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JAGDISH CHANDRA

DAV COLLEGE DASUYA

PROSPECTUS

2020-21

SHRI PUNAM SURI PADMA SHRI AWARDEE

President DAV College Managing Committee,

Chitra Gupta Road, New Delhi &

Arya Pradeshik Pratinidhi Sabha, New Delhi Chancellor DAV University Jalandhar.

Late Sh. Pt. Jagdish Chandra Sharma Founder President, Local Committee

& Founder Chairman Jagdish Chandra Sharma Dharmarth Trust, Dasuya

Dr. N. K. Uberoi Vice President

DAV CMC New Delhi

Sh. R. S. Sharma General Secretary

DAV CMC New Delhi

Sh. Mahesh Chopra Secretary DAV CMC New Delhi

Sh. R. K. Sethi Honorary Treasurer

DAV CMC New Delhi

Sh. Shiv Raman Gaur Director

(Higher education) DAV CMC New Delhi

CONTENTS

1. From the Desk of Principal 01

2. Faculty (Teaching & Non Teaching) 02-03

3. College Representatives in University Bodies 04

4. Vision & Mission 05

5. College Profile 06

6. College Infrastructure 07-10

7. Academic Calendar & Admission Dates 11

8. Course Infrastructure 12-19

9. Documents Needed at the Time of Admission 20

10. Rules Regarding Payment to the College 20

11. Fee Structure & Hostel Charges 21

12. Scholarships & Stipends Available 22

13. Golden Jubilee Scholarship Schemes for 2020-21 23

14. Regular Scholarships & Leave Rules 24

15. Rules Regarding Examination, Tests & Attendance 25

16. Prize Distribution 26

17. Extra Mural & Student Welfare Societies 27-33

18. Placements & Buddy Programme 34

19. Youth Welfare & NPTEL 35

20. Hall of Fame 36-44

21. Arcade 45

Dear Parents and Students, It is with immense pleasure that I welcome you at the threshold of academic year 2020-21 which awaits you here at Jagdish Chander DAV College, Dasuya, NAAC: Grade A; a premier institution having almost half a century old legacy of academic excellence with a long and rewarding history of achievements in academics, sports, social service, youth welfare and extracurricular activities, the college continues to march forward together with confidence, pride and enthusiasm. We are proud to be able to offer an education where not only high achievers reach their goals but all students have both the opportunity and support to achieve their personal best. Although, at present, the global pandemic COVID-19 has gripped all and sundry, yet the show must go on..... So, the college has fully equipped itself to cope up with the challenges while imparting education to its students. Already online teaching has been in operation in full swing where teachers and students both have been proactive to compensate with the losses due to a country wide lockdown. The faculty members at our college stand fully committed to create an amiable and professional environment for the students where they can develop intensively as well as extensively, keeping in mind the unrest of the post-modern era and the demand of the global industry. Abundant placements annually, digital enhancement of library, use of technical educational platforms and tools, online courses and augmentation of sports resonate in the mission statement of our college for which we work every day, every inch. It is befitting to share here that for the meritorious rankings of the college in academics , sports and youth festivals, the space here feels too small as our students have occupied quite a lot of envious space in almost every newspaper by pinning their names in the positions at district, state and university level. Last but not the least, I would like to make an appeal to you all to stand united to fight against COVID-19 by religiously following the instructions laid down by the government. Adopt social distancing and stay home till the situation becomes better. We have also felt the need to cushion the tender psychology of the students especially during lockdown, thereby initiating a "psychological and physical well being" helpline for our students. The helpline numbers are available on the college website. Dear ones, the college fraternity awaits you to bless you and arm you with an unflinching quest for knowledge along with a spirit of service to humanity. Stay Safe. Dr. Amardeep Gupta (Principal)

FROM THE DESK OF PRINCIPAL

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FACULTY

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PRINCIPAL Dr. Amardeep Gupta M. Tech., Ph.D.

DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH Dr. Amandeep Rana M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.

Dr. Nargis Dhillon (Cont. Grant-in Aid) M.A., Ph.D.

Sh. Ranveer Singh (Cont. Grant-in Aid) M.A., M.Phil.

DEPARTMENT OF SANSKRIT Dr. Gurmeet Singh M.A., Ph.D.

DEPARTMENT OF HINDI Ms. Anjana Kharbanda M.A., M.Phil.

DEPARTMENT OF PUNJABI Ms. Nivedika M.A.

Dr. Sital Singh M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.

Dr. Harjeet Singh (Cont. Grant-in Aid) M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.

Sh. Narinderjit Singh (Cont. Grant-in Aid) M.A., M.Ed., M.Phil.

DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS Sh. Rakesh K. Mahajan M.Sc., M.Phil.

Dr. Bhanu Gupta M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D.

Sh. Amit Sharma M.Sc.

Sh. Sukhpal Singh Rana M.Sc.

Ms. Shifali Chabbra (Cont. Grant-in Aid) M.Sc.

DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS Sh. Onkar Singh M.Sc. (Hons.)

Sh. Rajinder Rana M.Sc.

Dr. Anil Kumar M.Sc., Ph.D.

Dr. Rajesh Kumar M.Sc., Ph.D.

Dr. Suman Lal (Cont. Grant-in Aid) M.Sc.,B.Ed., M.Phil., Ph.D. Ms. Priyanka Sandal (Cont. Grant-in Aid) M.Sc. (Hons.)

DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY Sh. Kamal Kishore M.Sc., M.Phil.

Dr. Rajesh Kumar M.Sc., Ph.D.

Dr. Girish Kumar M.Sc., PGDCA, PGDMM, Ph.D.

Dr. Dharminder Sharma (Cont. Grant-in Aid) M.Sc., B.Ed., Ph.D.

Dr. Khushboo (Cont. Grant-in Aid) M.Sc., Ph.D.

DEPARTMENT OF ZOOLOGY Sh. Deepak Saini M.Sc. (Hons.) Dr. Jaypinder Kaur Roop M.Sc., Ph.D. Sh. Kamal Mehta M.Sc.

DEPARTMENT OF BOTANY Ms. Jasvir Kaur M.Sc., M.Phill

DEPARTMENT OF BIO-TECHNOLOGY Sh. Deepak Kumar M.Sc. (Hons.), LLB, B.Ed.

DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE Dr. Amardeep Gupta M. Tech., Ph.D. Sh. Mohit K. Sharma B.Sc (IT), M.Sc., M. Phill.

Sh. Jagdeep Singh MCA, M.Tech.

Ms. Harjeet Kaur (Cont. Grant-in Aid) MCA

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE Ms. Kajal Kiran M.Com., M.Phil.

DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS Dr. Anu Bajaj (Cont. Grant-in Aid) M.A. (Gold Medalist), Ph.D.

DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE Dr. Mukta Soni (Cont. Grant-in Aid) M.A., M.Phill., Ph.D.

DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY Dr. Vinay Kumar Sharma B.A.(Hons), M.A., Ph.D.

Ms. Parvinder Kaur M.A., M.Phill.

DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION Dr. Lakhveer Kaur (Cont. Grant-in Aid) M.P.Ed., Ph.D.

Vacant (01)

LIBRARY Librarian: Sh. Tarsem Lal M. Lib.

HOSTEL WARDEN Vacant (01)

SECRETARIAT Sh. Onkar Singh Registrar Dr. Anil Kumar Bursar Sh. Rakesh K. Mahajan Dean, Examination & Programming Sh. Tarsem Lal Dean, Building & Land Ms. Nivedika Dean, EMA

FACULTY

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OFFICE SUPRINTENDENT (GRADE II) Sh. Gopal Krishan

SUPRINTENDENT ACCOUNTS (GRADE II) Vacant (01)

JUNIOUR ASSISTANT Sh. Ashok Kumar Vacant (01)

CLERK Mr. Aman Chawla (Cont. Grant-in Aid) Vacant (02)

DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS Sh. Naresh Kumar Lab. Attendant-cum-Helper

Vacant (02) J.L.A.

DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY Sh. Karnail Singh Senior Lab. Attendant

Sh. Dixit Senior Lab. Attendant

Vacant (01) J.L.A.

DEPARTMENT OF BIO-TECHNOLOGY Sh. Raj Kumar Senior Lab. Attendant

DEPARTMENT OF ZOOLOGY Sh. Pardeep Kumar Senior Lab. Attendant Sh. Surinder Pal Senior Lab. Attendant Sh. Arun Kumar Lab. Attendant-cum-Helper

Vacant (01) J.L.A. DEPARTMENT OF BOTANY Ms. Neelam Kaur Senior Lab. Attendant

DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE Sh. Pardeep Mali Junior Lect. Assistant

Sh. Sham Singh Lab. Attendant-cum-Helper

LIBRARY Vacant(01) Library Restorer

OFFICE SUPPORT STAFF Sh. Gurdial singh Sh. Jiwan Kumar Sh. Surinder Kumar Vacant (05)

DEPARTMENT OF N.C.C. Leut. Dr. Bhanu Gupta

DEPARTMENT OF N.S.S. Sh. Rakesh K. Mahajan Dr. Sital singh

RED RIBBON & YOUTH WELFARE CLUB Dr. Amandeep Rana

DEAN STUDENT WELFARE Sh. Amit Sharma

DEPARTMENT OF MORAL INSTRUCTIONS Sh. Jagdeep Singh

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES Dr. Ajay Chopra (Consultant Physician)

NON-TEACHING STAFF (ADMIN. OFFICE)

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FACULTY IN UNIVERSITY BODIES

Sh. Rakesh K. Mahajan Member, Faculty of Sciences

Dr. Vinay K. Sharma Secretary, Faculty of Arts &

Member, U.G. & P.G. Board of Studies in History

Sh. Deepak Saini Member Board of Studies in

Agriculture & Animal Husbandry

Dr. Bhanu Gupta Member, U.G. & P.G. Board of Studies

in Mathematics

Dr. Girish Kumar Member, P.G. Board of Studies

in Chemistry

Dr. Anil Kumar Member, P.G. Board of Studies

in Physics

Sh. Deepak Kumar Member, U.G. Board of Studies

in Bio-Technology

Sh. Mohit K. Sharma Member, U.G. & P.G. Board of Studies

in Comp. Science & Applications

Dr. Rajesh Kumar Member, P.G. Board of Studies

in Physics

Dr. Amandeep Rana Member, U.G. & P.G. Board of Studies

in English

Dr. Sital Singh Member, P. G. Board of Studies

in Punjabi

Sh. Onkar Singh Member, P.G. Board of Studies

in Physics

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Jagdish Chandra D.A.V. College was setup with a vision to empower the youth of this area through education to dispel ignorance and promote knowledge. The institution aims at making the students professionally skilled, academically sound and vocationally trained to face the global challenges and to be economically self-sufficient to earn for the sustenance of life. To imbibe moral values, professional attitude and communal harmony to make our students socially responsible citizens. The college aims to nurture the lofty ideals of Vedic culture and Swami Dayanand.

The mission of the college is to convert the goals and objectives into reality through constant and sincere effort, undertaking all products and programs, facing all challenges, to enable the youth to be fully enlightened, empowered, skilled and a confident entity for the society and the nation. The mission of the college is to spread quality education among students by focusing on their all-round development and to sensitize the development and to sensitize the students towards environmental concerns, national and international issues.

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Jagdish Chandra DAV College, Dasuya, the auspicious dream of Arya Samaj was established by the leading luminaries of Arya Samaj, Dasuya. Since its inception in 1971, under the benevolent efforts of Pt. Jagdish Chandra Sharma, the college has witnessed a phenomenal growth. After merging into the DAV ocean in 1975, this seat of leaving has been enunciating the gospel of Swami Dayanand and imparting education along with discipline and ethics to the Youth of this Kandi area. Covering a span of 5 decades approximately the college has carved a niche in the whole district. At present the college stands majestic having 16 departments offering 8 Post Graduate courses along with under graduate courses and 4 skill oriented vocation courses. Apart from government scholarship, 27 scholarships funded by donation are also offered to the students. The college runs one unit of NCC and two units of NSS. The sportspersons from the college mark their presence frequently in many national & international events. The college is a frequent top runner in university positions and merit list of academics. Every year, the college confers degree upon 700 students approximately. Hence, contributing massively to the social, economic and political growth of the country. Striving towards the path of continuous growth, the college had been granted 'A' grade by NAAC with 3.11 score in 2010; it has been re-accredited 'A' grade by NAAC in 2017-18, surpassing the earlier score by achieving 3.29 score, standing first among Punjab's peer colleges appearing in Cycle-II. An NPTEL chapter has been granted to the college by IIT Kanpur - again JC DAV College, Dasuya standing tall on the pedestal in the district: Job placement drives, especially, pool campus drives are encouraged regularly. Three reputed companies recently visited the college for the same. This sacred shrine has grown from a very humble beginning to an established seat of learning, devoted to the cause of national reconstruction through the dedicated zeal of 91 teaching and 66 non-teaching diligent colleagues

COLLEGE PROFILE

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INSRASTRUCTURE

JC DAV College Library is the information hub for the students and has a variety of resources and services to support their academic needs. The library's collection includes electronic books and databases alongside 26,000 books and 15 Journals. Such online resources are available to the students both on and off campus, 24 hours a day. The library has computers for students and free wi-fi access is available. The video collection for reference in the library is quite attractive. According to N-List, the digital library of JC DAV College, Dasuya stands among the top ten digital libraries all over India.

Students may draw two books at a time. The Borrower's Pass-Book attached to the student's Diary will be stamped by the Librarian every time as and when a book is issued or refunded. The Borrower's Pass-Book is non-transferable. The Librarian may, at any time call upon a student to produce his/her identity card in support of his/her claim to draw books on the Borrower's Pass Book. Loss of Borrower's Pass Book, must be immediately reported to Librarian so as to avoid misuse. Borrower's New Pass Book will be issued on payment of 50/- . Book can be retained for a period of fourteen days only. These can be re-issued provided there is no demand from other students. A fine of 2/- per day will be charged for the books kept after the due date. Book may be re-called at the discretion of the Librarian. No one is allowed to borrow books from others. One who loses, defaces or otherwise mutilates a book, a journal or a paper by damaging or removing pages, shall have to replace it or pay for its replacement. In case the books is one of a set, he/she will have to bear the cost of the replacement of the entire set. The library will be closed once a year for stock taking. For this purpose all books borrowed will have to be refunded as notified by the Librarian.

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SMT. SUSHILA VATI GIRLS HOSTEL

JC DAV College, Dasuya provides residential facility to girl students from far-flung areas. A safe and serene hostel facility in the college campus accommodates around 80 girls every year. A recreation centre, Air Conditioned mess and Medical facility is available. HOSTEL RULES • Hostel Gate will be closed at 9.00 pm in Winter i.e., 01st Oct to 31st March and 9.30 pm in Summer i.e.,

1st April to 30th September. • Every Hostler will report to the Warden for attendance at 08.00 pm. A student absent at the time of

attendance is liable to a fine of Rs. 10/-. Regular defaulters will be reported to the Chief Warden for appropriate disciplinary action.

• No male guardian (s) is allowed in the Hostel rooms. They may wait/meet their ward in the Guest room.

• No guardian is allowed to stay in the Hostel. • Electric Iron/Heater/Radio/CD Player etc. are not allowed in the Hostel room. It may be checked by the

College authorities any time. Wednesday & Saturday have been fixed for Outgoing/Shopping. Students will leave the College Gate after making the entry in the Register available at the Gate. It is compulsory for each student to return to the Hostel by the stipulated period. Timing for outgoing is 04.00 pm to 07.00 pm in summer and 03.00 pm to 05.30 pm in winter.

• Hostlers, who wish to proceed on leave, will apply for the same to the Principal through the Warden. Warden will recommend the application according to the merit. No leave will be granted before 15 days from the earlier leave availed.

• Residents of the hostel will be responsible for the items/ articles handed over to them as well as their own articles/ belongings. College authority will not be responsible for any loss due to negligence on the part of the inmates. Furniture is not to be removed from one room to another in any case.

• Every hostler will hand over the items/ articles allotted to her to the Hostel Warden at the time of vacating the room and get a "NO DUES SLIP" in this regard. Defaulters will not be issued Roll No Slips and detailed Marks Card.

• All the hostlers must switch off lights and fans before leaving their rooms. All the hostlers should use water carefully and ensure that the water taps are properly closed before leaving the wash room.

• Utensils are not to be removed from the Hostel Mess.

• No Boarder is allowed to leave her room after 9.30 pm.

• Visiting hours are fixed for the hostlers to meet their relatives between 4.00 pm to 6.00 pm.

• All the hostlers are requested to abide by the above code of conduct. Defaulters will be penalized accordingly.

• Any suggestion/genuine difficulty may be brought to the notice of the hostel administration through proper channel.

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STUDENT CENTRE CUM CANTEEN

To cater to the refreshment needs of the college students, the college has a student centre in which there are separate floors for boys and girls. The food and snacks sold and served are checked frequently by the college canteen committee to ensure safety and hygiene.

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ABOUT CAMPUS

TRANSPORT FACILITY The College has fleet of buses for students

plying between distant areas and the campus.

Wi-Fi CAMPUS The College has fully Wi-Fi campus to help students and teachers to use technology driven pedagogies

and information.

LANGUAGE LABORATORY The facility of language lab is available to the students

to enhance their communication skills in English.

GIRLS COMMON ROOM The College has a separate common room for

girls where girls can relax during their free lectures and enjoy the sisterhood.

PLAYGROUNDS The College has two Vast Playgrounds to support the Physical education department for its various

students for curricular and extra-curricular activities.

SEMINAR ROOM A State-of-the-Art seminar room is available in the college campus where all the departments

of the college conduct seminars, workshops, etc.

LABORATORIES The College has well-equipped laboratories catering to the academic and research

needs of the U.G. and P.G. students in various departments.

ACEDAMIC CALANDER

ADMISSION PROCESS July 27, 2020 To AUGUST 22, 2020 (ONGOING CLASSES)

COMMENCEMENT OF CLASSES ONGOING (2ND & 3RD YEAR- AUGUST 03, 2020)

NEW ADIMISSION PROCESS FOR 1ST YEAR AUGUST 03, 2020 To AUGUST 31, 2020

CONDUCT OF EXAMINATION DEC. 02, 2020 To DEC. 24, 2020

WINTER VACATIONS* DEC. 25, 2020 To JAN 02, 2021

CONDUCT OF EXAMINATION MAY 10, 2021 To JUNE 02, 2021

*Depends upon situation allowed Classes in College campus will start after Govt. permission/UGC

guidelines Admission to PG 1st year classes will be decided after decision is

taken for the assessment of UG results 11

COMMENCEMENT OF CLASSES FOR UG 1ST YEAR SEPTEMBER 01, 2020

COMMENCEMENT OF CLASSES FOR EVEN SEMESTER

JANUARY 04, 2021 TO MAY 07, 2021

SUMMER VACATIONS* JUNE 03, 2021 To JULY 07, 2021

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B.A. (BACHELOR OF ARTS) ELIGIBILITY FOR ADMISSION Admission to Semester I shall be open to a candidate who has passed, not less than one academic year previously, in any of the following examinations: • 10+2 PSEB /CBSE /ICSE. • SSCE of the National Open School, Delhi with five

subjects. • 33% marks in the aggregate of the qualifying

examination. • Candidates who have passed 10+2 examination (with

English) from any recognized board/Council/University are eligible to join BA-I, if they fulfill the requirements such as minimum percentage, etc.

COMBINATION OF SUBJECTS B.A. - A. Compulsory : (a) English, Punjabi or History and Culture of Punjab (b) Environment Education B. Optional Elective (Any one set out of the following) • Economics, Political Science, History • Economics, Political Science, Elective English or Pbi., or

Hindi or Sanskrit • Pol. Sci., History, Elective English or Pbi., or Hindi or

Sanskrit or NSS • Economics, Maths, Elective English or Pbi., or Hindi or

Sanskrit • Economics, History, Elective Pbi., or Hindi or Sanskrit or

English • Economics, Computer Science, Elective Pbi., or Hindi or

Sanskrit or English • Political Science, PED, Elective Pbi., or Hindi or English • History, Political Sciene, PED • History, PED, Elective Pbi., or Hindi or English or NSS • History, Political Science, Computer Science • Economics, Maths, Computer Science • Political Science, History, Gandhian Studies • Economics, History, Gandhian Studies

B.A. - II / BA -III •Same Subject Combinations as studied in BA-I/ BA-II

B.Sc. (BACHELOR OF SCIENCE) ELIGIBILITY FOR ADMISSION Admission to Semester I shall be open to a candidate who has passed, not less than one academic year previously, in any of the following examinations: •10+2 PSEB/CBSE/ICSE. •SSCE of the National Open School, Delhi with five subjects.

•40% marks in the aggregate of the qualifying examination.

•Candidates who have passed 10+2 examination (with English) from any recognized board/Council/University are eligible to join BA-I, if they fulfill the requirements such as minimum percentage, etc.

B.Sc.- I •Compulsory : (a) Punjabi or History and Culture of Punjab (b) Environment Education

•Medical Group : Chemistry, Botany and Zoology •Non-Medical Group : Physics, Mathematics, Chemistry or Computer Science

B.Sc.- II Three Elective Subjects as studied in B.Sc. - I and one paper of General English

B.Sc.- III Three Elective subject as studied in B.Sc.-II

Candidates placed in compartment in one subject only in the 10+2 examination held by recognized Board/University will be allowed to seek admission to B.A./B.Sc. I (Medical/non-Medical) class provisionally, provided he/she has secured 33% and 40% for admission to B.A.-I/B.Sc.-I in the aggregate of all the subjects, respectively and 20% marks in the subjects of compartment (including marks obtained by him/her in theory and practicals taken together). Students from other Boards/National Open School, Delhi will be admitted only if their result is shown as pass in their certificate.

COURSES OFFERED – UNDERGRADUATE (SEMESTER SYSTEM)

B.Com. (BACHELOR OF COMMERCE) No. of Seats = 70 ELIGIBILITY FOR ADMISSION

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• 10+2 with minimum 40% marks in Commerce stream. • Admission shell be on merit basis

• Security analysis & Portfolio Management (BCM-401)

• Advanced Accounting (BCM-402) • Auditing & Secretariat

Practices (BCM-403) • Cost Management (BCM-404) • Marketing Management

System (BCM-405) • Quantitative Techniques &

Methods (BCM-406)

• Punjabi/ HCP (BCM-101 A/B) • English & Business

Communication (BCM-102) • Interdisciplinary Psychology

for Managers (BCM-103) • Business Economics –I (BCM-104) • Principles of Financial

Accounting (BCM-105) • Commercial Law (BCM-106) • Principles & Practices of

Management (BCM-107)

• Interdisciplinary Issues in Indian Commerce (BCM-301)

• Cost Accounting (BCM-302) • Company Law (BCM-303) • Business Economics –I (BCM-104) • Business mathematics &

Statistics (BCM-305) • Banking & Insurance (BCM-306) • Goods & Services Tax

(GST)(BCM-307)

• Punjabi/ HCP (BCM-201 A/B) • English & Business

Communication (BCM-202) • Interdisciplinary e-Commerce

(BCM-203) • Business Economics –II (BCM-204) • Corporate Accounting (BCM-205) • Business Law (BCM-206) • Human Resource

Management (BCM-207)

• Income Tax Laws (BCM-501) • Management Accounting (BCM-502) • Indian Economy (BCM-503) • Production & Operation

Management (BCM-504) • Entrepreneurship & Small

Business (BCM-505) • Financial Markets & Services

(BCM-506)

• Direct Tax Laws (BCM-601) • Financial management (BCM-602) • Issues in Financial Reporing

(BCM-603) • Social & Business Ethics (BCM-604) • Operational Research (BCM-605) • Sectoral Aspects of Indian

Economy (BCM-606)


B.C.A. (BACHELOR OF COMPUTER APPLICATIONS) No. of Seats = 40 + 40 ELIGIBILITY FOR ADMISSION

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• English(Compulsory)-A (BCA-16-101) • Fundamentals of

Mathematical Statistics (BCA-16-102) • Computer Fundamentals &

Computing Software (BCA-16-103) • Problem Solving Through C

(BCA-16-104) • Lab based on BCA-16-103


(BCA-16-106)

• Punjabi-A/ HCP–A (BCA-16-301/BCA-16-302)

• Information System Design & Implementation (BCA-16-303)

• Computer Oriented Numerical • Methods (BCA-16-304) • Data Structures (BCA-16-305) • Lab based on BCA-16-304


(BCA-16-307)

• Computer Networks (BCA-16-501) • Discrete Mathematical Structure

(BCA-16-502) • Java Programming (BCA-16-503) • Web Application Development

using PHP (BCA-16-504) • Lab based on BCA-16-503 (BCA-16-505) • Lab based on BCA-16-504 (BCA-16-505)

• English (Compulsory)-B (BCA-16-201) • Computer Organization (BCA-16-202) • Fundamentals of Web

Programming Statistics & Computer Fundamentals

(BCA-16-203) • Object Oriented Progr. using C++ (BCA-16-204) • Lab based on BCA-16-203


(BCA-16-206)

• 10+2 with minimum 50% marks in any stream. • Candidate who has passed 10+2 examination even without Maths/Statistics with 50% marks. However, the candidates must have passed Mathematics upto Matric level.

• Punjabi-B/ HCP–B (BCA-16-401/BCA-16-402)

• Software Project Management (BCA-16-403)

• Operating System Concepts and Linux (BCA-16-404)

• Database Management System(BCA-16-405)

• Lab based on BCA-16-404 (BCA-16-406)

• Lab based on BCA-16-405 (BCA-16-407)

• E-Commerce (BCA-16-601) • Application Development

using VB.Net( BCA-16-602) • Computer Graphics and

Multimedia Applications (BCA-16-603) • Lab based on BCA-16-603 • (BCA-16-604) • Major Project and Seminar

(BCA-16-605)



B.Sc. BIO-TECH (HONS.) No. of Seats = 40 ELIGIBILITY FOR ADMISSION • A candidate who has passed the +2 Non-Medical/ Medical with 50% marks shall be eligible to join. • Admission shall be on merit basis.

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• English (BIOT-Sem-I-I-T) • Punjabi/HCP (BIOT-Sem-I-II-T) • Mathematics /A Life Sciences/B (BIOT-Sem-I-III-TA/TB) • Chemistry (BIOT-Sem-I-IV-T) • Physics (BIOT-Sem-I-V-T) • Introduction to Biotechnology (BIOT-Sem-I-VI-T)

• Biochemistry (BIOT-Sem-III-I-T) • Genetics (BIOT-Sem-III-II-T) • Immunology-I (BIOT-Sem-III-III-T) • Plant Tissue Culture (BIOT-Sem-III-IV-T) • Animal Cell Culture (BIOT-Sem-III-V-T)

• Molecular Biology (BIOT-Sem-V-I-T) • Environmental Biotechnology (BIOT-Sem-V-II-T) • Bioinformatics (BIOT-Sem-V-III-T) • Enzymology (BIOT-Sem-V-IV-T) • Summer Training

• English (BIOT-Sem-II-II-T) • Punjabi/HCP (BIOT-Sem-II-II-T) • Statistics & Computer

Fundamentals (BIOT-Sem-II-III-T Chemistry) • Basic Biochemistry (BIOT-Sem-II-IV-T) • Cell Biology (BIOT-Sem-II-V-T) • General Microbiology (BIOT-Sem-II-VI-T)

• Immunology-II (BIOT-Sem-IV-I-T) • Biophysical and Biochemical

Techniques (BIOT-Sem-IV-II-T) • Plant Biotechnology (BIOT-Sem-IV-III-T) • Animal Biotechnology (BIOT-Sem-IV-IV-T) • Agro & Industrial Biotech. (BIOT-Sem-IV-V-T)

• Genetic Engineering (BIOT-Sem-VI-I-T) • Bioprocess Engin. and Tech. (BIOT-Sem-VI-II-T) • Food Biotechnology (BIOT-Sem-VI-III-T) • Genomics and proteomic (BIOT-Sem-VI-IV-T) • Intellectual property rights and

Ethical Issues in Biotechnology and Entrepreneurship

(BIOT-Sem-VI-V-T)

COURSES OFFERED – POST GRADUATE (SEMESTER SYSTEM)

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M.A. (ENGLISH) No. of Seats = 60 ELIGIBILITY FOR ADMISSION • Admission to M.A. (English) 1st Semester is open to the candidate who has passed B.A. / B.Sc. with English; 50% marks in Aggregate or 45% marks in English • Admission to M.A. II (Semester System) is open to the candidate who has passed M.A. I (Semester System) of Panjab University.

• Paper-I • Paper-II • Paper-III • Paper-I V




M.A. (HISTORY) No. of Seats = 60 ELIGIBILITY FOR ADMISSION • Admission to M.A. (History) 1st Semester is open to the candidate who has passed B.A. / B.Sc. with History; 50% marks in Aggregate or 45% marks in History • Admission to M.A. II (Semester System) is open to the candidate who has passed M.A. I (Semester System) of Panjab University.





M.A. (PUNJABI) No. of Seats = 60 ELIGIBILITY FOR ADMISSION • Admission to M.A. (Punjabi) 1st Semester is open to the candidate who has passed B.A. / B.Sc. with Punjabi; 50% marks in Aggregate or 45% marks in Punjabi • Admission to M.A. II (Semester System) is open to the candidate who has passed M.A. I (Semester System) of Panjab University.





M.Sc. Zoology

• Structure & Functions of Invertebrates - I (Paper-I) • Lower Chordates (Paper-II) • Animal Physiology (Paper-III) • Ecology & Animal Behaviour (Paper-IV) • Biostatistics & Computer Application (Paper-V)

SEM-I SEM-II

SEM-IV SEM-III


M.Sc. (ZOOLOGY) No. of Seats = 40 ELIGIBILITY FOR ADMISSION • Admission to M.Sc. (Zoology) 1st Semester is open to the candidate who has passed B.Sc. with Medical with 50%

marks in Aggregate. • Admission to M.Sc. II (Semester System) is open to the candidate who has passed M.Sc. I (Semester System) of

Panjab University.

M.Sc. (CHEMISTRY) No. of Seats = 40 ELIGIBILITY FOR ADMISSION • Admission to M.Sc. (Chemistry) 1st Semester is open to the candidate who has passed B.Sc. with Non-Med./Med.

with 50 % marks in Aggregate or 50 % marks in Chemistry. • Admission to M.Sc. II (Semester System) is open to the candidate who has passed M.Sc. I (Semester System) of

Panjab University.

M.Sc. Chemistry

• Inorganic Chemistry 1 (CH-411) • Organic Chemistry 1 (CH-412) • Physical Chemistry 1 (CH-413) • Math./Bio./ Computer for Chemist

(CH-414)

SEM-I SEM-II

SEM-IV SEM-III

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• Structure & Functions of Invertebrates - I (Paper-VI) • Comparative Anatomy of Vertebrates -II (Paper-VII) • Biosystematics & Evolution (Paper-VIII) • Endocrinology & Neural Physiology (Paper-IX) • Immunology (Paper-X)

• Developmental Biology -I (Paper-XI) • Biochemistry (Paper-IXI) • Cell & Molecular Biology (Paper-XIII) • Instrumentation & Methodology (Paper-XIV) • Advances in Entomology (Paper-XV)

• Developmental Biology -II (Paper-XVI) • Advances in Parasitology (Paper-XVII) • Advances in Fish & Fisheries (Paper-XVIII) • Environmental Biology & Wild life (Paper-XIX) • Cytogenetics & Molecular Genetics (Paper-XX)

• Inorganic Chemistry 1 (CH-421) • Organic Chemistry 1 (CH-422) • Physical Chemistry 1 (CH-423) • Group Theory, Spectroscopy and

Diffraction Methods (CH-414)

• Applications of Spectroscopy (CH-511) • Organotransition Metal Chemistry (CH-512) • Heterocyclic Chemistry (CH-513) • Environmental Chemistry (CH-514)

• Biophysical chemistry (CH-521) • Organic Synthesis - I (CH-512) • Chemistry of Natural Products (CH-513) • Photo Chemistry & Solid State Chemistry (CH-514)


M.Sc. Physics

SEM-I SEM-II

SEM-IV SEM-III

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M.Sc. IT

• Linux Administration & Programming (MS-66) • Software Engineering (MS-61) • Computer Algorithms (MS-62) • Operating System Concepts (MS-42) • Minor Project Based on 66 (MS-63) • Minor Project Based on 62 (MS-64)

SEM-I SEM-II

SEM-IV SEM-III

M.Sc. (INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY) No. of Seats = 40 ELIGIBILITY FOR ADMISSION • Admission to M.Sc. (IT) 1st Semester is open to the candidate who has passed B.C.A./B.E./B. Tech. (Computer)

/B.Sc. (IT) securing 50% marks in Aggregate. • Admission to M.Sc. II (IT) (Semester System) is open to the candidate who has passed M.Sc. I (IT)(Semester

System) of Panjab University. • Advance Java & Network Programming (MS-45) • E- Commerce & Emerging Trends (MS-65) • Advanced Database System & MySQL (MS-60) • Artificial Intelligence (MS-67) • SEMINAR (MS-27) • Minor Project Based on MS-45 & MS-60 (MS-56) • Minor Project Based on MS-67 (MS-68)

• .NET Framework and C# (MS-32) • Theory of Computation (MS-69) • Computer Graphics (MS-39) • Systems Approach to Management (MS-14) • SEMINAR (MS-18) • Minor Project Based on 32 (MS-33) • Minor Project Based on 39 (MS-59)

• Major Project (MS-21) (6 months duration)

M.Sc. (PHYSICS) No. of Seats = 40 ELIGIBILITY FOR ADMISSION • Admission to M.Sc. (Physics) 1st Semester is open to the candidate who has passed B.Sc. with Physics securing

50% marks in Aggregate. • Admission to M.Sc. II (Semester System) is open to the candidate who has passed M.Sc. I (Semester System) of

Panjab University.

• Mathematical Physics I (PHY 8011) • Classical Mechanics (PHY 8012) • Quantum Mechanics I (PHY 8013) • Electronics I (PHY 8014)

• Mathematical Physics II (8021) • Statistical Mechanics (PHY 8022) • Classical Electrodynamics I (PHY 8023) • Electronics II (PHY 8024)

• Classical Electrodynamics II (PHY 7001) • Statistical Mechanics (PHY 7002) • Nuclear Physics II (PHY 7003) • Condensed Matter Physics I (PHY 7004)

• Particle Physics II (PHY 7051) • Condensed Matter Physics II (PHY 7052) • Special Paper I • Special paper II

ADD-ON-COURSES Certificate/Diploma/Advanced Diploma Computer Hardware and Maintenance

1.A student may apply on the prescribed form for change of subject within 20 days from the date of commencement of classes, or the time limit set by Panjab University.

2. Such applications must be signed by the father/guardian of the applicant.

PROCEDURE FOR CHANGE OF SUBJECTS


M.Sc. Math.

SEM-I SEM-II

SEM-IV SEM-III

M.Sc. (MATHEMATICS) No. of Seats = 40 ELIGIBILITY FOR ADMISSION • Admission to M.Sc. (mathematics) 1st Semester is open to the candidate who has passed B.Sc. with Mathematics

securing 50% marks in Aggregate or 45% marks in Mathematics. • Admission to M.Sc. II (Semester System) is open to the candidate who has passed M.Sc. I (Semester System) of

Panjab University.

• Real Analysis-I (Math-601S) • Algebra -I (Math-602S) • Differential Equations(Math-603S) • Complex Analysis-I (Math-604S) • Number Theory-I (Math-605S)

• Real Analysis-II (Math-621S) • Algebra -II (Math-622S) • Vector Analysis & Mechanics (Math-623S) • Complex Analysis-II (Math-624S) • Number Theory-II (Math-625S)

• Field Theory (Math-617S) • Topology (Math-618S) • Probability & Mathematical Statistics-I

(Math-661S) • Computational Techniques-I (Math-672S) • Linear Programming (Math-678S)

• Linear Algebra (Math-637S) • Functional Analysis (Math-638S) • Probability & Mathematical Statistics-II

(Math-681S) • Computational Techniques-II (Math-692S) • Non Linear Programming (Math-698S)

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN COMPUTER APPLICATIONS ELIGIBILITY FOR ADMISSION • Admission to PGDCA is open to the candidate who has passed B.A./B.Sc. /B.Com./B.C.A. securing 50% marks in Aggregate.

PGDCA

• Computer Fundamentals (PGD-1101) • Computer Programming using C (PGD-1102) • Data Base Management System (PGD-1103) • Data Communications & Networks(PGD-1104) • Lab1 (Based on PGD-1101 & 1102)(PGD-1105) • Lab2 (Based on PGD-1103 (PGD-1106)

SEM-I SEM-II

• Object Oriented Concepts Using JAVA (PGD-2101) • Web Technologies(PGD-2102) • Software Engineering (PGD-2103) • Computer Based Accounting (PGD-2104) • Lab3 (Based on PGD-2101(PGD-2105) • Lab4 (Based on PGD-2102 (PGD-2106) • Project Work (PGD-2107)

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•The eligibility conditions & Course structure is liable to certain modifications as and when notified by PU, Chandigarh. •The College reserves the right to refuse/cancel admission to any student without assigning any reason.

DOCUMENTS NEEDED AT THE TIME OF ADMISSION

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The following certificates should be produced at the time of Admission:-

Original Certificates and Marks Sheet of the lower examination passed.

Attach attested photocopies/xerox with the Admission Form.

Registration Card (old students only).

Character Certificate from the Head of the Institution last attended (for new students only).

Original Migration Certificate & Eligibility Certificate issued by PU to students who have passed lower

examination from Board/University other than P.S.E.B. / PU.

Provisional admission without submission of required certificate may be given at the risk of the

students, in rare circumstances.

Foreign students will have to submit complete documents, including the details of student visa.

RULES REGARDING PAYMENT OF DUES

Obtaining the receipt for the payment made, is the responsibility of the incumbent. The college will

not be responsible for any payment made without receipt.

Cheques are not accepted for payment of the College dues. In case of Self Financing Courses, if a

student surrenders his/her seat, the fee shall be refunded/adjusted after deducting admissible

charges only if the vacant seat is filled by another candidate.

In case of change of subjects from Science stream to Humanities, the fee paid for science stream will

not be refunded/adjusted.

If a student leaves the college without prior intimation during any of the terms mentioned earlier, he

will have to pay the fee for the whole period of that term except in the case of migration.

Appropriate late fee will be charged, if dues are not paid on the scheduled date. On the last day of the

month, his/her name be considered struck off for non-payment of re-admission fee and fine etc.

The name struck off, actually will continue on rolls for other purposes and it will be removed only

when a written application from the candidate duly signed by his/her father/guardian is submitted.

The lectures even attended during the period will not be counted.

Extension in the date for the payment of dues may be granted by the Principal only before the due

date in deserving cases.

Fee will not be refunded or adjusted in any case.

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DETAILS OF MONTHLY CHARGES DETAIL OF UNIVERSITY CHARGES

PARTICULARS AMOUNT (in )


Student Fund (Poor and Needy Students) 30.00 Admission Fee 170.00

Amalgamated Fund 149.00 Univ. Enrollment Fee + Registration Fee 400.00 Unaided Staff Fund (UG) 60.00 P.U. Alumni House & Scholarship Fund 30.00

Tuition Fee (UG) 66.00 College Development Council Fee 80.00 Tuition Fee (PG) 74.00 Students Holiday Home Fee 70.00

Practical Fee (per Subject/per Lab) 60.00 Sports Fee & Univ. Sports Devel. Fee 231.00 Environmental Education Fee 23.00 Youth Welfare Fund 90.00

Computer Fund 120.00 Red Cross 25.00 Tutorial Fee 15.00 Red Ribbon 10.00

Electricity & Water Charges 120.00 University Continuation Fee 200.00 College Campus Maintenance 80.00 Migration Fee (Inter College/Dup. Mig.) 600.00

Yagya Shala 15.00 Inter University Migration 600.00 Arya Yuvak Samaj 20.00 Late Fee with the permission of Principal 600.00

Career Guidance Bureau 15.00 Late Fee with the permission of V.C. 2040.00 Library Fee 65.00 Re-admission fee (each time) 150.00

College Sports Activity Fund 65.00 Lab Maintenance 50.00

DETAILS OF ANNUAL CHARGES



Retiral Benefits 2040.00 Parking Charges 680.00

I-Card/Library Card 70.00 Digital Library 180.00 Library Development Card 300.00 Furniture Upkeep 100.00

Magazine Charges 190.00 Canteen Upkeep 100.00 Medical Charges 130.00 House Examination Charges 330.00

Student Scholarship Fund 220.00 Sanitation Fee 100.00 College Sports Fund 360.00 JC DAV News/Advt. 120.00 Student Insurance 120.00 Book Replacement 100.00

College Youth Welfare Fund 140.00 Dilapidation Fund 500.00 Prize Distribution Fund 130.00 Establishment 500.00 Seminar/Club/Societies 130.00 APP Sabha 50.00

College News & Annual Report 70.00 Building Fund 600.00 Generator Fund 260.00 Unaided Staff Fund (PG) 950.00

NCC/NSS 20.00 Annual Function 200.00 Library Security 250.00 Leave Encashment/GPF 650.00

NOTE : The Fee Structure may change as per the guidelines of Panjab University, Chandigarh.

GIRLS HOSTEL CHARGES


Annual Charges 25,000.00 Security 2,000.00

SCHEME ELIGIBILITY* ANNUAL INCOME FROM ALL SOURCES

(in )*

Post-Matric Scholarship Scheme of Government of India

Scheduled Caste Permanently settled in Punjab

2,50,000.00

State Harijan Welfare Scheme Backward Class or Scheduled Caste settled in Punjab

1,00,000.00

Scholarship Scheme for Nomadic Tribes

Nomadic tribes approved by the Government of Punjab Parents/Guardian

permanently settled in Punjab

1,00,000.00

Special Grant to Girl Students belonging to SC

Parents/Guardian permanently settled in Punjab

2,50,000.00

Lower Income Group Scholarship Scheme Normal Merit Scholarship

Non-Scheduled Caste and Backward Class students who have passed Matric /Higher

Secondary from P.S.E.B.

1,00,000.00

State Merit Scholarship Permanently settled & studying in Punjab 2,00,000.00 Scholarship for Sons/daughters of

teachers Students who have passed Matric/

Higher Secondary from P.S.E.B. 2,00,000.00

Scholarship for study of Hindi from non-Hindi speaking states

Permanently settled and should have passed all exams from institution

situated in Punjab

2,00,000.00

Punjab Government Scholarship Sikh Minority Status Less than 1,00,000.00

SCHOLARSHIPS AND STIPENDS AVAILABLE

PAYMENT OF COLLEGE DUES

U.G. Semester System Courses

1. 1st , 3rd & 5th SEM At the time of admission

2. 2nd , 4th & 6th SEM In January 2021

P.G. Semester System Courses

1. 1st & 3rd SEM At the time of admission

2. 2nd & 4th SEM In January 2021

The students are required to check the websites of PU Chandigarh, Punjab Government & UGC from time to time for various scholarship schemes. The prescribed application form and entitlement card, which such students are required to submit, can be obtained free of cost from the college office. Students should submit the application form and entitlement card to the college alongwith their admission application for onward submission to the Director of Public Instructions (College) Punjab. Scheduled Caste/Tribes and Backward Class students can avail fee concession for which the Government gives a special grant. Fee Concession is also granted to the university position holders and deserving students from the College funds. The application for fee concession should be made on prescribed form to be supplied to the students by the college after the admission is over. No such application shall be entertained after the fixed date. All applicants for fee concession will be interviewed by a committee constituted for the purpose on the notified dates.

Fee Concession/stipend and scholarship of all categories are liable to be withdrawn if a student fails in House Tests or does not show steady progress, or remains irregular in attendance or faces disciplinary action. *The Eligibility and annual income criteria are liable to change subject to the announcements from Government time to time

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Golden Jubilee Scholarship Schemes for 2020-21

PANDIT JAGDISH CHANDRA SCHOLARSHIP

It provides benefit to the students scoring First Position at University/Board level, students with 90%

or more and the wards of Corona warriors who have laid their lives in the service of

mankind during Covid-19 emergency will be given free admission.

Swami Dayanand Saraswati Scholarship

It provides benefit to the orphan students those without any financial support handicapped students

Mahatma Hansraj Scholarship

It provides benefit to the the meritorious students having university/ board position, district toppers students scoring 85% or more will get special benefit international, national and state level sportspersons will be given special

concessions. poor and needy students (special concessions)

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REGULAR SCHOLARSHIPS

J. C. Sharma Sh. K.D. Khosla, Businessman Pt. Goverdhan Dass Ji, Dasuya Kailash Bahl - B.S. Bahl Edu. & Charitable Trust, 590, 18B, Chandigarh Lajamba Charitable Trust 16-5-B 38B, Chandigarh (To Two students 100/- each). Sham Ji Memorial Trust Post Box 3809-K Block, Chhannaught Circus, New Delhi Late Sh.Charanji Lal, Dasuya through Sh. R. N. Sareen Baba Makhan Shah Lobana Foundation (Regd.) Pal Riyya Sh. Sitanshu Rampal, Chandigarh Ms. Minakshi Pandit (USA) Smt. Pritam Piari Verma Charitable Trust, Dasuya Ms. Twinkal D/o Sh. Ravinder Kumar Kala, Janta Book Depot (Dasuya) S. Taranjit Singh Aujla S/o Prof. Mohan Singh Aujla V.p.O. Jhinger Kalan S. Baljit Singh Balgan J.C. Sharma Memorial Scholarship A/C Sh. Rajesh Bhandari - CA Sh. Lachman Das Phull (through Sh. Rajinder Nath Phull) Smt. Daya Wanti Phull (through Sh. Rajinder Nath Phull) Smt. Ram Piyari Phull (through Sh. Rajinder Nath Phull) Smt. Kailashwati Phull (though Sh. Rajinder Nath Phull) Sh. Rajinder Nath Phull Sh. S. C. Ralhan, Chairman (NR), Sri Tools Industries, Ludhiana Ms. Kamaljit Kaur C/o Alwinder Kaur, Hyderabad Sh. Sushil Chadha, CA, Dasuya Sh. Anil Mahajan, Hoshiarpur Sh. Ashwani Verma, Padamshri Jewellers, Dasuya S. Gian Singh Bajwa, C/o Dr. A. S. Basra Tech. Mahindra Finance Ltd.

Student Aid Fund has also been introduced in the college to help the poor and needy students. A liberal financial aid is given to the deserving and needy students.

STUDENT AID FUND

LEAVE RULES

A Student should apply for leave from the college when absolutely necessary. Leave should be secured personally before it is availed of. In case of serious illness, the leave

application should be submitted immediately on return to the college. Application for leave on account of illness, should be accompanied with a medical certificate from a

qualified doctor. Leave application must be signed by the father/guardian of the student. Leave upto a period of four days will be granted by the Tutor or Prof-in-Charge and for more than 4

days by the Principal.

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RULES REGARDING EXAMINATION & TESTS

1. It is compulsory for all the students to appear in various examinations and tests conducted by the college.

2. Strict punctuality must be observed. A student coming late by more than half an hour will be considered as absent and penalized according to the rules.

3. On the basis of the result of examinations, Principal will award 'certificate of merit' to the scholars bagging top positions in their respective classes.

4. Absence from a House Examination, for whatever reasons, means nil results and may entail disqualification for admission to the University examinations.

5. Absence from a House Examination or a class test without securing leave before hand will entail a special appropriate fine per paper/class tests.

6. Leave due to illness or any other equally cogent reason from an examination or monthly test, will be secured personally from the Principal well in time. No such application will be entertained after the examination is over.

7. A student using unfair means in any test will be fined at least Rs. 500/- and his result for the paper/whole test will be cancelled.

8. Parents/Guardians are advised to enquire from the office of Dean Exam., about the result of their ward, if they do not receive the same within one month after a particular test of examination is over. The College will bear no responsibility for the delay.

1. All students are expected to be regular in attendance. A student may be removed from the rolls of the colleges. If he/she is habitually ir-regular in attendance. Late comers may not be marked present although they may be permitted to attend the class by the teacher concerned at his/her discretion.

2. At least 75% of the lectures delivered in each subject inclusive of Science practicals, for B.A./B.Sc./B.Com/ B.C.A./B.Sc. (Bio-Tech) M.Sc./M.A. must be attended.

3. Conodation of shortage in attendance by the Principal in accordance with the University/Board. Rules will be considered in respect of those students only whose reports about studies and conduct are satisfactory.

4. If for non-repayment of dues for any other reason the name of student is struck-off from the rolls of the college after his admission from for the University/Board. Examination has been sent up, admission form will be withdrawn by the Principal under intimation of the parents or the guardians.

5. The names of students who remain absent without leave from classes for more than a week will stand struck off from the college rolls.

RULES REGARDING ATTENDANCE

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PRIZE DISTRIBUTION

Prize Distribution function is held annually to award prizes to students winning distinction in academics, sports, cultural and literary activities.

ACADEMIC PRIZES: ROLL OF HONOUR

Roll of Honour, the highest academic prize in the college, is conferred on. • The student of the college securing first position in the University in any examination. • All students who are placed in the merit list.

OTHER ACADEMIC PRIZES ARE AWARDED

A student who stands first or second in the class in aggregate or in the subject on the basis of the total marks obtained by him/her in the prescribed monthly tests and House Examination provided that he/she secured a clear pass in all the subjects. If the number of students in a class is less than ten, no second prize will be awarded. A student who, stands first in the special test in religious, moral instructions.

SPORTS PRIZES

• Captains of the College winning teams at University level. • Best Athlete of the year. • Players who secure First, Second positions in various events during the Annual Sports Meet of the College

GENERAL PRIZES

• The best contributor to each section of the College Magazine : English, Hindi, Sanskrit, Punjabi, Social Sciences, Mathematics, Planning, Computer Science and Sciences as recommended by Editorial Board. • The best speaker in English, Hindi and Punjabi. • The best singer (Classical, Light, Folk) and the best instrumentalist. • The best Poet in Hindi, Punjabi and Urdu • The best Actor • The best Dancer • The best Painter • The best NCC Cadet • The best NSS Volunteer • Special prize may be given to a student considered to have made a significant contribution in respect of maintenance of discipline in the college or social service or any other achievement that brings credit to the college.

SPORTS PRIZES

• The best artist distinguishing himself/herself in Inter-Zonal P.U., Youth Festival, Music Poetry, Drama, Dance, Speech, Painting and Photography. • The best athlete of the college (Boy and Girl) • All the members of the team winning a University Championship • Member of the Punjab and Indian Teams • Secretary of Arya Yuvak Samaj

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EXTRA MURAL & STUDENT WELFARE SOCIETIES

EMA DEPARTMENT Extramural activities form an integral and important part of any student’s development. We encourage all learners to participate in the activities that we offer each term at no additional cost. We also encourage the holistic development of our learners and offer a wide range of activities and programmes. The EMA department organizes Talent Hunt Function every year for the students. The students selected for Talent Hunt Function are prepared to participate in various items during the Zonal Youth and Heritage Festival. For the session 2019-20, the Zonal Youth and Heritage festival conducted by Panjab University was held from 02.10.2019 to 05.10.2019 at M.R.P.D GOVT. College, Talwara. The college participated in 26 items of which 7 were stage items and rest were off stage items of literary, heritage and fine arts.

The students of the college secured following positions in various items: Team One Act Play Second Skit Second Mime Second Gidda Third Geet Second Poem Writing Third Individual Avinash Masih Teji (MA-ENG-1, 5354) Third One Act Play Varun kumar (BA-1, 1651) Third Skit

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GAMES & SPORTS

Department of Physical Education boasts of having achieved zeniths of glory every year. The college team participates in almost every university, inter-college and inter-university competition. The Department of Physical Education is dedicated for excellence in Physical Activity/Sports by working on academic standard and in sports because physical education and sports plays an important role in the overall development of personality. Sports and studies are an integral part of the student’s life. Physical education encourages a healthy and active lifestyle throughout the life. The chief objective of physical education/sports is “A sound mind in a sound body". So the students are encouraged to take part in games and sports. The Department of Physical Education create a passion for active recreation and sport. The sport and physical activity along with physical fitness, also develops important socio-psychological life skills including teamwork, self-confidence, leadership, cognitive function, academic achievement, excitement, entertainment. Any kind of sports and physical activity has the potential to strengthen body, social networks and a sense of belongingness. It motivates students/players to excel more for better results. The Department of Physical Education is working enthusiastically with consistent progress in various fields. The department is nurturing as centre of sports persons where they can explore and relish their sports talent. The college teams participate in almost every inter-college, inter university, state and national competitions. The department has produced many players at the National and International level in different games. Our players brought laurels to the college. Outstanding players are honoured by the college through prizes, fee concession, sports kit and

scholarships provided by university and state Government.

GLIMPSES OF LATEST ACHIEVEMENTS The college teams have participated in the following inter-college tournaments Organised by Directorate of Sports,

Panjab University, Chandigarh held at Panjab University, Chandigarh. Volleyball (Men & Women) Badminton (Men & Women) Cricket (Men) Wrestling (Men)

The Department of Physical Education also organised the annual athletic meet for the collaborative participation of the college’s students on Feb 14, 2020.

SUBJECT SOCIETIES English Literary Circle Punjabi Sahitya Sabha

Chanakya Political Forum The History Association

The Chemical Society Computer Association

Hindi Sahitya Parishad Kalidas Sanskrit Sahitya Prishad

The Economic Society The Mathematical Society

The Physics Association The Zoological Society

The Commerce Association The Botanical Society

STUDENT CLUBS Tagore Dramatic Club

Young Speaker's Association

Arya Yuvk Samaj

Mahila Club (for girls only)

At the time of admission, every student shall become a member of at

least two of the above societies, including subject society. Prof.-in-

Charge of the Society will be its President.

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NCC - NATIONAL CADET CORPS

The College has been allotted one unit of NCC comprising of 105 Cadets in 2019-20. 3 NCC Cadets joined Armed Forces. 2 NCC cadets were also selected for Directorate level shooting competition.

RULES NCC now is of three years duration & the cadets have to attend one camp for B Certificate exam & two camps for C Certificates. Students enrolled under NCC shall be required to attend 35 parades in a session.

INCENTIVES Cadets having C-Certificate with A Grade are exempted from written test of CDS. The college provides liberal fee concession and cash awards to outstanding NCC Cadets. Preference is given to NCC cadets in recruitment to State Police Force, Paramilitary Forces, Army, Air & Naval Wing. Students are sent to different states of India and abroad under Youth Exchange Programme.

NSS - NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME

Two units of NSS have been running in the college for the benefit of both boys and girls. A volunteer, registered under N.S.S. unit has to devote 120 hours for the social service in one academic session besides the regular camping program of NSS organized at the University level.

OBJECTIVES

• N.S.S. instills a sense of community service and patriotism in the students. • To enrich the student's personality & deepen her/his understanding of the social environment in

which she/he lives. • To develop socio-economic awareness & encourage the students to impart the same to the illiterate

community of the area adopted. • To develop socio-economic activities designed to tackle social problems

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RED RIBBON CLUB

Under the Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, Government of India, State Governments have established a network with universities and educational institutions to generate awareness regarding HIV & AIDS and to promote Voluntary Blood Donation to ensure safe blood in the form of Red Ribbon Club. The College provides ample opportunities to students of the club to contribute towards the scheme.

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IQAC- INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE CELL

The college has an active and efficient internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) to frame the policy for the academic and administrative growth of the institution. One of the important functions of IQAC is to develop realistic and attainable quality benchmarks for each of the academic and administrative activities. Under the stewardship of Principal Dr. Amardeep Gupta, Coordinator Dr. Bhanu Gupta and co-operation from other members of the cell, the IQAC of the college is continuously evolving mechanisms and procedures for

Ensuring timely, efficient and progressive performance in academics;

Relevant and quality academic/ research programmes;

Adoption of modern methods of teaching and learning;

The credibility of assessment and evaluation process;

Ensuring the adequacy, maintenance and proper allocation of support structure and services;

WOMEN GRIEVANCE REDRESSAL CELL

In order to maintain safety and security to the girls and ladies staff, a cell has been contributed for redressal of grievances. Our women grievance cell stays alert all the time to prevent any sexual abuse towards the students and female workers. The members of the cell look into the issues, gather evidence, and take necessary action against the guilty.

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ANTI RAGGING CELL

In order to maintain safety and security to the girls and ladies staff, a cell has been contributed for redressal of grievances. Our women grievance cell stays alert all the time to prevent any sexual abuse towards the students and female workers. The members of the cell look into the issues, gather evidence, and take necessary action against the guilty.

STUDENT WELFARE DEPARTMENT

The Department of Student Welfare (DSW) functions for the overall development and Welfare of the students. The department fully addresses the social, academic and career concerns of students via interaction in different forms.

COLLEGE MAGAZINE

The College Magazine - Viraat Sandesh is published by the Editorial Board consisting of the members of the staff and students. It offers an opportunity to the students for self expression in languages, social sciences and basic sciences. Prizes are given away to the best student contributors of each section of the magazine.

PLACEMENTS

The First outcome of formal higher education is getting a job. If a degree in higher education doesn't provide the job then it's primary objective is not fulfilled. All institutes of higher education must help their students in finding jobs. The career guidance and placement cell is always on its toes to tie up and call multinational companies to the college for providing job opportunities to the students. Like the previous years, the placement cell made its efforts and many companies came to our college for selecting the most suitable candidates for their organizations.

BUDDY PROGRAMME

On the decision of the state Government, to control the drug menace right from the grassroots level, a "Buddy Group" programme has been introduced. Various events were conducted during the session

On 14th November, 2019 Buddy Day was celebrated An “AWARENESS AND COUNSELING AGAINST DRUG ADDICTION” program was organized in

collaboration of Shivalik Hills Welfare Society on 1st Feb, 2020. Sh. Amarjeet Hamrol, Vice President Red Cross Society and Dr. Manpreet kaur , Civil Hospital Dasuya , delivered lectures.

A declamation contest on “Awareness against Drug Addiction and female feticide” was conducted on 1st Feb, 2020.

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On November 6, 2019, Infotech Soft Solutions, Mohali selected 2 Students of M.Sc. I.T. Final year. On March 3, 2020, ICICI Life Insurance Co. Ltd. shortlisted 5 candidates after written test and interview.

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YOUTH WELFARE CLUB

Member of Youth Welfare Club participated in Youth Leadership Training Camp organized by Youth Department Panjab University Chandigarh at Dr. Y. S. Parmar University of Horticulture and Forestry, Nauni, Solan (HP) from June 18-23, 2019.

A Nuked Natak on the topic “Importance of Trees and Jal Shakti” was organized by the students of Theatre Department, Punjabi University, Patiala on September 24, 2019. Then at the end all the members of club took pledge to spared awareness regarding conservation of trees and water.

Member of Youth Welfare Club participated in one- week Youth Training Workshop on Personality Development organized by Youth Department Panjab University Chandigarh from April 16-22, 2020.

NPTEL - CHAPTER BY IIT, KANPUR

Member of Youth Welfare Club spread awareness among their neighbor, relatives and friends about guidelines of Government regarding protecting yourself and others from the spread of COVID-19 during month of March, April, May, June 2020.

Members of Youth Welfare Club took pledge on for wearing mask; avoid unnecessary going out; maintain social distancing; proper hand wash on May 9, 2020.

Session

No of

students

enrolled

No of

teachers

enrolled

Total

enrollment

Certificate

issued to

students

Certificate

issued to

teachers

No. of

mentor

teachers

Jul-Dec,2019 23 20 43 05 03 02

Jan-jun,2020 37 10 47 04 02 02

NPTEL report for session 2019-2020

National Youth Day is an annual observance in NPTEL is an initiative by the IITs (Bombay, Delhi, Guwahati, Kanpur, Kharagpur, Madras and Roorkee) and IISc along with full financial support by MHRD. The main objective of the NPTEL is to enhance the quality of engineering, science and management education in the country by developing contents for undergraduate and postgraduate curricula using video and web based courses. In 2014, NPTEL began NPTEL Online Certification (NOC) courses offering certification to students, faculty, industrialists and others.

In November, 2017 a local chapter of NPTEL was established in the college appointing Sh. Rajinder Rana, Assistant professor in Physics as SPOC for the college.

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UNIVERSITY POSITION HOLDERS

TAMANA SHARMA M. Sc Physics 3rd SEM 1206/1500 80.4% 2ND IN UNIVERSITY

SATDEEP KAUR

M. Sc Physics 3rd SEM 1183/1500 78.8%

6TH IN UNIVERSITY

SAKSHI M. A English 1st SEM

257/400 64.25%

4TH IN UNIVERSITY

RUPINDER KAUR 254/400 63.5%

M.A. English 1st Sem 6TH IN UNIVERSITY

SAKSHI M. Sc English 1st SEM

252/400 63% 7TH IN UNIVERSITY

SHAMLI 1670/1900 87.89%

M. Sc IT 3rd SEM 5TH IN UNIVERSITY

ARZOO SHARMA M. Sc Chem.1st SEM

415/500 83% 3RD IN UNIVERSITY

HARMANJOT KAUR M. Sc IT 3rd SEM

1645/1900 86.58%

9TH IN UNIVERSITY

December 2019

HALL OF FAME

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UNIVERSITY POSITION HOLDERS

May 2019

TAMANA SHARMA M. Sc Physics 2nd SEM

787/1000 78.70% 5TH IN UNIVERSITY

SATDEEP KAUR M. Sc Physics 2nd SEM


RUPINDER KAUR M.Sc.IT 4th SEM


SHAMLI M. Sc IT 2nd SEM

1087/1250 86.90 % 4TH IN UNIVERSITY

DAMANPREET KAUR B. Com 6th SEM

3112 / 3700 84.11% 8TH IN UNIVERSITY

RAJVIR KAUR B. Voc 2nd SEM

525/ 600 87.5 % 1ST IN UNIVERSITY

ANJALI B. Voc 2nd SEM

487/600 81.17% 3RD IN UNIVERSITY 2ND IN UNIVERSITY

SAKSHI B.Sc. Bio Tech 6th SEM

2578/3000 5TH IN UNIVERSITY

HARMANJOT KAUR M. Sc IT 2nd SEM


HALL OF FAME

SHIVANI M.Sc. Zoology 4th SEM


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HALL OF FAME

DISTRICT POSITION HOLDERS

JYOTI CHOWDHARY M.A. English 3rd SEM

264/400 66% 1ST IN DISTT

KIRANDEEP KAUR M.A. English 3rd SEM

262/400 65.8% 2ND IN DISTT

SHIVALI M.A. English 3rd SEM

257/400 64.25% 3RD IN DISTT

DEEPSHIKHA SAINI M. Sc Zoology 3rd SEM

1193/1500 79.53% 1ST IN DISTT

DIVYA SHARMA M. Sc Zoology 3rd SEM

1175/1500 78.33% 3RD IN DISTT

ISHITA B. Com 5th SEM

529/600 86.16% 1ST IN DISTT

ARASHDEEP KAUR B. Com 5th SEM

521/600 86.83% 2ND IN DISTT

JAI KAUR B. Com 5th SEM

521/600 86.83% 2ND IN DISTT

RASHMI B.Sc. BioTech 4th SEM

398/500 79.60% 1ST IN DISTT

SUDIKSHA B.Sc. BioTech 4th SEM

391/500 78.20% 2ND IN DISTT

MANJOT SIDHU B.Sc. BioTech 4th SEM

389/500 77.80% 3RD IN DISTT

MEENU M. Sc Zoology 3rd SEM

1187/1500 79.13% 2ND IN DISTT

PAWANJEET KAUR M.A. English 4th SEM

1040/1600 65% 2ND IN DISTT

PRIYA CHAUDHARY M.A. English 4th SEM 1020/1600 63.75%

3RD IN DISTT

JYOTI CHOWDHARY M.A. English 2nd SEM

270/400 67.5% 1ST IN DISTT

BOBY KUMARI M.A. English 2nd SEM

246/400 61.5% 2ND IN DISTT

SHIVALI M.A. English 2nd SEM

244/400 61% 3RD IN DISTT

MANPREET KAUR M.A Punjabi 4th SEM 1141/1600 71.31%

3rd IN DISTT

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COLLEGE POSITION HOLDERS

ABHISHEK CHADDA 508/660 78.96% B.Com 2nd Sem 1ST IN COLLEGE

NEHA 321/400 80.25%

BCA 2nd Sem 1ST IN COLLEGE

MANDEEP SINGH 306/400 78.5%

BCA 2nd Sem 2ND IN COLLEGE

NITIN KUMAR 321/375 85. 6%

B.Sc.4th Sem 1ST IN COLLEGE

RUHANI 505/660 76.51% B.Com 2nd Sem 2ND IN COLLEGE

RUHI 316/375 84.26%

B.Sc.4th Sem 2ND IN COLLEGE

HARLEEN KAUR 498/660 75.45% B.Com 2nd Sem 3RD IN COLLEGE

MONIKA 312/375 83.2%

B.Sc.4th Sem 3RD IN COLLEGE

HARJOT SINGH 2025/3000 67.5%

B.Sc.Bio-Tech 6th Sem 2ND IN COLLEGE

NAVPREET KAUR 301/400 75.25%

BCA 2nd Sem 3RD IN COLLEGE

KAMALJEET KAUR 1043/1250 83.4% M.Sc.IT 2nd Sem 3RD IN COLLEGE

AMANPREET 511/600 85.16% B.Com 4th Sem

3RD IN COLLEGE

DEEPAK CHAUDHARY 361/400 90.25%

B.Sc 2nd Sem 1ST IN COLLEGE

RANI BHATIA 368/415 88.6%

B.Sc 2nd Sem 2ND IN COLLEGE

MAMTA DEVI 1953/3000 65.1% B.Sc.Bio-Tech 6th 3RD IN COLLEGE

ARASHDEEP KAUR 389/500 77.8%

M.Sc Maths 2nd Sem 1ST IN COLLEGE

PARMINDER SINGH 385/500 77%

M.Sc Maths 2nd Sem 2ND IN COLLEGE

SAKSHI 367/500 73.4%

M.Sc Maths 2nd Sem 3RD IN COLLEGE

NEHA 1010/1600 63.13%

M.A. English 4th Sem 3RD IN COLLEGE

PAWAN SINGH 340/400 85% B.Sc 2nd Sem

3RD IN COLLEGE

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JASHANDEEP KAUR 380/420 90.47%

B.Sc 4th Sem 1ST IN COLLEGE

KULJIT KAUR 1075/1600 67.18%

M.A. Punjabi 4th Sem 2ND IN COLLEGE

HARJINDER SINGH 1039/1600 64.93%

M.A. Punjabi 4th Sem 3RD IN COLLEGE

ASWANI KUMAR 363/405 89.63%

B.Sc 4th Sem 2ND IN COLLEGE

KIRANDEEP KAUR 313/500 78.25%

B.A. 2nd Sem 1ST IN COLLEGE

DALJEET KAUR 1564/2000 78.2%

M.Sc. Physics 4th Sem 1ST IN COLLEGE

ALKA 1506/2000 75.3%

M.Sc. Physics 4th Sem 3RD IN COLLEGE

AKANSHA 2011/2300 87.43%

M.Sc. IT 4th Sem 2ND IN COLLEGE 3RD IN COLLEGE

NAVJOT KAUR 2008/2300 87.30%

M.Sc. IT 4th Sem 3RD IN COLLEGE

RAJNI 970/1600 60.63%

M.A. History 4th Sem 3RD IN COLLEGE

SWINKY 744/1000 74.4% M.Sc. Chemistry

2nd Sem 1ST IN COLLEGE

BALJIT SINGH 269/400 67.25%

M.A. Punjabi 2nd Sem 1ST IN COLLEGE

MANSI 253/400 63.25%

M.A. Punjabi 2nd Sem 2ND IN COLLEGE

PRIYA KUMARI 742/1000 74.2% M.Sc. Chemistry

2nd Sem 2ND IN COLLEGE

PRABHJOT KAUR 714/1000 71.4% M.Sc. Chemistry

2nd Sem 3RD IN COLLEGE

SWINKY 750/1000 75%

M.Sc. Physics 2nd Sem 3rd in COLLEGE

NEHA 1118/1600 69.88%

M.A. History 4th Sem 1ST IN COLLEGE

NAVJOT KAUR 981/1600 61.31%

M.A. History 4th Sem 2ND IN COLLEGE

TANISHA SHRIDHAR 1733/2000 86.65%

M.Sc Zoology 4th Sem 2ND IN COLLEGE

NAVNEET KAUR 1601/2000 80%

M.Sc Zoology 4th Sem 3RD IN COLLEGE

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AMANDEEP KAUR 871/1000 87.1% PGDCA 2nd Sem 1ST IN COLLEGE

MEHAK 285/400 71.25%

M.A. History 2nd Sem 1ST IN COLLEGE

NAVDEEP KAUR 273/400 68.25%

M.A. History 2nd Sem 2ND IN COLLEGE

PRIYA TRIPATHI 863/1000 86.3% PGDCA 2nd Sem 2ND IN COLLEGE

BUA RANI 818/1000 81.8% PGDCA 2nd Sem 3RD IN COLLEGE

JASPREET KAUR 270/400 67.5%

M.A. History 2nd Sem 3RD IN COLLEGE

KIRANDEEP KAUR 2846/3700 76.91%

B.Com 6th Sem 3RD IN COLLEGE

MANPREET KAUR 1716/2000 85.8%


GURWINDER JASSAL 462/600 77%

B.Voc H/W 2nd Sem 3RD IN COLLEGE

RITIKA 2851/3700 77.5%

B.Com 6th Sem 2ND IN COLLEGE

SARABJEET KAUR 1716/2000 85.8%


RITU 1712/2000 85.6%

B.Sc 6th Sem 2ND IN COLLEGE

AMRITA KUMARI RANA 1646/2000 82.3%

B.Sc 6th Sem 3RD IN COLLEGE

HARPREET KAUR 1877/2400 78.21%

B.A. 6th Sem 1ST IN COLLEGE

LOVEPREET KAUR 1796/2400 74.84%

B.A. 6th Sem 2ND IN COLLEGE

GAGANPREET KAUR 1774/2400 73.92%

B.A. 6th Sem 3RD IN COLLEGE

PARDEEP KUMAR 265/400 66.25%

M.A. HIST. 1ST SEM 1ST IN COLLEGE

ROHIT BIHAL 265/400 64%

M.A. HIST. 1ST SEM 2ND IN COLLEGE

KOMAL 278/400 69.5%

M.A. HIST. 3RD SEM 1ST IN COLLEGE

NAVDEEP KAUR 247/400 69.25%

M.A. HIST. 3RD SEM 2ND IN COLLEGE

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SHIVANI SHARMA 370/500 74%

M.Sc. PHY 1ST SEM 1ST IN COLLEGE

PRIYA KUMARI 1155/1500 77%

M.Sc. CHEM 3RD SEM 1ST IN COLLEGE

SIMRANJIT KAUR 1155/1500 77%

M.Sc. CHEM 3RD SEM 1ST IN COLLEGE

NEETU 361/500 72.2%

M.Sc. PHY 1ST SEM 2ND IN COLLEGE

GURWINDER KAUR 359/500 71.8%

M.Sc. PHY 1ST SEM 3RD IN COLLEGE

SWINKY 1151/1500 76.73% M.Sc. CHEM 3RD SEM

2ND IN COLLEGE

MANSI 290/400 72.5%

M.A. PUNJABI 3RD SEM 2ND IN COLLEGE

NANCY 273/400 68.25%

M.A. PUNJABI 3RD SEM 3RD IN COLLEGE

PRABHOT KAUR 1143/1500 76.2%

M.Sc. CHEM 3RD SEM 3RD IN COLLEGE

BALJIT SINGH 296/400 74%

M.A. PUNJABI 3RD SEM 1ST IN COLLEGE

HARLEEN KAUR 462/600 77%

B.COM 3RD SEM 1ST IN COLLEGE

RUHANI 458/600 76.33% B.COM 3RD SEM 2ND IN COLLEGE

AMRITPAL KAUR 449/600 74.83% B.COM 3RD SEM 3RD IN COLLEGE

SANDEEP KAUR 491/600 81.83% M.Sc.IT 1ST SEM 2ND IN COLLEGE

GURPREET KAUR 486/600 81.33% M.Sc.IT 1ST SEM 3RD IN COLLEGE

ROZY 361/500 72.2%

M.Sc. CHEM 1ST SEM 2ND IN COLLEGE

AMANPREET KAUR 500/600 83.33% M.Sc.IT 1ST SEM 1ST IN COLLEGE

ANJU 491/600 81.83% M.Sc.IT 1ST SEM 2ND IN COLLEGE

ISHU DEVI 491/600 81.83% M.Sc.IT 1ST SEM 2ND IN COLLEGE

VINAYAK SHARMA 357/500 71.41%

M.Sc. CHEM 1ST SEM 3RD IN COLLEGE

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VANDNA MANHAS 377/500 75.4% M.Sc. ZOOLOGY

1ST SEM 1ST IN COLLEGE

ARSHDEEP KAUR 366/500 73.2%

M.Sc. MATHS 3RD SEM 1ST IN COLLEGE

PARMINDER SINGH 361/500 72.2%

M.Sc. MATHS 3RD SEM 2ND IN COLLEGE

RAGUNANDIKA 373/500 74.6% M.Sc. ZOOLOGY

1ST SEM 2ND IN COLLEGE

SHAGUNA KHAJURIA 370/500 74%

M.Sc. ZOOLOGY 1ST SEM

3RD IN COLLEGE

ANCHAL SHARMA 351/500 70.2%

M.Sc. MATHS 3RD SEM 3RD IN COLLEGE

TAMANNA DEVI 363/450 80.67% PGDCA 1ST SEM 2ND IN COLLEGE

ARCHANA SHARMA 1144/1500 76.2%

M. Sc. PHY 3RD SEM 3RD IN COLLEGE

RAJINDER SINGH 379/450 84.22% PGDCA 1ST SEM 1ST IN COLLEGE

GURPREET KAUR 363/450 80.67% PGDCA 1ST SEM 2ND IN COLLEGE

JOBANPREET 318/400 79.5% BCA 5TH SEM

1ST IN COLLEGE

RUHI 313/400 78.25%

BCA 5TH SEM 2ND T IN COLLEGE

NAMIKA 311/400 77.75%

BCA 5TH SEM 3RD IN COLLEGE

ABHISHEK RANA 300/400 75% BCA-1ST SEM

1ST IN COLLEGE

GURPAL SINGH 298/400 74.5%

BCA-1ST SEM 2ND IN COLLEGE

ANURAG GAUTAM 285/400 71.25%

BCA-1ST SEM 3RD IN COLLEGE

NEHA 307/375 81.87%

BCA-3RD SEM 1ST IN COLLEGE

ARSHDEEP SINGH 304/375 81.6%

BCA-3RD SEM 2ND IN COLLEGE

NEHA KUMARI 292/375 77.87%

BCA-3RD SEM 3RD IN COLLEGE

SHABNM 297/400 74.25%

B.A.-5TH Sem 3RD IN COLLEGE

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PAWANDEEP KAUR 410/500 82%

B.Sc BIOTECH 1st SEM 1ST IN COLLEGE

AMANPREET KAUR 465/650 71.54% B.COM 1ST SEM 2ND IN COLLEGE

KONIKA 446/650 68.62% B.COM 1ST SEM 3RD IN COLLEGE

SIMRANDEEP KAUR 398/500 79.6%

B.Sc BIOTECH 1st SEM 2ND IN COLLEGE

MANISHA KUMARI 477/650 73.38% B.COM 1ST SEM 1ST IN COLLEGE

AMANPREET 521/600 86.83% B. Com 5TH SEM 1ST IN COLLEGE

PRIYA 220/250 88% B.Sc. 5TH SEM

1ST IN COLLEGE

ASHWANI KUMAR 218/250 87.2% B.Sc. 5TH SEM

2ND IN COLLEGE

ARSHDEEP KAUR 509/660 84.83% B.Com 5TH SEM 2ND IN COLLEGE

JAI KAUR 505/600 84.17% B.Com 5TH SEM 3RD N COLLEGE

PRATIMA SHARMA 214/250 85.6% B.Sc. 5TH SEM

3RD IN COLLEGE

SURBHI SHARMA 280/320 87.5% B.Sc. 3RD SEM

1ST IN COLLEGE

AMRITA 253/295 85.76%

B.Sc. 3RD SEM 2ND IN COLLEGE

KULJIT SINGH 297/400 74.25%

B.A.-5TH SEM 3RD IN COLLEGE

SONIADEEP KAUR 286/400 71.5%

M.A. PUNJABI 1ST SEM 1ST IN COLLEGE

LOVEPREET KAUR 282/400 70.5%

M.A. PUNJABI 1ST SEM 2ND IN COLLEGE

DEEPAK CHOUDHARY 252/295 85.42%

B.Sc. 3RD SEM 3RD IN COLLEGE

AMANDEEP KAUR 277/365 75.89%

B.A.-5TH SEM 1ST IN COLLEGE

VANSHIKA 300/400 75% B.A.-5TH SEM

2ND IN COLLEGE

NITIKA RANA 1559/1900 82.5% M.Sc.IT 3RD SEM 3RD IN COLLEGE

ARCADE

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