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Department of Studies - A Brief Profile

Jnana Sahyadri Campus Jnana Sahyadri campus is located at Shankaraghatta at a distance of 26 kms away from Shivamogga town, the district headquarters and 18 kms from Bhadravathi, the well-known industrial town. The main campus can be reached by bus services from Shivamogga, Bhadravathi and Tarikere towns which are close to the campus and are well connected by road and rail. The campus is only 2 kms from the magnificent Bhadra Reservoir across the river Bhadra - one of the important lifelines of the area.

The academic life on the campus is vibrant and exciting with seminars, symposia, special lectures and workshops round the year. All academic programmes have updated course curricula/syllabi responding to the needs of the contemporary society; and the research orientatFion is innovative, original and directed to societal needs. Jnana Sahyadri campus houses almost all academic and administrative departments of the University.

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SC 2.2 Post Colonial Literature Department of Studies in English SC 2.3 World Literatures: Part I Elective: 2-1. Film Studies The department has a distinctive academic profile through innovative updating of the syllabus, Third Semester materials design, audio-visual participatory teaching HC 3.1 Contemporary ELT methods and its ambience of openness to new ideas HC 3.2 Research Methodology and to social issues. The MA English programme SC 3.1 Modernity and Modernism: Culture and Text offered by the department is one of the best, with updated courses on literatures in English from all SC 3.2 Contemporary British Literature over the world, in addition to Cultural Studies, Film SC 3.3 World Literatures: Part II Studies and Gender Studies. An intensive skill based SC 3.4 Introduction to Film Studies language programme aided by a competent staff Elective: 3-1. Making Meaning in Indian Cinema and a language laboratory is being imparted to meet the language needs of the post graduate Fourth Semester students of all disciplines. The department is also HC 4.1 Cultural Studies actively involved in contemporary socio-political HC 4.2 Literary Theory: Part II debates. SC 4.1 South Asian Women’s Writing SC 4.2 Modern Indian Literature in English and Programmes Offered: M.A and Ph.D Translation SC 4.3 Discourses Analysis Faculty: Project Work 1. Dr. Nagya Naik B. H : Professor and

: Chairperson Office : 08282-256353, 257349 Mobile : 9448943704, 9880411211 E-mail :[email protected] 2. Dr. Rachel Bari Professor 3. Dr. Ramaprasad B. V Professor 4. Dr. Namratha M Professor 5. Dr. Dattatreya M. Associate Professor 6. Mr. Vinay K. M Assistant Professor Course: M.A - English

Eligibility: Bachelor’s Degree with English as an optional subject. Candidates who have studied English as a Language at bachelor degree course are also eligible subject to availability of seats. Such candidates shall have secured in the corresponding language 10% more marks than the minimum prescribed for the category under which they are to be admitted. Course Structure First Semester HC1.1 British Literature: Part I HC1.2 Gender Studies HC1.3 Reading and interpretation SC1.1 Introduction to Linguistics and Phonetics SC1.2 American and Afro-American Literatures SC1.3 Dalit and Subaltern Literatures Second Semester HC 2.1 British Literature: Part II HC 2.2 Literary Theory: Part I SC 2.1 Women Writing

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SC-1.2 Adhunik Hindi Natak Sahitya OR Hindi Department of Studies in Hindi Rekhachitr Second Semester The Department of Hindi was started in 1993. The department has instituted a Gold medal for the HC-2.1 Hindi Sahitya ka Ithihas-II student who secures highest marks in M.A (Hindi). HC-2.2 Samanya Bhasha Vigyan Programmes Offered: M.A and Ph.D HC-2.3 Hindi Bhasha ka Itihas Faculty: S.C-1.1 Adhunik Hindi kavyas OR Hindi Upanyas Dr. B. S. Gunjal Professor and Sahitya Chairperson S.C-1.2 Kahani Sahitya OR Hindi Jeevanai Sahitya Office : 08282-256302 Elective: Samanya Hindi Aur Gadya-I Third Semester Course: M.A. - Hindi HC-3.1 Bharatiya Kavya Shastra Eligibility: Any Bachelor Degree with 40% marks in HC-3.2 Hindi Patrakarita Hindi, optional or Language or who have passed any HC-3.3 Shodh Pravidhi one of the following Hindi Examinations with 40% SC-3.1 Samakalin Hindi Kavya OR Samakalin Hindi Marks Upanyas 01. Rastrabhasha Praveena or Rashtrabhasha SC-3.2 Hindi Nibanda Sahitya OR Hindi Ekanki Visharada of Dakshina Bharatha Hindi Prachar Sabha, Madras. Sahitya 02. Rajabhasha Vidwan or Rajabhasha Prakasha Elective: 2. Samanya Hindi Aur Gadya-II Examination of Mysore Riyasat Hindi Prachar Fourth Semester Samithi, Bangalore. HC-4.1 Pashchatya Kavya Shastra 03. Hindi Ratna Examination of Mysore Hindi HC-4.2 Madhyakaleen Hindi Kavya Prachar Parishat, Bangalore. HC-4.3 Laghu Shodha Prabhand 04. Bhasha Praveen Examination of Karnataka Mahila Hindi Prachar Seva Samithi, Bangalore. SC-4.1 Bharatiya Sahitya OR Hindi Alochana 05. Visharad (with Hindi Sahitya) or Uttam (with SC-4.2 Samakalin Hindi Sahitya OR Hindi Kavya Hindi Sahitya) examination of Hindi Sahitya Natak Sammelan, Prayag or Hindi Vidwan Examination of Govt. of Karnataka. Department of Studies in Sanskrit Course Structure (Sahyadri College Campus, Shivamogga), First Semester The Department was started in the year 1993. The HC-1.1 Hindi Sahitya ka Ithihas-I students are constantly assisted to improve their HC-1.2 Hindi Vyakaran communication, analytical and writing skills through HC-1.3 Prayojan Mulak Hindi Aur Anuvad special lectures, seminars and workshops. With the collaboration of Sanskrita Bharati, Bengaluru, every SC-1.1 Adhunik Hindi Gadhya Sahitya OR Karnataka year state level elocution competition and Sanskrit Sanskruti Aur Kannada Sahitya speaking workshops are organized. The department has established an excellent rapport with Sanskrit scholars of the two Sanskrit villages viz., Mattur and Hosahalli. These activities enable the students to have wider and higher intellectual attainments. Dr. Veerendra Hegde, Dharmadhikari, Dharmastala has instituted a Gold medal for the highest scoring student at M.A final year examination. In the name of Dr. K. Krishnamurthy, an outstanding Sanskrit scholar, Gold medal for the highest scoring student at M.A in Sanskrit -final total score in soft core “Alankara Shastra” Paper - has been instituted.

Prospectus 2018-19 41 Programmes Offered: M.A and Ph.D SC4.3. Special Alankaara -8 Faculty SC4.4. Special Darshana -8 1. Dr. M. A. Shruti Kirthi Assistant Professor and Project Work Co- ordinator Mobile : 9448091817 Department of Studies in Urdu E-mail : [email protected] (Sahyadri College Campus, Shivamogga)

Course: M.A. - Sanskrit The Department of P.G Studies and Research in Urdu

Eligibility: B.A. degree with 40% marks in Sanskrit was established in the year 1993.The Department has as optional (aggregate of three years) or B.A./ B.Sc./ Instituted four Gold Medals. One for highest marks B.Com./BAMS./B.Music degree with minimum 40% secured in M.A Previous. One for Persian, One for Arabic marks in Sanskrit language or Sanskrit minor or any and one for over all percentage of both previous and degree with Sanskrit Sahitya or Vidwath Madhyama final. The Department library has about 1200 books and recognized by Sanskrit University. about 400 reputed Journals and magazines .Department is regularly conducting multilingual Mushaira (Poets Course Structure meets) every year .Department has also started monthly First Semester Wallpaper Magazine to promote the writing skill among HC 1.1. Padyakavya and Anuvada the PG Students .Coaching classes are also conducted to HC1.2 Study of Sanskrit Roopakas the students of competitive examinations like KAS,KES,IAS,NET,KSET etc ,in urdu Programme Offered HC1.3 Vyaakarana and Chhandas M.A and Ph.D SC1.1 Special Alankara -1 Programmes Offered: M.A and Ph.D SC1.2 Special Darshana -1 SC1.3 Special Alankara -2 Faculty 1. Dr. Syed Sanaulla M.A., Ph.D. SC1.4 Special Darshana – 2 Associate Proffessor and Chairman Second Semester Cell No.9448238327 HC 2.1. Gadyakavyam & Essays in Sanskrit E.Mail:[email protected] HC 2.2 Dramaturgy Course: M.A - Urdu

HC 2.3. Vyaakarana Eligibility: Any Degree with 45% of marks in Urdu SC 2.1. Special Alankara - 3 language or Urdu Optional (aggregate of two year in Urdu SC 2.2. Special Darshana - 3 language and three years in Urdu Optional) SC 2.3. Special Alankara - 4 Course Structure SC 2.4. Special Darshana -4 First Semester Elective: 2-1. Teaching of Sanskrit –I HC1.1 Classical Poetry Third Semester HC1.2 Prose HC 3.1 Veda and Vedic Literature HC1.3 History of Urdu literature 1857 tak HC3.2 Panishat and Geeta SC1.1 Shibli Nomani SC3.1 Special Alankaara - 5 SC1.2 Rasheed Ahmed Khan SC3.2 Special Darshana - 5 SC1.3 Meer Taqi Meer SC3.3 Special Alankaara - 6 SC1.4 Mirza Ghalib SC3.4 Special Darshana - 6 Second Semester SC3.5 Research Methodology HC2.1 Modern Urdu Poetry Elective: 3-1. Teaching of Sanskrit – II HC2.2 Persian HC2.3 Dastan Novel Aur Novelette Fourth Semester SC2.1 Special Study of Allama Iqbal HC4.1 Vedaanga and Smruti SC2.2 Special Study of Faiz Ahmed Faiz HC4.2 Linguistics and Laukika Nyayas SC2.3 Translation of Urdu Literature SC4.1 Special Alankaara -7 SC2.4 Urdu Drama Nigari SC4.2. Special Darshana -7 Elective: 2.5 Urdu Afsana

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Third Semester Course Structure HC3.1 Literary Criticism First Semester HC3.2 Tarseel –e-Aamma HC1.1 Micro Economic Analysis HC3.3 Research Methodology HC1.2 Economics of Growth and Development SC3.1 Masnavi HC1.3 Mathematical Methods for Economists SC3.2 Ghazal SC1.4 Financial Institutions and Markets SC3.3 Saher Ludhyanvi SC1.5 Economics of Social Sector SC3.4 Parveen Shakir Second Semester Elective: 3.5 Urdu Ghazal HC2.1 Macro Economic Analysis Fourth Semester HC2.2 Statistical Methods for Economists HC4.1 Modern trends Any two of the following: HC4.2 Arabic SC2.1 Mathematical Economics HC4.3 Dissertation SC2.2 Agricultural Economics SC4.1 Dakhni literature SC2.3 Economic Planning SC4.2 Tanz-o-Mizah SC2.4 Karnataka Economy SC4.3 Urdu Maktoob Nigari SC4.4 Adabi Tehreekein Elective (any one of the following): Project Work 2.1(E) Karnataka Economic Development 2.2(E) Rural Development Department of Studies in Economics 2.3(E) Economics of Infrastructure Third Semester The Department of Economics which was started in the year 1974-75 by the University of Mysore became HC3.1 Public Economics a part of Kuvempu University in 1987. In order to HC3.2 Computer Applications in Economic Analysis enable the students to compete effectively in the job Any three of the following: SC3.1 market, greater importance is being given for skill Research Methodology formation during their training in the Department. The students are helped in every possible way to SC3.2 Theory of Econometrics improve their communication, analytical and writing SC3.3 Environmental Economics skills. Besides covering the topics mentioned in the SC3.4 Demography syllabus, the members of the faculty make every SC3.5 Managerial Economics attempt to kindle students' interest in current issues. Besides regular teaching and research, the faculty SC3.6 Rural Development and co-operation members of the Department are also involved in Elective (any one of the following) training and extension activities. Two Major Research 3.1(E) Indian Economy Projects sanctioned by the UGC, New Delhi, have 3.2(E) Human Resource Development been completed by the faculty. 3.3(E) Economics of Gender Programmes Offered: M.A and Ph.D Fourth Semester Faculty HC4.1 International Economics 1. Dr. B. Jayarama Bhat Professor and HC4.2 Time Series Data Analysis Chairperson Any two of the following: Office : 08282 257245 SC4.1 Indian Public Finance Mobile : 9845990643 SC4.2 Operation Research for Economists SC4.3 Indian Economic Policy E-mail : [email protected] SC4.4 Industrial Economics 2. Dr. S. N. Yogish Professor SC4.5 Economics and Law 3. Dr. Ravindranath N. Kadam Professor SC4.6: Economics of Insurance Course: M.A - Economics Project Work (Compulsory)

Eligibility: Bachelor’s degree with Economics as one of the major subjects.

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SC2.1 Pre and Proto-hisotry of India SC2.2 History of Indian Architecture (upto 13th century)

SC2.3 Economic History of Medieval India Elective: 2.1: Karnataka Unification Movement

Third Semester HC3.1 History of Modern Europe

HC3.2 Select Topics on Indian Freedom Movement (1885-1947) SC3.1 Sources of Indian History: Epigraphy

Numismatics and Archives Department of Studies in History and SC3.2 History of Karnataka up to the Fall of Archaeology Hoysalas

The Department of History and Archaeology was SC3.3 Theories of Colonialism and Nationalism started in the year 1988. The Department is engaged Elective: 3.1. Heritage Monuments of India in research and teaching. It organizes seminars, Fourth Semester conferences, workshops, and special lectures. Prof. S.R. Rao has instituted a Gold Medal for Archaeology. HC4.1 Contemporary South Aisa-SAARC Nations The Department also runs an exclusive library. An HC4.2 History of Modern Karnataka (1800-1956) Archaeological Museum has been established in the SC4.1 History of Keladi Nayakas department for the benefit of students as well as the SC4.2 History of Indian Art and Architecture (13th public. This department has brought to light several to 17th Century CE) archaeological sites of this region and is planning to SC4.3. Social Movements in 20th Century India excavate few of them. Project Work Programmes Offered: M.A, Ph.D and PG Diploma in Archaeology and Museology Course – P. G Diploma in Archaeology and Faculty Museology (one year add-on course) 1 Dr. G. Sarvamangala Professor and Chairperson Course Structure Mobile: 9448638374 1. History of Archaeology in Europe and India Email : [email protected] 2. Method and Theories in Archaeology 2. Dr. Anuradha Patel Professor(deputed) 3. History, Principles and Development of Museology Course: M. A – History and Archaeology 4. Museum Architecture, Display and Methods of Conservation Eligibility: The students should have studied History and Archaeology as one of the optional courses 5. Indian Art, Architecture, Epigraphy, Numismatics during their graduation. and Excavations.

Course Structure Department of Studies in Journalism First Semester HC1.1 Introduction to History and Mass Communication HC1.2 Introduction to Archaeology The Department of Journalism and Mass HC1.3 Historiography - World and India Communication was started in the academic year 2003-04. The syllabus for the master’s programme SC1.1 Select Themes on Ancient India has been designed to give theoretical orientation SC1.2 History of Archaeology in India and practical training in reporting, writing, editing SC1.3 Socio-religious Movements in 19th Century and producing for mass media. In addition to the India classroom lectures workshops, special lectures Second Semester and seminars are held with media professionals and scholars participating as resource persons. HC2.1 Research Methods in History HC2.2 Archaeological Field Methods The Department has a computer lab and publishes Sahyadri Times, a daily lab newspaper. Besides,

practical training is given in audio/video production. Internship with media organizations is an integral SC2.1 Media Management part of the programme. SC2.2 Feature Writing and Photo Journalism Programmes Offered: M.A and Ph.D Lab Journal Faculty Elective: 2.1. Media and Society 1. Dr. Sathish Kumar Associate Professor and Third Semester Chairperson HC3.1 Media Law and Ethics Office : 08282 256324 HC3.2 Television Journalism Mobile : 9 4 4 8 8 7 0 4 6 1 SC3.1 Media and Environment E-mail : [email protected] SC3.2 Film Studies Lab Journal 2. Dr. D. S. Poornananda Professor 3. Dr. Varghese P. A Professor Elective: 3.1. Writing for Print Media 4. Dr. M R Sathyaprakash Assistant Professor Fourth Semester Programme: M.A in Journalism and Mass HC4.1 Development Communication Communication HC4.2 Digital Media

Eligibility: Graduates of all disciplines (like B.A, SC4.1 Corporate Communication B.Com, B.Sc, BBM,etc) from a recognized university SC4.2 Political Communication are eligible to apply for the programme. Admission Lab Journal is based on the percentage of marks secured by the Project Work applicants in the bachelor’s degree examination and the entrance test conducted by the Department. For Certificate Course in Television those applicants who have studied journalism as an Anchoring optional at the bachelor’s degree level, 5 marks are Duration : 1 Year, Eligibility: added to the total marks secured at the bachelor’s PUC(10+2) or equivalent ;Students degree examination. The rank list is prepared based on 50 percent of the percentage of marks secured at can opt the course along with their the bachelor’s degree examination and 50 percent of regular UG/PG course the marks secured in the entrance test.

Entrance Test: The test consists of 100 objective type questions, each carrying one mark. It will have questions on current affairs, general knowledge and mass media. The duration of the test is 90 minutes, and it will be conducted at the Department of Journalism and Mass Communication, Kuvempu University, Shankaraghatta.

Course Structure

First Semester HC1.1 Communication Theories

HC1.2 Reporting Department of Studies in Political HC1.3 Editing Science SC1.1 Development of Media SC1.2 Advertising The Department of Political Science was started in 1988. Lab Journal Apart from Post-graduate course in Political Science, the Department offers Ph.D programme. The Department is Second Semester actively involved in research. It has undertaken research HC2.1 Communication Research projects in collaboration with National and International research institutions. The distinctive feature is that it has HC2.2 Radio Broadcasting three study centres sanctioned by the Government of HC2.3 Introduction to Karnataka - Sri Babu Jagajivan Ram Research Centre, Television Production Sri Abdul Nazeer Sab Chair for the Study of Panchayat Raj and Decentralisation, and Sri Shantaveri Gopal Gowda Chair for the study of Parliamentary Affairs. Under the auspices of these chairs, the Department organises workshops, seminars and special lectures.

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Programmes Offered: M.A and Ph.D Department of Studies in Sociology Faculty The Post Graduate Department of Sociology, 1. Dr. S A Javeed Professor Kuvempu University, has completed 32 years since 2. Dr. K Chandrashekhar Professor its inception in 1988. To reflect on our march towards research and teaching in sociology for a better 3. Dr. A Shanmukha Professor understanding of social processes in our small way, 4. Dr. U. Venkatesh Associate Professor we are not unhappy. Within the boundaries of limited and Chairman infrastructural facilities and a relatively small faculty, Office : 08282 256176 the Department can engage in introspections with confidence. There have been periodic evaluation and Mobile : 9980190713 changes in the syllabus in response to developments Email: [email protected] in the discipline. The Department has introduced the Credit Based Choice System (CBCS). Course: M.A – Political Science The attempts of the Department, have mainly Eligibility: The students should have studied Political concentrated on the application of sociological Science as one of the optional courses during their principles to our immediate surroundings through graduation. conceptual and theoretical debates - both within Course Structure the classrooms and outside. With M.A., and Ph.D. First Semester Programmers, teaching has been the first priority although research has received due attention. The HC1.1 Ancient and Medieval Western Political faculty has entered into dialogue, regularly and Thought continuously, with the outside academic world in HC1.2 Early Indian Political Thought seminars, workshops, conferences and Publications. HC1.3 Political Process and Politics in India Research, backed by valid and reliable information base, has centered on local and regional issues. SC1.1 Administrative Theory Attempt was to combine the macro and the SC1.2 Human Rights in International Relations, molecular. Inter-Departmental and multidisciplinary Problems and Prospects work was valued. SC1.3 International Organization Programmes Offered: M.A. and Ph.D Second Semester Faculty HC2.1 Modern Western Political Thought HC2.2 Modern Indian Political Thought 1. Dr. A. Ramegowda Professor SC2.3 Government and Politics in Karnataka 2. Dr. M. Gurulingaiah Professor SC2.4 Development Administration in India 3. Dr. Chandrashekhar Professor SC2.5 India’s Foreign Policy 4. Dr. Anjanappa . B. H Professor Elective: 2.1. Human Rights 5. Dr. E. Chandrashekar Associate Professor Third Semester and Chairman HC3.1 Research Methodology Mobile : 9448767097 HC3.2 Political Sociology Email :[email protected] SC3.1 Gandhi and Ambedkar: Socio-Political Ideas Course: M.A - Sociology

SC3.2 Comparative Politics Eligibility: The students should have studied SC3.3. Theories of Development Sociology as one of the optional courses during their SC3.4. Globalization graduation Elective: 3-1. Public Administration First Semester Fourth Semester Hard Core HC4.1 Contemporary Debates in Political Theory HC1.1 Foundations of Sociological Traditions HC4.2 Theory and Practice of International HC1.2 Methods in Social Research Relations HC1.3 Perspectives on Indian Society HC4.3 Project Work Soft Core (Any Two) SC4.1 Rural Local Self Government SC1.4 Society and Education SC4.2 Secularism in India SC4.3 International Politics and Trade

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SC1.5 Society in Karnataka and industries in India and abroad. Innovative SC1.5 Sociology of Social Movements orientation in the globalizing context has made the role of trained social workers significant and relevant. SC1.5 Social Demography MSW programme aims at providing the required Second Semester theoretical inputs and practical experience through Hard Core well designed field work. The department provides HC2.1 Development of Sociological Theories many supportive opportunities like social work camp HC2.2 Social Statistics for one week, orientation visits, block placement, collaborations etc. In addition, students are also HC2.3 Social Stratification and Social Mobility facilitated by various relevant national and regional Soft Core (Any Two) seminars, workshops, training programmes, special SC2.4 Gender and Society lectures,etc., to update and enrich professional SC2.5 Globalization and Society knowledge and communications skills. The career opportunities are very much high for MSW graduates. SC2.5 Sociology of Tribes SC2.5 Political Sociology Programmes Offered: MSW and Ph.D Elective Paper( Any One) Faculty Elective:2.6. Invitation to Sociology 1. Dr. B. S. Gunjal Professor and 2.6 Sociology of Social Disorganization Chairperson Third Semester Office: 08282 256354 Hard Core HC3.1 Modern Sociological Theories Course: Master of Social Work (MSW) HC3.2 Sociology of Development Eligibility: Graduate in BSW or any Bachelor Degree. HC 3.3 Rural and Urban Sociology 50% seats are reserved for BSW candidates. Unfilled Soft Core (Any Two) seats of BSW will be filled from respective reserved SC3.4 Sociology of Marginalised Groups categories of non-BSW. 15 seats are available for the HRM stream and the students shall be selected on SC3.5 Social Psychology the basis of their performance and choice in the SC3.5 Sociology of Health and Sanitation first semester. SC3.5 Sociology of Disaster and Social Crisis Entrance Test: The test consists of 100 objective Elective Paper( Any One) type questions each carrying 1 mark. It will have Elective:3.5. Contemporary Social Issues questions on current affairs (15), general knowledge 3.5 Social Entrepreneurship (15), English language proficiency (15), aptitude test (15) and social science and science (40). The duration Fourth Semester of the test is 90 minutes, and it will be conducted Hard Core at the Department of Social Work, Kuvempu HC4.1 Post - Modern Social Theories University, Shankaraghatta. For preparing merit list HC4.2 Social Gerontology for admissions, 50% of the entrance test score and 50% of the degree marks will be considered. HC4.3 Project Work Soft Core (Any Two) SC4.4 Course Structure Crime and Society First Semester SC4.5 Industrial Sociology HC1.1 Social Work: History and Ideologies SC4.5 Social Policy and Planning HC1.2 Social Science Perspectives for Social Work SC4.5 Sociology of Environment Practice HC1.3 Work with Groups Department of Studies in Social HC1.4 Work with Individuals and Families Work HC1.5 Social Work Practicum - I

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Second Semester Specialization-II: (URCD) Urban and Rural HC2.1 Work with Communities: CO & SA Community Development HC2.2 Human Growth and Development SC-4.3 Disaster Management HC2.3 Management of Developmental Services SC- 4.4 Management of Non - Governmental Organisations HC2.4 Social Work Research and Statistics Specialization-III: (MPSW) Medical and HC2.5 Social Work Practicum – II Psychiatric Social Work HC2.6 Social Work Practicum – III SC-4.3 Mental Health Elective: E-.1 Disaster Management SC-4.4 Psychiatric Social Work Third Semester HC3.1 Social Policy, Planning and Development Department of Studies in Commerce

HC3.2 Communication and Counseling: Theory Liberalization, Privatization and Globalization Policies and Practice pursued by the Governments have changed the business HC3.3 Personal and Professional Growth and economic environment substantially. These policies and programmes are encouraging the countries and the HC3.4 Social Work Practicum – IV corporate world to expand their business across the Specialization-I: (HRD) Human Resource borders and open their doors for foreign investment and Development competition. This has been generating a large number of SC-3.4 Human Resource Management employment opportunities for commerce post-graduates. In order to utilize this opportunity properly and by SC-3.5 OB & OD assuming the social responsibility of providing access to SC-3.6 Case Studies higher education in Commerce to more number of students, and to equip them with necessary knowledge and Specialization-II: (URCD) Urban and Rural skills, Kuvempu University has started the Department of Community Development Post- Graduate Studies and Research in Commerce at its SC-3.4 Social Work with Rural and Tribal headquarters during the academic year 2006-07. And the Communities M.Com course curricular have been revised and updated SC-3.5 Social Work with Urban Communities periodically, Once in 2-3 years. The present curricula have been revised in February-2020. The Department organizes SC-3.6 Case studies Seminars, Symposia, Workshops, Special Lectures, Specialization- III: (MPSW) Medical and Psychiatric Training Programmes, etc., for the benefit of students. Social Work Programmes Offered: M.Com and Ph.D SC-3.4 Preventive and Social Medicine Faculty SC-3.5 Medical Social Work 1. Dr. S Venkatesh Professor and Chairman SC-3.6 Case studies Mob: 9986888745 Elective: 3.1 Career and Relationship Counseling Office : 08282-256301 to 256307 (Extn. 442) Fourth Semester Email : [email protected] or HC4.1 Social Work Practice with Children [email protected] HC4.2 Law and Social Work Course: Master of Commerce (M.Com) HC4.3 Social Work Practicum (Concurrent Field Work)– V Eligibility: B.Com, B.B.M or B.B.A Degree of a HC4.4 Social Work Practicum (Block Placement) – recognized university. Only the percentage of marks VI obtained in the final year is considered for the HC-4.5 Research Project Work purpose of preparing the consolidated Merit List. However, the students have to enclose the marks Specialization- I: (HRD) Human Resource statements of all the six semesters. Development SC-4.3 Human Relation and Law Course Structure: M.Com programme is offered SC-4.4 Human Resource Development and with dual specialization. For 2020-21 academic year, Employee’s wellness the Department offers six specialization course viz.,

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1. Accounting

2. Taxation Fourth Semester 3. Finance HC401 International Business 4. Banking 5. Insurance HC402 Entrepreneurship Development 6. Marketing Management HC403 Project Report SC401 Security Analysis and Portfolio Management First Semester HC101 Organisational Theory and Behaviour SC402 Strategic Management Elective Specialization HC102 Managerial Economics for Business DecisionsSoft Core Streams HC103 Accounting Theory and Analysis SC401E Group A - Accounting: Indian Accounting Standards (Ind AS) - II HC104 Advanced Financial Management SC402E Group B - Taxation : Indirect Taxation – II (GST and Customs) SC101 Advanced Management Accounting SC403E Group C - Finance: Global Business Finance SC102 Financial Markets and Services SC404E Group D - Banking: International Banking SC103 Credit Management in Banks SC405E Group E - Insurance: Management of Non - Life Insurance SC104 Principles and Practices of Insurance SC406E Group F - Marketing Management: Services Marketing

Besides, the students have to study three soft skill courses in Second Semester the first year and these courses are (1) Communication Skills, (2) HC201 Business Environment and Government Policy Computer Skills and (3) Life Skills. These courses carry one credit each.

HC202 Advanced Marketing Management Interdisciplinary Elective Courses HC203 Business and Corporate Taxation (for the students of other Disciplines)

HC204 Advanced Cost Management Semester – II (Even Semester) SC201 Investment Management EL201: E-Banking EL202: Personal Financial Planning SC202 Advanced Auditing SC203 Supply Chain Management Semester – III (Odd Semester) EL301: Stock Markets SC204 Managerial Communication EL302: Micro Finance

EL – 201 Interdisciplinary Elective Course - I

Third Semester HC301 E-Commerce HC302 Operations Research HC303 Business Research Methodology SC301 Human Resource Management SC302 Business Ethics and Corporate Governance Elective Specialization SC301E Group A - Accounting: Indian Accounting Standards (Ind AS) - I SC302E Group B - Taxation: Indirect Taxation – I (GST) SC303E Group C - Finance: Risk Management and Financial Derivatives SC304E Group D - Banking: Indian Banking System SC305E Group E - Insurance: Management of Life Insurance SC306E Group F - Marketing Management: Consumer Behaviour and Marketing Research

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I Course: MBA – Master of Business Administration

Eligibility: Graduates from recognised university in all disciplines are eligible to apply for MBA. Admission is through PGCET conducted by Karnataka Examination Authority (KEA), Bengaluru. C-MAT test

is conducted by AICTE, Entrance test is conducted by Kuvempu University for the unfilled seats (under KEA).

Course Structure: MBA programme offers dual specialization in the following combination: (1) Marketing - Finance, (2) Marketing - Human Resources Management, and (3) Finance - Human

Resources Management. First Semester

Institute of Management Studies 101HC Management Process and Practices 102HC Accounting for Managers To meet the growing demand for business 103HC Business Communication graduates in the changing global business environment, Kuvempu University started the 104HC Quantitative Techniques Institute of Management Studies in the year 2005. 105HC Organizational Behavior The Institute is ranked 92nd best B-School among 106HC Managerial Economics 4000 B-Schools in India (The Week Best B-School 107HC Production and Operations Management Survey, November 2012). The Institute has the state of the art infrastructure. Experts from Industries are Second Semester invited to interact with students. Industrial visits 201HC Human Resources Management are arranged for the students to expose them to 202HC Marketing Management real work experience. The Department maintains 203HC Financial Management an independent library with more than 4000 books and 34 subscribed journals. The institute also has a 204HC Research Methodology placement wing constituted by faculty and students. 205HC Management Science Driven by the passionate pursuit of excellence, the 206HC Legal Aspects of Business academic programmes aim at not just creating MBAs 207HC Management Information System and and HR executives but also to create entrepreneurs Computer Application for the future. Third Semester Programmes Offered: MBA, MBA (HRM), and Ph.D 301HC Entrepreneurship Development and Faculty Management of MSME. 1. Dr. R. Hiremani Naik Professor and 302HC Business Ethics and Corporate Governance Chairperson 303SC: MM: Consumer Behaviour & CRM 2. Dr. H.N. Ramesh Professor` and Dean FM: Indian Financial System. 3. Dr. Manjunath. K. R Assistant Professor HRM: Training and Management Development 304SC: MM: Sales, Logistics Management and Retailing. FM: Advanced Corporate Finance HRM: Industrial Relations and Labour Legislation. 305SC: MM: Advertising and Brand Management. FM: Security Analysis and Portfolio Management HRM: Performance Management. P-1 SC: In-plant Training

50 K uvempu University Fourth Semester Eligibility: Graduates from recognised university all 401HC Strategic Management and Business Policy disciplines are eligible to apply. 402HC International Business Course Structure 403SC: MM: Rural Marketing Management First Semester FM: Corporate Tax Planning HC1.1 Principle & Practices of Management HRM: Strategic Human Resource HC1.2 Human Resource Management H Management HC1.3 Organisational Behaviour 404SC: MM: Business & Services Marketing HC1.4 Quantitative Techniques for HRM FM: Financial Derivatives HC1.5 Personality Development & Communication HRM: Organizational Development and Skills Change Management 405SC: MM: International Marketing Second Semester HC2.1 Business Ethics & Corporate Governance FM: International Financial Management HC2.2 Research Methodology HRM: International Human Resources Management. HC2.3 Managerial Economics Elective – I : Offered during Odd Semester SC2.4 Strategic Human Resource Planning & Management 306: Elective-I: Management Skills SC2.5 Organisational Development Elective –II: Offered during Even Semester EL-01 Elective Course 406: Elective-II: Entrepreneurial Development and MSME Third Semester * Students under CBCS scheme need to study Elective HC3.1 Computer Application Papers of 2 credits in other departments. SC3.2 Industrial Relation & Labour Legislation ** Students of the Department are offered Duel SC3.3 Interpersonal Group Process & Counseling Specialization where the students can choose two SC3.4 Compensation Management among the three streams of specialization offered SC3.5 Human Resource Accounting & Auditing (Finance, HR and Marketing) EL-02 Elective Course The Number of Credits the Students Earn is as under Internship Training I Semester : 28 Fourth Semester II Semester : 28 + 2 in Elective SC4.1 Personnel Assessment, Taxation & Salary III Semester : 19 + 2 in Elective Computation IV Semester : 21 SC4.2 HRM in Manufacturing & Service Industry Total Credits = 100 Credits SC4.3 Training & Employee Development

However the Students are extended an opportunity SC4.4 International Human Resource Management to choose an additional ( duel) Specialization in IIIrd * Students under CBCS scheme need to study Elective and IVth Semester with additional 9 credits in each Papers of 2 credits in other departments. semester. The Number of Credits the Students Earn is as under Interdisciplinary Elective Courses : Two courses are I Semester : 25 offered to the other department students consisting II Semester : 25 + 2 in Elective two credits each. III Semester : 25 + 2 in Elective II Course: MBA - Human Resource Management IV Semester : 20 + 1 (In response to the increasing demand for specialized Total Credits = 100 Credits HR professionals, the Institute started to offer Interdisciplinary Elective Courses : Two courses are Masters Degree in Human Resource Management offered to the other department students consisting from 2011-12 at the Jnana Sahyadri campus. From two credits each. the academic year 2015-16 the course is renamed as MBA - Human Resource Management) Project Work

Department of Studies in Tourism Administration

The Department was established in the year 2005. The MBA - Tourism and Travel Management is a multi-disciplinary professional academic programme focusing on various subjects such as national and international travel and tourism management, air fares and ticketing, hotel management, business management, event management, computer skills, etc. National and regional study tours are conducted to provide practical exposure on tour packaging and management. Seminars and workshops are conducted regularly. An active placement cell is set up in the Department to provide employment assistance. The department library is adequately

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housed with tourism and allied books, titles and Fourth Semester journals. The Department has entered MoU with HC4.1 Tourism Planning and Development Kuoni Academy, Bengaluru, one of the internationally HC4.2 Sustainable and Eco-Tourism reputed travel and tourism training centres in India, for training and placement. HC4.3 Development of Tourism Schemes and Project Management Programmes Offered: MBA (TTM) and Ph.D HC4.4 Management Accounting for Tourism Faculty Industry, 1. Dr. Binoy T A Assistant Professor and SC 4.1 Forex Management Coordinator Project Work Mob : 9480012022 E- mail : [email protected] Department of Studies in Education Course: MBA – Tourism and Travel Management The Department was started in 2004. The M.Ed Eligibility: Graduates of all disciplines from a course is recognized by the National Council for recognized university / institution. Teacher Education (NCTE). From academic year Course Structure 2015-16, the course duration is two years as per NCTE 2014 norms. First Semester Programmes Offered: M.Ed, M.A. in Education HC1.1 Principles and Practice of Tourism and Ph.D HC1.2 Tourism Products and Resources of Karnataka Faculty HC1.3 Marketing of Tourism & Hospitality Services 1. Dr. S. S Patil Professor HC1.4 Travel Agency & Tour Operation 2. Dr. C. Geetha Associate Professor Management and Dean SC1.1 Principles and Practice of Management 3. Dr. Jagannath K. Dange Associate Professor SC1.2 Business Communication and Personality and Chairperson Development Mob : 9448585819 SC1.3 Computer Application in Tourism and E-mail : [email protected] Hospitality Industry Course: M.Ed – Master of Education Second Semester Eligibility: The applicants should have a minimum HC2.1 Air Fares and Ticketing Procedure 50% of aggregate marks in any of the following HC2.2 Hospitality Management degrees with a relaxation of 5% in the marks for HC2.3 International Tourism Geography I SC/ ST/PwD applicants – (i) B.Ed Degree of 1 or 2 SC2.1 Financial and Cost Accounting years duration, (ii) B.El.Ed/B.Sc.Ed/BA.Ed /B.A.B.Ed or Bsc.B.Ed (integrated)/or D.El.Ed / D.Ed with a SC2.2 Research Methodology bachelor’s degree (B.A/B.Sc/B.Com, etc.), (with 50% SC2.3 Human Resource Management in each) are eligible to apply. Elective: 2.1: Tourism and Hospitality Management Course Structure Third Semester First Semester HC3.1 Geography and International Tourism II HC1.1 Philosophy of Education HC3.2 Event Management HC1.2 Psychology of Learning and Development HC3.3 Tourism Legislations HC1.3 Educational Technology HC3.4 National Study Tour HC1.4 Methodology of Educational Research HC3.5 Inplant Training and Report - Engagement with field Communication Skills HC3.6 Tourism Products and Resources of India and Expository Writing SC3.1 Financial Management Second Semester SC3.2 Organizational Behaviour HC2.1 Sociology of Education Elective: 3.1: Travel Agency and Tour Operation Management HC2.2 Perspectives of Teacher Education HC2.2 Perspectives of Teacher Education

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HC2.3 Statistics in Educational Research Specialization - 2: Secondary and Higher Secondary Engagement with Field, Computer Education (any one) Application, Personality Development a. Skills and Strategies at Secondary and Specialization - 1: Elementary Education (any two) Higher Secondary Education Level a. Policy and Practices at Elementary Level b. Evaluation of Teaching and Learning at Secondary and Higher Secondary b. Information and Communication Education Level Internship (as per Technology at Elementary Level specialization) c. Systems and Structures of Elementary Level Dissertation

Specialization - 2: Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (any two) Course: M.A. in Education a. Policy and Practices at Secondary and The course was started from the academic year Higher Secondary Level 2017-18.The duration of the course is two years. b. Information and Communication Technology at Secondary and Higher Eligibility: Candidates who have completed their Secondary Level three year Bachelor’s degree in Arts / Science / Commerce / Social work, B.Ed, (1 or 2 years) B.A. c. Systems and Structures at Secondary B.Ed, B.Sc.B.Ed, B.A.B.Ed (integrated), B.Com .B.Ed and Higher Secondary Level (integrated), B.Sc.B.Ed (integrated). The maximum Elective: 2.1. Indian Education intake for the programme is 50. out of which 50% Third Semester of the seats shall be reserved for the candidates who have completed their B.Ed, (1 or 2 years) B.A. HC3.1 Inclusive Education Engagement with field B.Ed, B.Sc.B.Ed, B.A.B.Ed (integrated), B.Com.B.Ed and Yoga Education (integrated), B.Sc.B.Ed (integrated) course and Specialization - 1: Elementary Education (any two) candidates who have studied Education as an option a. Resources for Education at Elementary subject for their three year degree programme. In Level case of non-availability of such candidates, those b. Management of Elementary Education seats will be allotted to the other candidates as per Institution merit and reservation. c. Curriculum Development at Elementary Course Structure Education First Semester Specialization - 2: Secondary and Higher HC1.1 Education in Emerging India Secondary Education (any two) HC1.2 Philosophical foundations of Education a. Resources for Education at Secondary HC1.3 Psychological foundations of Education and Higher Secondary HC1.4 Educational Technology b. Management of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Institution Second Semester c. Curriculum Development at Secondary HC1.5 Sociological Perspectives of Education and Higher Secondary Education HC1.6 Methodology of Educational Research Internship (4 weeks in schools) HC1.7 Psychology of Learning and Development Elective: 3.1. Methodology of Teaching SC1.8.1 School Education Fourth Semester SC1.8.2 Information and communication Technology HC4.1 Issues and Trends in Teacher Education in Education HC4.2 Professional Ethics and Values of Teacher Elective: To be opted by the options provided by the Educators other Departments Specialization - 1: Elementary Education (any one) Third Semester a. Skills and Strategies at Elementary Level HC1.10 Educational Administration and Management b. Evaluation of Teaching and Learning at Elementary Level HC1.11 Educational Policy and Planning

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HC1.12 Statistics in Educational Research categories shall be as per the regulations of the SC1.13.1 Teacher Education State Government

SC1.13.2 Instructional Technology c) Admission is based on the marks secured Elective: To be opted by the options provided by the at the B.P.Ed degree examination (40% of the other Departments of the University percentage of marks = 40 marks, Physical fitness test - 20 marks maximum and Knowledge Test Fourth Semester (max. 40 marks). HC1.15 Inclusive Education Knowledge Test (max. 40 marks) - Marks obtained. HC1.16 Issues and trends in education Knowledge Test- Applicants have to answer the SC1.17.1 Higher Education objective type questions that are based on B.P.Ed SC1.17.2 Resources in Education common syllabus and general knowledge related Project work to sports for 40 marks, for the knowledge test.

Physical Fitness Test: Physical fitness (20 marks) Department of Studies in Physical is determined on the basis of performance in Education the four field events (5 marks each) - (a) 100 Mt. run, (b) Pull ups for men/Flexed arm hang The Department of Physical Education started in the for women, (c) 800 Mt. run for men/400 Mt. year 2003 and has been recognized by the National run for women, and (d) Standing broad jump. Council for Teacher Education (NCTE). The objective Course Structure of the courses is generating competent professional teachers with an aim to meet the challenges First Semester in the field of Physical Education and Sports. The THEORY department is well equipped with instructional HARD CORE and infrastructure facilities for effective curricular MPHC- 101 Research Process in Physical Education transactions. International standard indoor sports and Sports Sciences complex and an upcoming 400 mts. standard track are the landmarks of the department. Playing MPHC- 102 Exercise Physiology facilities for Football, Hockey, Tennis, Kabaddi, MPHC- 103 Yogic Sciences Kho-kho, Handball, etc., give room for leisure time SOFT CORE pursuits of campus students and also aid for practical MPSC- 101 Test, Measurement and Evaluation in programmes of the department. Physical Education Programmes Offered: M.P.Ed; B.P.Ed and Ph.D MPSC- 102 Sports Technology Faculty PRACTICAL 1. Dr. N. D. Virupaksha Director and MPPHC-101 1 Track and Field: Running Events Coordinator for *2. Gymnastics / Swimming / M.P.Ed. Badminton (*Any one) Office : 08282 257129 MPPSC-102 Laboratory Practical Mobile : 9481877431 Sports, Psychology, Exercise Physiology, 2. Dr. S. M. Prakash Director Sports Bio-mechanics and Kinesiology (Two practical Mobile : 9448260774 for each subject) 3. Dr.Gajanana Prabhu B. Assistant Professor MPPSC - 103 1. Yoga Coordinator for B.P.Ed & Yoga *2. Aerobics / Self Defense Techniques- Mobile : 9845311458 Martial Arts, Taekwondo / Shooting/ Archery (*Any One activity) 4.Dr. Ravindra Gouda S.M. Assistant Director of Physical Education MPPSC-104 Adventure Activities / Mass demonstration Activities Mobile : 9886852688 Second Semester Course: M.P.Ed – Master of Physical Education HC2.1. THEORY Eligibility: HARD CORE a) Bachelor of Physical Education (BPEd) or MPHC- 201 Applied Statistics in Physical Education equivalent with at least 50% of marks. (45% for and Sports SC/ST and Category- I candidates) b) The reservation in the seats and relaxation in the qualifying marks for SC/ST/OBC/PWD and other

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MPHC- 202 Sports Bio-mechanics and Kinesiology MPPSC- 304 Coaching Lessons of Game MPHC- 203 Athletic Care and Rehabilitation Specialization - 5 Lessons (4 Internal and 1 External) SOFT CORE Fourth Semester MPSC- 201 Sports Journalism and Mass Media MPSC- 202 Sports Management and Curriculum 4.1. THEORY Design in Physical Education HARD CORE OPEN ELECTIVE MPHC- 401 Information and Communication MPEC- 201 Yoga and Healthy Life Style Technology in Physical Education PRACTICAL (ICT) MPPHC-201 1 Track and Field: Jumping Events and MPHC- 402 Sports Psychology and Sports Hurdles Sociology *2. Gymnastics / Swimming / Kho-Kho MPHC- 403 Project Report (*any one) SOFT CORE MPPSC- 202 Games Specialization - Baseball MPSC - 401 Value and Environmental Education / Basketball / Cricket / Hockey / MPSC - 402 Educational Technology in Physical Kabaddi/ Softball / Squash/ Table Education and sports Tennis / Tennis/ Netball / Volleyball PRACTICAL (Any two games). MPPHC- 401 1 Track and Field: Relay, Race Walking, MPPSC- 203 Teaching Lessons of Indigenous Cross Country and Decathlon Activities and Sports - 5 Lessons (4 Internal and 1 External) *2. Gymnastics / Swimming / Handball (*Any One) MPPSC- 204 Class Room Teaching Lessons on theory of different Sports & Games - 5 MPPSC- 402 Game Specialization :Practical Skills Lessons (4 Internal and 1 External) (Any Two) Third Semester MPPSC- 403 Officiating lessons of Track and Field/ Gymnastics / Swimming / HARD CORE Badminton / Kho-Kho / Football / MPHC-301 Scientific Principles of Sports Handball Lessons (4 Internal & 1 Training External) MPHC -302 Sports Medicine MPPSC- 404 Officiating Lessons of Game MPHC -303 Health Education and Sports Nutrition Specialization - 5 Lessons (4 Internal & 1 External) SOFT CORE MPSC- 301 Sports Engineering Course: B.P.Ed – Bachelor of Physical Education MPSC-302 Physical Fitness and Wellness OPEN ELECTIVE Eligibility: A.(i) Bachelor's degree in any discipline with 50% marks and having at least participation MPEC - 301 Health , Fitness and Wellness in the Inter college / Inter zonal / district / school PRACTICAL competitions in sports and games as recognised MPPHC-301 1 Track and Field: Throwing Events by the AIU / IOA / SGFI / Government of India. and Heptathlon event. (ii) Bachelor's degree in Physical Education with 45% marks. (iii) Bachelor's degree in any degree with *2. Gymnastics / Swimming / Football 45% marks and having studied physical education (*Any One) as a compulsory / elective subject. (iv) Bachelor's MPPSC- 302 Games Specialization - Boxing / degree with 45% marks and having participated in Fencing / Judo / Karate / Wrestling / National / Inter university / state competitions in Wushu (Any Two) sports and games as recognised by the AIU/IOA/ MPPSC-303 Coaching Lessons of Track SGFI / Government of India. (v) Bachelor's degree and Field / Gymnastics / Swimming with 45% marks and participation in international / Badminton / Handball - 5 Lessons competitions or secured 1st / 2nd / 3rd position in (4 Internal and 1 External) National / Inter university / State competitions in sports and games as recognised by the respective

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Federations/AIU/IOA/SGFI / Government of India. 2. Points shall be awarded for positions only in (vi) Graduation with 45% marks and at least three final inter-collegiate competitions/tournaments years of teaching experience (for deputed in-service or the inter-zonal final competition organized candidates i.e., trained physical education teachers/ by the Department of Physical Education of the coaches.). The relaxation in the percentage of marks University. in the qualifying examination and in the reservation 3. Points secured in (a) academic performance, of seats for SC/ST/OBC and other categories shall be (b) physical fitness and (c) sports achievement as per the rules of the Central Government / State shall be added to a maximum of 100 points. Government whichever is applicable. In all the above 4. The total points obtained by a candidate shall eligibility categories, SC/ST students shall have a be merit of the candidate. Selection shall be concession of 5% marks in degree for purposes of made on the basis of merit as per the rules of eligibility. the university. Weightage: Admission is based on the marks 5. Points for achievement in sports shall be secured at the degree (40% of the percentage of awarded for certificates issued by associations marks obtained in qualifying examination = and federations recognized by AIU / IOA. 40 points), physical fitness (30 points), and sports 6. Allotment of seats will be governed by the achievement (30 points). roaster system as laid down by the university. B. Physical Fitness: Physical fitness (30 marks) is Course Structure determined on the basis of points obtained in the National Physical Fitness Programme (NPFP) tests First Semester of India that include the following events (6 marks HC1.1 History, Principles and foundations of each) Physical Education

- (i) 100 Mt. run, (ii) Shot-put 7.25 kg for men/ HC1.2 Anatomy and Physiology Shot- put 4.00 kg for women, (iii) Long jump (iv) HC1.3 Educational Technology and Methods of High jump (v) 800 Mt. run for men / 200 Mt. run for Teaching in Physical Education women. The candidates shall secure a minimum of HC1.4 Anatomy, Physiology and Kinesiology 40% of points (12 points) in the NPFP tests to qualify for admission to B.P.Ed degree course. SC1.1 Olympic Movement

C. Award of Points for Achievement in Sports/ SC1.2 Officiating and Coaching Games Practical: Track and Field (Running Events), Gymnastics and Weight lifting, Games: Kho-Kho Representing the country: 30 points Badminton and Football (any two), and Mass National Level (Representing the State): 1st Demonstration. place (30 points), 2nd place (25 points), 3rd place 20 points, and for participation only Activities: Lezium, Marchpast, Mass P T, Dumbbells, (15 points). For each additional place won or Wands and Hoops. representation five points will be awarded. Second Semester However, the total shall not exceed thirty points. HC2.1 Yoga Education All India Inter-University (representing university): 1st place (20 points), 2nd place (16 HC2.2 Health Education and Environmental Studies points), 3rd place (12 points), and for participation Organization and Administration only (10 points). For each additional place won HC2.3 Organization and Administration or representation, four points will be awarded. However, the total shall not exceed twenty points. SC2.1 Contemporary Issues in Physical Education, Fitness and Wellness Inter-collegiate level: 1st place (7 points), 2nd place (5 points), 3rd place (3 points), SC2.2 Sports Nutrition and Weight Management and for participation only (2 points). For Practicals: Track and Field (jumping events), Yoga each additional place won or representation, and Aerobics, Games: Kabaddi, Handball, Cricket two points will be awarded. However, (any two). the total shall not exceed seven points. Teaching Practices: Five lessons in class room Note: teaching and five lessons in outdoor activities. 1. For award of points, participation and Activities: Lezium. Marchpast, Mass P T, Dumbbells, achievement at only one level (highest) will be Wands and Hoops. considered.

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Third Semester Practical HC3.1 Sports Training 1. Asanas, Bhandas and Mudras HC3.2 Computer Applications in Physical Education 2. Kriyas, Pranayama and Meditation 3. Teaching lessons HC3.3 Sports Psychology and Sociology

SC3.1 Sports Medicine, Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation

SC3.2 Curriculum Design

Practical: Track and Field (throwing events), Judo and Wrestling, Games: Hockey, Volleyball and Softball (any two).

Teaching Practice: Teaching Lesson Plans for games - out of 10 lessons 5 internal and 5 external at practicing school.

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HC4.1 Measurement and Evaluation in Physical Education Department of Studies in Applied HC4.2 Kinesiology and Biomechanics Botany HC4.3 Research and Statistics in Physical Education Post Graduate Department of Studies and Research SC4.1 Theory of sports and Game in Applied Botany was established during academic SC4.2 Sports Management year 1993. Since then the department is actively engaged in teaching and research in Applied Botany. Practical: Track and Field (others), Games: Currently the Department is offering M.Sc., M.Phil Specialization – Kabaddi, Kho Kho, Volleyball, and Ph.D Programme in Botany. The Department is Cricket, Football, Basketball, Hockey and Handball engaged in research and extension activities in the (Any One of these) areas of bio-diversity, conservation and sustainable Teaching Practice: 1. Sports specialization: Coaching utilization of crop plants as well as wild plant genetic lessons Plans (One for Sports 5 lessons), resources. After inception of the department, it has conducted several seminars conferences and 2. Games specialization: Coaching lessons Plans (One refresher courses. There are several major research for Games 5 lessons). projects ongoing and completed funded by Ministry of Environment and Forests, Department of Science Course: P. G Diploma in Yoga Studies Technology, Dept of Biotechnology and University Grants Commission, New Delhi. This dual degree course in Yoga intends to provide the skill and understanding of art of Yoga. It helps Programmes Offered : M.Sc. and Ph.D the students to undertake a comprehensive study Faculty of traditional yoga system along with the modern 1. Dr. M. B. Shivanna Professor and approach. This course is most useful to pursue the Chairperson profession as yoga teacher in educational institutions and yoga kendras. It is a one year programme. Mobile : 9448836859 Eligibility: Any graduate degree Email : [email protected] 2. Dr. M. Krishnappa Professor Course Structure 3. Dr. Y. L. Krishnamurthy Professor Theory 4. Dr. Raja Naik Professor 1. Introduction to Yoga 5. Dr. Somashekar G. Malammanavar Assistant 2. Anatomy, Physiology and Yogic Practices Professor 3. Teaching Methodology 6. Dr. Shrishail Assistant 4. Hatha Yoga and Gheranda Samhitha Professor

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Course offered: M.Sc in Botany SC-2 Biodiversity Conservation & Management

Eligibility: B.Sc. degree from Kuvempu University or SC-3 Phytochemistry and Pharmacognosy of any recognized Indian University or any other degree Medicinal Plants with Botany as optional, major/special subject Practical paper Based SC-1 or SC-03 or combination of Chemistry, Botany, Zoology/ Interdisciplinary Elective: Biofertilizers and Biochemistry, Botany, Microbiology/ Chemistry, Biopesticides Botany, Sericulture/ Biology, Botany, Chemistry. Fourth Semester Course Structure : Hard Core papers First Semester HC-1 Genetics and Plant Breeding (New scheme) HC-2 Molecular Biology and Biotechnology Practical Paper Based on hard core paper-1 Hard Core Papers :- HC-1 Phycology and Mycology Practical Paper Based on hard core paper-2 HC-2 Biology of Bryophytes, Pteridophytes and Project Work. Gymnosperms Field visits and Study tour. HC-3 Plant taxonomy, Phytogeography and Evolutionary Biology Department of Studies in Applied Practical papers based on HC-1, HC-2 and HC-3 Zoology Soft Core Papers (Any one):- SC-1 Paleobotany and Palynology The Post Graduate Department of Applied Zoology SC-2 Biofertilizers was started in 1993. The Department offers P.G. Practical paper based on SC-1 or SC-2 programme M.Sc. in Zoology and Ph.D. in Applied Zoology. Major thrust areas of the Department Second Semester((New scheme) include Genetics, Biodiversity, Toxicology, Wetland Hard Core papers :- Ecology and Physiology. M.Sc students are trained in HC-1 Plant Ecology and Environmental Biology various aspects of Zoology including Genetics, HC-2 Cell Biology, Genetics and Plant Breeding Molecular Biology, Toxicology, Biotechnology, Practical papers based on HC-1, and HC-2 Computational Biology, Biodiversity, Wildlife biology, etc. Department has got a very good placement Soft Core Papers (Any one):- record of students. The faculty have completed many SC-1 Techniques in Plant Biology research projects funded by the Department of SC-2 Plant Pathology Science and Technology(DST), Department of Practical paper based on SC-1 or SC-2 Biotechnology(DBT), University Grants Commission Interdisciplinary Elective (UGC), New Delhi, Vision Group on Science and Floriculture Technology, ICFRE, Government of Karnataka. In Third Semester addition, Department has been part of the inter- disciplinary BUILDER Project (4.5 Crores) associated Hard Core papers with Department of Biotechnology, Botany and HC-1 Techniques in Plant Sciences and Anatomy Environmental Science. Department has conducted many national conferences, symposia, seminars, HC-2 Plant Physiology and Metabolism workshops and refresher courses. Practical Paper Based on HC-1 and HC-2 Programmes Offered: M.Sc. and Ph.D. Soft Core (Any one) Faculty SC-1 Molecular Plant Pathology 1. Dr. Nagaraja Professor and Chairman Mobile : 9620485338 E mail : [email protected] 2.Dr. M. Venkateshwarlu Professor 3. Dr. Shwetha A Assistant Professor

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Course: M.Sc. – Zoology facility. It has received financial support from central funding agencies viz., DBT, DST & UGC. Presently, Eligibility: B.Sc Degree from any recognized there are 7 major projects funded by UGC, university of any other equivalent qualification with DBT, and VGST (Govt. of Karanataka). Department any of the following sets of optionals - Chemistry has very good placement record in both private as / Botany / Zoology; Biochemistry / Chemistry / well as public sectors. The department is leading a Zoology; Zoology / Biochemistry / Botany; Zoology major infra-structure inter-disciplinary BUILDER- / Sericulture / Biochemistry; Botany / Zoology / Project worth Rs. 4.5crores sanctioned by DBT-New Microbiology or any combination with Zoology at Delhi. BUILDER-Project is in collaboration with sister B.Sc. departments such as department of Applied Botany, Applied Zoology and Environmental Science. Course Structure First Semester Programmes Offered: M.Sc and Ph.D HC1.1 Biosystematics, Non-Chordata and Chordata Faculty HC1.2 Animal Physiology and Endocrinology 1. Dr. V. Krishna Professor and HC1.3 Fundamental Genetics Chairman SC1.4(a) Ecology and Evolution Office : 08282-256339 SC1.4(b) Biological Chemistry and Biostatistics Email: [email protected] Second Semester 2.Dr. Riaz Mahmood Professor HC2.1 Cell Biology 3. Dr. Y. L. Ramachandra Professor HC2.2 Animal Behavior and Wildlife Studies 4. Dr. H. S. Santosh Kumar Assistant Professor SC2.3(a) Developmental Biology 5. Dr. H. M. Kumaraswamy Assistant Professor

SC2.3(b) Economic Zoology Course: M.Sc - Biotechnology Elective: 2.4 (a) Sericulture Eligibility: B.Sc Degree of Kuvempu University or 2.4 (b) Reproductive Physiology any recognized University with any three of the Third Semester following options - Biotechnology, Botany, Zoology, HC3.1 Molecular Biology and Biotechnology Chemistry, Biochemistry/Microbiology/ Sericulture/ Computer Science or B.Sc Biotechnology with any HC3.2 Entomology other two optional papers. B.Sc.- Agri ; B.Sc.- Hort ; SC3.3(a) Microbiology and Immunology B.Sc.- Forestry ; BF.Sc and BVSc candidates are also SC3.3(b) Parasitology eligible. Elective: 3.4 (a) Biodiversity Course Structure 3.4 (b) Genetic Engineering First Semester Fourth Semester HC1.1 Chemistry of Biomolecules and Cellular HC4.1 Advanced Genetics and Computational Metabolism Biology HC1.2 Genetics and Molecular Biology HC4.2 Environmental Pollution and Toxicology HC1.3 Microbiology HC4.3 Project Work HC1.4 Cell Biology and Bioinformatics Practicals for all HC Papers Department of Studies in Second Semester Biotechnology HC2.1 Recombinant DNA technology The department was established in 1999. This is a HC2.2 Immunotechnology DST-FIST sponsored department. The Department SC2.3.1 Enzymology has well established laboratory facilities for both academics and research in biotechnology and has a SC2.3.2 Genomics and Proteomics well equipped computer lab with networking and LAN Practicals- for all HC and SC Papers Elective: E2.4.1 Fermentation Technology E2.4.2 Basic Bioinformatics

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Third Semester Course Structure HC3.1 Agricultural Biotechnology First Semester HC3.2 Animal Biotechnology HC1.1 Fundamentals of Microbiology SC3.3.1 Environmental Biotechnology HC1.2 Biochemistry and Biostatistics SC3.3..2 Pharmacological Biotechnology HC1.3 Microbial Physiology and Bioinformatics Practicals- for all HC and SC Papers SC1.7 a Mycology Elective: E3.4.1 Plant Tissue culture technology SC1.7 b Principles of Genetics E3.4.2 Healthcare Biotechnology Practicals Fourth Semester Second Semester HC4.1 Bioprocess Technology HC2.1 Microbial Genetics and Molecular Biology HC4.2 Medical Biotechnology HC2.2 Medical Microbiology HC4.3 Research Methodology SC2.5 a Plant -Microbe interactions Practicals- for all HC Papers SC2.5 b Microbial Enzymology 4.4 Project Work Practicals Elective: Semester 2.7 a Water Microbiology Department of P.G. Studies and Semester 2.7 b Agricultural Microbiology Research in Microbiology Third Semester HC3.1 Agriculture Microbiology The Department has been established during 2005. In order to encourage the students to take HC3.2 Immunology up research activities, the course curriculum is SC3.5 a Immunotechnology designed covering all aspects of microbiology and SC3.5 b Fermentation Technology practical orientation for microbiological methods. Practicals The thrust areas of research in the department include Microbial Diversity, Environmental Elective: Semester 3.7 a Diagnostic Microbiology Microbiology, Mycology, Agricultural Microbiology Semester 3.7 b Industrial Microbiology and Phytopathology, Medical Microbiology, Fourth Semester Immunotechnology, Fermentation Technology, HC4.1 Food and Industrial microbiology Enzymology, Food and Industrial Microbiology, etc. The Department has received financial support from HC4.2 Microbial Biotechnology UGC, DBT, DST, VGST-GoK and Kuvempu University HC4.3 Environmental Microbiology for research programmes. The Department has very Practicals good placement record in private sector, research Project Work institutes, public sector etc. The Department is organizing seminars, conferences, symposium, workshop and special lecture series by inviting Department of Studies in Wildlife scientists and Emeritus Professors from reputed and Management institutes and universities. The Department of Studies in Wildlife and Programmes Offered: M.Sc and Ph.D Management was started during the year 2002. The Faculty Department offers M.Sc., and Ph.D courses in Wildlife and Management. The course content is designed 1. Dr. B. Thippeswamy Chairman and to cover all aspects of wildlife and management Associate Professor and practical orientation for wildlife conservation Mobile : 8762219091. methods. The M.Sc., and Ph.D programme in E mail : [email protected] Wildlife and Management aims to produce well- 2. Dr. N. B. Thippeswamy Associate Professor trained biologists and conservation practitioners who will retain their passion for wild places and a Course: M.Sc- Microbiology sense of purpose to conserve them. We provide our Eligibility: B.Sc in Biological Science or B.Sc students a strong foundation of science that will (Agriculture) or MBBS. help them design, implement and monitor a range of ecological studies and conservation projects. To develop these capabilities, our students learn about

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wildlife science and conservation through a multi- SC 2.3(a) Biodiversity and Conservation of disciplinary process. They are trained in fundamental Natural Recourses ecology, project design skills and technical tools SC 2.3(b) Environmental Pollution, EIA and required to carry out scientific studies. As future Ecotoxicology conservationists they need to expose to the historical, social, economic, legal and political contexts that EL2.4 Wildlife Conservation underlie the conservation process. In addition, we Practicals : Based on Theory Papers also teach effective communication using a variety Third Semester of media, conflict resolution, and problem-solving HC 3.1 Wildlife Conservation and Management skills, to deal with real life conservation issues. The department also inviting accomplished scientists HC 3.2 Mammalogy and Ornithology regularly from various prestigious government and SC3.3(a) Human Dimensions in Wildlife private institutions to deliver special lectures in Management order to encourage and motivate the students to SC3.3(b) Wildlife Ecotourism take up research programmes. The students who have successfully completed the course have been EL 3.4 Ornithology working in various capacities in Karnataka State Practicals: Based on Theory Papers Forest Department, Research institutions, NGO’s and Fourth Semester Universities. During the past 16 years of existence, HC4.1 Wildlife Health and Management the Department has successfully completed Two major and one minor research projects funded by HC4.2 Applied Wildlife Science UGC, New Delhi. Department produced 13 Ph.Ds, 01 HC4.3 Major Project Work M.Phil and published more than 85 research papers Practicals : Based on Theory Papers in various refereed/peer reviewed journals. Presently 05 students are pursuing Ph.D. Department of Studies in Psychology

Programmes Offered: M.Sc and Ph.D The University has established the Department of Psychology from this academic year to develop Faculty efficient and competent human resource for 1. Dr. Vijaya Kumara Associate Professor and the discovery and application of psychological Chairperson knowledge. The postgraduate programme in Mobile : 09448206428. psychology aims at creating excellent and creative Email : [email protected] leaders who apply psychological solutions to various affective, cognitive and behavioural issues of Course: M.Sc – Wildlife and Management individuals and society; and adding to the existing Eligibility: Any Science graduate / B.Sc., Degree in knowledge through scientific research. The course Agriculture / Forestry / Fisheries / Veterinary OR introduces students to the systematic and scientific Engineering graduates who have studied Botany/ study of the behavior and mental processes of Zoology / Biology at + 2 or pre-university college human beings and animals. Students are exposed to level. the psychological facts, principles, and phenomena associated with each of the major subfields within Course Structure psychology. The syllabus spans all major areas of First Semester psychology and reflects a wide range of approaches HC1.1 Systematics and Forestry to the study of mind, brain, and behaviour. The course opens up a wide range of career opportunities HC1.2 Wildlife Ecology including counselling. HC1.3 Field Techniques in Wildlife Studies Programmes Offered: M.Sc in Psychology SC 1.4(a) Aquatic Ecology Faculty: SC1.4(b) Terrestrial Ecology 1. Dr. S. S. Patil. Professor and Chairperson Practicals: Based on Theory Papers Mob : 9482971796 Second Semester E-mail : [email protected] HC 2.1 Remote Sensing, GIS and Advanced Course: M.Sc. Psychology Techniques HC 2.2 Entomology, Herpetology and Eligibility: Candidates who have passed the Bachelor degree examination with Psychology as a Ichthyology cognate (optional) subject for three years of study can apply. They should have obtained a minimum of 50 percent in the aggregate marks in the subject

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of Psychology at the Bachelor's degree examination SOFT CORE in case of general merit category and 45 percent S.C.4.1 Guidance and Counseling in case of SC/ST candidates. Admissions shall be S.C.4.2 Personal Psychology made on the basis of 50% of marks obtained by the candidate in the written test and 50 marks obtained in the aggregate of the cognate subject. Department of Studies in

Entrance Test: The written entrance test consists Biochemistry of 100 objective type questions, answered in 100 The Department of Biochemistry has been minutes duration, for a maximum of 100 marks. established in the year 2005. The M . S c . course Questions will be aimed at testing the aptitude of content is designed to cover all aspects of the candidate as well as familiarity with the relevant biochemistry and practical orientation for subject. biochemical methods. The exhaustive Practical Course Structure training and sound theoretical knowledge being provided here is intended to make the student an First Semester appropriate candidate for not only to take up H.C.1.1 Historical Perspectives of Psychology teaching or pursuing doctoral research but also H.C.1.2 Psychological Psychology and Genetics. competent enough to work in pharmaceutical R&D, H.C.1.3 Research Methodology and Statistics diagnostic labs, medical, agricultural research institutions and various allied industries. The H.C.1.4 Practicals department also invites accomplished National and SOFT CORE International scientists from various prestigious S.C. 1 a Social Foundations of Behaviour institutions to deliver special lectures in order to encourage and motivate the students to take up S.C. 1 b Environmental Psychology research. Second Semester Programmes Offered: M.Sc., Ph.D and PG Diploma H.C.2.1 Cognitive Psychology in Industrial Bioanalytical Techniques H.C.2.2 Lifespan Psychology Faculty H.C.2.3 Psychometry H.C.2.4 Practicals 1. Prof. A. N. Rajeshwara Professor SOFT CORE 2. Prof. G. J. Sathisha Professor S.C.2.1 Theories of Personality 3. Dr. Shivayogeeswar Neelagund S.C.2.2 Theories of Learning Associate Professor And Chairperson ELECTIVE Office : 08182 256301, Ext: 481 EL 2.1 Basic Psychological Processes Mobile : 9448234456 Third Semester Email : [email protected] H.C.3.1 Organizational Behavior H.C.3.2 Industrial Psychology 4. Dr. P. Niranjana Assistant Professor H.C.3.3 Corporate Psychology Course: M.Sc - Biochemistry

H.C.3.4 Practicals Eligibility: B.Sc degree with Biochemistry or SOFT CORE Chemistry with any biological sciences subject. PCM S.C.3.1 Organizational Development candidates are also eligible to apply. An additional 2% weightage (of the total biochemistry marks S.C.3.2 Corporate Leadership secured from all three years) will be awarded to ELECTIVE candidates who have studied biochemistry at the EL 3.1 Stress Management undergraduate level. Fourth Semester Course Structure H.C.4.1 Human Resource Management First Semester H.C.4.2 Consumer Behaviour Marketing BC1.1 Paper I - Analytical Biochemistry H.C.4.3 Dissertation (HARD CORE) H.C.4.4 Practicals BC1.2 Paper II - Biomolecules (HARD CORE)

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BC1.3 Paper III - Cell Biology and General Course: P. G Diploma in Industrial Bio-analytical Microbiology (SOFT CORE) Techniques (one year add on Programme)

BC1.4 Paper IV - Fundamentals of Biochemistry Eligibility: Any Post-Graduate in Life sciences/ (SOFT CORE) Chemical Sciences and Bachelor’s or Master degree BC1.5 Practical I - Analytical Biochemistry in Pharmacy/Dental/Medical/Agricultural/Veterinary BC1.6 Practical II - Biomolecules with at least 55% marks. BC1.7 Practical III - Cell Biology and General Course Structure Microbiology 1. Fundamentals of Chemistry and polymers Second Semester 2. Biomolecules and Bioanalytical Techniques BC2.1 Paper V - Enzymology (HARD CORE) 3. Spectroscopic Techniques BC2.2 Paper VI - Metabolism of Fuel Molecules 4. Bioinformatics, Bioethics and Genetic and Bioenergitics (HARD CORE) Engineering Practicals BC2.3 Paper VII –Human Physiology and Nutritional Biochemistry (SOFT CORE) Department of Studies in Chemistry BC2.4 Paper VIII - Enzyme Purification Techniques The department has been established in the year (ELECTIVE) 1992. The department is actively involved in teaching, BC2.5 Practical IV - Enzymology research and extension progammes. Thrust areas of BC2.6 Practical V - Metabolism of Fuel Molecules research includes bio-organic chemistry, synthetic and Bioenergitics organic chemistry, natural products chemistry, BC2.7 Practical VI - Human Physiology and electrochemistry, metal finishing, nanomaterials, and Nutritional Biochemistry dyes and pigments. All the faculty members have been awarded with major research projects from Third Semester various funding agencies. The department is active in BC 3.1 Paper IX - Molecular Immunology and various academic activities like conducting seminars, Clinical Biochemistry (HARD CORE) symposium and conferences. The department also BC3.2 Paper X - Biochemical Genetics and conducts placements programmes for the students. Molecular Biology (HARDCORE) Department is funded by DST-FIST and UGC-SAP program for the infrastructure development. BC3.3 Paper XI - Metabolism of Nitrogenous Compounds with Clinical Correlations (SOFT Faculty CORE) 1. Dr. J. Keshavayya Professor BC3.4 Paper XII - Clinical Biochemistry (ELECTIVE) 2. Dr .Y. Arthoba Nayaka Professor BC3.5 Practical VII - Molecular Immunology and 3. Dr. K. M. Mahadevan Professor (deputed) Clinical Biochemistry 4. Dr. Yadav D Bodke Professor and BC3.6 Practical VIII - Biochemical Genetics and Chairperson Molecular Biology Phone : 08282 256308(O) BC3.7 Practical IX - Metabolism of Nitrogenous Compounds with Clinical Correlations Mobile : 9632023784 E- mail : [email protected] Fourth Semester 5. Dr. Talavara Venkatesh Assistant Professor BC4.1 Paper XIII - Cell Signaling (HARD CORE) Programmes Offered: M.Sc and Ph.D BC4.2 Paper XIV - Genetic Engineering and Industrial Biotechnology (HARD CORE) Course: M.Sc - Chemistry

BC4.3 Paper XV - Biostatistics, Bioinformatics & Eligibility: B.Sc degree with Chemistry as optional / Nano Biotechnology (SOFT CORE) major / special subject, and Physics and Mathematics BC4.4 Paper XVI - Project Work / Dissertation at least at P.U level or 12th standard or equivalent (HARD CORE) level. BC4.5 Practical X - Cell Signalling Course Structure BC4.6 Practical XI - Genetic Engineering and First Semester Industrial Biotechnology ChHC-1.1 Analytical Chemistry-I

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ChHC-1.2 Inorganic Chemistry-I the University of Mysore in 1973. The department ChHC-1.3 Organic Chemistry-I has been harnessing precious human resources ChHC-1.4 Physical Chemistry-I for the overall development of society through the pursuit for excellence in the area of chemical Practical Papers: sciences. Besides its primary activities of academic, ChHCL-1.1 Inorganic Chemistry Practicals-I teaching and research, the Department has been ChHCL-1.2 Organic Chemistry Practicals-I interacting with the industrialists and established ChHCL-1.3 Physical Chemistry Practicals -I a mutually beneficial relationship with the nearby industries. In this direction, the department has Practicals initiated several programmes such as, taking up Second Semester industry sponsored projects involving testing and ChHC-2.1 Analytical Chemistry-II analysis of raw materials and products, encouraging ChHC-2.2 Inorganic Chemistry-II students to take up projects related to their studies ChHC-2.3 Organic Chemistry-II to acquire work experience, inviting executives and technical staff of the industries as guest faculty. ChHC-2.4 Physical Chemistry-II Practical Papers: As a part of university-institution interaction, the students are acquiring higher level of training at ChHCL-2.1 Inorganic Chemistry Practicals -II BARC, IISc, NAL, IIT,etc. The staff members are ChHCL-2.2 Organic Chemistry Practicals -II actively involved in cutting-edge research activities ChHCL-2.3 Physical Chemistry Practicals –II in collaboration with institutes and some foreign Elective Papers universities in the field of chemical sciences and have received funds worth of Rs. 7.2 crore from various Ch EL2.1 Bio-Analytical Techniques funding agencies like DST, Nano Mission, UGC and Third Semester NRB, New Delhi and BRNS Mumbai. The department ChSC-3.1 Analytical Chemistry-III has produced 98 Ph.Ds and 10 M.Phil degrees, and ChSC-3.2 Inorganic Chemistry-III published 509 research papers in peer reviewed National and International journals. The department ChSC-3.3 Organic Chemistry-III has links with many industrial organizations as a result ChSC-3.4 Physical Chemistry Practicals –III of which, every year, many students are pursuing the Practical Papers: training at advanced laboratories of ISO certified ChSCL-3.1 Inorganic Chemistry Practicals -III industries. In the campus selection programme, more than 65% students are obtaining placements ChSCL-3.2 Organic Chemistry Practicals -III in reputed organizations. The staff members are ChSCL-3.3 Physical Chemistry Practicals –III involved in consultancy services with Mysore Paper Elective Papers Mills Ltd., Bhadravathi. Few M.Sc and P.G Diploma Ch EL 3.1 Electroplating students of the department work in MPM on hourly basis while they are studying under ‘earn while learn’ Fourth Semester scheme of the department. ChSC-4.1 Analytical Chemistry-IV Programmes Offered: M.Sc., Ph.D, and P.G.D in ChSC-4.2 Inorganic Chemistry-IV Industrial Chemical Quality Control ChSC-4.3 Organic Chemistry-IV Faculty ChSC-4.4 Physical Chemistry-IV 1. Dr. K. Vasanth Kumar Pai Professor

Ch.PR-4.1 Project work and Viva-voce 2. Dr. H. S. Bhojya Naik Professor 3. Dr. B. E. Kumara Swamy Associate Department of Studies in Industrial Professor and Chairperson Chemistry Office : 08282 256228 The Department of Post-Graduate Studies and Mobile : 9900513796 Research in Industrial Chemistry was established by Email: [email protected] 4. Mrs. Itte Pushpavathi Assistant Professor

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Course: M.Sc – Industrial Chemistry Department of Studies in Eligibility: B.Sc. degree of Kuvempu University or any Pharmaceutical Chemistry recognized University with Chemistry as Optional/ Major/Specialized Subject. (P. G. Centre, Kadur) Course Structure The Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry was established in 2007. The course is designed First Semester to provide trained and skilled man power for ever HC 1.1 Analytical and Separation Techniques growing pharmaceutical chemistry in India. The HC 1.2 Inorganic Chemistry-I department has experienced and reputed faculty HC 1.3 Organic Chemistry-I members with international recognition. So far, the members of the faculty have produced Ph.Ds and HC 1.4 Physical Chemistry –I published research papers in national and Practicals international journals of repute and have two Second Semester patents to their credit. The faculty members have visited England and Italy for their post-doctoral HC2.1 Spectroscopic Techniques research and for presentation of their research HC2.2 Inorganic Chemistry-II papers. The department strongly encourages HC2.3 Organic Chemistry-II M.Sc students to get actively involved in research HC2.4 Physical Chemistry –II activities and helps to get high lucrative scientific job opportunities. Practicals Elective: 2.1 Polymer Processing Techniques Programmes Offered: M.Sc., Ph.D Third Semester M.Sc., from recognised University, with pharmaceutical chemistry/ Industrial Chemistry/ HC3.1 Chemical Process Principles Chemistry as Subjects Or M. Pharm. pharmaceutical / HC3.2 Advanced Organic and Medicinal Chemistry Medicinal chemistry from recognised University. SC3.1 Polymer Chemistry and Technology

SC3.2 Pollution Monitoring and Control Practicals Faculty Fourth Semester 1. Dr. N. D. Satyanarayan Associate Professor HC4.1 Unit Operations and Chairman HC4.2 Organo-Metallic and Bioinorganic Chemistry SC4.1 Advanced Analytical Techniques Mobile : 9740484017 Practicals Email : [email protected] Project Work Course: M.Sc – Pharmaceutical Chemistry

Course: P. G Diploma in Industrial Chemical Eligibility: B.Sc Degree from any recognized Quality Control (one year add-on programme) university with Chemistry as optional/major/special Eligibility: B.Sc with Chemistry as subject at least at subject or B. Pharm degree from a recognized PUC level. university. Course Structure Course Structure First Semester PGD 1.1 Statistical Quality Control PC.HC:1.01 Inorganic Chemistry PGD 1.2 Analytical Techniques in Quality control PC.HC.1.02 Organic Chemistry PGD 1.3 Chemistry of Qualitative and Quantitative Analysis PC.HC.1.03 Physical Chemistry

PGD 1.4 Industrial Applications of organic reactions PC.HC.1.04 Analytical Chemistry in Quality control Practical’s PGD 1.5 Technical Analysis I Second Semester PGD 1.6 Technical Analysis II PC.HC.2.01 Advanced Inorganic Chemistry Practicals PC.HC.2.02 Advanced Organic Chemistry PC.HC.2.03 Advanced Physical Chemistry PC.HC.2.04 Advanced Analytical Chemistry and Nano Chemistry Practicals Elective: PC 2.05 Drug Discovery and dosage forms

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Third Semester Faculty PCHC.3.01 Spectroscopic Techniques 1. Dr. G. Chandrakantha Professor and PCHC.3.02 Bioorganic Chemistry Chairman PCSC.3.21 Separation Techniques Office : 08282 -257598 PCSC.3.23 Drug Discovery and Development Mobile : 9448037879 Practicals Email : [email protected] Elective: 3.03 Drug Design and Metabolism 2. Dr. Syed Ashfaq Ahmed Professor Fourth Semester 3. Dr. Govindaraju Associate Professor PC.HC.4.01 Medicinal Chemistry-I PC.HC.4.02 Medicinal Chemistry-II Course: M.Sc – Earth Science and Resource Management (ESRM) PC.SC.4.21 General Pharmacology PC.SC.4.22 Dosage Forms and The program is unique in its approach, designed and developed with innovative concept by Regulatory Aspects integrating Geology and Information Science Practicals for assessment, evolution and management of Project Work resources or sustainable development. The course content is developed to train geoscientists in obtaining comprehensive knowledge of Geology/ Department of Studies in Applied Earth Science, its tools and techniques along with Geology spatial information science and technology skills. Students who have successfully completed the The Department of P.G. Studies and Research in degree in ESRM so far have got excellent placement in Applied Geology, offering Two separate innovative Central/State Government departments, Public and and multidisciplinary M.Sc. and Ph.D. courses in Earth private sector organizations, including Multinational Science & Resource Management (UGC-Innovative Companies Program) and M.Sc. in Geoinformatics. The Department is recognised by UGC as a nodal center Eligibility: A Bachelor’s Degree in Science, for Earth Science & Resource Management Studies. Bachelor’s degree with Geography at UG level, The Department is highly equipped sophisticated Engineering (Civil, Environmental, Mining, laboratories established from the funds received Geotechnical, Geoinformatics), B.Sc (Agriculture, from UGC Under Innovative & SAP-DRS-I, II and III Forestry, Horticulture, Soil Science) from any Indian and also by Department of Science & Technology university or equivalent qualification recognized by under FIST programs. Kuvempu University. Eligibility for Foreign students will be in accordance with the university regulations. The general admission criteria is based on Kuvempu University guidelines.

Course Structure

First Semester HC1.1 Crystallography, Mineralogy and Geochemistry

HC1.2 Physical Geology, Meteorology and Oceanography HC1.3 Geoinformatics

Practical HCP1.1 Crystallography, Mineralogy and

Geochemistry HCP1.2 Meteorology and Oceanography

HCP1.3 Geoinformatics Soft Core Paper: Programmes Offered: M.Sc (ESRM); M.Sc SC1.1 Digital Image Processing and Remote (Geoinformatics); and Ph.D Sensing Applications

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Practical: Odd Semester SCP1.1 Digital Image Processing and Remote Natural Disaster Management Sensing Applications

Second Semester Course: M.Sc Geoinformatics HC2.1 Igneous, Sedimentary and Metamorphic Geoinformatics program is specially developed Petrology and conceptualized to provide training in the field HC2.2 Indian Stratigraphy, Paleontology and of spatial information science and technology, Geology of Karnataka one of the upcoming fields of IT. The graduates HC2.3 Hydrogeology and Engineering Geology and professionals who get training in this application oriented program can effectively utilize Practical the technology in various fields such as, agriculture, HCP2.1 Igneous, Sedimentary and Metamorphic forestry, wildlife, infrastructure planning, disaster management and natural resource management. Petrology HCP2.2 Paleontology and Geostatistics Eligibility: A Bachelor’s Degree in Science, Bachelor’s degree with Geography at UG level, Engineering (Civil, HCP2.3 Hydrogeology and Engineering Geology Environmental, Mining, Geotechnical, Geoinformatics), Soft Core Paper: B.Sc (Agriculture, Forestry, Horticulture, Soil Science) SC2.1 Geomorphology and Structural Geology from any Indian university or equivalent qualification recognized by Kuvempu University. Eligibility for Practical: Foreign students will be in accordance with the SCP2.1 Geomorphology and Structural Geology university regulations. The general admission criteria Third Semester are based on Kuvempu University guidelines. HC3.1 Ore Geology, Indian Mineral Deposits and Course Structure Mining Geology First Semester HC3.2 GIS Data Processing and Disaster HC1.1 Earth Science-I Management HC1.2 Principles of Geoinformatics HC3.3 Exploration Geology - Geological, HC1.3 Introduction to GIS Geochemical and Geophysical Soft Core Papers Practical SC1.1 Web Programming, Java, C, Python HCP3.1 Ores and Ore Petrography Hard Core Practical HCP3.2 GIS Data Processing and Disaster HCP1.1 Mineralogy, Geomorphology and Structural Management Geology HCP3.3 Exploration Geology HCP1.2 Geoinformatics Soft Core Paper: HCP1.3 GIS SC 3.1 Mineral and Water Resources Management Soft Core Practical Practical: SCP1.1 Web Programming, Java, C, Python SCP3.1 Hydrogeochemistry and Ore Reserve Second Semester Hard Estimation HCFW Field Training Camp Core Papers HC2.1 Fourth Semester Earth Science-II Project Work HC2.2 Spatial Modeling and Analysis Elective Papers HC 2.3 Digital Image Processing Even Semester Soft Core Papers SC2.1 Resource Mapping and Surveying Water Recourses Hard Core Practical:

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HCP2.2 Spatial Modeling and Analysis 2. Dr. J Narayana Professor HCP2.3 Digital Image Processing 3. Dr. Hina Kousar Associate Professor Soft Core Practical and Chairperson SCP2.1 Resource Mapping and Surveying Mobile : 9449100288 Third Semester Email.Id :[email protected] Hard Core Papers 4. Dr. K. Yogendra Associate Professor HC3.1 GI Applications in Water Resources 5. Dr. S. H. Basavarajappa Assistant Professor HC3.2 GI Applications in Agriculture and Forestry Course: M.Sc – Environmental Science HC3.3 GI Applications in Earth and Atmospheric Sciences Eligibility: Any science graduate of Kuvempu University, Soft Core Paper or other UGC recognized university, or Bachelor Degree SC3.1 GI Applications in Urban Planning and in Environmental Science from a recognized University Disaster Management can apply. Hard Core Practical: Course Structure HCP3.1 GI Applications in Water Resources First Semester HCP3.2 GI Applications in Agriculture and Forestry ES.HC-1.1 Multidisciplinary Nature of HCP3.3 GI Applications in Earth and Atmospheric Environmental Science Sciences ES.HC-1.2 Environment and Ecosystem Soft Core Practical SCP3.1 GI Applications in Urban Planning and ES.HC-1.3 Environment for Development Disaster Management ES.SC-1.4 Aquatic Ecology Fourth Semester: Project work ES.SC-1.5 Radiation and Environment

ES.PrHC-1.1 Based on ES.HC-1.1 Department of Studies in Environmental Science ES.PrHC-1.2 Based on ES.HC-1.2 The Department was established during the year ES.PrHC-1.3 Based on ES.HC-1.3 1991-92 for promoting research and studies in Environmental Science. There is a huge ES.PrSC Based on soft core papers- ES.SC- responsibility on the environmental scientists to 1.4/1.5 propose several environment friendly processes of development. Environmental Science Second Semester programmes are multi-disciplinary and holistic in ES.HC-2.1 Environmental Chemistry and nature and need an in-depth knowledge on the Environmental Statistics subject. There is a wide scope at national and international levels for a career in Environmental ES.HC-2.2 Environmental Pollution Science. At present, the post-graduates of this department are placed in Karnataka State and ES.SC-2.3 Energy and Energy Resources Central Pollution Control Boards, Universities, Colleges, Research institutions, Industries and ES.SC-2.4 Solid Waste Management and Environmental consultant groups. Resource recovery Programmes Offered: M.Sc and Ph.D Faculty 1. Dr. S.V. Krishnamurthy Professor ES.SC-2.5 Natural Resources and Conservation ES.PrHC-2.1 Based on ES.HC-2.1 ES.PrHC-2.2 Based on ES.HC-2.2 ES.PrSC Based on soft core papers- ES.SC- 2.3/2.4/2.5

IDE:Elective Papers: Environmental Education Third Semester ES.HC-3.1 Environmental Engineering and Science ES.HC-3.2 EIA,GIS and Environmental Microbiology ES.SC-3.3 Global Environmental Changes and Natural Hazards ES.SC-3.4 Water Quality Science ES.SC-3.5 Air Pollution Monitoring ES.SC-3.6 Environmental Nano- Science ES.PrHC-3.1 Based on ES.HC-3.1 ES.PrHC-3.2 Based on ES.HC-3.2 ES.PrSC- Based on soft core papers ES.SC- 3.3/3.4/3.5/3.6 IDE: Elective Papers : Drinking water resources quality & management Fourth Semester

ES.HC-4.1 Ecotoxicology ES.HC-4.2 Occupational Health and Safety and Environmental Law ES.PrHC-4.1 Based on ES.HC-4.1 ES.PrHC-4.2 Based on ES.HC-4.2

Project work: Related to Environmental Issues

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Course: MCA – Master of Computer Applications Department of Studies in Computer 3 years/6 semesters course or Science and M.C.A 2 years/4 semesters course for lateral entry graduates those who have studied BCA/B.Sc.(Computer The department offers two Post-Graduate Courses Science) course. viz. Master of Computer Applications (MCA) and M.Sc. (Computer Science). MCA programme Eligibility: Any bachelor degree (BCA/B.Sc./ has been started in the year 2000 and M.Sc. B.Com/BA) of this university or any other recognized programme has been started in the year 2003. The university with Computer Science/Mathematics department has well equipped laboratories with 60 as one ofthe subjects at 10+2 level subject to the Desktop Computers with high configuration. The minimum prescribed in the admission regulations department invite resource persons from reputed of the University. The admission to MCA programme multinational companies (MNC’s), universities is done through PGCET conducted by Karnataka and R&D institutions. The department organizes Examination Authority (KEA), Bangaluru. seminars, conferences and workshops which provide Course Structure a platform for industrial professionals, students, First Semester researchers and scientists to discuss for mutual benefits. The department provides opportunities for HC1.1 Computer Organization and Architecture the fullest possible development of potential for all HC1.2 C-Programming students who have diverse backgrounds. HC1.3 Database Management Systems

Alumni of the department are well placed in software SC1.4 Data Communications industries, academic and research institutions and SC1.5 Applied Mathematics few as entrepreneurs. Alumni’s regularly visit the Lab: 1.6 C Programming Lab department and a platform is being provided to the 1.7 DBMS Lab students to interact with them. The department is actively engaged in research in the area of Image SecondSemester Processing, Pattern Recognition and Data Mining. HC2.1 Computer Networks The faculty members have taken research projects sponsored by AICTE and UGC. HC2.2 Operating System Programmes Offered: MCA, M.Sc. and Ph.D HC2.3 Data Structures SC2.4 Computer Graphics Faculty SC2.5 Software Engineering 1. Dr. M. Ravi Kumar Associate Professor Lab: 2.6 Data Structures Lab And Chairman 2.7 Computer Graphics Lab Office : 08282-257326 Elective 2.8 : Information Communication Technology(ICT) Mobile : 9449185645 Third Semester Email : [email protected] HC3.1 Wireless Communications 2. Dr. Prabhakar C. J. Associate Professor HC3.2 Analysis and Design of Algorithms HC3.3 Web Programming Using J2EE 3. Sri. G. R Yogish Naik Associate Professor SC3.4 Theory of Computation 4. Dr. M Suresha Assistant Professor SC3.5 Digital Image Processing Lab:3.6 Algorithms Lab 3.7 Image Processing Lab Elective 3.8: Cyber Security Fourth Semester HC4.1 Data Science HC4.2 Python Programming HC4.3 PHP Programming SC4.4 Cloud Computing SC4.5 Network Security and Cryptography Lab: 4.6 PHP Programming Lab 4.7 J2EE Lab

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Fifth Semester Fourth Semester HC5.1 Software Testing And Quality Assurance HC4.1 Artificial Intelligence HC5.2 Multimedia communications HC4.2 Data Science HC5.3 Dot net programming SC4.3 Internet of Things (IOT) Lab: 5.4 Dot net lab 5.5 Mini project SC4.4 Project Work Sixth Semester Department of Studies in Electronics

SC6.1 Artificial intelligence The Department was established in t h e y e a r SC6.2 Machine learning 2003 with the objective of generating competent 6.3 Project Work professionals to meet the challenges in the field of electronics. The Department has dedicated Course: M.Sc – Computer Science staff and well equipped laboratories viz., Analog

Eligibility: B.Sc. (ComputerScience / Information Electronics, Digital Electronics, C++, Science / Information Technology) or BCA degree Microcontrollers, Digital Signal/ Image Processing, of this University or any other UGC recognized Advanced Communication, Computer Communication university subject to the minimum prescribed in the Networks and VHDL. The Department is actively involved in teaching, research & extension programmes. admission regulations of the university. Thrust areas of research include, Digital Signal & Image Course Structure Processing, Antenna theory & design and First Semester Microcontrollers. Department provides placement assistance for students in various leading industries. HC1.1 Computer Architecture Programmes Offered: M.Sc and Ph.D HC1.2 Data Structures Faculty HC1.3 JAVA Programming 1. Dr. B. N. Jagadale Assistant Professor SC1.4 Data Communications and Coordinator SC1.5 Applied Mathematics Office : 08282 - 256199 Practicals based Mobile : 9886419329 1.6 Data Structures using C Lab Email : [email protected] 1.7 JAVA Programming Lab 2. Dr. Madhuri G. R. Assistant Professor SecondSemester Course: M.Sc - Electronics HC2.1 Computer Networks Eligibility: B.Sc Degree from Kuvempu University or HC2.2 Analysis and Design of Algorithms any other recognized university with Electronics or HC2.3 Computer Graphics Physics as an optional subject, i.e. Students SC2.4 Theory of Computation withPME(Physics,Maths,Electronics) or PCM ( SC2.5 Digital Image Processing Physics,Chemistry,Maths) or EMCS (Electronics, Maths, Computer Science) Combinations are eligible to apply. Practicals based 5% weightage is given to Students who have studied 2.6 Algorithms Lab Electronics as one optional Subject. Course Structure 2.7 Image Processing Lab First Semester Elective 2.8: Problem Solving using C HC1.1 Programming C++ Third Semester HC1.2 Microwave Devices & Antennas HC3.1 Wireless Communications HC1.3 Pic & Arm Microcontroller HC3.2 Machine Learning HC1.4. Signals and Systems Practicals HC3.3 Linux Internals Practical Based on above papers SC3.4 Software Engineering Second Semester SC3.5 Cloud Computing HC2.1 Control systems Lab: 3.6 Linux Internals Lab HC2.2 Digital design using verilog 3.7 Machine Learning HC2.3 Digital Signal Processing Lab(Python) Elective 3.8: Web Programming

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SC2.4.1 Power Electronics SC2.4.2 Wireless Communication & Satellite Course: M.L.I.Sc – Master of Library and Information Science. Communication Practical Based on above HC papers Eligibility: B.A/B.Sc/B.Com./B.B.A. etc., from any recognized university or any other qualification Elective: 2.5 Basic Electronics considered equivalent to it, subject to the minimum Third Semester prescribed in the admission regulations. Total marks HC3.1 Advanced Digital Communication obtained by the candidate (aggregate of three years) shall be considered. HC3.2 Advanced Computer Networks HC3.3 Image Processing Entrance Test: Questions will be from general knowledge on the world, nations, India, States of India, Karnataka, SC3.4.1 Information theory & coding universe, science and technology, inventions, organizations, SC3.4.2 Multimedia history, media, Indian constitution, Indian economy, Sports - international and national, writers, books and classics, awards, etc. Practical Based on above HC papers There will also be questions to test English language proficiency, Elective: 3.5 Fundamental of Digital Electronics (Ele) elementary mathematics, reasoning, knowledge of current affairs and elementary knowledge of library and information profession. ELP 3.9 Industrial training/visit The test will be conducted at the Department of Library and Fourth Semester Information Science, Kuvempu University, Shankaraghatta. HC4.1 VLSI Design Course Structure HC4.2 Machine Learning First Semester HC4.3 Embedded systems HC1.1 Foundations of Library and Information Science SC4.4 Pattern Recognition HC1.2 Information Sources Practical Based on above HC papers HC1.3 Library Classification (Theory) ELP 4.7 Project Work HC1.4 Basics of Computer (Theory) Department of Studies and Research Practicals in Library and Information Science 1.5 Library Classification - (Practical-I) The Department of Library and Information Science 1.6 Basics of Computer - (Practical) has been established in December 1993. The course Second Semester is designed to suit the changing needs of modern HC2.1 Information Society & Literacy society. Greater emphasis has been laid in the curricula on IT oriented areas and practical aspects. HC2.2 Management of Libraries and Information To facilitate this, the department is equipped with Centers necessary classrooms, furniture, and equipment. It HC2.3 Library Cataloguing (Theory) has an independent computer lab with 20 systems SC2.4 Library Automation (Theory) and internet facility. Many students have been placed Elective:2.5 Information Literacy in central/state government departments, public/ private enterprises, higher education institutions, Practicals R&D organizations, and corporate sector. The 2.6 Library Cataloguing- (Practical) department is active in teaching, training, research and consultancy activities. The department has 2.7 Library Automation - (Practical) organized many national level seminars, conferences, Third Semester workshops and UGC sponsored Refresher Courses in HC3.1 Research Methodology Library and Information Science. Programmes Offered: M.L.I.Sc and Ph.D HC3.2 Information Systems and Services Faculty HC3.3 Indexing System (Theory) 1 . Dr. B. S. Biradar Professor and Chairperson SC3.4 Information and Communication Technology Phone : 08282-257319 Extn: 283 (Theory) - I Elective: 3.5 Information Sources on Social Sciences Mobile : 9449400725 and Science and Technology e-mail : [email protected] Practicals 2. Dr. S. Padmamma Professor 3.6 Information Processing and Retrieval-(Practical) 3. Dr. K. T. Santhoshkumar Associate Professor 4. Dr. P. Dharani Kumar Assistant Professor 3.7 Information and Communication Technology - (Practical-I)

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Fourth Semester Programmes Offered: M.Sc and Ph.D HC4.1 Information and Communication Technology Faculty (Theory) - II 1. Dr. S. K.Narasimhamurthy Professor HC4.2 Digital Libraries HC4.3 Optional (any one of the following) 2. Dr. B. J. Gireesha Associate Professor and Chairperson a. Public Library Systems and Services b. Academic Library Systems and Services Office : 08282 257310 c. Health Science Library System and Services Mobile : 9741148002 4.4 Project Work Email : [email protected] Practicals 3. Dr. Venkatesh Associate Professor

4.5 Library Classification-(Practical-II) 4.6 Information and Communication Technology Course: M.Sc - Mathematics

- (Practical-II) Eligibility: The student should possess B.Sc., degree Internship : Each candidate shall compulsorily undergo from a recognized university with Mathematics as one-month internship in a reputed library attached to one of the major subjects. The aggregate marks of the institutions of higher learning or R&D institution as a three years in mathematics will be considered for part of IV semester. The internship shall be undertaken admission to M.Sc., subject to the minimum eligibility immediately after the completion of IV semester prescribed in the university admission regulations. examination. Course Structure Department of Studies and Research First Semester in Mathematics HC1.1 Algebra The Department of Mathematics has been started in the year HC1.2 Analysis-I 1975 as a part of University of Mysore. Later in 1987, it became an integral part of Kuvempu University. The Department is HC1.3 Complex Analysis-I harnessing precious human resources for the overall HC1.4 Ordinary Differential Equations development of society through the pursuit for excellence in the area of Mathematical Sciences. The Department is actively involved SC1.5 Discrete Mathematics and C- Programming in teaching and research. The Department is recognized as a Practical: C –Programming Lab centre of research in the fields of Differential Geometry and Fluid Mechanics. The Department is admired by many Second Semester Universities for its quality teaching and research. Apart from HC2.1 Linear Algebra conventional teaching methods, the Department is also teaching students using advanced ICT tools. The Department is HC2.2 Analysis-II regularly conducting orientation classes, special lectures, NET- HC2.3 Complex Analysis-II SLET coaching and remedial classes for the academic benifit of the student. HC2.4 Partial Differential Equations The Department has DST financial support under FIST SC2.5 Differential Geometry programme from 2019-20 to 2024. Practical: Matlab Programming Further it is regularly conducting International/ National conferences, seminars, workshops for the benifit of Elective:1 Basic Mathematical Modeling students and researchers. The Department has Mathematical Society, established in the year 2008, which helps students in Third Semester getting placement, providing facilities for research activities and HC3.1 Measure Theory and Intigration to generate funds for economically weaker and meritorious students to purchase books. The department also trains each HC3.2 Topology-I student in Computer skills and Mathematical Software. HC3.3 Numerical Analysis-I As a part of University–Industry / Institution interaction, research organizations like TIFR, IISC, IIT's selecting / considering our HC3.4 Riemannian Geometry Department as a centre to conduct seminars, conferences, SC3.5 Fluid Mechanics workshops and symposium. It helps our students to interact with many renewed Mathematician, Scientists and Industrialists. Practical : Numerical Methods The Department has awarded 76 Ph.D and 25 M.Phil degrees Elective : 2 Statistical Techniques and published more than 500 research articles in the reputed National / International journals. Currently 24 students are working in the department for their Ph.D degree.

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Fourth Semester Programmes Offered: M.Sc and Ph.D HC4.1 Functional Analysis Faculty HC4.2 Topology-II 1. Dr. Devidas Gaibanna B. Associate Professor SC4.3 Numerical Analysis-II and Chairperson SC4.4 Tensor calculus & Office : 08282-256225 Relativity Mobile : 9902846372 Email : [email protected] Any one of the following 2. Dr. H. S. Jayanna Professor SC4.5a Finsler Geometry 3. Dr. J. Sannappa Professor SC4.5b Contact Geometry 4. Dr. Ashok R Lamani Professor SC4.5c Magnetohydrodynamics 5. Dr. Sudha Associate Professor SC4.5d Graph Theory Course: M.Sc - Physics Project work Eligibility: B.Sc Degree of Kuvempu University or any recognized university with Physics as optional subject and Mathematics as cognate of the following Course: M Sc. –Statistics group: Electronics, Computer Science, Chemistry,

Eligibility: The student should possess B.Sc., degree Industrial Chemistry, Geology. of a recognized University with Mathematics as Course Structure one of the major subject. The aggregate marks of First Semester three years in mathematics will be considered for PHYHC1.1 Mathematical Physics-I admission to M.Sc., subject to the minimum eligibility prescribed in the University admission regulations. PHYHC1.2 Classical Mechanics PHYHC1.3 Electrodynamics Course Structure PHYHC1.4 Electronics First Semester Practicals HC1.1 Probabilities theory and Distrubution-1 Second Semester HC1.2 Theory of Estimation PHYHC2.1 Mathematical Physics - II HC1.3 Testing of Hypotheses PHYHC2.2 Elements of Nuclear & Particle Physics HC1.4 Statistics quality control and reliability theory PHYHC2.3 Elements of Condensed Matter Physics Practicals PHYHC2.4 Quantum Mechanics - I Second Semester Practicals HC2.1 Real Analysis Elective:PHYE 2.5 Bio-Physics HC2.2 Linear Algebra Third Semester HC2.3 Probabilities theory and Distrubution-1 PHYHC3.1 Atomic & Molecular Physics HC2.4 Theory of Sampling. PHYHC3.2 Quantum Mechanics - II Practicals PHYHC3.3 Statistical Mechanics PHYSC3.4.1 Condensed Matter Physics - I Department of Studies in Physics PHYSC3.4.2 Nuclear Physics - I

The Department has been established in the year 1991. Practicals The Department offers specialization in Condensed Elective: PHYE3.5 Fundamentals of Radiation Physics Matter Physics and Nuclear Physics. It has well equipped Fourth Semester laboratories, class rooms and adequate teaching staff. PHYHC4.1 Experimental Techniques The Department has research facility in the area of Condensed Matter Physics, Computational Physics and PHYSC4.2.1 Condensed Matter Physics -II Nuclear Physics. It is equipped with laboratories PHYSC4.2.2 Nuclear Physics - II having sophisticated instruments, computer lab PHYSC4.3.1 Condensed Matter Physics – III and departmental library. The department has PHYSC4.3.2 Nuclear Physics– III conducted many national seminars, workshops and Practicals refreshers courses. Many students of the Department Project Work are continuing their research in various reputed Institutes and Universities in India and abroad.

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To provide higher education to rural youth, Kuvempu University established a Post-Graduate Centre at Kadur. It is located in an area of about 65 acres of land on Shivamogga-Bengaluru highway and 7 kms away from Kadur town. Kadur is well connected by road and train.

The campus has newly constructed academic building with adequate lecture halls, hostels (for both boys and girls), library and laboratory facilities. The courses offered here are in great demand as they open new job opportunities. The emphasis here has always been for teaching, research and extension activities. Few details about the courses offered and others are provided below.

Sl. Course Offered Chairperson and Contact Number Course Structure No. 01. M. A (Economics) See, the Profile of Department of Economics (main campus) 02. M.Com Dr. Shobharani. H (Cell: 9481430098) See, the Profile of Department of Commerce (main campus) 03. M.Sc (Chemistry) Dr. N.D. Satyanarayan (Cell: 9740484017) See, the Profile of Department of Chemistry (main campus) 04. M.Sc (Pharmaceutical Profile of this Department is Chemistry) given earlier

Note: 01. For course details, see the respective pages of the Department (of main campus) concerned.

02. Those who are interested to take up the M.Sc. (Pharmaceutical Chemistry) shall submit the application separately to The Chairperson, Department of Studies in M.Sc. (Pharmaceutical Chemistry), Post-Graduate Centre, Kuvempu University, B. H. Road, Kadur 577 548 (Chikkamagaluru District, Karnataka).

03. Additional information will be available from the Director of P. G. Centre, (Phone: 08267-295094 or Cell: 9740484017).

Post-Graduate Centre, Chikkamagaluru Four Post-Graduate courses are offered at the Post-Graduate Centre Chikkamagaluru from the academic year 2017-18. They are ; M.Com., M.A. Kannada and M.Sc. Mathematics, M.A. Political Science.

Sl. Course Offered Chairperson and Contact Number Course Structure No. 01. M. A. (Kannada) Prof. Keshvasharma K. See, the Profile of Kannada Bharathi (main (Cell: 9448730611) campus) 02. M.A. (Political Dr. U. Venkatesh (Cell: 9980190713) See the Profile of Department of Political Science) Science(main campus) 03. M.Com. Dr. Shobharani. H (Cell: 9481430098) See, the Profile of Department of Commerce (main campus) 04. M.Sc. Dr. B.J. Gireesha (Cell:9741148002) See, the Profile of Department of Mathematics (main campus) (Mathematics) Note: 01. For course details, see the respective pages of the Department (of main campus) concerned 02. Additional information will be available from the Course Co-ordinator.

03. Additional information will be available from the Director of P. G. Centre Chikkamagaluru. (Incharge) Dr. Shobharani. H (Phone: 08267-221655 or Cell: 9481430098).

Sahyadri College Campus, Shivamogga

Two Post-Graduate Courses of Kuvempu University are offered at Sahyadri College Campus and few details are provided below.

Sl. Course Offered Chairperson and Contact Number Course Structure No 01. M. A (Sanskrit) Dr. M.A. Shruti Kirthi (Cell: 9448091817) Profile of this Department is given earlier 02. M. A (Urdu) Dr. C. Syed Sanaulla (Cell: 9448238327) Profile of this Department is given earlier Note: 1. For course details, see the respective pages of the Department (of main campus) concerned. 2. Those who are interested to take up the above courses shall submit the application separately to The Chairperson, Department of Studies in ……, Kuvempu University, Sahyadri College Campus, Vidya Nagara, Shivamogga 577 203 (Karnataka). Sahyadri Science College, Shivamogga

Two Sahyadri Science College, Shivamogga, is one of the premier educational institutions of “Malenadu” area of South Karnataka. It was established in 1940 and has become the constituent college of Kuvempu University in 1992. The Government of Karnataka has conferred the status of “Autonomous’’ to this college during 2005-06. In order to meet the demand of the students, the University has started certain Post-Graduate Programmes (extended units of the Departments of Shankaraghatta) at Sahyadri Science College (Autonomous), Shivamogga.

Sl. Course Co-ordinator Course Offered No. and Contact Number 01. M.Sc Dr. C.K. Ramesh (Biotechnology) (Cell: 9972257989) 02. M.Sc (Chemistry) Dr. G. Krishnamurthy (Cell: 9448774649) 03. M.Sc (Industrial Dr. Anitha Chemistry) (Cell: 9880333343)

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Note: 01. For course details, see the respective pages of the Department (of main campus) concerned. 02. Additional information will be available from the Course Co-ordinators or The Principal (Phone: 08182 240435 or Cell: 9448407129).

Sahyadri Arts College, Shivamogga

Sahyadri Arts College, Shivamogga was established in 1941 and has become one of the constituent colleges of Kuvempu University in 1992.

Sl. Course Offered Course Co-ordinator and Contact Number No. 01 M. A (English) Dr. M.K. Veena, (Cell: 9731160379) 02 M. A (Economics) Dr. K. B. Dhananjaya (Cell: 9448731002) 03 M. A (Political Science) Dr. Prahaladappa, (Cell: 8317497924) Note: 01. For course details, see the respective pages of the Department (of main campus) concerned. 02. Additional information will be available from the Course Co-ordinators or The Principal (Phone: 08182 - 240180 or Cell: 9448731002)

Sahyadri Commerce and Management College, Shivamogga

Sahyadri Commerce College, Shivamogga was established in 1941 and has become one of the constituent colleges of Kuvempu University in 1992. It was bifurcated as Sahyadri Commerce and Management College of Kuvempu University in 2017

Sl. Course Offered Course Co-ordinator and Contact Number No. 01. M.Com Dr. Kundan Basavaraj (Cell:9480150719) 02 MBA Dr. Sarala K.S (Cell:9449476244) Note: 01. For course details, see the respective pages of the Department (of main campus) concerned. 02. Additional information will be available from the Course Co-ordinators or The Principal (Phone: 08182 - 240180 or Cell: 9448254093)

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List of Elective Courses offered by the Departments

Sl. Elective Courses Offered Department of Studies in … No. III Semesters II Semesters Jnana Sahyadri, Shankaraghatta

01. Kannada ¥ÁæaãÀ PÀ£ÀßqÀ ¸Á»vÀå : ¸ÀégÀÆ¥À ¥ÁæaãÀ ªÀÄvÀÄÛ ªÀÄzsÀåPÁ°Ã£À PÀ£ÀßqÀ ªÀÄvÀÄÛ EwºÁ¸À ¸Á»vÀå: EwºÁ¸À ªÀÄvÀÄÛ ¸ÀégÀÆ¥À 02. English Making meaning in Indian Cinema Introduction to Film Studies, Part - I 03. Hindi Samanya Hindi AurGadhya Samanya Hindi AurGadhya Part – I 04. Economics Indian Economy World Trade Organization Gandhi &Ambedkar& Indian 05. History and Archaeology Heritage Tourism in India National Movement Journalism and Mass 06. Writing for Print Media Media and Society Communication 07. Political Science Public Administration Human Rights 08. Sociology Sociology of Health Globalization and Society Career and Relationship 09. Social Work Disaster Management Counseling Faculty of Commerce: a. Micro Finance a) Personal Financial Planning 10. Commerce b. Income Tax Law and b) Principles of Marketing Practice 11. Management Studies Management Skills Entrepreneurial Development and MSME Travel Agency and Tour Tourism and Hospitality 12. Tourism Administration Operation Management Management Faculty of Education: 13. Education Methodology of Teaching 1. Indian Education 2. Instructional Design Health, Fitness and Wellness 14. Physical Education Yoga and Healthy life style

Faculty of Science and Technology: 15. Applied Botany Biofertilizer and Biopesticide Floriculture a. Biodiversity 1) Reproductive Physiology 16. Applied Zoology b. Genetic Engineering - AZ 2) Sericulture 17. Wild Life Management Ornithology Wildlife Conservation 18. Biotechnology (a) Plant Tissue Culture 1. Molecular Genetics Technology 2. Fermentation Technology (b) Functional Genomics 3. Nano Biotechnology. (c) Genetic Engineering - BT

19. Microbiology (a) Diagnostic Microbiology a) Microbiological Analysis of Water. (b) Industrial Microbiology b) Agricultural Microbiology 20. Biochemistry Clinical Biochemistry Enzyme Purification Techniques. 21. Chemistry Electroplating Bioanalytical Techniques 22. Industrial Chemistry Polymer Processing Techniques

23. Applied Geology Natural Disaster Management Geo informatics 24. Environmental Science Drinking Water Resources, Environmental Education Quality and Management 25. Computer Science R Programming Problem Solving Using C Information Communication 26. M.C.A. Cyber Security Technology (ICT) Fundamental of Digital 27. Electronics Basic Electronics Electronics Information Sources on Social Master of Library and 28. Sciences and Science and Information Literacy. Information Science Technology 29. Mathematics Statistical Techniques Basic Mathematical Modeling Fundamentals of Radiation 30. Physics Bio Physics Physics Sahyadri College Campus, Shivamogga

31. Sanskrit a) Teaching of Sanskrit – III a) Teaching of Sanskrit – I b) Teaching of Sanskrit – IV b) Teaching of Sanskrit – II Contribution of Non-Muslim 32. Urdu Forms of Urdu Literature writers to Urdu Literature P. G. Ce ntr e, Ka du r

Drug Discovery and Dosage 33. Pharmaceutical Chemistry Drug Design and Metabolism Forms Courses offered through Directorate of Distance Education

Post Graduate Programmes Master of Arts (M.A.) Master of Science (M.Sc.) Master of Commerce 01. Kannada 01. Physics 01. (M.Com.) p02. English 02. Chemistry 03. Hindi 03. Mathematics 02. M.B.A. M.Sc () M.Com 04. Sanskrit 04. Botany 05. Urdu 05. Zoology 03. M.L.I.Sc 06. Econamics 06. Applied Chemistry* 07. Political Science 07. Biotechnology* 04. LL.M (Business Law) 08. Sociology 08. Environmental Science* 09. History & Archaeology 10. Education M Under Graduate Programmes Post Graduate Diploma Courses . 01. B.A. ( 14 Combinations) 01. Kannada ComputersS 02. B.Sc. (PCM & CBZ) 02. Kannada Journalism c 03. B.Com 03. Human Resource Management 04. B.B.M 04. Marketing Management( 05. B.L.I.Sc. ) P

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Note: The Post-Graduate students of this university are given 50% concession in Course fees for P.G. Diploma courses offered through the Directorate of Distance Education. For details, contact, The Director, Directorate of Distance Education, Kuvempu University, Shankaraghatta - 577 451, Shivamogga, Karnataka. (Tel: 08282 - 256450, 256246; and E-mail: [email protected])

Department of Studies and Research in Psychology

Kuvempu University is introducing two year M.Sc. Psychology programme from the academic year 2020-21 at Kateel Ashok Pai Memorial Institute (KAPMI), Shivamogga, aCollege affiliated to the university. The course shall be offered at KAPMI. To meet the challenges of Mental Health in contemporary society there is dire necessity of providing higher education in Psychology. It is also a subject which is essential component of interdisciplinary research in social and medical sciences. Employment and research opportunities have opened up at clinics, industries, corporate sectors, counseling centers, research and educational institutions which are likely to increase manifold in the post–COVID context. The M.Sc. Psychology programme has been designed by the university to blend theoretical knowledge and practical experience. KAPMI is a unit of Manasa Trust which also provides mental health facilities to about 250 distressed individuals every day. As such students will be given firsthand experience of the application of psychology. KAPMI has experienced faculty and all required facilities to enrich learning

Coordinator: Sr. Marie Evelyn A.C. Faculty: 1. Dr. K.T. Shwetha 2. Ms. Pooja D.G. 3. Ms. Vinutha C.v. 4. Ms. Anagha.S

Programmeoffered: M.Sc. Psychology

Eligibility:Candidates who have passed the bachelor degree examination with psychology as a optional subject for 3 years of study can apply. They should have obtained a minimum of 50% in the aggregate marks in the subject of psychology at the bachelor’s degree examination in case of general merit category and 45% in case of SC/ST candidates. Admissions shall be made on the basis of 50% of marks obtained by the candidate in the written test and 50% of marks obtained in the aggregate of the optional subjects.

Entrance Test: The written entrance test consists of 100 objective type questions, answered in 100 min. duration, for a maximum of 100 marks. Questions will be aimed at testing the aptitude of the candidate as well as familiarity with the relevant subject. Entrance test shall be held at KAPMI on the notified date.

Please note: The M.Sc. Psychology programme is bonafide course of the university and admissions shall be made at the university.

For details contact Dr. SandhyaKaveri K. Principal, KAPMI Mob: 9480034495 E-mail: sandhya.kaveri@gmail.com

MSc PSYCHOLOGY Course structure First Semester

Hard core Soft core H.C.1. Historical Perspective of Psychology S.C.1 A Social Foundation of Behaviour

H.C.2. Physiological Psychology And Genetics S.C.1.B Environmental psychology H.C.3. Research Methodology and statistics H.C.4. Practical’s Second semester

Hard Core Soft Core H.C.1.1. Cognitive Psychology S.C.1.1.A. Theories of Personality H.C.1.2. Life Span Psychology S.C.1.2.B. Theories of Learning H.C.1.3. Psychological Testing H.C.1.4. Practical’s

Open Elective Basic Psychological Process

From Third semester students have option to choose one of the groups and they will continue to study courses under the group till fourth semester.

Group 1

Specialization: Industrial and Corporate Psychology

Third Semester

Hard core Soft core

H.C.1. Corporate Psychology S.C.1.A.Organizational Development H.C.2. Organizational Behaviour S.C.1.B. Corporate Leadership H.C.3.Corporate culture And Diversity H.C.4. Practical’s

Open Elective Stress Management Fourth Semester

Hard Core Soft Core H.C.1. Human Resource Management (HRM) S.C.1A. Guidance And Counselling H.C.2. Consumer Behaviour Marketing S.C.1B. Personnel Psychology H.C.3. Dissertation, Internship And Field Studies

H.C.4. Practical’s

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Group 2

Specialization: Counselling and Clinical Psychology

Third Semester

Hard Core Soft Core H.C.1. Foundations of Counselling S.C1A. Health Psychology H.C.2. Foundations of Clinical Psychology S.C.1B. Community psychology And Rehabilitation H.C.3. Psychopathology H.C.4. Practical’s

Open Elective Stress Management

Fourth Semester

Hard Core Soft Core H.C.1. Counselling In Different Setting S.C.1A. Behavioural Modification Techniques H.C.2.Psychotherapy S.C.1B. Positive Psychology H.C.3. Dissertation Internship And Field studies H.C.4. Practical’s

INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS’ CELL

The Students’ Supportive Service Centre was established in 2018. The International Students’ Cell is a part of this centre. The aim of this centre is to promote global perspective in the teaching, research and outreach programs of the University. The centre works in close collaboration with the Post-Graduate Departments, affiliated Colleges and also other Academic and Research Institutions of Kuvempu University. Kuvempu University has envisioned the International Students’ Cell as a Single Window that would co-ordinate foreign students.

Prof. Riaz Mahmood, Director e-mail : [email protected] Office : [email protected] Phone (Office) : 08282 – 256176

The Kuvempu University has emerged as a University acclaimed educational hub and its foreign students’ strength has been rising year by year. The University’s academic image an ambience that is perfect to the reckoning for the pursuit of knowledge. Students from various Asian and African countries such as Yemen, Sri Lanka, South Korea, Kenya, Nigeria, Somalia and Eretria have been the alumni of this university since more than a decade.

The International Students’ Cell assists the foreign students in eligibility assessment, admission, obtaining Study/ Research Visa and residential permit. It establishes linkages with Institutions, help freshers to connect with fellow citizens. The International Students Cell also

disseminates information on study abroad opportunities and avenues for academic collaborations to faculty and students of various University Departments and Colleges. The International Students’ Cell functions as a liaison between the foreign students, Academic Institutions, Faculty, University Offices, Diplomatic Missions, State/ Central Government Departments, Police/ Intelligence and other legal agencies. The Cell maintains the data base of foreign students studying in the university. The University provides Hostel, Health and Library facilities to all the students with in the campus. International Students’ Cell organises the following activities for the benefit of foreign students:  Functional English training course for non-English medium foreign students after admission.  Awareness programme about law of the land, in association with Police Department.  Sports and Cultural Programmes.

The admission process starts during June every year. Foreign students seeking admission for Undergraduate / Post-Graduate courses may contact the International Student’s Cell during the months of April and May every year. The details of academic courses and other information are provided in the University’s website. Admission Procedure :

The foreign students those who want to seek admission in the University PG Departments/ Constituent Colleges / Affiliated Colleges for UG/ PG/ Ph.D/ Post Doctoral/ Diploma and Certificate Courses have to download the ‘Eligibility Assessment’ and ‘Admission Application Form’ from University website.(www.kuvempu.ac.in) to confirm their eligibility.

The Minimum qualifications for different programmes of the Kuvempu University are as follows:

Under-Graduate (UG) Courses : Pass in 10 + 2 level course (equivalent to 12 years of schooling)

UG Diploma Courses : Pass in 10+2 level course.

UG Certificate Courses : Pass in 10th (X).

Post-Graduate (PG) Courses : Pass in 3 or 4 years Undergraduate Programme of a recognized University and must have secured minimum percentage as prescribed in admission regulations.

Post-Graduate Diploma : Pass in 3 or 4 years Undergraduate programme offered of a recognized University.

Ph.D : Pass in two Years Master Degree in the qualifying subject or an allied subject where inter-disciplinary research is permitted. A candidate must have minimum of 55% in the Post Graduation.

Post-Doctoral : Candidate must have Ph.D in subject concerned.

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Note: 1) The foreign degrees must be recognised by the Competent Authority of their own country. The University lays down additional qualifications periodically as per admission regulations.

2) The foreign students must possess Study Visa for UG / PG / Diploma / Certificate Course and Research Visa for Ph.D / Post Doctoral Programmes. Visa regulations do not permit tourist / X Visa to pursue any academic programmes.

The following documents must be enclosed with ‘Eligibility Assessment Application Form’. Eligibility assessment and Eligibility Certificates are not required for Kuvempu University degrees.

o Duly filled Eligibility Assessment Form. o Copy of the passport. o Copy of the marks cards, Degree Certificates. If the marks obtained are not mentioned in the form of percentage then grade Conversion table must be enclosed. o Recent Passport size photographs (02 copies) o The foreign students must have to pay fees in State Bank of India (SBI), Jnanasahyadri Branch (A/C No. 54023036291, IFSC Code SBIN0040759). Payment details should be mentioned in the ‘Eligibility Assessment’ and ‘Admission Form’. The original receipt should be enclosed.

SI. Course(s) Eligibility Provisional Admission/ Remarks No. Assessment Affiliation Provisional Fee Certificate Registration Fee Fee 1 UG / 1000/- or 7,000/- or 10,000/- Per year Diploma/Certificate $14 $ 94 or $134 for UG Courses 2 PG / Diploma Courses 1000/- or 7,000/- or 40,000/- or Per year $ 14 $ 94 $ 534 for PG 3 Ph.D 1200/- or 5,000/- or 20,000/- or - $ 16 $ 67 $ 267 4 Post Doctoral 1200/- or 5,000/- or 10,000/- or - $ 16 $ 67 $ 134

The fees may be revised periodically as per rules.