DAV COLLEGE SECTOR 10, CHANDIGARH (A Post-Graduate Co-Educational Institution Accredited with A+ Grade by NAAC in 2004)
PROSPECTUS 2014-15 NAAC's observations about DAV College, Chandigarh “DAV COLLEGE is blessed with a visionary leadership of the Management, qualified and dedicated staff, and highly talented students drawn from different social, cultural and academic backgrounds. Over the years the College has set a commendable tradition of initiative and imagination, and has grown into an institution of significant stature in the educational scene. The diverse academic activities of the college all imbued with a sound value system are focused on a balancing of knowledge assimilation and skill acquisition. The College has succeeded in instilling a definite confidence in the society at large about the quality of the education it offers”
Important Dates Last date for submitting application forms for 1st Year of all courses (except B. Com-I) 01/07/2014 (Tuesday) Display of Merit List at 11:00 am 05/07/2014 (Saturday) Counselling / Admission Starts at 8:30 am 07/07/2014 (Monday) www.davchd.com
From the President's Pen
DAV's vast, pervasive network of institutions owes its strength and sustenance to the age-old values and wisdom that are so reverently enshrined in the Vedas. When Swami Dayanand gave the historic call 'Back to the Vedas', he laid the foundation of a noble society founded on the moralistic principles of Vedic wisdom. Thus was created "Arya Smaj", Swami Dayanand's dream for the betterment and upliftment of society. And when Mahatma Hans Raj carried forth the torch of Vedic light into the field of education, DAV -- Dayanand Anglo-Vedic- institutions were created. DAV, right from its point of existence, embodies the spirit of sagacity and sacrifice that was so deeply entrenched in the lives of the renowned stalwarts such as Mahatma Hansraj and Lala Lajpat Rai. In my discourses, I often highlight the strategic wisdom of the placement of the three letters D,A,V where "Anglo" refers to Western philosopy and knowledge, and its position in the middle signifies the wonderful balance that our institutions achieve, that is, to remain rooted in the Vedic values revered by Swami Dayanand, while imbibing the best of Western thought. For DAV, There is no limit to the attainment of knowledge because our Vedas inspire us to delve into the soul as well as seek awareness of all that the outer world has to offer. It is due Sh. Punam Suri to this divinely powerful combination of the mind and the soul that DAV, with a strength of nearly 800 institutions, President has spread all over India as well as abroad.. DAVCMC, New Delhi & Arya Pradeshik Pratinidhi Sabha, New Delhi Our challenging journey towards excellence goes on... His quest for excellence has become on instrument of positive change and myriad innovations.
1 From the Principal's Desk
Dear Students achieve highest standards in education It gives me immense pleasure to as our sublime mission is man-making. congratulate you on choosing DAV DAV students get the best of the two College, Sector 10, Chandigarh for worlds: they compete with the world for admission and also to welcome you to optimum knowledge and opportunities, the college. and simultaneously build a strong, noble 'Students who get higher education are character rooted in Vedic values. The a privileged class in our country, DAV College, Chandigarh has taken the particularly those who have the lead in equipping the youth with the opportunity of studying in some moral fibre they badly need today. outstanding institution as this college' Unless we do so we cannot dream of These are the glowing and the ever stemming the rot which has set in in our inspiring words about our beloved society and threatens to undo the work College spoken by Shrimati Indira of Swami Dayanand. Gandhi, former Prime Minister of India, This college has had a distinguished when she visited it in 1984. history. It is not for nothing that students Having been founded in 1958, when the from all parts of the country and abroad city of Chandigarh was in its infancy, the vie with one another to find a seat in this college is marching ahead with gigantic institution. During more than fifty years strides in the spirit of the Upanishadic of its existence we have produced great injunction : ^pjSosfr pjSosfr^ (keep administrators, jurists, academicians, marching on). Being the foremost and a r tis t s a n d s p o r t s p e r s o n s o f the best in virtue of performance among international repute. Even this year we the institutions named after Dayanand, have achieved outstanding results in this college has grown into a worthy academic, sports and co-curricular model of a faith in his gospel, a source of a c tiv i tie s . O u r fa c u l t y i s m a k i n g inspiration for others. As the Gita says, exceptional contribution in research in “The example set by the elect is followed various disciplines and other out-reach programs. by the rest ( ;|nkpjfr Js"BLrÙkn osrjks tu% ). DAV stands for Dayanand Anglo- I am sure when you join this college you Vedic, a term that is unique in its will become a part of this glorious amalgamation of ancient heritage and tradition of growth and excellence. modernity. "Dayanand" and "Vedic" are God Bless You ! the impetus for the DAV movement, Dr. B.C. Josan c o n n o tin g t h e r i c h n e s s o f t h e Principal Maharishi's value system and the profundity of Vedic wisdom. Steadfastly balanced between the two is "Anglo" that refers to the best of the western knowledge that is updated with the latest technology, yet which is well within the parameters of our ancient vedic heritage. The branches of the tree of knowledge will spread far and wide, yet it is the roots that will give strength and substance to the leaves fluttering merrily in the breeze. We are to set and
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Contents
1 Through the eyes of the Beholder 4
2 Studying at DAV College 5
3 Infrastructure and Learning Resources 8
4 Faculty 9
5 Deans and Teachers-in-charge, Societies 10
6 Academic Programmes & Number of Seats 11
7 Instructions for Filling Admission Form(s) 11
8 Admission Schedule 12
9 Admission after re-evaluation 13
10 Bachelors's Degree Programmes 14
11 Postgraduate Degree Programmes 18
12 Postgraduate Diplomas (Evening Classes) 21
13 Guidelines for Regular Students 22
14 Academic Calendar 24
15 More About The College 25
16 College Calendar 28
17. Sports Trials 28
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3 Through the eyes of the Beholder...
As one of the foremost educational institutions, improvements that you have brought about. Keep continue to maintain the lead. D.A.V. College. Chandigarh has earned a it up. I have no hesita on in saying that I think it is Shri K. Bannerji commendable record of achievements both in the best College Campus I have so far seen. Former Advisor to Administrator, academic and extra curricular feilds. Dr. S.D. Sharma U.T. Chandigarh Giani Zail Singh, Former President, Republic of India Former President, Republic of India The College has been consistently abiding by the An Institution like this gives you an opportunity to enviable legacy of the Indian Scriptures as The DAV College, Chandigarh will continue to specialize and diversify, receive and give, enunciated and expounded by Maharishi serve the high ideals for which it was established. assimilate and expand. Dayanand. It has been recognized as Model Shri Beant Singh His Holiness Sri Sri Ravishankar College by the National Institute of Educational Former Chief Minister, Punjab Planning and Administration, New Delhi. The DAV institutions are playing a dynamic role in Late Shri R.C. Paul Many of those who have passed through D.A.V. socio economic resurgence and in keeping the Former Vice Chancellor, Classrooms have made distinctive mark in various shining aspects of our ancient culture and values Panjab University, Chandigarh branches of life... Students who get higher alive. The only name which echoes more soundly is education are a privileged class in our country, that of DAVs for having earned the credit for The College has grown into a mighty educational particularly those who have the opportunity of producing eminent scholars, social reformers and centre for higher learning and has come to occupy studying in some outstanding institutions as this reputed personalities who have deeply influenced a position of prestige and prominence. college... This college has a distinguished history. If the post-independence era and left their seat of Shri R.N. Mittal it rededicates itself to the ideals of great lndian authority and superiority in almost all walks of life. Former Judge, Punjab & Haryana Swami Dayanand Saraswati after whom it is The way DAVs are running their educational High Court, Chandigarh named. I am sure the college and those who pass institutions is peculiar in many ways; especially through its portals would have a bright future. one always takes pride in referring to the strict D.AV. College, Sector 10, Chandigarh ever since its Shrimati Indira Gandhi discipline maintained by the teachers and the inception set and achieved very high academic Former Prime Minister of India taught. Further more to their credit the DAVs come goals, did wonders in the fields of sports and set in a big way producing many star players and high records in co-curricular activities; this is My dissatisfaction with the affiliated colleges in athletes like Kapil Dev, Yog Raj Singh, Madan Lal flourishing tradition here even today. general had been so great. but seeing the DAV and stylish batsmen like Surinder Arnarnath and Late Hon'ble justice D.V. Sehgal College, Chandigarh at work some time ago. I felt Mohinder Amamath who have represented the Former Judge, Punjab & Haryana compelled to change my views and to become country against the leading cricket playing nations High Court, Chandigarh indeed an advocate of autonomous Colleges. This of the world. would be the first of my choice. Shri M. Chenna Reddy D.A.V. College 10, Chandigarh is a brilliant model of Shri Hardwari Lal Former Governor, Punjab Swami Dayanand's great philosophy; in this Former Vice-Chancellor institution, I have learnt, high educational M.D. University, Rohtak The contribution of D.A.V. College, Chandigarh in standards and lasting moral values are always the promotion of education is praise worthy and achieved and maintained, I have known the quest tor excellence that D.A.V. needs all encouragement. Hon'ble Babu Parmanand College Chandigarh has placed as its goal in various Shri Bhajan Lal Former Governor, Haryana walks of life. I have very well known the ideas that Former Chief Minister, Haryana inspire the members of staff as well as the student The emphasis of D.A.V. College, Chandigarh has community. The D.A.V. College, Chandigarh has produced always been on a harmonious development of Shri T.N. Chaturvedi eminent scholars and sportsmen alike. human personality and its contribution to the field Former Compotroller & Shri B.D. Pandey of education is too well known to need any special Auditor General of India Former Governor, Punjab mention. Shri Jagan Nath Kaushal It was really informa ve to visit your campus and The DAV College, Chandigarh has many firsts to its Former M.P. & Union Minister of Law, Justice and t o s e e a l l t h e u n i q u e i n n o v a o n s a n d 'Credit' in various activities. I am sure it will Company Affairs
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Studying at DAV College
Mission & Objectives Vedic Culture. The D.A.V College, Chandigarh skills and values ingrained in them, which is trying to bring about this synthesis by helped them succeed in their lives, have D.A.V. College Chandigarh was founded in imparting to the students the best of new been acquired by them in this institution. 1958, when the city of Chandigarh was in its world humanistic, scientific and technical They not only remember their college for its infancy. The college has grown with the city, knowledge with the sense of history of their academic excellence, its committed faculty becoming an integral part of the region's rich cultural heritage-the Anglo and Vedic and dedicated principals, its ever growing socio-cultural milieu. The college belongs to values. We work to achieve these broad impressive infrastructure and its star the family of the famous D.A.V. institutions, objectives. sportsmen. founded by Mahatma Hans Raj, and inspired by the great visionary-Swami Dayanand The college was built from scratch with Saraswati-the doyen of the Arya Samaj, who missionary zeal. Brick by brick, the early Distinctive Features believed that, "True education consists in principals and teachers at the college put in Every student enrolled with us is allowed promoting knowledge, civilized manners, super human efforts to launch the college. perceptive freedom to excel in his chosen virtuous character, self-control and other And those among the students who saw the field of endeavour and interest. That is one moral qualities and in dispelling ignorance". college come up, knew exactly, what the reason, we believe, that has helped using He had always felt that the scientific growth had entailed. They experienced first moulding career of some of the best young knowledge of the west needs to be absorbed hand, the self less labour and love, and the men & women of this region. Offering of in the cultural milieu of India. The DAV sense of duty and discipline, which had gone maximum facilities to the students so that movement, which started in 1886, gives a into the making of the institution. It is this they fulfil their potential has been the practical shape to the ideals of Swami that makes many of these old students, hallmark of the college. All incentives in the Dayanand's educational philosophy which themselves occupying high places, come college, be they in the form of special a im s to d evelo p a m o d ern s c ientific back to the college for educating their sons coaching or counselling, extra books, sports approach among the students, coupled with and grand-sons, and now even daughters equipment, fee concessions, stipends, an understanding of their roots in the ancient and grand-daughters. They believe that the scholarships, etc. have not really to be
5 applied for. They are theirs for the deserving Leaders and other dignitaries. They have appropriate counselling at the time of students in all fields of academic, extra graced our functions on many occasions and admission and selected on the basis of their curricular and sports activities. All this has blessed and motivated the students and past academic performance after an led the National Institute of Educational staff. interview. Their knowledge, skills and Planning and Administration (NIEPA) to attendance in class are regularly monitored declare the college as the “Model College”. and their parents are kept posted with their Social Commitment The infrastructure and student support wards' performance. A system of continuous facilities available in the college have A practical demonstration of our students' assessment of students has been introduced. enabled us to remain on top in the region. attitude can be seen in the concern they Students are encouraged to develop one or Our students continue to bag top positions in develop for their country and their the other interest, hobby, beyond their studies. We have successfully launched community. They actively imbibe the spirit of studies and their participation in college postgraduate programmes in IT., Commerce, social service and many of them join the activities is rewarded accordingly. English, Bioinformatics, Biotechnology, armed forces. To the martyrs from our The courses set by the University are covered Chemistry, Maths, Zoology, Psychology, c o l l e g e , w e h a v e d e d i c a t e d o u r intensively with the help of all available Public Administration and Sociology, Administrative Block and named it 'Shaurya teaching aids in the college. The faculty use Business Economics; and P.G. Diplomas in B h ava n ' . T h e i d e a o f s e r v i c e to t h e computers/ multimedia/ audiovisual aids to various fields. community and the nation is reinforced make lectures interesting. A variety of through the homage that is paid to the We have produced 68 International teaching methods combining the traditional martyrs at their memorial in the college Sportsmen like the legendary Kapil Dev, lecture with laboratory-based practicals, before the start of any function by all Yuvraj Singh, Yograj, Dinesh Mongia, Jeev tutorials and seminar teaching, wherever dignitaries visiting the college from time to Milkha Singh & Irina Brar. This tradition is required, are employed. Term wise teaching time. Our students involve themselves in alive and kicking even today. Young scholars, plans and unitized syllabi help the students/ programmes like Blood Donation, Drug- almost every year, inspired and fired by teachers gauge their performance and deaddiction, AIDS awareness, Pulse Polio glowing examples of their predecessors do progress. Subject related quizzes, contests, Campaign and service to the blind, etc. We their best to maintain the high levels of etc. are arranged to monitor students' have also joined a project to give shelter to excellence that are very rarely achieved reading, and for creating interest in and street children. We have been holding elsewhere. When they come here success is awareness of the subjects. All departments computer literacy classes for senior citizens. only a sacred word in their prayers, when have their own subject societies for The training is given free of cost. More than they leave success is actually a solid weapon arranging extra-curricular activities. 500 senior citizens have benefitted so far. in their hands. With this weapon they proceed to win all battles of life. Research Cell Our achievements have enabled us to Teaching/ Learning and Evaluation A Research Cell has been established in the play host to four Vice-Presidents, one Prime The college enjoys its enviable position college with a corpus of Rupees 48 lac to M i n i ste r, s e ve ra l U n i o n M i n i ste rs , because of effective teaching-learning and promote research temperament and culture. Governors, Chief Ministers, Great religious evaluation processes. Students are provided Several major and minor projects sponsored by the U.G.C. and other funding agencies have been undertaken by the faculty. Recently the college has been alloted 3 research centres in the departments of Chemistry, Zoology and Bio-technology. We have establised the latest, state-of-the-art labortories to enable teachers to guide students in their research work.
Research Journal College brings out a research journal in Humanities and Social Sciences twice a year. The journal called DIVINER publishes research based articles/ papers contributed by research scholars and teachers in India and abroad. It has been running successfully since 2004.
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Placement Cell auditoriums, a cyber cafe, 25 sophisticated two wheelers on the campus so that they labs, well equipped Gymnasium and vast realize the need of observing some austerity, Many internationally recognized companies playgrounds. Besides this, we have a coffee and also contribute to the conservation of like Genpact, ICICI Prudential, Career house and a separate canteen on the natural resources. Our endeavour is to Launchers, Lowe Lintas, Infosys and IBM have campus. A doctor remains on duty in the produce sensitive and successful humans in visited the campus for placements. Lowe college dispensary to attend to the minor tune with the demands of modern times. Lintas shortlisted students from the college. ailments of staff and students. The college strives to ensure zero tolerance Companies like Mahindra Satyam, HCL, RBS on harassment of any kind, of girls and and Finvasia visited the campus. The college women on campus. We have put in place a is also in the process of an institutional Healthy Practices responsive mechanism focusing not only on alliance program for integrated placements The College attempts to cater to the special careful supervision but also on educational with TEAMLEASE - one of the largest staffing needs of all students in various ways. It interventions, counselling and quick companies in India. organizes remedial classes and makes special redressal. Accordingly, we have constituted a A career guidance and counselling cell has arrangements for advance learners. It Women's Cell. been established which enables the students provides an environment which facilitates A Grievance Redressal Committee takes up to get all the relevant information about the learning. all isssues including those of complaints of career chosen by them. Rag ging , drinking and smoking are alleged discrimination of students, from the prohibited on the campus. Similarly, students Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, OBC's, Infrastructure are not allowed to go in for fashion shows Minority or disabled categories. that denigrate the human body or wear With the introduction of new courses/ Our greatest advantage is that the college is dresses which are exhibitionist. Musical programmes in the college, and added located in the heart of the city, easily concerts which encourage vulgarity and emphasis on research, the college hopes to accessible to commuters from outside and obscenity are not allowed in the college. further improve the quality of education. We different sectors of the 'City Beautiful'. We Antidrugs, antiviolence and anti-booze recognize the students' need to grow in life have buildings with spacious classrooms, programmes are organized by the active and support them in every way. sprawling lawns, a beautiful seminar participation of the Students' Central complex with audio visual aids, two Association. The students are only allowed
7 Infrastructure and Learning Resources
n Central Library Distribution System for 24 hours supply n Air-conditioned Administrative Block n Lal Chand Research Library n Centralised EPABX System n Audio- Visual Centre for 150 persons n Computer Centre n Tubewell and Water Distribution/ n Air-conditioned Conference Room for n Departmental Libraries Pumping Facility 100 Persons n n n Twenty Five Laboratories Mineral Water Dispensers / RO Purifiers Air-conditioned Committee Chemistry 05 All Over the Campus n Room for 30 Persons n Physics 03 Security System for 24 Hours n College Hall for 1200 Persons Monitoring / Controlling the whole n Canteen Botany 02 Campus / Hostels n Milk Bar Zoology 03 n CCTV Cameras at specific points n Fruit Shop Geography 02 n Announcement System for each n Psychology 02 Building all over the Campus Coffee House n Computers 05 n Hostels for Boys & Girls Dry Cleaning Shop n Biotechnology 02 n Health Centre Books/General Merchandise Shop n Bioinformatics 01 n Press Cobbler Shop n n Two Museums n Guest House Barber Shop n Botany 01 n Nursery Beauty Parlour n Zoology 01 n Vehicle Parking Shed Equipped with WI-FI FACILITY n n Grievances Redressal Committee n Extension Counter of State Bank of ATM (at the college entrance) n Women's Cell India n Centralised 11 KVA Electricity n A Yajna Shala
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Faculty
Principal Botany Dept. Prof. (Ms.) Anu Jain Dr. Harmunish Taneja Dr. B.C. Josan Dr. Rajesh Sharma Dr. (Ms.) Suman Bharti Dr. (Ms) Ranju Gulati Prof. Kapil Gandhar Psychology Department English Dept. Dr. Sonali Guleria Dr. (Ms.) Manpreet Kaur Dr. (Ms.) Aradhana Sharma Prof. R.M.Sharma Dr (Ms.) Shruti Shourie Prof. Anil Kumar Sharma Zoology Dept. Physical Education Dept. Dr. (Ms.) Pratibha S. Dhundia Prof. Avanindra Chopra Prof. Anil Seli Prof. Satish Gandhi Dr. (Ms.) Rohini Thapar Prof. Anil Sarwal Dr. (Ms) Kulvir Sra Dhindsa Prof. Ravinder Chaudhry Dr. (Ms.) Komila Parthi Prof. Arun Aggarwal Dr. (Ms) Sagandeep Kaur Prof. Maharaj Baksh Singh Prof. (Ms) Harpriya Singh Prof. (Ms.) Gagan Gurjit Singh Dr. (Ms) Meenu Vats Dr. Amanendra Mann Dr. (Ms.) Suneeta Patnayak Dr. (MS) Manju Diwan Prof. Gurjeet Singh Gill Political Science Dept. Dr. (Ms.) Rashmi Gupta Dr. (Ms) Suman Kapoor Dr. Ghanshyam Dev Prof. (Ms.) Neevi A. Kumar Dr. (Ms) Veena Bhalla Sociology Dept. Dr. (Ms.) Sutapa Saryal Prof. (Ms.) Rashmi Kalia Dr. Nikhlesh Thakur Dr. Jagdish C. Mehta Dr. (Ms.) Kanwalpreet Prof. (Ms.) Sakoon N. Singh Dr. (Ms.) Amrinder Bhullar Dr. Sumittar S. Walia Physics Dept. Dr. (Ms.) Sunita Pandey Biotechnology Dept. Prof. (Ms.) Kriti Kuthiala Dr. K.C.Jain Dr. (Ms.) Kakoli Biswas Prof. (Ms.) Ritu Sharma Dr. R.P. Singh Commerce & Mang. Dept. Dr. (Ms.) Raman Soni Prof. Amit Narula Dr. S.K. Rattan Dr. (Ms.) Sarika Mahendru Dr. (Ms) Anjali Sharma Dr. (Ms.) Shilpi Ahuja Prof. A.K. Taneja Dr. (Ms.) Praneet Rangi Dr. (Ms) Aarti Arya Prof (Ms) Rakesh Rani Garg Dr. (Ms.) Ruchi Anand Hindi Dept. Prof(Ms) Iqbalpreet Kaur Prof. Manish Wayyar Bioinformatics Dept. Dr. (Ms.) Shivani Chopra Dr. Rohan Kaushal Prof. (Ms.) Shruti Marriya Prof. (Ms.) Sangeeta Sharma Prof. Kashmiri Lal Dr. Shaminder S. Sandhu Prof. (Ms.) Neeti Gupta Dr. (Ms.) Rupinderjit Kaur Dr. (Ms.) Purnima Sehgal Punjabi Dept. Mathematics Dept. Prof. (Ms.) Joy Dhingra Library Dr. (Ms.) Harinder Kaur Prof. A.S. Dogra Prof. (Ms.)Anu Patney Ms. Deepti Madaan Dr. Mandeep Kumar Prof. S. P. Puri Prof. (Ms.) Divya Sharma Mr. Shelinder Sharma Dr. Rajinder Singh Prof. (Ms.) Rita Jain Prof. (Ms.) Rosy Ahulwalia Ms. Pooja Saraf Dr. Harjeet Singh Prof. (Ms.) Mona Narang Prof (Ms) Mona Sharma Ms. Rajni Jindal Prof. (Ms.) Neena Sharma Dr. (Ms) Vibha Sinha Mr. Harpreet Singh Sanskrit Dept. Dr. (Ms.) Sushma Saini Dr. (Ms) Monika Chopra Mr. Subhash Singh Prof. (Ms.) Sushma Alankar Prof. D.P. Semwal Dr. Bimal Anjum Mr. Phool Chand Prof. Neeraj Chamoli Dr Nitesh Goyal Chemistry Dept. Prof. (Ms) Shivani Anand Bedi Dr. (Ms.) Meenu Administrative Staff Dr. Narinder Verma Prof. (Ms) Manisha Modi Dr. Pramod Bhargava Mr. Rakesh Sharma Dr. V.K.Vats Prof. (Ms) Shikha Sharma Prof. Gaurav Vats Mr. Inderpal Bajaj Dr. B.K. Vermani Dr. (Ms.) Aarti Khurana Dr. (Ms) Ritika Mr. Shashi Kant Bhardwaj Dr. Dinesh Talwar Prof. Arvind Garg Prof. Amit Bhatia Mr. Sh. Ajmer Singh Dr. Amrit Lal Singla Dr. (Ms) Ritika Sharma Mr. Roop Narayan Dr. Vinod Sharma Economics Dept. Mr. S.L. Bali Dr. Vivek Pathania Dr. Vinod Kumar Public Administration Dept. Mr. Raj Kumar Sahi Dr. (Ms.) Priya Arora Prof (Ms) Simran Jaidka Dr. Ravinder Dogra Mr. Satish Kumar Gupta Dr. (Ms.) Reshma Prof. (Ms.) Kavita Anand Prof. (Ms.) Aarti Sharma Mr. Anoop Kumar Sharma Dr. Shivani Gulati Dr. Himanshu Dr. (Ms.) Kiran Hooda Mr. Suresh Kumar Dr. (Ms.) Jyotsna Rekhie Dr. Manjit Sharma Prof. Amitabh Dwivedi Mr. Hemant Kumar Dhiman Prof. (Ms.) Alka Grover Dr. (Ms.) Poonam Jindal Prof. (Ms.) Umang Bishnoi Mr. Mohinder Kumar Prof. (Ms.) Rupinder Kaur Dr. (Ms) Sumita Bakshi Ms. Chanchla Devi Dr. (Ms) Sonu Bhambri Geography Dept. Ms. Pooja Dr. Raghubir Singh Prof. M.S. Sekhon Computer Dept. Mr. Ashish Dogra Dr. (Ms.) Anuradha Sharma Prof. Rajan Bhandari Prof.(Ms.) Meenakshi Bhardwaj Ms. Geeta Sapra Dr. Ashish Kapoor Dr. (Ms.) Suman Dhull History Dept. Prof. Puneet Chadha Medical Officer Prof. Jyotirmaya Khatri Dr. Mandeep Josan Dr. (Ms.) Ranjeet Kaur Prof. (Ms.) Poonam Sharma Dr. Gagandeep Singh Brar
9 Deans and Teacher-in-charge, Societies
Staff Secretary Prof. Anil Sharma Music Club Editor Diviner Dr. (Ms.) Harinder Kaur Dr. (Ms.) Sutapa Saryal Bursar Prof. A.S. Dogra Drama Club The Chemical Society Dr. (Ms.) Shruti Shourie Dr. Narinder Verma Members Governing Body Dr. Ravinder Dogra NSS Bose Biological Association Dr. Ghanshyam Dev Dr. (Ms.) Kulvir Sra Dhindsa Dr. Rajesh Sharma Prof. Puneet Chadha Dean Faculty of Arts Dr. Nikhlesh Thakur The Sociological Association Prof. Ram Mohan Sharma Dr. Jagdish C. Mehta Scholarship In Charge Dean Faculty of Science Dr. Vinod Sharma Quiz Club Dr Narinder Verma Dr. (Ms.) Sakoon N. Singh Punjabi Sahit Sabha Dean, Faculty of Commerce & Dr. Harinder Kaur Biotechnology Activity Club (BAC) Management Dr. (Ms.) Raman Soni Dr. (Ms.) Sarika Mahendru Physics Association Dr. K.C. Jain Eco Club Dean Admission Dr. (Ms.) Suman Dhull Prof. Arun Aggarwal Hindi Sanskrit Sahitya Parishad Prof. Kashmiri Lal Dean Programming Registrar Prof. A.S. Dogra Dr. Vinod Sharma Political Thinkers' Forum Dr. Ghanshyam Dev The Psychology Association Controller (Exams) Dr (Ms.) Aradhana Sharma Dr. S.K. Rattan The Geographical Society Prof. M.S. Sekhon Public Administration Association Dean Cultural Activities Prof. (Ms.) Aarti Sharma Prof. Ravinder Choudhary Arya Yuvak Parishad Prof. Anil Seli P.R.O Dean Students' Welfare Dr. (Ms.) Manju Diwan Prof. S.K. Gandhi History Association Prof. J. Khatri Placement Officer Dean, Foreign Students Dr. (Ms.) Sarika Mahendru Prof. (Ms.) Rita Jain The Chemical Society Dr. A.K. Nanda Youth Service Club NCC Wings Dr. Amanendra Mann Dr. R.P. Singh (Army) Planning Forum Dr. Himanshu (Naval) Dr. Vinod Kumar Dr. Mandeep Kumar (Air Force) Prof. Kavita Anand
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Academic Programmes & Number of Seats
Bachelor's Degree Programmes Postgraduate Degree Programmes Courses Seats Courses Seats BA (General) 950 Commerce M.Com 40 B.Com 280 M.B.E 40 B.C.A. 120 Humanities M.A. (English) 60 B.B.A. 120 M.A. (Psychology) 40 B.Sc. (Med, Non-Med, Computer Sc, Biotech) 500 M.A. (Public Administration) 60 B.Sc (Hons) Bioinformatics 25 M.A. (Sociology) 60 B.Sc. (Hons) Biotechnology 25 Science & Technology M.Sc. (IT) 60 M.Sc Bioinformatics 15 P.G. Diploma Programmes (Evening) M.Sc. Biotechnology 40 Courses Seats M.Sc. Chemistry 40 Postgraduate Diploma in Computer Application 60 M.Sc. Maths 60 Postgraduate Diploma in Marketing Management 60 M.Sc. Zoology 40 Postgraduate Diploma in Mass Communication 60 M.Sc. Physics 40
Instructions for Filling Admission Form(s)
1. The application form must be filled in by the application is liable to be rejected as the candidate in his or her own hand in a incomplete. clear and legible manner. 5. T h e d e c l a r a tio n t o b e m a d e b y 2. This application form complete in all candidate and his / her parent / respects must be submitted to the guardian on page 3 should be signed college office as has been indicated in and dated before the application is the Admission Notice as well as in the submitted. Prospectus. 6. All certificates/documents submitted 3. T h e a p p l i c a tio n f o r m m u s t b e by the candidate with this form must be completed in all respects. No column signed by the candidate himself/ herself s h o u l d b e l e ft u n fil l e d . I f a n y also. Information sought is not applicable to the candidate the word NA should be Note: entered against this column. If a 1. The candidates should understand that the candidate omits/ conceals relevant admission if granted by the college would be information or gives false information, provisional and subject to confirmation by his/her admission is liable to be the university cancelled. 2. Incomplete application form or with wrong 4. Self attested copies of Board I University or deliberately concealed information is Certificates, certificates claiming liable to be straight away rejected. special status, etc. must be attached with the application. In case the required documents are not attached,
11 CLASS DATES CLASS DATES BBA-I, BCA-I 07-07-14 & 08-07-14 M.Sc -II (all subjects) 07-07-14 to 09-07-14 BA-I (60% and above) 07-07-14 & 08-07-14 MA -II (all subjects) 07-07-14 to 09-07-14 B.Sc-I 07-07-14 & 08-07-14 M.Com-II, MBE-II 07-07-14 to 11-07-14 M.Sc-I (All subjects) 07-07-14 & 08-07-14 B.Com-II 09-07-14 to 11-07-14 MA-I (All subjects) 07-07-14 & 08-07-14 BA-II 10-07-14 to 15-07-14 M.Com-I, MBE-I 07-07-14 & 08-07-14 BBA-III, BCA-III 09-07-14 to 15-07-14 BA-I (55% & above) 09-07-14 to 15-07-14 B.Com-III 08-07-14 to 11-07-14 BBA-II, BCA-II 09-07-14 to 15-07-14 B.Sc-III 08-07-14 to 11-07-14 Admissions B.Sc-II 09-07-14 to 15-07-14 BA-III 08-07-14 to 11-07-14
Students are admitted to the college on the iii) Late admission in the college to be 4. An affidavit in duplicate from each basis of merit and an interview conducted by allowed by the Vice - Chancellor with a candidate having gap year seeking the Admission Committee. Candidates must late fee of Rs. 1,800/- per student admission to the College/Department to present themselves for the interview at the 30-07-14 to 20-08-14 t h e e ffe c t t h a t h e / s h e w a s n o t time of admission. Candidates who do not Wednesday) (Wednesday) disqualified by any Board/Body/ appear for the interview will not be Important Council/University and he/she was not considered for admission. The candidates Completed Application Forms for Admission to already registered with the Panjab must produce all the relevant certificates in First Year of University (wherever applicable), In case original for the verification at the time of 1. B.B.A the candidate was disqualified, the 2. B.C.A. interview failing which they will not be 3. B.Sc. Hons. (Bioinformatics) period of disqualification and the considered for admission. The college 4. B.Sc. Hons. (Biotechnology) activities in which the candidate was reserves the right to refuse admission to any 5. B.Sc. (Medical, Non-Medical, Computer i n v o l v e d d u r i n g t h e p e r i o d student without assigning any reason. Science, Biotechnology, Bioinformatics) disqualification, should be indicated by The students seeking admission on the basis 6. B.A. the candidate in the said affidavit. of having passed their lower examination 7. All PG Degree Programmes are to be 5. A student will have to submit a personal from Board/University other than Panjab submitted to the college office by 1st July, affidavit about the marks to the college University are advised to submit their 2014 (Tuesday) in case the result gazette is not available For ongoing classes students are requested original Migration certificate and marks with the college. to present themselves for interview to their sheet at the time of admission. Marks would 6. Original Migration Certificate/No respective admission committees with be verified from the Result Gazette. O b j e c tio n C e r tific a t e i n c a s e o f completed application forms as per For admission, fraction of marks less than the candidates seeking admission to the schedule requisite percentage would not be rounded college from Universities/ Boards/ Note: off to the advantage of the candidate i.e. n Before submitting the Application Form, please Councils/ Bodies other than Panjab 32.9%, 39.9% and 49.9% shall not be note down the serial no. of the form. University. Migration Certificate should rounded off to 33%, 40%, 50% etc. The n Mere submission of Application Form does not be submitted before 20th September, college is not responsible if the university ensure Admission. 2 0 1 4 b e c a u s e i t m u st re a c h t h e does not approve of the admission of a n Merit lists for Admission to the above classes will University office by 30th September, candidate who has made some wrong or be displayed on the college Notice Board on 5th 2014. incomplete statements, hidden some July, 2014 at 11:00 am and counselling will begin 7. Certificates relevant to claim any necessary facts, or attached false or from 7th July, 2014 at 8:30 am as per the reserved category status. following schedule. incomplete documents. All admissions n The Student should deposit their fees on the day 8. Certificates in support of claim for made are subject to approval of the Panjab of admission otherwise it will be treated as weightage / weightages. University, Chandigarh and according to cancelled. 9. E l i g i b i l i t y C e r tificate , w h e reve r eligibility criteria laid down by it. n A Wrong statement of facts or willful concealing applicable (compulsory for foreign How to Apply of information may lead to cancellation of the students) from Deputy Registrar Applications on the prescribed form admission of the student. (General) Panjab University. appended to the Prospectus should be Documents to be submitted with 10. In addition to above Foreign Students submitted to the college office as per the Application Form h a v e t o p r o d u c e t h e f o l l o w i n g admission schedule. The form should be The following documents should be attached documents at the time of counseling/ complete in all respects, with all supporting to the application form for admission. admission: i. Original Passport with long documents at the time of submission/ 1. S e l f a tte ste d c o p i e s o f B o a rd o r term visa. ii. A certificate of registration interview. Separate Application Forms need University Certificates showing the date from the local police. iii. AIDS clearance to be filled for applying to more than one o f b i r t h a n d d e ta i l s o f p re v i o u s certificate programme/ course/stream. examinations passed and detailed marks 11. No foreign student will be admitted Admission Schedule certificates. (Original Detailed Marks without the approval of the Dean Foreign Students. Admission Dates Certificates issued by the University or 12. An attested photocopy of residence I) Normal Admission the Board should be produced at the proof/Aadhar Card/Voter Card/ Passport 07-07-14 to 15-07-14 time of interview) etc. (Monday) (Tuesday) 2. Self attested copy of the certificate of ii) Late Admission to be allowed by the g o o d c o n d u c t f ro m H e a d o f t h e Reservations Principal of the college with a Late Fee of Institution last attended. The college follows the reservation policy Rs. 500/- per student. 3. Three copies of recent passport size framed by the Panjab University/ Chandigarh 16-07-14 to 28-07-14 photograph. (One pasted, two stapled). Administration. Reservations in seats for (Wednesday) (Monday) admission, wherever applicable, for the
12 NOTE IMPORTANT NOTE Panjab Universiy with conduct online ‘The rules incorporated in this Prospectus All admissions to the various courses are subject to the over-riding effect of the centralized admission to B.Com-1st Year in the college will be governed by for the academic session 2014-15 in city relevant Regulations and Rules contained in the P.U. Calendars as also the resolutions the Rules and Regulations for Colleges of Chandigarh. Please contact adopted by the Syndicate. In case of any admission as approved by the Panjab University or its website inconsistency between what is said in (www.bcomadmission.puchd.ac.in) for Prospectus and that in the Regulations & relevant bodies of the university. admission to B.Com1st Year. Rules etc., the latter shall prevail.'
following categories of students exist in the condition that such students must have course/ class. In their cases, admissions to college. studied for two years at Chandigarh and have the next class/ course are allowed within 10 1. Scheduled castes/Scheduled Tribes. passed one lower qualifying examination days, from the date of communication of the 2. Dependents of Defence/ Para- Military from these schools, Colleges. These seats result, without charging any late fee. personnel/Kargil War affected, etc. will be termed 'U.T. Pool.' Admission is strictly on merit. 3. Physically / Visually Handicapped General Pool Admission after re-evaluation persons. The remaining seats,15% will be filled from Admission of students whose results are 4. Children and Grand Children of Freedom amongst the students who passed their revised as a consequence of re-evaluation or Fighters. qualifying examination from the institutions otherwise late declaration of result, can be 5. Sportsmen/women. other than those located in the Union made only if : 6. Dependants of Victims of Terrorist Territory Chandigarh. These seats will be (i) Seats are available; Violence in Punjab and Chandigarh, 1984 termed 'General Pool.' (ii) Candidate is higher in merit than the riots. Certificates from appropriate authorities candidate in waiting list. 7. Widows/Divorced women should be submitted along with the (iii) The request is made before the last date Two Additional Seat for (i) One Girl application form to claim benefit of for late admission with the prior approval Child out of the only two girl reservations. of the Vice-Chancellor as already laid children (ii) One additional Seat for Weightages down. The holders of NCC A, B and C Certificate shall The following Rule in the P.U. Cal. Vol. III, Cancer Patient (iii) AIDS Patient and be given the weightage in marks for 2005 at page 398 will be followed in case of (iv) Thalassemia Patient for the admission as follows: A-I %, B-2% and re-evaluation cases : session 2014-15 C-3%. A maximum weightage in marks of “If as a result of Re-evaluation, a candidate Two additional seats are created for those 4% for distinction in any or all the co- passes at the examination, he/she shall be girl children for admission to a given course curricular activities achieved in any of the 3 eligible to seek admission to the next higher provided they are otherwise eligible from all years preceding the year of admission is class within ten working days of the angles. The Additional seats will be only for permissible. communication of re-evaluation result to those girl children who are either a single girl For NSS and other weightages in Adult him/her. His/her attendance shall be child of her parents or one amongest the only Education and Functional literacy on counted from the date of his/her admission. two girl children with no male child. production of desired certificates as per PU. However, no candidate would be granted An affidavit on a stamp paper worth Rs.20/- Chandigarh rules. admission on the basis of re-evaluation duly attested by 1st Class Magistrate to be These weightages shall not be used for result after 31st December of the academic obtained from the parents of the girl children determining eligibility for admission as session. In the case of admission to a course declaring therein that the benefit of this prescribed by the University under its having Semester Exam. the date will be scheme is being claimed for only one girl regulations. October 15”. child out of the two. Late Admissions (Only if seats are In the case of late declaration of results due One Additional seat each for the student available) to any reason other than re-evaluation : That suffering from Cancer, AIDS and Thalassemia A student whose result of 1 0+2 examination in the case of Panjab University students who has been allowed subject to the condition in February/March conducted by a School h a d a l re a d y a p p e a re d i n a ny o f i t s that the candidate seeking admission under Board is published late, but not later than examinations and the result was declared each of these categories if otherwise eligible 10th August of the year of admission, may be late for one reason or the other, while they from all angles. admitted without late fee within 15 working were in the midway of the course/class, the Important days of the declaration of the result and his/ admission to the next class/course be The following is the criteria of reservation of her attendance shall be counted from the allowed within 10 days from the date of seats, wherever applicable. date of admission. This would be applicable declaration of the result, without any late fee For U.T. Pool Candidates: 85% to students of Open School Board also. After but not later than 31st December of the For General Pool Candidates: 15% expiry of this period, the late admission academic session. In the case of admission to U.T. Pool approval from the Vice-Chancellor is a course having Semester Exam. the date will 85% of the total seats will be filled up from required. be October 15. The Vice Chancellor may amongst the students who have passed their In the case of Panjab University students who sanction admission of such candidates qualifying examination from schools/ have already appeared in any of its whose results are declared after 31st of co l l e ge s re co g n i s e d by C h a n d i ga r h examinations and the result is declared late December with subsequent ratification by Administration and situated in Union for one reason or the other, the admission the syndicate. Territory, Chandigarh, as regular students of cannot be said to be a case of fresh the said school/ college subject to the admission. They are already midway of the
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BA General The B.A. (General) programme is a three year degree course under the 10+2+3 system of education. A person who has passed the +2 examination under 10+2+3 system of education of a recognised University/ Board/Council or any other examination recognised by the P.U.as equivalent, with pass in English as one of the subjects shall be eligible to join the First Year class of B.A. degree course. However, a person who has not qualified English as one of the subjects at the +2 examination, shall b e e l i g i b l e t o j o i n B . A . I Ye a r c l a s s Economics Political Science h) A student would offer Mathematics only if provisionally subject to his/her qualifying the Psychology History he/she has passed in that subject in the deficient subject of English from the parent qualifying exam. OR qualifies the subject as a Geography Public Administration Board/Body/Council/ University in two deficient/additional subject from the c o n c e r n e d B o a r d / C o u n c i l i n t h e consecutive chances subsequent to his Mathematics Physical Education supplementary examination subsequent to Sociology admission, failing which his/her admission to the admission. Note B.A.I year class and the result for the i) Change of subject(s) will be allowed after examination shall automatically stand a) A student can opt for only one language out of admission in 1st year only if seats in particular cancelled. English. Hindi and Punjabi as Elective Subject. subjects(s) are available, and strictly Admission shall be made on the basis of b) Only one subject can be opted for out of according to the University rules. No change merit depending on the number of seats Sanskrit, Physical Education, Psychology and of subject would be allowed after one month Geography. available. from the commencement of the session or c) O n l y o n e s u b j e c t o u t o f H i sto r y a n d one month from the date of joining , The Panjab University has decided to Mathematics. whichever is later. introduce semester system from the 2014- d) A student is not allowed any change of j) College reserves the right to scrap a particular 15 academic session for undergraduate subject(s) in BA II and III. It is mandatory to subject combination if the number of students courses. study the same subjects which are chosen in is less than 10 in that combination. The details of the subjects to be studied in BA I. It is therefore suggested that the k) ADMISSION IS STRICTLY ON MERIT. Failed B.A. (General) First Year Examination are as combination opted at the time of admission candidates and those with less than 55% under. be considered carefully. marks need not apply for admission to BA-I. e) Phy. Edu. can be taken only by those student Compulsory Subjects who have participated in the Inter School/ a) Punjabi / History & Culture of Punjab national tournaments. A Student opting for B.A. Part II & III b) English Phy. Edu. is required to clear Physical Every student is required to study the same Efficiency Test. c) Three elective subjects subjects in BA-II & III classes as he or she had f) Five students offering Sanskrit will be given studied in BA-I and II examinations. Change d) Environment Education & Road Safety special scholarship on the recommendation of of subjects is not allowed. The students have The students who are not domiciled in the Head of the Sanskrit Department. the option of taking up Honours in an elective Punjab and have not studied Punjabi up to g) As there are limited seats in some subjects, subject they had studied in B.A. I when they students can be asked to offer other subjects 10th class; wards of defence personnel and take admission to B.A. II. central government employees who are by the Admission committee if the need arises transferred on all India basis; and foreigners shall have the option to take History and Culture of Punjab (HCP) in lieu of Punjabi as No 'Failed' candidate shall be admitted in A student of any other university compulsory subject in B.A., B.Sc., B.Com., any of the courses. (The students whose who is placed in compartment in B.C.A. and B.B.A., classes. admission forms were duly sent by the Department/College to the Controller of 1st year / 2nd year of BA / BSc / Elective Subjects Examinations for appearing in the BCom / BCA / BBA course is not Elective Subjects available in the College are examination, but did not appear, or allowed to join 2nd year or 3rd year English Hindi dropped the paper, will also be considered course of Panjab University. Punjabi Sanskrit 'failed' students under University Rules).
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Combination of Elective 1. Pol. Sc., Eco., Hist 17. Psycho., Socio., Pol. Sc. 2. Pol. Sc., Hist, Lang* 18. Psycho., Pol. Sc., Eco. Subjects for B.A. I, II, III 3. Pol. Sc., Hist., Geog. 19. Psycho., Socio., Pub. Ad. 4. Pol. Sc., Pub. Ad., Lang* 20. Pol. Sc., Hist., Socio. 5. Pol. Sc., Pub. Ad., Eco. 21. Eco., Pol. Sc., Socio. 6. Eco., Hist., Pub. Ad. 22. Phy. Ed., Pol. Sc., Socio. 7. Eco. , Hist., Geog. 23. Phy. Ed . Socio., Pub. Ad. 8. Eco., Maths, Pub. Ad. 24. Geog., Socio., Pol. Sc. 9. Eco., Pub .Ad., Lang* 25. Geog., Hist., Hindi/Pbi./Eng. 10. Eco., Pub. Ad., Geog. 26. Pub. Ad., Hist., Soc. 11. Eco., Psycho., Eng./Hin./Pbi 27. Pol. Sc., Pub. Ad., Hist 12. Pub. Ad., Hist., Lang* 28. Geog., Socio., Pub. Ad 13. Hist., Phy. Ed., Hin./Pbi./Eng. 29*. Maths, Eco, Socio *Lang : Eng./Hin./Pbi./Skt. 14. Phy. Ed., Pol. Sc., Pub. Ad. 30*. Maths, Eco, Pol. Sc *Combination no. 29 & 30 for BA II & III only) *Combination no. 31 and 32 for BA II only) 15. Phy. Ed., Pub. Ad., Eco. 31*. Maths, Geo., Eco. 16. Psycho., Socio., Hin./Pbi/Eng. 32*. Maths, Psycho., Eco.
15 B.A. Honours The college offers Honours in the following subjects: English, Hindi. Economics, Political Science, Sociology, Public Administration, Geography, History and Psychology. The BA Honours Course carries 28 credits (each credit carrying the equivalence of 100 marks). Apart from the structure of the programme of study prescribed for the BA (General) degree course, credit value of the subjects/papers and hours of teaching allocated to them, the honours course includes 4 papers of I credit each of an advanced nature in one of the elective subjects the student shall study in all the three years of the degree course. A student may offer Honours in Second Year in anyone of the elective subjects mentioned above. to be studied by him/her in all the three years of the Degree course. Provided that he/she has obtained at least Practice (or Office Organisation and consecutive chances subsequent to his/ 50% marks in the subject of honours in the Management) her admission. First Year of the BA. (General) Course. 10. Mercantile Law (or Company Law) B.Com-II & III 11. Auditing A person who has passed B.Com I/II B.Com-1 12. Typewriting and Stenography/ examination of Panjab University Or an The B. Com. (General and Honours) is a three Computers (for Typewriting) equivalent examination is eligible to join years degree course under the 10+2+3 b) 10+2 examination or BA I (Old Scheme) of 2nd/ 3rd year class of B.Com. (General Or system of education. Admission to the First the Panjab University with at least two of Honours) as the case may be. Year of B.Com. (General) Degree course shall the subjects mentioned in (a) securing at be open to a person who has passed one of least 45% marks in aggregate. B.Com (Hons.) the following examinations conducted by a c) 10+2 examination or B.A. I/ B.Sc I/ Pre- A student who has secured at least 50% recognised Board/Council/University. Engineering/Pre-Medical examination of marks in B.Com I shall be eligible to offer a) 10+2 examinations or B. Com. Part I (Old the Panjab University under the (Old H o n o u r s i n B .C o m I I . T h e H o n o u r s Scheme) of Panjab University with three Scheme) not covered in (b) securing at examination shall consist of two papers out of the following subjects securing at least least 50% marks. 50% marks in aggregate. of which paper I shall be taken along with the d) Any other examination recognised by the lInd year exam and paper II with the final year 1. Commerce (or theory of commerce, university as equivalent to (a), (b) or (c) as exam. or foundation course in Commerce) given above with requisite percentage of The college offers two options 2. Accountancy (or Book Keeping & marks given under each clause. i) Business Finance & Accounting Accountancy) Provided that a candidate seeking admission 3. Economics to the first year of B. Com should have passed ii) E. Commerce 4. Mathematics (or Statistics) i n t h e s u b j e c t o f E n g l i s h a t t h e + 2 5. Business Organisation (or Business examination and in cases where passing in BCA-I (Bachelor of Computer English is not necessary according to the Management or Theory and Practice Application) of Management) regulations of certain Boards/ Bodies/ Councils/ Universities in India, the admission A person who has passed the following 6. Insurance (or General Insurance or of the candidate shall be provisional and will examinations shall be eligible to join the first Life Insurance) be confirmed only after he/she has cleared year class of BCA Course: 7. Banking & Trade the subject of English as a deficient subject a) (i) 10+2 examination in any discipline 8. Commercial Geography from the parent with at least 50% marks 9. Office Management and Secretarial Board/ Body/ Council/ University in two (ii) Having passed Matriculation
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examination with Mathematics as if he/she has passed that subject in the 7. B.Sc. (Computer Science) Physics, Maths one of the subjects. qualifying exam OR qualifies the subject as a and Computer Science. b) Any other examination recognised by the deficient/ additional subject from the Note: Syndicate as equivalent to (a) above. c o n c e r n e d B o a r d / C o u n c i l i n t h e Prerequisite subjects at +2 level: Note: supplementary examination, subsequent to i) Combinations 1 to 5 can be opted by students 5% Weightage will be given for each of the the admission. if they have studied Physics, Chemistry and s u b j e c t s o f M a t h e m a tic s & C o m p u t e r The details of the subjects to be studied in Biology at +2 level. Science/Information Technology to the candidate B.Sc (General) First Year Examination are as ii) Combinations 6 & 7 can be opted by students who studied at 10+2 level at the time of under: who have studied Physics, Chemistry and admission in B.C.A. 1st. Maths at +2 level. Compulsory Subjects a) Punjabi / History & Culture of Punjab BBA-I (Bachelor of Business b) Three elective subjects B.Sc.-II & III Administration) c) Environment Education Each every student is required to study the same subject combination of 3 elective The admission to the 1 st Year of the course Elective Subjects shall be open to a person who has passed: subjects as he/she had studied in B.Sc.I. A student can opt for any of the following 1. 10+2 examination from a recognized combinations of three elective Subjects. Board / University with at least 50% 1. B.Sc. (Medical) Botany, Zoology and B.Sc. Hons (Bioinformatics) & B.Sc. marks. Chemistry Hons (Biotechnology) 2. Any other examination with 50% marks 2*. B.Sc. with Biotechnology, Botany and Duration recognised as equivalent to 1 above. Chemistry The duration of the courses for the degrees Note: 3*. B.Sc. with Biotechnology, Zoology and of B.Sc. in Bioinformatics and B.Sc. in 5% Weightage will be given to the students who Chemistry. Biotechnology shall be three years. have passed qualifying examination with atleast 3 commerce subject e.g. Accounting, Economics, * Students opting for combination No. 2 & 3 Eligibility Business Management, Banking & Trade, in B.Sc-I (General) are required to mention A candidate must have passed Senior Commercial Geography, Office Management, B.Sc. Elective (Biotech.) as the course on top of 1st page of the admission form. Secondary Part-II (12th Class) examination Auditing, Computer Applicaitons, Information with a minimum of 50% marks in medical or Technology. 4. B.Sc. with Bioinformatics, Zoology and non-medical science group from CBSE or any Chemistry. other board recognized by the Pan jab B.Sc.-I (General) 5. B.Sc. with Bioinformatics, Botany and University. Chemistry. A person who has passed with at least 40 per OR 6. B.Sc. (Non-Medical) Physics, Maths and c e nt m a r ks i n t h e a g g re gate t h e + 2 Any other examination recognized as Chemistry examination under 10+2+3 system of equivalent to above by the Panjab University. e d u c a tio n o f a r e c o g n i s e d University/Board/Council or any other examination recognised by the P.U.as equivalent, with pass in English as one of the subjects shall be eligible to join the First Year class of B.Sc.I degree course. However, a person who has not qualified English as one of the subjects at the +2 examination, shall be eligible to join B.Sc. Ist Year class provisionally subject to his/her qualifying the deficient subject of English from the parent Board/Body/ Council/University in two consecutive chances subsequent to his admission, failing which his/her admission to B.Sc.I year class and the result for the examination shall automatically stand cancelled. Provided that a student would offer any science subject, including Mathematics, only
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Master of Commerce not less than 45%marks in the aggregate. OR M.B.E. (Semester System) OR e) An associate of the (i) Institute of Chartered Accountants of India or This is a two year course divided into four b) B.Com. (Hons.) Degree with not less than England or (ii) Institute of Cost and Works semesters. The admission to this course will 45% marks in the aggregate Accounts of India or England. be on the basis of the entrance test (O-CET) OR conducted by the Panjab University. Only c) A graduate with Honours in Economics OR rank holders in this test will be considered for OR, Mathematics OR Statistics OR f) A p a s s i n t h e fin a l e x a m i n a tio n admission. Commerce with not less than 45% marks conducted by the institute of Company M.Com (Semester System) in the aggregate. Secretaries of India OR any other qualification recognized by the Syndicate The duration of the course shall be two OR for this purpose. academic years. Each year shall be divided d) A graduate with 50% marks in aggregate into two semesters. having offered either Economics, Provided that a candidate who seeks admission on the basis of qualifications There are four semesters in M.Com. Each Mathematics, Statistics OR Commerce as mentioned in (c) (d) and (f) above shall be Semester lasting six months consists of five a subject in the examination Provided required to qualify within one year from the papers. Each paper is of 100 marks (Written that in case of candidates having date of admission (either with Semester I Test - 80 marks and Internal Assessment - 20 Bachelor's degree of the University e x a m i n a tio n o r w i t h s e m e s t e r I I marks). In addition to this, Summer Training through Modern Indian Languages examination) in a special examination in two Report is to be submitted by the students (Hindi/I Urdu/I Punjabi (Gurmukhi papers on (i) Commercial and Taxation Laws, after 2nd Semester. There is comprehensive Script) and/ or in a Classical Language a n d ( i i ) A c c o u n tin g a n d A u d i tin g i n Viva Voce based on all the four semesters at (Sanskrit / Persian / Arabic) or a degree of accordance with the Syllabus as may be the end of the 4th Semester. any other University obtained in the prescribed, by the Senate. Further that the Admission to M.Com is based on merit. The s a m e m a n n er reco g n i s ed by t h e Syndicate 50% marks in the aggregate maximum marks shall be 100 in each paper admission will be made strictly according to and the pass marks shall be 35% as in B.Com. Panjab University rules. shall be calculated by taking into account full percentage of marks in all the papers examination. There shall be no internal Eligibility in Language excluding the additional assessment in these papers and marks in The minimum qualification for admission to optional paper, English and the elective these papers will not be counted for the the first semester of the course shall be: subject taken together. semester examination. a) A Bachelor's degree in Commerce with
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Master of Arts (ii) For the Psychology course, a person if he/she makes mis-statement or conceals who has passed the B.A. (2 year relevant facts, his/her admission will be In English, Psychology, Public C o u r s e ) e x a m i n a tio n w i t h cancelled even if made. Administration & Sociology (Semester Philosophy as one of his subjects, System) obtaining 45 per cent marks in both The duration of the course of instruction for the papers of Philosophy or inthe Master of Information Technology the Master of Arts examination shall be two Psychology paper alone or a person (Semester System) years and the examination shall be held in who has passed B.A. (3 yearCourse) Admission to this course will be on the basis four semesters. First and Third semesters examination obtaining 45 per cent of merit. shall be from July to December and Second marks in the subject of Philosophy, Eligibility and Fourth semesters shall be from January shall also be eligible. to May, respectively, or as decided by the A person who has passed one of the Explanatory note : Vice-Chancellor. The examination shall be following examinations shall be eligible to conducted at the end of each semester only 67 marks out of 150 shall be accepted as 45% join Part I (First Year)/1 Semester class of the in those courses which have been offered in marks in the subject of Postgraduate course. M. Sc. Course: that semester. A candidate shall be deemed to have passed (i) Bachelor of Computer Applications (BCA) To qualify for the award of an M.A. / M.Sc. the examination if he obtains 35% marks in d e g re e u n d e r 1 0 + 2 + 3 syste m o f degree in each subject taught under the each paper. Each candidate shall be required examination of Panjab University. Semester System, a candidate shall be to obtain pass marks in each course of theory (ii) B.Tech/B.E. in Computer Science from required to complete successfully course and practical separately for each semester. Pa n j a b U n i v e r s i t y o r a n y o t h e r work of 64 credits. The normal work load of a The following are not eligible for admission examination recognised by the Panjab student during a semester will be of 16 to M.A. courses: University as equivalent to the above credits. To qualify for the grant of credits for a ( a ) I f a s t u d e n t f a i l s t o p a s s M . A . examination. particular course, a candidate must get at Part/Semester-I or fails to appear in the Preference would be given to students who least the pass marks. If he fails in the course, examination even though he/she had have passed M.Sc. I (IT) from this college for he will not get credit for it. If at the end of the requisite attendance, he/she is not admission to M.Sc.II (IT). second semester the successfully completed allowed to seek re-admission for M.A. courses remain less than 16 credits, he will Part/Semester-I in the same subject. Master of Science (Semester not be allowed to join the third semester. At (b) If a student fails to meet the prescribed the end of the third semester he must have attendance requirement, and is, System) successfully completed 24 credits to enable therefore, debarred from sitting in the The College offers the Master of Science him to join fourth semester. examination, or does not on his/her own programme in the following subjects: A person who has passed one of the volition seek permission to sit in the B i o i n f o r m a tic s * , B i o t e c h n o l o g y * , following examinations from the Panjab examination he/she should be deemed C h e m i s t r y * , Z o o l o g y * , P h y s i c s * , University or an examination recognised by to have failed in the examination. Such a Mathematics. the Syndicate as equivalent thereto, shall be student is not allowed to seek re- *Admission to these courses will be on the eligible to join the M.A. degree course :– admission in the same Department; basis of entrance test (O-CET) conducted by (i) A Bachelor's degree obtaining at least 45 (c) If a student fails to earn promotion to the the Panjab University. Only the rank holders per cent marks in the subject of M.A. Part-II or the next semester of M.A. in these entrance test will be considered for Postgraduate course or 50 per cent for any of the reasons specified in Paras admission. 50% weightage will be given to marks in the aggregate. (a) and (b) above for two successive years the score in entrance test & 50 % to the score (ii) B.A. with Honours in the subject of the i n t h e s a m e o r t w o d i ffe r e n t in the qualifying examination. Postgraduate course or B.Sc. Hons. Departments, he/she is debarred from Bioinformatics School course. seeking admission in any Departments . Eligibility (iii) Master's degree examination in any (d) In order to ensure the implementation of Bachelor's degree in Science (general or other subject. Provided that- the above conditions, the columns given h o n o u r s ) w i t h B i o i n f o r m a tic s , (i) For the Public Administration course, i n t h e A d m i s s i o n Fo r m , s e e k i n g Biotechnology, Biochemistry, Biology, a person who has passed B.A. with 45 information from the applicant on the Botany, Chemistry, Electronics Genetics, Life per cent marks in any one of the course(s) attended by him/her in the Science, Mathematics, Mathematics & subjects - Political Science or preceding three years must be filled by Computing, Microbiology, Physics, Statistics E c o n o m i c s o r S o c i o l o g y o r him/her. & Zoology, Agriculture, Computer Science, Psychology or History. If he/she leaves these columns blank, the E n g i n e e r i n g , M e d i c i n e , P h a r m a c y, admission form will be rendered invalid and
19 Technology and Veterinary Science with at d) B.Sc. Honours School examination in the Zoology least 50% marks (45% for candidates subject of the M.Sc. from any other Eligibility belonging to SC/ST/BC category). University recognized by the Syndicate as B.Sc. (Pass) with Zoology having at least 50% Chemistry equivalent to (a); marks in aggregate, of the Panjab University Eligibility e) B.Sc. examination of any other University or from any other University recognized by a) B.Sc. Honours School examination of the recognized by the Syndicate securing at the Syndicate as equivalent thereto; Panjab University in Chemistry. least 50% marks in aggregate with Physics Chemistry & Mathematics along with b) B . S c . exa m i n atio n o f t h e Pa n j a b anyone of the following subjects: Eligibility University securing at least 50% marks in a) B.Sc. Honours School in Physics from the the subject of Chemistry and 50% marks Biochemistry, Botany, Geology, Physics, Statistics, and Zoology. Panjab University. with Chemistry & Mathematics along b) B.Sc. (Pass) with Physics having at least with anyone of the following subjects: 50% marks in aggregate, from the Panjab Biochemistry, Botany, Geology, Physics, Mathematics University or from any other University Statistics, and Zoology. Provided that a Eligibility recognized by the Syndicate as equivalent s t u d e n t w h o h a d n o t t a k e n u p a) B.Sc. Honours in Mathematics of the thereto. Mathematics as one of the subjects in Panjab University. Biotechnology B.Sc examination may be admitted to b) B.A./ B.Sc. with Honours in Mathematics Eligibility M.Sc. (2 Year Course) in Chemistry on the of the Panjab University or from any condition that he passes an additional Bachelor's degree in Physical, Biological, other University recognized by the Pharmaceutical,Agricultural, Veterinary, paper in Mathematics in the first Syndicate as equivalent there to; semester examination securing at least Fishery Sciences, Engineering, Technology 40% marks. c) BA/B.Sc. (Pass) with Mathematics having Medicine (MBBS) with at least 55% marks. either at least 50 %marks in the c) Awarded B.Sc. Pass degree under the old aggregate or at least 45% in Mathematics B.Sc. Honours School regulations by the of the Panjab University or from any Syndicate on the recommendation of the other University recognized by the Board of Control; Syndicate as equivalent thereto:
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Postgraduate Diploma (Evening Classes)
T h e C o l l e g e o ffe r s t h e f o l l o w i n g r e c o g n i s e d b y t h e S y n d i c a t e a s Post Graduate Diploma in Postgraduate Diplomas in the evening: equivalent thereto; with not less than Computer Application 1. Postgraduate Diploma in C o m p u t e r 45% marks in the aggregate: Application Provided that in case of candidates Eligibility 2. Postgraduate Diploma in M a r k e tin g having Bachelor's degree of the A Bachelor's/BE/B.Tech degree in any Management University through modern Indian discipline of the University or a degree of any 3. P o s t g r a d u a t e D i p l o m a i n M a s s Languages (Hindi / Urdu / Punjabi other University which has been recognised Communication (Gurmukhi Script) and / or in a Classical by the Syndicate as equivalent thereto; with The duration of each course is one year. The Language Sanskrit / Persian / Arabic) or a not less than 50% marks in the aggregate. classes of these courses would be held in the degree of any other University obtained Note: evening. in the same manner, recognised by the n Pass marks 40% in Theory, Internal Assessment Syndicate, 45% marks in the aggregate and Practicals separately. shall be calculated by taking into account n 50% marks for Project Work. n 50% marks in Ag gregate to qualify the How to Apply full percentage of marks in all the papers examinations. On the spot admission would be granted to in Language excluding the additional these courses on first come, first serve basis. optional paper, English and the elective Candidates should appear for the interview subject taken together. Post Graduate Diploma in Mass with all documents, and completed OR Communication b) A p a s s i n t h e fin a l e x a m i n a tio n application forms as per admission schedule. Eligibility conducted by (a) Institute of Chartered Accountants of India or Institute of A Bachelor's, Postgraduate Degree in any Post Graduate Diploma in Chartered Accountants of England and discipline of the University or a degree of any Marketing Management Wales, or (b) Institute of Cost and Works other University which has been recognised by the Syndicate as equivalent thereto; Eligibility Accountants of India or Institute of Cost The minimum qualification for admission to & M a n a g e m e n t A c c o u n t a n t s First Semester of the above two courses shall incorporated by Royal Charter, London, Eligibility for all other Diploma Programmes be: or (c) Institute or Company Secretaries of would be as per Panjab University rules and a) A Bachelor's/ Post-graduate degree in India. regulations. any discipline of the University or a OR degree of any University which has been c) AMIE examination with at least 50% marks.
21 Guidelines for Regular Students
Continuous assessment of regular which will, henceforth, carry weightage conducted by another University/College students of B.A. / B.Sc. / B.Com / of only 90%. A candidate has to pass in affiliated to another university in India under theory and practicals separately. specific authorization by the University BCA / BBA (II & III only) Note concerned is allowed to migrate to a college In order to incorporate an element of 1 Students who indulge in unfair means in the affiliated to this University in the 2nd continuous assessment of students the college examination shall be heavily fined/ year/3rd year class of the respective course College conducts two mandatory House expelled from the college. on the condition that such a candidate will Tests in theory papers: one in the month of 2. Absence from examination will entail a fine. have to clear the deficient subject/s if any, 3. A student Without an identity card will not be September and the other in December every within the permissible chances. allowed to take the examination. year. Deficiencies would be determined by the (a) For September Test, there is only one Principal at the time of admission under paper of one and half hours duration in Eligibility Rules for the University intimation to the University as well as to the each subject. The December test is Annual Examination students as per University rules. Mid-term conducted on the pattern of annual P.U. The students can appear in university migration from other universities is not Examination. There is a Special Test only permissible. A student migrating from a for those students who fail to fulfill the examination only if they fulfill the following conditions: college affiliated to Punjabi University, conditions of eligibility for appearing in Patiala/ Guru Nanak Dev University, (1) A student has to attend 75% of the total annual P.U. Examination. A m r i t s a r / Ku r u k s h e t ra U n i v e rs i t y, lectures delivered to the class in each (b) With a view to deal with the grievance of Kurukshetra & Himachal Pradesh University, subject including practical classes during students, if any, on account of scores Shimla to a college affiliated to the Panjab the whole academic year. obtained by them, the answer-books are University, Chandigarh must note that he will shown to them. Difference of opinion on (2) A student of B.A. / B.Sc. / B.Com., etc. not be admitted to the same course unless he the issue, if any, is sorted out with the must obtain at least 25% marks in produces: help of respective Heads of Departments aggregate of all subjects in terminal i) A m i g r a tio n c e r tific a t e f r o m t h e as well as the Principal of the College. examinations to be held in September university concerned. The September House Test carries a and December 2015. ii) The lower examination pass certificate, weightage of 40 percent, and December Note and House Test has weightage of 60 percent A special test may be held at the discretion of the iii) A lecture statement from the college he in each subject/paper towards internal Principal, and the student shall qualify in the migrates from. special test only if he/she obtains at least 30% assessment . The total weightage for Note marks in the aggregate of all the three elective both the Tests taken together is 10% of 1) Migration of a student from a professional subjects. If a student fails to obtain the required t h e t o t a l m a r k s i n e a c h t h e o r y College to an arts or science college and vice percentage of marks, his/her candidature from the versa is not permissible. paper/subject. The weightage of 10% University exam will be withdrawn. marks is added to each paper of B.A. / 2) A migration fee and eligibility fee shall be B.Sc. / B.Com/ B.C.A. etc. I, II, and III Year charged from every student coming from Environment Education & Road another University. 3) N o m i g r a tio n s h a l l b e a l l o w e d i n a Safety Examination Postgraduate Course from a college affiliated This is a compulsory qualifying paper, which to another university. the students have to study in the B.A. / B.Sc. / 4) Migration shall not be allowed after expiry of B.Com. / BBA / BCA 1st year. last date of receipt of admission forms of the annual examination without late fee. The students are required to qualify this 5) The migration shall be allowed only if the paper either in the 1st year, 2nd year or 3rd applicant is eligible for admission to the year of the course. The examination is co u rs e u n d e r t h e Pa n j a b U n i ve rs i t y conducted by the University. regulations. Note 6) When the migration of the student has been allowed, he/she must join the new college Admission criteria and course contents are subject within 15 days, failing which the migration to revision by the Panjab University. shall automatically stand cancelled.
Migration Rules Rules for Withdrawal A candidate who has passed his/ her 1st year 1. A student who wishes to leave the or 2nd year examination of B.A./B.Sc. college must apply in writing to the (General) / B.Com/ B.B.A/ B.C.A Course Principal; the application must be
22 countersigned by his parent or a Cancellation of Seats / Admissions certificates shall be ones issued by the responsible guardian. No student will be University/Board concerned only, and NOT Admission of all such students who fail to permitted to leave the college until he/ by any Principal of a School/College. attend atleast 33% of the total lectures she has cleared all the college dues. delivered and practicals held in all the In case a candidate happens to have 2. A student has to pay the college fees and papers during the first 10 days from the start surrendered the original certificate to an all other dues until his/ her name is of teaching work in the course concerned, institution/ office, as for re-evaluation etc., a formally withdrawn. shall be cancelled by the College after copy of the certificate duly attested by the following the procedure given below: candidate himself / herself, or a Class-1 Officer of the University or a Gazetted Officer 1. By the 12th day after the start of classes Refund of Fee may be considered, after a satisfactory for a particular course, that names of If a student withdraws before starting of the explanation from the candidate. Admissions those students who fail to attend at least course and the seat is filled, the college will based on such certificates shall be treated as 33% of the total lectures/ practicals shall refund the entire fee after deducting the provisional. be put up on the college Notice Board. processing fee of Rs. 1,000/- only. However, Within 4 days of the date of such notice, a A certificate, submitted by the candidate in if the student leaves after the start of the student who is so short of attendance support of a claim made by him/her, should course and the seat falling vacant is filled; may give in writing the reasons for be in the format prescribed by the issuing proportionate deduction of monthly fee will his/her absence from the classes. authority. No deviation from this shall be be made before refunding the fees. made. 2. I f a st u d e n t d o e s n o t s u b m i t a n a p p l i catio n i n w r i tin g w i t h i n t h e Certificate concerning gap years System of Continuous Assessment prescribed time as stated above, or the Candidates, whose career reflects a gap of for Postgraduate Classes reasons adduced by the student in y e a r s b e t w e e n p a s s i n g o f t h e l a s t The under mentioned mode of Testing and his/her application are not found to be examination and the admission being sought Evaluation is followed. sufficient and justified in the opinion of now by them, are required to furnish, at the the authorities, his/her admission shall time of application, an affidavit to the effect 1) Terminal Exam-80% be cancelled by the college. attested by the Magistrate 1st class that they 2) C o n tin u o u s A s s e s s m e n t - 2 0 % 3. All the seats thus falling vacant shall be were not involved in any offence/unlawful Continuous Assessment may include filled from the waiting list or through activities during the gap years. written assignments, snap tests, subsequent counseling. An affidavit in duplicate from each candidate participation in discussion in the class, having gap year seeking admission to the term papers, attendance, etc. 4. When the admission of the student is cancelled as stated above, the college College/Department to the effect that Continuous Assessment has been qualified shall display on the Notice Board the list h e /s h e wa s n o t d i s q u a l i fie d b y a ny as under: of the person(s) next in the waiting list Board/Body/ Council/University and he/she Three tests: I : 25 and make admissions accordingly. was not already registered with the Panjab II : 25 2 best tests = 50 Note University (wherever applicable), must be III : 25 obtained by the concerned College/ It is obligatory on the part of students to keep in Snap Tests : 15 touch with the college for the possibility of the Department before allowing admission. In Participation in class discussion : 10 seats to fall vacant. case the candidate was disqualified, the Term Paper : 15 In case a student absents himself continuously for period of disqualification and the activities in Attendance : 10 5 days, his/her name will be struck off the College which the candidate was involved during the Total 1 00 reduced to : 20 rolls automatically. period disqualification, should be indicated by the candidate in the said affidavit. Security Verification of Certificates Verification of SC/ST Certificates The admission of the SC/ST candidates Security deposited with the college at the All certificates submitted by the candidates producing the requisite certificates of being time of admission will be refunded when a at the time of application in support of their SC/ST for admission to various courses at this student leaves the college. The last date for claims shall be checked against the originals college/university is made provisional claiming the refund is 31st Oct., 2015. at the time of interview. subject to verification of the certificates from For the marks obtained, the original the issuing authority.
23 NOTE The proposed Fee Structure for all academic programmes for the Session 2014-15 is under active consideration of concerned authorities and will be available at the time of admission. Please bear with us. Academic Calendar
Schedule for the Academic Calendar for the Panjab University affiliated colleges (Arts, Science & Commerce) having Annual Examination for the Session 2014-15. Summer Vacation 26-05-2014 (Monday) to 06-07-2014 (Sunday) (42 days) Academic Calendar Colleges open on and normal admission for ongoing classes 07-07-2014 (Monday) Admission Schedule i) Normal Admission for ongoing and new classes 07-07-2014 (Monday) to 15-07-2014(Tuesday) (08 days) (except for those classes in which admission in through CET) ii) Late admission (for ongoing and new classes) to be allowed 16-07-2014 (Wednesday) to 28-07-2014 (Monday) (11 days) by the Principal of the College with late fee of Rs. 500/- per student Teaching starts i) For ongoing classes 10-07-2014 (Thursday) ii) For new classes 15-07-2014 (Tuesday) iii) Late admission in Panjab University affiliated colleges to be 30-07-2014 (Wednesday) to 20-08-2014 (Wednesday) (17 days) allowed by the Vice-Chancellor with late fee of Rs. 1800/- per student Academic Term-I 10-07-2014 (Thursday) to 01-10-2014 (Wednesday) (68 days) Autumn Break 02-10-2014 (Thursday) to 11-10-2014 (Saturday) (10 days) Academic Term II 13-10-2014 (Monday) to 27-12-2014 (Saturday) (60 days) Winter Break 29-12-2014 (Monday) to 14-01-2015 (Wednesday) (17 days) Academic Term- III 15-01-2015 (Thursday) to 20-03-2015 (Friday) (53 days) Annual Practical Exams / Preparatory Holidays 21-03-2015 (Saturday) to 01-04-2015 (Wednesday) Annual Theory Examination 02-04-2015 (Thursday onwards) (17 days) Summer Vacation (Tentative) 01-06-2015 (Monday) to 09-07-2015 (Thursday) (39 days) Total Teaching days of academic terms I, II & III= 68+60+53=181 days
Academic Calendar for the session 2014-15 for the Panjab University affiliated colleges with Under Graduate and Post Graduate courses having Semester System. Summer Vacation 26-05-2014 (Monday) to 06-07-2014 (Sunday) (42 days) Academic Calendar Colleges open on and normal admission for ongoing classes 07-07-2014 (Monday) Admission Schedule i) Normal Admission for ongoing and new classes 07-07-2014 (Monday) to 15-07-2014(Tuesday) (08 days) (except for those classes in which admission in through O-CET) ii) Late admission (for ongoing and new classes) to be allowed 16-07-2014 (Wednesday) to 28-07-2013 (Monday) (11 days) by the Principal of the College with late fee of Rs. 500/- per student Teaching starts i) For ongoing classes 10-07-2014 (Thursday) ii) Late admission in Panjab University affiliated colleges to be 30-07-2014 (Wednesday) to 20-08-2014 (Wednesday) (17 days) allowed by the Vice-Chancellor with late fee of Rs. 1800/- per student Academic Term-I (1st Semester) 10-07-2014 (Thursday) to 01-10-2014 (Wednesday) (68 days) Autumn Break 02-10-2014 (Thursday) to 11-10-2014 (Saturday) (10 days) College Re-opens after Autumn Break 13-10-2014 (Monday) to 17-12-2014 (Wednesday) (52 days) Total working days of Academic Term I = 68+52 = 120 days End Semester Examinations 18-12-2014 (Thursday) to 27-12-2014 (Saturday) (08 days) Winter Break 29-12-2014 (Monday) to 14-01-2015 (Wednesday) (17 days) Academic Term II (2nd Semester) College Re-opens after Semester Exam 15-01-2015 (Thursday) to 22-05-2015 (Friday) (104 days) Total teaching days of Academic Term II = 104 days End Semester Examinations 23-05-2015 (Saturday) to 30-05-2015 (Saturday) (07 days) Summer Vacation (Tentative) 01-06-2015 (Monday) to 09-07-2015 (Thursday) (39 days) Total working days of academic terms I & II =120+104=224 days
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Discipline Other than Academic Aid to Students The college lays special emphasis on the Prizes, Roll of Honour are also awarded for The college does its best to look after the maintenance of discipline and proper outstanding achievements in sports, needy and deserving students and arranges decorum in and outside the classrooms. community service and extra curricular help for them in the form of books, grants, activities Students are expected to show proper scholarships and lump sum grant from the respect to their teachers, be polite to one Students Aid Fund. Various organizations and another and show courtesy to the employees Hostel Admission individuals have also instituted some of the college. scholarships. The meritorious students in For admission to the College Hostels, a In order to create the right academic academics as well as in sports get incentives. separate Prospectus is available. Until For all the scholarships, the students have to atmosphere in the college, the students accompanied by his/her parent or a should maintain silence while moving on the a p p l y i n w r i tin g t o t h e P r i n c i p a l / responsible guardian, no student is admitted Scholarships Committee. campus and sitting in the Library. Movement to the Hostel. Admission to the College All types of State, Central Govt, scholarships from one room to another should be orderly. Hostels can be refused without assigning any are available in the college as follows: In vacant periods the students must move to reason. the Library. 1) The Govt, of India Scholarships under:- Hostels for Girls Absence from the composition or tutorial a) National Loan Scholarship Scheme Hostel accommodation will be provided period entails a fine and disciplinary action. b) National Talent Scholarship strictly on merit for 400 girls in the hostels c) Sports Talent Scholarship Smoking and ragging are strictly prohibited attached to the college campus. All essential d) Post Matric Scholarships for students on the College Campus and Hostel Premises. facilities are available to the boarders. belonging to Scheduled Castes. Crossing through lawns is to be avoided. Maintaining security, academic atmosphere e) Grants-in-aid scheme of scholarships No cycling is permitted on the College and providing hygienic food to the boarders to students from Non-Hindi speaking Campus. All cycles should be parked in the will receive utmost attention of authorities. states for Post Matric studies in space provided for them. The students are Hostel for Boys Hindi. not allowed to park cars either inside or Hostel accommodation will be provided f) National Merit Scholarship Scheme outside the College. strictly on merit for about 250 students. 2. U.T. Administration Scholarship for SC/ST Quarrels and disputes with fellow students students only. Ragging is strictly prohibited in or outside the should be avoided. A complaint in writing 3. Sports Authority of India Scholarship for hostels. Anyone found guilty will be dealt should at once be made to the Principal outstanding sportsmen. with strictly and may even be expelled from whenever there is a dispute. The students 4. Students Aid Fund Scholarshipfrom the the college. should not take the law into their own hands. UGC and partly from the college. Students who violate the above rules shall be 5. Donor Scholarships. liable to punishment which may be in the Counselling 6. T h e c o l l e g e a w a r d s fiv e s p e c i a l fo r m o f a h e av y fin e , w i t h d rawa l o f College also provides the services of a scholarships to deserving students of concessions and stipends and in extreme professional counsellor for the students who Sanskrit for the promotion of the cases, expulsion from the college. fall prey to the stress and strain of academic language. Use of mobile phones in teaching area by the burden or face other personal problems. students is strictly prohibited. A fine of Rs. 1000/- would be levied on any student caught violating this rule.
Prizes Academic On the Basis of University Examination Two prizes shall be awarded in each elective subject. If the total number of students in a subject is less than ten, there will be only one prize. The qualifying marks will be at least 60% for Science subject.
25 Half Fee Concession in Tuition Fees prescribed leave form available from the students have been provided with login ids office on payment. In case a student absents and passwords for accessing the e-resources. This is open to all students. For availing this himself/herself continuously for five days, concession, the income of the parents of the In keeping pace with the latest technology, his/her name will be struck off the college student from all sources should be up to Rs. the process of establishing a Digital Corner is rolls automatically. The maximum leave 1,00,000/-. per annum. The student has to fill in full swing which will be operational in the allowed to a student during the year is 15 a separate form, available in the college forthcoming Academic Session. And also the days only. In case of serious illness, the leave office in case he/she wishes to avail of this Library is being made air conditioned. You application must be submitted as soon as concession. can visit us at www.davchd.com/library.aspx. possible along with the medical certificate. Leave up to 3 days will be granted by the General Rules for Scholarships tutor and more than 3 days by the Principal. Library Rules 1. All cases for help are scrutinized by a duly 1. Books are issued to students as per their constituted committee College Magazine entitlement. 2. A lump sum aid is granted to: 2. A fine of Re 1/- per day per volume is The College magazine 'Nirmata' is run by an a) pay college dues charged for the books returned after the Editorial Board consisting of members of the b) meet hostel expenses due date. staff and students who have a flair for c) purchase books and 3. Reference books, text books, rare books writing. It gives an opportunity for self d) incur other expenditure considered and periodicals are not issued except for expression to the students in Sanskrit, Hindi, necessary and useful for the Student. consultation in the library Punjabi and English. The magazine has got 3. Applications are considered as long as 4. The students are required to possess Fine Arts, Science & Social Science, sections the funds last. their identity cards while inside the as well. Prizes are awarded to the best All students belonging to Scheduled Library/ Reading Rooms. Defaulters will student contributors in each section. Tr i b e s / S c h e d u l e d C a ste s / O t h e r be asked to leave and their cases will be Backward Classes will get application reported to the Principal. forms for Government of India/State 5. Books issued from the Library should be ke pt ca ref u l l y a n d i n n o ca s e b e Government scholarships from the College library college office and submit them duly underlined or disfigured. If a book is completed within one week from the The college library, the Heart and Hallmark of already damaged in any form, it should date of admission. There are two kinds of the Institution, is doing a yeoman’s job for its be reported to the issuing clerk or the a p p l i catio n fo r m s fo r S c h e d u l e d intellectual growth and development. It is a Librarian. Once the book is issued the Caste/Tribe students-one for the fresh knowledge based pool of print and e-reading student will be held responsible for the candidates and the other for renewal of material catering to the needs of the damage. those who enjoyed scholarships in the students and the esteemed faculty. The 6. The loss of a book should be reported to previous year. The College will not be prime focus is to deliver the best of current the library before the due date in the responsible if there is any delay in getting knowledge and information. The Library absence of which the usual fine will be the scholarship. serves as a portal from where the readers can charged. The borrower will be required seek information electronically and to replace it or to pay double its price Fee concessions, Stipends and scholarships expeditiously. along with his next college dues if the of all categories are liable to be withdrawn if book is not replaced. performance in studies falls or a student Library is making its humble contribution in 7. The students are expected to observe remains irregular in attendance or is found empowering the students with knowledge. silence in the Reading Room and not to guilty of misbehaviour. Deserving students, College has a multi-sectional, reader friendly disturb others in any way. who take part in Arya Samaj and Arya Yuvak Library providing need based and updated 8. Special Library service, for extended Parishad Activities, attend prayer meetings knowledge and information. In sync with hours, is provided near examination and other lectures and functions regularly constant changes in information and days. will be shown regard at the time of awarding communication technology, the Library is 9. Needy and meritorious students are concessions, stipends and allotment of seats equipped with 8 computers connected with issued books for the whole session. in the Hostel. Students can apply afresh for one server through LAN. SOUL software has concessions if they show creditable result in been used for the automation of the in- the House Examinations. house operation. Lal Chand Research Library College Library provides access to the e- resources to its members through N-LIST The Library has10,000 rare books and 8360 College Leave Rules Programme of INFLIBNET. Under this manuscripts. All these manuscripts written on fragile paper, brittle birch bark and palm Leave must be applied for in advance on the programme the faculty members and the leaves have been chemically treated,
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scanned, digitized and stored in DVD’s. Chandigarh and Phase-VI, Mohali Government. Original paper manuscripts have been b) Badminton: P.U. Gymnasium The uniforms issued to the cadets are to be laminated as well. c) Body Building: Bon'Sante, Sector 17, used with care. Any loss or damage shall be The Library caters to the needs of research Chandigarh and College Multi Gym made good by them. scholars from Indian and Abroad. Xerox d) Boxing: Sports Complex, Sector 46, copies and CD’s are provided to the research Chandigarh scholars on demand. A large number of e) Judo: Judo Hall, Sector 42, Chandigarh Societies and Clubs scholars from Japan, Berlin, Belgium, f) Lawn Tennis: CLTA Stadium, Sector 10, The college has a Dramatic Club, a Music London, Kyoto(Japan), California(USA), Chandigarh Club, Audio-Visual Society, a Fine Arts Club, a Austria and distant parts of India have been g) Swimming: Panjab University Swimming Hiking Club and a Photography Club. visiting this Library in pursuit of their Pool Debates, Paper Reading contests and research activities. h) Table Tennis: Table Tennis Hall, Sector 23, Declamations are organised in Sanskrit, Chandigarh English, Hindi and Punjabi. The History i) Wrestling: Dara Studio, Mohali A s s o c i a tio n , t h e Yo u n g S p e a k e r s ' Sports The college also arranges services of Association, the Planning Forum, the Political College students are required to take part in professional coaches from Sports Authority T h i n ke rs Fo r u m , t h e G e o g ra p h i c a l games regularly. Ample provision exists on of India / Chandigarh Sports Department for Association, the Science Association, the the college campus for various games and various sports. Bose Biological Association, the Hindi s p o r t s . T h e c o l l e g e p a r tic i p a t e s i n Parishad, the Punjabi Sahit Sabha and the tournaments of Cricket, Tennis, Table Tennis, Sanskrit Parishad, English Literary Society Badminton, KhoKho, Gymnastics, Yoga, Incentives to Sportsmen hold debates and declamation contests and Athletics Judo, Boxing, Cross Country, Relay a) Sports stipends arrange lectures and social functions. The races, Ball Badminton, Rowing, Water Polo, b) Sports talent scholarship (given by UT Students' Central Association coordinates Wrestling, Shooting, Softball, Squash Administration and NIS, Patiala) these and other cultural and social activities Racquet, Archery, Basketball, Swimming, c) Outstanding students are awarded in the College. The Sports Council looks after Netball, Chess, Power lifting, Best Physique, College Colours/ Roll of Honour. games and sports. The NSS, Blood Donors' Cycling, Kayaking, Canoeing and Handball. d) A running trophy and a cash prize of Rs. Association and Youth Service Club inculcate Sportsmen of outstanding merit are granted 2100/- is awarded to the best sportsman the spirit of social service in young students. handsome concessions. The sportsmen are of the year. This scholarship has been Tours and visits to historical places of cultural expected to establish healthy traditions donated by Principal S. Marriya in and scientific interest are arranged by regarding dress, behaviour and attitude. memory of his reverend mother. various societies. e) Sports Authority of India, Scholarships. f) Special quota of seats for admission is Sports Facilities reserved for sportsmen as per P.U. Rules. The Students' Central Association All latest physical education literature and The SCA is an important link in the redressal of students' grievances. It is also an asset to equipment are available with Department of National Cadet Corps Physical Education of the College. The t h e c o l l e g e i n t h e m a i n t e n a n c e o f following facilities are available. The college is known for the emphasis it lays d e co r u m / d i s c i p l i n e i n t h e co l l e ge ; 1) 13-station multipurpose gymnasium for on NCC training. All the three wings exist in arrangement of various college functions, conditioning the college. Students can join one of these etc. 2) Gymnasium hall with requisite apparatus wings depending on their aptitude and The Students' Central Association guards the 3) A football ground physical fitness. They are also prepared for best interests of the students. Our approach 4) Floodlit basketball court Regular commission in the Army, Navy and in this matter is reflected right from the way 5) Two badminton courts Air Force. we use the idea of students' election. We 6) One handball field As per NCC rules, a cadet is required to attend work from the belief that early exposure of 7) One volleyball field the annual training camp of the unit each the students to electoral process is a good 8) Two table tennis tables year and undergo service training for a idea, provided it is taken up in the right 9) One kho-kho court period of 65 hours or 96 periods or 32 manner. In our college we have reduced the 10) One softball field parades during the academic session. In intervention of the political groupings to the 11) One cricket field addition to this normal training, he is minimum level. In addition to the above, the following required to undergo further training for No doubt the student groups have affiliation facilities are made available to the students which he may volunteer and which may from with the student bodies of political parties. in different disciplines: time to time be sanctioned by the Ministry of The difference we make is that we involve all a) Athletics: Sports Complex, Sector 46, Defence, Government of India or by the State students in matters of their immediate
27 interest thus leaving them no space to from the library and students are admitted to D.A.V. College Alumni Association peddle the bad practices of the professional the Reading room and House Examination on The D.AV. College Alumni Association was politicians. These have no impact on our production of the Identity Card. Identity Card formally launched in 2002-03. The objectives students as they are made to strictly adhere is also necessary for participating in cultural of the Association are: to necessary election codes. Our students and social activities and for claiming railway contest the most peaceful election without concession. If it is lost another can be got i) to promote and inspire a feeling of taking recourse to the mean methods of issued on payment of Identity Card Charges. fraternity between all the old students. influencing the voters. Identity Card must be deposited back at the ii) to st re n gt h e n t h e l i n k a n d tie o f fellowship between the present Once the elected body is put in place, all time of leaving the college. Students are students, members of the teaching staff types of election fever and rivalries are expected to carry their identity cards with of D.A.V. College, Chandigarh and the old forgotten once and for all. Even those them to the college. students in the country and abroad. students who have lost in the contest iii) to promote and encourage active continue to get full attention if they bring up National Service Scheme interest in the progress and welfare of its the genuine problems concerning the members, students and old boys. students. The college has been allotted three units under National Service Scheme. Students Iv) to establish and organize centers at from all classes can apply for this. They are different places for fulfillment of its Identity Card/Smart Card Rules required to put in 120 hours of work per year objectives. v) where necessary to acquire and to own On joining the college each student is issued including a ten day camp. NSS volunteers property for the furtherance of the an Identity Card/Smart Card bearing his/her who attend NSS camps regularly get an objectives of the association. photograph, name and roll number. Students advantage over others in admission to vi) to arrange seminars, exhibitions, cultural are expected to carry their identity cards postgraduate classes. programmes, etc. from time to time to with them to the college. Books are issued promote the interest of its members.
College Calendar 2014-15 August Talent Hunt Competition 1st, 2nd week, Independence Day Celebration, Blood Donation Camp 3rd week. September Functions/Talks by various subject societies. Visit to the institute for the Blind, Drug De-addiction workshop, Welcome functions - Departmental Freshers' Parties, House Examinations. Autumn Break NSS Camp, Pulse Polio, Educational Tours/ Excursions October Three-day Cultural Festival, Havan/Pravachan at Ambedkar Colony, Dhanas, Eye Donation Camp, Participation in Youth Festival, Diwali Celebrations. November UGC Sposored Seminars, AIDS Awareness Workshop for School/College, Students Inter-College functions by various societies. December Semester examination for Undergraduate and Postgraduate Classes, Winter Break, Educational Tours / Excursions January Blood Donation Camp, UGC Sposored Seminars, Participation in Zonal Youth Festival, Republic Day Celebration February Sports Day, Farewell Functions (Hostels, Departments, etc) March Prize Distribution and Convocation May Semester Examination for Undergraduate and Postgraduate Classes
Sports Trials The sports trials for Boys and Girls for the session 2014-15 will be held in the College Campus as per the following schedule: Game Date Time Cricket, Judo, Swimming/Water Polo, Gymnastics, Chess and Squash Racket 08.07.2014 9:30 am Badminton, Gatka, Best Physique, Weight Lifting, Softball, Basketball, Kabaddi (NS) and Archery 09.07.2014 9:30 am Wrestling, Korfball, Handball, Fencing, Rowing/Kayaking/Canoeing and Yachting 10.07.2014 9:30 am Shooting, Ball Badminton, Boxing, Volleyball, Kho-Kho and Football 11.07.2014 9:30 am Athletics, Cross country, Cycling, Netball, Table Tennis, Yoga, Baseball and Lawn Tennis 12.07.2014 9:30 am NOTE: All the sports persons should come in proper Kit alongwith original Academic and Sports Certificates. The selection in the trial will be subject to admission in the College.
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Glimpses of the Panjab University Zonal Youth & Heritage Festival organised by DAV College on 9th October, 2013 Principles of Arya Samaj
1. God is the efficient cause of all true knowledge and Dharma that is, after deliberating what is right and all that is known through knowledge. wrong. 2. God is existent, intelligent and blissful. He is 6. The prime object of the Arya Samaj is to do good to formless, omniscient, just, merciful, unborn, the world, that is, to promote physical, spiritual and endless, unchangeable, beginning-less, unequalled, social good of everyone. the support of all, the master of all, omnipresent, 7. Our conduct towards all should be guided by love, immanent, un-aging, immortal, fearless, eternal and righteousness and justice. holy, and the maker of all. He alone is worthy of being 8. We should dispel Avidya (ignorance) and promote worshiped. Vidya (knowledge). 3. The Vedas are the scriptures of all true knowledge. It 9. No one should be content with promoting his/her is the paramount duty of all Aryas to read them, good only; on the contrary, one should look for teach them , recite them and to hear them being his/her good in promoting the good of all. read. 10. One should regard oneself under restriction to 4. One should always be ready to accept truth and to follow the rules of society calculated to promote the renounce untruth. well being of all, while in following the rules of 5. All acts should be performed in accordance with individual welfare all should be free.
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