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Mahatma Gandhi Memorial College '' Mahatma Gandhi Memorial P. U. College Kunjibettu, Udupi - 576 102, Karnataka, INDIA

70 Years of Academic Excellence

Calendar & Hand Book 2019-2020 Our Founder

Padmashree Dr. T.M.A. PAI (1898 - 1979)

M.G.M. College

VISION A student of Mahatma Gandhi Memorial College will be an individual endowed with a spirit of enquiry, eager to acquire knowledge and skills, competent to be employed in his field, possessing qualities of leadership, responsible to family, society and nation, capable of appreciating aesthetics and understanding our cultural heritage and rational as well as humane in attitude. MISSION The Mahatma Gandhi Memorial College strives to provide students with quality education using innovative and humane methods of teaching and learning, to develop in them competence for employment as well as entrepreneurship, to promote their power of thinking and creative ability, to organize activities that will contribute to the understanding of their responsibilities to the family the society and the nation and to promote national integration through cordial relationship between and among stake holders. Under the aegis of the Academy of General Education, Manipal, the College has been well nurtured by the Mahatma Gandhi Memorial College Trust and College Governing Council, both of which have contributed a lot to shaping of this college as an “Institution of academic and cultural distinction”. We are proud to say that the MGM alumni constitute a considerable part of the Indian Diaspora. OBJECTIVES

l Character building

l Excellence in teaching-learning

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Sponsored by: THE ACADEMY OF GENERAL EDUCATION MANIPAL - 576 104 CALENDAR & HAND-BOOK 2019 - 2020

Issued by: THE MAHATMA GANDHI MEMORIAL COLLEGE TRUST

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“The End of All Knowledge must be building up of Character“ -Mahatma Gandhi Prayer Where the mind is without fear and the head is held high Where knowledge is free Where the world has not been broken up into fragments By narrow domestic walls Where words come out from the depth of truth Where tireless striving stretches its arms towards perfection Where the clear stream of reason has not lost its way Into the dreary desert sand of dead habit Where the mind is led forward by thee Into ever-widening thought and action Into that heaven of freedom, my Father, let my country awake Rabindranath Tagore

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2 Introduction Mahatma Gandhi Memorial College, Udupi, founded in the year 1949 by Dr. Tonse Madhava Ananth Pai was his dreamchild, visualised to bring education to the doors of the youth of Udupi and its neighbouring towns. Until then, there were only two colleges in the then Dakshina Kannada District and both were situated in Mangalore. Dr. Pai could inspire a band of enlightened citizens of Udupi to work towards founding the college in this town. The Project was termed then as the wildest of dreams. Dr. Pai faced many obstacles, and at one stage he had to even return the donations he had collected for the establishment of the college. But Dr. Pai, a man of grit that he was, did not forsake his dream of establishing the college. With sheer perseverence, he could mobilise public opinion in favour of the college and inspire and attract donors for this noble cause, irrespective of how much or how little they could contribute. Dr. Pai then had the task of bending the will of the much reluctant authorities of the Government and the University of Madras. With great effort, he secured the permission to found the college in the practically rural environs of Udupi. Dr. Pai’s perseverance in this regard was equal to the legendary perseverance of Bhagiratha who brought the heavenly waters of the Ganga down to the earth. Dr. Pai still had another hurdle in his path. The University and the concerned authorities, in accordance with the prejudices of the time refused to grant permission to admit lady students and the famous ‘Shantha versus University of Madras’ case was fought on the basis of equality of rights ensured by the Constitution of India. The matter, then in the court of Governor, Sri Prakash, was settled in favour of girls with the timely intervention of Smt. Indira Gandhi who was not yet a prominent political gure, but only Jawaharlal Nehru’s daughter. Things did not move very fast, public opinion was slow to change and it was an uphill task. However, once Dr. Pai sincerely set out on his mission he got tremendous and overwhelming support from all concerned. The Swamijis of the Ashtamatas of Udupi blessed the project. The public of Udupi willingly and freely offered shramadhan to raise the building on the site at Sagri where the college now stands. When the building was ready, in 1952, the college which was initially housed in an Elementary school was shifted to the present campus. A dedicated band of eminent citizens of Udupi stood by Dr. Pai and the dream of setting up a college became a reality. That was seven decades ago. Since then the college has witnessed phenomenal growth and expansion. It is a premier Institution sponsored by the Academy of General Education, Manipal and a pathbreaker to the citizens of many other towns who saw in Dr. Pai, a mentor and guide to help them in

3 similar ventures. The era of higher education in the district also ushered in an economic revolution. The college celebrated its Silver Jubilee, Golden Jubilee and the Diamond Jubilee with great splendour. We can recall with pride the milestones in the path of the development of the college, including the inauguration of Madhava Raksha, the magnicent new Administrative Block by Dr. Murali Manohar Joshi, (Ex-Hon’ble Minister for Human Resources Development) on the occasion of inaugurating the Birth Centenary Celebrations of our founder Dr. TMA Pai. The college is the rst educational institution founded by Dr. T.M.A. Pai under the Academy of General Education, Manipal which is celebrating its Platinum Jubilee this year. The college is a premier institution with its dynamic faculty known for their scholarship and academic excellence. It also has a dedicated band of non-teaching staff who look into the diverse administrative tasks of the college. The college has carved a niche for itself in these sixty nine years of its existence. The college began functioning with stalwarts and pioneers in the eld of education like Prof. H. Sunder Rao, Prof. K.S. Haridas Bhat, who rmly established a tradition of academic and cultural activities in the campus, which was ably carried on by Prof. K Ramdas, Prof. K.K. Easwaran, Prof. K. Rama Bhat, Dr. Alwyn D’Souza, Prof. K Shreesha Acharya, Prof. P.N. Narasimhamurthy, Prof. S. Daniel, Prof. Dr. Gopalan Puthuseri, Prof. Ganapathi Bhat, Prof. M.L. Samaga, Prof. Dr. Jayaprakash Mavinakuli, Dr. P. Venkatramana Gowda, Dr. N. Hala Naik, Mrs. Kusuma Kamath and Dr. Sandhya R. Nambiar. The college has a state of the art library (Granthaloka) which has a rare collection of books. A Library with more than one lakh volumes, innumerable journals and periodicals which could do credit even to a University, a roll of honour with names of rank holders entered every year. The Department of German Language is unceasingly at work throughout the year. The college has a centre for Gandhian studies which conducts research and organizes workshops and seminars on Gandhian thought.The college provides a forum for many cultural organizations like the Rashtrakavi Govinda Pai Samshodhana Kendra, the Regional Resources Centre for Folk Performing Arts and Yakshagana Kendra to hold the mega events which provide a rare opportunity for the students and teachers of the college to extend the horizon of their knowledge. Cultural activities like the Vadiraja Kanakadasa Music Festival taking place every year, various activities organized by the students

4 have brought to MGM College the status of an eminent educational institution. The management caters to all the academic requirements of the students. The college offers a post graduation course in Computer Science to impart higher education to the aspiring students. Every year several students get placement in reputed companies which come to the campus for recruitment. Career Oriented Add-on courses sponsored by the U G C enables the students to acquire additional skills and have an edge over the others. The college also strives for the all round personality development of the students. By giving emphasis not only to academics but also Co-curricular and extra curricular activities. The academically oriented and well accomplished staff of the college have earned a reputation for their unstinted devotion to work. Presently the college has seven teachers with Ph.D. degree and Fourteen with M.Phil degree. Many members of the faculty are involved in research work for their doctoral degree from different Universities in their respective elds of study. A few members are recognised as Ph.D. guides to different Universities. A number of students represent the College at the State and National levels in extracurricular and co-curricular activities. The NCC (Army & Navy wing) the NSS Rangers, Youth Red Cross functioning efciently. This year we have the Rovers chapter too. The College offers value added education and sensitises the students to the local customs and rich cultural heritage. The College has a visionary and supportive Management Committee. In accordance with the order of the Government of Karnataka, the Mahatma Gandhi Memorial College now has been bifurcated into Mahatma Gandhi Memorial College and Mahatma Gandhi Pre-University College, on the same campus. Since 2001-2002 after the bifurcation the Pre-University College was ably led by Mrs. Padmavathi Badkillaya, Mr. S. R. Arun Kumar & Mrs. Anusuya Karkera. The College Trust has been the most enlightened one and spares no effort to take the college to its pinnacle. Sri T. Mohandas Pai, President of both the Governing Council and the College Trust has taken on the responsibility of spearheading the various activities of the college. He continues the heritage of Dr. Pai of liberally sanctioning worthwhile projects to the College, intended to improve the amenities for the students and the staff. Presently Mahatma Gandhi Memorial College is headed by Dr. M. G. Vijay and Mahatma Gandhi P.U. College by Ms. Malathi Devi and under their able guidance, zeal and dedication, the College is scaling greater heights with a team of dedicated teachers.

5 Mahatma Gandhi Memorial College UDUPI - 576 102 AND Mahatma Gandhi Memorial Pre-University College UDUPI - 576 102

MANAGEMENT The Colleges are managed by the Mahatma Gandhi Memorial Trust, a registered body, having full control over the affairs of the Institutions. It is appointed by the Academy of General Education, Manipal. COLLEGE TRUST DEGREE PU Sri T. Mohandas M. Pai (President) Sri T. Mohandas M.Pai (President) Dr. Ranjan R. Pai, (Member) Dr. Ranjan R. Pai, (Member) Dr. H. S. Ballal, (Member) Dr. H. Shantaram, (Member) Sri T. Sathish U. Pai, (Member) Dr. Narayan Sabahit (Member) Dr. Vinod Bhat, (Member) Dr. H. Vinod Bhat, (Member) Dr. H. Shantaram, (Member) Dr. M. G. Vijay Dr. M G Vijay (Principal, Degree College & Secretary) (Principal, Degree College & Secretary) Mrs. Malathi Devi A. (Principal, PU College, Member)

GOVERNING COUNCIL OF THE COLLEGES Sri T. Mohandas M. Pai, (President) Dr. Ranjan R. Pai, (Member) Dr. H. S. Ballal, (Member) Sri T. Sathish U. Pai, (Member) Dr. H. Shantaram, (Member) Dr. Narayan Sabahit (Member) Dr. Devidas S. Naik (Teacher Representative) Mr. Arun Kumar B (Teacher Representative, Member) President of PTA (Member) Secretary of PTA (Member) Mrs. Malathi Devi A., (Principal, PU College, Member) Dr. M. G. Vijay, (Principal, Degree College & Secretary)

6 COLLEGE STAFF COUNCIL Dr. M.G. Vijay, M.Sc., M.Phil, Ph.D., Principal & Ex-Officio President Mrs. Malathi Devi, M.Sc., Principal, PU College Dr. Devidas Naik, M.A. Ph.D. Mr. Surendranath Shetty, M.A., M.Phil Mr. Ramesh K., M.Com Mrs. Shailaja H. M.Sc., M. Phil Mr. Laxminarayana Karanth, M.A., M.Phil. Mr. Arun Kumar B., M.Sc. Mrs. Usharani S. Suvarna, M.Sc., M. Phil. Mrs. Vinodini B. M.Sc. Mrs. Saraswathi T., M.Sc., B.Ed. Mrs. Vasumathi Bhat, M.A. Mrs. Jayashree Nayak, M.P.Ed., M.Phil Dr. Puthi Vasanth Kumar, M.A., M.Phil, Ph.D. Mr. Vishwanath Pai M., B.E., CNE, M.Sc. (IT), M.Phil. Mr. Subodh Pai, M.A. Mr. Santhosh Shetti. MA, B.Ed. Mr. Manjunath Kamath, M.C.J. Ms. Akshatha Adiga, M.Sc. Mr. Kishore H. V., M.LiSc Mr. Vinith Rao, M.A. THE COLLEGE STAFF PRINCIPAL : Dr. M.G. Vijay, M.Sc., M.Phil, Ph.D., Dept. of Physics PRINCIPAL OF P.U. COLLEGE : Mrs. Malathi Devi, M.Sc., Dept. of Physics DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH : Degree: Dr. Devidas S. Naik M.A., Ph.D. Mrs. Ashwini C. Acharya, M.A. Ms. Mithali Hegde, M.A. Mrs. Swarnalatha, M.A. PUC: Mrs. Sowmyalatha A., M.A. Mrs. Sindhu K. K., M.A., L.L.B. Mrs. Sharada U., M.A. Mrs. Vanishree R. Rao, M.A., M.Ed. DEPARTMENT OF KANNADA : Degree: Dr. Puthi Vasanth Kumar, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D. Mrs. Sheela, M.A. Mr. Prasanth M.A. PUC: Dr. Kathyayini Kunjibettu, M.A., Ph.D. DEPARTMENT OF HINDI : Degree: Mr. Santosh C. Shetti, M.A., B.Ed. PUC: Ms. Nayana Attavar, M.A. Mrs. Kalpana R. Shet, M.A., M.Phil

7 DEPARTMENT OF SANSKRIT : Degree: Mrs. Vasumathi Bhat, M.A., H.O.D. Dr. Vijayalakshmi M. M.A. Ph.D. PUC: Mr. Muralidhar N., M.A. DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY : Degree: Mr. Subodh Pai, M.A., H.O.D. Mrs. Latha Nayak, M.A., M.Phil. DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS : Degree: Mr. Laxminarayana Karanth, M.A., H.O.D. Ms. Priyashree K.T., M.A. Mrs. Jyosthna, M.A. PUC: Mrs. Meenakshi G., M.A. DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE Degree: Mr. Surendranath Shetty, M.A., M.Phil, H.O.D. Mr. Vidyanath K., M.A. Ms. Adithi Bhat, M.A. DPEARTMENT OF JOURNALISM Mr. Manjunath Kamath, M.C.J. HOD Mr. Suchith Kotan, M.C.J. DEPARTMENT OF SOCIOLOGY Mr. Rohith Amin, M.A., L.L.B. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE : Degree: Mr. Ramesh K., M.Com. HOD Mrs. Vanitha, M.Com. Mr. Anil Kumar B., M.Com. C.A. Shridhar Kamath, M.B.A. Mrs. Mamatha, M.Com. Mrs. Mallika A. Shetty, M.Com., M.B.A. Mr. K. Ramachandra Bhat, M.Com Ms. Raksha Shenoy, M.Com Ms. Sangeetha Pai, Barkur, M.Com C.A. Anandatheertha C.A. Preethish D’sa PUC: Mrs. Geetha Naik, M.Com. Mrs. Chanchalakshi, M.Com. DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS : Degree: Mrs. Saraswathi T., M.Sc., B.Ed. H.O.D. Ms. Navya, M.Sc. Mrs. Chaithra Poojary, M.Sc. Mrs. Umadevi P., M.Sc., B.Ed. PUC: Ms. Pratheeksha, U., M.Sc. Mrs. Chandrika Shetty, M.Sc., B.Ed. Mrs. Vijetha Rao, M.Sc.

8 Mrs. Sandhya N. M.Sc. Ms. Sowmya K. M.Sc. DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS : Degree: Dr. M. G. Vijaya, M.Sc., M.Phil, Ph.D. Mrs. Shailaja H., M.Sc., M.Phil. (HOD) Mrs. Swathi, M.Sc. Mrs. Sandhya, M.Sc., B.Ed. Mrs. Spoorthi K. M.Sc. Ms. Meghavarsha Padiyar, M.Sc. Mrs. Ramyashree G. V. M.Sc. Ms. Surabhi M. Sc. PUC: Mrs. Malathi Devi, M.Sc., PU Principal Mr. Neelakanta Dandothi, M.Sc. Mrs. Suprabha K., M.Sc. Mrs. Soumyalatha, M.Sc. Ms. Rohini Nayak, M.Sc. Mr. Prakash, M.Sc. Mrs. Vrinda, M.Sc., B.Ed. Mr. Mahesh Shenoy, M.Sc. DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY : Degree: Mr. Arun Kumar B., M.Sc., H.O.D. Mr. K. Bhaskara Acharya, M.Sc. Mrs. Veera Ida Pinto, M.Sc. Mr. Avinash K., M.Sc. Ms. Priya S. M.Sc. PUC: Dr. Babu M., M.Sc., Ph.D. Mrs. Pushpalatha, M.Sc. Mrs. Rekha, M.Sc. Mrs. Pooja, M.Sc. Ms. Soumya Nayak, M.Sc. Mr. Arun,M.Sc. Mr. Mahesh A., M.Sc. DEPARTMENT OF STATISTICS : Degree: Mr. Umesh Pai, M.Sc. (on Deputation) Ms. Akshatha Adiga, M.Sc. Ms. Sharanya, M.Sc. PUC: Mrs. Shyamala V. G., M.Sc., M.Phil. Ms. Anvitha, M.Sc. Ms. Swathi, M.Sc. DEPARTMENT OF BOTANY : Ms. Usharani S. Suvarna, M.Sc., M.Phil, H.O.D. Ms. Gayathri Pai. M.Sc., M.Phil (on Deputation) Mrs. Supreetha M. Rao, M.Sc. Ms. Shruthi Nayak, M.Sc.

9 DEPARTMENT OF ZOOLOGY : Ms. Vinodini B., M.Sc., H.O.D. Mrs. Yashashwini B., M.Sc. Dr. Maneetha T. K., M.Sc., BEd, Ph.D. DEPARTMENT OF BIOLOGY: PUC: Mrs. Anitha R. Shetty, M.Sc. Ms. Divya Kanchan, M.Sc. Ms. Swathi Y., M.Sc. Ms. Anagha Bharadwaj B. DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE : Degree: Mr. Vishwanatha Pai M., B.E., CNE, M.Sc. (IT), M.Phil., H.O.D. Mrs. Praveena Kumari, M.K., M.Sc., M.C.A., M.Phil Mrs. Anupama Ajith, M.C.A. Mr. Rajamoorthi Rao, B.E. Mrs. Deepali Kamath, M.C.A. Mrs. Jayanthi R. Prabhu, B.E., M.C.A. Mrs. Rekha N. Chandra, M.Sc., (IT), M.Phil. Mrs. Pavithra, M.Sc. Mrs. Kavitha L Poojary, M.C.A Mrs. Shilpa Shanubhog, M.Sc., (IT) Ms. Ramya Kotian, M.Sc. Ms. Rashmi, B.C.A., M.Sc. (IT) Mrs. Chitra K., B.Sc., PGDCA, Computer Programmer Mrs. Shaila M., B.C.A., M.C.A., Computer Programmer Mr. Mithun S. B.C.A., Computer Programmer Ms. Akshatha Nayak, B.C.A. Computer Programmer Mr. Dinesha, B.C.A. Mr. Sanath, M.Sc. Ms. Megha, M.Sc. Mr. Ganesh, M.Sc. Ms. Pallavi, M.Sc. Ms. Sunitha, M.Sc. PUC: Mr. Vivek Nayak, M.C.A. Mr. Ganesh Hegde, M.Sc. Ms. Bharathi Nayak M., M.C.A. Ms. Reshma, M.Sc. DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION : Degree: Mrs. Jayshree Nayak M.P.Ed., M.Phil., H.O.D. PUC: Mr. Sathish Kumar Hegde, M.P.Ed., M.Phil. DEPARTMENT OF GERMAN : Dr. N. T. Bhat, M.A., (Eng.), M.A. (Ger.), Ph.D. (Ger.) Mrs. Amitha Rao LIBRARY & INFORMATION CENTRE : Mr. Kishore H.V., MLiSc., Librarian 10 DEPARTMENT OF GANDHIAN STUDIES : Mr. Vinith Rao, M.A., Researcher & Co-ordinator NON-TEACHING STAFF - Degree : Mr. Babu, B.A., Manager Mrs. Vilasini, Clerk cum Typist Mr. Vasanth Kumar B.T., B.E., (E & E) F.D.A Mr. Suresh Sherigar - SDA Mr. Prabhakar - SDA Mr. Anil Naik - SDA Mr. Jagadeesh - SDA Mr. Harisha Mrs. Asha R Kedilaya Mrs. Savitha Mrs. Nithyananda Kamath Mrs. Hemavathi Mr. Subrahmanya Shenoy Mrs. Anasuya S V NON-CLERICAL STAFF - Degree : Mr. K. Manzoor Saheb Mr. Madhava Naik Mr. Mohandas Rao U. Mr. Shukur Saheb Mrs. Lakshmi Mrs. Geetha Devadiga Mrs. Sunanda Nayak Mrs. Shobha Mr. Satish, (Electrician) Mr. Vijay Mrs. Asha Mr. Krishnanand Mrs. Shantha NON-TEACHING STAFF - P.U.: Mr. Krishna Kumar, FDA Mr. Ganesh Kumar, B.Sc., B.LISc, SDA Mrs. K. Kusuma, Typist Mrs. Roopa Kini Mrs, Mamatha Prabhu Mrs. Gunavathi Ms. Ashwini Mrs. Anitha Shenoy NON-CLERICAL STAFF - P.U.: Mr. M. Ganesh Mr. Ganesh Kotian Mr. Gopala K. Ms. Sharada

11 Mrs. Sunanda Mrs. Manjula Mr. Satish Mr. Manohar HOSTEL FOR WOMEN: Mrs. Jayalaxmi M. Rao, B.Com., Warden Mrs. Sumana, Office Assistant KARNATAKA STATE OPEN UNIVERSITY STUDY CENTRE: Co-ordinator : Dr. M. G. Vijay, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D. Asst. Co-ordinator: Mr. Vidyanath, M.A ESTATE MANAGER : Mr. Shridhar Nayak LIBRARY ADVISORY COMMITTEE 1. Dr. M. G. Vijay, Chairman 2. Mrs. Malathi Devi 3. Mr. Kishore H.V., Librarian & Convener 4. Dr. Devidas S. Naik, Member 5. Mr. Arun Kumar B., Member 6. Mr. Surendranath Shetty, Member 7. Mr.Vishwanath Pai M, Member 8. Mrs. Vinodini. Member 9. Mrs. Usharani S.Suvarna, Member 10. Dr.Puthi Vasanth Kumar, Member 11. Mr. Vinith Rao, (Special Invitee) ALUMNI FORUM: President : Prof. M. L. Samaga (Retd. Principal M.G.M College) Secretary : Mr. Chittaranjan Hegde Treasurer : C.A. Bharathesh Ballal Student Welfare Officer : Mr. Ramesh K. IQAC & NAAC : Mr. Arun Kumar B. (Co-ordinator) EI & CG Bureau & : Mr. Vishwanath Pai M. (Convener) Placement Cell Skill Development Centre: Mr. Ramachandra Bhat (Nodal Officer) HRD and TQM NCC Naval Unit : Sub Lt. Santosh C. Shetti Officer (Senior Division) NCC Army Unit : Lt. Navya, ANO NSS- UNIT : Mr. Suchith Kotian Ms. Priyashree K.T. Rangers Unit : Mrs. Vanitha (Convener)

12 Rovers Unit : Mr. Avinash Youth Red Cross : Mr. Laxminarayana Karanth (Convener) Sports Club : Mrs. Jayashree Nayak (Convener For Degree & PG) Mr. Sathish Kumar Hegde (Convener For PU) Arts Club : Mr. Surendranath Shetty (Convener) Commerce Club : Mr. Ramachandra Bhat (Convener) Science Club : Mrs. Shailaja (Convener) Eco Club : Mrs. Usharani S. Suvarna (Convener) IT Club : Mr. Vishwanatha Pai M. (Convener) Literary & Fine Arts Club : Mrs. Vasumathi Bhat (Convener) Photography Club : Mr. Manjunath Kamath (Convener) Philately Club : Mrs. Adithi Yakshagana and Nataka Ranga: Dr. Puthi Vasanth Kumar (Convener) Anti-ragging Committee : Dr. M. G. Vijay (Chairman & Degree Principal) Mrs. Malathi Devi (PU Principal) & Staff Council Students’ Grievance and Counselling Cell : Dr. Devidas S. Naik (Convener) Women’s Harassment Redressal Cell : Mrs. Vinodini B. (Convener) Women’s Counsellors : Mrs. Latha Nayak (Convener) Women’s Welfare Cell : Mrs. Jayashree Nayak (Convener) Human Rights & Religious Harmony Cell : Mr. Vidyanath (Convener) Alumni Cell : Mr. Bhaskar Acharya (Convener) Free Mid-day Meals : Dr. M. G. Vijay (Degree Principal) Mrs. Malathi Devi (PU Principal) Mr. Anil Kumar B. (Convener) Research Cell : Dr. Devidas Naik (Convener)

13 Attendance Committee : Mrs. Vinodini B. (Convener) Mr. Suresh Sherigar Examination Committee : Mrs. Saraswathi T. (Convener) Mr. Harish Cumulative Records : Mrs. Veera Ida Pinto (Convener) Scholarship Counselling Cell : Mr. Vidyanath (Convener) Mrs. Asha Kedilaya Sagri Sentinel : Mrs. Ashwini Acharya (Convener) Kannada Sangha : Dr. Puthi Vasanth Kumar (Convener) English Forum (Degree) : Dr. Devidas S. Naik (Convener) Mrs. Sowmyalatha A. (Convener) Hindi Association : Mr. Santosh Shetti (Convener) Tulu Association : Dr. Puthi Vasanth Kumar (Convener) College Prospectus : Dr. M. G. Vijay and Calendar (Chairman, Degree Principal) Mrs. Malathi Devi (PU Principal) College Magazine : Dr. Devidas Naik Dr. Puthi Vasanth Kumar Reports to News Papers : Mr. Surendranath Shetty Mr. Suchith Kotian Programme Documentation: Mr. Manjunath Kamath Mrs. Vilasini Students’ : Dr. M. G. Vijay (President) Co-operative Stores Mr. Anil Kumar B. (Honorary Secretary) Mr. Udaya B. (Sales Clerk) GANDHI ADHYAYANA KENDRA : Executive Committee : Sri T. Mohandas Pai, Chairman Dr. H. Shantharam Smt. Sandhya Pai Sri K. M. Udupa Dr. M. G. Vijay - Director Research Staff : Mr. Vinith Rao Co-ordinator

14 COURSES OFFERED: POST GRADUATION

Two year Postgraduation course (Four Semesters)

M.Sc. - Computer Science

COURSES OFFERED : DEGREE Three Year Degree Courses (Semester) : B.A., B.Sc., B.Com. and BCA. Language Stream: English and any one of the following languages: Kannada, Hindi and Sanskrit. OPTIONAL STREAM B.A. Degree i. Economics, History and Political Science (EHP ii. Economics, History and English, (EHE) iii. Journalism, Kannada, Political Science (JKP) B.Sc. Degree i. Botany, Zoology and Chemistry (BZC) ii. Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry (MPC) iii. Mathematics, Statistics and Physics (MSP) iv. Mathematics, Physics and Computer Science (MPCs) v. Mathematics, Statistics and Computer Science (MSCs) B.Com. Degree (General) B.Com. (Vocational Course) (Taxation) : Financial Accountancy, Tax Procedure-I, Tax Procedure-II B.C.A. Degree (Bachelor of Computer Application)

Pre University Course HEPS- History, Economics, Political Science, Sociology PCMB - Physics, Chemistry, Maths, Biology PCMS - Physics, Chemistry, Maths, Statistics PCMCs - Physics, Chemistry, Maths, Computer Science SEABs - Statistics, Economics, Accountancy, Business MSABs- Basic Maths, Statistics, Accountancy, Business Studies BEACs- Business Studies, Statistics, Accountancy, Computer Science BSACs - Business Studies, Economics, Accountancy, Computer Science

Part-Time Courses in German

15 MAY 2019

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for II PUC T . Dr Smriti Din

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“From Virtue Springs Knowledge”

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Nagara Panchami TUE 13 27 20 6 AUGUST 2019 WED 14 28 PUC Talents Day 21 19 7 I Internal THU 15 29 22 Independence 8 Day 1 Assessment FRI 16 23 30 9 2

Krishnashtami T est SA 17 10 24 31 3 T Degree PTA Vittla Pindi PUC PTA SEPTEMBER 2019

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22 23 24 25 26 27 28 AC Starts V PU Midterm

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“The end of all knowledge must be building up of character”

20 OCTOBER 2019

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10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Kanakadasa Jayanthi

17 18 19 20 21 22 23 PUC Sports Day

24 25 26 27 28 29 30 PUC Endowment Prize Distributtion PUC College Day

“You have to dream before your dreams come true”

22 DECEMBER 2019

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“Be the change you want to see in this world”

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“We are what our thoughts have made us, so take care of what you think”

26 APRIL 2020

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“C»A¸ÉAiÉÄà ¥ÀgÀªÀÄzsÀªÀÄð” 27 College Timings : For Degree Monday to Friday : 9 am to 5.00 pm Saturday : 9 am to 1.05 pm

For PUC Monday to Friday : 9 am to 4.10 pm Saturday : 9 am to 12.35 pm

PAYMENT OF FEES Students shall pay his/her fee on the day xed for the purpose in the Calendar, if not he/she shall have to pay a ne as per the university norms. If the fee with ne is not paid within last day for fee collection with ne, the student’s name shall be removed from the rolls. He/She will be readmitted only after he/she pays all his/ her arrears including ne and readmission fee.

COLLEGE EXAMINATIONS DEGREE: 1. Degree students shall take two Internal Assessment Tests, in each semester. 2. No student shall absent himself/herself from any examination or class test without prior permission in person, wherever possible, from the Principal or in the case of the class-tests, from the lecturer concerned. Violation of these rules may result in the imposition of such penalties as the Principal may deem necessary. 3. Re-admission to the successive semesters will depend upon the progress of the student as shown in his/her examination and tests, on his/her conduct, behaviour and regularity in attendance.

PUC: Rules regarding conduct of Pre-University Class examinations/Annual Examination: i) Minimum attendance: A student to be permitted to take the annual examination, must have put in 75% of the number of working periods in each subject. ii) There will be two Tests, one Mid term examination in Sept-Oct and a Preparatory Examination in Jan-Feb. iii) The District Level I PUC Public examination results will be declared as per the rules of Pre-university Board. iv) There will be Supplementary Examination for failed I year PU students.

28 v) Candidates who pass in all subjects of the I Year P.U.C. Annual Examination only are eligible for admission to the II Year P.U.C.

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DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION The College has a well-equipped Department of Physical Education. Well laid out playgrounds are available on the College Campus for organising various games and sports. Separate facilities for men and women are provided. We have an indoor stadium with multigym facilities and indoor games. Students are required to make use of all the facilities available and

29 equip themselves with credit. For the efcient functioning of the Physical Education Department, a Physical Education Committee is formed. The Committee comprises the Principal as the Ex-ofcio President, some staff- members and student representatives selected by the Principal. The Physical Education Committee shall lay out the general policy regarding the Sports and Games activities in the College and decide on matters connected with them. In case of any difference of opinion the decision of the Principal shall be nal.

1. Captains for the various games will be nominated by the Physical Director of the College. 2. Players for the representative teams in various games will be selected from among the players who are regular both for practice and for intramural games competitions. The selections will be made by the Physical Director in consultation with the members of Physical Education Committee. 3. Teams which do not comply with the instructions of the Physical Education teacher and are very irregular for practice will not participate in any competitions. 4. If the players selected are irregular for practice or if their conduct is not good they will not be permitted to participate in any tournament and such persons may have to pay back the expenses incurred for providing them with uniforms and such other things. 5. All players should come in proper uniform for the various games and sports. 6. In all games and sports the players are required to conduct themselves properly both on and off the elds. Each player in expected to exhibit team spirit 7. Students who receive the materials from the games room should return them safely to the person who has issued them. 8. The Playground should he kept clean. The materials used for sports and games shall be handled with care. 9. No student is permitted to play outdoor games on the campus during working hours. 10. No student on the rolls of the College is permitted to play in any external team in a particular event without the permission of the Principal. 11. In all matters of discipline Principal’s decision will be nal.

30 LADIES’ HOSTEL “Sri Vadiraja Vidyarthini Nilaya” the ladies’ hostel accommodate, about 230 students. All the Inmates of the hostel are required to keep the hostel neat & tidy with strict adherence to rules & regulations of the hostel. Accommodation for 65 students, is available in the Deluxe Ladies’ Hostel with latest amenities and facilities.

LIBRARY Granthaloka- is a full edged library with Ku.Shi. Jnana Mantapa - the reference library, separate reading rooms for boys and girls. Library catalogue has been computerised. Delnet, Inibnet, Internet. OPAC and reprographic facitities are provided. The Language Lab, Gandhian Centre are housed in the Library.

THE M.G.M. COLLEGE STUDENTS’ CO-OPERATIVE STORES (REGD.) The Store was registered in June 1952 (L. 720) as a Co-operative Society and all students of the College are its Associate Members or Share-holders. The store .supplies all the text-books and stationery articles required by the students. Students are requested in their own interest to buy their requirements from the store. The prots of the store are distributed as scholarships to needy students.

NATIONAL CADET CORPS, NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME, RANGER UNIT, YOUTH RED CROSS Students are advised to join NCC (Naval Wing for boys as well as girls and Army Wing for girls). Students with NCC’Certicate (C) get an extra credit while seeking opportunities for higher education or employment. The National Service Scheme (N.S.S.) aims at involving the youth in the service of the community. It will train them to full their social responsibility as citizens. N.S.S. is education through service. The N.S.S. Units of the College (consisting of 200 members) have a ne record of service for the past many years. The Ranger Unit of the college provides opportunities to the girls to train themselves in self discipline and social service. The Youth Red Cross provides opportunities to the students to participate in social work and it develops their personality. Rovers Unit of the college provides opportunities to the boys to train themselves in self discipline and social service.

31 ANNAPOORNA “Annapoorna” The college canteen provides wholesome food at subsidized rate. The Mid-day Meals scheme provides free lunch to nancially deprived and deserving students. Students who are nancially backward are required to apply to the benecing of the above scheme at the beginning of the year. BANKING SERVICE ON THE CAMPUS The Kunjibettu Branch of Syndicate Bank functions in the ground oor of “Nalanda”, in the College Campus with ATM facility.

RASHTRAKAVI GOVIND PAI SAMSHODHANA KENDRA, REGIONAL RESOURCES CENTRE FOR FOLK PERFORMING ARTS, & YAKSHAGANA KENDRA The College campus houses cultural centres, archives and research establishments like the Rashtrakavi Govinda Pai Research Centre, the Regional Resources Centre for Performing Arts and the Yakshagana Kendra. These Centres are managed by the Manipal University, under an Executive Committee chaired by the President of the College Trust and with representatives from both institutions as its members. Thus, the College has been contributing in its own way in the preservation, documentation and dissemination of indigenous art forms, oriental knowledge and culture. The teachers and students are encouraged to make best use of these facilities. In addition to the above, the College also provides a forum for many cultural organisations to hold mega events which provide a rare opportunity for the students and teachers to widen the horizon of their knowledge. RG Pai Center: “Rashtrakavi Govind Pai Samshodhana Kendra”, an Oriental Research Centre, established in 1965 around the nucleus of a unique collection of 5,000 volumes belonging to the library of the late Poet- Laureate Shri Manjeshwara Govinda Pai is meant to organise research work in ancient history and literature-classical and modern. The “Centre” arranges annual lectures by renowned scholars and publication from time to time. It also runs an organised reference service. RRC: Invaluable archives have been built under the auspices of the Regional Resources Centre for Folk Performing Arts with the help of the grants offered by the Ford Foundation. The centre has produced rich documentation material in an audiovisual form based on a series of eld- studies, workshops, seminars and festivals. The centre has entered into international collaboration in documentation projects. Yakshagana Kendra: The Yakshagana Kendra gives training in the indigenous performing art. The artists of the Kendra have given performance in many cities and abroad. Intrested students of our college also receive training here.

32 DEPARTMENT OF GERMAN German classes of one semester duration at beginners level are being held in two seperate batches, one on week days, the other on Sundays (Two sessions-forenoon and afternoon) Examinations are conducted internally by the Department and the Certicates are issued by the College. Examinations of Max Mueller Bhavan, Bengaluru can also be held for those who are specially interested. For details contact Dr. N. T. Bhat. (Phone: 9449200686) or Ms. Amitha Rao KARNATAKA STATE OPEN UNIVERSITY M.G.M. College has been rendering service to the public through the active functioning of the Study Centre of Karnataka State Open University in the Campus.

RULES AND REGULATIONS Every student admitted to this College and studying in this college should clearly understand the implications of the Rules regarding Admission, Attendance, Discipline, College Examinations and Scholarships and Fee Concessions in this College as specied in this Calendar. Every student of the College shall conduct himself/herself in a disciplined manner both inside and outside the campus. He/she is expected to strictly adhere to the rules and regulations of the college. 1. Ragging is strictly forbidden. Any one found to be indulging in this uncivilised practice will be summarily dismissed from the institution 2. Possessing and using of mobile phones in the college campus is strictly forbidden. If found, it will be conscated. Strict disciplinary action will be taken. A penalty of Rs. 1000 shall be paid. 3. A minimum of 75% attendance is required to appear for the semester exam. 4. During leisure hours the students are expected to be in the library, Indoor sports complex or AV Hall. 5. During class hours they are strictly forbidden from loitering in the corridors and the campus. 6. Every student is expected to maintain a sense of decency and decorum in his/her dress and hair style as prescribed by the college. 7. Students shall not absent themselves from classes without genuine reasons endorsed by parents.

33 8. The students’ Welfare Council will consist of members selected by the Principal and a committee on the basis of their conduct and studies and performance in the interview 9. Parents/Guardians are hereby notied that the authorities or teachers of the college do not organize or lead any excursions, trekking picnics, tours or pleasure trips. The Management and College activities are not responsible for any unauthorized excursion, picnic, tour or pleasure and trekking trips organized by students. 10. Students shall wear the uniform prescribed by the College whto be present in the campus. 11. Any misbehaviour on the part of the student shall be severely dealt with. 12. Students drawing grafti on walls, desks, benches shall be punished with a heavy ne of Rs. 1000/-

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35 For I and II Semester - all combinations

Mangalore university has introduced CBCS from academic year 2019 - 20. The complete version of this may be obtained from the Mangalore University website. Only some of the important points are given in the following pages.

The Salient Features of the Choice Based Credit System (CBCS) (Semester Scheme): Each course in a programme shall carry certain number of credits, which normally represent the weightage of a course and are a function of teaching, learning and evaluation strategies such as number of contact hours, the course content, teaching methodology, learning expectations, etc.In the proposed programmes, in general, 2 hours of instructions per week in a semester is assigned one credit. In terms of evaluation, one credit is equivalent to 50 marks in a semester. On thebasis of these parameters, a three year degree programme will have a maximum of 100 or 104 credits. The other features of the CBCS (Semester Scheme) are - i. The 'Degree Course' is to be replaced by 'Degree Programme' and the term 'Subject/Paper' is to be replaced by 'Course'. ii. The Under Graduate degree programmes are structured on Credit Based Semester Scheme. iii. The relative importance of courses of study and activities are quantied in terms of Credits. Total credit of the programme is in the range of 100- 104. iv. Each programme of study will have “Core courses”, “Electives” (of Group II & Group III), “Foundation” courses and “Extra and Co- curricular Activities”. The Core courses will consist of compulsory/optional courses which are compulsorily studied by a student in all six semesters, whereas Elective and Foundation courses are opted in I to IV Semesters. Elective courses are : a. Supportive to the discipline of study. b. Providing an expanded scope. c. Enabling an exposure to some other discipline/domain. d. Nurturing students prociency/skill. The student shall opt any one of the elective courses (a to d) in each semester.

36 The Foundation course will consist of compulsory foundation and elective foundation. Two languages are compulsory foundation, whereas i) Constitution of India, ii) Human Rights, iii) Gender and Equity, iv) Environmental Studies are elective foundation courses which shall be studied in any of I-IV semester by opting one in each semester (I to IV). v. The declaration of result is based on the Semester Grade Point Average (SGPA) earned towards the end of each semester and the Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) earned towards the end of the programme with corresponding alpha sign grade. However, Grade card will also consist of marks. Hence it will be called as Marks cum Grade card. vi. Credits Group I - Core coursesI - IV Semester 9-10 credits in eachSem V-VI Semester, 18credits in each Sem. Group II -Elective courses I-IV Semester, 1 credit in each Sem Group III- Foundation courses (a) Compulsory Foundation I - IV Semester -4credits in each Sem (b) Elective Foundation I -IV Semester - 1 credit in each Sem Group IV - Extra and Co-curricular I - IV Semester - 1 credit in each Sem Activities GROUPI: CORE COURSES: A candidate shall opt any three Arts courses for B.A degree programme and any three Science courses for B.Sc degree programme. Core courses for all other programs shall be as prescribed by the Board of Studies Concerned. Group II: Elective Courses There shall be Elective Courses from rst to fourth semester which shall be; i. Supportive to the discipline of study. ii. Providing an expanded scope. iii. Enabling an exposure to some other discipline/domain. iv. Nurturing students prociency/skill The student shall opt any one of the Elective Course in each semester.

37 Group III: Foundation Courses a) Compulsory Foundation: LANGUAGES: The candidate shall opt for English as compulsory course and one of the languages listed below as a second language. Kannada, Sanskrit, Hindi, Urdu, Persian, Arabic, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, Marathi, French, German, Russian, Konkani and Manipuri.

Additional English shall be offered only for Foreign, NRI, Anglo- Indian and other

Indian and students who have not studied the languages listed above either at SSLC or at PUC. However, the students of B.Sc. (Hospitality Science) shall opt for French only. b) Elective Foundation (Common for all courses) : i. Constitution of India ii. Human Rights, iii. Gender & Equity iv. Environmental Studies - shall be as compulsory courses,alternatively studied by the student in the I to IV semesters.

Group IV Coand Extra Curricular Activities

A student shall opt for any one of the following activities in the rst four semesters offered in the college

A) N.S.S. / N.C.C / Rovers and Rangers

B) Sports and Games

C) Other Extra and Co-Curricular Activities as prescribed by the university

Evaluation of Co-and Extra-Curricular Activities as per the procedure evolved by the University from time to time

(Internship/Industrial Practicum/Project work in the degree programmes if any shall be as prescribed by Board of Studies of concerned courses/programmes whether it is of full semester (6th Semester) project or in lieu of one of the courses of 6th Semester.)

38 SCHEME OF INSTRUCTION AND EXAMINATIONS OF VARIOUS DEGREE PROGRAMMES. T-Theory,P- Practical, CC- Co-Curricular , EC–Extra-Curricular Faculty of Arts B. A. I/ II Semester 39 Faculty of Science B.Sc. I/ II Semester 40 B.C.A. I/ II Semester 41 Faculty of Commerce B.Com. I/ II Semester 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 DO’s

51 SCHOLARSHIPS/FREESHIPS Name of Scholorship/Freeship Eligibility Criteria & other details Benefits CV Raman Scholarship * Students who have passed Rs. 5000/- per year (www.dce.kar.nic.in) with very high marks in the II Year PUC by the Dept of Collegiate Education examination & pursuing their B.Sc course with any two the following basic science subjects 1) Physics, 2) Chemistry, 3) Mathematics, 4) Statistics, 5) Botany, 6) Zoology INSPIRE Scholarship * Students who have passed Rs. 60,000 + Rs. 20,000 for (www.online-inspire.gov.in) with very high marks in the II Year PUC project per year by the Dept of Science and Technology examination & pursuing their B.Sc course in basic science subjects 1) Physics 2) Chemistry 3) Maths 4) Biology 5) Statistics * Students have to apply & submit

52 their application with all essential documents through ONLINE mode only, through the web-portal www.online-inspire.gov.in. This portal will be open normally from Aug to Oct. KSTA (Karnataka Science & * Student who have passed Rs. 10,000/- per year Technology Academy) with very high marks in the II Year PUC Fellowship examination & pursuing their B.Sc course with (http://www.kstacademy.org/) any two the following basic science subjects 1) Physics 2) Chemistry 3) Mathematics 4) Botany 5) Zoology Sanchi Honnamma Scholarship * This is meant for girl students studying by the Dept of Collegiate Education in Degree course * For general merit min. of 50%, for SC/ST Rs. 2,000/- per year. 45% marks needed in the previous examination. Should pass all the semester examination in First attempt at the degree level Educational Concession to the To the Children of Service Personnel Tuition Fee, Lab Fee, children of Service Examination Fee and other Personnel (Army, Airforce & Navy) Fees will be refunded. (for both PU & Degree) Educational Concession to the To the Children of Ex-servicemen Tuition Fee, Lab Fee, children of Ex-Servicemen. Examination Fee and other Fees (Army, Airforce & Navy) will be refunded. (for both PU & Degree)

Beedi Workers Scholarship * Children of Beedi workers whose family income (for both PU & Degree) not exceeding Rs. 10,000 per month and not receiving any other scholarship.

Govt. of India National Selection on merit basis (Marks above 80% in the For PUC and First degree: 53 Merit Scholarship qualifying examination for fresher and 50% for renewal. Rs. 720 per year Income should be Rs. 25,000/- or below per year. For Second and Third year degree : Rs. 1080 per year

Govt. of India, Rashtriya For Ist Degree Students Rs. 1,750/- per year Sanskrit Sansthan, Selection on merit basis (Marks above 75% in Samsrkrita Scholarship : Sanskrit and total 75% in II PUC Min. 75% in Sanskrit & 75% in II PUC)

Govt. Scholarships for study in * Students who have secured highest Rs. 600/- per year & is continued English / Kannada as marks in the concerned relevant for 2nd & 3rd degree classes. major subjects at the degree level subject at the pre-university annual examination. * This scholarship shall be extended to II & III year only if the student passes the sem-exam in the first attempt. Govt. of India, Hindi Scholarship Selection on merit basis (Marks above 80% in Hindi I Degree: Rs. 600 per year (Students of Non- Hindi speaking state) and 80% in aggregate in II PUC examination). II Degree: Rs 900 per year

Govt. Scholarship to the differently abled * The student should have studied in students («PÀ® ZÉÃvÀ£À) Karnataka for at least 5 years (for both PU & Degree) * Student who have secured 80% attendance in the I Degree are eligible to get scholarship for II Degree. * No income limit

Minority Scholarship (Chritians & Muslims) * For both PU & Degree students whose Minority Scholarship (BCM/BCT) parents / guardians annual income (for both PU & Degree) should be less than Rs. 2 lakhs

54 * The student should have secured 50% or above Marks in their previous examination. * Income & Caste certificate issued by Tahashildar is necessary

SC/ST Scholarship * To SC/ST students (for both PU & Degree) * Income limit of the parent Rs. 2,50,000/- p.a.

LIC Golden Jubilee Scholarship * Students who have passed II PUC and pursuing An amount of Rs. 10,000/- For students belonging to the Graduation in any discipline per annum will be awarded to economically weaker families * Min marks in II PUC is 60% (Selection as per the selected candidate which merit and cut off marks) is payable in ten monthly * Annual income of parents/guardian from all installments of 1,000/- each sources not to exceed 1,00,000/- per annum * Apply online at http://www.licindia.in/GJF_scholarship.htm M.H.R.D. Scholarship * Students who have secured above 80% Marks in II An amount of Rs. 10,000/- PUC and pursuing Graduation in any discipline per annum will be awarded * Annual income of parents/guardian from all to the selected candidate sources not to exceed 4,50,000/- per annum * Selection as per merit and cut off marks * Apply online at National scholarship portal www.scholarships.gov.in

Rajiv Gandhi Loan Scholarship * Economically weak and backward Rs. 60,000 per year for 3 years. (with a low rate of interest) class students, family annual income should be less than 2.5 lakhs. Total amount Rs. 1,80,000/- * Income certificate issued by Tahashildar is necessary

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Note : * These scholarships shall be extended to the subsequent years only if the student passes the Sem-exam in one attempt

In addition to the above, there are acholarships : * To the children of construction workers (for both PU & Degree) * Zindal Scholarship (for both PU & Degree) * Caste Organisation scholarship (Bunts, Devadiga, Billava, Brahmins & GSB etc) (for both PU & Degree) * To the children of labourers (for both PU & Degree) * Indian Oil Corporation scholarships (for Degree only) * More than 120 endowment scholarships are also available for eligible students of different categories

For further details contact Convenor of the Scholarship Cell. 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 140. Sri Ramakrishna Paramahamsa Memorial Endowment Prize. 141. 1982 Finala B.Com Alumni Book Scholarship 142. Prof. U. L. Acharya Endowment Prize 143. Prof. U. L. Acharya Endowment Prize 144. Late Sri Harinagesh Bhat Memorial Endowment Scholarship 145. MGM 1984 B.Com Alumni Prize. 146. Indogerma Society, Manipal Scholarship. 147. Indogerman Scholarship 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 TIME-TABLE

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