At HMV Hans Raj Mahila Maha Vidyalaya … Empowered women empower others Jalandhar (Punjab) India

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* Re-accredited A Grade with 3.83 score by NAAC in 2013 Information Brochure * Recognized as College of Excellence by UGC * Flagship College by ECONS * DDU Kaushal Kendra by UGC 2019-20 *Excellence in Higher Education by FICCI The Founding Father... CONTENTS Page No. v The Founding Father 1 v The Sagacious Luminary 2 Mh , oh xku v The Everlasting Bond of Love 3 v The Credos and the Ethos 4 vfojy fueZy lfyy ln;] v The Legacy 5 v The Guardians 6 Kku iznkf;uh T;ksfreZ;] v The Maestros 7 v The Foundation Day 8 gks pgq¡fn'k mn~?kks"k vHk; v The Luminous Virtuoso 9 v The Illuminati 10 v The Principal's Welcome Note 11 AA Mh , oh t; t; AA v The Red-Letter Day 12-13 v The Triumphs 14-15 v The Institution 16-17 v The Academic Programmes 18-19 izcy izokge;h fur&uwru] v The Admission Procedure 20-21 v The General Rules and Regulations 22 thou nkf;uh lnk lukru] v The Humanities 23-30 v The Sciences 31-36 osn iz.khrk ije iquhrk] v The Commerce & The Management 37-42 v The Computer Science and IT 43-48 ;g /kkjk v{k; AA v The Visual and Performing Arts 49-54 v The Skill Development 55-64 AA Mh , oh t; t; AA v The Courses Beyond Curriculum 65 v The Clubs and Societies 66 v The Student Council 67 v The Finances 68 n;kuUn ls izse&HkfDr ys] v The Fee Structure 69 v The Sports 70-71 v The Youth Welfare Department 72-73 galjkt ls R;kx&'kfDr ys] v The Social Outreach Programmes 74 v The National Cadet Corps 75 /keZ&HkfDr dk jk"Vª&'kfDr dk] v The Hostel 76 Mahatma Hans Raj (1864-1938) v The Library 77 gks fnueku mn; AA v The Placement Cell 78 v The Alumnae Association 79 AA Mh , oh t; t; AA Mahatma Hans Raj, an eminent visionary educationist, is one of the architects of v The Fiesta 80 Modern Indian Education System that combines tradition with modernity. This v The Fashionista 81 v The Conferences and Seminars 82-83 staunch follower of Swami Dayanand, became a pioneer of DAV movement and v The Annual Awards Day 84 lq[k le`f) bldh ygjsa] worked tirelessly to give a strong foundation to women education in pre- v The 87th Annual Convocation 85 independence era of India. He established Hans Raj Mahila Maha Vidyalaya in v The Innovations 86-87 izse 'kkfUr blds rV Bgjsa] v The Agaaz 88 1927 at Lahore. His legacy continued, and after Independence this college was v The Rukhsat 89 l?ku 'kkfUre; izcy dkfUre;] v The College Faculty 90-91 shifted to Bikrampura, Jalandhar, and then to the present campus in 1957. His v The College Staff 92 fy, vVy fu'p; AA principle of value based education for empowering women, is the foundation of v The Academic Calendar 93 our ideology. His life was exemplary, and he continues to inspire us... v The Responsibilities 94-95 AA Mh , oh t; t; AA v The Bus Routes 96

1 The Sagacious Luminary... The Everlasting Bond of Love…

;su c)ks cfyjktk nkuosUæks egkcy%k Dear Principal, Faculty and Students, rsu Rokefi c/ukfe j{ks ek py ek py kk Hans Raj Mahila Maha Vidyalaya is a distinctive college and my visits to this college have always been very refreshing and revitalizing. It is very elevating to see that this historic, illustrious and coveted seat of learning is speedily and steadily heading towards becoming one of the most modern institutions of the nation. This is feasible only because you all work together in perfect unison with an impeccable team-spirit. The exclusivity and uniqueness of this institution comes from the unconventional and creative thought process. ßftl j{kklw= ls egku 'kfä'kkyh nkuosUæ jktk cfy dks ck¡/kk x;k Fkk] I am enormously delighted in stating my firm belief that Hans Raj Mahila Maha Vidyalaya, Jalandhar is the fore-runner of an innovative epoch in the realm of higher education to supplement mlh lw= ls eSa rqEgsa cka/krh gw¡A gs j{ks ¼jk[kh½ ! rqe vfMx jguk] the traditions of DAV College Managing Committee, New Delhi. I wish you all the best. Keep smiling and keep progressing. Remember that the best for this rqe vius ladYi ls dHkh Hkh fopfyr u gksuk kÞ outstanding institution is yet to come.

Dr. Punam Suri, Padma Shree Awardee President DAVCMC, New Delhi 2 3 The Credos and the Ethos... The Legacy...

VISION AA xk;=h ea= AA Value Oriented, Skill Based and Globally Competent Education in Sync with Nation's March Towards Growth and Prosperity vks3e~HkwHkqZo%Lo%ArRlforqoZjs.;aHkxksZnsoL;/khefgAf/k;ks;ksu%izpksn;kr~AA

MISSION Women Education Focusing on Holistic Development and Empowerment

OUR BELIEF

Hans Raj Mahila Maha Vidyalaya is a premium institution of North India, working under the aegis of DAV College Managing Committee, New Delhi. This institution is dedicated to the cause of Women Education since 1927. We believe in imparting the kind of education that enables women to become responsible, self sufficient, independent and empathetic global citizens, who can definitely make a positive contribution to this universe.

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4 5 The Guardians... The Maestros... LOCAL COMMITTEE

Justice (Retd.) Sh. N.K. Sud Sh. Vijay Chopra Sh. Kundan Lal Aggarwal Sh. Surendra Seth Sh. Irwin Khanna Vice President, DAVCMC Member Member Member & Chairman LC Member

Sh. Arvind Ghai Sh. Ajay Kumar Goswami Sh. S.P. Sahdev Sh. Inderjit Talwar Dr. Sushma Chopra Secretary, DAVCMC & , Member Member Member Member Dr. Punam Suri Padma Shree Awardee Member President DAVCMC, New Delhi. Chancellor, DAV University.

Dr. N.K. Uberoi Shri R.S. Sharma Dr.Vijay Mahajan Dr. Rishi Arya Sh. S.N. Mayor Mrs. Purnima Beri Sh. Y.K. Sud Member Member Member Member Vice-President General Secretary Member DAVCMC, New Delhi. DAVCMC, New Delhi.

Sh. Ashok Paruthi Sh. Shital Vij Dr. S.K. Sharma Dr. Pawan Gupta Prof. S.S. Johal Dr. Sushma Chawla Member Member Member Member Member Member

Shri Mahesh Chopra Sh. R.K. Sethi Dr. Satish Sharma Secretary Honorary Treasurer Director (Colleges) DAVCMC, New Delhi. DAV CMC, New Delhi. DAVCMC, New Delhi.

Dr. S.K. Arora Dr. Sanjeev Sood Dr. Manoj Kumar Dr. Pushpinder Walia Dr. Kanwaldeep Kaur Dr. Meena Sharma Member Member Member Member Staff Representative Staff Representative 6 7 The Foundation Day... The Luminous Virtuoso...

Foundation day of the institution is celebrated every year on 7th April, to mark the establishment of the new building in the year 1957 in Jalandhar, which was inaugurated by Dr Sarvapalli Radhakrishnan, the then Vice-President of India. Every year an innovative initiative is taken by the college to celebrate the spirit of empowered women who empower others. This year three initiatives have been taken. Reviving the indigenous tradition of the earthen water pots, drinking water has been provided in the earthen pots for the wayfarers who happen to pass by the college premises. Secondly, keeping with the spirit of Dr S. Radhakrishnan, an effort has been made to sensitize students towards the needs of the fellow students who find it difficult to buy books and to motivate them to drop a rupee a day in the “Prayas” box for book bank. Every month a new motivating slogan will be put up on the HMV Chowk to sensitize the community about social issues.HMV continues to innovate to become a fair land of equal opportunities.

Dear Daughters, It gives me great pleasure to welcome you to this unrivaled, incomparable and unsurpassed seat of knowledge and scholarship. You have taken a big leap from secondary education to UG studies or from UG studies to PG studies and you deserve kudos for taking this one big step towards your empowerment. Knowledge is power and the source of knowledge is the right kind of education that interweaves the tradition and modernity; academics and life skills; extracurricular activities and community development. This institution has organically evolved in the past 92 years to cater to the requirements of the women striving to seek knowledge that will make them efficient global citizens. You have a dream for your life, We will help you develop a vision… With blessings for your future,

R.S. Sharma General Secretary DAVCMC, New Delhi

8 9 The Illuminati ... The Principal's Welcome Note...

Dear Students, You are welcome to Hans Raj Mahila Maha Vidyalaya, the great institution of learning established in 1927, by the great visionaries of the DAV movement. The college provides the best of the knowledge in best of the atmosphere, the faculty is extremely talented and dedicated, the infrastructure matches the best in the world and the ambience is serene. We have created everything that you would require to substantiate your learning. Our aim is to create responsible global citizens who will make the nation proud. As you walk the lane of learning you will be creating your own path to glory and fulfillment. I wish you all the very best for your coming session.

Justice (Retd.) N.K. Sood Vice President DAVCMC HChairman, LC H

Dear Young Ladies, I greet you with blessings and wishes as you step into the precincts of this premier institution of North India. You have chosen the best college of the country to carve your future, and we are eager to give wings to your dreams. The teachers under the stewardship of our very efficient principal remain ever ready to help you realize all your goals. Besides academics, the training is provided in Dear young ladies, every field of life to make you efficient life managers and better humans. I feel elated in extending a warm welcome to all the youthful and vibrant aspirants into the HMV family. I Wishing you good luck for the coming session, congratulate you on joining this golden organization where innovation is the buzzword and where the culture for excellence in education is nurtured with loving guidance and passionate zeal. For the past 93 years, this glorious institution has worked with an avowed mission of empowering women and society. Sh. Arvind Ghai Many awards, honours and recognitions stand a testimony to our incredibly splendid journey and also Secretary, DAVCMC provide a motivation for us to push our bar of excellence further and strive harder to nourish young minds Member, LC so that they keep pace with an incipient knowledge culture which is transforming at an unparalleled M tempo. The mainstay of our pursuit is to impart a perfect amalgamation of age old VedicM values, Dear Learners, modernity, entrepreneurship and ethics amongst our students. It gives me immense pleasure to welcome you all to this unique temple of learning. Our pedagogy delves deeper into realms of holistic growth to prepare young ladies who are able to This institution has stood steadfast for the cause of empowering women since the convert challenges into opportunities. We, at HMV make relentless efforts to explore, kindle and nourish pre-independence era and progressed immensely in this direction. The long trail the hidden potential and talent of all members of HMV community and at the same time develop strong of accomplished alumnae speaks volumes about the institution. The girls have left analytical skills, creativity and innovation imbued with moral values to make each student humane in indelible mark in every field, be it sports, cultural, NCC, NSS, or academics. The thoughts and action. principal along with her team of committed faculty and the staff have worked The time that you spend in HMV during your seminal years will hone you to confidently embark upon the incessantly to create a name for this institution in the global scenario and the journey and soar ahead with an outstanding take-off. students have always made us proud by adding to the glory. Once again, I shower my affectionate greetings on the promising intellects and promise that the portals of Every new batch of students brings us a new hope of achieving greater heights, HMV will help you realize your potential and become valuable contributors to the society. I wish you all the very best for your new session. May you fulfill your dreams and aspirations!

Prof. Dr. (Mrs.) Ajay Sareen Dr. Satish Sharma VDirector Colleges V Principal 10 11 The Red-Letter Day... The Red-Letter Day...

HMV witnessed a quintet of inaugurations of ‘Prerna Punj’, Anand Administrative Block, Trail Blazers, Corridor of Students’ Achievements and formal inauguration of Kaushal Kendra and Unnat Bharat Abhiyan through the pious hands of Hon’ble Dr. Punam Suri (Padma Shree Awardee), President, DAV College Managing Committee, New Delhi and venerable Mrs. Mani Suri, the rst lady of DAVs, on 22nd September, 2018

12 13 The Triumphs... The Triumphs...

Principal Dr. (Mrs.) Ajay Sareen received the prestigious “'FICCI Higher Education Excellence Hon'ble President Dr. Punam Suri and revered Mrs. Mani Suri, the first lady of DAV's bestowing Award,”from Mr. R Subhramanayam, Secretary-Higher Education, Govt. of India, the award aims to blessings on Principal Dr. (Mrs.) Ajay Sareen for the phenomenal growth of the institution in the field celebrate and honor educational institutes for their initiatives that have changed the course of of Skill Development, Community Programmes and Social Outreach activities. Higher Education in India.

Principal Prof. Dr. (Mrs.) Ajay Sareen received the prestigious, ASSOCHAM Education Excellence Principal Dr. (Mrs.) Ajay Sareen received the honour Principal Prof. Dr. Ajay Sareen, awarded Award from Sh. Suresh Prabhu, Hon’ble Minister of Commerce and Industry and Civil Aviation in the from Sports Minister of Punjab, Rana Gurmit Singh appreciation certificate and Gold Medal by presence of Sh. Pranab Mukherji, Hon’ble Former President of India in recognition of the excellent Sodhi for the excellent and energetic contributions of District administration on 70th Republic Day for contribution of the institution in fostering affordable quality education and taking initiatives for the institution to the flagship scheme of the government community service and women empowerment. social responsibility and nurturing an atmosphere of excellence at 12th ASSOCHAM National “Tandaurst Punjab Mission”, at 72nd Independence Day Education Summit 2019 on 21st Feb,2019. celebrations. 14 15 The Institution... The Institution...

Situated in the sylvan surrounding of a lush green ecofriendly campus, this ninety two year old l Lush Green Campus l institution stands tall on the firm foundation of the highly ethical, virtuous and righteous values Fully Air-Conditioned Ragini Auditorium established by the great seers and visionaries of the DAV movement. Named after its founder, a l Air Conditioned Common Rooms great pioneer of DAV movement, Mahatma Hans Raj, the college has developed from a small for Students l Holistic Health Hub with Gym building in Lahore to a sprawling campus; from a humble facility to state-of-art world class Equipment infrastructure; from a few disciplines to extensive educational avenues that include a large l Swimming Pool l number of courses, internships, industrial hands on trainings and placement assistance. Indoor Stadium l Shooting Range Innovation is at the core of pedagogy. The college has scored highest points in NAAC l 24/7 on Campus ATM facility accreditation and re-accreditation. l Punjab National Bank e-Lobby l Yajnashalla ¦ ¦ ¦ Wi-Fi Campus Fashion Designing Studios & Labs Air Conditioned Cosmetology Lab l On Campus Utility Store ¦ ¦ and Salon Air- Conditioned Digital Library Start Up Lab l Two Cafeterias ¦ ¦ ¦ Video Conferencing Book Bank Facility Media Centre l Healthy Bites Juice Corner ¦ ¦ ¦ Board Room Air Conditioned Computer Labs On-Campus Radio 'Awaaz' l Water Coolers with RO ¦ ¦ ¦ Computer Resource Room Well Equipped Science Labs HMV TV l Hostels with Ultra Modern ¦ Online Availability of Results of ¦ Language Lab ¦ Botanical Garden Facilities University Exams ¦ Research Labs ¦ Zoology Museum l College Transport Facility ¦ Solar and Electric Power Generator ¦ FTIR Lab ¦ Chroma Studio l Play Grounds ¦ e-Learning Centre ¦ Water Quality Analysis Lab ¦ Air-Conditioned Conference Halls l ¦ Health Care Centre ¦ ¦ Inno-Tech Centre Innovation Hub Recording Studio l Well Furnished Reception Hall ¦ Secular Outlook ¦ Aviation Lab ¦ Smart Classrooms l ¦ Air-Conditioned Staff Rooms ¦ Divyang Persons Friendly Campus Fine Arts Studios and Labs l Double Storeyed Separate Blocks ¦ Home Science State of Art Labs for Humanities, Science, Performing Arts, Commerce, IT and Skill Development l Administrative Block l Heritage Centre l Safe Parking Space

16 17 The Academic Programmes... The Academic Programmes...

Humanities Sciences Commerce Computer Science Visual & Performing Arts Skill Development Under Graduate Programmes Under Graduate Programmes Under Graduate Programmes Under Graduate Programmes Under Graduate Programmes Under Graduate Programmes

B.A. B.Sc. B.Com (Pass Course) Bachelor of Computer App. (BCA) B. Design (Multimedia) (8 Semesters) B.Sc. Fashion Designing (FD) Medical/Non-Medical B.Com (Financial Services) Bachelor of Design (BD) B.A. with Hons. B.Sc. Information Tech. (B.Sc. IT) B.Voc. Biotechnology B.Com (Hons.) Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) English Web Technology & Multimedia Med/Non-Med with Bioinformatics Banking Diploma Programme Post Graduate Programmes Hindi Med with Biotechnology International Business Banking & Financial Services B.Com (with Specialization) Diploma in MA Computer Science Cosmetology & Wellness Economics Accounting & Finance Computer Applications (DCA) Music Vocal B.Sc. with Vocational Subjects Political Science Banking & Insurance Music Instrumental Fashion Technology Bioinformatics Computer App. & E-Business Post Graduate Programmes Psychology Journalism & Media Biotechnology Bachelor of Business Admin. B.B.A. M.Sc. Mental Health Counseling B.Sc. (Economics) Post Graduate Programmes Post Graduate Programme Computer Science M. Sc. M.Com B.A./B.Sc. with Vocational Botany Information Technology Diploma Programme Diploma Programmes Subjects Chemistry Dip. in Cosmetology P.G. Diploma in Business Diploma Programme Computer Application Bioinformatics Management (PGDBM) Post Graduate Programmes Mathematics P.G. Diploma in Computer Journalism & Mass P.G. Diploma in M.Sc. (Fashion Designing & Physics Financial Services Applications (PGDCA) Communication Merchandising) M.Voc. (Web Technology & Fashion Designing & Multimedia Garment Construction Diploma Programmes Cosmetology PG Dip. in Garment Construction Mass Communication & & Fashion Designing (P GDGCFD) Video Production PG Dip. in Cosmetology Bachelor of Physical Education PG Dip. in Cyber Law & & Sports (B.P.E.S.) Information Technology Post Graduate Programmes M.A. Community College Programmes English Advance Diploma in Fashion Punjbai Designing (ADFD) Hindi Diploma in Journalism and Political Science Media Diploma in Medical Lab Journalism & Mass Comm. Technician Economics Diploma in Organic Farming Diploma Programmes Diploma in Tourism & Library Sciences Hospitality Counseling (After Graduation) Courses in Pipeline 18 19 The Admission Procedure... The Admission Procedure...

LIST OF FAKE UNIVERSITIES (as per UGC website April 2018) GUIDELINES 1. Commercial University Ltd., Daryaganj, Delhi. 13. Varanaseya Sanskrit Vishwavidyalaya, Varanasi (UP). 2. United Nations University, Delhi. 14. Mahila Gram Vidyapith/Vishwavidyalaya, Uttar Pradesh. • Admission begins on the very next day of the declaration of result of the previous class, however, to ensure the seats 3. Vocational University, Delhi. 15. Gandhi Hindi Vidyapith, Prayag, Allahabad, Uttar Pradesh. the registration can be done even before the declaration of the result. 4. ADR-Centric Juridical University, New Delhi 16. National University of Electro Complex Homeopathy, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh. 5. Indian Institute of Science and Engineering, New Delhi. 17. Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose University (Open University), Uttar Pradesh. • Admission to all classes on merit and first-come-first-served basis. 6. Viswakarma Open University for Self-Employment, Delhi. 18. Uttar Pradesh Vishwavidyalaya, Kosi Kalan, Mathura, Uttar Pradesh. • Physical presence of the candidate is mandatory at the time of admission. 7. Adhyatmik Vishwavidyalaya, Spiritual University, Delhi 19. Maharana Pratap Shiksha Niketan Vishwavidyalaya, Pratapgarh, Uttar • Admission form to be signed by Parent/Guardian. 8. Badaganvi Sarkar World Open University Education Society, Karnataka. Pradesh. • Students seeking migration from other universities to GNDU will have to fill the eligibility form. 9. St. John's University, Kishanattam, Kerala. 20. Indraprastha Shiksha Parishad, Uttar Pradesh. 10. Raja Arabic University, Nagpur, Maharashtra. 21. Nababharat Shiksha Parishad, Rourkela. • Foreign students must secure a 'Student Visa' and fulfill requisite requirements of respective embassies; they will also have to 11. Indian Institute of Alternative Medicine, Kolkatta. 22. North Orissa University of Agriculture & Technology, Odisha. produce the 'Recognition Letter' issued by Association of Indian universities, Kotla Marg, New Delhi. 12. Institute of Alternative Medicine and Research, Kolkatta 23. Sree Bodhi Academy of Higher Education, Puducherry • Admission to the college is subject to the approval of GNDU. Dates of Admission GRIEVANCE REDRESSAL & ANTI-SEXUAL HARASSMENT CELL Documents at the time of Admission Ÿ Principal - Chairperson Ÿ Mrs. Meenakshi Syal, Coordinator Resident Scholars Without Late Fee upto 25-07-2019 • Original Certificates and marks sheets. Ÿ Dr. Ramnita Saini Sharda, Incharge Ÿ Office Supdt. - Associate Member (For Non-Teaching Staff) • Copy of the Adhaar Card. Ÿ Ÿ 26-07-2019 to Mrs. Navroop College UG Head Girl - Associate Member • Original Date of Birth Certificate. With Late fee of Rs 100: 01-08-2019 Ÿ Mr. Gurmeet Singh Ÿ College PG Head Girl - Associate Member • Character certificate from the Head of Institution last Ÿ Mrs. Urvashi Mishra Ÿ Hostel Head Girl - Associate Member attended. (for new students) 02-08-2019 to Ÿ Dr. Anjana Bhatia Ÿ All Class Representatives • Registration Card. With late fee of Rs 200: • Official certificate of category like SC/BC and Punjab Domicile. 13-08-2019 • All the supporting certificates from competent authorities in 14-08-2019 to ANTI-RAGGING COMMITTEE case of SC/BC/ST and low income groups. With late fee of Rs 1000: • Original Migration & Eligibility Certificates. 20-08-2019 Ÿ Dr. Anjana Bhatia, Dean Equal Opportunity Ÿ Mrs. Ritu Bajaj, Arts Ÿ Mrs. Meenu Kundra, Commerce Ÿ Dean Academics • Passport size photographs 21-08-2019 to With late fee of Rs 5000 Ÿ Mr. Gullagong - Comp.Sc. & IT Sec. Ÿ College Head Girl - Associate Member 30-08-2019 Ÿ Mrs. Urvashi Mishra " Ÿ Hostel Head Girl (UG&PG) - Associate Member Ÿ Dr. Neelam Sharma, Science Ÿ Mrs. M. Syal, Coordinator Resident Scholars RULES FOR BASIC PUNJABI & FORMAT RAGGING: STRICTLY PROHIBITED Candidates belonging to any following categories shall be allowed to have Basic Punjabi in place of General Punjabi at Under Graduate Level, provided they submit an affidavit of the value of Rs.25/-attested by Local Executive Magistrate. Any student found involved in ragging will be rusticated from the institution with immediate (a) A candidate who is son/daughter of an employee serving in the Govt./Semi-Govt/Central Govt./Security Forces and has effect and legal action will be taken. As per the direction of the Supreme Court, the college has an stayed outside Punjab/Chandigarh (U.T.) for at least ten years immediately before the admission and has not studied Anti-Ragging Committee to take preventive measure, to provide counseling and to act promptly to Punjabi upto Matric Level. check the menace of ragging. (b) A candidate who has passed +2 exam from P.S.E.B. with Punjab History and Culture. (c) A candidate who is neither a domicile of Punjab State nor is her mother-tongue Punjabi and has not studied punjabi upto matric or +2 level. (d) A candidate who is an N.R.I. or a foreigner. (e) A candidate who has migrated to G.N.D.U. from some other univ. where he/ she has not studied Punjabi. Format for Affidavit ...... daughter of ……………………..…………………………….... resident of…………………………………………………………………………………………..……. do hereby solemnly declare as under. That I am an employee/employee's son/daughter serving in the Government/Security forces and have stayed outside Punjab/Chandigarh (U.T) for atleast ten years immediately before the admission & have not studied Punjabi as Subject upto matric level. (Or) That I have passed +2 examination with Punjab History & Culture subject in place of Punjabi (Compulsory) from P.S.E.B., Mohali. (Or) That I have passed Matriculation examination from outside Punjab State/Chandigarh (U.T.) without Punjabi as one of the Subjects. (Or) That I am neither a domicile of Punjab state nor is my mother-tongue Punjabi & have not studied Punjabi upto Matric/Hr. Sec.Part -II,10+2 level. (Or) That I am an N.R.I or a Foreigner. Deponent (Mention the category to which the candidate belongs) 20 21 The Rules and Regulations...

Code of Conduct General Prizes

Ÿ Student must always carry the I card Ÿ Best Student of the Year at UG Level Ÿ Read Notice Board daily Ÿ Best Students of the Year at PG Level Ÿ Use of Mobile phone is prohibited in academic areas Ÿ Best Student of Arts /B.Sc. Eco. Faculty The Humanities Ÿ Student cannot leave the campus before the 6th period Ÿ Best Student of Commerce at UG Level Ÿ Student must maintain swachhata in college Ÿ Best Student of Science at UG Level ...estd. in 1927 Ÿ Be humble with the office staff Ÿ Best Student of Computer Department Ÿ Be polite to juniors and respectful to seniors Ÿ Best Student of Music Vocal Ÿ Make extensive use of the library Ÿ Best Student of Music Instrumental Ÿ Not deface college property Ÿ Best NCC Cadet of the Year Ÿ Park the vehicles at the appropriate parking space Ÿ Best NSS Volunteer of the Year Ÿ Best Speaker Ÿ Best Debater Rules for Attendance & Examination Ÿ Best Student in Folk Orchestra Ÿ Best Photographer Ÿ 75% of the attendance is mandatory according to Ÿ Best Student in Dancing university norms. Ÿ Best Student in Acting Ÿ In case of shortage the student will be detained. Ÿ Best Student of Youth Welfare Department Ÿ Appearing in house tests & scoring 25% marks in Ÿ Best Student of Fine Arts aggregate is mandatory. In case of medical Ÿ Best Student of UBA emergency the student has to get her leave Ÿ sanctioned as per rules. Cent. % marks in University exam Ÿ Cent. % attendance

Rules for Leave Ÿ Leave must be applied for on the prescribed form available at the College Utility Store/General Office. Ÿ Medical leave to be applied within three days of joining the college after getting verified by the College Doctor.

Rules for Prizes

Awards will be given to the students who: Ÿ Secure first five positions in aggregate in University Exam. Ÿ First position in aggregate in college in University exam. " Let us globalise compassion. Not passive compassion, but transformative compassion that leads to justice, equality, and freedom." If a student absents herself from the college without leave for ten days continuously, her name will be struck off from the college rolls. She may be re-admitted on payment of Rs.2000/- up to ten days and -Kailash Satyarthi Rs.5000/- upto thirty days at the sole discretion of the Principal.

22 23 The Humanities The Kaleidoscope of Brilliance...

COURSES OFFERED Ist Position IInd Position IIIrd Position B.A. / B.Sc. (Economics) Postgraduate Level BPES (Bachelor of Physical Edu. & Sports) MA English B.A. / B.Sc. with Vocational Subjects Punjabi Computer Application Hindi Journalism & Mass Communication Political Science Fashion Designing & Garment Construction Journalism & Mass Comm. Nifty Radhika Malhotra Ruksana Bano Rafia Neha Barna Ridhima Nagpal Cosmetology Economics (in pipeline) MA (Hindi) Sem-I, B.A.(Hons)Eng. B.A. Sem-III, B.A. Sem-VI & M.A. (Pol.Sci) B.A. Sem II, Mass Communication & Video Production Dec. 2018 Sem-VI, May 2018 Dec. 2018 B.A(Hons) Pol.Sci. Sem IV, May 2018 May 2018 Diplomas Sem-VI, May 2018 B.A. with Hons. U.G. Diploma in Library Sciences (in pipline) English Hindi Psychology P.G. Economics Political Science Diploma in Counseling ACHIEVEMENTS EMPLOYMENT POTENTIAL 1st University Positions - 10 Teaching Aarti Harjas Kaur Hashika Bhagotra Deepti Rani Anjali Anand Ranchana Kumari 2nd University Positions - 08 Higher Education & Research B.A.(Hons )Hindi Dip. Counseling , B.A. (Hons) Hindi B.A. (Hons) Hindi B.A. Sem IV, B.A. (Hons) Hindi 3rd University Positions - 09 Theatre Sem-IV, May 2018 Sem- II, May 2018 Sem- IV, May 2018 Sem- IV, May 2018 May 2018 Sem IV, May2018 Up till 10th University Positions - 61 Creative Writing Media (Electronic & Print) 1st Divisions - 517 Civil Services HMV COMPETITIVE EDGE COLLABORATIONS Certified Courses in: Creative Black Country UK Personality Development Photography Project Gurneet Kaur Pragati Chadha Manpreet Kaur Srishti Bains Aanchal Chesta Verbal Ability (Basic & Adv.) Beenu Rajput Films M.A.(Pol. Sci.) M.A.(Eng.) Sem-II, B.A.(Hons) Psy. B.A.(Hons) Psy. B.A. (Hons) Hindi Dip. in Counseling Soft Skills (Basic & Adv.) Mindrain.org for Readers Club Sem-IV, May 2018 May 2018 Sem-IV, May 2018 Sem- VI, May 2018 Sem VI, May 2018 Sem II, May 2018 Fashion Designing TERRA Education Clerical/Bank PO Training ISOLS Group Pre placement course Swadaya Gunung Djati University Beauty and wellness Cirebon Indonesia

Kanika Jasleen Kaur Gill Aanchal Malhotra Kawalpreet Kaur Pallavi B.A.(Hons)Pol. Sc. B.A.(Hons)Psy. B.A./B.Sc. Eco.(Hons) B.A. Sem-IV(Hons) B.A. (Hons) Eng. Sem-IV, May 2018 Sem- IV, May 2018 Sem-IV, May 2018 Eco., May 2018 Sem IV, May 2018

Nikita Radha Saloni Chopra B.A. Sem-V, B.A.(Hons)Psy. B.A. Sem-V, Dec.2018 Sem-VI, May 2018 Dec.2018

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UNDER GRADUATE COURSES College offers B.A. (Hons.) Course from III to VI semester in the following B.A. with Honours subjects: English, Hindi, Economics, Political Science, and Psychology. Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) Eligibility: The candidates should have secured 50% in the relevant subject and 50% in aggregate. Eligibility: Student should have cleared +2 examination (any stream) from P.S.E.B or any other equivalent examination recognized by GNDU, Amritsar. The college offers 365 combinations of subjects in humanities group. This is the maximum English Political Science Economics number of combinations permitted by any college affiliated to Guru Nanak Dev University, Amritsar. Semester-III: English Prose Semester–III The student who wishes to opt for Compulsory Subjects Semester-IV: English Poetry Any one of the following papers: B.A. (Hons.) in Economics will take (i) General English Semester V: English Novel PAPER (I): one option in Semester–III, IV, V, (ii) General Punjabi/Basic Punjabi/ PHC Semester VI : English Drama International Relations (1917–1945) VI out of ten options not already (iii) *EVS (Compulsory, only for Sem III students) PAPER (II): Public Administration opted for. (iv) *Drug Abuse (Compulsory, only for Sem I & II students) Hindi Semester–IV PAPER–I: Money and Banking Semester-III: Any one of the following papers: PAPER–II: Public Finance Elective Subjects ¥æÏéçÙ·¤·¤æÃØÌÍæ·¤æÃØÙæÅU·¤ PAPER (I): Indian Foreign Policy PAPER–III: History of Economic Economics(Eco.) History (Hist.) Political Science (Pol.Sc.) Sociology (Soc.) Semester-IV: PAPER (II): Modern Political Ideologies Thought Psychology (Psy.) Home Science (H.Sc.) Quantitative Techniques (QT) Fine Arts »lâæçãˆØÑçÙÕ‹Ïâ¢S×ÚU‡æÌÍæ¥Ùéßæ¼ Semester V: PAPER (III): Contemporary Punjab PAPER–IV: International Economics Indian Classical Dance (ICD) Music Vocal (MV) Music Instrumental (MI) English (El. Eng.) Öç€Ì¥õÚUâ×·¤æÜUèÙ·¤æÃØ PAPER–V: Industrial Economics Computer Sc (Comp.Sc.) Hindi (Hi.) Phy. Education (Phy. Ed.) Semester–V Semester VI: PAPER–VI: Economics of Agriculture Punjabi (El.Pbi.) Sanskrit (Skt.) Mathematics (Maths) ÖæÚUÌèØ·¤æÃØàææS˜æ¥õÚUÂýæØæðÁÙ×êÜ·¤çãUU‹¼è Any one of the following papers: PAPER (I): Research Methods in Social Sc. PAPER–VII: Agricultural Marketing PAPER–VIII: Economics of Public Vocational Subjects Psychology PAPER (II): Indian Political Thinkers Enterprises Computer Application (CA) Journalism and Mass Communication (JMC) PAPER (III): Political Sociology Semester-III: History & Schools of PAPER–IX: Computer Applications Fashion Designing and Garment Construction (FDGC) Cosmetology (COS) Psychology Semester–VI for Economists Mass Communication & Video Production (MCVP) Any one of the following papers: Semester-IV: Social Psychology PAPER–X: Introduction to Semester V: Psychological Testing PAPER (I): W estern Thinkers Econometrics COMBINATIONS PERMITTED BY THE COLLEGE Semester VI: Applied Psychology PAPER (II): Marx And Lenin 1. Eco./Soc. Psy./Hist. Pol.Sc. 2. Eco./Fine Arts/H. Sc. Pol.Sc. EI. Eng./Hi./Skt./ El.Pbi./CAP Eligibility: 10+2 with 40% in aggregate from P.S.E.B. or equivalent 3. Fine Arts/Hist./ Psy. MV/MI EI.Eng./Hi./Skt./El.Pbi./CAP/Cos. B.Sc. Economics examination. Admission on merit basis. 4. Maths/QT/Hist./Psy. Eco./Pol.Sc. EI. Eng./Hi./Skt./El.Pbi. i) Mathematics/ Quantitative Techniques iii) Computer Science v) Gen . Punjabi/Basic Punjabi/PHC 5. QT/Hist./Psy. Eco./PoI.Sc. CAP ii) Ec onomics iv) Gen . English 6. Economics MV/MI/Psy. EI.Eng./Hi./Skt./El.Pbi./CAP 7. Home Science MI/MV EI.Eng./Hi./Skt./El.Pbi./CAP 8. Physical Education Eco./Hist./Pol.Sc./ EI.Eng./Hi./Skt./El.Pbi. MV/MI/ICD/Soc. 9. Physical Education Eco./Hist./Pol.Sc./ CAP/JMC MV/MI/Soc. 10. Computer Science Maths/QT/Eco./Psy. EI.Eng./Hi./Skt./El.Pbi. 11. Sociology MI/MV/Pol.Sc. EI.Eng./Hi./Skt./El.Pbi./ /Psy./Hist. CAP/Cos. 12. Indian Classical Dance (ICD) MV/MI/FineArts/Psy. EI.Eng./Hi./Skt./El.Pbi./Cos. /Soc./Hist. 13. Music Vocal MI EI.Eng./Hi./Skt./El.Pbi./Cos./ Phy.Ed./Fine Arts/Dance/ Psy./CAP/Soc. 14. Cosmetology H.Sc./Fine Arts/Soc./ICD El.Eng/Hi./Skt./El.Pbi. 15. Comp.Appl. Maths/QT/Eco./Fine El.Eng/Hi./Skt./El.Pbi. Arts/MV/MI/Pol.Sc./Psy./Soc./Hist. 16. Mass Comm. & Vid. Prod. Pol.Sc/MV/MI El.Eng./Hi./Skt./El.Pbi. 17. Journalism & Mass Comm. Pol.Sc./Eco./Psy./ EI.Eng./Hi./Skt./El.Pbi. Phy.Ed./Hist. 18. Fashion Dsg.& Garment Const. Home Science Eco./Soc. 19. Fashion Dsg. & Garment Const. Eco./Fine Arts/Soc./ El. Eng./Hi./El.Pbi. Comp.Sc./H.Sc. 20. Indian Classical Dance MV/MI Fine Arts (Performing Art Group) 21. Fashion Dsg. & Garment Const./Cos. MV/MI Fine Arts

Note:-The subject combinations for B.A. Sem II, III, IV, V & VI will remain same as permitted by the college in BA Sem I. * The marks of the paper will not be added in total marks 26 27 The Humanities The Humanities

Eligibility: Bachelor's degree in any faculty with 50% marks in aggregate or 45% Marks in the subject concerned or equivalent examination of Post Graduation of any university in any faculty. MA English MA Hindi MA Punjabi Semester –I Semester-I Semester-I 1. Poetry-I (Renaissance to Romantic) v.¥æÏçéÙ·¤çã‹U ¼è·¤æÃØÑçmß¼ð èØ»é èٰߢ ÀæUØæßæ¼ 1 r[owfs ekft 2. Renaissance Drama w.çãU‹¼èâæçãUUˆØ·¤æ§çÌãUUæâ(¹‡ÇU-°·¤) 2 gzikph ;{cah ekft x.ÖæÚUÌèØ·¤æÃØàææS˜æ°ß¢âæçãUUˆØÜUô¿Ù 3 ;kfjs f;XKs ns/ ekft Pk;so 3. English Novel (Upto 19th Century) y.ÂýØôÁÙ×êÜU·¤çãU‹¼è 4. Phonetics and Spoken English 4 b'eXkok s/ gzikph b'eXkok z.fgUnh ukVdl vksj jaxeap Or dks'k foKku5 s[bBkswe Or Gkosh ;kfjsL f;XKs s/ ftjko 5. Western Literary History-I iatkc dk e/;dkyhu fgUnh lkfgR; Semester-II Semester –II Semester-II 1. Poetry-II (Victorian & Modern) v.¥æÏéçÙ·¤çãUU‹¼è·¤æÃØÑÀUæØæßæ¼ôžæÚU·¤æÜ 1 Grs pkDh 2. Modern Drama w.çãU‹¼èâæçãUUˆØ·¤æ§çÌãUUæâ(¹‡ÇU-¼ô) 2 gzikph feZ;k s/ fposKs ekft 3. Modern Novel x.Âæà¿æˆØ·¤æÃØàææS˜æ 3 y'i ns/ gzikph nkb'uBk 4. English Grammar & Writing y.×èçÇUØæÜð¹Ù 4 ;fGnkuko s/ gzikph ;fGnkuko 5. Western Literary History-II z.ukVddkj eksgu jkds'k Or Hkkjrh; lkfgR;5 nkgPB Or (i) gZsoekoh ns/ gzikph gZsoekoh Semester-III iatkc dk vk/kqfud fgUnh lkfgR; nkgPB (ii) gzikph GkPk s/ ezfgT¨No n?gbhe/PB 1. Punjabi Literature in Translation Or Semester-III Semester-III Irish Literature v.Âýæ¿èٰߢ׊ط¤æÜUèÙçãUU‹¼è·¤æÃØ 1 nkX[fBe gzikph eftsk (1960 sZe) 2. General Linguistics w.¥æÏéçÙ·¤»lâæçãUˆØ 2 gzikph Bktb 3. Literary Criticism x.Öæáæçß™ææÙ 3 gzikph GkPk ns/ GkPk ftfrnkB-I y.˜淤æçÚUÌæÂýçàæÿæ‡æ 4. Indian Writing in English 4 gzikph tkose lwjnkl Or fgUnh dgkuh Or 5. Communication Studies z. 5 gzikph BkNe s/ fJeKrh or Rhetoric & Advanced Composition lkfgfR;d fuca/k ys[ku Semester-IV Semester-IV Semester-IV 1. Modern Literary Theory v.׊ط¤æÜUèÙçãUU‹¼è·¤æÃØ 1 ftPt ebkf;eh ;kfjs w.¥æÏéçÙ·¤»lâæçãUUˆØ 2 gzikph ejkDh 2. American Literature x.çãUU‹¼èÖæáæ¥õÚU¼ðßÙæ»ÚUèçÜUÂè 3. Post-Colonial Literature 3 gzikph GkPk ns/ GkPk ftfrnkB^ II MA Political Science MA Journalism & *MA Economics y.ÚUæÁÖæáæÂýçàæÿæ‡æ 4 gzikph tkose 4. Prose and Short Stories z.©žU æÚU ·¤æÃØÏæÚæU·¤ð⋼Öü ×´ð »Lé ¤Ì»ð ÕãæU¼Úé U Áè Mass Communication 5. Indian Literature in Translation or 5 nkgPB (i) gotk;h gzikph ;kfjs Semester-I Semester-I ·¤èßæ‡æè·¤æçßàæá𠥊ØØÙOr fgUnh Greek Literature or nkgPB (ii) gkfe;skBh gzikph ;kfjs 1. Western Political Thought-I Semester-I 1. Microeconomics-I miU;kl or fuca/kdkj vkpk;Z jkepUnz 'kqDy World Classics in Translation 2. International Politics 1. Introduction to Communication 2. Macroeconomics-I 3. Indian Political System 2. History of Print Media in India 3. Quantitative Methods for 4. Principles of Public Administration 3. Reporting & Editing Economists-I 5. Political Sociology 4. Media Laws & Ethics Any two of the following options: 5. Advertising Ÿ MAEO-1 Public Finance Semester-II Ÿ MAEO-2 Economics of Labour 1. Western Political Thought-II Semester-II Ÿ MAEO-3 Theory of Statistics 2. Modern Political Analysis 1. Development Communication Ÿ MAEO-4 Money, Banking and Finance 3. Comparative Political System 2. Media Management Ÿ MAEO-5 Industrial Economics UK, USA & France 3. Current Affairs Ÿ MAEO-6 History of Economic Thought 4. Communication Research-I Ÿ MAEO-7 Economics of Socialism 4. Issues & Trends in Indian Politics Ÿ 5. Radio & TV Programming MAEO-8 Econometrics 5. Public Policy Ÿ MAEO-9 Economics of Agriculture Semester-III Ÿ MAEO-10 Economics of Public Enterprises Semester-III Ÿ 1. Mass Communication Research-II MAEO-11Computer App. for Economists 1. Politics of International Ÿ MAEO-12 Operations Research Economic Relations 2. New Media Technology Ÿ MAEO-13 Economics of Environment & 2. Foreign Policy of India 3. Public Relation & Corporate Demography 3. International Law Communication Ÿ MAEO-14 Economics of Infrastructure Ÿ 4. International Organisation 4. Science Journalism MAEO-15 Dissertation (*in lieu of one option paper in Sem-III & Sem-IV each) 5. Human Rights 5. Photography Semester-II Semester-IV Semester-IV 1. Microeconomics-II 1. Recent Political Theory 1. International Communication 2. Macroeconomics-II 2. Indian Political Thought 2. Human Rights 3. Quantitative Methods for 3. Film Studies 3. Government & Politics in Punjab Economists-II *Course in Pipeline 4. Research Methods in Social Science 4. Intercultural Communication Any two of the options under MAEO-1 to 5. Politics in South Asia 5. Dissertation MAEO-15 not already opted for in Sem. I. 28 29 The Humanities

Bachelor of Physical Education and Sports (BPES) Eligibility: 10+2 pass with minimum of 45% marks in aggregate from any stream. Candidate seeking admission must qualify the Physical Fitness Test and must have represented the District/School in any game/Sports. The Sciences TDC Part-I TDC Part-II Part-A (Theory) PART–A (Theory) ...estd. in 1970 Paper-I Kinesiology & Paper-I Introduction to Physiology of Exercise Physical Education Paper-II Psychology with Special Paper-II General Science Reference to Phy. Edu. Paper-III Anatomy & Physiology Paper-III Methods of Phy. Edu. Paper-IV Health Education Paper-IV Yoga and Recreation Paper-V Social Sciences Paper-V English Paper-VI English Paper-VI General Pbi./Basic Paper-VII General Pbi./Basic Pbi./ PHC Pbi./ PHC Paper-VII *EVS (Compulsory) Paper-VIII *Drug Abuse (Compulsory) PART-B: PART – B (Skill and Prowess) (Practice of Teaching & Officiating) (A) Lesson on Athletics PART-C: (Skill and Prowess) (B) Lesson on Games (A) Lesson on Athletics (C) Lesson in Formal Activity (B) Lesson on Games (C) General Lesson

Diploma in Counseling (P.G.)

Eligibility: For University Certificate:- Graduation with Psychology as a subject (Minimum 50% marks in aggregate). For College Certificate:- Graduation in any stream (Minimum 50% marks). * Same curriculum for both

Semester-I Semester-II 1. Introduction to Counseling 1. Approaches to Counseling 2. Techniques of Appraisal for 2. Counseling Applications Counseling 3. Major Case Study/Project Work 3. Practical Diploma in Library Science (U.G.)

Eligibility: 10+2 With 40% marks in Aggregate with English as one of the subject or equivalent examination. "Ask the right questions and the nature Semester-I Semester-II will open the doors to her secrets." 1. Library Organisation & Mgmt. 1. Reference Service & Document 2. Organisation of Library Materials Bibliography (Library Classification: Theory) 2. Organisation of Library Materials -C. V. Raman 3. Library Classification (Practice) (Library Cataloguing: Theory) 3. Library Cataloguing (Practice)

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COURSES OFFERED Ist Position IInd Position IIIrd Position B.Sc. (Med./Non-Med.) M.Sc. (Botany) B.Sc.(Biotechnology) M.Sc. (Bioinformatics) B.Sc. (Med. with Biotechnology) M.Sc. (Chemistry) B.Sc. (Med./Non Med. with Bioinformatics) M.Sc. (Mathematics) B.Sc. (Computer Science) M.Sc. (Physics) (in pipeline) Radha Chopra Robandeep Kaur Simrandeep Kaur Poonam Salotra M.Sc. (BIF) M.Sc. (BIF) Anjali Navdeep kaur HMV COMPETITIVE EDGE ACHIEVEMENTS M.Sc. (BIF) Sem-III M.Sc. (BIF) Sem-I, Sem-III,Dec.2018 Sem-I, Dec. 2018 M.Sc. (Botany) M.Sc. (Botany) Dec. 2018 Dec. 2018 Sem IV, May 2018 Sem II, May 2018 Certified Courses in: 1st University Positions - 12 Personality Development 2nd University Positions - 12 Verbal Ability (Basic & Adv.) 3rd University Positions - 09 Soft Skills Up till 10th University Positions - 77 Pre placement course 1st Divisions - 809 Navdeep Kaur Aparna Lath M.Sc. (Botany) B.Sc. (Med) COLLABORATIONS EMPLOYMENT POTENTIAL Sem-III,Dec.2018 Sem-I,Dec.2018 BR Ambedkar National Institute of Researchers in Research & Development Organisations. Vishaldeep Kaur Radha Chopra Shashi Kala Amritpal Kaur M.Sc. (Botany) M.Sc. (BIF) M.Sc. (BIF) M.Sc.(BIF) Technology, Jalandhar Scientists in Govt. Research Institutes. Sem-I, Dec. 2018 Sem- II, May 2018 Sem-IV, May 2018 Sem II, May 2018 Bioclues.org Society Environment Engineers Kheti Virasat Mission Environmentalists NNMCB Microbiologists in Pathology Labs/ Biochemists in Rajendra Mehta, Professor Emeritus from Hospitals/Research Organisations. Jaspreet Kaur Yashika Kochhar Illinois Institute of Technology and IIT Green Auditors M.Sc. (BIF) B.Sc. (BT) Research Institute,chicago Teaching Sem-IV, May 2018 Sem- IV, May 2018 Vigyan Prasar Network under Landscaping Entrepreneurs Department of Science and Technology, Horticulturists Govt. Of India Ishani Sharma Monika Kirandeep Kaur Manpreet Kaur Floriculturist M.Sc. (Botany) M.Sc.(Botany) M.Sc. (BIF) M.Sc. (BIF) I.K. Gujral Punjab Technical Uni., Kapurthala Pest Control Entrepreneurs Sem-III Dec. 2018 & Sem-IV,May 2018 Sem-III,Dec. 2018 Sem-I,Dec. 2018 Sem-II, May 2018

Priya Kumari Sarbjeet Kaur B.Sc. (Non Med) M.Sc. (Botany) Sem-VI, May 2018 Sem- II, May 2018

Payal Sumandeep Kaur Navpreet Kaur Rohini Sharma M.Sc.(BIF) Sem-IV, B.Sc.(BT) M.Sc. (Botany) M.Sc. (Botany) May 2018 Sem-VI, May 2018 Sem-III,Dec. 2018 Sem-I,Dec.2018 Marjeena Simrandeep Kaur M.Sc. (Botany) M.Sc. (BIF) Sem-IV,May2018 Sem- II, May 2018

Bhanupriya Vishali Prabhjeet Kaur B.Sc.(BT) B.Sc.(Med) Harleen Kaur Pavneet Kaur M.Sc. (BIF) Sem-IV, May 2018 Sem- V,Dec.2018 & M.Sc. (Botany) B.Sc. (C.Sc) Sem III, Dec. 2018 Sem-I,Dec. 2018 Sem-I,Dec.2018 Sem-IV, May 2018

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B.Sc. Medical/ Non Medical B.Sc. Computer Science Eligibility: 10+2 examination with atleast 40% marks in aggregate from P.S.E.B. or any other equivalent Eligibility:10+2 examination with atleast 40% marks in aggregate from P.S.E.B. or any other equivalent examination recognized by G.N.D.U. Amritsar with Non-Medical/Medical subjects. Course Structure - B.Sc. Med.: examination recognized with Non-Med. subject. General English, General Punjabi/Basic Punjabi/PHC, Chemistry, Botany, Zoology, *Drug Abuse (Compulsory, Course Structure: General English, General Punjabi/Basic Punjabi/PHC, Physics/Chemistry, Comp.Sc.,Maths, only for Sem I & II students ), *EVS (Compulsory, only for Sem III students). *Drug Abuse (Compulsory, only for Sem I & II students ), *EVS (Compulsory, only for Sem III students). B.Sc. Non-Med.: General English, General Punjabi/Basic Punjabi/PHC, Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics, *Drug Abuse (Compulsory, only for Sem I & II students ), *EVS (Compulsory, only for Sem III students). M.Sc. Botany B.Sc. Bio-Technology Eligibility: Atleast 50% marks in B.Sc. (Med.) with Zoology, Botany or any other Life Science Subject. Admission to M.Sc. Botany is based on interview and merit, as per the admission policy of the college. Regular student who Eligibility: 10+2 examination with atleast 40% marks in aggregate in the concerned science group from P.S.E.B. has passed M.Sc. (Botany) Part I is eligible for admission to M.Sc. Part II. or any other equivalent examination. Semester –I 6. Ecological Modelling and Semester IV 1. Fungi and plant Pathology Semester –I Semester-III Semester –V Forest Ecology 1. Plant Anatomy 1. Zoology-A 2. Plant Physiology 1. Physical Chemistry-A 1. rDNA Technology A 7. Botany Practicals I 2. Structure and Metabolism of 2. Botany-A 2. Zoology C 2. Concepts of Plant Tissue Culture 3. Theoretical Biology 8. Botany Practicals II Plant Hormones 3. Inorganic Chemistry-A 3. Biochemistry-C 3. Animal Tissue Culture (ATC) 4. Genetics and Evolution 9. On Job Training or 3. Plant Tissue Culture and 4. Organic Chemistry-A 4. Cell Biology 4. Patent laws in Biotechnology 5. Phycology Assignment Biotechnology 5. Computer & Bioinformatics 5. Immunology-A 5. Bioprocess Engineering A 6. Computer Applications and Semester III 6. General Punjabi/Basic Pbi. / PHC 6. Genetics 6. Biophysical & Biochemical Bioinformatics 4. Analytical Techniques 1. Developmental Botany 7. General Microbiology-A 7. Agro & Industrial Application of Techniques-A 7. Botany Practicals I 5. Diversity and Biology of 2. Plant Molecular Biology 8. Biochemistry-A Microbes-A 7. Physical, Organic & Inorganic aspects 8. Botany Practicals II Angiosperms 9. C. Skills (Eng.) 8. *EVS (Compulsory) of Spectroscopy-A Semester II 3. Plant Breeding and IPR 6. Immunology/Hazardous 10. *Drug Abuse (Compulsory) 8. Term Paper 1. Diversity and Biology of 4. Plant Biochemistry Chemicals Gymnosperms 5. Applied Botany 7. Botany Practicals I Semester-II Semester –IV Semester –VI 2. General Microbiology 6. Plant Morphogenesis 8. Botany Practicals II 1. Zoolog y-B 1. Physical Chemistry-B 1. rD NA Technology B 3. Cell Biology 7. Botany Practicals I 9. Field Study 2. Botany- B 2. Botany C 2. Applications of PTC 4. Bryology 8. Botany Practicals II 10. Research Techniques 3. Inorganic Chemistry-B 3. Biochemistry-D 3. Animal Biotechnology 5. Pteridology 9. Assignment 4. Organic Chemistry-B 4. Skill Development in Biotechnology 4. Intellectual Property Rights & 10. Seminar 5. Biostatistics 5. Immunology-B Entrepreneurship 6. General Punjabi/Basic Pbi. / PHC 6. Molecular Biology 5. Bioproc ess Engineering B 7. General Microbiology-B 7. Agro & Industrial Application of 6. Biophysical & Biochemical M.Sc. Bio–Informatics 8. Biochemistr y-B Microbes-B Techniques-B Eligibility: Students having a Bachelor's degree in Life Science, Environmental Science, Physical Science, 9. C . Skills (Eng.) 8. Enzymology 7. Physical, Organic & Inorganic Agricultural Science, Computer Science, Medicine (M.B.B.S.) or B.D.S., Pharmacy/Engineering & Technology, 10. *Drug Abuse (Compulsory) aspects of Spectroscopy-B Veterinary and Fishery Sciences with at least 50% marks. 8. Educational Tour Semester I 2. Programming in PERL for Bio- 4. Molecular Modeling and 1. Basic Concepts in Biology informatics Computer aided Drug Designing 2. DBMS and Data Mining 3. Basic Mathematics 5. Introduction to Data Analysis B.Sc. Medical with Biotechnology as Vocational Subject 3. Basic Bio Statistics 4. Computational Methods for using R Sequence Analysis Eligibility:10+2 examination with atleast 40% marks in aggregate from P.S.E.B. or any other equivalent 4. Computer F undamental, 6. Practical based on BI-633, 5. Structural Biology & Bio- examination recognized by G.N.D.U. Amritsar with Medical subjects. Networking, Web Technology BI- 634 informatics Course Structure: General English, General Punjabi/Basic Punjabi/PHC, Chemistry, Bio-technology, Botany/Zoology, & Basic of C Programming 7. Practical based on BI-631, 6. Practical based on BI-522 *Drug Abuse (Compulsory, only for Sem I & II students ), *EVS (Compulsory, only for Sem III students). language. BI-635 7. Practical based on BI-524 5. Introduction to Bio-informatics 8. Seminar on Emerging Trends & BI-525 B.Sc. Medical / Non-Med. with Bio-Informatics & Biological Databases in Bio-Informatics 6. Practical based on BI-512, BI- 514 9. Industrial/Institutional Visit Semester-III Eligibility: 10+2 examination with atleast 40% marks in aggregate in the concerned Science Group from P.S.E.B. 7. Practical based on BI-515 1. Genomics and Proteomics or any other equivalent examination. Semester-IV 2. Advanced Algorithms for Course Structure: General English, General Punjabi/Basic Punjabi/PHC, Chemistry, Bio-informatics, 1. Major Research Project Semester II Computational Biology Botany/Zoology/Physics/Maths, *Drug Abuse (Compulsory, only for Sem I & II students ), *EVS (Compulsory, only 1. Concepts in Molecular 3. System Biology and for Sem III students). Biology & r-DNA Technology Metabolic Path way Engg. * The marks of the paper will not be added in total marks 34 35 The Sciences

M.Sc. Chemistry Eligibility: Passed B.Sc. Degree(10+2+3) system with Chemistry as one of the elective subjects with atleast 50% marks from G.N.D.U or any other examination recognized equivalent thereto by the university. The Commerce & Semester-I 2. Orga nic Rea ction Me chanism -II 4. Electrochemistry & Chemical 1. Ligand Field Theory 3. Physical Chemistry – Quantum Dynamics 2. Organic Reaction Mechanism-I Chemistry 5. Photochemistry & Pericyclic 3. Physical Chemistry- 4. Reaction Mechanisms and reactions Thermodynamics The Management Metal Clusters 6. Inorganic Chemistry Practical 4. Spectroscopy A: Techniques for 5. Spectroscopy B: Techniques for (Preparations) Structure Elucidation of Organic Structure Elucidation of 7. Physical Chemistry Practical ...estd. in 1983 compounds Inorganic Compounds Semester-IV 5. Computer for Chemists – 6. Mathematics for Chemists or 1. Advanced Inorganic Theory Computer for Chemists – Biology for Chemists Chemistry 7. Organic Chemistry Practical 2. Natural Products Practical 8. Physical Chemistry Practical 3. Chemistry of Materials 6. Inorganic Chemistry Practical Semester-III 4. Ad vanced Practica l (Quantitative Analysis) 1. Inorganic Chemistry-II • Organic Synthesis 7. Organic Chemistry Practical 2. Organic Synthesis • Inorganic Synthesis Semester-II 3. Surface & Polymer Chemistry • Physical Chemistry 1. Organometallics Chemistry M.Sc. Mathematics Eligibility: B.A/B.Sc. with Honours in Mathematics/ Statistics/ Operational Research. OR B.A/B.Sc. with 50% marks in aggregate and having Mathematics as one of the subjects. OR B.Sc. (Hons. School in Physics), B.Sc. (Engg.) with 50% marks in aggregate and having Mathematics as one of the subsidiary subjects. OR B.A/B.Sc. in full subjects obtaining 45% marks in Mathematics. OR Master's Degree in any subject

Semester-I 3. Algebra-II Three of the following in each 1. Real Analysis – I 4. Mechanics-II 3rd & 4th Semester 2. Complex Analysis 5. Differential and Integral 1. Discrete Mathematics-I 2. Integral Transforms 3. Algebra-I Equations 3. Statistics-I 4. Mechanics-I Semester-III 4. Operations Research-I 5. Differential Equations 1. Functional Analysis – I 5. Advanced Numerical Analysis Semester-II 2. Topology-I 6. Discrete Mathematics-II 7. Number Theory 1. Real Analysis – II Semester-IV 8. Statistics-II 2. Tensors and Differential 1. Functional Analysis – II 9. Operations Research-II Geometry 2. Topology-II 10. Computer Programming with C Note:- Discrete Math-II, Stat.-II and Operations Res.-II cannot be opted if their corresponding paper-I is not chosen in the previous semester. Also the paper I & II for these subject cannot be opted simultaneously in one semester. *M.Sc. Physics Eligibility: B.Sc. with Physics, Maths & Chemistry/ Electronic/ Computer Sciences/Computer Application with at least 50% (45% for SC/ST) marks in aggregate or any other examination recognized equivalent thereto by the university.

Semester-I Semester-II 1. Electronics 1. Quantum Mechanics-I 2. Mathematical Physics 2. Electrodynamics-I "Economic Growth without investment in human 3. Classical Mechanics 3. Atomic and Molecular 4. Computational Techniques Spectroscopy development is unsustainable and unethical." 5. Electronics Lab. 4. Condensed Matter Physics-I 6. Computer Lab 5. Condensed Matter Physics Lab-I -Amartya Sen 6. Spectroscopy Lab

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COURSES OFFERED Ist Position IInd Position IIIrd Position B.Com. (Bachelor of Commerce) Pass Course M.Com. (Masters in Commerce) B.Com. (Honours) P.G. Diploma in Bussiness Mgmt. (PGDBM) B.Com. (Financial Services) (in pipeline) P.G. Diploma in Financial Services BBA (Bachelor of Business Admn.) (in pipeline) HMV COMPETITIVE EDGE ACHIEVEMENTS

Certified Courses in: 1st University Positions - 05 Aabha Loachotra Vaasvi Amar Jaskirat Kaur Neetu Anupriya Saizal Goyal Tally Pre placement PGDBM BBA Sem-VI, M.Com. SemIII, PGDBM Sem-II, B.Com. Sem-IV, PGDBM Sem-I, 2nd University Positions - 06 Sem-II, May 2018 May 2018 Dec.,2018 & May 2018 May 2018 Dec. 2018 Equity Verbal Ability (Basic & Adv.) 3rd University Positions - 08 Sem- II, May 2018 GST Personality Development Up till 10th University Positions - 77 Mutual Fund Investment Stock Market 1st Divisions - 1298 Income Tax and e-filing COLLABORATIONS EMPLOYMENT POTENTIAL

UCO Bank Banker Tanvi Khurana Muskaan Virdi Bhavisha Bhanot Deepika Sharma Priya Manju Kumari Reliance Money Entrepreneur PGDBM Sem-I, M.Com. Sem-I, B.Com. Sem-III, B.Com. Sem-III, B.Com. Sem-III , B.Com. (Hons) Dec. 2018 Dec. 2018 Dec. 2018 Dec. 2018 Dec. 2018 Sem-V, Dec. 2018 FLIP Teacher Cooperative Bank Financial Advisor Union Bank of India Project Manager Punjab National Bank Security Analyst UTI Mutual Fund Company Law Assistant Ludhiana Stock & Capital Ltd. Internal Auditor ICICI Securities Ltd. Marketing Research Anupriya Kusamdeep Kaur Shweta Thakur Twinkle Birla Sunlife Insurance Company Public & Private Sector B.Com. (Hons) B.Com. Sem-V, B.Com. (Hons) B.Com. (Hons) Joint Stock Exchange Sem-V,Dec.2018 Dec.2018 Sem-V,Dec.2018 Sem-V,Dec.2018

Prabhsimran Kaur Jyoti B.Com. (Hons) B.Com. (Hons) Sem-V,Dec.2018 Sem-III,Dec.2018

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Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.) Pass Course Group-I (Banking) 4. Bank Marketing 2. India's Foreign Trade Eligibility: 10+2 Examination with at least 40% marks in aggregate or equivalent examination. 1. Banking & Financial System Group-II (International Business) 3. International Financial Mgt. 2. Electronic Banking & Risk Mgt. 1. Management of International 4. International Marketing Semester-I Semester-IV #Following three options shall 3. Accounting for Bankers Business Operations 1. English(Compulsory) 1. English(Compulsory) be given to student out of 2. General Pbi./Basic Pbi./PHC 2. General Pbi./Basic Pbi./PHC which she has to opt any one. *B.Com. (Financial Services) 3. Financial Accounting 3. Goods & Service Tax(GST) (i) Workshop on Goods and 4. Business Organisation 4. Industrial Laws Services Tax (GST) Eligibility: 10+2 Examination with at least 40% marks in aggregate or equivalent examination. 5. Business Communications 5. Principles & Practices of (ii) Workshop on Income Tax and 3. Quantitative Techniques for 6. Business Statistics Banking & Insurance e-filing Semester-I 5. C. Skills (Punjabi) 1. Financial Accounting with Tally 6. Computer App. Fundamentals Business-II 7. Computer Fundamentals 6 Cost Accounting (iii)Workshop on Basics of Stock 2. C. Skills (Eng.) 7. *Drug Abuse (Compulsory) 4. Mercantile Law 8. *Drug Abuse(Compulsory) Market 7. Seminar 5. Banking Operations & Regulations Specializations 3. Quantitative Techniques for Semester-II 8. *EVS (Compulsory) Business-I 6. Fundamentals of Human Any of the following groups each 1. Corporate and Bank Accounting Resource Management having two papers in Semester V 4. Business Organization & Mgt. 2. C. Skills (Punjabi) Semester-II Semester- V and Semester VI can be chosen 7. Indian Financial System 1. English(Compulsory) 1. English(Compulsory) as specialization by the students. 2. General Pbi./Basic Pbi./PHC 2. General Pbi./Basic Pbi. Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) 3. Advanced Financial Accounting 3. Management Accounting Accounting & Finance Contemporary Accounting Eligibility: SSC-II with atleast 40% marks in aggregate or equivalent examination. 4. Commercial Laws 4. Direct Tax Law Financial Market Operations 5. Business Economics 5. Auditing Portfolio Management Semester-I 6. Indian Financial System C. Management of Banking 6. Functional Management Operations Insurance & Risk 6. Specialisation Course 1 Financial Services 1. English (Compulsory) 7. Management Accounting 2. General Punjabi / Basic Pbi./PHC Semester-IV Management 7. Seminar 7. Specialisation Course 2 3. Basic Accounting 1. English(Compulsory) D. International Business 8. *Drug Abuse(Compulsory) Banking & Insurance 4. Business Organisation & System 2. General Punjabi / Basic Pbi./PHC Environment Management of International Business Semester-VI Banking Services Management 5. Managerial Economics-I 3. Financial Management Organisation Insurance Services Management 6. Computer App. for Business-I 4. Production & Operations Mgt. Semester-III 1. English (Compulsory) Semester-VI Foreign Exchange Management 7. Business Communication 5. Business Environment 1. English(Compulsory) 1. English (Compulsory) 2. General Pbi./Basic Pbi. 8. *Drug Abuse (Compulsory) 6. Operations Research Risk Management and Insurance 2. General Punjabi / Basic Pbi. 2. General Pbi./Basic Pbi./PHC 3. Operations Research Semester-II 7. Fundamentals of Insurance 3. Income Tax 1. English (Compulsory) 8. Seminar 3. Corporate Accounting 4. Corporate Governance Computer App. & E-Business 4. Fundamentals of Capital Markets 2. General Punjabi / Basic Pbi./PHC 9. *EVS (Compulsory) 4. Company Law 5. Viva-Voce 5. Workshop# Computer Based Accounting 3. Business Laws Semester-V 5. Financial Management 6. Specialisation Course 1 E-Commerce 4. Principles of Management 1. English (Compulsory) Any one Group from the Windows and Networking 5. Managerial Economics–II 2. General Punjabi / Basic Pbi. 6. International Business 7. Specialisation Course 2 following:- E-Marketing 6. Computer Based Accounting 3. Company Law 7. Business Environment A. Services Marketing E-Marketing System 4. Entrepreneurship & Small B. Training and Development 7. Fundamentals of Banking Business Legislations Contemporary 5. Cost Accounting 8. *Drug Abuse (Compulsory) Issues in Human Resource Semester-III Management Any one Group from the B.Com. with Honours 1. English(Compulsory) C. Security Analysis and Portfolio following:- 2. General Punjabi / Basic Pbi./PHC Management Contemporary Eligibility: A student of B.Com. can opt. for B.Com. (Hons.) in B.Com. Sem. III only if she has passed B.Com. Sem.I 3. Statistics for Business A. Consumer Behaviour Advertising & Sales Management Issues in Accounting & II with at least 50% marks in aggregate. 4. Fundamentals of Human D. Export-Import Management Resource Management B. Industrial relations & Labour The students will have to select one of the following groups having four papers each, of which Paper- I shall be Organisation Change & and Documentation Global 5. Fundamentals of Marketing offered in B.Com. (Hons.) Semester-III, Paper-II in B.Com. (Hons.) Semester-IV, Paper-III in B.Com. (Hons.) Development Strategic Management Management Semester-V and Paper-IV in B.Com. (Hons.) Semester-VI.

* The marks of the paper will not be added in total marks * Course in Pipeline 40 41 The Commerce & The Management

Masters in Commerce (M.Com.)

Eligibility: Admission to M.Com.I shall be open to students of B.Com./ BBA with 50% marks in aggregate or equivalent examination. A regular student who has passed M.Com. I or is covered under re-appear ordinances is eligible for admission to M.Com. Sem. III The Computer Science &

Semester-I 3. Research Methodology Group D: Marketing 1. Managerial Economics 4. Marketing Management Semester-IV Information Technology 2. Statistical Analysis for 5. Human Resource Management 1. International Accounting Business 6. Viva Voce 2. E-Commerce ...estd. in 1990 3. Management Principles & 3. Viva Voce Organisation Behaviour Semester-III 4. Business Environment 1. Banking and Insurance Choose any one of the following 5. Management Accounting and Services groups Control Systems 2. Seminar Group A: Accounting & Finance 6. Seminar Group B: Business Studies Semester-II Choose any two groups out of Group C: International Business 1. Corporate Financial the following Group D: Marketing Accounting and Auditing Group A: Accounting & Finance Management 2. Financial Management Group B: Business Studies Group C: International Business

P.G. Diploma in Business Management (PGDBM)

Eligibility: Graduation or equivalent examination with 45% marks.

Semester-I 4. Marketing Management 3. Business & Labour Laws 1. Management & Organizational 5. Human Resource Mgmt. 4. Advertising and Sales Mgmt. Behaviour 6. Seminar 5. Computer Programming 2. Business Economics & Semester-II 6. Seminar Environment 1. Production Planning and Control 3. Financial Accounting 2. Management & Cost Accounting *P.G. Diploma in Financial Services (Banking & Insurance)

Eligibility: Graduation or equivalent examination with 45% marks.

Semester-I 6. Seminar Based on Term 4. Information Technology in 1. Financial Services – I Paper Financial Services 2. Financial Institutions Semester-II 5. Management of Banking and " The goal of Web is to serve humanity. We build it 3. Financial Sector Regulations - I 1. Financial Sector Regulations - II Insurance Services now so that those who come to it later will be able to 4. Financial and Cost Accounting 2. Financial Services – II 6. Seminar Based on Term create things that we cannot ourselves imagine." 5. Financial Markets 3. Financial Management Paper -Tim Berners-Lee * Course in Pipeline 42 43 The Computer Science & IT The Kaleidoscope of Brilliance...

COURSES OFFERED Ist Position IInd Position IIIrd Position BCA (Bachelor of Computer App.) M.Sc. (C.Sc.) B.Sc. (IT) M.Sc. (IT) Diploma in Computer Appl. (DCA) P.G. Diploma in Computer Application (PGDCA) HMV COMPETITIVE EDGE ACHIEVEMENTS

Certified Courses in: 1st University Positions - 02 Samta Sahni Sumandeep Kaur Jyoti Brahmjot Kaur Daljit Kaur Jasmine Thakur Python LaraVel B.Sc.(IT)Sem-VI, M.Sc. (C.Sc) M.Sc. (IT) B.Sc. (IT) B.Sc. (IT) M.Sc. (C.Sc) 2nd University Positions - 04 May 2018 Sem -IV, May 2018 Sem-I, Dec. 2018 Sem-V, Dec. 2018 Sem-I, Dec. 2018 Sem-I,Dec. 2018 Hadoop Ionic 3rd University Positions - 04 Angular JS Agile Up till 10th University Positions - 23 Soft Skills Verbal Ability (Basic & Adv.) 1st Divisions - 256 COLLABORATIONS EMPLOYMENT POTENTIAL

Walkwel Technology Computer System Analyst Software Developer Rittu Batra Seema Gupta Ashmita Manisha Rana NIIT B.Sc. (IT)Sem-VI, PGDCA Sem-II, B.Sc. (IT) M.Sc.(IT) Telocrats Technologies Pvt. Ltd. Programmer May 2018 May 2018 Sem II, May 2018 Sem- II, May 2018 Sapphire Web Designer IT Manager/IT Consultant Creative Ideas Network Administrator News Number Teaching Impact Studio

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Bachelor of Computer Applications (BCA) M.Sc. Computer Science

Eligibility: SSC II with at least 40% marks in aggregate or equivalent examination. Eligibility: Graduate with Computer Science / IT Computer Applications / Semester-I Prog ramming) 7. *EVS (Compulsory) Computer Maintenance as one of the 1. Introduction to Programming C 7. *Drug Abuse(Compulsory ) Semester – V elective subjects with 50% marks in 2. Introduction to Computers & Semester – III 1. Computer Networks aggregate. OR BCA/B.Sc. (IT)/ BIT or Information Technology 1. Computer Architecture 2. Web Technologies 3. Applied and Discrete equivalent there to with atleast 50% marks 2. Database Management System 3. Operating System Mathematics i n a g g r e g a t e . O R G r a d u a t e w i t h 3. Introduction to Python 4. JAVA Programming 4. C. Skills (Eng.) Mathematics as an elective subject and Programming Language 5. General Pbi. / Basic Pbi./PHC Post-Graduate Diploma in Computer 6. Practical–I (MS Office 2010 and 4. Programming Lab – Python 5. Lab based on JAVA Applications / PG Diploma in Information Basic C Programming) 5. Programming Lab – Oracle Programming Language Tech. / PG Diploma in E-Commerce & 7. *Drug Abuse (Compulsory ) 6. Lab based on ASP.NET Internet Application or equivalent with Semester-II Semester-IV Semester-VI 50% marks in the aggregate. 1. Introduction to Programming 1. Data Structure & File 1. Computer Graphics C++ Processing 2. Software Engineering Semester –I 5. Distributed Database Systems 2. Principles of Digital Electronics 5. Network Programming 2. Information Systems 3. Lab. Implementation of 1. Advanced Data Structures 3. Numerical Methods & 6. Programming Laboratory - II 6. Programming Laboratory - III 3. Internet Applications Applications of Computer 2. Advanced Computer Statistical Techniques (Implementation based on (Based on Advanced Java & 4. System Software Graphics in C++/C Architecture 4. C. Skills (Eng.) 3. Network Design & Design and Analysis of Algo 5. Lab–Data Structures 4. Project Network Programming) 5. General Pbi. / Basic Pbi./PHC Performance Analysis OR Image Processing OR Semester –IV Implementation using C++ 4. Discrete Structures 6. Practical – I (Advanced C++ Distributed Database system 1. Advanced Web Technologies 6. Lab – Web Designing and 5. Soft Computing use of Internet 6. Programming Laboratory - I OR Cloud Computing) 2. Microprocessor and Its (Based on Advanced Data Semester – III Applications Structures) 1. Advanced Software 3. Object Oriented Modeling, B.Sc. Information Technology (B.Sc. IT) Semester –II Engineering Analysis and Design 1. Theory of Computation Eligibility: SSC II with at least 40% marks in aggregate or equivalent examination. 2. System Software 4. Programming Laboratory – IV 2. Image Processing (Based on Advanced Web 3. Data Mining and Semester – I 7. *Drug Abuse(Compulsory ) Semester – V 3. Design & Analysis of Technologies using ASP.NET 1. Computer Networks Warehousing 1. Fundamentals of Computers Semester – III Algorithms 5. Project Work 2. Introduction to Programming - C 1. Introduction to Python 2. Operating System 4. Concept of Core and 4. Cloud Computing 3. Applied and Discrete 2. Data Structure 3. E-Business Advanced Java Mathematics 3. System Analysis & Design 4. Lab – I (Computer Networks) 5. Lab – II (Operating System) 4. C. Skills (Eng.) 4. Programming Lab – I (Python, M.Sc. Information Technology (M.Sc IT) 5. General Pbi. / Basic Pbi./PHC Programming Language) Semester –VI Eligibility: Graduate with Computer Science / IT Computer Applications / Computer Maintenance as one of the 6. Practical – PC Computing & C 5. Programming Lab–II (Data Paper-I & II will be based on any of elective subjects with 50% marks in aggregate. OR BCA/B.Sc. (IT)/ BIT or equivalent there to with atleast 50% Language–I Structure) the three Specialization Options marks in aggregate.OR Graduate with Mathematics as an elective subject and Post-Graduate Diploma in 7. *Drug Abuse(Compulsory ) Semester –IV Option 1. Computer Graphics Computer Applications / PG Diploma in Information Tech. / PG Diploma in E-Commerce & Internet Application or Semester-II 1. Database Management Applications of Computer equivalent with 50% marks in the aggregate. 1. C. Skills (Eng.) System Graphics in C++/C Semester –I using Python 4. Fuzzy Systems 2. General Pbi. / Basic Pbi./PHC 2. Internet Applications Option 2. Network Management Network Operating System/Client 1. Analysis & Design of 6. Programming Laboratory-I 5. Network Design and 3. Principles of Digital Electronics 3. JAVA & Web Designing Server Application Embedded Systems (Based on Python) 4. Web Technologies 2. Distributed Computing Performance Analysis 4. Introduction to Programming C++ Practical Lab based on NOS Semester –II 5. Programming Lab – I (Oracle) 3. Advanced Computer 6. Programming Laboratory - II 5. Numerical Methods & Option 3. Fundamentals of Cloud 1. Mobile Computing 6. Programming Lab – II (HTML Organization and Architecture (Based on Image Processing or Statistical Techniques Computing 2. Distributed Databases & JAVA) 4. Network Operating Systems Fuzzy System or Mobile Computing) 6. Practical – C++ Language 7. *EVS (Compulsory) Paper-III Project 5. Computational Problem solving 3. Image Processing

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Semester-III 6. Programming Laboratory –III 3. Artificial Neural Network 1. Network Protocols (Based on Advanced Web 4. Programming Laboratory –IV 2. Advanced Web Technologies Technologies using ASP.NET) (Based on Advanced Java 3. Linux Administration Semester –IV Technology) 4. System Simulation 1. Advanced Java Technology 5. Project Work The Visual and Performing Arts 5. Microprocessor & Its Applications 2. Network Security ...estd. in 1948 Diploma in Computer Applications (DCA)

Eligibility: SSC II with at least 40% marks in aggregate or equivalent examination.

Semester – I Semester –II Paper-I Information Technology Paper-I Database Management and Operating System System Paper-II PC Computing-I Paper-II PC Computing-II

P.G. Diploma in Computer Applications (PGDCA)

Eligibility: Graduate with 45% marks in aggregate or equivalent examination.

Semester – I Semester –II 4. Optional (any one) 1. PC Computing-I (MS Office) 2003 1. Network Concepts and (i): Programming in Visual 2. PC Computing-II (Professional DTP) Management(Hardware, Basic with Active X 3. Fundamentals of Computer & Software, setting in (ii): e-Commerce/ Business Operating Systems LINUX/UNIX/NT environment) (iii): Multimedia System 4. Database Management System 2. Programming in C (iv): Installation & through Oracle-10g & System 3. Intro. to Scripting Languages, Maintenance of Analysis & Design Web Designing & Uses of Internet Computer System

"What is Art? It is the response of man's creative soul to the call of the real."

-Rabindra Nath Tagore

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COURSES OFFERED Ist Position IInd Position IIIrd Position B. Design (Multimedia) Four Year Course M.A. (Music Vocal) BD (Bachelor of Design) M.A. (Music Instrumental)

BFA (Bachelor of Fine Arts) Four Year Course HMV COMPETITIVE EDGE ACHIEVEMENTS

Certified Courses in: 1st University Positions - 11 Sujata Bharti Vrishti Gill Gursimran Kaur Ekanshi Tiwana Muskan Kaur Laj Pre placement 2nd University Positions - 09 BFA Sem-I, BFA Sem-I, M.A. (MV) Sem– I, BFA Sem-IV, BFA Sem-I, M.A. (MV) Personality Development Dec. 2018 Dec. 2018 Dec.,2018 May 2018 Dec. 2018 Sem I, Dec. 2018 3rd University Positions - 07 Verbal Ability (Basic & Adv.) Up till 10th University Positions - 46 Soft Skills (Basic & Adv.) Design Workshop 1st Divisions - 292 COLLABORATIONS EMPLOYMENT POTENTIAL

Creative Vision Animator/Creative Artist Nimble Technocrats VFX Artist Tanya Gurveen Kaur Radhika Arshpreet Kaur Neha Tanya BFA Sem-VII, B.Design (MM) M.A. (MV) Sem-II, M.A. (MI) Sem- IV, M.A. (MV) BFA Sem VI, VP Life Style Creative Designer Dec. 2018 Sem-VI,May 2018 May 2018 May 2018 Sem IV, May 2018 May 2018 Vision Beyond Graphic Artist Video Editor Designer at Export houses Building & Design Consultant Art Director/Instructor

Sarvpriya Kaur Nidhi Simranjeet Kaur Damanpreet Kaur Manisha Zenia Arora BFA Sem-V, B.Design Sem-II, BFA Sem- VIII, BD(MM) Sem-I, M.A. (MV) B.Design (MM) Dec,2018 & May 2018 May 2018 Dec.2018 Sem-III.Dec.2018 Sem-IV, May 2018 Sem-IV, May 2018

Kiranpreet Kaur Baljit Kaur Amritpal Kaur Harpreet Kaur Megha M.A.(MV) SemIII, M.A.(MV) Sem-IV, B.Design (MM) B. Design (MM) B.Design (MM) Dec.2018 & Sem-II, May 2018 Sem-IV, May 2018 Sem- II, May 2018 Sem-VIII, May 2018 May 2018

Kanupriya Sharma Preeti Bhasin B.Design Sem-V B.Design Sem-V Dec. 2018 Dec. 2018

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Bachelor of Design (Multimedia) Semester-VII Semester-VIII Interiors/Fashions & Textile Interiors/Fashions & Textile Eligibility:10+2 pass with minimum of 45% marks in aggregate from any stream 1. Design Process-III 1. Industrial Training 2. Workshop-V 2. Design & Display/ 3. Computer Aided Design Commercial Production Semester – I 2. Animation in 3D (Pr.) 2. Introduction to 3D (Th) 1. Drawing & Colour-I (Pr.) 3. Adobe Photoshop (Pr. & Th.) 3. Drawing & Illustration (Pr) 2. Introduction to 3D-I (Pr.) 4. HTML 5 (Pr& Th.) 4. Workshop–IV: (Stop Motion) (Pr) Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) Specialization : • Painting 3. Workshop–I (Pr.) 5. Corel Draw (Pr.) 5. Blender (Pr &Th) Eligibility: 10+2 pass with minimum of 40% marks in aggregate from any stream or any other equivalent exam. 4. Elements of Art and Multimedia 6. Project–I (Pr) 6. Project – IV (Pr) Semester –VII (Th.& Pr.) Semester–IV Semester – I 5. Painting from full figure 3. Method and Materials 5. C. Skills (Eng.) 1. Maya (Pr.& Th.) 1. Flash (Pr.& Th.) 1. Drawing 6. Composition Painting 4. Portrait Head Study 6. General Pbi. / Basic Pbi./PHC 2. PHP (Pr.) 2. Mud box (Pr.& Th.) 2. Design - 2D/Colour 7. Comp Graphics/Composition Mural 5. Study from full figure 7. *Drug Abuse (Compulsory ) 3. Dream Weaver (Pr.) 3. Project–V (Pr.) 3. Design - 3D Semester-IV (Painting) 6. Composition Painting Semester – II 4. Film Appreciation–II (Pr.) Semester –VIII 4. Print Making 1. History of Art 7. Comp Graphics/Composition Mural 1. Drawing & Colour-II (Pr.) 5. Project– II (Pr.) 1. 3D and Animation in 5. History of Art 2. Aesthetics Semester-VII (Painting) 2. Introduction to 3D-II (Pr.) 6. *EVS (Compulsory) Photoshop (Pr.& Th.) 1. History of Art 6. C. Skills (Eng.) 3. Method and Materials 3. Theory of Media (Print Media & Semester –V 2. Motion Graphics for 2. Aesthetics 7. General Pbi. / Basic Pbi./PHC 4. Portrait Head Study Script writing) (Th.) 1. Adobe Premiere Pro (Pr. & Th.) Commercials (Pr.& Th.) 3. Method and Materials 8. *Drug Abuse (Compulsory) 5. Study from full figure 4. Workshop-II (Photography & 2. Adobe After Effects (Pr.& Th.) 3. 3D Human Modeling and 4. Portrait Head Study Semester-II 6. Composition Painting Adobe Lightroom) (Pr.) 3. Workshop–III (Pr.) Animation (Pr.) 5. Study from full figure 5. Adobe Illustrator (Pr.) 4. Sound Editing and Recording (Pr.) 4. Industrial Training 1. Drawing 7. Comp Graphics/Composition Mural 6. Composition Painting 6. C. Skills (Eng.) 5 Technical Theory of Media – II (Th.) 2. Design - 2D/Colour 8. *EVS (Compulsory) 7. Comp Graphics/Composition Mural 7. General Pbi. / Basic Pbi./PHC 6. Project–III (Pr.) 3. Design - 3D Semester-V (Painting) Semester-VIII (Painting) 8. *Drug Abuse (Compulsory ) 4. Print Making 1. History of Art 1. History of Art Semester–III Semester – VI 5. History of Art 2. Aesthetics 2. Aesthetics 1. Film Appreciation–I (Th.) 1. 3D Studio Max (Pr) 6. C. Skills (Eng.) 3. Method and Materials 3. Method and Materials 7. General Pbi. / Basic Pbi./PHC 4. Portrait Head Study 4. Portrait Head Study Bachelor of Design (BD) 8. *Drug Abuse (Compulsory ) 5. Study from full figure 5. Study from full figure Semester-III (Spl. Painting) 6. Composition Painting 6. Composition Painting Specialization : • Fashion & Textile Designing • Interior Designing 1. History of Indian Art 7. Comp Graphics/Composition Mural 7. Study tour (Landscape) Eligibility:10+2pass with minimum of 45% marks in aggregate from any stream. 2. Aesthetics Semester-VI (Painting) Composition 3. Method and Materials 1. History of Art 8. Comp Graphics/Composition Mural Semester-I Foundation Semester-III Interiors/Fashions Semester-V Interiors/Fashions & Textile 4. Portrait Head Study 2. Aesthetics 1. Drawing-I & Textile 1. Design Process-I 2. Colour-I 1. Design Development-I 2. Workshop-III 3. Basic Design 2. Workshop-I 3. Computer Aided Design 4. Workshop-I 3. Computer Aided Design 4. Market Survey 5. History of Art 4. Market Survey 5. Technical Theory 6. Aesthetics and Art App. 5. Technical Theory 6. Historical Study of Fashion & 7. C. Skills (Eng.) 6. Historical Study of Fashion Textile Designing/ Interior 8. General Pbi. / Basic Pbi./PHC 7. Advertising & Marketing Designing 9. *Drug Abuse (Compulsory ) Semester-IV Interiors/Fashions 7. Business Study-II Semester-II Foundation & Textile Semester-VI Interiors/Fashions 1. Drawing & Illustration 1. Design Development-II & Textile 2. Colour-II 2. Workshop-II 1. Design Process-II 3. Design and Communication 3. Computer Aided Design 2. Workshop-IV 4. Workshop-II 4. Market Survey 3. Computer Aided Design 5. History of Art 5. Technical Theory 4. Technical Theory 6. Computer Application 6. Historical Study of Fashion/ 5. Entrepreneurship 7. C. Skills (Eng.) Textile/ Interior Development Program 8. General Pbi. / Basic Pbi./PHC 7. Business Study 6. Exhibition Design & Display 9. *Drug Abuse (Compulsory ) 8. *EVS (Compulsory) * The marks of the paper will not be added in total marks 52 53 The Visual and Performing Arts

M.A. Music Instrumental

Eligibility: Bachelor’s degree in any faculty with 50% marks in aggregate or 45% marks in the subject concerned or equivalent examination. The Skill Development Semester – I Semester-II Ragas-III (Viva-Voce) (Practical 1. Theoretical Survey of Indian 1. Aesthetic Study of Indian Music (Th.) Based) ...estd. in 1988 Music (Th.) 2. An Analytical Study of Granthas (Th.) Semester-IV 1. Gurmat Sangeet (Th.) 2. Historical Study of Indian 3. Stage Performance-II (Pr.) 4. Critical & Comparative Study of 2. Essays on Indian Music & Music (Th.) Ragas-II (Viva-Voce) (Practical Based) Research in Indian Music (Th.) 3. Stage Performance-I (Pr.) Semester-III 3. Stage Performance-IV (Pr.) 4. Critical & Comparative Study of 1. Scientific Study of Indian Music (Th.) 4. Critical & Comparative Study of Ragas-I (Viva-Voce) (Practical 2. Music as a Commercial Art (Th.) Ragas-II (Viva-Voce) (Practical Based) 3. Stage Performance-III (Pr.) Based) 4. Critical & Comparative Study of 5. Research Project

Eligibility: Bachelor’s degree in any faculty with 50% marks in aggregate M.A. Music Vocal or 45% marks in the subject concerned or equivalent examination.

Semester – I Music (Th.) 4. Critical & Comparative Study 1. Theoretical Survey of Indian 2. An Analytical Study of of Ragas-III (Viva-Voce) (Pr.) Music (Th.) Granthas (Th.) Semester-IV 1. Gurmat Sangeet (Th.) 2. Historical Study of Indian Music 3. Stage Performance-II (Pr.) "Education that helps young people develop 4. Critical & Comparative Study of 2. Essays on Indian Music & (Th.) Ragas-II (Viva-Voce) Research in Music (Life Skills) has transformative potential." 3. Stage Performance-I (Pr.) Semester-III 3. Stage Performance-IV (Pr.) 4. Critical & Comparative Study of 1. Scientific Study of Indian Music 4. Critical & Comparative Study -UNICEF Ragas-I (Viva-Voce) 2. Music as a Commercial Art of Ragas-IV (Viva-Voce) (Pr.) Semester-II 3. Stage Performance-III (Pr.) 5. Research Project (Minor) 1. Intensive Study of Indian

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COURSES OFFERED Ist Position IInd Position IIIrd Position B.Sc. (Fashion Designing) Diploma M.Sc. Fashion Designing & Merchandising • Cosmetology B.Voc. P.G. Diplomas • Web Technology & Multimedia • Cyber Law & Information Security • Banking & Financial Services • Garment Construction & Fashion Designing • Mental Health Counseling • Cosmetology • Fashion Technology Vocational Training Programmes (VTP) Anjali Neha Riya Sethi Himakshi Sharma Harpinder Kaur Tapsi B.Voc. (Web Tech. and B.Voc. (Web Tech. B.Voc. (Web Tech B.Voc. (Web Tech. B.Voc. (Web Tech. B.Voc. (Web Tech. • Cosmetology & Wellness Courses under Community College MM) Sem III,Dec.2018 & and MM) &MM) Sem –III , & MM) Sem-IV, & MM) Sem VI, & MM)Sem II, Dec.2018 & Sem-II, • Journalism & Media • Advance Diploma in Fashion Designing Sem-II, May 2018 Sem-IV, May 2018 May 2018 May 2018 May 2018 May 2018 • Diploma in Journalism and Media M.Voc. (Multimedia) • Diploma in Medical Lab Technician • Diploma in Organic Farming • Diploma in Tourism & Hospitality HMV COMPETITIVE EDGE ACHIEVEMENTS Certified Courses in: 1st University Positions - 20 Verbal Ability (Basic & Adv.) 2nd University Positions - 20 Radhika Prabjot Kaur Taniya Lovemeet Kaur Ulfat Gurpreet Kaur Fashion Designing & Personality Development 3rd University Positions - 21 M.Voc. (Web Tech.) B.Voc. (Cosmo.&WN) B.Voc. (Web Tech. PGD Cosmo B.Voc. (Web Tech. PGD Cosmo Sem-I, Dec.2018 & Sem-I , Dec.2018 & MM) Sem-VI, Sem-II, May 2018 & MM) SemIV, Sem-II, May 2018 Beauty & Wellness Up till 10th University Positions - 118 B.Voc (Web Tech and May 2018 May 2018 MM) Sem-VI, May 2018 Soft Skills (Basic & Adv.) 1st Divisions - 385 COLLABORATIONS EMPLOYMENT POTENTIAL Walkwel Technology E-Content Developer NIIT Multimedia Support Specialist Telocrats Technologies Pvt. Ltd. Front-end Web Developer Tungsten Fashions Self Employed Attrex Clothing Fashion Merchandiser Jaspreet Kaur Harpreet Kaur Ulfat Sonia Kiranpreet Kaur Ashu Saachi Processor Pvt. Ltd. Dress Designer PGD Cosmotology, PGDGC & FD, B.Voc. (Web Tech B.Voc. (BFS) B.Sc. (FD) Sem IV, B.Voc. (BFS) Sem-II, May 2018 Sem -II, May 2018 & MM)SemV, Sem-IV, May 2018 May 2018 Sem-IV, May 2018 Professional Photographer Dec. 2018 Financial Planner/Analyst Web Designer/Developer/Programmer

Gagreen Kaur Somya Tanvi Kiranpreet Kaur Kusam Neha B.Sc. (FD) Sem –II, B.Voc.(BFS) B.Voc. (BFS) B.Voc. (BFS) B.Voc.(BFS) B.Voc. (BFS) May 2018 Sem-VI, May 2018 Sem-IV, May 2018 Sem- VI, May 2018 Sem-IV, May 2018 Sem- II, May 2018

Simran Behal Muskan Divya Kumari Seema Sunali Megha B.Voc. (BFS) B.Voc. (BFS) Sem-III B.Voc. (BFS) B.Voc. (BFS) B.Voc. (BFS) M.Voc. (Web Tech.) Sem-IV, May 2018 D e c.,2018 & Sem-II, Sem-II, May 2018 SemV, Dec.2018 Sem-VI, May 2018 Sem- I, Dec.2018 May 2018

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Ist Position IInd Position IIIrd Position B.Sc. Fashion Designing Eligibility: 10+2 examination with atleast 45% marks in aggregate or any other equivalent exam.

Semester – I Semester – III Semester – V 1. Basics of Design and Illustration 1. Fashion Design and 1. Fashion Illustration and (Th.+Pr.) Illustration (Pr.) Appreciation (Pr.) 2. Concept of Fashion (Th.) 2. Colour Concepts and 2. Draping, Pattern Making & 3. Basics of Sewing-I (Th.+Pr.) Colouration (Th. + Pr.) Construction (Pr.) Himakshi Sharma Lovely Ridham Sharma Kusam Deepshika Thapar Aashima Salhotra B.Voc. (Web Tech. & MM) M.Sc.(FD) Sem-III, 4. Basics of Computer (Th.+Pr.) 3. Pattern Making & Garment 3. Computer Aided Design (Pr.) PGDGC & FD B.Voc. (B&FS), B.Voc. (Web Tech. B.Voc. (Mental Sem-V, Dec. 2018 Dec. 2018 4. Internship for Design & Sem-I, Dec. 2018 Sem-V,Dec. 2018 & MM)Sem-I, Health) Sem–I , 5. Fibre to Fabric (Th.+Pr.) Const. (Th.+Pr.) Dec.,2018 Dec.,2018 6. C. Skills (Eng.) 4. Needle Craft (Pr.) Construction of Garments (Pr.) 7. General Pbi. / Basic Pbi./PHC 5. Knitting Technology (Th.+Pr.) 5. Leather Technology 8. *Drug Abuse (Compulsory) Semester-VI Semester-II Semester-IV 1. Fashion Illustration and 1. Traditional Textile (Th.+Pr.) 1. Fashion Design & Illustration Appreciation (Pr.) 2. Fabric Construction (Th.+Pr.) (CAD) (Pr.) 2. Pattern Making & Sonia Chelsi Dudeja B.Voc. (B&FS) B.Voc. (BFS) 3. Basics of Sewing-II (Th.+Pr.) 2. History of Costume (Th.+Pr.) Construction (Pr.) Sem-V, Dec. 2018 Sem- I, Dec. 2018 4. Basics of Computer (Pr.) 3. Garment Construction & 3. Computer Aided Design (Pr.) Bhumika Sharma Simran Radhika Himani 4. Survey & Project Report (Pr.) B.Voc. (Web Tech. B.Voc. (Web Tech. B.Voc. (J&M) B.Voc. (Fashion 5. C. Skills (Eng.) Draping (Th.+Pr.) & MM) Sem-V, & MM),Sem-I, Sem-I,Dec.2018 Tech.)Sem-I, 6. General Pbi. / Basic Pbi./PHC 4. Fashion Illustration & 5. Fashion Industry, Marketing Dec.2018 Dec.2018 Dec.2018 7. *Drug Abuse (Compulsory) Appreciation (Pr.) & Mgt. (Th.) 8. Industrial Visits (atleast two 5. Pattern and Marker Making on units)/ Seminar Computer (Pr.) 6. *EVS (Compulsory) Aditi Arora Suman B.Voc(Cosmo & WN) B.Voc(Web Tech & Sem-I,Dec. 2018 MM) Sem-I, Dec.2018 M.Sc. Fashion Designing & Merchandising

Priya Bala Surbhi Neha Tapsi Eligibility: Passed BA with Fashion Designing and Garment Construction/ Home Sc/ B.Sc. Home Sc./ B.Sc.FD/ B.Voc. (Mental B.Voc. (J&M) B.Voc. (BFS) B.Voc. (Web Tech. BD(Fashion) or PGD Dress Designing & Tailoring/ PGD Fashion Designing or BA Degree with FD as an Add-on Health)Sem–I, Sem-I, Dec.2018 Sem-III, Dec. 2018 & MM) SemIII, course (3 yrs) under (10+2+3 system) with atleast 45% marks from GNDU or any other equivalent examination Dec.2018 Dec.2018 from recognized University/Institute.

Livjot Kaur Divya Kumari Semester – I 4. Computer Aided Fashion Semester-IV B.Voc. (Mental Health) B.Voc. (BFS) Sem–I , Dec.2018 Sem-III, Dec. 2018 1. Fashion Illustration (Pr.) Designing (Pr.) 1. Portfolio Development (Pr.) 2. Product Development 5. Fashion Merchandising and 2. Product Development Workshop (Pr.) Marketing (Th.) Workshop (Pr.) 3. Pattern Making & Grading (Pr.) 6. Traditional Indian Embroideries 3. Fashion Merchandising and Harmanpreet Kaur B.Voc. (Fashion Ravneet Kaur Simran Choudhary 4. Computer Aided Fashion (Project) Retailing (Th.) B.Voc. (Web Tech. Technology)Sem–V, B.Voc. (Cosmo & Designing (Pr.) Semester – III 4. Textile Chemistry (Pr.) Dec.2018 WN) Sem-I, & MM) Sem III, 1. Product Development Workshop (Pr.) 5. Communication Skills in Dec. 2018 Dec. 2018 Satwinder Kaur Manpreet Kaur 5. History of Indian Costumes (Th.) B.Voc. (Fashion Tech.)B.Voc. (Web Tech. & 6. Communication Skills in 2. Advance Draping (Pr.) English (Th.) Sem-I,Dec.2018 MM) Sem-III, Dec.2018 English (Th.) 3. Computer Aided Fashion 6. Project Report/ Design Project Semester-II Designing (Pr.) (Viva Voce) 1. Fashion Illustration (Pr.) 4. Surface Ornamentation (Pr.) 2. Product Development 5. Global Costumes (Th.) Workshop (Pr.) 6. Seminar Indian Traditional Ujjwalpuneet 3. Pattern Development & Textiles (Seminar) M.Voc. (Web.Tech.) Garima Draping (Pr.) 7. Research Methodology (Th.) Sem-I, Dec. 2018 B.Voc. (J&M) Sem-I

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B.Voc. (Web Technology and Multimedia) B.Voc. (Fashion Technology) Eligibility: 10+2 examination with atleast 45% marks in aggregate. Eligibility: 10+2 in any discipline of the University/Board/Council or examination of any other recognized Semester – I 3. Analysis and Design for Web Semester-V university with not less than 45% marks in the aggregate. Applications (Th.) 1. Software Re-engineering (Th.) 1. Computer fundamentals and Duration: Three year degree course with exit point facility after 1st year and 2nd year. MS Office (Th. & Pr.) 4. JavaScript-I (Th. & Pr.) 2. Software Project Management & Business Solution (Th.) 2. Markup Languages (HTML, 5. C. Skills (Eng.) Semester-I Semester-III Semester-V 6. General Pbi. / Basic Pbi./PHC 3. ASP.net with C# (Pr.) HTML5 & CSS) (Th. & Pr.) 1. C. Skills (Eng.) 1. Human Values in Education 1. Human Values in Education 7. *Drug Abuse (Compulsory) 4. Software Testing & Quality 3. Programming Fundamentals 2. General Pbi. / Basic Pbi./PHC 2. Pattern Making and 2. Basics of E-Business Assurance (Th.) Semester-III 3. *Drug Abuse (Compulsory) Development - I 3. Computer Aided Designing (CAD) (C & C++) (Th. & Pr.) 5. Lab: Software Testing (Case 1. Java Script II (Th. & Pr.) 4. Sewing Techniques-I 3. Apparel Construction - I 4. Garment Construction & Care 4. Adobe Photoshop (Pr.) Tools) (Pr.) 2. Operating System (Th. & Pr.) 5. Fashion Art & Design Dev. 4. Fashion Design and Illustration - I Portfolio 5. C. Skills (Eng.) 6. Adobe Muse 3. Java programming (Pr.) 6. Pattern Making & Constr.- I 5. Computer Applications - I 5. Fashion Industry, Marketing & 6. General Pbi. / Basic Pbi./PHC Semester-VI 4. Wordpress (Pr.) 7. CAD-I 6. Fashion Industry Marketing Magnagement 7. *Drug Abuse (Compulsory) 1. Major Project Semester-IV 8. Concept of Fashion & Textiles-I and Management Semester-II 1. Database System (Th.& Pr.) Semester-VI 1. Web Programming with PHP-I 2. Software Engineering (Th.) Semester-II Semester-IV 1. Entrepreneurship (Th. & Pr.) 3. PHP-II (Pr.) 1. C. Skills (Eng.) 1. *EVS (Compulsory) 2. Internet Applications in 2. Design & Layout 4. Adobe Flash (Pr.) 2. General Pbi. / Basic Pbi./PHC 2. Quality Assurance in apparel Business (Dreamweaver) (Pr.) 5. *EVS (Compulsory) 3. *Drug Abuse (Compulsory) Industry 3. Computer Aided Designing (CAD) 4. Sewing Techniques-II 3. Pattern Making and 4. Pattern Making & Garment 5. Fashion Illustration & Design Development - II Construction-II B.Voc. (Banking and Financial Services) Development 4. Apparel Construction - II 5. Quality Control 6. Portfolio Development (Kids) 5. Fashion Design and Illustration - II 6. Fashion Merchandising Eligibility:-10+2 with at least 45% marks in aggregate. 7. CAD-II 6. Computer Applications - II 8. Concept of Fashion & Textiles-II 7. Export and Import Mgmt. Semester – I Semester-III 2. Operations management 1. General Pbi. / Basic Pbi./PHC 1. Business Statistics 3. Organizational Behaviour 2. C. Skills (Eng.) 2. Business Laws 4. Security Analysis 3. Fundamentals of Management 3. Basic Accounting for Financial 5. Treasury Management Managers+Tally 4. Principles and Practices of 6. E-banking B.Voc. (Cosmetology & Wellness) 4. Operational Risk Management Banking 7. E-banking Simulation Lab 5. Financial Statement Analysis Eligibility: 10+2 in any discipline of the University/Board/Council or examination of any other recognized 5. Principles and Practices of Semester-VI 6. Bank Credit Management university with not less than 40% marks in the aggregate. 1. Human Resource Management Insurance 7. Online Trading Simulation Lab Duration: Three year degree course with exit point facility after 1st year and 2nd year. 6. Indian Financial System 2. Marketing of Financial Services 7. Banking Operations Simulation Semester-IV 3. Financial Risk Management Semester-I 2. General Pbi. / Basic Pbi./PHC 4. Theatre Make Up Lab 1. Business Ethics & Corporate 4. International Financial 1. C. Skills (Eng.) 3. Drug Abuse (Compulsory)* 5. Photographic Make up 8. *Drug Abuse(Compulsory) Social Responsibility Management 2. General Pbi. / Basic Pbi./PHC 4. Basic Concept of Hair Semester-IV Semester-II 5. International Banking 2. Business Environment 3. *Drug Abuse (Compulsory) 5. Hair Care 1. *EVS (Compulsory) 1. General Pbi. / Basic Pbi./PHC 6. Portfolio Management 3. Entrepreneurship 4. Basic Concept of Skin 6. Hair Styling and Dressing 2. Bacteriology 2. C. Skills (Eng.) Development 7. Research Project 5. Basic Skin Care 7. Hair Coloring and Lightening 3. SPA 3. Managerial Economics 4. Investment Management 6. Epilation and Depilation 8. Color Correction 4. Facial & Electrotherapy 4. Financial Services 5. Market Risk Management 7. Manicure and Pedicure Semester-III 5. Legal and Regulatory Aspects 6. Financial Market Operations 8. Sanitation and Safety Precautions 1. Basic Make Up of Banking 7. Training Project-Eight Weeks Semester-II 2. Camouflage Make Up 6. Mutual Funds 1. C. Skills (Eng.) 3. Bridal Make Up 7. Training Project 8. *EVS (Compulsory) 8. *Drug Abuse (Compulsory) Semester-V 1. Financial Management

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Eligibility: The eligibility for the admission is +2 B.Voc. (Journalism & Media) pass in any stream, age no bar. M.Voc. (Multimedia) Eligibility: Category – 1: Students already acquired NSQF certification Level 7 in a particular industry sector and Semester – I Semester-II 2. Business Communication opted admission in the skill based courses under NSQF in the institutions recognized under Community Colleges / 1. C. Skills (Eng.) 1. C. Skills (Eng.) 3. Photo Journalism B.Voc Degree program / KAUSHAL Kendras. 2. General Pbi. / Basic Pbi./PHC 2. General Pbi. / Basic Pbi./PHC 4. Radio Journalism Category – 2: Graduation in any faculty with 45 Percent marks in aggregate from recognized University or 3. Communication: Principles 3. Media and the Law 5. Advertising equivalent examination. Semester-IV and Practices 4. News Reporting-II Note :In case of students who have acquired NSQF certification Level 7under Community college / B.Voc. Degree/ 1. Media Management 4. Basics of Computer 5. Editing for newspapers Kaushal Kendra in different skill trade and want to take admission in M.vochaving different tradeshall have to 2. Public Relations take skill bridge course during semester 5. News reporting-I 6. Design and Pagination 3. TV Journalism 7. *Drug Abuse (Compulsory) 6. History of press 4. Camera, Lights and Sound 7. *Drug Abuse (Compulsory) Semester-III 5. Cyber Journalism Semester-I 3. Stop Motion Semester-IV 1. Advanced 3d Modeling & 1. Broadcasting in India 6. *EVS (Compulsory) 1. Advanced Graphic Designing 4. Scripting Language -2 2. Capturing & Processing 5. Digital Media Laws and Ethics Texturing 3. 2d Animation & Character Semester-III 2. Digital Painting Design 1. 3d Modeling & Texturing 3. Digital Portfolio 4. Scripting Language-1 2. Lighting & Rendering 4. Internship 5. Digital Media Production 3. Motion Graphics Semester-II 4. Asp. Net 1. Video Editing Techniques 5. Maintaining Workplace Health 2. Visual Effects and Safety

P.G. Diploma in Garment Construction & Fashion Designing (Two Semester)

Eligibility: B.A/B.Com./B.Sc./B.Sc.(Home Science) or equivalent examination with 45% in aggregate.

Semester-I 6. Workshop-Surface 3. Garments Designing (Pr.) 1. Pattern Making (Pr.) Ornamentation (Project) 4. Garments Construction (Pr.) 2. Fashion Illustration (Pr.) 7. CAD in Fashion Design (Pr.) 5. Fundamental of Textiles (Th.) 3. Garments Designing (Pr.) Semester-II 6. Workshop-Surface 4. Garments Construction (Pr.) 1. Pattern Making (Pr.) Ornamentation (Project) B. Voc. (Mental Health Counseling) 5. Fashion Concepts (Th.) 2. Fashion Illustration (Pr.) 7. CAD in Fashion Design (Pr.) Eligibility: The eligibility for the admission is +2 pass in any stream with 45% marks, age no bar. P.G. Diploma in Cosmetology (Two Semester) Semester – I 3. Practicing Individual 4. Practicals Eligibility: B.A./B.Com./B.Sc./B.Sc. (Home Science) or Equivalent Examination with 45% marks. 1. Mental Health and Counseling Counseling Skills & Techniques 5. Workshop 6. Internship 2. Techniques of Appraisal for 4. Field Work Semester-I Semester II 3. Chemical Structure of hair & Counseling 5. Case Study 7. C. Skills (Eng.) 1. Personality Development 1. Yoga & Salon Management colours (Th.&Pr.) 3. Approaches to Counseling 6. Workshop on therapeutic 8. General Pbi. / Basic Pbi./PHC (Th.&Pr.) (Th.&Pr.) 4. Application of Diagnostic Tools techniques Semester-IV 2. External Skin Science Th.&Pr.) 2. Make up and Cosmetics 5. Workshop on Diagnostic Tools 7. C. Skills (Eng.) 1. Family and Marital Counseling 3. Hair & Scalp (Th.&Pr.) (Th.&Pr.) 6. Internship at School 8. General Pbi. / Basic Pbi./PHC 2. Group Counseling 7. C. Skills (Eng.) 9. *Drug Abuse (Compulsory) 3. Education Counseling 8. General Pbi. / Basic Pbi./PHC Semester-III 4. Workshops & Seminars P.G. Diploma in Cyber Law and Information Security (Two Semester) 9. *Drug Abuse (Compulsory) 1. Substance Abuse: Problem and 5. Training/Internships Semester – II Consequences 6. Visits Eligibility: Students of any one of the following streams with a minimum marks of 50% are eligible : M.Sc. (CS, 1. Child Psychopathology 2. Classification of Psychotropic 7. C. Skills (Eng.) IT, N/W) or M.Sc.(any stream) with Computer Science as one of the subjects each year at graduate level or LLB, 2. Counseling Applications Drugs & Treatment 8. General Pbi. / Basic Pbi./PHC MBA(IT) or MCA. 3. HIV/AIDS Counseling 9. *EVS (Compulsory) * The marks of the paper will not be added in total marks 62 63 The Skill Development The Courses Beyond Curriculum... Vocational Training Programme (VTP) Short Term Courses Vocational Training Programme is designed to create employment for women by empowering them with the t Yoga and Health skills needed for industry. Any woman (14 years or above) can apply and join the same without any hidden t Bioinformatics charges. Even school drop-outs can join. t Interior Decoration t Event Management Diploma in Cosmetology (Two Semesters) t Clay Modeling Eligibility: 10+2 in any stream with 40% marks. t Block Printing & Screen Printing t Handloom Weaving Semester-I Semester-II Make up (Pr.) 1. Cosmetology and Personal 1. Nails, Manicure, Pedicure and 4. Hair Coloring, Hair Designing, t Drawing, Painting and Sketching Grooming (Th.) Advance Makeup (Th.) Scalp Massage, Body t House Keeping 2. Yoga and Hair (Th.) 2. Nutrition, Hair Coloring, Massage, Chemical Jobs and t Food and Nutrition 3. Massage and Basic Make up Chemical Jobs and Salon Advance Hair Cuts (Pr.) t (Pr.) Management (Th.) Stitching and Tailoring 4. Yoga Asana, Hair Care, Scalp 3. Nail Care, Skin Treatments, t Embroidery Knitting workshop by Mrs Arunima Sud Treatments and Hair Cuts (Pr.) Professional and Corrective t Apparel and Accessory Designing Eligibility: The eligibility for the admission t Cooking and Baking Courses under Community College is 10+2 pass in any stream, age no bar. t Mehandi & Nail Art Advance Diploma in Fashion Designing (ADFD) Four Semester (2 year) Diploma in Medical Lab Technician (Two Semester) t Hair Care and Hair Styling degree course with exit point facility after 1st year Diploma in Organic Farming (Two Semester) t Party Make-up Diploma in Journalism and Media (Two Semester) Diploma in Tourism & Hospitality (Two Semester) t Kitchen Gardening t Organic Farming t Human Rights t Food Microbiology t Camera Handling & Film Making t Content Writing t Punjabi Typing t Hindi Typing Workshop on the Gourmet Meal t Anchoring Reporting and News Reading t Descriptive Stat t Finishing School t Facial/Manicure/Pedicure t Contemporary Dance t Music Vocal t Music Instrumental t Guitar t Aerobics t Karate t French Learning the art of playing Indigenous instruments *Customized programmes also available 64 65 The Clubs and Societies... The Student Council...

Student Council is the student body managed by the students under the guidance of Dean Student Council. Students are the most important stakeholders in education, Student Council is constituted to ensure democratization of management and their effective participation in decision making by continuous interaction among themselves and the college administration. Student Council comprises UG and PG head Girls, stream wise Joint and Asst. Head Girls, Task Force members, Class representatives and office bearers of various societies and clubs. Students are encouraged to develop action plans for organizing various functions in the institution and to engrain democratic principles in its functioning. To develop organizational and managerial skills in students, fresher’s parties and farewell parties are organized and managed by students themselves. The activities of the clubs and societies are managed by the students to promote their leadership skills under the guidance of respective teacher -in-charges Academic Societies Societies Beyond Curriculum Ÿ Planning Forum Ÿ D D Pant Botanical Society Ÿ Mahakavi Kalidas Dramatic Club Ÿ M.H.R. Sangeet Parishad Ÿ Designing Hub Ÿ Women Empowerment cell Ÿ Home Science Club Ÿ Career Counseling Cell Ÿ MHR Samvedna Samiti Ÿ Commerce Club Ÿ Environment Club Ÿ HMV Wall Magazine Ÿ Computer Club Ÿ Debating Society Ÿ Arya Yuvti Sabha Ÿ Beauty and Wellness Hub Ÿ Creative Lens Society Ÿ Readers' Club Ÿ Budding Brontes Ÿ Amrita Shergill Fine Arts Society Ÿ Cinephiles Ÿ Hindi Sahitya Parishad Ÿ R. Venkataraman Chemical Society Ÿ Legal Literacy Cell Ÿ Punjabi Sahit Sabha Ÿ Sports Arena Ÿ Heritage Society Ÿ Political Science Forum Ÿ C V Raman Science Society Ÿ Cell for Physically Challenged Students Ÿ History Association Ÿ Fashionista Club Ÿ Society for Dynamic Holistic Growth Ÿ Freudian Psychological Society Ÿ Multimedia Club Ÿ Robotic Club Ÿ Chandrayaan Vipnet Club Ÿ Bharat Muni Natay Society Ÿ Adult Education Society

66 67 The Finances... The Fee Structure

A. HMV Brilliance Award Dues to Dues to be Dues to be Dues to be Total (a) At entry level of Undergraduate Courses Benefit per student be charged charged charged charged Fee Class at the me (October (January (March 95% and above marks in Board Exam Total Freeship (only compulsory charges) of Admission - 2019) - 2020) - 2020) 90% to 94.9% marks in Board Exam Rs.10,000/- Concession July - 2019 85% to 89.9% marks in Board Exam Rs.6,000/- Concession B.A - I, II, III 10000 5400 5200 5400 26000 80% to 84.9% marks in Board Exam Rs.4,000/- Concession B.Com - I (Pass Course) 12000 8500 8500 9000 38000 (b) For subsequent years of Undergraduate Courses B.Com - II & III 12000 8000 8000 8000 36000 1st position in University Total Freeship (only compulsory charges) B.Com (Financial Services)- I 15000 10000 10000 10000 45000 2nd position in University 50% Concession B.Sc. Bio-Tech - I, II, III 12000 9000 10000 10000 41000 3rd position in University 35% Concession B.Sc. Computer Sci. - I, II, III 12000 8000 9000 9000 38000 1st & 2nd position in College (in Uni. exams) 25% Concession 1st position in College/University for those 25% Concession B.Sc. Economics - I, II, III 12000 7000 7000 7500 33500 courses available only in college B.Sc. Medical - I, II, III 12000 7000 7000 8000 34000 II B.Sc. Non-Medical - I, II, III 11000 6500 6500 8000 32000 (a) At Entry level of Post Graduate Courses B.Sc. Informaon Tech. - I, II, III 12000 9000 10000 10000 41000 1st position in University Total Freeship (only compulsory charges) B.Sc. F.D. - I, II, III 20000 10000 10000 10000 50000 2nd position in University 50% Concession B.C.A - I, II, III 12000 10000 10000 10000 42000 3rd position in University 35% Concession B.B.A. - I, II, III 12000 8000 8000 9000 37000 (b) For 2nd year of Post Graduate Degree Courses B.D (Mul Media) - I, II, III & IV 15000 12000 12000 13000 52000 1st position in University Rs.10,000/- Concession B.D. - I, II, III & IV 18000 12000 13000 13000 56000 1st position in College (in University exams) Rs.5,000/- Concession B.F.A. - I, II ,III, IV 20000 12000 12000 12000 56000 B. Scholarship under Mahatma Anand Swami Shikshit Beti Mission Bachelor in Phy Edu. & Sports- I, II (B.P.E.S) 11000 6000 6500 6500 30000 Fatherless Rs.5,000/- Concession B.Voc. Banking & Financial Services / Web Tech. & Mulmedia 10000 6000 6000 6000 28000 Parentless Rs.7,000/- Concession B.Voc. Mental Health Counseling 10000 6000 6000 6000 28000 B.Voc. Cosmetology & Wellness 10000 6000 6000 6000 28000 C. Scholarship under HMV 'Provide Wings' Mission B.Voc. Journalism & Media 10000 6000 6000 6000 28000 Differently Abled 50% Concession B.Voc. Fashion Tech. 10000 7500 7500 7000 32000 M.A. - I, II Pol. Sci./Hindi/Pbi./Eco. 10000 5000 5000 5000 25000 D. Scholarship under Mahatma Hans Raj Beti Padao Misson M.A. - I, II English / Music (V) & (Inst.) 10000 6000 6000 6000 28000 Single Girl Child Rs.5,000/- Concession M.A. Journalism - I & II 10000 8000 8000 9000 35000 M.Com. - I, II 20000 10000 10000 10000 50000 E. Scholarship under Maharishi Dayanand Unnat Beti Mission M.Sc. - Computer Sc. & M.Sc. IT - I, II 20000 13000 13000 14000 60000 Poverty Basis Rs.5,000/- Poverty Basis Rs.3,000/- M.Sc. Botany - I, II 20000 12000 12000 12000 56000 F. Sister Concession Rs.3,000/- M.Sc. Bio-Informacs - I, II 20000 12000 12000 12000 56000 M.Sc. F.D. - I, II 20000 12000 12000 12000 56000 Various other scholarships/ concessions for meritorious and needy students. M.Sc. Maths- I, II 10000 8000 8000 9000 35000 Detail of Non-Govt. Scholarship (s) Details of Government scholarships M.Sc. Chemistry- I, II 20000 10000 11000 12000 53000 S. No. Name of Scholarship Ÿ Post Matric Scholarship for SC students M.Sc. Physics - I 20000 10000 10000 12000 52000 1. Sh. Ram Daya Kapila Trust Scholarship Ÿ Post Matric Scholarship for Minority Communities M.Voc. (Web Tech. & Mulmedia) - I, II 12000 5000 6000 5000 28000 P.G.D.C.A. / Cyber Law 12000 7000 7000 7000 33000 2. Sh. D.D. Sud Memorial Trust Scholarship Ÿ Post Matric Scholarship for BC students 3. Smt. Laxmi Rishi Scholarship P.G. Dip. in Fashion Designing & Garment Construcon 12000 6000 7000 7000 32000 Ÿ Govt./Board/University Merit Scholarships 4. Sh. V.N. Sharma Scholarship P.G.Diploma in Cosmetology 12000 6000 7000 7000 32000 Ÿ Prime Minister Special Scholarship for J&K students 5. Scholarship for student of Mathematics P.G.D.B.M / P.G Dip. In Financial Services 12000 6000 7000 7000 32000 Ÿ Diploma in Counseling 10000 6000 6000 6000 28000 6. Udaan Scholarship (by the Alumnae) Note: Last date for applying for fee concession is Diploma in Computer Applicaon 8000 5000 6000 6000 25000 7. Manav Sehyog Scholarship August 30, 2019. Diploma in Cosmetology 8000 5000 6000 6000 25000 8. Nishkam Sewa Bharti Trust Scholarship Ÿ (No application will be entertained after last date) Diploma In Library Science 8000 4000 4000 4000 20000 9. Sh. B.D. Nayyar Scholarship * Fee concession/stipends and scholarship of all categories Community College(Advance Diploma in Fashion Designing ) 5000 1000 5000 1000 12000 10. Smt. Raj Rani Thaman Scholarship will be withdrawn if the student deteriorates in studies, Comm. Coll. Dip. in(Med. Lab Tec./Org. Farming/Tour. & Hosp., Jour. & Media) 5000 1000 5000 1000 12000 11. Lions Club Scholarship remains irregular or is found guilty of misconduct. Note: Practical Fee will be charged extra as per subject. Practical Fee Computer Application / Cosmetology / Fashion Designing / J & M.C. Rs. 500/- P.M. PRACTICAL FEE FOR OTHER SUBJECTS RS. 250/- P.M. 12. Hari Singh Estate Educational & Charitable * The concession will be given only once a year. HONOURS FEE RS. 1200/-P.A. Trust Scholarship Migration & University Exam fee will be charged extra as per Uni. / Sector Skill Council Norms. Fee for Verbal Ability Classes and Assessment - Rs.750/- per semester. 68 69 The Sports... The Sports...

The Sports department of HMV is offering training and coaching in various games. The INFRASTRUCTURAL FACILITIES LIST OF THE GAMES department has state of art infrastructure and world class coaching facilities. This is a t Multipurpose indoor t Ball Badminton Court t Athletics t Power Lifting nursery of some of the best sportswomen of the country including Manjit Kaur Padam stadium t Tennis Court t Cross Country t Tug of War Shree Awardee to the present day cricket sensation Harmanpreet. t International standard t Football Ground t Basketball t Taekwondo swimming pool t Softball Ground t Netball t Rowing t t t Gym t Baseball Ground Wushu Kayaking t t Football t Tennis t Play Ground Archery Ground t t Rope Mallkhambh t Canoeing t Athletics Track Weight Lifting Hall t Power Lifting Hall t Rugby t Road Cycling 600mtr. t 10 mtr. Shooting Range t Kho Kho t Track Cycling t Basketball Court t Wrestling Arena t Archery Indian Round t Ball Badminton t Netball Ground t Yoga Mat t Archery Compound t Hockey t Korfball Ground t Taekwondo Mat t Archery Recurve t Badminton t Kabaddi Ground t Gymnastic Apparatus t Pistol Shooting t Judo t Kho-kho Ground t 3 Badminton Courts t Rifle Shooting t Pencak Silat t Volleyball Court t t Yoga t Karate t Judo Mat Handball Ground t Gymnastic Artistic t Cricket t Gymnastic Rhythmic t Kabaddi National Style GNDU CHAMPIONSHIP FINANCIAL HELP t Swimming t Volleyball 2018-19 t t (Swimming, Football, Athletics, Archery compound, • Full fee concession. Softball Handball Winners • Free boarding and lodging facility. t Baseball t Boxing Wrestling, Canoeing, Rowing, Rugby, Road cycling) t t • Financial assistance for medical treatment. Wrestling Fencing t Weight Lifting (Weight lifting, Archery recurve, Tug of war, cross country, • Free books to the needy players from college library. Yoga, Tennis, Basketball, Badminton, Cricket, Power lifting, Runners-up kho-kho, Track Cycling, Kayaking, Ball Badminton, Wushu, SPORTS INCENTIVES Taekwondo, Pencak slat) • Free sports kit. • Free sports equipment. Pistol shooting, Rifle shooting, Archery Indian • Stipend to the top players. Second Runners-up round, Karate, Hockey • Training camps at National level Sports Academies

ACADEMIES IN THE COLLEGE • HMV Badminton Academy • HMV Swimming Academy • HMV Cricket Academy • Kartar Wrestling Academy • Toronto Basketball Academy • Dronacharya Archery Academy

70 71 The Youth Welfare Department... The Youth Welfare Department...

Entailing the gamut of young talent, the Youth Welfare Department remains vivacious throughout the year, winning accolades for the institute v Linkages with National and International Cultural Bodies for cultural exchange programs v The Youth Welfare department also takes up projects of Youth Welfare Department, GNDU and Directorate of Youth Services Punjab. v Glorious records with cash prizes of more than Rs.1 Lakh. v Mesmerizing performance in Hamdard International Heritage Festival, Sweden-India Memorial Quiz, Harivallabh Sangeet Sanmelan, Dr. J.S. Bawra Music Competition, Gyanmanthan, Dalhousie Youth Leadership Camp, events organised by AIR and DD, Youth Festival, Doaba Youth Festival, Youth Festivals, Sabyatech, ADAVITYA, Republic Day Comepetitions, Independence Day Competitions, and various Inter-college competitions. Tarsem Jassar during his visit to the college v Miss Laj of the Music department added a golden feather by winning first prize in Ghazal Singing at the National Youth Festival held at Punjab University Chandigarh, v Ms. Navjot Kaur represented India at India Botswana meet organized by the High Commission of the Republic of Botswana, held at Delhi.

Jassi Gill at a cultural event in the college Ekta Guleria our alumna along with Madam Principal and Sharry Mann

Famous Punjabi cinema star Binnu Dhillon enthralled the students with his performance 72 73 The Social Outreach Programmes... The National Cadet Corps...

NSS The students can get enrolled for community service under NSS program of Government of India, at present there are two units with 200 volunteers on roll. The motto is “ Not me but you” . This year the students took up community projects in village Gakhal, District Jalandhar, Punjab. A Medical Camp, Blood Donation Camp and Worshop on First AID was organized. Yoga Day was also celebrated. Unnat Bharat Abhiyan The Institution has been given the status of PI under UBA, a flagship program of MHRD, Government of India. The students can take up community development programs in collaboration with District Administration in the selected villages of Punjab.

Buddy Program National Cadet Corps is another forum available to the students. College NCC has two Hans Raj Mahila Maha Viyalaya has followed the Buddy wings Army and Air Wing, under which there is one Army Platoon and one Air Force Programme in letter and spirit. We have a team of faculty Platoon. The students attend various camps organized at the central level by NCC working under the guidance of Prof. Dr. Ajay Sareen, Directorates and Group HQ and participate in events like Mountaineering, Trekking, Principal of the college who is leading as the Super Firing, Rock Climbing, Para Sailing, Microlite Flying, Aero- Modeling etc. NCC cadets Buddy, Dr. Ramnita Sharda, Nodal Officer and Dr. Ashmeen also get opportunities to participate in Republic Day Parade, Prime Minister Rally New Kaur Mentoring Head, faculty members working as senior Delhi, Youth Exchange Programmes at International Level. There are ample buddies/mentors and students are the buddies. opportunities to make career in Military and Para Military as there is direct entry for 'C' As per guidelines our program focuses on : certificate holders. The students who opt for NCC get weightage while recruitment to n Community involvement programs specific to DAPO various Central Government jobs. They also have an added advantage for State Police, and Buddy program. BSF and other forces. n Mentoring and counseling inside the campus. In the year 2018-19, cadets participated in three National level camps and three State n Myriad activities to channelize the energy of the youth level camps and Army Wing won eleven Gold and four silver medals and Air wing won through various clubs and societies. six Gold and three Silver Medals. Air Wing also participated in one PVC Camp. Red Ribbon Society Red Ribbon Society is an active forum that helps creating cancer awareness in the society with the help of Civil Health Department. Students can get enrolled and participate in the various awareness programs. Red Cross Society The society organizes health awareness programs and blood donation camps in collaboration with local NGOs and Health Department. The students can enroll in this society and participate in camps and awareness drives. Equal Opportunity Cell in collaboration with Saksham Punjab The cell works round the year for persons with print disability and offers services like accessible book production in various formats, training in assistive devices, mobility training with smart cane, vocational guidance and psychological counseling. Guidance and counseling is Cadet Parneet Kaur selected for provided to other differently abled students as well. International Youth Exchange Program 74 75 The Hostel... The Library...

Home Away From Home The institution provides facility of 3 on-campus hostels-Ojasvi, Kirti and Pragti to cater Swami Dayanand Saraswati Library is one of the best libraries in the entire region. to the requirements of out station students. The library has following distinctive features: Experience the best of living with best in academics for a promising future at HMV campus. Support Infra Ÿ Health Hub • Well equipped and well stocked Ÿ AC Rooms (Two/Four Seater) Ÿ Eco friendly Lush Green Campus • Fully computerized and digital Ÿ Lodging Facility for Parents Ÿ On Campus Doctor Ÿ AC Library Ÿ On Campus Counselor • N-List facility Ÿ AC Reading Room Ÿ Indoor games • DELNET facility for Inter Library borrowings Ÿ 24 Hour Power Back Up Ÿ International Swimming pool Ÿ Ÿ Computer Lab in Hostel Multipurpose GYM • 140 National and International journals and magazines Ÿ Ÿ Well Furnished Rooms Badminton Academy Ÿ Ÿ Exquisite Dining Hall Connect Better • 104713 books in stock Ÿ Ÿ Serene Prayer Hall Entertainment Filled Evening once a month Ÿ • Rare specimen of old books available Ÿ Comfort & Convenience Mobiles/Laptops Ÿ Wi-Fi Campus Ÿ PNB e Lobby and ATM • Separate section for visually challenged persons Ÿ Home Leave Twice a month Ÿ Centralized RO System Ÿ Outing Twice a month • Peace Zone for soul strengthening and introspection Ÿ Hygienic and Nutritional food Ÿ Participation in Community Activities and Ÿ Stationery cum General Store Youth Welfare Programs • Separate reading sections for faculty and students Ÿ Fashion Boutique Services Ÿ Holistic Development Ÿ • Equipped with LED screen for the display of the Beauty Salon Ÿ Evening Finishing School/Grooming Classes Ÿ Night cafe Ÿ Yoga/Aerobics latest/current arrivals as well as circulation of Ÿ Fruit Shop Ÿ Short Term Skill Oriented Courses information/rules for students Ÿ Coaching for Competitive Exams Ÿ Communication Skills Classes • Audio Video Aids Ÿ Celebration of All Festivals Ÿ Meditation Sessions

76 77 The Placement Cell... The Alumnae Association...

The Placement Cell of the college provides ample opportunities to the students to carve a niche in the To connect our alumnae with their alma-mater we have a registered HMV Alumnae Welfare Association, the only of professional world. The cell organizes placement drives round the year in collaboration with career its kind in the city. Students who graduate from this great institution can remain in touch with us by becoming a life partners. Our students have got placements in some of the most coveted national and multi national member of this association. The special feature is that a number of scholarships are funded by our alumnae under the companies. Udaan Scholarship Scheme. The annual alumnae meet is organized every year on the third Saturday of April. • Sachi Dyeing • Garg Acrylics • Pannu Synthetics • Fotografix Enterprises Pvt. Ltd. Our Alumnae Our Pride

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al eet ty . Seema Soniio Ci Meenu Goy adhana Bedi Ramanpr od ir. Rad Ar on Leader sst. D Fashion Designer A Squadr CEO, Shamsheer Pr 78 79 The Fiesta... The Fashionista...

Fiesta the Trade Fair and Fete is an annual feature of the college that combines fun, frolic and festivity with business. The event is jointly managed by the Youth Welfare Department and the Commerce Department. This year the chief guest Smt. Parveen Sharma and Sh. Varinder Kumar Sharma, IAS, Deputy Commissioner, Jalandhar, Guests of Honour Smt. and Sh. Arvind Ghai, Secretary DAVCMC and Mrs. Pratibha Jorwal W/o Mr. Jatindra Jorwal, IAS, ADC (Dev.) Jalandhar, felicitated the students for organizing this unique grand event. The main attractions of the fair were knowledge point, apparel spot, financial institutions, health care, beauty salons, immigration services, tarot card reading, etc. In the evening session, the chief guest Dr. M.C. Sharma, Hon. Treasurer, DAVCMC and Guest of Honour Dr. Satish Kumar Sharma, Director (Colleges), DAVCMC New Delhi and other members of LC graced the occasion. The winners of the Raffle draw were felicitated.

Fashionista: the Glam Show, has emerged as a platform for the students of the department of Fashion Designing for showcasing their creative talent. The dresses are designed under the mentorship of celebrated and well established designers who are the Industry Partner of the department. This year the students focused on myriad designs ranging from elegantly ethnic to peppy contemporary. The glamorously clad girls gracefully walked the ramp in eight diverse rounds titled Pushtaini, Re-connect, Bellissimo, Serenity, Merry-Go Round, Bling, Back to Basics and the Muse in the presence of distinguished guests, fashion cognoscenti of the city, media partners and sponsors. Dr. Jasmine Bhatara, Mrs. Universal 2016(second runners up) and Mrs. World Earth 2016 underlined the event with her dapper look, as the showstopper.

80 81 The Conferences and Seminars... The Conferences and Seminars...

International Seminar on Nanotechnology: A Science An International Interactive Talk on Netaji Subash beyond Barrier with Implications ,on 10 August,2018 by Chander Bose' by Prof. Sugato Bose, the Gardiner Dr. Mandeep Singh Bakshi ,Department of Natural and Professor of Oceanic History and Affairs at Harvard Applied Sciences, University of Wisconsin, USA. University.

International Conference on Rewriting Methodology: Media and Teaching of English in Modern Culture and Society organized in collaboration with ELTAI. April 19-20,2019.

National Seminar on Increasing Participation of Women Remembering Amrita the Golden memories, in in Science and Technology in collaboration with National collaboration with Punjab Arts Council, Chandigarh. Comission for Women, New Delhi on 16th March, 2019. Ru-Ba-Ru an International Talk dedicated to 550th International Workshop on Relaxation Techniques for anniversary of Guru Nanak Dev Ji on 28 January, 2019 by Coping with Stress by Dr. Hina Chatha, Registered poet 'Dalvir Singh Nijjar' from California. Psychologist, College of Alberta, Canada.

International Conference on “Indian Conference on Bioinformatics 2019 (Inbix'19)” February 22-23, 2019. Inspire Science Camp

82 83 The Annual Awards Day... The 87th Annual Convocation...

The Annual Awards Day is organized by the college to applaud the unmatched brilliance of the outstanding performers in the field of The Annual Convocation marks the celebration of academics, sports, cultural, NCC, NSS and outreach programmes. adorning students with Degrees. The college has done The jubilant cheers of the achievers marked the occasion of the Annual Awards Day (2018-19) of Hans Raj Mahila Maha Vidyalaya away with the colonial baggage of wearing Academic when the Chief Guest,Hon'ble Governor of Odisha His Excellency Robes and started with the practice of wearing cloaks Prof. Ganeshi Lal, while praising the efforts of the prize winners prepared by the students of the Fashion Designing remarked “ ÕðçÅUØæ¢Âñ¼æÙãUè´ãUôÌè´,ÕðçÅUØ梥ßÌçÚUÌãUôÌèãñ´U” ( The daughters Department. are not born they are the holy incarnation). 'Dream, Create and Serve' the words marked the occasion of 87th Convocation of Hans Raj Mahila Maha Vidyalaya held on 28 July,2018. Guest of Eminence was our own Justice N.K. Sud, Vice President, DAV College Managing Committee, New Delhi. A total number of 840 students with 673 graduates and 167 postgraduates received their degrees. The students took an oath to keep up the values of unity and integrity.

Sh. Navjot Singh Sidhu, Minister of Local Government, Tourism, Cultural Affairs, Archives and Museums, Govt. of Punjab graced the occasion of the Annual Prize Distribution function (2017-18) as the Chief Guest and reverend Dr.Satish Kumar Sharma, Director Colleges, DAV CMC, New Delhi was the Guest of Honour. Sh. Sidhu motivated the students and asked them to continue on the journey of excellence, he also inaugurated the cricket academy in the college.

84 85 The Innovations... The Innovations...

Innovation and Education must go hand in hand in order to meet the global requirements. In order to link the formal curriculum based education with the individual needs of the students the Innovative Practices Cell tirelessly works in four dimensions: linking the students with their inner self through various Value based programmes; linking the students with community through various community service programmes; enhancing the employability and facilitating Consultancy.

Prati Abhar: A unique endeavour of HMV Student Council to express gratitude to the supporting staff Planting the “Atulya Forest” Field visit for ensuring that the paddy the first food forest of the region growers do not burn the paddy stubble in the villages

The Story of Food' a workshop on natural Jashan-e-hunar a capacity building exercise way of life by Mr. Rishi Miranshah for the workers of Jalandhar Municipal Corporation

The Fashion Design department imparting Established Solid Waste Management Plant training for stitching and screen printing of in collaboration with MCJ the eco-friendly bags to the women of self-help groups

'Kalasirjan 2018 Junior' first of its kind wall Rakhi Sakhi a unique concept to celebrate graffiti inter-school competition organized the sisterhood and women empowerment in collaboration with MCJ

One Day Hands-on Training on Modern Office Practices for Non- Teaching Staff 100saplings of Neem, Amla, Arjun, Babool, Taking the oath for a clean and green Diwali. Tulsi and a Triveni were planted in village Gillan The Oath prepared by HMV was taken by 4.5 Lakh students across the district. 86 87 The Agaaz... The Rukhsat...

Agaaz is a programme organized by the faculty and senior Rukhsat is a programme organized by the faculty and the students for the fresh entrants. The college extends a warm students to bid farewell to the outgoing students. The unique welcome to the students by organizing a fresher's party. tradition of handing over the Vidya Jyoti by seniors to the Breaking the ice session is conducted and the new comers juniors is carried out in the presence of the principal and the mingle with their seniors and teachers in an informal faculty. The light of knowledge must keep illuminating and the atmosphere. In order to appreciate the talent of the new old order gives place to the new. A cultural function is also students various competitions are held and students and organized in the honour of the outgoing students. The tagline adorned with titles like Miss Fresher, Miss Fresher, first of the function is "Handing over the world to you to conquer." runner up, Miss Fresher second runner up, Miss Technophile, The principal motivates the students to explore the world Miss Gravity, Miss Ethereal, Miss Charismatic, Miss beyond. Different titles like Ms. HMV, Ms. HMV Ist Runner up, Enigmatic, Miss Stylish, Miss Magnate, Miss Ingenious & Miss Ms. HMV IInd Runner up, Ms. Ethnic, Ms. Magnate, Virtuoso. Ms. Technofile, Ms. Gravity, Ms. Ingineous, Ms. Ethereal & Ms. Enigmatic.

88 89 The College Faculty... The College Faculty...

Dr. (Mrs.) Rakhi Mehta M.F.A., Ph.D. Dr. Sakshi Verma M.Sc., Ph.D., NET Prof. Dr. (Mrs.) Ajay Sareen, Principal Dr. Shailender Kumar M.A., Ph.D., AMT Vacant (2) Dept. of Indian Classical Dance Dept. of Botany M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D. (English) Dr. (Mrs.) Pooja Manhas M.A., B.Ed., Ph.D. Dr. (Mrs.) Meena Sharma M.Sc. (Hons.) Gold Dept. of Cosmetology Medalist., Ph.D. (On Leave) Dept. of Sanskrit Miss Harmanu Paul M.A., NET, PGDCA, M.Phil. Mrs. Mukti Arora M.A. (Eng.), PGD Cosmetology Dr.(Mrs.) Anjana Bhatia M.Sc. (Hons.), NET, Ph.D. Mrs. Sunita Dhawan B.Ed., M. A., (Skt & Hindi), M.Phil, Vacant (1) Pursuing M.A. Sociology Dr.(Mrs.) Shaveta Chauhan M.Sc. (Hons.), UGC, Ph.D (Vacant-1) Dept. of Mathematics Dept. of Physical Education Dr. (Mrs.) Nitika Arora M.Sc., NET, JRF, Ph.D Dept. of Hindi Mrs. Gagandeep M.Sc., NET, M.Phil. Vacant (2) Mrs. Ramandeep Kaur M.Sc., NET Dr. (Mrs.) Jyoti Gogia B.A. (Hons.), M.A. (Gold Miss Deepali M.Sc., GATE, NET Dept. of Commerce & Business Admn. Ms. Harpreet Kaur M.Sc., NET Medalist), Ph.D., M.A. (Eng.) Vacant (1) Dr.(Mrs.) Kanwaldeep Kaur M.Com. (Gold Medalist), Vacant (1) Dr.(Mrs.) Nidhi Bal B.A. (Gold Medalist ) Dept. of Political Science M.Phil. (Gold Medalist), Ph.D. Dept. of Biotechnology M.A. Hindi (Gold Medalist ) Ms. Nita Malik B.A. (Hons ), M.A., B.Ed., Mrs. Meenu Kohli B.Ed., M. Com., NET Dr. Jitender Kumar M.Sc., NET, Ph.D. M.A. Sociology (Gold Medalist) M. Phil Mrs. Binoo Gupta M. Com., NET Mr. Sumit Sharma M.Sc., NET B.Ed. (Gold Medalist), M.Phil., Mrs. Alka M.A., NET, M.Phil. Dr. (Mrs.) Seema Khanna B.Ed., M.Com., M.Phil., NET, Ph.D. Vacant (1) NET, Ph.D. Dr. (Mrs.) Jiwan Devi B.Ed., M.A. NET, Ph.D. Mrs. Meenu Kundra B.Ed., M.Com., NET Dept. of Computer Science Mrs. Pawan Kumari M.A, M.Phil, NET Vacant (3) Mrs. Kajal Puri M.Com., M.Phil., NET, PGDBM Dr.(Mrs.) Sangeeta Arora B.Tech. (Comp. Sc.), Vacant (3) Dept. of History Mrs. Shikha Chhabra M.Com., M.Phil., NET M.Tech., Ph.D. Dept. of English Mrs. Protima Mander M.A., NET Ms. Parul Negi MBA, M.Phil., Ph.D Mr. Anil Bhasin B. Tech. (Comp. Sc.), M.Tech. Mrs. Mamta B.Ed., M.A., M.Phil. Vacant (2) Mrs. Savita Mahendru M. Com., NET Mr. Gulla Gong M.S. (Software System), Dept. of Psychology Mrs. Kranti Wadhawa B.A. (Hons.), M.A., M.Phil. Mrs. Shifali M. Com., NET B.E. (Comp. Tech.) Dr.(Mrs.) Ramnita Saini B.A. (Hons.), BMC, MMC, Dr. (Mrs.) Ashmeen Kaur B.A. (Hons.), M.A., NET, P.G.D. in Dr. (Mrs.) Minakshi Duggal M. Com., NET, Ph.D. Mr. Gurmeet Singh B.Tech. (Comp.Sc.), Sharda M.A.(Eng.), NET, M.Phil. Counselling Psychology, Ph.D. Mrs. Yuvika NET, M. Com., M.Phil. M.Tech.(Comp.Sc.), SCJP Dept. of Mass Communication & Video Production (Gold Medalist), Ph.D. Vacant (2) Mrs. Sangeeta Bhandari B. Tech. (Comp. Sc.), M.Tech. Mrs. Rama Sharma MJMC, MDBA, NET Mrs. Ritu Bajaj M.A., M.Phil Dept. of Physics Mr. Ravinder Mohan M.Sc. (Physics), M.Tech. Dept. of Sociology Mr. Neeraj Aggarwal M.A., NET, M.A. (Hons.) Mrs. Saloni Sharma M.Sc. (Hons.), UGC Jindal (Comp. Sc.) Linguistics Vacant (1) Mr. Sushil Kumar M.Sc., NET Mr. Jagjit Bhatia M.C.A. Mrs. Lovleen Kaur Lehal M.A., NET Dept. of Home Science Ms. Simmi Garg M.Sc., NET Mrs. Urvashi Mishra M.C.A. Vacant (7) Vacant (2) Vacant(1) Miss Sonia Mohindru M. Tech. (I.T.) Dept. of Punjabi Dept. of Music Instrumental Dept. of Chemistry Mr. Pardeep Mehta M. Tech. Mrs. Navroop M.A., M. Phil. Dr.(Mrs.) Santosh Khanna M.A. (Music Vocal and Ins.), Dr. (Mrs.) Neelam Sharma B.Ed., M.Sc. (Hons.), M.Phil., Dept. of Bio-Informatics Mrs. Kuljit Kaur B.A. (Hons.), M.A., NET M.Phil., Ph.D Ph.D. Mr. Harpreet Singh M.Sc., NET, M.Phil. Mrs. Veena Arora B.Ed., M.A., M.Phil. Vacant (3) Mrs. Deep Shikha M.Sc. (Gold Medalist), M.Phil. Mrs. Purnima B.Ed., M.Sc., M.Phil. Mrs. Satinder Kaur M.A., M.Phil. Dept. of Music Vocal Dr. (Mrs.) Ekta Khosla M.Sc. (Gold Medalist), Dept. of Fashion Designing Vacant (2) Dr. Prem Sagar M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D. NET, Ph.D. Miss Rishav Bhardwaj M.Sc. Dept. of Economics Mrs. Aruna Walia B.Ed., M.A., NET, SLET Dr. (Mrs.) Aparna M.Sc., JRF, Ph.D. (On Leave) Mrs. Navneeta M.F.T. Diploma, CAD & CAM Miss Shallu Batra M.A., (Gold Medalist), NET Vacant (1) Mrs. Asha Gupta B.Ed., M.Sc., M.Phil. FDGT NIFT, Delhi M. Phil. (Gold Medalist) Dept. of Fine Arts Vacant (2) Multi-Media Mrs. Chandrika B.Ed., M.A., NET Miss Shama Sharma M.A., NET (On Leave) Dept. of Zoology Mr. Ashish Chadha BMM, PGDMM, M.Sc. Mrs. Jyotika Minhas M.A., NET Dr. (Mrs.) Neeru Bharti M.A., Dip. In Commercial Dr. (Mrs.) Seema Marwaha M.Sc. (Hons.), M.Phil., Ph.D. Sharma Arts, Ph.D.

90 91 The College Staff... The Academic Calendar (2019-20)...

Administrative Office Science Laboratories Mr. Amarjit Khanna Office Supdt. Mr. Rikhi Ram Paul Jr. Lecture Assistant Semester I/III/V/VII Mrs. Gurjit Kaur Jr. Asstt. Mr. Mata Pher Sr. Lab. Attendant Opening of College with Havan 12th July, 2019 Mr. Ravi Maini Steno Typist Mr. Kewal Krishan Lab. Attendant Admission and Section Formation 12th and 13th July, 2019 Mr. Manohar Lal Clerk Mr. Rajesh Kanojia Lab. Attendant Orientation Programme and teaching of Semester classes – all streams 15th July, 2019 General Office College Building Convocation 4th week of July, 2019 Talent Hunt 1st week of August, 2019 Mr. Raman K. Behl Supdt. Gen. Mr. Tarun Mahajan Overseer Freshers' Party 1st week of August, 2019 Mrs. Seema K. Joshi Clerk Health Centre Identification of Slow and Fast learners 2nd week of August, 2019 Mrs. Sonia Kumari Clerk Medical Officer Vacant Formation of Mentoring Groups 2nd week of August, 2019 Mr. Rajiv Kumar Clerk cum Data Entry Operator Supporting Staff NCC Induction Programme 2nd week of August, 2019 Mr. Rajinder Kumar Clerk-cum-Data Entry Operator Miss Raksha Rani Peon NSS Orientation Programme 2nd week of August, 2019 Accounts Department Mr. Pawan Kumar Peon Society/Departmental Activities 16th August to 15th September, 2019 Mr. Pankaj Jyoti Supdt. A/c Mr. Shiv Lal Mali Health Check up camps 3rd week of August, 2019 Mr. Rajit Uppal Clerk-cum-Data Entry Operator Mr. Suresh Kumar Peon Fee Concession Interviews 3rd week of August, 2019 Mrs. Anupama Sethi Clerk-cum-Data Entry Operator Mr. Ram Lubhaya Safai Karamchari Installation Ceremony of Student Council 3rd week of August, 2019 Hostel Mr. Ashok Gautam Peon Teachers' Day Celebration 5th September, 2019 Mr. Lakhwinder Singh Supdt. Hostel Mr. Tej Kumar Mali House Examination 23rd Sept. to 30th Sept., 2019 Tabla Instructors Mr. Gurdev Virdi Peon Special classes for slow and advanced learners October, 2019 Sh. Narayan Dass Mr. Doodh Nath Mali HMV Advantage: Workshop series October, 2019 Sh. Parduman Mr. Rajinder Kumar Peon Swachhta Fortnight 1st to 15th October, 2019 Vacant (4) Mr. Nand Lal Mali Vigilance Awareness Week Last week of October, 2019 Library Mr. Karam Chand Peon Preparatory Holidays One week before final university examination Librarian Vacant Mr. Suram Singh Peon Final University Exams As per University dates Mrs. Indu Bala Restorer Mr. Madan Lal Night Chowkidar Professional Development Programmes for Teaching/Non teaching staff 20th November to 19th December, 2019 Vacant (4) Mr. Ramesh Kumar Peon One week NSS Camp Last week of December, 2019 Computer Science Laboratories Mr. Ashok Kumar Peon Winter Break 24th December, 2019 to 10th January, 2029 Mr. Rajesh Kumar Technician Mr. Sachin Kumar Peon Mr. Arvind Chandi Technician Mr. Kamlesh Pandey Peon Semester II/IV/VI/VIII Mr. Vidhu Vohra Sr. Lab Technician-cum- Mr. Hem Raj Safai Karamchari Start of Teaching of Semester classes 11th January, 2020 Programmer Mr. Bechan Lal Mali College Fete and Trade Fair 3rd week of January, 2020 Mr. Raj Kiran Driver Departmental Activities February, 2020 Gratitude Day 1st week of March, 2020 Annual Sports Meet 2nd Week of February, 2020 House Exam. 3rd week of March, 2020 Annual Awards Day 4th week of March, 2020 Dispersal of classes (Preparatory) One week before final exam Farewell of UG/PG classes First day after dispersal Sports Trial 1st week of April, 2020 Foundation Day 7th April, 2020 Alumni Meet 18th April, 2010 Mahatma Hans Raj Day 19th April, 2020 Professional Development Programme for Teaching/Non Teaching Staff 3rd week of April, 2020

Note: • The activities under Unnat Bharat Abhiyan will be undertaken throughout the year. • In addition all International/National days/Festivals will be celebrated on respective dates. • In case of emergency, the above dates may be changed.

Acknowledgement We are thankful to our parent body, DAV College Managing Committee, Chitra Gupta Road, New Delhi and LC for their valuable guidance and inspiration. We acknowledge the role of UGC,GNDU,DPI(College) who have encouraged us to start job oriented courses in this institution, which shall increase employability of the students in various fields. We are thankful to them for their consistent support and guidance.

92 93 The Responsibilities... The Responsibilities...

Internal Quality Assurance Cell Miss Shallu Batra, Dean Student Support Services Youth Welfare Committee Buddy Programme Holistic Development Change of Faculty and Subject Principal - Chairperson Mrs. Urvashi, Dean Student Council Mrs. Navroop, Dean Dr. Ramnita Sharda , Nodal Officer Mrs. Kuljit Kaur Mrs. Kranti Wadhwa, Overall Dr. Kanwaldeep, Coordinator and Dr. Anjana Bhatia, Dean Equal Mrs. Meenu Kohli, Co-Dean Dr. Ashmeen Kaur, Mentoring Head Incharge Dean Academics Opportunity (Documentation) Mrs. Mamta, Incharge Arts Justice (Retd) Sh. N.K. Sud, Chairman Vedic Adhyayan, Moral Dr. Rakhi Mehta, Incharge Skill Dr. Nidhi Bal, Co-Dean Local Committee Incubation Cell Dr. Seema Marwaha, Science Oriented Courses Education and Weekly Havan Mr. Surendra Seth, Nominee from Dr. Ramnita Saini Sharda, Dean Mrs. Meenu Kohli, Commerce Mrs. Rama Sharma, PRO Yajna Committee Local Society & Local Committee Sports Committee Innovations Mr. Gurmeet Singh, Comp.Sc. Mr. Gullagong, Placement Officer Mrs. Mamta, Dean Vedic Studies Mrs. Ramanpreet, Alumni & Director, Ms. Harmeet Kaur, Incharge Dr. Anjana Bhatia, Dean Equal Mrs. Navneeta, BD, BMM, BFA, FD Dr. Seema Marwaha, Admission Shamsheer Communications Coaches of respective games Opportunity Ms. Beenu Rajput, Beenu Rajput Films Coordinator Earn while you learn Scheme Mrs. Saloni Sharma, NCC Incharge Leave Sanction Committee Dr. H.S. Bhalla, Expert from Academia Research Promotion Cell Dr. Ekta Khosla Mr. Shital Vij, Shital Fibres and Mrs. Ritu Bajaj, Incharge Department of Military Dr. Kanwaldeep, Dean Academics Lea ve upto 3 days Member LC Publications Services (NCC) UG classes Mr. Ajay Goswami, Nimble Miss Harmeet, Incharge Sports Mrs. Saloni Sharma, Incharge Excursion Tour Committee Technocrats and member LC Staff Secretary Teacher Incharge of Gen. Pbi./Gen. Ms. Sonia Mahendru , Incharge Army Library Advisory Committee Mrs. Mamta Eng. Section will sanction the leave. Mrs. Sarojini Gautam Sharda, Alumni Joint Staff Secretary wing Mrs. Binoo Gupta Mr. Gaurav Sud, Leather Complex, Librarian (Convener) PG Clases Mrs. Meenakshi Syal, Coordinator Mrs. Purnima, Incharge Air wing Mrs. Veena Arora Jalandhar Resident Scholars Dean Academics Respective Heads of Depts. Dr. Jitendra Kumar, Store Incharge Dr. Jitendra Kumar Mrs. Navroop, Dean Youth Welfare Dr. Shikha, Medical Officer Public Relation Officer Medical & Other Mr. Sumit Sharma Dr. Seema Marwaha, Dean Hospitality Mr. Amarjit Khanna, Office Supdt. UGC Coordinator College Doctor & HOD/ Dr. Ekta Khosla,Dean Examinations Mr. Raman Behl, Supdt. Gen. Department of NSS Dean Innovations Faculty Head/ Class Teacher Dr. Ramnita Saini Sharda, Dean Mr. Pankaj Jyoti, Supdt. A/c a) Unit I Mrs. Veena Arora Mr. Jagjit Bhatia (e-Learning Heritage Committee Innovations Mr. Lakhwinder Singh, Supdt. Hostel b) Unit II Dr. Anjana Bhatia resources) Lea ve upto 15 days Dr. Ashmeen Kaur, Dean Discipline Mrs. Veena Arora Extra Ordinary Leave for marriage Dr. Sangeeta Arora, Dean Curriculum Red Cross Society Equal Opportunity Cell Mrs. Kranti Wadhwa & Mrs. Kuljeet K aur Coordination College Academic Council College Website Miss Shallu Batra, Dean Student Mrs. Deepshikha, Incharge Dr. Anjana Bhatia, Dean Examination Leave Principal - Chairperson Dr. Ramnita Saini Sharda Support Services Mrs. Deepshikha and Mrs. Kajal Puri Dr. Kanwaldeep, Dean Academics College Doctor Mrs. Urvashi, Dean Student Council Any other leave All Heads of the departments Cell for Women Studies and Dr. Anjana Bhatia, Dean Equal Public Relations Dr. Kanwaldeep and Mrs. Nita Malik Opportunity Red Ribbon Society Gender Sensitization Mrs. Rama Sharma, PRO Faculty Council Mrs. Kuljeet Kaur Athwal Dr. Ramnita Saini Sharda Mrs. Rama Sharma Mrs. Meenakshi Syal, Coordinator Principal - Chairperson Issue of Gate Pass to Students Resident Scholars Time Table Committee All Faculty Members Student Guidance and Career Student Support Services Dr. Neelam Sharma, Science Mr. Amarjit Khanna, Office Supdt. Dr. Sangeeta Arora, Dean UG Head Girl Counselling Cell (Scholarships & Concession) Dr. Sangeeta Arora , Comp.Sc. & IT PG Head Girl Faculty and Staff Council Mr. Harpreet Singh Miss Shallu Batra, Dean Dr. Ashmeen Kaur, Humanities Mrs. Meenu Kundra, Commerce Hostel Head Girl Principal - Chairperson Innovative Practices Mr. Amarjit Khanna All Teaching Faculty and Non- Career Advancement Centre Dr. Ramnita Saini Sharda, Dean Identity Card Incharge Dr. Shikha, Medical Officer Advisory Committee Teaching Staff Mr. Gullagong, Overall Coordinator Mr. Pardeep Mehta Principal - Chairperson Two Representatives of Supporting Mr. Jagjit Bhatia, Co- Coordinator Feed Back Committee Staff Dr. Kanwaldeep, Dean Academics Miss Shallu Batra (UGC Classes) Mrs. Binoo Gupta Transportation Committee Mrs. Navroop, Dean Youth Welfare Mrs. Saloni Sharma (Incharge Hobby Classes/ Mr. Sushil Kumar Student Council Remedial Coaching Classes) Mrs. Mamta, Dean Vedic Studies Grievances Redressal Cell & Finishing Schools Mr. Lakhwinder Singh Dr. Seema Marwaha, Dean Hospitality Mrs. Urvashi Mishra, Dean Dr. Seema Khanna (CA Foundation, Dr. Anjana Bhatia Mr. Pardeep Mehta, Co-Dean Coaching in Entry in Service) Anti Sexual Harassment Cell Dr. Ekta Khosla,Dean Examinations Canteen & Mess Committee Dr. Ramnita Saini Sharda, Dean Dr, Ramnita Saini Sharda (HMV Principal - Chairperson Innovations Discipline Committee Advantage) Dr. Ramnita Saini Sharda, Incharge College Publications Dr. Seema Marwaha, Dean Hospitality Dr. Anjana Bhatia, Short term courses Dr. Ashmeen Kaur, Dean Discipline I Dr. Ashmeen Kaur, Dean I Mrs. Ritu Bajaj, Incharge Publications Mrs. Meenu Kundra, Dean Discipline II Mrs. Meenu Kundra, Dean II Grievance Redressal in Exams Dr. Jyoti Gogia, Co-Incharge Beautification of Campus Dr. Sangeeta Arora, Dean Curriculum Placement Cell Mrs. Kuljit Kaur, Co-Incharge Mr. Ravinder M. Jindal, Co-Dean I Dean Academics Mr. Gurmeet Singh, Dean Campus Coordination Mrs. Gagandeep, Co-Dean II Mr. Gullagong, Placement Officer I Dean Examinations Maintenance Mrs. Kuljit Kaur Athwal, Dean Holistic Mr. Jagjit Bhatia, Placement Officer II Dean Discipline HMV News Dr. Rakhi Mehta, Incharge Growth Examination Committee Mrs. M. Syal, Coordinator Resident Mrs. Ritu Bajaj Even Sem. Mrs. Veena Arora, Dean Outreach Scholars Programmes Dr. Ekta Khosla, Dean Mr. Neeraj Aggarwal Mentoring and Counselling Cell UG and PG Head Girls, Associate Member Alumnae Association Mr. Gurmeet Singh, Dean Campus Mrs. Deepshikha, Co-Dean Dr. Nitika Odd Sem. Dr. Ashmeen Kaur Hostel Head Girl Mrs. Binoo Gupta Maintenance Mrs. Kajal Puri, Co-Dean Mrs. Lovleen Kaur

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Route 1 : From Chuharwali, Jandu Singha, Patara (Main Road), Johalan (Main Road), Nangal Shama, Kaki Pind, Rama Mandi, Jal. Cantt., Defence Colony, BMC Chowk, New www.instagram.com/hmv_jalandhar/ Jawahar Nagar, Mota Singh Nagar, Model Town, Lajpat Nagar, Garha, Urban Estate Phase-I & II, Jyoti Nagar, Ravidass Chowk, GTB Nagar, Nari Niketan Road to College and back. www.facebook.com/hmvofficial/ Route 2 : From 120ft. Road, Basti Sheikh, Model House, Deol nagar, Wadala Chowk, Khambra, Punjabi-By-Nature, Sangha Chowk (Nakodar Road) to College and back.

Route 3 : Jalandhar Kunj, Sangal Sohal, Mand, Aadhi Khuee, Budho Bhinder, Athola, Sher www.twitter.com/HmvCollege Singh Colony, Nahlan, Danishmanda, Quadian, Dhaliwal, Chigawan, Gadowali, Samipur, Gakhal, Colony, Saffipur Gillan, Chamiara, Hazipur to College & Back.

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Route 6: Rail Coach Factory, Kapurthala, Dhadhrian, Saidowal, Shaikhupur Maseet Chowk, Phuwara Chowk, Tehsil Chowk, MGN School, DC Chowk, Sangal Sohal to College & www.linkedin.com/company/14500430/admin/ Back.

Route 7 : Bholath, Begowal & surrounding villages to college & back. Download “HMV News”

Route 8 : Phagwara Bus Stand, Model Town, Old Banga Road, JCT Mill, Urban Estate, Sugar Mobile app from Play Store/App Store Mill, Village Chack Hakima, Paragpur Chungi, Rama Mandi Chowk, PAP Chowk, Ladheywali Chowk, Guru Gobind Singh Avenue, Lamapind Chowk, Pathankot Prospectus Dr. Ramnita Sharda ( In-charge), Mrs. Urvashi Mishra, Mr. Harpreet Singh, Mr. Sushil Kumar, Mrs. Alka, Dr. Shailendra, Mr. Jitendra Thorat, Chowk, Focal Point & Shaheed Bhagat Singh Colony, Maqsudan to College & Back. Committee Mr Vidhu Vohra

(Forms for the passes of Public Transport are available at the library counter). Our Special Thanks to Students for Art Work: Sujata Bhar, Muskan Kaur, Tanya, Prabhnoor, Rupika, Rishika.

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