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Ir. Iaun Filii ~ Il' PROSPECTUS . Ir. iAUN filii ~ Il' FACULTY OF flH£ ARTS THE MAHAR/UA SAYAJIRAO UNIVERSITY Of BARODA PROSPECTUS 1976·77 •• The full-blown lotus growing out or the lake symbolises the emergence of mind and its triumph over matter. The flame risiog from the centre of the lotus is the Dame of buman knowledge, spreading light and learning for the coming generations. The motto inscribed below the lotus defines the purpose and ex.istence of life which is lovo of beauty. goodness and intellectual curiosity," Table or Content§ Page Nos. Courses of study 1 Rules of admission 2 .m 'fit """ ~ '""'" Admission procedure S .m 1Pr.I 1Pr.I 'I{ 'Iil'Im The year's programme 6 fI1r.t ~ .m ~ Fees 7 .m ~ ... fdlil." ~ Scholarships, studentships, prizes 9 Ilfi qomft rc.al~~'11 !@iif(lqi\ '«'1m Special facilities 11 , Students organisations 13 , "'" ~ III1"W( ~ ~ '"' Details of courses 14 Preparatory Unit 15 Specialization Unit-Degree. Diploma 16 - I I "C' Post-graduate and Post-diploma Unit 22 Syllabi . 28 Certificate Courses 63 Rules regarding tests and examinations 67 Programme of tests and examinations 69 Rules regarding mark-lists .• 82 , Rules regarding Post-graduate studies including ~ . D. 82 Members of the Faculty and Administrative Staff 91 PrIe. R"~ Pbono No. : 64510 1176.77 Officers of the University 92 PrlDled at the Maharaja Sayajirao UDI~y of BaTOda P ..... Baroda. Calendar 93 2651 (SOO) 6-76. list of Holidays 94 • Courses of Study Thi s insti tut ion offers the fo ll owing regular courses : Post-Graduate o M.A. ( Fine) in Painting, Sculpture, Applied Arts, Graphic Arts, Art History, Art Criticism, Art Education. Degree a B.A. ( Fine) in Painting, Sculpture, Applied Arts, Art History. a Specialization in Painting, Sculpture, Applied Arts. Graphic Arts. , Diploma a Specialization in Painting, Sculpture, Applied Arts. Certificate o Training in Photography. Lithography. Woodcraft, Process (Block Making). Pottery and Ceramics, '- Metal Casting, Printing. Any department or section of this institution may accept a limited number of students for non-collegiate training. No degree, diploma or certificate will be awarded to these students. The degree and diploma courses consist of two years of preparatory training and three further years of speci­ li zation in a subject. The Post-Graduate and Post-Diploma courses consist of two years specialization in anyone of the following subjcetS: ' . IJ' i ~ 3 Painting o Creative Paintin~ . Degree and Diploma students have to seek readmission Portrait Painting. every year before the stipulated date. Thei r admission Mural Design. in the Second Year Preparatory, First Year Specialization, Sculpture Portraiture, Second Year Specialization and Third Year Specialization Monumental Sculpture, will depend on their completing satisfactorily the Stone Sculpture, previous year's courses and passin g fully in the annual Wood Sculpture. tests. Metal Sculpture, Admissions into lst Year Specializaton class of the Creative Sculpture. various departments wi ll be decided by a committee A pplied Arts o fllu stration, taking into consideratiou the capacity of the respective Vi sualization, departments and the special aptitude of students as Outdoor Publicity. shown ill their performance in the second year Pre­ Graphic Arts o Primmaking, paratory class, and each studenl be required to indicate Book Production. in his application form his order of preference for the Theory 0 Art History, available streams: Painting, Sculpture. Applied Arts, Art History. Art Criticism, Art Education. Students s~ekj n 2 admission into the M.A. ( Fine) and The ccnificate courses are of two years' duration. Post-Diploma courses should have the minimum quali­ fication of holding the B.A. ( Fine) Degree or Diploma Rules of Admission of this University or any recognized equiva lent thereto, with the same specifications. Students seeking adntission into the lirst year Preparatory All admissions into the M.A. ( Fine) and Post-Diploma Degree must have passed the S.s.c. or its equivalent courses will be made on the basis of the studems being rccoglllsed ~ Y the M. S. University, with English as one found suitable for the courses by the Head of the Depart­ of the subjects. Students seeking admission into the ment and the Dean. first year Preparatory Diploma must have passed the S.S.c. or it s equivalent recognized by the M. S. Uni­ Students holding Degrees and Diplomas recognised by vemty. the M. S. University as equivalent to the degree and All students seeking adntission into th e first year Pre­ Diploma of this Faculty and considered for admission paratory Degree or Diploma will have to appear for for lhe M.A. ( Fine ) or Post-Diploma courses may aptllude tests ltl have to join the third year class of B.A. (Fine) or Diploma to complete the pre-requisites if so desired I Drawing, by the Dean. 2 Design, 3 Clay Modelling, The details of the admission req uirements arc as 4 Colour and Sight, follows: 5 General Knowledge and be found suitable on the basis of these. M.A. ( Fine ) Painting Sculpture, Applied Arts: B.A. (Fine ) in tbe relevanl subject. Su~h students. as have pursued a previous two years' Graduate in Architecture may be con­ training. In FlOe Arts in a recognized Art School or sidered for M.A. ( Fi ne) course in \jOl verslty may be conSidered for exemption from the Monumental Sculpture. Students who hrst Preparatory year, provided they will clear a test in hold B.A. (Fine ) in Sculpture or Ap­ - ,C" ~ .:lire Hj~tory of Art, AJI other students will be considered plied Arts may be considered for tbe for adntission in the first Preparatory Y~,f\r ._ . M.A. (Fine) course in Mural Design 4 5 and those holding B.A. ( Fine) in Pain t- Students seeking admission into (he certifIcate courses 109 for the M.A . (Fine ) eourse in mu<t have studied at least for ooe year III the Illustration. Preparatory course or a similar course elsewhel:e and be found suitable for these courses from their per­ Post-Diploma Specialization III Pai nting, Sculptu re, formance, Applied Arts: Dip.loma in the rele vant subj ects of its If all Y of lhem has had no insti tu tional train ing but eqUIvalent rec~glli sed. by lhi s Uni ve rsity has wo rked professionally in th e subject for not less Students holdmg DIploma s ill Sculp­ than twO years and show proof of tili ' to the Secti onal ture and App/Jed Ans of thIS Uni versity Head, the Head of the Department and the Dean, he may be considered for Ihe Post­ may be considered for admission ill fi.rsl year of th e D iploma course ill Mural Desil!o and certificate course. if his back ground IS found satis­ student s holdi ng Diploma in Paintino factory. for Post-Di ploma course in lJIli s trat j o n~ M.A. ( Fine ) in Graphic Arts : Admission Procedure B.A. ( Fine) of th is Universi ty or any eqUIvalent degree recognised by this A studen t ;)ceking admi~::-.ioJ1 must apply on the pre­ Umverslty. The ' students should have ~c r j bed fo rm bf the Univers ity available from the omce taken Graphic ans as a subsid iary of the Faculty, on or before the 15th of June of eacil S ':lbj~cl for thei r degree or show COIl­ year. A stud en t seeking fresh ad mi s::,ion to a~l Y ~l1rse \,1 ~C:iOg proof of their aptirud e and of Ihis Factllt) must pay a fc e of Re. 1/· ( \\ Ilich IS not abl lllY to undergo these courses. refundable) along with hi s application, an aptitude lcst fee of Rs. 5/· ( if he seeks admission into B.A. ( Fine ) Post-Diploma in Gmphic Ans: or Diploma Courses ). failing wh ich hi s app lication will Diploma ill Fine Arts of Ihi s Uni vers ity not be considered . or equivalent diploma recogni sed by thIS UntVersily. The students should A student who has passed the S.S .c. e""nination of have taken Graphic ArtS as a subsidiary the Gujarat State S.S.c. Boaru. shall have to apply subj~ct for I he Diploma or show con­ for an Enrolment Certificate "long w'ith a fee of Rs. 10/· VJ~~Ing proof of their aptitude and to the Faculty office. abl1,ty to undergo th ese Co urses. StudeJl.ls mj grating fro m other Uni\ersit ies and EXhrnin­ M.A. ( Fine ) in An Education : ing bodies and seeking admission to this University B.A. (Fine ) of th i. University. on the strength of their having passed the recognized qualifying examjna~iQ n with . t.he requ~r~d, ~ ubjcct s_ shall M.A. ( Fine) in Ar( History: be required to obtam a provJSJona l Eltglblht)' Ce(llficate B.A. ( Fine ) Art History, B.A . ( Fine) from the Reoistrar. M. S. Universit y of Baroda and submit it along \~ ith his application for admission 10 any of the FlOe Arts or a Humanities degree with special aptitude and back­ Tile form of application for this certificate will be ground of the subj ect. available from the Registrar's office or the oRiee of the Faculty: it should be duly filled in by th e student and M.A. ( Fine) in Art Criticism: rcturned to the Registrar of the University with the B.A. (Fine) of this University or any req\'ired documents and thc p~esc[ ib ed fee ?f Rs: 2/­ B.A. degree examination of any re­ ( for students migratlllg from GUJarat State Umversllles ). cognized University wi th the necessary Rs. 20/- or Sh.
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