which people INTERNET SERVICES other than students also participate. The University Grants Commission has set The University provides internet access to the different departments ,units up a Nodal Centre in the Directorate of Physical Education and Sports to foster and centres which has brought efficiency in the system. Directorate of IT & the spirit of adventure sports in the Universities and Colleges of north India. The SS runs the University Intranet and Internet services. It has established strong University of Kashmir has now become a facility centre for adventure sports central IT & support system, with huge Campus Area Network which covers like Ice-skiing, Ski-mountaineering, Mountaineering, Waterskiing, Kayaking and all Departments, Centres, camouses, Administrative Offices, Hostels, Health Canoeing, Aqua Para Shooting and White Water Rafting. Any bonafide student centre and Guest houses of the University. It has also been extended to satellite of a College and University can take part in the training programmes run by the campuses, Colleges affiliated with the University. Internet is being served on the Nodal Centre. Besides, the Directorate has Health Centre to meet the fitness Campus Area Network through high-speed gigabit connectivity under NME-ICT needs of players, teachers and other employees. / NKN scheme with redundancy subscribed through other service provider/s. Different IT / e-Governance services provided on the camous networks. CULTURAL ACTIVITIES Campus Network includes: - A Cultural Club has been constituted with sections like Literary Club, Drama · e-Governance services like online admission/s, examination Club and Art Club. These clubs organize various activities including Seminars, processes are being run in-house and provided through Campus Debates, Elocutions, Creative Writing Competitions, Fine Arts, Theatre Events, Intranet & Internet. Youth Festivals, Cultural/Literary Tours, Youth Exchange Programmes at Local, · Central Authentication System for Internet facility using Network Zonal, National and International levels. Management system (Internet Gateway) with proper content filtering system in place. EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES · High end servers for critical IT / e-Governance services round the Annual Students’ Magazine: clock. The Department of Students Welfare publishes an annual magazine “Gulala”, · Fully automated library services through RFID based issue / return which contains various literary and research articles written by students, system. teachers and research scholars. The magazine promotes the art and habit of · Video Conferencing facility. writing among the students of the University. · IT hardware troubleshoot and maintenance. · Backup facility. Educational Tour: In addition to the Campus Area Network, University has established WiFi The Department of Students Welfare also arranges educational tours for the hotspots at different essential locations in the Campus viz. library, hostels front students to visit various centres of excellence outside the valley. The students lawns of the campus etc. acquire learning experience by interacting with students and faculty members of other institutions. SPORTS FACILITIES: The University has a full-fledged Directorate of Physical Education and Sports Other Services: with a Director and a team of qualified Coaches for various games. There are Transport facility for students coming from District Headquarters, issuance of spacious and well-maintained playing fields on the Campus, where Inter-College Identity Cards and Character Certificates to the students is also looked after by the Department of Students Welfare. 23 Red Cross Unit: at University/ College and +2 levels. Each NSS unit comprises of 100 students The Red Cross Unit stands for the humanitarian assistance programme, whose activities are organized and coordinated by their respective programme executed through University Volunteers. The Unit keeps close liaison with officers. The In-charge of the NSS units at the University, College and +2 levels IRCS, J&K Chapter and jointly organizes various programmes, workshops and is the Programme Coordinator. At present, there are 47 NSS units working in 40 blood donation camps and other related programmes at the campus. educational institutions in the valley.

Students’ Grievance Cell: Public Relations Centre: Student’s Grievance Cell looks after the grievances of the students and acts as Public Relations Centre is one of the central organs of the University set- a bridge between the University authorities and students. up. The centre acts as a bridge between internal and external public of the University besides the University administration. It maintains a close Special Cell for Students: liaison with media (both print and electronic) and ensures due publicity of The Cell provides facilities for differently abled students within and outside the various developmental activities, seminars, workshops, conferences and other university system, which help them enjoy a dignified and respectable status student focused activities. and career after the completion of their studies. One of the prime concerns of the Cell is to sensitize the civil society about the diverse problems and Landscape Division: challenges faced by the special category of our society. University has a Landscape Development Division, which takes care of beautification activities of the University. Red Ribbon Club: The main aim of the Club is sensitization and awareness of masses about HIV/ AIDS through various interaction programmes. The Club also organizes blood EXAMINATION, EVALUATION AND PROMOTION donation camps and awareness about health hygiene and sanitation. CHOICE BASED CREDIT SYSTEM National Service Scheme (NSS) The University has introduced Choice Based Credit System (CBCS) in all its NSS inculcates the spirit of voluntary work among students and teachers Masters Programmes from the session 2014. This provides required flexibility for community service. It endeavours to combine knowledge and action to to the students in choosing Courses within and outside their Departments. achieve results which are desirable for community development. The aim of A candidate has to obtain a minimum of 24 credits per semister that is 48 NSS is to give an extensive dimension to the higher education system and credits in one year programme (2 semesters), 96 credits in 2 year programme orient students to community service while they are studying in educational (4 semesters), 142 credits in 3 year programme (6 semesters) and so on. how institutions. The educated youth who are expected to hold the reins of ever, a candidate has to obtain a minimum of 8 credits per semester from the administration in future are found to be unaware of the problems of the electives from outside his/her own department.out of 24 credits in a semester village/slum community and in certain cases are indifferent towards their candidae has to obtain 12 credits compulsory from Cores Courses, while the needs and problems. Therefore, it is necessary to arouse their social conscience remaining 12 credits can be obtained from the electives in the following and provide them an opportunity to work with people in neglected areas. manner; Over the years, NSS has emerged as India’s largest student youth movement • A candidate can obtain a maximum of 6 credits within his / her own in establishing ties with the community. The motto or watchword of National department out of the specializations offered by the department as Service Scheme is not me but you. This reflects the essence of democratic discipline centric-electives. living and upholds the need for selfless service and appreciation of the other • 6 credits shall be obtained by a candidate from the electives offered by person’s point of view. The office of the NSS Programme Coordinator at the departments other than his / her own. The candidate shall be free to University is the Nodal Center coordinating NSS activities at the University, obtain these 6 credits from the generic or open electives or a combination 24 College and +2 levels, and NSS volunteers are drawn from students enrolled of both. The Choice Based Credit System (CBCS) is considered an important part of When a candidate remains continuously absent from all the clases for more reform process to enhance quality in Higher Education. The system allows a than 15 days in a semester, without assigning any reasons, he/she shall be paradigm shift from teaching oriented education to learner centric mechanism liable to be stuck off from the Rolls of the Department. in the higher education institutions. It provides opportunities to the learners to understand the subject at their own pace, develop analytical abilities, critical Re-Admission thinking and capacities to solve problems. The system allows flexibility to the A candidates who falls short of attendance beyond condonable limits or whose learner to choose different courses in the process of accumulating the credits.. shortage in attendance is not condoned by the authorities under rules and While allowing developing disciplinary knowledge, it allows knowledge of wants to pursue the course, shall be required to re-join the course alongwith interdisciplinary subjects as per the choice of learner and course offerings by the next batch of students of the same class to make up the deficiency by the institutions. Moreover, the learning is inclusive based on lecturing, tutorials attending the required number of lectures by which he/she had fallen short. and project/lab work/ field work. Further, the system encourages mobility of This provision shall however be applicable only in respect of such of the students through credit transfer among the Universities/institutes within and candidates who have attended at least 55% classes in the said paper/course/s. across the country on reciprocal basis which also promotes employability. The Candidates having attended less than 55% of the lectures but not below 40% system encourages total transparency and accountability in evaluation system in a particular paper/s or course/s shall be considered for re-admission for in an objective manner. It provides scope for compressive and continuous making up the deficiency after depositing afresh the prescribed admission evaluation of students and encourages them to learn. fee for the course/programme on some genuine reasons duly accompanied by sufficient documentary evidence vis-a-vis on the recommendations of the EXAMINATION: Heads of the Department/Dean of the Faculty. The performance of a candidate is assessed on the basis of written semester examinations, continuous assessment, practical’s and viva voce (where ever Completion of Course applicable). The University conducts almost all the programmes on Semester A candidate shall have to remain on rolls for all the semester and shall have to basis and the examinations are conducted at the end of each semester. Only clear all the courses within the prescribed time limit for each course. For PG course those candidates are allowed to appear in the semester examinations who a candidate shall have to complete the programme within a period of five years. fulfill the requirements/ eligibility conditions as prescribed under the statutes applicable to the programme. Attendance A candidate shall be required to attend 75% of the total number of lectures, CONTINUOUS ASSESSMENT tutorials, seminars, etc. delivered and also practicals, wherever applicable. The students are also assessed through a well designed mechanism of However, shortage in attendance may be condoned for special reasons to be Continuous Assessment (Internal Assessment). The Continuous Assessment recorded in writing by: based on the performance of the students in seminars, tutorials, quiz, term • Head of the Department up to a maximum of 5% paper, written test and viva-voce examination carries 20% to 30% of the total • Vice-Chancellor up to a maximum of another 5%. marks, per paper. No student is allowed to appear in the theory examination Candidates who participate in any one or more of the activities (Inter-State of a course/ paper unless he/she has passed the Continuous Assessment Sports Tournaments; Inter University Sports Tournaments; Inter College Sports component of that course/paper. Tournaments; Inter University Debates, Seminars, Youth Festivals and Cultural Programmes; NCC / NSS Programmes; Hikes, Trekking Expeditions organized by PROMOTION: the University) shall be eligible for condoning deficiency in attendance incurred The promotion of the students from one semester to another is determined by them on account of such participation. They shall be treated as present on all on the basis of a well set procedure reflected in the course Statutes notified working days, provided they have been officially deputed by the University for this by the University. The students are advised to go through these Statutes .to purpose, but the total absence/concession shall not exceed 15 days in a year. understand the promotion policy of the University Cancellation of Admission 25 Vacations and Holidays Entrepreneurship Development: The teaching Departments of the University shall close for winter and summer The University offers assistance in entrepreneurship development and self- vacations as per the Calendar/ Notifications issued by the University in due employment opportunities to unemployed youth so as to motivate them to course of time.. Further, the University shall observe holidays as per the choose entrepreneurship as their career and thus become job providers instead notification issued by the University in this regard. of job seekers. Entrepreneurship Development Cell (EDC) of the University provides a platform for inventors and innovators of the valley to facilitate them with workshop facilities for prototype fabrication, expert guidance on CAREER ASSISTANCESHIP patenting and project report generation for establishing an SSI unit. EDC CAREER PLANNING AND COUNSELLING bridges the gap between the entrepreneur and the funding agencies. The University established the Centre for Career Planning and Counseling in 2008. The mission of the Centre is to provide services and resources for JRF/NET/SET Facilities: students in career and educational planning as well as help them in their job The University facilitates and conducts examinations for UGC-JRF, NET; CSIR- search and provides a constructive professional environment to deal with any JRF, NET and SET. For convenience of the candidates. issue affecting the students’ studies. The major objectives of the Centre are: · To help students understand their issues and concerns; CONDUCT AND DISCIPLINE · To find ways in which to manage or cope with their problems and PROCTORAL ORGANISTION also to exploit various career and job options. The Department of Proctorial Affairs is an important organization of the · To advise members of academic, administrative or supporting staff University. which comprises of the Proctorial Staff (Day), the Watch and on how to help a student in solving problems that deters him/her Ward Staff (Night) and KUG Coy (Security). The Organization is headed by from achieving his / her academic goals. the Chief Proctor and supported by Chief Security Officer, Deputy Chief · To provide information and training for faculty and administrative staff Proctor and several Proctors. With a huge property base coupled with an through Staff Development Programmes that will help them to act as equally enormous number of students, teaching and non-teaching faculty, Academic Counsellors in different department’s/units of the University. the Proctorial Organization have massive responsibilities of safeguarding the The main task of the Center is to plan and support career counseling, students’ University assets, providing safe and security academic environment by way of placement, marketing of the University and its programmes. In addition, the maintaining law and order and strict discipline on the campuses. In addition, Center is also responsible for creating and sustaining relations with the public. the Organization regulates traffic movement, vehicle parking and also ensures Some of leading companies that visited the University recently include:- a smoking free polythene free zone in the campus. The organization also has a · HDFC Banl Ltd., statutory mandate of ensuring ragging free zone on the Campus.. · Standard Chatered Bank; · Infosys Technologies, · Hindustan Unilever Ltd., · IYogi (India); · Yes Bank, · Tata Consultancy Services, · Ligare · Axis Bank · Saint Gobain, · HCL Technologies; · Godrej and Boyce India Ltd. 26 RAGGING A CRIME

Ragging has been termed as one of the serious crimes by the Supreme student, or indulging in rowdy or indisciplined activities by any student Court of India. The University has a record of zero-level ragging incidences or students which cause or is likely to cause annoyance, hardship or over the past years. Any act of ragging leads to punitive consequences. psychological harm to any fresher or any other student or asks any student Immediate suspension from classwork of the student involved, which to perform any act which the student will not in the ordinary circumstances on the recommendation of the Anti-Ragging Squad can culminate even do and which has the effect of causing or generating a sense of shame, or in expulsion/rustication of the accused. Once an incident of ragging is torment or embarrassment so as to adversely affect the physique or psyche reported to the Anti-ragging Squad, an FIR is lodged within 24 hours with of such fresher or any other student, with or without an intent of deriving a the Police Station where the matter is treated like other serious crimes. The sadistic pleasure or showing of power, authority or superiority by a student following act/s amount/s to ragging which is/are strictly prohibited within over any fresher or any other student”. A victim of the crime of ragging as well as outside the University Campuses: “Any conduct by any student or any one on his/her behalf can inform and seek help from any of the or students whether by words spoken or written or by an act which has the following help lines. However, a wrong reporting shall also invite action effect of teasing, treating or handling with rudeness a fresher or any other under rules:- : A CRIM Professor Nilofar Khan Dean Student Welfare 9419009189 Dr. Naseer Iqbal Chief Proctor 9419079191 Dr Aijaz Ahmad Wani Dy Chief Proctor 9419095088 Dr Tabasum Firdous Proctor 9419023236 Mr Nisar Ahmad I/C Chief Security Officer 9419628428

27 THE FACULTIES

28 FACULTY OF APPLIED SCIENCES & TECHNOLOGY

· Department of Computer Sciences · Department of Electronics & Instrumentation Technology · Department of Food Science & Technology · Institute of Home Science · Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences

DEAN | Professor M. Y. Shah

29 DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCES Department of Electronics & Instrumentation Technology Year of Establishment 1987 Year of Establishment 1985 Faculty Faculty Dr. M. Arif Wani Professor Dr G.M. Bhat Professor/ Head (I/C) Dr S M K Quadri Professor & Head Dr Mohamad Tariq Banday Sr Assistt Professor Dr Manzoor A Chachoo Scientist-D Dr Farooq Ahmad Khanday Assistant Professor Dr Muheet Ahmed Butt Scientist-D Dr Shabir Ahmad Parah Assistant Professor Dr Rana Hashmy Scientist-C Dr Javaid Ahmad Sheikh Assistant Professor Dr Javed Parvez Sr Assistt Professor Er Farhat Roohi Scientist B Mr Sajad M Khan Scientist-B Dr Javaid Iqbal Assistant Professor Programmes Offered Programmes Offered M. Sc. Electronics Duration 2 years (4 semesters) Master of Computer Applications (MCA) Intake Capacity 30 + 09 Self-financed Seats Duration 3 years (6 semesters) Eligibility Intake Capacity 46 + 14 Self-financed Seats Three year B. Sc. with following combinations Eligibility • General English, Chemistry, Electronics, Physics Three years B.Sc. IT/ BCA/B.Sc. with Mathematics/B.Sc. with Mathematics at • General English, Physics, Mathematics, Electronic Equipment and 10+2 level OR B.Tech/BE . Maintenance Master of Information Technology (M Sc IT) • General English, Mathematics, Electronics, Information Technology Duration 2 year (4 semesters) • General English, Mathematics, Physics, information Technology Intake Capacity 31+ 09 Self-financed Seats • General English, Mathematics, Computer Application, Statistics Eligibility • General English, Mathematics, Electronics, Statistics Three years B.Sc. (IT), BCA, B.Sc. with Mathematics, B.Sc. with Mathematics at 10+2 OR B.Tech/BE. B.Tech. (Electronics and Communication Engineering) (Higher Semesters) PG Diploma in Computer Applications (PGDCA) Research Programmes Duration 1 year (2 semesters) · M Phil Intake Capacity 20 + 6 Self-financed Seats · Ph D Eligibility Three years graduation Contact Numbers Research Programmes Office: 0194- 2272381 • M Phil HOD: 0914- 227 2383 • Ph D Contact Numbers Office: 0194- 2272313 HOD: 0914- 227 2312

30 DEPARTMENT OF FOOD SCIENCE & TECHONOLOGY INSTITUTE OF HOME SCIENCE

Year of Establishment: 2008 Year of establishment 1982 Faculty Faculty Dr. F.A. Masoodi I/C Head Dr. Nilofer Khan Professor Dr. Adil Gani Assistant Professor Dr. F.A. Masoodi Professor Mrs. Sabeera Muzzafar Assistant Professor Dr. Naheed Vaida Professor & Director Mr. Sajad Mohd. Wani Assistant Professor Dr. Humaira Azim Sr. Assistant Professor Dr. Idrees Ahmed Wani Assistant Professor Mrs. Shafia Nazir Sr. Assistant Professor Dr. Muzamil Jan Sr.Assistant Professor Mrs. Naila Irshad Assistant Professor Programmes Offered Ms. Gazala Nissar Assistant Professor M.Sc. (Food Technology) Ms. Shafia Jan Assistant Professor Duration 2 years/4 Semesters Programmes offered Intake Capacity 19+6 Self -financed Seats M.Sc Home Science Specializations: Eligibility • Food Science and Nutrition • B.Sc. Medical/Non-Medical with all existing combinations. • Dietetics & Clinical Nutrition • B.Sc. Home Science with Food Science/ Human Nutrition as one of • Extension & Communication the subjects. • Human Development • B.Sc. Food Technology/ Biotechnology. • B.Sc. Agriculture/ B.V.Sc and A.H. Duration 2 Years (4 Semesters) • B.Sc. Pharmaceutical Science. Intake Capacity: • B.Tech (Food Tech.) or B. Sc. (Horticulture) Food Science & Nutrition: 16 +4 Self-financed seats Dietetics & Clinical Nutrition 10 + 3 Self-financed seats Research Programmes Extension & Communication 16 + 4 Self-financed seats · Ph. D Human Development 10+ 3 Self-financed seats Contact Numbers Office: 0194- 2272236 Eligibility HOD: 0914- 227 2237 Graduation in Home Science under 10+ 2+3 pattern

Research Programmes · M.Phil · Ph.D Contact Numbers Office: 0194- 227 2203 Director: 0914- 227 2204 31 DEPARTMENT OF PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES

Year of Establishment: 1983 Faculty Dr. Mohd Yasin Shah Professor Dr. Nahida Tabassum Professor & Head Dr. Zulfiqar Ali Bhat Professor Dr. Mubashir Hussain Sr. Asstt. Professor Dr. Mohd Ishaq Geer Sr. Asstt. Professor Dr. Sabeeha Sr. Asstt. Professor Dr. Mohd Iqbal Zargar Sr. Asstt. Professor Dr. Nisar Ahmad Khan Sr. Asstt. Professor Dr. Ghulam Nabi Bader Assistant Professor Programmes Offered: B.Pharm Duration 4 years Intake capacity 25+8 (self financed Seats)) Eligibility 10+2 (Biology background)

M.Pharm Duration 2 years Intake capacity 15+4 (Self financed seats)

Eligibility B. Pharm. from any University/Institute recognized by UGC/ AICTE Specializations Offered: • Pharmaceutics • Pharmaceutical Chemistry • Pharmacology • Pharmacognosy • Pharmacy Practice Research Programmes · PhD

Contact Numbers Office: 0194- 227 2341 HOD: 0914- 227 2340 32 FACULTY OF BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES

· Department of Biochemistry · Department of Biotechnology · Department of Botany · Department of Zoology

DEAN |Professor Akbar Masood

33 DEPARTMENT OF BIO-CHEMISTRY DEPARTMENT OF Bio- TECHNOLOGY

Year of Establishment: 1982 Year of Establishment: 2001 Faculty: Faculty: Dr. Akbar Masood Professor & Head Dr. Khalid M Fazili Professor & Head Dr. Mohammad Afzal Zargar Professor (on deputation) Dr.Khurshid IqbalAndrabi Professor Dr. Rabia Hamid Assistant Professor Dr.Raies Ahmed Qadri Professor Dr. Shajrul Amin Assistant Professor (Co-ordinator Cl. Bio Chemistry) Dr.Mehbool-ul-Hassan Sr. Asstt. Professor Dr. Nazir Ahmad Dar Assistant Professor Dr.Firdous A Khanday Sr. Asstt. Professor Dr. Shaida Andrabi Assistant Professor Dr.Ehtisham-ul-Haq Sr. Asstt. Professor Dr. Fouzia Rasdid Assistant Professor Mr. Bilal Ahmad Reshi Assistant Professor Dr. Syed Hussain Mir Assistant Professor (on study leave) Dr. Altaf Bhat Assistant Professor Dr. Showkat A. Ganie Assistant Professor Dr. Abrar Ahmad Qureshi Assistant Professor Dr. Tanveer A. Dar Assistant Professor Programmes offered M.Sc Biochemistry Programme offered Duration 2 years (4 semesters) M.Sc. Biotechnology Intake capacity 26 +08( Self-financed seats) Duration 2 years (4 semesters) Eligibility Intake Capacity 11+3 Self-financed seats Graduation under 10+2+3 pattern with any one of the following subjects Eligibility in all the three years B.Sc., course: Biochemistry, Biotechnology, Botany, Bachelor’s degree under 10+2+3 pattern in Physical, and Biological Sciences Chemistry, Microbiology and Zoology OR Bachelors degree in Agricultural, Veterinary and Fishery Science, M.Sc Clinical Biochemistry Pharmacy, Engineering/Technology or Medicine (MBBS) or BDS. Duration 2 years (4 semesters) Intake capacity 26+8( Self-financed seats) Research Programmes: Eligibility · M Phil Candidates having obtained degree from any recognized University/ · Ph D · Human Molecular Genetics Research Programmes: · Plant Biotechnology · M.Phil., Biochemistry · Ph.D., Biochemistry Contact Numbers Office: 0194- 227 2385 Contact Numbers HOD: 0914- 227 2384 Office: 0194- 227 2303 HOD: 0914- 227 2304

34 DEPARTMENT OF BOTANY Department of Zoology

Year of Establishment: 1961 Year of Establishment 1961 Faculty Faculty Dr Irshad A Nawchoo Professor & Head Dr Ulfat Jan Professor & Head Dr Zafar A Reshi Professor Dr G Mustafa Shah Professor Dr Inayatullah Tahir Professor and Cordinator Bio Resources Dr Fayaz Ahmad Professor Dr Abdul Hamid Wani Professor Dr Muni Parveen Associate Professor Dr Zahoor Ahmad Kaloo Associate Professor Dr Abdul Ahad Buhroo Associate Professor Dr Aijaz Ahmad Wani Sr Assistt Professor Dr Syed Tanveer Sr. Asstt. Professor Dr Manzoor A Shah Sr Assistt Professor Dr M F Fazili Sr Asstt. Professor Dr Seema Singh Sr Assistt Professor Dr Tariq A. Shosha Sr Asstt. Professor Dr Anzar Ahmad Khuroo Sr Assistt Professor Dr Imtiaz Ahmed Khan Sr Asstt. Professor Mr. Mohd Arif Zargar Assistant Professor Dr Hidayatullah Tak Sr Asstt. Professor Dr Mohd Yaqoob Bhat Assistant Professor Dr. Bilal Ahmad Bhat Assistant Professor Dr Rifat John Assistant Professor Dr Yahya Bakhtiyar Assistant Professor Dr Irfan Rashid Assistant Professor Dr Altaf Hussain Assistant Professor Dr Reiaz-ul-Rehman Assistant Professor Dr Manzoor Ahmad Mir Assistant Professor Programme Offered Mr Sheikh Tajamul Islam Assistant Professor M Sc Zoology Programmes Offered: Duration 2 years (4 semesters) M. Sc. Botany Intake Capacity 40 + 12 Self-financed seats Duration 2 years (4 semesters) Eligibility Intake Capacity 40 + 12 Self-financed seats Three Years B.Sc. with Zoology as one of the subjects Eligibility Criteria Three year B Sc with Botany as one of the subjects Research Programmes: · M Phil M. Sc. Bioresources · Ph D Duration 2 years (4 semesters) Intake Capacity 16 + 04 Self-financed seats Contact Numbers Eligibility Criteria Office: 0194- 227 2321 Three year B Sc with Botany as one of the subjects HOD: 0914- 227 2320

Research Programmes · M. Phil · Ph. D

Contact Numbers 35 Office: 0194- 227 2323 HOD: 0914- 227 2322 FACULTY OF PHYSICAL & MATERIAL SCIENCES

· Department of Chemistry · Department of Earth Sciences · Department of Environmental Science · Department of Geography & Regional Development · Department of Mathematics · Department of Physics · Department of Statistics

DEAN | Professor Nissar Ahmad Rather

36 DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY Department of Earth sciences

Year of Establishment 2000 Year of Establishment 1967 Faculty Faculty Dr Shakil Ahmad Romshoo Professor & Head Dr G M Peerzada Professor & Head Dr Gh Jeelani Associate Professor Dr M A Khuroo Professor Dr Bikram Singh Sr. Asstt. Professor Dr G M Rather Professor Dr Rakesh Chandra Sr. Asstt. Professor Dr W A Shah Associate Professor Mr. Irfan Rashid Assistant Professor Dr Altaf Hussain Pandit Associate Professor Dr Aijaz Ahmad Dar Assistant Professor Programmes Offered: Dr Mohsin Ahmad Bhat Assistant Professor (on study leave) M Sc Applied Geology Mr Syed Masood Ahmad Rizvi Assistant Professor Duration 2 years (4 semesters) Intake Capacity 20+06 Self-financed Programme Offered Eligibility M Sc Chemistry B Sc with Geology as one of the subjects. Duration 2 years (4 semesters) Intake Capacity 46+14 Self-financed seats M Sc Geo-Informatics Eligibility Duration 2 years (4 semesters) Three year B Sc with Chemistry as one of the subjects Intake Capacity 10 Self-financed Eligibility Research Programmes I. Three-year B Sc with Physics/Chemistry/ Mathematics/ Statistics / Zoology/ · M Phil Electronics/ Botany/Geography/Geology as one of the subjects. · Ph D II. B Sc in Computer Science/ Agriculture/ Forestry/Horticulture/ Town Planning/ Information Technology/Computer Applications III. B. Tech/B E in Civil/ Electrical/ Electronic/ Computer Engineering/Architecture. Contact Numbers Office: 0194- 227 2305 P G Diploma in Remote Sensing & GIS HOD: 0914- 227 2304 Duration 1 year (2 semesters) Intake Capacity 18 Self-financed Eligibility B Sc with any one of the following subjects at graduation level: Geology/ Physics/ Chemistry/ Mathematics/ Electronics/ Botany/ Geography OR B Sc Computer Science/ Agriculture/ Forestry/ Horticulture/ Town Planning/ Information Technology/ Computer Applications OR B.Tech/B E in Civil/ Electronic/ Computer Engineering. Research Programmes offered · M.Phill · Ph.D 37 Contact Numbers Office: 0194- 227 2378 HOD: 0914- 227 2379 DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE Department of Geography & Regional Development

Year of Establishment: 2000 Year of Establishment 1979 Faculty Faculty Dr. B.A. Ganai Professor & Head Dr. Ishtiaq Ahmed Mayer Professor & Head Dr. Azra N. Kamili Professor Dr. T.A Kanth Professor Dr. Md. Niamat Ali Associate Professor Dr. Mohammad Sultan Bhat Professor Dr. Sami Ullah Bhat Assistant Professor Dr. Shamim Ahmed Shah Sr. Asstt. Professor Dr. Arshid Jehangir Assistant Professor Dr. Pervez Ahmed Sr. Asstt. Professor Dr. Ruqeya Nazir Assistant Professor Dr. Harmeet Singh Asstt. Professor Dr. G.M. Rather Asstt. Professor Dr. Javeed Ahmed Rather Asstt. Professor Programme Offered Mr. M. Shafi Bhat Asstt. Professor M.Sc. Environmental Science Duration Two years/4 Semesters Programme Offered Intake Capacity 19+6 Self-financed seats M.A. / M.Sc. Geography Eligibility Duration 2 years (4 Semesters) (i) B.Sc with any three of the following subjects: Botany, Zoology, Chemistry, Intake capacity 30 + 09 Self-financed seats Bio-Chemistry, Geology, Geography, Mathematics, Industrial Fish and Eligibility Criteria Fisheries, Sericulture, Environment and Water Management, Mushroom Three year B.A/ B.Sc with Geography as one of the subjects. Cultivation and Fruit Preservation, Seed Technology, Industrial Chemistry (ii) B.Sc. Agriculture,B.Sc. Fishries, B.Sc. Forestry, B.V.Sc. and B.Tech/ M.A/M.Sc Disaster Management Engineering Duration 2 years (four Semesters) Intake capacity 10 + 3 self financed seats Research Degrees Offered Eligibility Criteria M.Phil Graduate in any discipline under 10+2+3 Scheme Ph.D Research Programmes Offered Contact Numbers · M.Phil. Office: 0194- 227 2387 · Ph.D. HOD: 0914- 227 2386 Contact Numbers Office: 0194- 227 2229 HOD: 0914- 227 2230

38 Department of Mathematics Department of Physics

Year of Establishment 1958 Year of Establishment 1962 Faculty Faculty Dr. N.A. Rather Professor Dr Sheikh Javid Ahmed Professor Dr. Pirzada Sharief ud din Professor & Head Dr Manzoor Ahmed Malik Associate Professor & Head Dr. M.H. Gulzar Associate Professor Dr Shakeel Ahmed Simnani Associate Professor Dr. B.A. Zargar Associate Professor Dr Sajad Masood Associate Professor Dr. Q.M. Dawood Sr. Asstt. Professor Dr Gowhar Bashir Associate Professor Dr. M.A. Khanday Sr. Asstt. Professor Dr Basharat Ahmad Want Associate Professor Dr. M.A. Mir Sr. Asstt. Professor Dr Mohd. Farooq Mir Associate Professor Dr Naseer Iqbal Associate Professor Dr Waseem Bari Senior Ass. Professor Programmes Offered Mr Gh. Nabi Dar Assistant Professor M.A/M.Sc Mathematics Mr Muzaffar Qadir Lone Assistant Professor Dr Nissar Ahmad Assistant Professor Duration Two years (4 Semesters) Dr Sekh Golam Ali Assistant Professor (on EOL) Intake Capacity 50 +15 self Financed Seats Programme Offered Eligibility Criteria Three years B.A/B.Sc with mathematics/Applied Mathematics as one of the M.Sc Physics subjects or B.Sc. Actuarial & Financial Mathematics Duration Two years (4 Semesters) Intake Capacity 45 + 13 self-financed seats Research Programme · M.Phil Eligibility Criteria · Ph.D B.Sc., B.E./B. Tech. (with physics as one of the subject) Research Programmes: · M.Phil Contact Numbers · Ph.D. Office: 0194- 227 2308 HOD: 0914- 227 2309 Contact Numbers Office: 0194- 227 2310 HOD: 0914- 227 2311

39 Department of Statistics

Year of Establishment 1986

Faculty Dr. Anwar Hassan Professor (On EOL) Dr. M. A. K Baig Associate Professor & Head (I/C) Dr. Tariq Rashid Jan Sr. Assistant Professor Dr. Sheikh Parvaiz Ahmad Sr. Assistant Professor

Programme Offered M.A./M.Sc. Statistics Duration 2 Years/ 4 semesters Intake capacity 50+15 (Self financed seats)

Eligibility Criteria Three years B.A./B.Sc. with Statistics/Applied Mathematics or Mathematics as one of the subjects.

Research Programmes · M.Phil · Ph.D.

Contact Numbers Office: 0194- 227 2372 HOD: 0914- 227 2371

40 FACULTY OF engineering

· college of engineering

DEAN |Professor G M Bhat

41 College of Engineering

Year of Establishment: 2014 Faculty Dr G.M. Bhat Professor Er Abdul Mueed Hafiz Assistant Professor Er Rouf ul Alam Bhat Assistant Professor

Programmes Offered B.Tech in • Electronics & Communication Engineering • Mechanical Engineering • Electrical Engineering

Duration: 4 Years (8 semesters) Intake: 60 seats (Each)

Eligibility: Having passed Hr. Sec. Part II (10+2) from J&K Board of School Education or any recognized board with Physics, Chemistry & Mathematics

Contact Numbers

42 FACULTY OF Arts

· DDEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH · INSTITUTE OF FOREIGN LANGUAGES · DEPARTMENT OF HINDI · DEPARTMENT OF KASHMIRI · DEPARTMENT OF LIBRARY & INFORMATION SCIENCE · DEPARTMENT OF LINGUISTICS · DEPARTMENT OF URDU · DEAN | Professor Bashir Ahmad Nahvi

43 DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH Institute of Foreign Languages Year of Establishment: 1954 Year of Establishment: 1976 Faculty Dr Hamida Bano Professor & Head Faculty Dr Lily Want Professor Dr Bashir Ahmad Professor & Head Dr G R Mir Associate Professor Dr G M Bhat Associate Professor (French) Dr Nusrat Jan Associate Professor Dr Irfan Fazili Assistant Professor (Russian) Dr Iffat Maqbool Assistant Professor Dr M Mearaj Farooqi Assistant Professor Dr Tasleem A War Assistant Professor Programmes Offered Diploma in German, Russian and French Languages Programme Offered Duration 1 year (Part time) M A English Intake Capacity 20 + 6 Self Financed seats (for each programme) Duration 2 years (4 semesters) Intake Capacity 56+16 Self-financed seats Eligibility Criteria Eligibility Criteria Candidates having passed Certificate course in German/ Russian/ French Three-year B A programme with English Literature as one of the subjects Certificate Course in German, Russian and French Languages Note: 20% seats for candidates having passed BA English (Honors) however the total number of students to be admited under honors category shall Duration 1 year (Part time) not be less than 35 subject to the prefrence given by the candidates. Intake Capacity 20 + 6 Self Financed seats (for each programme) Post-graduate Diploma in Spoken English (PGDSE) Duration 6 Months Eligibility Criteria Intake Capacity 20 seats Candidates having passed 12th class examination Eligibility Criteria Three-year Bachelor’s degree from any recognized University

Research Programmes Contact Numbers · M Phil Office: 0194- 227 2389 · Ph D HOD: 0914- 227 2388

Contact Numbers Office: 0194- 227 2333 HOD: 0914- 227 2332 44 Department of Hindi Department of Kashmiri

Year of Establishment: 1956 Year of Establishment: 1974 Faculty Faculty Dr Dilshad Jeelani Professor & Head Dr Mohammad Ramzan Shah Professor & Head Dr Zohra Afzal Professor Dr Ab Rashid Malik Professor Dr Zahida Jabeen Sr Assistant Professor Dr Mehfooza Jan Associate Professor Dr Ruby Zutshi Sr Assistant Professor Dr. B Kumar Pathak Assistant Professor Programmes Offered M A Kashmiri Programmes Offered Duration 2 years (4 semesters) M A Hindi Intake Capacity 56+ 16 Self-financed seats Duration 2 years (4 semesters) Eligibility Criteria Intake Capacity 60+ 18 (Self-financed seats) Three-year B A with Kashmiri as one of the subjects OR Honours Kamil in Eligibility Criteria Kashmiri OR Diploma in Modern Spoken and Literary Kashmiri Three-year B A programme with Hindi as one of the subjects OR Three year Graduation with 1 year PG Diploma in Hindi Diploma in Kashmiri Duration 1 year P G Diploma in Hindi Intake Capacity 20+ 06 Self-financed seats Duration 01 year Eligibility Criteria Intake Capacity 15 seats Three-year B.A/B.Sc/B.Com programme OR candidates having passed Eligibility Criteria Honours examination in Oriental Classical Language and English of B A Bachelor’s degree in any discipline. standard.

Certificate Course in Spoken Hindi (Part-time) Research Programmes Duration 01 year · M Phil Intake Capacity 15 seats · Ph D Eligibility Criteria 10+2 and above Contact Numbers Research Programmes Office: 0194- 227 2338 M Phil · HOD: 0914- 227 2339 · Ph D

Contact Numbers Office: 0194- 227 2335 HOD: 0914- 227 2334

45 Department of Library and Information Science DEPARTMENT OF LINGUISTICS

Year of Establishment: 1991 Year of Establishment: 1970 Faculty Dr Aadil Amin Kak Professor & Head Faculty Dr Aejaz M Sheikh Associate Professor Dr. A Majid Baba Professor & Head (I/C) Dr Musavir Ahmad Sr. Asstt Professor (on leave) Dr. Shabir Ahmad Ganaie Sr. Asstt Professor Dr. Sumeer Gul Sr. Asstt Professor Mr. Nadim Akhtar Khan Assistant Professor Programme Offered Mrs. Rosy Jan Assistant Professor M A Linguistics Dr. Zahid Ashraf Wani Assistant Professor Duration 2 years (4 semesters) Programme Offered Intake Capacity 40+ 12 Self-financed seats Masters in Library and Information Science (MLIS) Eligibility Criteria Duration 2 years (04 semesters) Bachelor’s degree in any discipline. Intake Capacity 32 + 9 Self-financed Seats Research Programmes Eligibility Criteria · M Phil B Sc, B Com, BA, BCA, BBA, BIT, MCMP · Ph D

Research Programmes · M.Phil Contact Numbers · Ph.D Office: 0194- 227 2327 HOD: 0914- 227 2326 Contact Numbers Office: 0194- 227 2317 HOD: 0914- 227 2316

46 DEPARTMENT OF URDU

Year of establishment 1958

Faculty Dr. Mansoor Ahmad Mir Professor & Head Dr. Arifa Bushra Professor Dr. Kousar Rasool Asstt Professor Dr. Mushtaq Hussain Asstt Professor

Programmes Offered M.A Urdu

Duration 2 years (4 Semsters) Intake Capacity 66 + 19 self financed seats Eligibility Criteria Three year B.A Programme with Urdu as one of the subjects.

P.G Diploma in Urdu Mass Media (Part Time)

Duration 1 year (2 Semesters) Intake Capacity 15 seats self financed

Eligibility Criteria Bachelors’ degree in any discipline

Research Programmes · M.phil · Ph.D

Contact Numbers Office: 0194- 227 2367 HOD: 0914- 227 2366

47 FACULTY OF SOCIAL SCIENCES

· Department of Economics · Department of History · Shah-I-Hamadan Institute of Islamic Studies · Media Education Research Centre · Department of Political Science · Department of Psychology · Department of Sociology · Department of Social Work

DEAN | Professor Naseem ahmad Shah

48 DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY

Year of Establishment: 1966 Year of Establishment 1965

Faculty Faculty Dr A S Bhat Professor Dr. Parvez Ahmad Professor & Head Dr Effat Yasmeen Professor & Head Dr. M Ashraf Wani Professor Dr Imtiyaz-ul-Haq Sr Assistant Professor Dr. Bashir Ahmad Khan Professor Mr Sarfraz Equbal Assistant Professor Dr. M Yousuf Ganai Professor Mr Javaid Iqbal Khan Assistant Professor Dr. Javeed Ul Aziz Assistant Professor Mr. Tariq Masood Assistant Professor Ms Elizabth Maryam Assistant Professor Programme Offered M A History Programme Offered M A Economics Duration 2 years/ 4 semesters Duration 2 years (4 semesters) Intake Capacity 66+19 Self-financed seats Intake Capacity 66 + 19 Self-financed seats Eligibility Criteria Three-year B A with History as one of the subjects Eligibility Criteria Three-Year BA with Economics as one of the subjects or BBA/B Com/BA/B Sc Research Programmes with Mathematics or Statistics/ICS/CA/ICWA. However 75% of the seats shall · M.Phil be reserved for candidates having passed their graduation with Economics · Ph.D as one of the subjects and 25% seats for students not having Economics as one of the subjects at under-graduate will not be available in reserved Contact Numbers category. Office: 0194- 227 2212 HOD: 0914- 227 2211 Research Programmes · M Phil · Ph D

Contact Numbers Office: 0194- 227 2246 HOD: 0914- 227 2247

49 SHAH-I-HAMADAN INSTITUTE OF ISLAMIC STUDIES MEDIA EDUCATION RESEARCH CENTRE (MERC)

Year of Establishment 1985 Year of Establishment 1988 Faculty Faculty Mr. Faruq Masudi Head (I/C) Dr. Naseem Ahmad Shah Professor & Head Mr. Nasir Mirza SGA Professor Dr. Hamidullah Marazi Professor Dr. Sabeha Mufti Associate Professor Dr. Abdul Rashid Bhat Professor Dr. Manzoor Ahmad Bhat Sr. Asstt Professor Dr. Aaliya Ahmed Sr. Asstt Professor Dr. Syeda Afshana Sr. Asstt Professor Dr. Malik Zahra Sr. Asstt Professor Ms. Muslim Jan Editor cum RA Programmes offered M. A. Islamic Studies Duration 2years(4 Semesters ) Intake Capacity 48+14Self finance Seats Programme offered M A (Mass Communication & Journalism) Eligibility Criteria Three Years Bachelors Degree Note: 50% Seats reserved for candidates with Duration: 2 years/4 semesters Islamic Studies as one of the subjects and 50% Seats for candidates having Intake Capacity 30 + 09 self- financed seats Bachelor’s Degree from other streams. Eligibility Criteria 3-year Graduation in any discipline

Research Programme Certificate Course in Quranic Studies · M.Phil Duration I Year · Ph.D Intake Capacity 20+06Self-financed Seats

Eligibility Criteria Contact Numbers Candidates having passed their 10+2 level examination from J & K Board of Office: 0194- 227 2319 School Education or any other equivalent Examination HOD: 0914- 227 2318

Research Progammes · M Phil · Ph.D

Contact Numbers Office: 0194- 227 2226 HOD: 0914- 227 2225 50 DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY

Year of Establishment 1963 Year of Establishment 2002 Faculty Faculty Dr Asifa Jan Professor Dr Showkat Ahmad Shah Associate Professor & Head Dr Gul Mohammad Wani Professor Dr Touseef Rizvi Sr Assistant Professor Dr Ravinderjit Kour Professor & Head Dr Humera Shafi Sr Assistant Professor Dr Irshad Ahmad Shah Professor Ms Asma Nabi Assistant Professor Dr Naseema Akhter Associate Professor Dr Nazir Ahmad Assistant Professor Dr Sanjeda Warsi Assistant Professor Programme Offered Mr Javid Ahmad Dar Assistant Professor (on study leave) M A Psychology Mr Aijaz Ashraf Wani Assistant Professor Dr Anjum Ara Shamim Assistant Professor Duration 2 years (4 semesters) Intake Capacity 40 + 12 Self- financed seats

Programme Offered Eligibility Criteria M A Political Science Three year B A with Psychology as one of the subjects Duration 2 years (4 semesters) Intake capacity 66+19 Self-financed seats Research Programmes · M Phil Eligibility Criteria · Ph D Three year B.A with Political Science as one of the subjects.

Research Programmes · M Phil Contact Numbers · Ph D Office: 0194- 227 2283 HOD: 0914- 227 2284

Contact Numbers Office: 0194- 227 2243 HOD: 0914- 227 2244

51 Department of Sociology Department of Social Work

Year of establishment 1989 Year of establishment 2003

Faculty Faculty Dr. Bashir Ahmad Dabla Professor Dr. Pirzada Mohammad. Amin Head Dr.Aneesa Shafi Professor & Head Dr. Shazia Manzoor Sr. Assistant Professor Dr. Pirzada M. Amin Professor Ms. Saima Farhad Assistant Professor Dr. Manzoor Hussian Sr. Assistant Professor Dr. Aadil Bashir Assistant Professor Dr. Saleem Jahangir Assistant professor Dr. Wakar Amin Assistant Professor Ms. Farah Qayoom Assistant Professor

Programmes Offered Programmes Offered M A Sociology Masters in Social Work (MSW) Duration 02 years (4 semesters) Duration 2 years (4 Semesters) Intake capacity 50 + 15 self financed seats Intake capacity 32+09 Self-Financed Seats Eligibility Eligibility Criteria 3 year B.A with Sociology as one of the subjects. 80% seats are reserved for 3-Year Graduation in any discipline graduates having passed sociology as one of the subject and 20% seats shall

be open for all the candidates having passed their graduation with or witout Research Programmes sociology as one of the subjects purely on merit. (Provided the candidates MPhil having passed BSc/ BE/ B.Tech. course shall have obtained at least 60% marks · PhD at graduation level. ·

Research programmes Contact Numbers · M Phil Office: 0194- 227 2286 · Ph D HOD: 0914- 227 2285

Contact Numbers Office: 0194- 227 2241 HOD: 0914- 227 2242

52 FACULTY OF COMMERCE & MANAGEMENT STUDIES

· Department of Business & Financial Studies · The Business School · DEAN | Professor Shabir Ahmad Bhat

53 DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS AND FINANCIAL STUDIES THE BUSINESS SCHOOL Year of Establishment 1991 Year of Establishment: 1970 Faculty Faculty Dr. A M Shah Professor Dr Gulam Mohi-ud-Din Dar Professor & Head Dr. Musadiq Amin Sahaf Professor Dr. Shabir Ahmad Bhat Professor Dr Khurshid Ahmad Butt Professor Dr. S. Mufeed Ahmad Professor & Director Dr Nazir Ahmad Nazir Professor (on EOL) Dr. Iqbal Ahmad Hakeem Professor Dr Riyaz Ahmad Rainayee Associate Professor Dr. Mushtaq Ahmad Darzi Professor Dr. Farooq Ahmad Khan Professor Dr Mushtaq Ahamed Bhat Associate Professor Dr. Bashir Ahmad Joo Associate Professor Dr Mohmad Shafi Associate Professor Dr. Mushtaq Ahmad Siddiqi Associate Professor Er Kaisar Rasheed Gatoo Information Tech I/C Dr. Rafi Ahmad Khan Scientist-B Mr. Mohammad Ayub Shah Placement Officer Dr Parvaiz Ahmad Shah Assistant Professor (on EOL) Dr. Farzana Sr. Assistant Professor Mr Sartaj Hussain Assistant Professor Mr. Tariq Ahmad Lone Assistant Professor Dr Sabiya Mufti Assistant Professor Dr. Ishtiyaq Ah. Qureshi Assistant Professor Dr. Aijaz Akbar Mir Assistant Professor Dr. Khurshid Ali Assistant Professor Dr. Majid H. Qureshi Assistant Professor Mr. Irshad Ahmad Assistant Professor Ms. Sumaira Assistant Professor Mr Khalid Ahmad Chesti Assistant Professor Dr. Reyaz Ahmad Qureshi Assistant Professor Dr. Shahnawaz Ahmad Dar Assistant Professor Dr. Aijaz Ahmad Khaki Assistant Professor Programmes Offered Master of Commerce (M Com) Programmes Offered Duration 2 years (4 semesters) Master of Business Administration (MBA) Intake Capacity 66 + 19 Self-financed seats Duration 2 years (4 semesters) Eligibility Intake Capacity 46 + 14 Self-financed seats Three-year B Com/BBA/BBM/BBS or BA/ BSc with PG Diploma in Accountancy/ Eligibility Candidates having passed 3 years degrees in Arts/ Management/ Science/ Law/ Social Science/ Cost Accountancy/ Cost & Management Accountancy Commerce OR degree in Agriculture, Engineering, Medicine, Technology or having passed the final examination of the Institute of Chartered Accountants/ Cost and Works Accountants or MBA (Financial Mangement) any other degree recognized by the University as equivalent to the said degree. Duration 2 years (4 semesters) Master of Tourism & Hospitality Managements (MTHM) Intake Capacity 30 + 09 Self-financed seats Duration 2 years (4 semesters) Eligibility Intake Capacity 30 + 09 Self-financed seats Bachelors Degree in Commerce/ Management/ Arts/Science under 10+2+3 scheme; Eligibility OR Bachelors Degree in Agriculture/ Engineering/Law(professional) /Medicine/ The candidate must have passed three year Graduation in Arts or Science or Commerce Technology; OR having passed the final examination of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India or Cost and Works Accountants of India or Company Secretaries Master of Business Administration (IMBA) of India; OR having obtained any other qualification which is recognized by the Duration 5 years (10 semesters) University as equivalent Intake Capacity 46 + 14 Self-financed seats Eligibility · M.Phil. The candidate must have passed 10 + 2 Examination in Arts or Science or Commerce. · Ph.D. Research Programmes 54 · M. Phil Contact Numbers · Ph. D Office: 0194- 227 2208 HOD: 0914- 227 2207 Contact Numbers Office: 0194- 227 2222 Director: 0914- 227 2223 FACULTY OF EDUCATION

· Department of Education

DEAN | Professor Mahmood Ahmad Khan

55 DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION

Year of Establishment: 1965 Faculty Dr Mahmood Ahmad Khan Professor & Head Dr M Y Ganaie Associate Professor Dr M I Mattoo Associate Professor Dr Tasleema Jan Sr.Assistant Professor Dr Amina Parveen Assistant Professor Dr Najma Assistant Professor Mr Mohammad Amin Assistant Professor Dr Gulshan Wani Assistant Professor Mr Manzoor Ahmad Assistant Professor Ms Asiya Maqbool Assistant Professor Dr Shabir Ahmad Bhat Assistant Professor Dr. Kounsar Jan Assistant Professor Programmes Offered M A Education Duration 2 years (4 semesters) Intake Capacity 60 + 18 Self-financed seats Eligibility Three-year B A programme with Education as one of the subjects or Graduation (B A/B Sc / B Com) with B Ed. Note: 30% seats reserved for candidates having graduation with B.Ed. M Ed Duration 1 year (2 semesters) Intake Capacity 40 + 12 Self-financed seats Eligibility B Ed from a recognized educational institute/ University.

Bachelor of Education (B Ed) Duration 1 year Intake Capacity 210 Eligibility Graduation under 10+2+3 pattern. Contact Details · M Phil · Ph D Contact Numbers Office: 0194- 227 2377, 2375 56 HOD: 0914- 227 2374 FACULTY OF law

· Department of Law

DEAN | Professor Mohammd Ayub Dar

57 DEPARTMENT OF LAW

Year of Establishment 1973 Faculty Dr Farooq Ahmad Mir Professor (On deputation) Dr Mohd Ayub Dar Professor & Head Dr Mohammad Hussain Associate Professor Dr Fareed Ahmad Rafiqi Associate Professor Dr Beauty Banday Associate Professor Dr Shahnaz Assistant Professor Dr Asma Rufai Assistant Professor Dr. Showkat Ahmad Bhat Assistant Professor Mrs Heena Bashrat Assistant Professor Mr Iftikhar Hussain Bhat Assistant Professor Mr Mir Junaid Alam Assistant Professor Programmes Offered BA LL B Duration 5 years (10 semesters) Intake Capacity 92 + 28 Self-financed seats Eligibility 10+2 in any stream or an equivalent course recognized by the University. LL.B Duration 3 years (6 semesters) Intake Capacity 139 + 41 Self-financed seats Eligibility Graduation in any discipline. LL. M Duration 2 years (4 semesters) Intake Capacity 19 + 05 Self-financed seats Eligibility LL.B ( 3 Years) and BA LLB (5 Years) Research Programmes · Ph D · Doctorate of Civil Laws

58 Contact Numbers Office: 0194- 227 2260 HOD: 0914- 227 2259 FACULTY OF oriental learning

· DEPARTMENT OF ARABIC · DEPARTMENT OF PERSIAN · DEPARTMENT OF SANSKRIT

DEAN | Professor Syeda Rukaya

59 DEPARTMENT OF ARABIC DEPARTMENT OF PERSIAN

Year of Establishment 1980 Year of Establishment: 1962

Faculty Faculty Dr Syeda Rukaya Professor & Head Dr. Manzoor Ahmad Khan Professor Dr. Jahangir Iqbal Tantray Assistant Professor Pz. Basheer Ahmad Associate Professor Dr. Mohammad Afroz Alam Assistant Professor Dr. Shad Hussain Associate Professor & Head Dr. Shadab Arshad Assistant Professor Dr. Abdul Rehman Wani Associate Professor Mr. Hafiz Shahnawaz Shah Assistant Professor Dr. Salahud-din Tak Associate Professor Mr. Tariq Ahmad Assistant Professor Programmes Offered M.A. Persian Programmes Offered Duration 02 Years ( 04 Semesters) M.A Arabic Intake Capacity 56+ 16 Self Financed Duration 2 years (4 semesters) Eligibility Intake Capacity 66 + 19 self-financed seats BA with Persian as one of the Subject Eligibility Three-year B.A programme with Arabic as one of the subjects or an PG Diploma in Persian equivalent degree recognized by the University Duration 01 Year Intake Capacity 20+6 Self Financed Post-graduate Diploma in Modern Spoken Arabic Eligibility Duration 1 Year BA in Arts of Social Science with Urdu of Persian as one of the Subjects Intake Capacity 20 Certificate Course in modern Spoken Persian Eligibility Bachelors degree in any discipline Duration 01 year Intake Capacity 20+6 Self Financed Certificate Course in Modern Spoken Arabic Eligibility 10+2 Duration 1 year Intake Capacity 20 Research Programme Eligibility 10+2 · M.Phil · Ph.D Research Programmes · M. Phil · Ph. D Contact Numbers Office: 0194- 227 2324 HOD: 0914- 227 2325 Contact Numbers Office: 0194- 227 2331 60 HOD: 0914- 227 2330 DEPARTMENT OF SANSKRIT

Year of Establisments: 1983

Faculty Dr Zohra Afzal Head (I/C) Dr Satayabhama Razdan Professor Dr. Md. Meraj Ahmed Sr. Assistant Professor Dr. Kartar Chand Sharma Sr. Assistant Professor

Programme offered M. A. Sanskrit Duration 2 Years (4 semesters) Intake Capacity 20+6 Self –financed seats Eligibility Three year BA with Sanskrit as one of the subject or BA/B Sc/B Com plus PG Diploma in Sanskrit of Shastri Degree of Rashtriya Sanskrit Sansthan with English as one of the subject in all the three years

P.G DIPLOMA IN SANSKRIT: Duration 1 Year Intake Capacity 20 Seats Eligibility

Three year B.A/B.Sc/B.Com

CERTIFICATE COURSE IN SANSKRIT ( PART –TIME) Duration 1 Year Intake Capacity 15 Seats Eligibility 12th above

Research Programmes · M.Phil · Ph.D

Contact Numbers 61 Office: 0194- 227 2391 HOD: 0914- 227 2392 FACULTY OF MUSIC AND FINE ARTS

· Institute of Music and Fine Arts

DEAN | Professor M Ashraf Wani

62 Institute of Music and Fine Arts

Year of Establishment 1965

Mrs Shaiqa Mohi Principal

Programmes Offered BFA

Duration 4 Years Intake Capacity 10 in each discipline Eligibility 10+2 in any discipline from any recognized institute

Specialization 1. Applied Arts 2. Painting 3. Sculpture

B Muse Duration 4 Years Intake Capacity 10 in each discipline Eligibility 10+2 in any discipline from any recognized institute

Specialization 1. Sitar 2. Tabla 3. Vocal

Contact Numbers Direct: 0194-2313549

63 Research & other Centres/ Institutes

· Academic Staff College · Bio-Informatics Centre · Centre for Biodiversity and Taxonomy · Centre of Central Asian Studies · Centre of Research for Development · Centre for Career Planning and Counselling · Centre for Sheikh-ul-Alam (RA) Studies (Markaz-i-Noor) · Directorate of Distance Education · Directorate of Information Technology & Support System · Directorate of Internal Quality Assurance · Directorate of Lifelong Learning · Directorate of Physical Education & Sports · Educational Multimedia Research Centre · Iqbal Institute of Culture and Philosophy · J&K State Resource Centre · Population Research Centre · UNESCO Madanjeet Singh Institute of Kashmir Studies · University Science Instrumentation Centre · Women’s Studies Centre 64 ACADEMIC STAFF COLLEGE BIOINFORMATICS CENTRE

Year of Establishment 1987 Year of Establishment: 2000

Dr. Gulam Mohi-ud- Din Dar Director Coordinator: Professor K I Andrabi Dr. Tabasum Firdous Associate Professor Programmes/Courses offered: Programme Offered: Refresher Courses (Three Weeks Duration) P G Diploma in Bioinformatics Ÿ Applied Sciences (I.D) Ÿ Education, Physical Education and Psychology (I.D) Duration 1 year (2 semesters) Ÿ Library Science, Computer Applications and Role of Information Intake Capacity 9+3 Self Financed Technology in various domains.(I.D) Eligibility Master’s Degree in Botany, Zoology, Ÿ Mathematics and Statistics (I.D) Microbiology, Biochemistry, Ÿ Languages(I.D) Bio-technology, Environmental Ÿ Gender Studies(I.D) Science and Bachelor’s Degree in Ÿ Commerce, Management and Economic Studies(I.D) Pharmaceutical Sciences Ÿ Human Rights(I.D) General Orientation Courses (Four Weeks Duration) Ÿ 65th General Orientation Course Ÿ 66th General Orientation Course Contact Numbers: Ÿ 67th General Orientation Course Office: 0194-2272385 Ÿ 68th General Orientation Course Head :0194-2272384 Short Term Courses Ÿ One Week Shot Term Course for Research Scholars Ÿ One Week Short Term Workshop for Non-Teaching Ÿ Six-day Short Term Workshop on Academic Administration Ÿ Principal’s Meet(1 day) Other Courses Ÿ Three Week Course on Disaster Management(I.D) Ÿ Special Summer School (ID) (Three Weeks) Ÿ Special Winter School (ID) (Three Weeks)

Contact Numbers: Office: 0194-2272269 Head: 0194-2272270

65 CENTRE FOR BIODIVERSITY AND TAXONOMY Centre of Central Asian Studies Year of Establishment: 1979 Year of establishment 1981 Area Study Centre: 1983

Dr. I. A. Nawchoo Honorary (I/C) Director Faculty Dr. G. N. Khaki Professor ( Islamic Studies) & Director (CCAS) Dr Anzar A Khuroo Teacher Incharge Dr. G. M. Mir Professor (Geography) & Director (ASC) Mr. Akhtar H Malik Curator Dr. M Rafiuddin Makhdumi Associate Professor (Mongolian Studies) Dr. M. Afzal Mir Associate Professor (Economics) Dr. Darakhshan Abdullah Associate Professor (History) Programmes offered Dr. Tareak. A. Rather Associate Professor (Sociology) Ÿ M Phil Dr. Abdul Rauf Shah Sr. Asstt Professor (Geography) Ÿ Ph D Dr. Tabasum Firdous Asstt Professor (Pol. Science) Dr. Abdul Aziz Yatoo Sr. Assistant Professor (Kashmiri) Dr. Fayaz Ahmad Loan Documentation Officer (Lib. & Info. Sc.) Dr. Wahid Nasaru Sr. Assistant Professor (Sanskrit) Dr. Sheikh Talal Assistant Professor (Research Islamic Studies) Contact Numbers: Mr. Abid Gulzar Assistant Professor (Research Persian) Office: 0194-2272328 Dr. Suraya Gul Assistant Professor (Islamic Studies) Head: 0194-227

Study Area: The Study Region of the Centre sprawls over many countries/regions of Central Asia; Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Xinjiang, Tibet, Mongolia, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Iran and Azerbaijan besides Ladakh and Kashmir.

Research Programmes Offered: · M.Phill · Ph.D

Contact Numbers: Office: 0194-2272233 Head: 0194-2272232

66 CENTRE OF RESEARCH FOR DEVELOPMENT Centre for Career Planning and Counselling

Year of establishment: 1979 Year of Establishment: 2006

Faculty Faculty Dr. Farooq A Khan Director Dr. Azra Nahaid Kamili Professor Mr. Mohd. Ayub Shah Coordinator: Dr. B. A. Ganai Professor and Director Dr. A. K. Pandit Professor (re-employed) Dr. MD Niamat Ali Associate Professor Dr. Ruqeya Nazir Assistant Professor Mrs. Bilquis Qadri Scientific Officer Contact Numbers: Office: 0194-2272264 Research Programmes Offered: Head: 0194-2272265 · M.Phill · Ph.D

Contact Numbers: Office: 0194-2272274 Head: 0194-2272276

67 Centre for SHAIKH-UL AALAM(RA) Studies ( Markaz-i-Noor ) Directorate of Distance Education

Year of Establishment: 1998 Year of Establishment: 1976

Faculty Faculty Dr Bashir Ahmad Professor and Chairman Dr. Neelofar Khan Professor (Education) and Director Dr Abdul Aziz Parray Assistant Professor Dr. Nahid Ruhee Associate Professor (Home Science) Dr. Mushtaq Ahmad Dar Associate Professor (Law) Dr. Tariq Ahmad Chesti Sr. Assistant Professor (Mathematics) Dr. Mohammad Altaf Ahanger Assistant Professor (Urdu) Research Programmes offered: Mr. Showkat Rashid Wani Assistant Professor (Education) · M Phil Mr. Habibullah Shah (on EOL) Assistant Professor (Education) · Ph D Dr. Irfan Ahmad Malik Assistant Professor (Urdu) Mr. Javeed Ahmad Puju Assistant Professor (Education) Objectives: Dr. Mohammad Ayoub Soudager Assistant Professor (Economics) Mr. Kh. Mohammad Shafi Assistant Professor (Computer Science) · To explore the socio religious and cultural dimensions of the rich heritage of Kashmir with special reference to Rishi traditions. Mrs. Aneeda Jan Assistant Professor (Law) · To promote and popularize the understanding of Shaikh Noor-ud Din Wali(RA), the social significance of his spiritual placement, his Programmes offered: poetry, message and the relevance of his thought in contemporary M.A/M.Sc (Mathematics) and future times. Duration 2 years Duration 2 years · To promote the comparative studies in culture, literature, society, Intake capacity 200 seats Intake capacity 200 seats sociology of religion and sociohistorical significance of spiritual Course Fee Rs.8,000/- Course Fee Rs.8,000/- traditions to enable a large audience across the globe to have access to the rich inter- religious and cultural heritage of Kashmir. M.A. Economics M.A. (Education) Duration 2 years Duration 2 years Contact Numbers: Intake capacity 200 seats Intake capacity 1000 seats Office: 0194-2272158 Course Fee Rs.8,000/- Course Fee Rs.8,000/- Head: 0194-2272157 Professional Courses M.A. Urdu M.Ed Duration 2 years Duration 1 year Intake capacity 700 seats Intake capacity 1200 seats Course Fee Rs.8,000/- Course FeeRs. 15,000/-

M.Com B.Ed Duration 2 years Duration 1 year Intake capacity 200 seats Intake capacity 3600 seats Course Fee Rs.8,000/- Course Fee Rs.14,000/- 68 M.A. English Law Courses LL.B (Academic) Duration 1 year Directorate of Information Technology & Support System Duration 2 years Intake capacity 100 seats Intake capacity 200 seats Course Fee Rs.6,000/- Year of Establishment: 2008 Course Fee Rs.6,000/- Diploma/Certificate Courses P.G Diploma Courses DPPTT (Diploma in Pre-Primary Teacher Training Faculty/Staff: PGDHS (Post Graduate Diploma in Home Programme) Science) Duration 1 year Dr. S.M.K. Quadri Director (I/C) Duration 1 year Intake capacity 300 seats Er Maroof Naieem Qadri Scientist “B” Intake capacity 100 seats Course Fee Rs.3,000/- Er Majid Zaman Baba Scientist “B” Course Fee Rs.6,000/- Mr Azhar Yousuf Mir System Engineer Certificate Course in Kashmiri Mr Imran Rashid Banday System Engineer PGDCL (Post Graduate Diploma in Cyber Law) Duration 6 months Er Syed Suhaib Hassan System Engineer Duration 1 year Eligibility 10+2 Intake capacity 100 seats Course Fee Rs.3,000/- Mr Musavir Munawar Khan System Engineer Course Fee Rs.6,000/- Mr Muzafar Ahmad Bhat System Engineer Mr Parvaz Aziz Dar System Engineer Note: The course structure, eligibility PGDCA (Post Graduate Diploma in Computer Applications) criteria and duration of courses/ Duration 1 year Programmes offered by Directorate Intake capacity 100 seats are same as prescribed for the Course Fee Rs.6,000/- courses offered by the University Services offered through formal mode. • Auxiliary Services PGDBA (Post Graduate Diploma in Business Administration) • In-house operations and maintenance of University Data Centre Duration 1 year Contact Numbers: • Designing, Development and Maintenance of University Web Portal Intake capacity 100 seats Office: 0194-2272254 • Establishment, Operations and Maintenance of KUWAN connectivity Course Fee Rs.6,000/- Head: 0194-2272255 spread across the valley connecting Affiliated Govt. Colleges. E-Mail: [email protected] • Designing & Development and hosting of Content Management System PGDTM (Post Graduate Diploma in Tourism Management) Duration 1 year for the Affiliated Govt. colleges. Intake capacity 100 seats • Designing & Development and hosting of Content Management System Course Fee Rs.6,000/- for the websites for University Departments / Centres. • The Directorate of IT & SS has the privilege of providing consultancy and PGDBE (Post Graduate Diploma in Business Entrepreneurship) project management services to the following government departments Duration 1 year and other organizations: Intake capacity 100 seats • Establishment of WiFi connectivity at Gulmarg for J&K State Cable Car Course Fee Rs.6,000/- Corporation ( JKCCC) an Gulmarg Development Authority. • eGovernance / Digitization project of J&K Wakaf Board PGDWD (Post Graduate Diploma in Web Designing) 69 Directorate of Internal Quality Assurance

Other services: Dr. Fayaz Ahmad Director • Student Placements in IT Sector • IT Trainings for Software Solutions Developed by Directorate. Vision • Maintenance of University Website, Departmental Websites and WAN • Safeguard pre-eminance and improve praxis of quality to a heightened Connectivity level of coherence and clarity with focus on institutional performance • Establishment of Information Centres in Affiliated Colleges with via line- towards quality escalation and expedite intramural quality culture. of-sight connectivity facility. Objectives • Advanced Centre for Excellence in Information and Communication • Augmentation of quality, both academic and administrative, the Technology elucidate constituents of higher education through amalgamation of self and external quality evaluation, promotion, dynamicism and sustenance Contact Numbers: initiatives. Office: 0194-2272144 • To conduct peer reviews in order to stimulate academic environment Head: 0194-2272145 of teaching-learning and research to foster and espouse the global competence. • To aggrandize collaboration with global institutions for undertaking quality related research studies, consultancy and training programmes. • To vouchsafe a sound basis for decision making to improve institutional functioning. • To divulge trustworthy and reliable information to its stakeholders. • Hearken and acknowledge to, students’ views about quality. • Robust and reliable use of external examining, to act as a change agent in the institution. Networking of DIQA at Departmental level (DIQAU): To give representative character for effective monitoring, management, organisation and assessment, each Department/ Centre/Satellite Campus/ Administration/Examination, etc elects one of their teacher/officer as Nodal Officer as the main functionary of the Department for DIQA activities. Each such Department / Centre, etc. has a unit called Departmental Internal Quality Assurance Unit, ( DIQAU) that plays pivotal role in implementing policies for quality enhancement. Each DIQAU has maximum of seven members consisting of Nodal Officer, 3 faculty members, one representative each of scholars and students working under the chairmanship of HOD/ Director. It helps in organizing academic and extracurricular programmes, extension lectures, workshops, seminars, etc. and encourages younger scholars and students to promote and adopt sustainable initiatives for value based quality education. The Nodal Officer establishes coordination among all stakeholders like students, scholars, faculty, administration, etc for 70 promotion and management of quality education. Contact Numbers: Director: 0194-2272016 Office: 0194-2272015 DIRECTORATE OF LIFELONG LEARNING Cisco Certified Networking Professional Laptop Repairing Year of Establishment: 1978 Duration 3 months Duration 2 Months Dr. G. H. Mir Director (I/C): Intake Capacity 30 Intake Capacity 30 Eligibility Criteria CCNA Eligibility Criteria 10th with computer Courses offered: knowledge Internet Communication and Soft Skills Duration 2 months (72 hrs) Duration 3 months Microsoft Certified IT Professional (MCITP) Intake Capacity 30 Intake Capacity 30 Duration 3 months Eligibility Criteria 10th with computer knowledge Eligibility Criteria 10+2 Intake Capacity 30 Eligibility Criteria 10+2 AutoCAD-2D + 3D Computer Hardware Duration 3 months (104 hrs) Duration 3 months Mobile Phone Repairing (Advanced-L2) Intake Capacity 30 Intake Capacity 30 Duration 1 Month (40 hrs) Eligibility Criteria 10th with computer knowledge Eligibility Criteria 10th with computer Intake Capacity 30 knowledge Eligibility Criteria 10th with L1 Banking Correspondent and Facilitator Duration 3 months (110 hrs) Cutting Tailoring (Basic) Mobile Phone Repairing (L1) Intake Capacity 30 Duration 3 months Duration 2 Months (70 hrs) Eligibility Criteria Graduate Intake Capacity 30 Intake Capacity 30 Eligibility Criteria 8th Eligibility Criteria 10th Basic Computer & Internet Duration 3 months Desktop Publishing Mobile Phone Repairing (L1+L2) Intake Capacity 30 Duration 3 months Duration 3 months (110 hrs) Eligibility Criteria 10th Intake Capacity 30 Intake Capacity 30 Eligibility Criteria 10+2 with computer Eligibility Criteria 10th Book Keeping and Accounting knowledge Duration 3 months (110 hrs) Non-Linear Editing Intake Capacity 30 Digital Photography Duration 3 weeks Eligibility Criteria 10th Duration 15 Days Intake Capacity 15 Intake Capacity 15 Eligibility Criteria 10+2 C++ Eligibility Criteria 10+2 Duration 2 months (72 hrs) Plumber Intake Capacity 30 Electrician Duration 3 months Eligibility Criteria 10th with computer knowledge Duration 3 months Intake Capacity 30 Intake Capacity 30 Eligibility Criteria 8th Cisco Certified Networking Associate Eligibility Criteria 10th Duration 3 months Repairing of Home Appliances Intake Capacity 30 Financial Accounting Duration 3 months Eligibility Criteria 10+2 with computer knowledge Duration 3 months (110 hrs) Intake Capacity 30 Intake Capacity 30 Eligibility Criteria 10th Eligibility Criteria 10+2 71 Repairing of Solar Lights DIRECTORATE OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION & SPORTS Duration 3 months Intake Capacity 30 Year of establishment: 2008 Eligibility Criteria 10th Faculty: Revit Architecture Dr. Bashir Ahmad Director Duration 3 months (110 hrs) Dr. Surjeet Singh Bali Assistant Professor Intake Capacity 30 Dr. Jigmat Dachen Assistant Professor Eligibility Criteria Graduate with computer knowledge Dr. Basharat Ali Assistant Director Spoken English and Personality Development Skills Mr Nadeem Ahmad Dar Assistant Director Duration 3 months Intake Capacity 30 Eligibility Criteria 10+2 Program offered: Tally ERP 9 Master in Physical Education (M.P.Ed) Duration 3 months Duration 2 Years Intake Capacity 30 Intake Capacity 18+5(Self finance seats) +2 (In-service) Eligibility Criteria 10th with computer knowledge Eligibility B.P.Ed after Graduation/Four year B.P.Ed Course Candidate has to qualify physical efficiency test (Canadian Test)* format of the Transformer Fabrication test is available in the department. Duration 3 months Intake Capacity 30 Eligibility Criteria 10th Thrust Areas: Type Shorthand · Sports Training Duration 3 months · Sports Sociology Intake Capacity 15 · Sports Psychology Eligibility Criteria 10th

Videography Contact Numbers: Duration 3 weeks Office: 0194-2272149 Intake Capacity 30 Head: 0194-2272148 Eligibility Criteria 10+2 Web Designing Duration 3 months Intake Capacity 30 Eligibility Criteria 10+2 with computer knowledge

Contact Numbers: Office: 0194-2272273 72 Director: 0194-2272272 EDUCATIONAL MULTIMEDIA RESEARCH CENTRE (EMMRC) in collaboration with CEC also started various part-time online courses. So far number of online courses have been conducted through Edusat on following Year of Establishment 1986 themes: • Basics of Remote Sensing, GIS and GPS Faculty • Digital Library and Information Sciences Dr. Shahid Rasool Director • Script Writing for Films and Television Dr. Salima Jan Research Scientist Mr. Shafqut Habib Producer • Worldwide e-Course on Editing for Films and Television Mr. Ajaz-ul-Haque Producer • Worldwide e-Course on Marketing Communication and Salesmanship Mr. Tariq Abdullah Producer • Remote Sensing on Basics of RS, GIS and GNS Er. Muzaffar Ahmad Assistant Engineer The centre also collaborates with various national/international organizations to bring industry and academia closer. In 2008, the centre launched a two-year EMMRC is involved in production of educational television documentaries, collaboration project with BBC World Service Trust, for Building Capacity in programmes and development of e-content. It provides an excellent Promoting Social Affairs Reporting in Media in Kashmir. In 2009 and 2010, the opportunity to teachers to generate educational content in the form of centre did two major research projects viz., Coverage of Gender Issues in Print ETV programmes, documentaries, multimedia and learning objects and Media and Government Information Delivery Mechanism and Technological helps students to benefit from vast educational resources available within Development for Ministry of Information and Broadcasting. and outside the state. The centre is also engaged in research, assessing the To showcase the activities of the University, the Centre produces weekly popularity and utility of ETV programmes besides analyzing the potential television programme, ‘Quest-Kashmir University Video Digest’ and and utility of television and other communication technologies for teaching fortnightly radio programme, ‘Kashmir University Radio Digest’, broadcast on and learning. The Centre also organizes awareness programme in different Radio Kashmir, Srinagar. colleges of J&K to make students and teachers aware about the development The centre has the expertise to provide consultancy to various agencies for and utilization of e-resources and use of ICT in education. producing documentaries, as well as conduct research in various aspects EMMRC has a Satellite Interactive terminal (SIT) for Virtual Classroom of media. The centre also intends to launch M.Phil and Ph.D programme in Operations through EDUSAT. The virtual classroom provides an opportunity Media. Recently the centre picturised Tarana of Islamic University of Science to our students to benefit from the resources and the experts from outside and Technology, Awantipora. The centre has already produced various the state. It also helps our teachers and scholars share their expertise with promotional documentaries for different institutions. students at national level. By November 2014, around 2700 lecture sessions, 10 workshops and 3 national seminars have been conducted through SIT. Contact Numbers: Special lecture series on English, Education, Economics, Management, Office: 0194-2272315 Commerce, Physics, History, Information Communication Systems, Mass Director: 0194-2272314 Communication, Environment, Library Sciences Career Development and Life Skills, etc. have been conducted. From May, 2007, the Centre started need based, “Lectures on Demand” for various teaching departments of the University. These lectures are organized in collaboration with Consortium for Educational Communication (CEC), from any part of India, on the topics demanded by various teaching departments of the University. By November 2014, the Centre organized 130 Lectures on Demand, benefiting 6050 students, scholars of various teaching departments. From 2006, the centre 73 IQBAL INSTITUTE OF CULTURE AND PHILOSOPHY J&K STATE RESOURCE CENTRE (JKSRC) Year of Establishment: 1987 Year of Establishment 1977 Staff Faculty: Dr. Mohd Akbar Director (I/C) Dr. Taskeena Professor Mrs Fozia Inam Ashai Project Officer Dr. Bashir Ahmad Professor and Director (I/C) Mr Mohammad Yousuf Project Officer Dr. Mushtaq Ahmad Ganai Assistant Professor(Research) Mr Manzoor Ahmad Project Officer Mrs Asmat Naqati Programme Associate Ms Shumaila Shamim Programme Associate Programmes Offered: • M.Phil • Ph.D Orientation & Training SRC designs and organizes training programmes for: Contact Numbers: • Adult Education/SBP functionaries. • Non-Government Organizations Office: 0194-2272202 • Self Help Groups. Head: 0194-2272201 • Panchayat Raj Functionaries. • Integrated Child Development Scheme (ICDS workers) • Staff Development of various organizations. • Sensitization/Orientation of various organizations regarding implementation strategies of different literacy programmes. • Training of Govt. and Non-Govt. Organizations. Monitoring and Evaluation The Centre conducts continuous monitoring of Literacy programmes, viz SBP and CE in the State in order to assess weakness and strengths and lay down corrective measures. Centre also monitors Sarva Shiksha Abhyan and Mid Day meal scheme in Kashmir Division (12 Districts). Media and Research Planning and conducting research in the field of: • Literacy. • Gender inequality. • Non Formal Education. • Social problems. • Health and Hygiene. • Developmental issues. • Publication of Newsletters, Broachers etc • Media back up to literacy movement through awareness drive in print 74 and electronic media. Innovative Programmes POPULATION RESEARCH CENTRE • Literacy and skill development courses for jail inmates where literacy is coupled with various employment generating schemes. Year of Establishment: 1985 • Model Adult Education Centres for illiterate and neo-literate adults supplemented with skill development courses (in low literacy areas) to Staff enable the learners to be literate and self reliant. Mr Bashir Ahmad Bhat Sr Research Officer • Centre adopted 04 blocks in 04 Districts as Island of Success under Mr Syed Khursheed Ahmad Research Officer Saakshar Bharat Programme. • Basic Literacy Programme fore illiterate adults in low literacy areas. Honorary Director: Dr. Iffat Yasmeen Population Research Centre (PRC) Department of Economics is sponsored by the Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, Government Contact Numbers: of India. The Centre is provided 100 percent financial assistance in the Office: 0194-2272263 form of Grant-in-aid by the Ministry. Head: 0194-2272262 Contact Numbers: Office: 0194-2272234

75 UNESCO Madanjeet Singh INSTITUTE OF KASHMIR STUDIES (UMIKS) University Science Instrumentation Centre Year of Establishment: 1979 Year of Establishment: 2006 Faculty: Faculty / Staff: Dr. Gull Mohammad Wani Director (I/C) Dr G Mohiuddin Bhat Professor Dr Mohd Shaban Research Fellow Dr S Muzaffar Ali Andrabi Professor and Director Dr Humaira Showkat Research Fellow Dr Bilal Ahmad Malik Scientific Officer Guest Faculty 05 Er Riyaz Ahmad Qureshi Scientist ‘B’ Programme Offered: Postgraduate Diploma in Instrumentation Technology (PGDIT) Programme Offered: M.A. Kashmir and South Asia Studies Duration 1 Year (2 Semesters) Duration 2 years (4 semesters) Intake Capacity 12 Intake Capacity 30 (16 seats for candidates from SAARC Eligibility Three Years B.Sc with Mathematics as one of the candidates & 14 seats for local candidates) subjects or Bachelors Degree in Engineering / Technology / Science in the discipline of Electronics / Electrical / Computers / Instrumentation (B.E/B. Eligibility Three year Bachelors degree in any discipline or Tech/B.C.A / B.Sc) or M.Sc Electronics. Bachelors degree in any stream equivalent to the corresponding Indian degree system. Training Programmes Offered: USIC offers Training Programmes/Certificate Courses in the following areas in Research Programmes: collaboration with other departmental/Centers of the University: · M Phil · Sophisticated Analytical Techniques · PhD · SEM operation & sample preparation · Electronic Instrument Maintenance & Servicing Thrust Area: · Advanced Course in Computers & Networking · International Relations: SAARC Countries · Maintenance of Electrical / Electronic Appliances · Pluralism and Composite Culture of Kashmir · Operation and Maintaining of Photostate Machines · Human Development, Political Economy of South Asia · Glass Blowing Techniques · Governance and Development in India · Mobile Phonerepairing · Gender and Society in South Asia · AutoCad · Kashmir Philosophy and Learning · Kashmir and Central Asia Other Activity Centres: USIC houses the following activity centres funded by Ministry of Science and Contact Numbers: Technology, Government of India EDC, GIAN and PETT. Office: 0194-2272288 Head: 0194-2272287 Contact Numbers: 76 Office: 0194-2272369 Director: 0194-2272370 WOMEN’S STUDIES CENTRE

Year of Establishment 2006 Faculty Dr. Nilofer Hassan Coordinator Dr. Naheed Vaida Asstt. Coordinator Dr. Mohd. Afzal Qadri Guest Faculty Dr. Beauty Banday Guest Faculty Ms. Nusrat Pandit Guest Faculty

Programme offered Certificate Course in Women and Law Duration 3 months Intake capacity 40 Eligibility Candidate having passed bachelors degree from University of Kashmir or from any other recognized University.

Contact Numbers: Coordinator: 0194-2272279

77 Year of Establishment: 2009 Faculty Dr. Irshad Ahmad Wani Director I/C Dr. Khurshid Ahmad Qazi Assistant Professor Dr. Mohammad Amin Parray Assistant Professor Mr. Suhail Ahmad Assistant Professor Mr. Manzoor Ahmad Lone Assistant Professor Mr. Haris Manzoor Qazi Assistant Professor Ms. Viqar Un Nisa Assistant Professor Ms. Ambreen Khurshid Wani Assistant Professor Ms. Maleeha Gul Assistant Professor Mr. Nimmar Qayoom Assistant Professor Mr. Khalid Hussain Assistant Professor Mr. Wasim Bakshi Assistant Professor Mr. Hesam Akhtar Assistant Professor Dr. Wasim Ahmad Bhat Assistant Professor Dr. Dawood Ashraf Khan Assistant Professor Dr. Fasil qadri Assistant Professor Dr. Umar Farooq Assistant Professor

Programmes Offered: MCA Intake Capacity 35+10 Self-financed seats NORTH M A English Intake Capacity: 31+ 09 Self-financed seats B Tech (Computer Science & Engineering) CAMPUS, Duration: 4 year/ 8 semesters Intake Capacity: 60 BARAMULL A, Eligibility Criteria: Having passed Hr. Sec. Part II (10+2) from J&K Board of School Education or any recognized board with Physics, Chemistry & Mathematics. KASHMIR IMBA (Integrated Masters in Business Administration) Duration: 5 year/ 10 semesters Intake Capacity: 40 + 12 Self-financed seats Note: The eligibility criteria, course duration and course structure/ titles are same as prescribed for these programmes at main campus, except in B Tech Computer Science 78 and Engineering.

Contact Numbers: Office: Year of Establishment: 2008 MCA Faculty Intake Capacity 32+10 Self-financed seats Dr. Bashir Ahmad Director I/C M A Education Intake Capacity 54+16 Self-financed seats (English) M Ed Dr Tanweer Jehan Assistant Professor Intake Capacity 54+16 Self-financed seats Mr Javaid Iqbal Bhat Assistant Professor Dr. Shabir Hussain Ganai Assistant Professor M A Urdu Mr. Muzaffar Karim AssistantProfessor Intake Capacity Self-financed seats

(Mathematics) Note: The eligibility criteria, course duration Mr Mohd Ibrahim Mir Assistant Professor and course structure/ titles are same as Dr Mohd Iqbal Bhat Assistant Professor Dr Firdous Ahmad Shah Assistant Professor prescribed for these programmes at main Mr. Faroz Ahmad Bhat Assistant Professor campus. Mr. Sajad Ahmad Sheikh Assistant Professor Contact Numbers: Office: (Management Studies) Head: Mr. Zahoor Ahmad Parray Assistant Professor E-Mail Ms Natisha Saquib Assistant Professor Ms. Irfana Rashid Assistant Professor

(Computer Sciences) Mr. Mudasir Mohammad Assistant Professor SOUTH Mr. Abid Hussain Wani Assistant Professor Mr. Mohsin Altaf Wani Assistant Professor CAMPUS, Mr. Hilal Ahmad Khanday Assistant Professor (Education) ANANTNAG, Ms Saima Bashir Assistant Professor Mr. Bilah Ahmad Kaloo Assistant Professor KASHMIR Programmes Offered: M A English Intake Capacity 46+14 Self-financed seats M A/ M Sc Mathematics Intake Capacity 39+11 Self-financed seats MBA Intake Capacity 31+09 Self-financed seats 79 Year of Establishment:

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Contact Numbers: Director: 80 POST-GRADUATE PRoGRAMMES OFFERED IN DEGREE COLLEGES SRI PRATAP COLLEGE, SRINAGAR GOVT DEGREE COLLEGE (BOYS), BARAMULLA VITASTA SCHOOL OF LAW & HUMANITIES, M Sc Environmental Sciences M A/M Sc Mathematics NOWGAM BYE-PASS Intake Capacity: 12+ 4 Self Finance seats Intake Capacity: 27+7 Self Finance seats LLB Intake Capacity: 40 seats M Sc Chemistry S S M COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, PATTAN BA LLB Intake Capacity: 10 + 3 Self Finance seats MCA Intake Capacity: 40 seats Intake Capacity: 50 seats AMAR SINGH COLLEGE, SRINAGAR MBA Sopore law college, SOPORE M A/M Sc Geography Intake Capacity: 55 seats LLB Intake Capacity: 10 + 3 Self Finance seats Intake Capacity: 50 seats GOVT DEGREE COLLEGE, LEH BA LLB GOVT DEGREE COLLEGE, BEMINA M A Buddhist Studies (To be Launched) Intake Capacity: 50 seats M Com Intake Capacity: 15+5 Self Finance seats CRAFT DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE, SRINAGAR KCEF LAW COLLEGE, PULWAMA Master’s Programme in Craft Management & LLB GOVT COLLEGE FOR WOMEN, M A ROAD, Entrepreneurship Intake Capacity: 50 seats SRINAGAR Intake Capacity: 30 seats BA LLB M Sc Home Science (Human Development) Intake Capacity: 50 seats Intake Capacity: 8+2 Self Finance seats Iqbal Institute of Technology & Management M A English MCA Note: The course structure, eligibility criteria and Intake Capacity: 20+6 Self Finance seats Intake Capacity: 50 seats duration of Courses / Programmes offered by GOVT COLLEGE OF EDUCATION, M A ROAD, MBA Colleges are same as prescribed for these courses SRINAGAR Intake Capacity: 40 seats offered ot the Main Campus M Ed Intake Capacity: 48+12 Self Finance seats NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF ELECTRONICS & INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (NIELIT) GOVT COLLEGE OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION, (previously DOEACC) GANDERBAL MCA M P Ed Intake Capacity: 50 seats Intake Capacity: 18+2 (Govt. Deputies)+ 5 Self Finance seats KASHMIR LAW COLLEGE, NOWSHERA, . SRINAGAR ISLAMIA COLLEGE OF SCIENCE & COMMERCE, LLB SRINAGAR Intake Capacity: 70 seats MBA BA LLB Intake Capacity: 30+9 Self Finance seats Intake Capacity: 65 seats

81 UNIVERSITY ADMINISTRATION Chancellor Professor Nissar Ahmad Mr. Ghulam Mohammad Ganaie Shri N N Vohra Faculty of Social Sciences Recruitment/ General Pro-Chancellor Professor Naseem Ahmad Shah Dr. Ashfaq Ahmad Zarri Mr Mufti Mohammad Syaed Faculty of Dentistry Development/Estates Vice-Chancellor Professor Riyaz Farooq Dr. Tanveer Ahamd Shah Professor Khursheed I Andrabi Faculty of Engineering On Deputation to UGC Dean Academic Affairs Professor Gh Mohi Ud Din Bhat (Incharge) Dr. Nisar Ahmad Professor M Ashraf Wani Faculty of Medicine Registration/P&S/Documentation/ Grievance Dean Research Professor Rafiq Ahmad Mrs Asmat Kawoosa Professor Sheikh Javid Ahmad Director, Internal Quality Assurance Accounts Dean College Development Council Professor Fayaz Ahmad Mr . Haroon Ahmad (On Deputation From State Govt) Professor G Mustafa Shah I/C Director, IT & SS Examination (Accounts) Registrar Professor S M K Quadri Mr Mubarik Ahmad Shah Professor Zaffar A Reshi I/C Director, Physical Education Deputy Controllers Controller Of Examinations Professor Bashir Ahmad Khan Examination Conduct Professor A S Bhat I/C Director, South Campus, Mr. Inam Ul Rouf Malik Faculty of Arts Professor Bashir Ahmad Nehvi Examination Wing Professor Bashir Ahmad Nahvi I/C Director, North Campus Mr. Mubarik Ahmad Shah Faculty of Applied Science & Technology Professor Irshad Ahmad Deputy Director DIQA Professor M. Y. Shah I/C Director, Convocation Complex Mr Showket Shafi Faculty of Biological Sciences Dr M S Sumbli Assistant Registrars Professor Akbar Masood Spl Secretary To Vice-Chancellor/H&P Administration Teaching/Academic Faculty of Commerce & Mgt. Studies Dr. Bashir Ahmad Rather Dr. Feroz Ahmad Gurkoo Professor Shabir Ahmad Bhat Executive Engineer Environment & Hygiene/Estates Faculty of Education Er Mufti Burhan Shah Dr Ravi Kumar Bhat Professor Mahmood A Khan Programme Coordinator NSS Budget & Creation/PS to Registrar/Public Faculty of Law Dr Farooq Ahmad Khan Relations/General Professor Mohammad Ayoub Additional Controller Mr Abid Hussain Qadri Faculty of Music & Fine Arts Dr. Mohammad Yousuf Bhat Registration Professor M Ashraf Wani (Incharge) Deputy Registrars Dr. Peer Naseer Ahmad Faculty of Oriental Learning Budget and Creation Office of the Dean Research Professor Syeda Ruqaya Mr. Altaf Ahmad Dr Pz Mehraj-Ud-Din Faculty of Physical & Material Sciences General Administration/ Misc Office of the Dean Research 82 Mr Abdul Hamid Shah Mr Mohammad Rafi Provost Academic Affairs/Recruitment Tabulation Mr. Muzamil Masood mattoo Mr Mushatq Ahamd Mir Provost (Girls Hostel) Accounts Examination Conduct Mr. Abdul Hamid Khan Mr Mushtaq Ahmad Chashoo Warden, Habba Khatoon Girls Hostel Accounts/General Administration Certificate section Mr. Abdul Rashid Dar Mrs Shahzada Akhter Warden, Mehboob-Ul-Alam Boys Hostel Telephone Examination (Transit) Mr Aijaz Ahmad Qadri Mr Manzoor Ahmad Wani Warden, Maulana Anwar Shah Hostel Legal Cell/RTI/Transport Examination (PG) Mr. Abdul Rashid Sofi Mrs Javida Akhter Warden, Qurat-Ul-Ain Haider Girls Hostel Miscellaneous South Campus Mr. Gh Hassan Ganie Mr. Mohd. Akram Seh Warden, Rabia Basriah Girls Hostel Purchase South Campus Mr. Saif Ud Din Andrabi Mr Gh Mohammad Dar Students Welfare ULD North Campus Dean Students Welfare Mr Mohd Hussain Akhoon Mr Bashir Ahamd Rather Dr Nilofar Khan IT & SS North Campus Associate Dean Students Welfare Mr Mohd Sidiq Wani Mr Ab Rashid Sheikh Distance Education Medical Officers Assistant Dean Students Welfare Mr. G M Shah Dr Altaf Rashid Kamili (Re-Employed) Distance Education Dr Safoora Abdullah (On Contract) Chief Proctor Mr. Zahoor Ahmad Rather Librarian Dr Naseer Iqbal Distance Education Dr. Abdul Majid Baba (Incharge) Dy Chief Proctor Mr Mohd Sharif Dar Assistant Librarians Dr Aijaz Ahmad Wani The Business School Mr M S Matto Proctor Mr.Ghulam Mohammad Bhat Mrs Sumaira Nabi Dr. Tabassum Firdous Office of The Dean Education Mrs. Uzam Qadri Chief Security Officer (Incharge) Mr. Ali Mohammad Dar Mr. Mohd Ishaq Lone Allama Iqbal Library Mr.Sheikh Mohd Imran Assistant Registrar Sub-Office, Jammu Mrs Ulfat Shah Scientist B Dr. Mohammad Abdullah Dhobi Assistant Controllers Er. Adnan Hassan Khan Secrecy Hostel Organization Mr Abdul Rehman Teli Provost (Boys) Examination Professional 83 List of College Permanently Affiliated Government Colleges Amar Singh College, Srinagar B A, B Sc, BCA; M Sc Govt College for Women, Baramulla B A,B Com, Newly Established Govt Degree Colleges Geography BCA, B Sc Govt Degree College, Kangan, Ganderbal B A Sri Pratap College, Srinagar B Sc; B Sc IT M Sc Govt Degree College, Baramulla B A, B Sc, B Com; Govt Degree College Women, Kupwara B A Environmental Science BCA, M A/M Sc Mathematics Govt Degree College, Pampore, Pulwama B A Science, Chemistry Govt Degree College, Hadipora, Baramulla B A Govt Degree College, Bagi Dilawar Khan, Srinagar Govt College for Women, M A Road, Srinagar B Govt Degree College for Boys, Sopore B A, B ScB B A A,B Sc, BCA; M Sc Home Science M A English Com,BBA Govt Degree College, Vailoo, Larnoo Anantnag B Govt College for Women, NowaKadal, Srinagar B Govt Degree College, Handwara B A B Sc A A, B Sc; B Com, BBA Govt Degree College, Kupwara B A, B Sc,BCA Govt Degree College, Tangmarg, Blr. B A Govt Degree College, Bemina B A, BSc; B Com , B Eliezer Jolden Memorial College, Leh, Ladakh B Govt Degree College, Chariesharief, Budgam B A BA, M Com A,B Sc,B Com Govt Degree College, Dhamal Hanjipora, Kulgam Govt Women’s College, Srinagar B A Govt Degree College, Kargil B A, B Sc B A Govt Degree College, Kulgam B A; BBA Govt Degree College, Zanaskar, Leh B A Govt Degree College, Tangmarg Blr. B A Govt Degree College, Doru BA; B Sc Govt Degree College, Nobra, Leh B A Govt Professional Colleges Govt Degree College, Pattan B A Govt Degree College, Pulwama B A,B Sc,B Government Dental College, Srinagar BDS, MDS Govt Degree College, Beerawah B A;B Sc;B Com Com,BCA Government Medical College, Srinagar MBBS, MS, Govt Degree College, Uri B A Govt Degree College, Tral B A,B Com MD, Diploma Govt Degree College, Bijbehara B A Govt Degree College, Shopian B A,B Sc Government College of Education , Srinagar B Ed, Govt Degree College, Budgam B A Govt Degree College, Ganderbal B A,B Com; BCA MEd Govt Degree College, Bandipora B A; B Sc Govt Degree College, Gurez B A Government College of Physical Education, Islamia College of Science & Commerce,Hawal Govt Degree College, Kokernag B A Ganderbal BPEd, MPEd Srinagar B Sc, BBA, B Com, BCA, MBA Govt Degree College, Tanghdhar B A Oriental Colleges Vishwa Bharti Womens College, Govt Degree College, Khansahab, Budgam B A Islamic Oriental College, Tral Fazila Rainawari Srinagar B A, B Sc Govt Degree College Uttersoo B A Jamiyat-ul-Banat, Lal Bazar Srinagar Fazila Gandhi Memorial College, Srinagar B A, B Sc,B Govt. Degree College, Magam, Budgam B A Govt Oriental College, Baghi Dilawar Khan, Com, BBA Srinagar Govt Degree College, Kilam B A Govt College for Women, Anantnag B A, B Sc,B Aunjuman Nasrat-Ul-Islam, Rajouri Kadal, Govt Degree College, Sogam B A Com, BCA Srinagar Govt Degree College Womens, Pulwama B A Govt Degree College for Boys, Anantnag B A,B Sc, Kamla Nehru Memorial Mhavidyala Barbarshsh B Com, BCA Govt Degree College for Women,Sopore B A,B Sc Srirnagar Govt Degree College, Sumbal B A 84 Darul Uloom Hanafia Arabic College, Noorbagh Kashmir Law College, Nowshera, Srinagar LL B, Gulzar Memorial College of Education, Sopore, Srinagar BA LL B, BBA Baramulla B Ed Jamia Bab-ul Illem Budgam Adnan College of Education,Batpora, Srinagar B Guru Nanak College of Education, Awantipora, Jamia Madinatul Uloom Hazratbal Srinagar Ed Pulwama B Ed Temporary Affiliated Colleges (Private) Al-Ahad College of Education,Sarwat Abad, Harmukh College of Education, Bandipora B Ed Anantnag B Ed SSM College of Engineering, Baramulla B E, BBA, Insight Institute of Education & Training, MBA,MCA Alamdar College of Education, Sopore, Baramulla Pulwama B Ed B Ed Bibi Halima College of Nursing & Medical Jamia College of Education, Brakpora, Anantnag Technology, ShireenBagh Karan Nagar, Srinagar B Al-Huda College of Education, Pattan, Baramulla B Ed Sc Nursing B Ed Jan BazWali College of Education, Composite Regional Centre, Bemina, Srinagar Al-Noor College of Education, Bandipora B Ed Nandihal, Baramulla B Ed PGDRP,BRT,BPT,B Ed Spl Apex College of Education,Sopore, Baramulla B Jehlum Educational Trust, Baramulla B Ed Ed Institute of Asian Medical Science&Unani, Zakura, Kashmir College of Education Model Town, Srinagar BUMS Afarwat College of Education and Technology, Sopore, Baramulla B Ed Janbazpora, Baramulla B.Ed. Kashmir Tibbiya College, Shilwat, Sumbal, Kashmir Creative Education Foundation College Kashmir BUMS Baba Payam-ud-din College of Education,Watlab of Education, Pulwama B Ed Sopore, Baramulla B Ed Iqbal Institute of Technology & Kashmir Paradise College of Education, Management,Laloo, Budgam BCA,BBA,MCA, MBA Baba Fareed Educational Trust, Pulwama BBA Parihaspora, Baramulla B Ed CASET College of Computer Sciences, Karan Chinab Valley College of Education, Wagar, Kashmir Valley College of Education, Nowgam Nagar, Srinagar BCA Budgam B Ed Bypass, Budgam B Ed Mastter Pro Institute of Technology, Nowgam Culture & Education for Development College of Kashmir Women’s College of Education, Sopore, BCA Education, Naribal, Budgam BEd Baramulla B Ed Master Institute, Pulwama BCA DrIqbal Teacher Training College of Education, Kausar College of Education, Nowshera, Srinagar Success College of Professional Studies,Naikpora Mehjoor Nagar, Srinagar BEd B Ed, BCA, BBA Padshahi Bagh, Srinagar BBA Franklin College of Education,Sopore, Baramulla KSERT College of Education, B Ed, BBA Delhi Business School, Pulwama BBA Humhama, Budgam B Ed, BBA Gandhi Memorial College of Education, Jammu Super Computer, Anantnag BCA Lake City College of Education, Shalimar, Srinagar B Ed Maxwell College of Computer Science, B Ed Green land College of Education, Hawal, Srinagar Pulwamma BCA Mehboob-ul-Aalam College of Education, B Ed, BBA Vitasta School of Law, Pohru Nowgam B A LLB, Bandipora B Ed Green Valley College of Education, Dobivan, LLB Mother Teresa Memorial College of Tangmarg Baramulla B Ed KCEF Law College, Pulwama B A LLB, LLB Education,Wusan Tangmarg, Baramulla B Ed Green Valley College of Education, Lethpora Sopore Law College, Sopore LLB, B A LLB Muslim Educational Trust, Baramulla B Ed Pampore, Pulwama B Ed 85 NundReshi College of Education, Shaheen College of Education, Bandipora B Ed Success College of Education Padshahi Bagh, Natipora, Srinagar B Ed Shahi-Hamdan College of Education, Siligam, Srinagar B.Ed. Popular College of Education, Pahalgam, Anantnag B Ed G A Memorial College of Education, Lethpora, Pampore B.Ed. Mujgund, Srinagar B Ed Shanti Niketan College of Education, HMT, Srinagar B Ed Islamic Discovery College of Education, Pumbai Qamariya College of Education, Sheikh Hamza College of Education, Bandipora Kulgam B.Ed. Badampora, Ganderbal B Ed B Ed Maxwelll College of Education Rajpora Road, Quality College of Education, Baramulla B Ed Sheikh-ul-Aalam College of Education, Kupwara Pulwamma B.Ed. Rehmat-e-Aalam College of Education, Anantnag B Ed Paramount College of Edcuation Prichoo, B Ed Sir Syed Memorial College of Education, Srinagar Pulwamma B.Ed. South Kashmir Teachers Training College, B.K. B Ed Guarden College of Education Shopian B.Ed. Pora, Budgam B.Ed. SochKral Memorial College of Education, Raihan Educational Trust, Khalmullah Alastang, Pulwama B Ed Ganderbal B Ed Srinagar College of Education, Gallander, Ramzan College of Education, Gulshan Nagar, Pulwama B Ed Srinagar B Ed Subhan Institute of Educational Technology, Ramzan Memorial College of Education, Rangee Baramulla B Ed Sopore, Baramulla B Ed Syed Ali Memorial Educational Trust, Beerwah, RESET College of Education, Bagander Lasjan Budgam B Ed Srinagar B Ed TahiraKhanams College of Education, Lawaypora, Rizwan Memorial College of Education,Nawa Srinagar B Ed Bazar , Srinagar B Ed, Unique College of Education, Mirgund, Pattan SM Iqbal College of Education, Gogo Rengreth, Baramulla B Ed Budgam B Ed, BBA VishwaBharti College of Education, Jammu B Ed Sadiq Memorial College of Education, Soura, WEETA College of Education, Sangam, Anantnag Srinagar B Ed B Ed Sanctorium College of Education, Lalad Sopore, Welkin College of Education, Sopore, Baramulla Baramulla B Ed B Ed Sarfaraz College of Education, Hyderpora, Wular Valley College of Education, Bandipora B Budgam B Ed, BBA Ed SEM College of Education, Humhama, Budgam B Zakir Memorial College of Education, Pulwama Ed, BBA,BCA B Ed Shadab College of Education, Malbagh, Poineer College of Education Pattan B.Ed. 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