Prospectus for Entry in 2020

Nuvem - Goa Re-accredited by NAAC with ‘A’ Grade (Third Cycle)

Prospectus for entry in 2020

Educating Women to Serve and Lead The Order of Carmel takes its name from Mount Carmel in Israel, which was the first place dedicated to the Blessed Virgin who gave the scapular to St. Simon Stock as a sign of her perpetual protection of her children. July 16th the patronal feast of the Carmelites. OUR FOUNDRESS MOTHER VERONICA

The Congregation of the Sisters of Apostolic Carmel is an Indian Congregation which was founded in the year1868 in Bayonne, France and established in India in the year 1870 in Mangalore by Venerable Mother Veronica, a holy and dedicated woman, who was divinely inspired to reach out to the young girls of her day.

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Sisters of the Apostolic Carmel Congregation from L to R:, Sr. Marinelle A.C., Sr. Samantha A.C. , Sr. Maria Christi A.C., Sr. Matilda Madtha A.C., Sr. Maria Lizanne A.C. and Sr. Janet A.C.

Prospectus Committee Dr. Sr. Maria Lizanne A.C. (Vice-Principal) Ms. Louise Ann Sequeira (Co-ordinator) Ms. Faye Pinto Mr. Mrunal Parsekar Dr. Daniel M Coutinho Ms Nelia Fernandes Cover Page: Dr. Daniel M. Coutinho Contents College Crest and Logo 1 Our Vision and Mission 2 About Carmel College 3 Vice Principal’s Address 4 Programs at a Glance 6 Admission Rules 7 Code of Conduct 8 Raging And Anti-Raging 10 Services and Facilities 13 Faculty of Arts 15 Faculty of Science 38 Faculty of Commerce 60 Library 69 NCC 70 NSS 71 Consumer Welfare Cell 72 Women’s Cell 73 Teaching Staff 74 General Information 76 Fee Structure 78 Scholarships & Freeships 81 Carmel College - Founded Prizes 82 CARMEL COLLEGE CREST AND MOTTO

CREST

The lotus petals symbolize Indian womanhood.

The hill of Carmel surmounted by a cross stands for prayer, sacrifice and love.

The open book is a symbol of knowledge.

The torch stands for the liberating light of truth

Motto: “Satyameva Mukti Danam”

“Truth is the gift and the giver of freedom”. We uphold Truth in our Thoughts, Words and Actions under all Circumstances. With the advance of Science and Technology and progress in every field, our motto is an incentive to choose the Right, the Noble and the True.

OUR VISION

HOLISTIC DEVELOPMENT OF YOUTH THROUGH EDUCATION AMIDST A CHANGING, CHALLENGING AND DEVELOPING SOCIETY

OUR MISSION

TO EDUCATE YOUTH FOR ALTRUISTIC LEADERSHIP BY INTEGRATING ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE AND HUMAN ETHICS

OUR CORE VALUES

Values that will guide us in fulfilling our vision are  Faith, hope and trust in God  Love of fellow beings and concern for other living creatures  Moral and ethical uprightness and social consciousness  Conservation of environment and natural resources  Pursuit of knowledge and excellence

OUR OBJECTIVES  To provide value-based and quality-oriented education with a secular, democratic and syncretic spirit  To inculcate in students, the value of generous service and pursuit of integrity  To work for the deepening of faith of all our students  To provide a higher education platform specially to the first generation learners  To prepare youth for a dynamic role in a multi-cultural and global society, through use of modern technology and effective learning  To impart knowledge and skills in order to make students gainfully employable and face bravely the challenges of the present and the future.

ABOUT ……CARMEL COLLEGE FOR WOMEN

Carmel College of Arts, Science and Commerce for Women is nestled at the foot of the hills in the village of Nuvem, Goa. It has the distinction of being the first and only college for women in the state of Goa.

The College is run by the sisters of the Apostolic Carmel congregation. The pioneers of this prestigious institution were Mother Theodosia A.C. the then Superior General of the congregation, Sr. Amabel A.C., the then superior of Fatima Convent, Margao and Monsignor Ronald Knox, the Internuncio. Sr. Amabel felt the need to start a Women’s College in Goa and she shared her desire with her friend Dona Thelma da Costa Lourenco of Margao, who herself was working extensively in the field of education for several years in Bombay. Dona Thelma donated 35 acres of land at Nuvem for erecting a college for women as it had been her deep longing to see Goan girls pursue higher education.

The college had begun with the faculty of Arts and Science, but today it can boast of its expansion. The additions are the faculty of Commerce (1987); post-graduate courses (2007) in Commerce (M.Com.) with specialization in Management and Accountancy, M.A. in Psychology with specialization in counseling. The college has added to its credit a postgraduate course M.Sc –Food Technology in 2017.

We are proud to announce our collaboration with the National Institute of Oceanography (NIO) and Goa Chamber of Commerce & Industries (GCCI). The college also has a tacit understanding with the Centre for Environmental Education (CEE). The College is Accredited by NAAC with ‘A’ grade. It also has an ISO-9001-2015 certification.

Carmel College has a spacious and modern building with adequate facilities such as well- equipped laboratories and library, Wi-Fi internet, sports room cum gym, museum, botanical garden for study, games and recreation along with women’s hostel and a large campus with scope for expansion. The serene environment of Carmel College makes it an excellent place for study and reflection. Our students are our pride. Their performance at the university is outstanding and they are well placed both nationally and globally.

A WARM AND LOVING WELCOME TO CARMEL COLLEGE OF ARTS, SCIENCE AND COMMERCE FOR WOMEN

Carmel College has been serving the state of Goa and the wider community for over 55 years now. It is nestled at the foot of Nuvem hills, which is a serene, unpolluted and a picturesque village. The college provides a conducive and safe environment for higher education especially for young women. I am proud to say that till date it is the only college exclusively for girls at the undergraduate level in the state of Goa. The college is run by the Sisters of the Apostolic Carmel Congregation founded by Venerable Mother Mary Veronica of the Passion way back in 1868 in Bayonne, France and established in India in 1870. It functions under the patronage of Mary, Queen Beauty of Carmel. The year 2020 started on a disturbing note with COVID-19 pandemic and a lockdown across the globe, in India with the Janata Curfew on March, 22nd 2020. Normally, we have a short break from our hectic academic time table. After returning from the summer vacation one feels happy and rejuvenated. There is a whole new level of enthusiasm and a spring in one’s life to take on the daily academic routine once again. This could not happen last academic year, no exams could be conducted properly and everything was so uncertain even till date. But life has to move on because we are dynamic. We probably have learnt to cope up with the lockdown giving vent to our creative ideas, innovations and many such initiatives. We might have participated in Webinars, Google Meets, Google quizzes and competitions, composed songs, produced and uploaded short videos and so on. Now it’s time for another academic year but may not be a normal type that we were used to all these years as students. We might not be physically present in the classrooms, might not be able to meet our classmates every day, might not be able to have the usual fun that we had dreamt of college life and which our seniors spoke of especially as First Year students, the hustle and bustle of every day travelling, choosing what to wear and what not to wear. All these and much more will remain a dream till normal life begins again and we know not when this will happen. But let us not be depressed and disappointed for we know not what the future holds for us but we definitely know who holds the future. There is ray of hope everywhere, a silver lining for every dark cloud. We can always begin anew just as the earth has also started rejuvenating and refreshing itself. Skies and seas are blue again; air is clean and fresh. We can resolve to study from other different modes like online teaching, virtual classrooms, Moodle teaching and learning and the like which could be more benefitting academically with effective participation and equally enjoying. Let’s cheer up and try to make our life brighter in spite of the pandemic. So once again I extend a very cordial welcome to all of you to Carmel College!

Vice-Principal Dr. Sr. Maria Lizanne A.C.

If you study at Carmel College you will be provided with…...

 A balanced academic, co-curricular, sports & value based learning environment  A spacious, scenic campus with good infrastructure, the latest equipment and hostel facilities  Opportunities to participate in State, National and International Competitions, Seminars, Conferences and sporting events  Individual mentorship and life skill training to face challenges ahead  Opportunities for community service through NSS, NCC, Women’s Cell, Environment Protection Club and Consumer Welfare Cell.  An understanding and nurturing learning environment to help deal with challenges and special abilities  A diverse student body and an opportunity to interact with peers across India and the world.  Opportunities for higher education and placements in institutions of repute within the country and across the world.

Programmes at a glance

Undergraduate Programmes i) Bachelor of Arts (B.A) ii) Bachelor of Science (B.Sc) iii) Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com) Post Graduate Programmes Masters of Commerce in Management and Accountancy Masters of Arts in Counseling Psychology Masters in Food Technology Other Courses  Skill based short term courses  Self Defense course  Coaching classes for competitive exams

ADMISSION RULES

1. Admission list shall be put up on the college website. Full fees of the first term must be paid. Admission is confirmed only on the payment of all fees for the first term. 2. All admissions are valid only for a year and are therefore to be renewed for each subsequent year of study. 3. The Principal reserves the right to refuse admission to a student whose past academic record and conduct are considered unsatisfactory. 4. Students coming from other colleges should contact the college office with the admission form duly completed, together with a no objection certificate and a character certificate from the last college attended by them. 5. Last day of admission to Semester I, III and V classes is within one month of the day of re-opening. 6. Students will have to give a declaration if they have registered themselves at any other college and have taken admission in this college at the same time. 7. While applying for admission to the Semester I class, students should submit the following: a) HSSCE/ Equivalent Statement of marks cum Passing Certificate (one true copy) b) HSSCE/Equivalent leaving certificate – (Original copy) c) One colored photo: Size: 3.5cm x 2.5 cm d) Students admitted on the basis of Provisional Statement of Eligibility, have to submit a migration certificate in addition to the above. 8. A late fee is levied on fees not paid by the appointed day. 9. If an admitted student does not have minimum percentage of attendance by 15th of July, admission will be withdrawn. 10. For online admission to first year log on to: http:// and for second and third year log on to http://carmelcollegegoa.org/admissions. 11. On confirmation of admission, student along with the parent will have to submit an online undertaking at www.antiragging.in & www.amanmovement.org 12. Printed copy of the undertaking to be submitted to the college office.

CODE OF CONDUCT

1. Carmel College always expects its students to conduct themselves with dignity, decency and decorum. They are expected to keep up to high morals even outside the college campus so as to keep up the name of the college. 2. All the students are responsible to the college for their conduct on the College premises. Students of this college shall abide by the rules that may be made by the Principal / Vice- Principal or by the persons authorized by her from time to time. Disobedience, misconduct, misbehavior, sexual harassment or failure to comply with any of the rules will entail punishment including expulsion from the college. 3. Every student must wear the College Identity Card during college hours, college and University examination. Failure to do so will entail a fine of Rs.100/- per violation. The Identity Card shall be returned to the College Office without fail for cancellation when the student leaves the college. 4. No student should invite any outsider to attend classes, functions or for any other purpose without the prior permission of the Principal/ Vice-Principal. 5. Students applying for certificates, testimonials, letters of reference or any other document requiring the Principal’s signature should apply for the same in writing and claim them from the office after three days. No papers should be brought by the students directly to the Principal or Vice-Principal for signature. 6. Students should take particular care to be punctual at all lectures and practicals. Absence from a single lecture must be justified in writing and if prolonged illness is the cause, a medical certificate must be submitted on the day of resuming class. On duty record for absence due to participation in activities to be submitted on the following day of the activity. 7. A minimum of 75% attendance in lectures and practicals is required for students to answer their Semester End Examination. The attendance shall be taken for each lecture/practical separately. In case of science students, attendance for both theory and practicals shall be separately tabulated. Students will have to satisfy 75% criteria separately for theory and practicals. As per OA.17.3, students having less than 75% attendance will be debarred from answering the Semester End Examination.

8. Any student having grievance about her attendance should notify the college Principal/ Vice-Principal in writing within three days from the date of declaration of attendance on the College Notice Board. 9. Students should read the notices displayed on the College notice board from time to time. However, some urgent notices may be read out in the class-rooms. 10. Ragging is a cognizable offence and is banned in the institution. Anyone found indulging in ‘ragging’ is likely to be punished appropriately, which may include expulsion from the college by the Principal (as per directives received from Directorate of Higher Education, Government of Goa No. 9/2/2001/HE/415 dated 07/03/2005). 11. Students will form no association and will arrange no meetings in the College, without prior permission of the Principal / Vice-Principal. 12. Students should not loiter in the college corridor or cause disturbance on the College premises while the classes are in progress or at any other time. 13. Use of any narcotics or illegal substances on the college premises is strictly prohibited. 14. Students are expected to take proper care of the college property and to help in keeping the premises neat and tidy; damage done to the college property is a breach of discipline and will be dealt with severely. 15. Students will refrain from selling tickets or coupons of outside organizations in the college without the prior permission of the Principal / Vice-Principal. 16. Students are requested not to give the college address for their personal mail. 17. Students will be allowed to use cell phones in the classrooms strictly for academic purposes only, with the permission of the concerned teacher.

The decision of the Principal / Manager in all matters shall be final and binding on all students.

Ragging and Anti Ragging Rules

Ragging constitutes one or more of any of the following acts: a) Any conduct by any student or students whether by words spoken or written or by an act which has the effect of teasing, treating or handling with rudeness a fresher or any other student; b) Indulging in rowdy or undisciplined activities by any student or student which causes or is likely to cause annoyance/hardship/physical or psychological harm or to raise fear or apprehension thereof in any fresher or any other student. c) Asking any student to do any act, which such student will not in ordinary course do and which has the effect of causing or generating a sense of shame or torment or embarrassment, so as to adversely affect the physique or psyche of such fresher or any other student; d) Any act by a senior student that prevents, disrupts, or disturbs the regular academic activity of any other student or a fresher. e) Exploiting the service of a fresher or any other student for completing the academic tasks assigned to an individual or a group of students. f) Any act of financial extortion or forceful expenditure burden put on a fresher or any other student by students; g) Any act of physical abuse including all the variants of it; sexual abuse, homosexual assaults, stripping, forcing obscene and lewd acts, gestures, causing bodily harm or any other danger to health or person. h) Any act or abuse by spoken words, e-mails, post, public insults etc. which would also include deriving perverted pleasure, vicarious or sadistic thrill from actively or passively participating in the discomfiture to fresher or any other student; i) Any act that affects the mental health and self-confidence of a fresher or any other student, with or without an intent to derive a sadistic pleasure or showing off power, authority or superiority by a student over any fresher or any other student.

ACTION TO BE TAKEN BY THE HEAD OF THE INSTITUTION

On receipt of the recommendation of the Anti-Ragging Squad or on receipt of any information concerning any reported incident of ragging, the Head of institution shall

10 immediately determine if a case under the Penal law is made out and if so; either on his/her own or through a member of the Anti-Ragging authorized by him or her in this behalf, proceed to file a First Information Report (FIR) within 24 hours of receipt of such information or recommendation, with the police and local authorities, under the appropriate Penal Provisions relating to one or more below mentioned act. i. Abetment to Ragging. ii. Criminal Conspiracy to Ragging. iii. Unlawful assembly and rioting while Ragging iv. Public Nuisance created during Ragging. v. Violation of decency and morals through Ragging vi. Injury to body, causing hurt or grievous hurt vii. Wrongful restraint viii. Wrongful confinement ix. Use of Criminal force x. Assault as well as sexual offences or unnatural offence xi. Extortion xii. Criminal trespass xiii. Offences against property xiv. Criminal intimidation xv. Threat to commit any of the above mentioned offences xvi. Physical or Psychological humiliation. xvii. Any other offences following from the designation of “Ragging”.

Provided that Head of the institution shall forthwith report the occurrence of the incident of ragging to the District level ARC and the office of the affiliating University, if the institution is an affiliated Institution. Institution shall also continue with its enquiry initiated under clause (9) of these regulations and other measures without waiting for action on the part of police/local authorities and such remedial action shall be initiated and completed immediately and in no case later than a period of 7 days of the reported occurrence of the incident of Ragging.

ADMINISTRATIVE ACTION IN THE EVENT OF RAGGING

Sub Clause: 1. The institution shall punish a student found guilty of Ragging after following the procedure and in the manner prescribed herein under: a) The Anti-Ragging Committee of the institution shall take an appropriate decision, in regard to the punishment or otherwise, depending on the facts of each incident of ragging and nature and gravity of the incident of ragging established in the recommendations of the Anti-Ragging Squad. b) The Anti-Ragging Committee may, depending on the nature and gravity of the guilt established by the Anti-Ragging Squad, or award to those found guilty one or more of the following punishment namely: i. Suspension from attending classes and academic privileges ii. Withholding /withdrawing scholarship/fellowship and other benefits. iii. Debarring from appearing in any test/examination or other evaluation process. iv. Withholding results. v. Debarring from representing the institution in any regional, national or international meet, tournament, youth festival etc. vi. Suspension/expulsion from the hostel vii. Cancellation of admission. viii. Expulsion from the institution and consequent debarring from admission to any other institution for a specific period. Provided that where the persons committing or abetting the act of ragging are not identified, the institution shall resort to collective punishment.

c) An appeal against the order of punishment by the Anti-Ragging committee shall lie. i.In case of an order of an institution affiliated to or constituent part, of a university to the vice-chancellor of the University. ii.In case of an order of a University to its Chancellor iii.In case of an institution of national importance created by an Act of Parliament to the Chairman or chancellor of the institution as the case may be.

SUPPORT SERVICES

THE MENTOR SCHEME The College implements the students Mentor Scheme under which a small group of students is assigned to a teacher. The teacher in charge keeps in touch with students from his/her group and helps and guides them in their studies, personal problems, etc, through periodic meetings.

COUNSELLING The counselor is available on the campus for students from 8.30 a.m. to 1.00 p.m. to help the students to deal with various challenges faces by them. Confidentiality of the student is maintained.

OTHER FACILITIES CO-OPERATIVE STORES A registered Co-operative Stores managed by the Staff and Students is run on the College Campus. Goods at cost price is available for the benefit of the students. All the students are expected to be members of the Co-operative Society by purchasing a share at the value of Rs.11/-.

CANTEEN Soft drinks, tea, coffee, snacks and meals are available in the College canteen which is situated on the Campus.

HOSTEL Accommodation for students who wish to stay in the hostel is available. For further particulars, please apply to the Superior, Carmel Convent, Nuvem, Goa 403713. Prospectus and application forms are available at the Carmel Convent, Nuvem.

TRANSPORT Regular line buses ply on N.H.17 which runs in front of the College. The bus stop is at the College gate.

ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION CLUB The Club aims at creating awareness among the students to protect and maintain the environment. Students are encouraged to join the club.

WOMEN’S CELL The Women’s cell takes up women issues. It is involved in helping the less advantaged women of the locality.

STUDENTS COUNCIL The College has an active and vibrant Student Council. It plans and organizes various co- curricular and extracurricular activities of the college under the guidance of the Principal and the lecturers. The extra-curricular activities conducted are Debates, Elocution and Orator Contests, Quiz Competitions, Fun Week, Excursions, Camps and those under the auspices of the various associations and departments.

Faculty of Arts

Economics English Hindi History Konkani Psychology Political Science

Eligibility Rules for Admission to…..

Semester- I & II (First Year) B.A.(General) / B.A. (Hon.) Programme

(A) Eligibility for admission to the semester I of the 3 years Programme leading to the Degree of Bachelor of Arts/ Bachelor of Arts(Hons) the candidate should have passed: -

i) The HSSCE Std. (XII) examination conducted by the Goa State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education in any stream, including vocational stream.

ii) Std XII Arts/Science/Commerce or similar examination of another body, equivalent to Goa Board of secondary and Higher Secondary Education, Goa and recognized as such by Goa University.

(B) A candidate not covered under any of the above categories but desirous of seeking admission to the said course may apply to the college. However, the Registrar along with Dean of concerned Faculty and Chairperson (s) of Board (s) of Studies of concerned subjects shall decide the eligibility.

(D) A candidate migrating from another recognized university and desirous of direct admission to Semester-II may be considered for admission provided she has cleared/passed the First Term/Semester –I examination of that University with those subjects for which admission is sought and undertakes to successfully complete the other compulsory courses of Semester- I.

Semester- III & IV (Second Year) B.A./ B.A. (Hon.) Programme:

A) A candidate who has registered and has requisite attendance for Semester I and Semester II shall be eligible for admission to Semester III.

B) Choice of General or Honours course will be exercised in Semester III from any one of the 3 subjects offered in Semester I and II.

C) A candidate migrating from any other recognized University may be considered for admission to Semester III of the B.A./B.A. (Hon.) provided:

1) The candidate has passed the Semester I and II B.A./ B.A. (Hon.) examination in all subjects from that University,

2) The candidate had offered at the first Year the same subjects as prescribed under major category available under the scheme of Goa University,

(a) The candidate undertakes to successfully complete the required courses and credits prescribed by Goa University for Semesters I & II, if she has not already done so in the previous University. The Result of the Semester IV examination shall be withheld if the candidate fails to fulfil this undertaking.

D) A candidate admitted for Semester III shall be deemed eligible for admission to Semester IV.

E) A candidate from another recognized University may be considered for direct admission to Semester IV provided she fulfills the conditions in (a), (b) and (c) at (B) above and in addition has passed/cleared Semester III/First Term examination of the Second Year B.A. of that University. However, the result of Semester IV shall be withheld if the candidate does not fulfill these conditions.

Semester - V (Third Year) B.A. / B. A.(Hon.) Programme:

A) A candidate who has been declared passed in Semester I to Semester IV examination shall be eligible for admission to Semester V.

B) A candidate admitted for Semester V shall be deemed eligible for admission to Semester VI.

C) A candidate migrating from any other recognized University may be considered for admission to Semester V of the B.A. programme provided:

(a) she has passed the second year B.A./ B.A. (Hon,) examination in all subjects from that University, and

(b) she has offered at the second year the required courses and credits under the scheme of this University. A candidate fulfilling these conditions shall be eligible for admission to only Semester V only.

Semester-VI (Third Year) B.A./ B.A. (Hon.) Programme:

A) A candidate already admitted for Semester V shall be deemed eligible for admission to Semester VI.

B) Direct admission to Semester VI shall not be permitted.

Programme Structure with credits for the Three Year B.A. (General/Honours) Degree Programme

DSC: Discipline Specific Core where DSC 1A, DSC 2A and DSC 3A denote three different subjects. Students should choose any one group consisting of three subjects

 Group 1: Psychology, English, History  Group 2: Psychology, Political Science, History  Group 3: English, Economics, Psychology  Group 4: Economics, Psychology, Political Science  Group 5: Hindi, Konkani, Political Science  Group 6: History, English, Political Science  Group7: History, Hindi, Konkani  Group 8: Economics Hindi, Konkani  Group 9: Economics Political Science, English

Students should choose the core courses given above at the time of admission. In addition, it is also mandatory for students to take a Generic Elective (GE) and an Ability Enhancement Core Course (AECC). These choices will be explained to the students at the beginning of semester I.

B.A. Semester I

Sr. No. Subjects Credits Total 1 Compulsory Core: English 1 6x1 6 2 C.C: DSC 1 A 4x1 4 3 C.C: DSC 2 A 4x1 4 4 C.C: DSC 3 A 4x1 4 AECC: * Environmental Studies 5 OR 4x1 4 * Spoken English / Spoken Konkani Hindi communication skills 6 GE: * Computer Application * Contemporary Issues in India 4x1 4 * Entrepreneurship Development * Psychology * Hindi * History * Konkani Total 26 credits

Paper Paper Code Paper Name Subject Type HSC 101 History of Goa (From Earliest Times Upto 1961) History Economics ECC 101 Micro Economics I Psychology PSC 101 Fundamentals of Psychology I Political DSC POC 101 Introduction to Political Theory Science English ENC 101 Popular Literature Konkani KOC 101 Katha Sahitya: Siddhant Aani Aaswadan Madhyakaalin Evam Aadhunik Hindi Kavya Tatha Hindi HNC 101 Vyakaran History HSG 101 Goan Heritage Economics ECO GE 1 Entrepreneurship Development-I Psychology PSG 101 Child Psychology Political GE POG 101 Contemporary Issues in India Science English ENG 101 Literature and Cinema Konkani KOG-101 Vevharantli Konkani Bhaas Hindi HNG 101 Jansanchar Madhyam : Mudrit Madhyam

B.A. Semester II

Sr. No. Subjects Credits Total 1 Compulsory Core: English 2 6x1 6 2 C.C: DSC 1 B 4x1 4 3 C.C: DSC 2 B 4x1 4 4 C.C: DSC 3 B 4x1 4 AECC: * Environmental Studies 5 * Spoken English /Hindi 4x1 4 communication skills / Spoken Konkani 6 GE: 4x1 4

Total 26 credits

Paper Paper Code Paper Name Subject Type HSC 102 History of India (From Earliest Times upto 8th CE) History Economics ECC 102 Micro Economics II Psychology PSC 102 Fundamentals of Psychology II DSC Political POC 102 Politics and Political Ideas Science English ENC 102 Indian Writing in English Konkani KOC 102 Konkani Katha: Aswadhan Ani Nirmiti Abhyas Hindi HNC 102 Aadhunik Hindi Katha Sahitya Evam Vyakaran) History HSG 106 Goa Since Liberation (1961-2012) Economics ECOGE 2 Entrepreneurship Development-II Psychology PSG 102 Psychology of Adolescence English ENG 102 Culture Studies Through Film: India Political GE POG 104 MK Gandhi’s Political and Economic Thought Science Konkani KOG102 Sampark Madhyamachi Konkani Bhas Hindi HNG 102 Jansanchar Madhyam : Electronic Madhyam Information Computer Fundamental & Emerging Technologies Technology

B.A. Semester III

Sr. No. Subjects Credits Total

1 English 3/Hindi/Konkani 4x1 4 2 C.C: DSC 1 C 4x1 4 3 C.C: DSC 2 C 4x1 4 4 C.C: DSC 3 C 4x1 4 5 SEC: Skill enhancement Course 4x1 4 6 GE: Generic Elective 4x1 4 Total 24 credits

Paper Paper Code Paper Name Subject Type History HSC 103 History Of Medieval India (9th To 18th Centuries) Economics ECC 103 Macroeconomics – I Psychology PSC 103 Social Psychology I Political POC 103 Indian Constitution DSE Science English ENC 103 British Poetry and Drama: 14th - 17th Centuries Konkani KOC 103 Konkani Kavita: Siddhant Ani Rasaswad Hindi Sahitya Ka Aadikaal Evam Madhyakaal : Hindi HNC 103 Parichayaatmak Adhyayan History HSG 102 Indian Culture and Heritage Economics ECO GE 3 Demography and population Studies- I Psychology PSG 103 Psychology of Gender and Identity Political GE POG 106 Women’s Movement and Empowerment Science English EGG 113 Travel Writing Konkani KOG 103 Vinodi Sahityacho Abhyas Hindi HNG 103 Hindi Sahitya Ki Vividh Vidhayein Political POS 104 Leadership Skills in Politics (Sec) Science SEC English ECS 103 Financial Economics- I Konkani KOS 101 Film Aswadan Hindi HGC -102 Aadhunik Hindi Gadya Ki Itav Vidhayein MIL Konkani KGC - 102 Konkani Ekanki : Siddhant ani Aswadan

B.A. Semester IV

Sr. No. Subjects Credits Total

1 English 3/Hindi/Konkani 4x1 4 2 C.C: DSC 1 D 4x1 4 3 C.C: DSC 2 D 4x1 4 4 C.C: DSC 3 D 4x1 4 5 SEC: Skill enhancement Course 4x1 4 6 GE: Generic Elective 4x1 4 Total 24 credits

Paper Paper Code Paper Name Subject Type Social Formations and Cultural Patterns of the HSC 104 History Medieval World

Economics ECC 104 Macroeconomics – II Psychology PSC 104 Social Psychology II DSC Political POC 104 Constitutional and Social Issues in India Science English ENC 104 British Poetry and Drama: 17th & 18th Centuries Konkani KOC 104 Konkani Rangmachi: Nattak Aadhunik Hindi Gadhya Sahitya: Parichayatmak Hindi HNC 104 Adhyayan (From 1850 To 1960) History HSG 104 History of World Religions Economics ECO GE 4 Demography and Population Studies- I Psychology PSG104 Psychology and Media Political POG 108 Human Rights Movements in India GE Science English EGG 117 Partition Literature Konkani KOS 102 Film Nirmiti Parichay Hindi HNG 104 Sahitya Aur Hindi Cinema Economics ECS 103 Financial Economics- II Political POS103 Public opinion and Survey Research SEC Science Konkani KOS 102 Film Nirmiti Parichay Hindi HGC 102 Aadhunik Hindi Padya MIL Konkani KGC 102 Konkani Rangamachi : Tiatr

B.A. Semester V (Any two subject combination)

Sr. No. Subjects Credits Total

1. C.C: DSC 1 E 4x1 4 2 C.C: DSC 2 E 4x1 4 3 C.C: DSC 3 E 4x1 4 4 C.C: DSE 1 A 4x1 4 5 C.C: DSE 2 A 4x1 4 6 C.C: DSE 3 A 4x1 4 Total 24 credits

B.A. Semester VI (subject combination as in Semester V)

Sr. No. Subjects Credits Total

1. C.C: DSC 1 F 4x1 4 2 C.C: DSC 2 F 4x1 4 3 C.C: DSC 3 F 4x1 4 4 C.C: DSE 1 B 4x1 4 5 C.C: DSE 2 B 4x1 4 6 C.C: DSE 3 B 4x1 4 Total 24 credits

Economics

Semester V VI

Paper Code Name Code Name

ECC 109 International Economics-I ECC110 International Economics-II DSC ECC 105 Indian Economy-1 ECC 106 Indian Economy - II ECC 107 Public Finance – I ECC 108 Public Finance – II ECD 113 Research Methodology-I ECD 114 Research Methodology-II Growth and Development Growth and Development – ECD 111 ECD 112 DSE - I II Environmental ECD 115 ECD 116 Environmental Economics- II Economics- I

English

Semester V VI Paper Code Name Code Name

ENC 105 American Literature ENC 108 Postcolonial Literatures ENC 106 Modern European Drama ENC 109 Women’s Writing DSC British Romantic British Literature: The ENC 107 ENC 110 Literature Early 20th Century END 101 Literary Criticism END 108 World Literatures END 102 Travel Writing END 109 Partition Literature DSE Culture Study Through END 104 ENP Project Film: India

Hindi

Semester V VI Paper Code Name Code Name

Aadhunik Hindi Kavya Kaa Swatantryottar Hindi HNC 105 HNC 108 Itihaas Gadya Bhartiya Kavyashastra DSC HNC 106 HNC 109 Pashchatya Kavyashastra

Hindi Bhasha Ka Itihas HNC 107 HNC 110 Hindi Vyakaran

HND 101 Rachanatmak Lekhan HND 104 Prayojanmoolak Hindi

DSE Bhartiya Sahitya HND 102 Asmitamoolak Vimarsh HND 105

HND 103 Sahitya Aur Hindi Cinema

History

Semester V VI Paper Code Name Code Name

History of Marathas (1630- History of Modern Europe HSC 106 HSC 110 1818) (1815-1945) Indian National Movement History of Women’s DSC HSC 105 HSC 109 (1857-1947) Movements India Since Independence HSC 107 World Revolutions HSC 108 (1947-2000) History of Goa (From the History of U. S. A. (1861- HSD 101 Phase of Resistance to HSE 107 1963) Statehood and Beyond Ancient Civilizations: History of Modern Japan DSE HSD103 Mesopotamia, Egypt, Greece HSD 106 (1852-1963) and Rome History of Modern China HSE 104 (1839–1976)

Konkani

Semester V VI

Paper Code Name Code Name

Adhunik Konkani Konkani Bhas Ani KOC-105 KOC-108 Sahityacho Itihas Sahityacho Itihas

Bharatiya Kavyashatr [ Samiksha: Siddhant Ani DSC KOC- 106 KOC-109 Indian Poetics] Upayojan Venchik Konkani Venchik Konkani KOC-1O7 Kadambarecho Abhyas KOC-110 Vyaktichitrannam

Prashasakey Vevharantli Lok Vevharantli Konkani KOD-101 Konkani KOD- 104 Bhas

Bakibab Borkar Hanchea -Konkani Bhashecho DSE KOD 103 Konkani Kavitecho KOD-105 Vyakarannik Abhyas Abhyas Gajanan Jog Hanchea KOD 102 Bhasvidnyanachi Vallakh KOD-106 Kathancho Abhyas

Psychology

Semester V VI Paper Code Name Code Name

PSC 105 Understanding PSC 108 Human Resource Psychological Disorders Management DSC PSC 106 Psychological Testing PSC 109 Psychological Research PSC 107 Positive Psychology PSC 110 Counseling Psychology PSD 101 Statistics for Psychology PSD 105 Developmental Psychology PSD 102 Health Psychology PSD 106 Treatment of Psychological Disorders SEC PSD 103 Educational Psychology PSD 107 Community Psychology

PSD 104 Criminal Psychology PSP Project

Political Science

Semester V Vi Paper Code Name Code Name

POC 105 Western Political Thinkers POC 106 Western Political (Plato To Locke) Thinkers (Rousseau To Marx) DSC Indian Political Thinkers Indian Political Thinkers POC 107 POC 108 (Kautilya To Vivekananda) (Gandhi To Lohia) Government and Politics of Government and Politics POC 109 Goa (Union Territory Phase POC 110 of Goa (Post Statehood) 1961-1987) POD 101 International Relations POD 102 India’s Foreign Policy DSE POD 103 Public Administration POD 104 Indian Administration POD105 Comparative Government POD 106 Comparative Politics

DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS

The Department of Economics is committed to excellence in teaching that would foster all-round development of students. The Department endeavors to enthuse students to think critically about the economic issues they confront in their daily lives. Students are encouraged to keep abreast of local, national and global economic policies and issues, to analyze their effects and to develop innovative ideas and suggestions. Emphasis is placed on the awareness of economy- environment inter-linkages in the curricular and extra-curricular activities of the Department, motivating students to be leaders and role models for a positive change. In a teaching-learning process which is effective and interactive, the Department conducts a number of activities not only relevant to the curriculum but which also help the students to get acquainted and updated with the current issues, develop analytical thinking skills as well as prepare them for career opportunities. Some of the activities conducted are student seminars, debates and group discussions, policy analysis, article synopsis and reviews, economics GK quiz, field trips, study tours, guest lectures and add-on and skill enhancement courses. Students are assigned leadership roles and responsibilities in organizing and conducting activities and events which equip them with skills to be confident, committed and dynamic in the pursuit of their goals. Alumnae of the Department, most of whom move on to obtain a Master’s degree, are successfully placed in industry, Government administration, banking, finance, hospitality, and teaching jobs.

Teaching Faculty: Dr. Anna Rovina Ferrao e Fernandes (HOD, Assistant Professor) Ms. Glancy Borges (Assistant Professor) Ms. Rivya Dias (Assistant Professor) Ms. Pooja Yadav (Assistant Professor)

DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH

With degrees from the universities of Bombay, Goa, Hyderabad, Manipal and experience in the fields of publishing, performance arts and translation, they bring diversity and a multiplicity of skills and talents to the department. Faculty teach Language, Literature, Communication Skills, Business Communication, Creative Writing, Performance Arts, translation as well as traditional literary studies. Alumnae from the Department have gone on to further studies at prestigious institutions like Xavier Institute of Communications, Sophia Polytechnic, Mumbai, Gemmolgical Institute Dubai, besides universities across India. They hold successful jobs and pursue careers in teaching, public relations, event management, International and Domestic Aviation Companies, and as journalists in leading newspapers ranging from The Indian Express to Gulf News and local print and digital media. The Department encourages co-curricular and extra-curricular activities wholeheartedly and is happy to nurture student leaders. It also hosts and trains students for debates, public speaking, seminars, literature festivals like Goa Arts and Literary Festival (GALF), theme specific workshops and symposia, guest lectures, meet the author encounters, student paper presentations and encourages interactive teaching- learning. The Kala Ghoda field trip to Mumbai conducted once every two years to the Performance and Literary Arts Festival in Mumbai, gives students invaluable exposure to visual and performance arts and inculcates Integrated Skills in English (ISE). In January 2020 TYBA student Katienne Miranda and faculty member Roxana Singh attended the Jaipur Literature Festival – the largest literature festival in the world. A visit to the Edinburgh Theatre Festival is on the cards in the near future. Small classes at the degree level and a tutorial style of teaching-learning ensure personal attention and enrichment. Innovative teaching pedagogy like experiential theatre methods or music in teaching aesthetics exposes students to the latest methodologies.

Teaching Faculty: Ms. Roxana Singh. (HOD, Associate Professor) Dr. Glenis Mendonça. (Assistant Professor) Dr. Brian Mendonça. (Assistant Professor) Ms. Jolainne De Souza. (Assistant Professor) Ms. Ayeesha Antao. (Assistant Professor) E Ms. Ashwini Kumar. (Assistant Professor) Ms. Lorraine Fernandes. (Assistant Professor) N

DEPARTMENT OF HINDI

Department of Hindi started in the year 1964 with the establishment of the college itself. Students are offered with General and Honour degree in Hindi. The vision of our department is to establish human values among the students by making them aware of Hindi language at literary level. Our objective is to promote Hindi language in a non-Hindi speaking place like Goa and to inculcate a sense of respect for Hindi and to make continuous efforts to provide means of employment through Hindi.

There are end numbers of career opportunities in the field of Hindi. By pursuing graduation in Hindi one can choose career in the field of Academics and Research. Translation also provides a great scope for building career in the Literary as well as Administrative Translation, Online Translation – Hindi to Foreign Language and vice versa. It also opens door to the corporate world, such as in Banks, MPT, NIO, All India Radio, Income Tax and Railway. Hindi subject provides various opportunities in the field of Mass Media, such as Script Writing, Dubbing, Advertisement and Journalism – Print as well as in Electronic Media.

Teaching Faculty: Dr. Lata Shirodkar ( HOD, Associate Professor) Ms. Vishakha Harmalkar (Assistant Professor) Ms. Sweta Sattarkar (Assistant Professor)

DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY

The objective of the Department is to encourage the learning of history as it takes us back to our roots, tradition and culture and helps us to avoid the mistakes of our past and plan for the future. The Department of History has organized a number of activities ranging from National- level seminars, workshops, inter-college events, study tours and observing days of national importance. A very innovative activity of the Department is the founding of a Civic Club in collaboration with MARG, to cultivate in our students a sense of civic consciousness. Yet another highlight of the Department, is the commencement of a certificate course History through Heritage to instil in our students a love for heritage and its preservation. The Department has seen outstanding results at the Third Year level, with students topping in the subject and being awarded the prestigious Peter Alvares Award.

History offers several career opportunities in the areas of Postgraduate Studies in History, Archaeology, Museology, Latin American Studies, Research leading to Ph.D, Competitive Exams like I.A.S, U.P.S.C, G.P.S.C, Law, Journalism, Teaching , Police Services, Management Studies, Travel and Tourism and Politics.

Faculty Members: Ms. Leila Ribeiro (HOD, Associate Professor) Mr. Sanford Pereira (Assistant Professor) Mr. Agnelo Dias (Assistant Professor)

DEPARTMENT OF KONKANI

Konkani is a rich language written in five scripts: Devnagari, Kannada, Roman, Malayalam and Arabic.

Goa’s official Language Department at Carmel College has NET qualified faculty members. Ms. Queenie Viegas (HOD, Associate Professor) Ms. Pooja Sangodkar (Assistant Professor)

The Department during the academic year organizes Workshops, Courses, Street Play acting, Guest lectures by authors /tiatrists, Inter Collegiate Poetry Competition, Sao Joao Copel making Competition, Field trips, Study tours. The Students of the Department also actively participate in Sahitya Sam’melan, Konkani Yuva Mohotsav, Workshops, Seminars, Poetry recitation competitions organized by different institutions.

Students from Konkani Department are mostly employed as teachers, others as translators, comperes, research assistants, airport representatives, tiatrists and volunteers of various Konkani Organizations.

Activities conducted by the Konkani Department During the Academic Year 2019-2020.

O Sao Joao Copel Making Competition Study trip to Mangalore N K

A Participation at 25th Goa Yuva Mahotsav N I

Workshop on Konkani Wikipedia

DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE

The Department of Political Science seeks to train students to become enlightened and empowered citizens by developing analytical and methodological skills. The 100% results secured by our students at the Goa University examinations is one of the highlights of the Department. Besides academics, field trips to different institutes of political significance, such as the Goa Legislative Assembly; Goa Institute of Rural Development and Administration; High Courts, District Courts are conducted for the students. Talks by eminent persons on issues confronting Goan Politics and students are also sensitised on the needs of the community. An initiative undertaken by the Department this academic year is a training programme to answer different competitive exams like UPSC, GPSC, Banking, Staff Selection Commission, Railways, LIC etc. Alumni of the department are budding lawyers, political researchers, journalists, authors, teaching faculty, journalists and some are serving in different NGO’s. Faculty Members: Ms. Louise Ann Sequeira (HOD, Associate Professor) Ms. Nazrana Banu Shaikh (Assistant Professor) Ms. Chris Antao (Assistant Professor)

DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY

The Department of Psychology has evolved as one of the prestigious centres for studying the subject in Goa. It features contemporary and experiential learning environments wherein students and teachers collaborate to instil a scientific temper which includes questioning, observing physical reality, testing, hypothesizing, analysing and communicating. To this end, the faculty members strive to provide opportunities for students by conducting various workshops, guest lectures, psychology festivals, field trips to NGO’s and rehabilitation centres.

Equipped with a wide-range of tests, equipment and state-of-the-art learning technologies, students gain high quality learning opportunities and intellectual excellence in understanding human behaviour and mental processes. The subject offers prospects of benefits towards expertise and prepares the students for careers in both academic and applied settings, such as in education, NGO’s, psychotherapy, law, social work, medicine, business, hospitals, and so on.

Faculty members: Dr. Aldina Braganza (HOD, Associate Professor) Ms. Lynette Da Silva Fortes (Assistant Professor) Dr. Michelle Fernandes (Assistant Professor) Ms. Faye Valonni Pinto (Assistant Professor)

Faculty of Science

Botany Chemistry Mathematics Physics Zoology

Eligibility Rules for Admission to Bachelor of Science (B.Sc)..….

Semester - I & II (First Year) B.Sc. (General) / B.Sc. (Hon.) Programme:

(A) Eligibility for admission to the semester I of the Three years Programme leading to the Degree of Bachelor of Science/ Bachelor of Science (Hon.) the candidate should have passed: -

i) The HSSCE Std. (XII) examination conducted by the Goa State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education in the Science stream OR ii) The HSSCE (Std. XII) examination of the vocational stream conducted by the Goa Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education OR iii) The Candidate must have passed similar examination of another body, equivalent to Goa Board of secondary and Higher Secondary Education, Goa and recognized as such by Goa University.

(B) A candidate not covered under any of the above categories but desirous of seeking admission to the said course may apply to the college. However, the Registrar along with Dean of concerned Faculty and Chairperson(s) of Board(s) of Studies of concerned subjects shall decide the eligibility.

(D) A candidate migrating from another recognized University and desirous of direct admission to Semester-II may be considered for admission provided she has cleared/passed the First Term/Semester –I examination of that University with those subjects for which admission is sought and undertakes to successfully complete the other compulsory papers of Semester-I.

Semester-III & IV (Second Year) B.Sc. (General)/ B.Sc (Hon.) Programme:

A) A candidate who has registered and has requisite attendance for Semester I and Semester II shall be eligible for admission to Semester III.

B) Choice of General or Honours course will be exercised in Semester III from any one of the 3 subjects offered in Semester I and II.

C) A candidate migrating from any other recognized University may be considered for admission to Semester III of the B.Sc./B.Sc. (Hon.) provided: (a) She has passed the First Year B.Sc. /B.Sc. (Hon.) examination in all subjects from that University, (b) She had offered at the first year the same subjects as prescribed under Major category available under the scheme of this University, (c) She undertakes to successfully complete the required courses and credits prescribed by this University for Semesters I & II, if she has not already done so in the previous University. Result of Semester IV examination shall be withheld if the candidate fails to fulfill this undertaking.

D) A candidate admitted for Semester III shall be deemed eligible for admission to Semester IV. E) A candidate from another recognized University may be considered for direct admission to Semester IV provided she fulfils the conditions in (a), (b) and (c) at (B) above and in addition has cleared Semester III examination of the Second Year B.Sc. of that University. However, the result of Semester IV shall be withheld if the candidate does not fulfill these conditions.

Semester-V (Third Year) B.Sc. (General)/ B.Sc. (Hon.) Programme:

A) A candidate who has been declared passed in Semester I to Semester IV examination shall be eligible for admission to Semester V.

B) A candidate admitted for Semester V shall be deemed eligible for admission to Semester VI.

C) A candidate migrating from any other recognized University may be considered for admission to Semester V of the B.Sc. Course provided: (a) She has passed the second year B.Sc. /B.Sc. (Hon) Examination in all subjects from that University, and (b) She had offered at the second year the required courses and credits under the scheme of this University. A candidate fulfilling these conditions shall she be eligible for admission to Semester V only.

Semester-VI (Third Year) B.Sc./B.Sc. (Hons) Programme:

A) A candidate already admitted for Semester V shall be deemed eligible for admission to Semester VI

B) Direct admission to Semester VI shall not be permitted.

Students opting for B.Sc. General may decide on majoring in a combination of any two subjects from those given below. Students opting for B.Sc. Honours may decide on any one subject as their choice of Honours course. The option to choose B.Sc. General or Honours will be available to students from Semester III.

Programme Structure with credits for the Three Year B.Sc. (General/ Honours) Degree Programme

DSC: Discipline Specific Core where DSC 1A, DSC 2A and DSC 3A denote three different subjects. Students should choose any one group consisting of three subjects

 Group 1 : Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics  Group 2 : Physics, Botany, Mathematics  Group 3 : Physics, Zoology, Mathematics  Group 4 : Physics, Chemistry, Botany  Group 5 : Physics, Chemistry, Zoology  Group 6 : Chemistry, Botany, Mathematics  Group 7 : Chemistry, Zoology, Mathematics  Group 8 : Chemistry, Botany, Zoology  Group 9 : Botany, Physics, Zoology

Students should choose the core courses given above at the time of admission. In addition, it is also mandatory for students to take an Ability Enhancement Core Course (AECC) and a Generic Elective (GE). These choices will be explained to the students at the beginning of semester I.

B.Sc. Semester I

Sr. No. Subjects Credits Total 1 C.C: DSC 1 A 4+2 6 2 C.C: DSC 2 A 4+2 6 3 C.C: DSC 3 A 4+2 6 AECC: * Environmental Studies 4 OR 4 4 * Spoken English/Hindi/Konkani 5 GE: 4 4 Total 26 credits

Paper Paper Code Paper Name Subject Type CHC 101 Inorganic Chemistry & Organic Chemistry Chemistry

Zoology ZOC 101 Diversity of Non-Chordates & Cell Biology Biodiversity I (Microbes, Algae, Fungi and DSC Botany BOC101 Bryophytes) Maths MTC101 Calculus and Numerical Methods Mathematical Methods and Mechanics Physics PYC 101 Electrical Circuit Theory Maths GE-01 Probability and Statistics Physics PYG101 Basic Physics

GE Konkani KOG-101 Vevharantli Konkani Bhas Political POG 101 Contemporary Issues in India Science Economics ECO GE-1 Entrepreneurship Development -I

B.Sc. Semester II

Sr. No. Subjects Credits Total 1 C.C: DSC 1 B 4+2 6 2 C.C: DSC 2 B 4+2 6 3 C.C: DSC 3 B 4+2 6 AECC: * Environmental Studies 4 OR 4 4 * Spoken English/Hindi/Konkani 5 GE: 4 4 Total 26 credits

Paper Paper Code Paper Name Subject Type

Chemistry CHC 102 Physical Chemistry and Organic Chemistry

Zoology ZOC 102 Diversity of Chordates and Genetics DSC Botany BOC102 Biodiversity II (Vascular Plants) Maths MTC102 Matrices and Linear Algebra Heat and Thermodynamics Physics PYC 102 Properties of Matter and Acoustics Maths GE-02 Numerical Computations Physics PYG 102 Optics and Instrumentation

GE Konkani KOG-102 Sampark Madhyamanchi konkani Political POG 104 MK Gandhi’s Political and Economic Thought Science Economics ECO GE 2 Entrepreneurship Development II

B.Sc. Semester III

Sr. No. Subjects Credits Total 1 C.C: DSC 1 C 6x1 6 2 C.C: DSC 2 C 6x1 6 3 C.C: DSC 3 C 6x1 6 4 SEC 1 4x1 4 Total 22 credits

Paper Paper Code Paper Name Subject Type

Chemistry CHC 103 Physical Chemistry and Organic Chemistry

Zoology ZOC 103 Anatomy of Animal Body Systems DSC Botany BOC103 Plant Anatomy and Embryology Ordinary Differential Equations and Discrete Maths MTC103 Mathematics Physics PYC 103 Waves and Oscillation Electronics Chemistry CHS101 Natural Resources and Analysis Zoology ZOS 101 Aquarium Fish Keeping SEC Botany BOS101 Floriculture Maths SEC-01 Statistical Methods Physics PYS 101 Network Analysis

B.Sc. Semester IV

Sr. No. Subjects Credits Total 1 C.C: DSC 1 D 6x1 6 2 C.C: DSC 2 D 6x1 6 3 C.C: DSC 3 D 6x1 6 4 **SEC 2 4x1 4 Total 22 credits

Paper Paper Code Paper Name Subject Type

Chemistry CHC 104 Physical Chemistry and Inorganic Chemistry

Zoology ZOC 104 Animal Physiology and Biochemistry DSC Botany BOC104 Plant Physiology Maths MTC104 Analysis and Operations Research Physics PYC 104 Optics and Modern Physics Chemistry CHS102 Chemistry of Cosmetics and Perfumes Zoology ZOS 102 Wildlife and Eco-tourism SEC Botany BOS102 Herbal Technology Maths SEC-02 Analytical Geometry Physics PYS 105 Electrical and Electronic Instrumentation

B.Sc. Semester V

Sr. No. Subjects Credits Total 1 C.C: DSC 1 A 4+2 6 2 C.C: DSC 2 A 4+2 6 3 C.C: DSC 3 A 4+2 6 4 DSE 3+1 4 5 DSE 3+1 4 Total 26 credits

B.Sc. Semester VI Sr. No. Subjects Credits 1 C.C: DSC 1 B* 4+2 6 2 C.C: DSC 2 B* 4+2 6 3 C.C: DSC 3 B* 4+2 6 4 DSE 3+1 4 DSP : Project 4 4 Total 26 credits

CC : Core Course DSC : Discipline Specific Core DSE : Discipline Specific Elective GE : Generic Elective SEC : Skill Enhancement Course *DSP : Discipline Specific Project has to be taken in lieu of one of the DSEs.

Chemistry

Semester V VI Paper Code Name Code Name

CHC 105 Physical Chemistry CHC 108 Physical Chemistry

DSC CHC 106 Inorganic Chemistry CHC 109 Inorganic Chemistry

CHC 107 Organic Chemistry CHC 110 Organic Chemistry

CHD 101 Basic Topics in Analytical CHD 103 Selected Instrumentation Chemistry in Chemistry DSE

CHD 102 Green Methods and Safety CHP 101 Project Aspects in Chemistry

Zoology

Semester V VI

Paper Code Name Code Name ZOC 105 Endocrinology ZOC 108 Developmental Biology Biochemistry and Environmental Biology ZOC 106 ZOC 109 DSC Metabolic Processes and Toxicology Molecular Biology ZOC 107 ZOC 110 Parasitology and Evolution ZOD 102 Applied Zoology ZOD 104 Animal Biotechnology Environment Impact ZOD 103 Fish and Fisheries ZOS 105 Assessment DSE Research Fundamentals of Zoology ZOD 101 Methodology and ZOD 106 Applications Biostatistics ZOP 101 Project

Botany

Semester V VI Paper Code Name Code Name

Classical Taxonomy and Cytogenetics and Plant BOC 105 BOC 108 Phylogeny Breeding Molecular Biology Cell Biology and Plant DSC BOC 106 BOC 109 and Genetic Biochemistry Engineering Microbiology and Plant Plant Ecology and BOC 107 BOC 110 Pathology Phytogeography Mushroom Culture BOS 103 Horticultural Practices SEC Technology BOS 105 and Postharvest BOS 104 Nursery and Gardening Technology

BOD 101 Plant Tissue Culture BOD 104 Biofertilizers Research Methodology, BOD 102 Bioinformatics and DSE Biostatistics BOP101 PROJECT Economic and Medicinal BOD 103 Botany

Maths Semester V VI Paper Code Name Code Name

Differential Equations- MTC 105 Algebra MTC 108 II

DSC MTC 106 Analysis II MTC 109 Complex Analysis

Calculus of 2 and 3 MTC 107 MTC 110 Metric Spaces Variables MTE 101 Foundations of Mathematics MTE 103 Number Theory DSE MTE 102 Combinatorics MTE 104 Operations Research II

Physics Semester V VI Paper Code Name Code Name

Section 1: Classical Mechanics PYC 105 PYC 108 Atomic and Molecular Section 2: Thermal Physics Physics and Electromagnetic Solid State Devices and PYC 106 Analog and Digital Electronics PYC 109 DSC Instrumentation Electromagnetic Theory Mathematical Physics and PYC 107 PYC 110 II and Theory of Electromagnetic Theory I Relativity PYD 101 Quantum Mechanics PYD 106 Nuclear Physics DSE PYD 103 Solid State Physics PYD 109 Project

DEPARTMENT OF BOTANY

The department of Botany offers a degree of Bachelor of Science in Botany taught by highly qualified, experienced and dedicated faculty committed to excellence in teaching, research and all-round development of students. The faculty regularly attend state, national and international seminars and conferences and have publications in national and international journals. Well- equipped laboratories, PTC Laboratory, Green House, Botanical Garden, Herbarium & Natural History Museum are distinct features of the department. Regular field visits, institutional visits and study tours to places of botanical interest in and outside Goa are an integral part of the teaching of Botany to give a complete understanding of the subject along with field experience. The other highlights of the department include regular display of ‘Campus Blooms’, ‘Biology News’ and ‘Values and Personality Development’. Guest lectures, workshops and certificate courses are organized on a regular basis. Some of the workshops organized include ‘Terrarium & Kokedama’, ‘Developing Botanical Drawing Skills’, ‘Home Wet Waste & Garden Waste Composting’ and ‘Herbal Soap Making’ in an attempt to encourage skill development in students. Skill-based course content in Floriculture & Herbal Technology has created a lot of interest and enthusiasm among students. As part of extension services, the department conducts programmes for students of neighboring schools and higher secondary schools. The department organized a certificate course in ‘Bakery’ with a tie up with KVIC, Govt. of India with EDP Training that would help participants in obtaining financial assistance under the PMEG Programme. Our students excel at the final year examinations in Botany conducted by the Goa University. Career opportunities for students include continuing further studies to obtain M.Sc., M.Phil., and Ph.D. degree; continuing research as a career; employment as teachers/professors in academic institutions; employment in state and national organizations and administrative services; self-employment opportunities as landscape gardeners, florists, horticulturists, progressive farmers, etc.

FACULTY MEMBERS:

Ms. Meena Miranda Verdes (HOD, Associate Professor) Dr. Divakar Mesta (Assistant Professor)

Dr. Puja Sakhalkar (Assistant Professor) Dr. Kim Maria Rodrigues (Assistant Professor)

Ms. Freda Pereira (Assistant Professor) Ms. Marsha Rodrigues (Assistant Professor)

Ms. Dorraine Ferrao (Assistant Professor)

Dr. Janet Vaz e Mascarenhas (Assistant Professor)

DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY

The largest and most vibrant department of the college, the department of chemistry offers a degree of Bachelor of Science in Chemistry. With enthusiastic and dedicated staff the department provides an atmosphere for the all-round development of students.

The department has two well equipped laboratories enabling the students to get hands on experience in laboratory techniques. Apart from this the department is instrumental in extracurricular activities which include field trips to multinational industries and prominent institutes of research. The annual events of the department are the chemistry quiz and the celebration of science day which gives the students the opportunity to be creative and showcase their talent. The department also has its very own club called CHEMSPARK that organised various activities and competitions throughout the year and also felicitates the meritorious students of all three years in science. The department also organises certificate courses in cosmetology and dance.

Completing a Bachelor’s in Chemistry gives the students a wide range of career opportunities from continuing their studies with M.Sc. and Ph.D. programs in Chemistry, to working as a research assistant in national labs, in R and D sections of pharma companies, in quality control and quality assurance departments in industries and in teaching positions in schools and colleges.

FACULTY MEMBERS:

Ms. Cheryl Alvares (HOD, Associate Professor)

Ms. Fatima Fernandes (Assistant Professor)

Ms. Sneha Naik Nageshkar (Assistant Professor)

Dr. Daniel M. Coutinho (Assistant Professor)

Mr. Jeffrey Viegas (Assistant Professor)

Dr. Madhavi Z. Naik (Assistant Professor)

Dr. Celia Braganza (Assistant Professor)

Ms. Pearl dos Santos (Assistant Professor)

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DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS

Mathematics as a subject was an integral part of the college since its inception. The faculty of mathematics has made a conscious effort to grow in sync with the directions of the Institute and an awareness of the larger needs of the society. This year we are fortunate to evolve as Department of Mathematics.

The department has competent faculties with wide knowledge in pure & applied Mathematics. This year the department is offering B.Sc. (Hons) program. It will provide opportunities to the students to choose their career in education and research in various field of Mathematics. The role and use of mathematics has increased manifold in the last decade with the onset of the information revolution that has impacted several other disciplines as well. This has put additional expectations on mathematics from the point of view of teaching, research and applications. Skills in computational mathematics are needed more than ever before. Keeping this in mind, the department runs several foundation courses for all students pursuing Arts, Science and Commerce degrees to lay a strong foundation to the various fields of Mathematics that would be essential and useful in personal and professional life. Besides these, the department also caters to the need of M.Com and M.A. programs in the campus. The department aims to deeply involved in research and share the knowledge to the academic and industrial sectors through publications, lectures, collaborations and consultations.

Career opportunities/higher studies . Teaching (School, Higher Secondary, College level and University level) . R&D (ISRO, DRDO, NASA and many of other institutes in India) . Actuaries (Specific job duties of actuaries include compiling and analyzing statistical data, creating strategies that minimize risk, drafting reports that outline the implications of their research, and explaining study results to the stakeholders of the research) . Big Data analytics (can help organizations to better understand the information contained within the data and will also help identify the data that is most important to the business and future business decisions) . IT Sector (Work duties include creating computing languages and tools, helping engineers with their computing problems, and conducting studies and publishing the results.) . Banking and Finance Industry (When companies and individuals need to make investment decisions, they factor in the expertise of financial analysts.

The specific job duties of this profession include making recommendations about financial portfolios, studying financial statements, and writing reports for clients about the status of their accounts) M . Statistician (Their duties include developing statistical theories in response to a business challenge; evaluating the appropriate data points to consider; creating A experiments, polls, and surveys to gather information; and analyzing data and coming to conclusions) . Administration and Management T . M.Sc in Mathematics . M.Sc in Mathematics with Computer Application . M.Sc in Industrial Mathematics H . M.Sc. in Operations Research . M.Sc. in statistics . Integrated M.Sc-Ph.D. E . M.Tech in Computer Science. . M.A in Economics M . MCA . MBA . B.Ed. A

Faculty Mr. Mrunal Parsekar (HOD, Assistant Professor) T Ms. Ranisha Fernandes (Assistant Professor) Ms. Jacqueline Do Rosario e Souza (Assistant Professor) I Mr. Meetal Raikar (Assistant Professor)

DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS

At Carmel College, the Department of Physics provides a strong foundation in Physics so as to prepare students for future educational and career challenges. The experienced faculty members of the physics department are passionate about teaching and committed to equipping the students to meet the challenges.

It is our desire that the student should understand science in its true sense, through models, intense observation and meticulous experimentation. If this fascination and curiosity strikes the cord within you, consider opting for physics. We will help you to acquire the background knowledge and the skills you require to fulfil this desire. We strive to develop your skills and pursuit for higher standards.

The laboratory program being an integral part of physics course, our well-equipped laboratory with ample instruments and experienced faculty makes an ideal place to measure and explore science. As a measure of good practice, laboratory facility is made available to students during their free time for practice, learning and experimenting. Dedicated and experienced faculty members have consistently provided good academic record, resulting in 75 % of our students opting for higher studies.

For enrichment of the subject, the faculty organises study tours / national/ state level programmes. Students get an exposure to Experimental Demonstrations of Physics Concepts by Nationally Reputed Physicists, Night SKY Observations etc. Department has coordinated with Goa University, IAPT (Indian Association of Physics Teachers), Inter-University Accelerator Centre, New Delhi to organize activities like Refresher Courses, Annual Conventions, Workshops and National Seminars.

The college is a designated center for the conduct of National Graduate Physics Examination (NGPE). Students are encouraged to answer these exams.

FACULTY MEMBERS: Mr. Rajendra (HOD, Associate Professor) Dr. Efrem De Sa (Associate Professor) Mr. Verroy Dias (Assistant Professor) Ms. Pearl D’Silva (Assistant Professor)

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DEPARTMENT OF ZOOLOGY

Department of Zoology has earned for itself intra and inter institutional peer recognition for its teaching programs, research, consultancy and extension activities. The department also houses a Natural History Museum and the Biodiversity Research Cell (BRC), which collaborates with many regional and national research institutions with a mandate of training our students in Field Biology and also documenting the biodiversity of the state. Alumni of the department have been occupying academic and research positions in institutions across and outside the country. Centre for research in Zoology is established with a view to promote and foster research culture among faculty and students in the area of Zoology. Faculty members have funded research projects in specialized areas of Zoology, and is currently writing Management Plans for some critical Protected areas of Goa. Department has procured an advanced Imaging Research Binocular Microscope of Japanese make Meiji Techno with retinoid Screen for real time visualization and recording. The department offers applied papers designed by faculty, such as ‘Wildlife and Ecotourism’ and ‘Environment Impact Assessment’ (EIA) approved by the BoS of Zoology of Goa University to endow students with employability skills for opportunities in Wildlife & Forestry, Ecotourism. Lateral linkages and vertical mobility in areas of Animal Sciences is possible for graduates of Zoology for further studies as well as employment.

FACULTY MEMBERS: Dr. Manoj R. Borkar (HOD, Associate Professor) Mrs. Vinita D' Sa (Assistant Professor) Dr. Sr. Maria Lizanne A.C. (Assistant Professor & Officiating Principal) Ms. Andrea D’Souza (Assistant Professor) Ms. Karen Braganza (Assistant Professor)

Faculty and Students of ‘Wildlife & Pet clinic organized by Department Z Ecotourism’ Course on a of Zoology as Community Outreach Field visit to Maina Lake at Curtorim Programme

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Faculty of Commerce

Eligibility Rules for Admission to…….

Semester- I & II (First Year) B.Com. (General)/ B.Com. (Hon.) Programme :

(A) Eligibility for admission to Semester I of the 3 years Programme leading to the Degree of Bachelor of Commerce/ Bachelor of Commerce (Hons) the candidate should have passed: -

i) The HSSCE Std. (XII) examination conducted by the Goa State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education in commerce stream or vocational stream: - OR i) Must have passed class XII Commerce or similar examination of another body, equivalent to Goa Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education, Goa and recognized as such by Goa University.

(B) A candidate not covered under any of the above categories but desirous of seeking admission to the said course may apply to the college. However, the Registrar along with Dean of concerned Faculty and Chairperson(s) of Board(s) of Studies of concerned subjects shall decide the eligibility.

(D) A candidate migrating from another university and desirous of direct admission to Semester-II may be considered for admission provided she has cleared the first term/semester –I examination of that university with those subjects for which admission is sought and undertakes to successfully complete the other compulsory papers of Semester-I.

Semester-III & IV (Second Year) of B.Com./ B.Com (Hon.) Programme:

A) A candidate who has registered and has requisite attendance for Semester I and Semester II shall be eligible for admission to semester III.

B) A candidate migrating from any other recognized University may be considered for admission to semester III of the B.Com. provided:

1) She has passed the First Year B. Com /B. Com (Hon) examination in all subjects from that University. 2) She had offered at the first year the same subjects as prescribed under major category available under the scheme of this University, 3) She undertakes to successfully complete the compulsory Information Technology/Environment Studies syllabus prescribed by this University for semesters I & II, if she has not already done so in the previous University. The Result of semester IV examination shall be withheld if the candidate fails to fulfill this undertaking.

C) A candidate admitted for Semester III shall be deemed eligible for admission to Semester IV.

D) A candidate from another recognized University may be considered for direct admission to semester IV provided she fulfills the conditions in (a), (b) and (c) at (B) above and in addition has passed/cleared Semester III/ First Term examination of the Second Year B.Com. of that University. However, the result of Semester IV shall be withheld if the candidate does not fulfil these conditions.

Semester-V of B.Com. /B.Com (Hon.)Programme:

A) A candidate who has been declared passed in Semester I to Semester IV examination shall be eligible for admission to Semester V.

B) A candidate admitted for Semester V shall be deemed eligible for admission to Semester VI.

C) A candidate migrating from any other recognized university may be considered for admission to Semester V of the B.Com. course provided:

(i) She has passed the second year B.Com./B.Com (Hon.) Examination in all subjects from that University and

(ii) She had offered at the Second Year the required courses and credits under the scheme of this University. Candidate fulfilling these conditions shall be eligible for admission to Semester V only.

Semester-VI B.Com / B.Com (Hon.) Programme:

A) A candidate already admitted for Semester V shall be deemed eligible for admission to Semester VI

B) Direct admission to Semester VI shall not be permitted.

Program structure with credits for the Three Year B.Com (General/Honours) Degree Program

B. Com. Semester I

Sr. No. Courses Credits Total 1 CC1 General Management 4x1 4 2 CC2 Financial Accounting 4x1 4 3 CC3 Micro Economics 4x1 4 4 CC4 Commercial Arithmetic I 4x1 4 5 AECC 1Spoken English 4x1 4 6 AECC 2 Environmental Studies I 2x1 2 7 GE 1 (Choose any one):  Computer Application OR 4x1 4  Principles of Insurance OR  Principles & Practice of Accounting OR  Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises Total 26 Credits

B. Com. Semester II

Sr. No. Courses Credits Total 1 CC5 Introduction to Marketing 4x1 4 2 CC6 Financial Statement Analysis and Interpretation 4x1 4 3 CC7 Managerial Economics 4x1 4 4 CC8 Commercial Arithmetic II 4x1 4 5 AECC 3 Business Communication 4x1 4 6 AECC 4 Environmental Studies II 2x1 2 7 GE 2 (Choose any one):  Computer Application OR 4x1

 Practice of Insurance OR 4  Specialized Accounting OR  Tourism and Hospitality Management Total 26 Credits

B. Com. Semester III

Sr. No. Courses Credits Total 1 CC9 Business Finance 4x1 4 2 CC10 Fundamentals of Cost Accounting 4x1 4 3 CC11Entrepreneurship Development 4x1 4 4 SEC 1Business Laws 4x1 4 5 GE 3 (Choose any one):  Business Statistics OR 4x1 4  Business Environment I OR  Retail Management 6 GE4 (Choose any one): 4x1 4  Economics of Resources OR  Consumer Behavior Total 24

Credits

B. Com. Semester IV

Sr. No. Courses Credits Total 1 CC12 Fundamentals of Investment 4x1 4 2 CC13 Income Tax 4x1 4 3 CC14 Accounting for Service Organizations 4x1 4 4 SEC 2 Companies Act and IPR Laws 4x1 4 5 GE 5 (Choose any one): Business Statistics OR 4x1 4 E-Commerce and E-Accounting OR Event Management 6 GE6 (Choose any one): Indian Economy OR 4x1 4 Salesmanship & Sales Management Total 24 Credits

* Seats for GEs from Semester I to Semester IV will be allocated on ‘first come, first serve’ basis subject to availability of seats.

B. Com. Semester V (Honours)

Sr. No. Courses Credits Total 1 CC15 Industrial Management 4x1 4 2 CC16 Indian Monetary and Financial System 4x1 4 Accounting Major Business Management Major 3 DSE 1 Income Tax & DSE 1 International 4x1 4 Goods and Service Tax Marketing Management 4 DSE 2 Auditing DSE 2 Retail 4x1 4 Management Strategies 5 DSE 3 Government DSE 3 Advertising 4x1 4 Accounting Management 6 DSE 4 Financial Reporting DSE 4 Services 4x1 4 Marketing II Total 24 Credits

B. Com. Semester VI (Honours)

Sr. No. Courses Credits Total 1 CC17 Human Resource Management 4x1 4 2 CC18 International Economics 4x1 4 Accounting Major Business Management Major 3 DSE 5 Advanced Company DSE 5 Financial 4x1 4 Accounts Management II 4 DSE 6 Accounting I DSE 6 Strategic 4x1 4 Management 5 DSE 7 Accounting II DSE 7 Supply Chain 4x1 4 and Logistics Management 6 DSE 8 Corporate Accounting DSE 8 Brand 4x1 4 and Tax Planning Management Total 24 Credits

Students opting for B.Com. (General) will have 2 core subjects and two DSEs only. In such a case only 16 credits shall be earned for each semester.

All students have to choose a project (4 credits) in lieu of one DSE in Semester VI.

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

The goal of this department is to mold and empower women with business acumen to face the competitive world. This is achieved through direct exposure to industry and entrepreneurs through for practical learning, skills in communication, leadership, organizing, marketing, advertising, customer relations and business ethics. Practical learning is a distinct feature of the department through its activities like Young Entrepreneurs Fair, Visits, and guest lectures by industry experts. The department has trained and dedicated staff with over 22 years of experience sharing their expertise with students.

Career opportunities: Employment in banking, insurance, accounting, marketing, HR, advertising, taxation sectors/fields. B.Com. students can further pursue M.Com. on the same campus subject to answering GUART conducted by Goa University for PG courses all over Goa. Students can also pursue courses in Chartered Accountancy (CA), Cost & Management Accounting (CMA), Company Secretary (CS), Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA), Masters in Financial Services (MFS), Masters in Business Administration (MBA) and other related fields.

Faculty Members

Dr. Sr. M. Aradhana A.C. Principal, Associate Professor Ms. Gladys D’Souza HOD, Associate Professor Ms. Sajani D’Costa Associate Professor Ms. Sumathi Satardekar Associate Professor Mr. Audhoot Satardekar Associate Professor Sr. Maria Janet A.C. Assistant Professor Ms. Manju T.K. Assistant Professor Ms. Nicole Coutinho Assistant Professor Dr. Anson Albuquerque Assistant Professor Ms. Sharwari Prabhudessai Assistant Professor

LIBRARY

Carmel College library is fully automated with LIBSYS software for its efficient and effective functioning. It has a collection of 38,529 books, 100 magazines and journals. Library also subscribes for INFLIBNET where the faculty can access e-books and e-journals. The Library caters to the requirements of both the undergraduate as well as the post graduate students. Internet and Wi-fi facilities are also provided by it for both staff and students. Regular book exhibitions are held on important occasions. The library is also equipped with computers wherein the students make the best use of the same for projects, assignments and other study materials. To encourage the habit of reading among the students, regular book review competition is held. The library has open access facility wherein the students have free access to the books. The library can accommodate 200 students at a time. The library annexure has an IQAC room which is utilised for workshops and various other activities. The library is well lit and has a conducive and welcoming environment with air conditioners. The Library Timings: Monday- Friday 8am -5pm Saturday 8am -3pm Sr. Samantha A.C. is the Librarian.

NATIONAL CADET CORPS

The National Cadet Corps unit of Carmel College is part of 1 Goa Girls Battalion. The main motto of NCC is Unity and Discipline. The NCC is a responsive, learning and continuously evolving organization. Cadets have developed character, comradeship, discipline, spirit of adventure and selfless service. Further, it aims at creating a pool of organized, trained and motivated youth with leadership qualities in all walks of life, who will serve the Nation regardless of which career they choose. Needless to say, the NCC also provides an environment conducive to motivating young Indians to join the armed forces.

The cadets have made the college proud by participating in National Camps like RDC, TSC, NIC, BLC. The unit also has undertaken services to the community like cleanliness drives and tree distribution drive. The College has also won the drill competitions organized by the Government of Goa.

NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME

The motto or watchword of the National Service Scheme is ‘Not Me but You’. This expresses the essence of democratic living and upholds the need for selfless service, as well as consideration for fellow human beings. It underlines that the welfare of an individual, is ultimately dependent on the welfare of society as a whole. The aims and objectives of the NSS are as follows:-  To work with/among people.  To engage in creative or constructive social action.  To gain skill in the exercise of democratic leadership.  To bridge the gulf between the educated and the uneducated masses.  To promote the will to serve the weaker section of the community.

The NSS Unit of Carmel College annually conducts a number of activities ranging from visits to old age homes, orphanages, blood donation camps, annual special camps and talks motivating NSS volunteers to be selfless in the service of the society. Further, competitions have been conducted on various occasions to commemorate events of significance. Over the years, the NSS Unit of Carmel College has had an overwhelming response, with a big number of volunteers registering for the same.

Consumer Welfare Cell

The Consumer welfare Cell of Carmel College of Arts, Science & Commerce for Women, Nuvem, in collaboration with the Directorate of Consumer Welfare and Civil Supplies, organized a One-Day programme on the 22nd of July 2019, for the students. The theme for the programme was “ Assert Rights and Pursue Remedies.” A talk on the theme of programme was delivered by Dr. Maria Fatima D’Souza from Government College, Borda. She explained in detail the different rights of a consumer under Food Safety Act,2006, Packaging Commodity Rules,Bureau of Indian Standards 2016, Goa Public Health Act,1985 and Consumer Protection Act,1986 which was amended in 2014.

STREET PLAY The students of the Consumer Welfare Cell put up a street play on “Assert Rights and Pursue Remedies” on the 25th of July 2019.In this street play, they highlighted the rights and the responsibilities of the consumers under the Consumer Protection Act of 1956.They also created awareness on the redressal machinery available for redressing the grievances of the consumers. The street play focused on the duty on the consumer, how to be alert while making the purchases. The street play was performed in college, near the Nuvem church and the Margao market.

Consumer Awareness talk by Mr.Roland Martins. A talk on Consumer Protection Act was delivered by Mr. Roland Martins. He enligntened the students about the rights that the consumer can enjoy under the Consumer Protection Act 1986, on 23rd August 2019 .

WOMEN’S CELL

On the path to rediscovering the powerful being that resides within, there is a need to make a women realize her real worth and potential. In view of this the management has provided strong support to all its girl students through the inception of the Women’s cell. Every year a large number of students enroll under this cell. The secretary of Women’s cell for the year 2019-20 was Ms. Jesney Carvalho who ably took up the responsibilities for the year as secretary of the cell. In order to encourage students to showcase their entrepreneurial skills and to provide a platform for the same a “Market day” was organized on 21st September2019. This event also saw an active participation from the students and the local community. The products on sale were locally grown vegetables, rice, handmade soaps, jewelry, bags, Goan sweets, indoor and outdoor plants, aroma oils and chemical free lipsticks. Women from the villages of Nuvem, Benaulim, Majorda and Betalbatim. In order to commemorate International Women’s Dayon 8th March 2020 a series of activities were organized to celebrate strong, bold and beautiful women that we are. A “5km Beach Run” was organized on 8th March on Benaulim Beach, that saw an enthusiastic participation by our students, faculty and community. On 9th March a number of off stage and on stage events were organized. Off stage events included “Strong Woman” an event with tasks that tested the endurance and will power of the students and a photography competition on the changing role of women in society. On stage events included a fashion show by students across streams showcasing the strength and power of our goddesses. This programme was held in collaboration with Bank of Baroda, Benaulim branch. The bank officials addressed the students and informed them about the special schemes for women. This day also saw a number of stalls like food carts, handmade cloth bags that were put up by the students and women from the community. According to Diane Mariechild, “A woman is a full circle, within her is a power to create, nurture and transform”

TEACHING STAFF

Officiating Principal: Dr. (Ms) Aldina Braganza e Gomes Vice-Principal: Dr. Sr. Maria Lizanne A.C.

Name of the Department Name of the teacher Commerce Department Mrs. Sumathi Satardekar Mrs. Sajani D’Costa Mrs. Gladys D’Souza Mr. Audhoot Satardekar Sr. Maria Janet A.C. Ms. Manju T.K Dr. Anson Albuquerque Ms. Nicole Coutinho Business Law Ms. Sharwari Prabhudessai Department of Physics Dr. Efrem D’Sa Mr. Virroy Dias Mrs. Pearl D’Souza Department of Zoology Dr. Manoj Borkar Mrs. Vinita D'Sa Dr. Sr. Maria Lizanne A.C. Ms. Andrea D’Souza Ms. Karen Braganza Ms. Swizzle Furtado Ms. Preeti Pereira Department of Chemistry Mrs. Cheryl Alvares Mrs. Fatima Fernandes Ms. Sneha Naik Dr. Daniel M. Coutinho Mr. Jeffrey Viegas Dr. Celia F. Braganza Dr. Madhavi Z. Naik Ms. Pearl Dos Santos Department of Botany Ms. Meena Miranda e Verdes Dr. Divakar Mesta Dr.(Mrs) Puja Sakhalkar Dr. Kim Rodrigues Ms. Freda L. A. Pereira Ms. Marsha Rodrigues Department of Mathematics Mr. Mrunal Parsekar Ms. Ranisha Fernandes Ms. Jacqueline Do Rosario e Souza

Ms. Meetal Raikar Department of History Mrs. Leila Ribeiro. Mr. Sanford Pereira Mr. Agnelo Dias Department of Konkani Mrs. Queenie Viegas Mrs. Pooja Sangodkar Department of English Mrs. Roxana Singh Dr. Mrs. Glenis Mendonca Dr.(Mr) Brian Mendonca Ms. Ayeesha M. Antao Ms. Jolainne D’Souza Department of Hindi Dr(Ms) Lata Shirodkar Ms. Vishakha Harmalkar Ms. Sweta Sattarkar Department of Political Science Mrs. Louise Ann Sequeira Mrs. Nazrana Shaikh Ms. Chris Antao Dr. Aldina Braganza e Gomes Department of Psychology Mrs. Lynette Da Silva e Fortes Dr.(Mrs). Michelle Fernandes Ms. Faye Pinto Ms. Priyanka Rodrigues Economics Department Mrs. Glancy Borges Dr(Mrs). Ana Rovina Ferrao e Fernandes Ms. Rivya Dias Ms. Pooja Yadav Information Technology Ms. Solley Thomas Director of Physical Education and Sports Mr. Olavo Menezes e Gama

GENERAL INFORMATION

Work Schedule: The academic year is as follows: - (subject to change)

SEMESTER I , III & V : SEMESTER II, IV & VI :

There will be a break for Christmas in the Second Semester from 24th December to 1st January (both days inclusive)

OFFICE WORKING HOURS Working days 8.00 a.m. to 01.00 p.m. 2.00 p.m to 3.00 p.m. Cashier 9.00 a.m to 12.00 noon

CERTIFICATES The Bonafide Certificate, No Objection Certificate, Character and Conduct Certificate and any other referential letter shall be issued by the college. The fee for issue of certificates is Rs.20/-

Examination Fees (payable per semester) (August & January) (Rate of Fees as per University Guidelines)

REFUND OF FEES: As per Goa University Circular No:GU/36/Acad-PG/Refund of fees /2017/1322/446 dated 17/05/2017 a) If a student chooses to withdraw from the programme of study in which he/she is enrolled, the following four-tier system shall be followed for the refund of fees remitted by him/her.

Sr. Point of time when notice of withdrawal of admission is % of refund of No served to the college/University Aggregate fees* 1 15 days before the formally notified last date of admission 100% 2 Not more than 15 days after the formally notified last date of 80% admission 3 More than 15 days but less than 30 days after formally 50% notified last date of admission 4 More than 30 days after formally notified last date of 00% admission

(Inclusive of tuition fees and non-tuition fees but exclusive of caution deposit and security deposit) b) In Case of (in the above table, 10% of the aggregate fees shall be deducted as processing charges from the refundable amount. c) Fees shall be refunded to an eligible student within 14 days from the date of receiving a written application from her in this regards. d) Fees of the student who have already been admitted to a programme of the University and have paid the fees and are subsequently admitted to another programme shall have to pay the fees for the final admission and the claim the refund of the fees paid earlier, in which case no administrative charges shall be deducted from the fees paid earlier by the student. However, if the fees payable for the both the programmes are the same, the fees paid earlier shall be transferred to the final program where admission is sought. e) All other case of the refund of the fees will be decided on case basis on its merit.

FEE STRUCTURE

First Year Arts/Science/ Commerce

FEE PARTICULARS F.Y.B.A F.Y.B.A F.Y.B.Com F.Y.B.Sc Psychology Tuition Fees I & II SEMESTER 1530.00 1530.00 1530.00 1530.00 Other Fees 420.00 420.00 420.00 420.00 Gymkhana Fees 420.00 420.00 420.00 420.00 Library Fees 470.00 470.00 470.00 470.00 University Registration Fees 600.00 600.00 600.00 600.00 I.Tech Charges 820.00 820.00 820.00 820.00 Student Aid Fund 130.00 130.00 130.00 130.00 Laboratory Practical Fees 880.00 Psychology Lab. Practical Fees 240.00 Computer Laboratory Fees 500.00 500.00 500.00 500.00 Diary 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 I.D Card 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 C.P.S.H.W 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 DEPOSITS Library Deposit 70.00 70.00 70.00 70.00 Caution Money Deposit 70.00 70.00 70.00 70.00 Laboratory Deposit 90.00 P.T.A 500.00 500.00 500.00 500.00 Magazine & Bulletin 200.00 200.00 200.00 200.00 Development Fees 2000.00 2000.00 2000.00 2000.00 Value Education/ Other 800.00 800.00 800.00 800.00 Activities Shares of Carmel Co-operative 11.00 11.00 11.00 11.00 Stores TOTAL 8681.00 8921.00 8681.00 9651.00

* students offering Psychology subject have to pay Psychology Laboratory Fees

FEE STRUCTURE

Second Year Arts/Science/ Commerce

FEE PARTICULARS S.Y.B.A S.Y.B.A S.Y.B.Com S.Y.B.Sc Psychology Tuition Fees III& IV 1530.00 1530.00 1530.00 1530.00 SEMESTER Other Fees 420.00 420.00 420.00 420.00 Gymkhana Fees 420.00 420.00 420.00 420.00 Library Fees 470.00 470.00 470.00 470.00 Student Aid Fund 130.00 130.00 130.00 130.00 Laboratory Practical Fees 880.00 Psychology Lab. Practical 240.00 Fees C.P.S.H.W 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 Diary 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 I.D Card 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 DEPOSITS Library Deposit 70.00 70.00 70.00 70.00 Caution Money Deposit 70.00 70.00 70.00 70.00 Laboratory Deposit 90.00 P.T.A 500.00 500.00 500.00 500.00 Magazine & Bulletin 200.00 200.00 200.00 200.00 Development Fees 2000.00 2000.00 2000.00 2000.00 Value Education/ Other 800.00 800.00 800.00 800.00 Activities Forms 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 TOTAL 6800.00 7040.00 6800.00 7770.00

* students offering Psychology subject have to pay Psychology Laboratory Fees

FEE STRUCTURE

Third Year Arts/Science/ Commerce

FEE PARTICULARS T.Y.B.A T.Y.B.A T.Y.B.Com T.Y.B.Sc Psychology Tuition Fees V & VI 1530.00 1530.00 1530.00 1530.00 SEMESTER Other Fees 420.00 420.00 420.00 420.00 Gymkhana Fees 420.00 420.00 420.00 420.00 Library Fees 470.00 470.00 470.00 470.00 Student Aid Fund 130.00 130.00 130.00 130.00 Laboratory Practical Fees 880.00 Psychology Lab. Practical 240.00 Fees C.P.S.H.W 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 Diary 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 I.D Card 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 DEPOSITS Library Deposit 70.00 70.00 70.00 70.00 Caution Money Deposit 70.00 70.00 70.00 70.00 Laboratory Deposit 90.00 P.T.A 500.00 500.00 500.00 500.00 Magazine & Bulletin 200.00 200.00 200.00 200.00 Development Fees 2000.00 2000.00 2000.00 2000.00 Value Education/ Other 800.00 800.00 800.00 800.00 Activities Forms 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 TOTAL 6800.00 7040.00 6800.00 7770.00

* students offering Psychology subject have to pay Psychology Laboratory Fees

FINANCIAL AIDS

Scholarships: Government Schemes

i) Merit Scholarship to children of Secondary School Teachers.

ii) Freeships to the Physically handicapped.

iii) Freeships to the children of Service Personnel.

iv) Freeships to the Freedom Fighters/Political Sufferers.

v) Freeships to the students belonging to Schedule caste, tribes & other backward tribes

vi) Students Aid Fund. (annual income of parents should not exceed Rs. 2 lakhs (per annum.)

vii) Fee Waiver Scheme for SC/ST students pursuing Higher Education

viii) Dayanand Bandodkar Scheme for Higher Education for Orphans

ix) “Sant Sohirobanath Ambiye Dnyanvruddhi Shishyavrutti” (Bursary Scheme)

CARMEL COLLEGE AWARDS/ FOUNDERS PRIZES

1. Carmel College Silver Jubilee for the best all round sports woman.

Sr. Rosanne’s State Award prize for: 2. i) taking up responsibility ii) ready availability iii)the best NSS student iv)for the most promising sport woman. Sr. Rosanne’s prize founded by the Staff 1994-’95 for: i) the best NCC Cadet 3. ii) the most regular sports woman iii) the most dedicated sports woman Sr. Margaret Angela D’Souza Prize by the staff 1999-2000 for taking part in highest number 4. of sports events. Prize awarded by Sr. Emma Maria’s brother Mr. Victor Noronha to an all-round student of Arts 5. stream. Sr. Emma Maria A.C. Prize by Mr. Niel Francis Noronha to an all-round student of Science 6. stream. Ms. Alice Monteiro Memorial Prize by Ms. Gladys Monteiro to an all-round student of 7. Commerce stream. 8. Sr. Florence Mary A.C. Prize founded by the staff 2002-2003 for “Youth of the Year”.

9. Sr. Florence Mary A.C. Prize founded by the staff 2002-2003 for “Selfless Service”. Lt. Col. Denis Noronha Memorial prize by Ms Dina De Silva to an NCC Cadet who distinguishes 10. herself at the national level.

11. Asha Dalvi Memorial Prize founded by Dr.(Ms) Shobha Verenker for Hindi Essay writing competition. Smt. Hemavati Puraskar founded by Dr. Shobha Verenker for excellence in Hindi Language 12 and Literature.

13 Prize founded by Dept. of Hindi for Inter-Collegiate competition. Prize awarded by Ms. Sajani D’Costa for a Sem. V and VI of B.Com. Student for General 14 Proficiency, participation in campus activities and holistic personality Development. 15 Sr. Genevieve prize for highest marks at B.A. (Sem. III and IV )

16 Sr. Genevieve prize for highest marks at B.Sc. (Sem. III and IV)

Shri Shivram Arjun Bicholkar Memorial Prize by Mr. Audhoot K. Satardekar for highest 17 marks at B.Com. (Sem. III & IV)

18 Carmelex prize for highest marks at B.A. (Sem. I and II)

19. Carmelex prize for highest marks at B.Com. (Sem. I & II)

Prize awarded by Sr. Margaret Angela’s brother Mr. Harry D'Souza for highest marks at 20. B.Sc. (Sem. I & II)

C.P. Govil prize by Ms. Nora Govil for highest marks in the subject of Child Psychology 21. (Allied) at B.A. Sem. III.

Siddharth S. Naik prize by Dr. (Ms) Radhika Nayak for highest marks in Economics at 22. B.COM. (Sem. III & IV)

Dennis Noronha Memorial prize by Ms Dina D'Silva for highest marks in Political Science 23. at B.A. (Sem. I & II)

K.N. Mallya prize by Dr. Ms. Meenakshi Mallya for highest marks in Zoology at B.Sc. 24. (Sem. I and II)

25. Ms. Lucrecia Pereira Prize for highest marks in Chemistry at B.Sc. (Sem. III & IV)

Prize awarded by Sr. Florence Mary’s cousin Mr. Herald Rebello for highest marks in 26. Chemistry at B.SC. (Sem. I & II)

Shri. V.N.Kanekar Memorial prize by Dr. Ms. Shobha S. Verenkar for highest marks in 27. Hindi at BA. (Semester III and IV)

Octaviano Merlyn Moreno Prize by Ms. Damiana Moreno for highest marks in Electronics 28. at B.SC. (Sem. I & II)

29. Sr. Margaret Angela A.C. Prize for highest marks in Mathematics at B.SC. (Sem.III & IV)

Dr. (Sr.) Emma Maria A.C. prize by Mr. & Ms. Carlos Conceicăo for highest marks in 30. Mathematics at B.COM. (Semester I and II)

Mr. & Ms Dominic D’Silva Prize for highest marks in History at BA. (Semester I and 31. II)

32. Mr. & Ms Dominic D’Silva Prize for highest marks in History at BA. (Semester III & IV)

33. Dr. (Sr.)Emma Maria A.C. Prize for securing highest marks in Konkani (Elect.) at BA Examination.(Sem. I & II)

Shri. Sethuram Acharya Memorial Prize for highest marks in Physics at Sem.III & IV of 34. B.Sc. founded by Mr. Rajendra.

Shri. Sethuram Acharya Memorial Prize for highest marks in Physics at Sem.I & II of B.Sc. 35. founded by Mr. Rajendra.

Shri Eknath alias Das Mahadev Shenvi Varde Borkar Memorial prize by Dr. Manoj Borkar 36. for securing highest marks in the subject of Environmental Studies at Semester I and II of B.A.

Shri Eknath alias Das Mahadev Shenvi Varde Borkar Memorial prize by Dr. Manoj Borkar 37. for securing highest marks in the subject of Environmental Studies at Sem I and II of B.Sc.

Shri Eknath alias Das Mahadev Shenvi Varde Borkar Memorial prize by Dr. Manoj Borkar 38. for securing highest marks in the subject of Environmental Studies at Sem I and II of B.Com.

Dr.(Sr.) Emma Maria A.C. prize founded by Mr. & Ms Esteve Mascarenhas for highest 39. marks in English Elective at Sem. III and IV of B.A.

Dr.(Sr.) Emma Maria A.C. prize founded by Mr. & Ms Esteve Mascarenhas for highest 40. marks in Statistical Techniques at Sem. III and IV of B.Com.

Dr.(Sr.) Emma Maria A.C. prize founded by Mr. & Ms Esteve Mascarenhas for highest 41. marks in Botany at Sem. III and IV of B.Sc.

Dr.(Sr.) Emma Maria A.C. prize founded by Mr. & Ms Esteve Mascarenhas for highest 42. marks in Botany at Semester I and II of B.Sc.

Dr.(Sr.) Emma Maria A.C. prize founded by Mr. & Ms. Esteve Mascarenhas for highest 43. marks in Zoology at Semester III and IV of B.Sc.

Dr.(Sr.) Emma Maria A.C. prize founded by Mr. & Ms. Esteve Mascarenhas for highest 44. marks in Mathematics at Semester I and II of B.Sc.

Mr. Agostinho Ferrao Memorial Prize founded by Dr. Ms Anna Rovina Ferrao e Fernandes 45. for highest marks in Economics at Semester III and IV of B.A.

Mr. Agostinho Ferrao Memorial Prize founded by Dr. Ms Anna Rovina Ferrao e Fernandes 46. for highest marks in Economics at Semester I and II of B.A.

Ms. Mariana Dias” prize founded by Mr. Agnelo Dias, for highest marks in the subject 47. of History of India’s struggle for Freedom at Semester III and IV of B.A examination.

Ms. Mariana Dias” prize founded by Mr. Agnelo Dias, for highest marks in Ecology of 48. Goa (Allied) at Semester III and IV of B.A examination.

Prize by Ms Louise Ann Sequeira for highest marks in Political Science at Semester III and 49. IV of B.A.

Jose Cleofa Viegas Memorial Prize by Ms. Queenie Viegas for highest marks in Konkani at 50. Semester III and IV of B.A.

51. Prize instituted by Ms. Lynette Fortes for highest marks in Psychology at Sem. II of B.A.

Prize instituted by Ms Maria Luiza Valladares for a student with highest marks in English 52. Elective at Sem I and II of B.A.

Prize instituted by Ms Maria Luiza Valladares for a student with highest marks in English 53. Elective at Sem III and IV of B.A.

Prize instituted by Ms. Lynette Fortes for highest marks in the subject of Social Psychology 54. at Sem. III of B.A.

55. Dombell prize for highest marks at Sem.V and VI of B.A.

56. Dombell Prize for highest marks at Sem.V and VI of B.Com.

Ms. Flora Vaz Memorial Prize founded by Dr. Janet Mascarenhas for highest marks at 57. Sem.V and VI of B.Sc.

Prize by Sr. Emma Maria’s parents Mr. & Ms Casimiro Noronha for highest marks 58. in History at Semester V and VI of B.A.(6 Units)

59. Agrawal prize for highest marks in History at Semester V and VI of B.A.(6 Units)

Mira Antonio Mascarenhas Memorial prize by Ms Layla Mascarenhas for highest 60. marks in History at Semester V and VI of B.A.(6 Units)

Sri. Lakshmi Gadi prize by Dr.(Ms) Subhadra D. Gadi for highest marks in Economics 61. at Sem. V and VI of B.A. (6 Units)

Rajya Lakshmi Gadi prize by Dr.(Ms) Subhadra D.Gadi for highest marks in Zoology 62. at Sem. V and VI of B.Sc.

Francis D'Sa prize by Dr.(Mr.) Efrem D'Sa for highest marks in Physics at Sem. V and 63. VI of B.Sc.

J.A.Afonso prize by Ms Nora Govil for highest marks in Psychology at Sem. V and 64. VI of B.A.

Sr. Rosanne's T.A. Mathias AIACHE award for a deserving student of Sem. V and VI 65. of B.A History (3 units).

Mrs. Muriel Faleiro prize by Shri. Eduardo Faleiro for highest marks in Konkani at 66. Sem. V and VI of B.A.

Prize awarded by Sr. Margaret Angela’s brother Mr. Percy D’Souza for highest marks 67. in Physical Chemistry at Sem. V and VI of B.Sc.

Prize awarded by Sr. Margaret Angela’s brother Mr. Richard D’Souza for highest 68. marks in Analytical Chemistry at Sem. V and VI of B.Sc.

Mr. & Ms Dulcidonio Noronha Prize by Ms Sapiencia Noronha & fly. for highest 69. marks in English at Sem. V and VI of B.A. (55% & above)

Smt. Anandibai Dhondi Satardekar Prize by Mr. Audhoot K. Satardekar for highest 70. marks in Accounts at Sem. V and VI of B.Com.

Prize awarded by Sr. Margaret Angela’s brother Mr. Harry D’Souza for highest marks in 71. Inorganic Chemistry at Sem. V and VI of B.Sc.

Jack Conny Fernandes Memorial Prize by Ms Fatima Fernandes for highest marks in 72. Chemistry at Sem. V and VI of B.Sc.

Marie Noronha Memorial Prize by Ms. Dina De Silva for highest marks in Political Science 73. at Sem. V and VI of B.A.

Dr.(Sr.)Emma Maria’s Yashadamini Puraskar Award for highest marks at Sem. V and VI of 74. B.A.

Dr. (Sr.) Emma Maria’s Yashadamini Puraskar Award for highest marks at Sem. V and VI of 75. B.Com.

76. Dr. Shobha Verenker Prize for highest marks in Hindi at Sem. V and VI of B.A. (3 Units)

Ms. Mariana Dias prize founded by Mr. Agnelo Dias, for highest marks in History Paper 77. XIV at Semester V of B.A examination.

Prize instituted by Ms. Marykutty Augustine for highest marks in Botany at TYBSC (Sem. 78. V & VI).

Prize instituted by Ms. Louise Ann Sequeira for highest marks at Semester V and VI for 79. Pol.Science Paper Government and Politics of Goa.

Prize instituted by Mr. K.J. Augustine for highest marks in Economics at TYBA (Sem. V & 80. VI).

Shri. Ranjit Bhupal prize by Ms. Chandra Prabhu Bhupal for highest marks in Zoology at 81. Sem V and VI of B.Sc.

Octaviano Moreno and Merlyn Moreno prize founded by Ms. Damiana Moreno for highest 82. marks in Physics at Sem V and VI of B.Sc.

Pereira Andrade prize by Ms. Lucrecia Pereira for highest marks in Organic Chemistry at 83. Semester V and VI of B.Sc.

84. Prize instituted by Ms. Lynette Fortes for highest marks in Statistics at Sem. V of B.A.

Prize instituted by Ms. Lynette Fortes for highest marks in Positive Psychology at Sem. VI 85. of B.A.

Mr. Francisco Mascarenhas prize founded by Ms. Leila Ribeiro, for highest marks in History 86. at Semester V & VI of B.A. (6 Units)

Mr. Cyprian Viegas Memorial Prize by Sr. Maria Aradhana A.C.for highest marks in 87. Financial Accounting at Sem. III and IV of B.Com.

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