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Rayalaseema University Kurnool, A.P., 518 Prospectus RAYALASEEMA UNIVERSITY KURNOOL, A.P., 518 007 POST GRADUATE COMMON ENTRANCE TEST-2018 (RUPGCET-2018) PROSPECTUS 2018-19 IMPORTANT NOTE: The downloaded applications should not be sent by post or by person to the DIRECTORS office. APPLICATIONS should be retained by the applicants / candidates and should be produced at the time of certificate verification only. Rayalaseema University, Kurnool RUPGCET-2018 Prospectus GENERAL 1. Director of admissions, RUPGCET-2018 Rayalaseema University, Kurnool, invites applications online for admission to various postgraduate courses in Arts, Science, and Commerce offered at Rayalaseema University College, Kurnool, and its affiliated colleges, for the academic year 2018-19. 2. The admissions are governed by the RUPGCET-2018 rules and regulations given below. The Advisory Committee of RUPGCET-2018 reserves the right to change or modify the rules and regulations. Notwithstanding anything in this Booklet, the rules and regulations that are in force in the University from time to time are applicable. 3. For getting admission to a course, a candidate should qualify in RUPGCET-2018 and satisfy the eligibility criteria prescribed for the course. No candidate will be admitted by the University or the affiliated colleges without qualifying in RUPGCET-2018. 4. Indian nationals who are natives of other states (other than AP) are eligible for admission under National Integration Quota (5%). These seats are over and above the existing seats. 5. Foreign nationals / NRIs can be admitted without Entrance Test subject to satisfying the eligibility criteria and production of Student Visa for the period of study at the University. 6. Postgraduate degree holders of a particular course/subject are not entitled to admission to the same course/subject. A PG degree holder can pursue another PG course in a different subject but he/she is not eligible for scholarship and fee reimbursement. No hostel accommodation will be provided to them due to limited hostel facility. We discourage second PG admissions with a view to providing opportunity for first- time PG students. Hostel accommodation will be provided only for students who are admitted to first PG course. 7. No candidate is entitled to pursue more than one full-time course at a time. If admitted, no candidate can undertake any other assignment or employment or study any other course simultaneously. 8. The University reserves the right to offer or not to offer a particular course basing on the economic viability/depending on the number of candidates who opt to join in it. 9. Qualifying in the RUPGCET-2018 does not guarantee admission. The candidate must satisfy all the eligibility criteria prescribed for admission to a course. 10. If it is proved that any of the certificates submitted by a candidate was tampered with or fake, the candidate not only loses seat but is also liable for prosecution. 11. The rule of reservation is not applicable to Payment seats and NRI seats. 12. Before applying for RUPGCET-2018, the candidate has to satisfy himself/herself about his/her eligibility to take a particular test and to seek admission to the related course. Rayalaseema University, Kurnool RUPGCET-2018 Prospectus 13. The University reserves the right to modify courses/seats available in the colleges and the details will be made available on the website www.rudoa.in from time to time. 14. Original certificates will not be returned till the completion of the course. Candidates are instructed to maintain sufficient copies of certificates before submitting the originals to the University. 15. The prescribed fee should be paid during the beginning of the academic year within the stipulated time. Otherwise, the admission will be cancelled. 16. The application submitted should be completed in all respects. Incomplete applications will be summarily rejected. 17. Attendance is compulsory. Student’s attendance is monitored through biometric system. Students who put in less than 75% of class attendance will not be allowed to appear for examinations and they will not be eligible for fee reimbursement and scholarship also. Parents may also note this point and advise their wards to adhere to all the norms. 18. If sufficient strength is not applied for any subject in any center, the university reserves the right to cancel that center and allot the candidates to the nearest center. 19. Change of test center by the candidate is not allowed under any circumstances. 20. University reserves the right to convert NRI/Sponsored seats in to Payment seats if NRI/Sponsored seats are not filled. University reserves the right to convert Payment seats in to Self-Financing seats if Payment seats are not filled 21. IMPORTANT DATES Online registration without late fee : 31-03-2018 to 30-04-2018 Online registration with late fee Rs. 1,000/- : up to 10-05-2018 Downloading of Hall tickets : 12-05-2018 onwards Entrance tests (Online Mode only) : 21-05-2018 to 23-05-2018 B. COURSES OF STUDY The duration of each course offered is two years (four semesters). Regular (R), Payment (P), and Self-Financing (SF) courses are offered at the University/the affiliated colleges. Rayalaseema University, Kurnool RUPGCET-2018 Prospectus C. AVAILABLITY OF SEATS IN THE UNIVERSITY AND AFFILIATED COLLEGES 1. Rayalaseema University College, Kurnool SEATS UNDER VARIOUS CATEGORIES COURSE SELF- NRI/ REGULAR PAYMENT FINANCING SPONSORED M.Sc. Botany -- 25 5 -- M.Sc. Biochemistry -- 20 5 -- M.Sc. Biotechnology -- 20 5 2 M.Sc. Chemistry (Natural 25 -- 5 -- Products) M.Sc. Chemistry (Organic) -- 25 5 2 M.Com General -- 35 5 -- M.Sc. Computer Science -- 35 5 -- M.Tech. Data Analytics -- 20 10 -- M.A. Economics 35 -- 5 -- M.Ed. -- 40 10 -- M.Sc. Electronics & -- 20 5 2 Communications M.A. English -- 40 5 -- M.Sc. Mathematics -- 35 5 -- M.Sc. Physics 25 -- 5 -- M.Sc. Statistics (OR&SQC) 25 -- 5 -- M.A. Telugu 35 -- 5 -- M.Sc. Zoology -- 25 5 -- M.Com. Finance -- 20 10 -- M.B.A Business Analytics -- 20 10 -- Rayalaseema University, Kurnool RUPGCET-2018 Prospectus 2. Tentative List of Affiliated Colleges of Rayalaseema University offering Post Graduate Courses with corresponding Courses and Intake SELF- COURSE CODE NAME OF THE COLLEGE FINANCING 102 Sri Ramakrishna PG College Nandyal 40 M.Sc. Computer 103 National PG college Nandyal (Minority Institution) 40 Science 113 Sri Sai Ram Degree College, Nandikotkur 40 M.Sc. 103 National PG College Nandyal(Minority Institution) 30 Biochemistry 111 Sri Sankara’s Degree College,Kurnool 30 102 40 Sri Ramakrishna PG College,Nandyal. 103 National PG College, Nandyal. 40 104 40 M.Sc. St. Joseph'ss degree College, Kurnool. Mathematics 106 Osmania College, Kurnool (Minority Institution) 40 110 SPY Reddy Degree College for women Nandyal 40 121 Sai Sri PG College, Dhone 40 M.Sc. 103 30 National PG College Nandyal (Minority Institution) Micro Biology 104 St. Joseph's Degree College , Kurnool 30 M.Sc. Organic 103 30 National PG College, Nandyal (Minority Institution) Chemistry 104 St, Joseph’s Degree College, Kurnool 30 105 KVR Govt. Degree College for Women, Kurnool 30 106 Osmania College, Kurnool (Minority Institution) 30 K.V. Subba Reddy Degree College and PG College, 107 30 Allagadda 111 Sri Sankara’s Degree College, Kurnool 30 112 The Adoni Arts and Science College. Adoni 30 113 Sri Sai Ram Degree College, Nandikotkur 30 102 Sri Ramakrishna PG College, Nandyal 30 103 National PG College, Nandyal ( Minority Institution) 30 106 Osmania College, Kurnool (Minority Institution) 30 M.Sc. Physics 107 K.V. Subba Reddy Degree and PG College, Allagadda 30 108 Silver Jubilee Govt. Degree College, Kurnool 30 120 Government Degree College, Kurnool 30 103 National PG College, Nandyal (Minority Institution) 30 M.Sc. Botany 105 KVR Govt. Degree College, for Women, Kurnool 30 102 Sri Ramakrishna PG College,Nandyal 40 106 Osmania College, Kurnool (Minority Institution) 40 108 Silver Jubilee Govt. Degree College, Kurnool 40 113 Sri Sai Ram PG College, Nandikotkur 40 120 Government Degree College, Kurnool 40 M.A. Telugu 121 Sai Sri PG College, Dhone 40 122 Sri Satyasai Degree College, Kodumur 40 123 SML Degree College, Yemmiganur 40 KVR Govt. College for Women, Kurnool 40 105 KVR Govt. College for Women, Kurnool 40 106 Osmania College, Kurnool (Minority Institution) 40 M.A. English 108 Silver Jubilee Govt. Degree College, Kurnool 40 110 SPY Degree College for Women,Nandyal 40 111 Sri Sankara’s Degree college, Kurnool 40 120 Government Degree College, Kurnool 40 M.A. 108 Silver Jubilee Govt. College, Kurnool 40 Economics 123 SML Degree College, Yemmiganur 40 102 Sri Ramakrishna PG College Nandyal 40 M.Com 104 St. Joseph’s Degree College, Kurnool 40 General. 106 Osmania College. Kurnool (Minority Institution) 40 108 Silver Jubilee Govt, Degree College, Kurnool 40 Rayalaseema University, Kurnool RUPGCET-2018 Prospectus 109 RIE PG College, Kurnool 40 112 40 The Adoni Arts and Science College. Adoni 113 Sri Sai Ram PG College, Nandikotkur 40 120 Govt. Degree College, Kurnool 40 121 Sai Sri PG College, Dhone 40 122 Sri Satyasai Degree College, Kodumur 40 124 SNR Degree College, Karivena 40 134 40 ST. Joseph College For Women, JMJ Nagar, Kurnool 102 Sri Rama Krishna PG College, Nandyal. 40 + 40 M.Com. 105 KVR Govt. Degree College for Women, Kurnool 40 Professional 125 Sri Vyshnsvi Degree College, Dhone 40 M.Com. 102 Sri Rama Krishna PG College, Nandyal. 40 E-Commerce 115 Viswavani College of Education, Nandyal 50 116 Sri Sankara’s College of Education, Kurnool 50 117 JVRR College of Education, Nandyal 50 119 Sri Lakshmi Venkateswara College of Education, Kurnool 50 126 Gnana saraswathi College of Education, Banaganapalli 50 M.Ed. 127 Sree Sai College of Education, Nandikotkur 50 128 Togore College of Education, Kodumur 50 129 Sai Sree M.Ed College, Dhone 50 130 Haji Kareem master of Education, Brahmhanakotkur 50 131 Madina Master of Education, Brahmhanakotkur 50 132 S.A.R.M.
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