Ponda Education Society’s Ravi S. Naik College of Arts and ...

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Ponda Education Society’s

Ravi S. NaikCollege of Arts and ScienceP. Box No. 3, Farmagudi, Ponda - Goa.

* Affiliated to Goa University * Recognised by UGC under 2f & 12b of UGC Act* Reaccredited by NAAC with B Grade and a CGPA of 2.77

* NIRF Ranking 2018:ranked in 101-150 Rank Band

PROSPECTUS / HANDBOOK / CALENDAR2018 - 2019

College Tel. No. : 0832 - 2335171College Office Tel. & Fax: 0832-2335296

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Website: http:/www.pesrsncolIege.in

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CONTENTS

1) Pledge ................................................................................. 3 2) Our Vision, Our Mission ....................................................... 4 3) Goals and Objectives ............................................................ 5 4) College Coat of Arms............................................................. 6 5) A Brief History of the College ................................................ 7 6) The Governing Council of Ponda Education Society ............... 8 7) Administrative Staff .............................................................. 9 8) Departmental Profile ............................................................. 10 9) Courses of Study in the Arts Faculty ..................................... 25 10) Courses of Study in the Science Faculty ................................ 35 11) Admission Procedures .......................................................... 45 12) College Rules and Regulations .............................................. 47 13) Library Rules ........................................................................ 49 14) Attendance and Performance ................................................ 50 15) Identity Card / Payment of Fees ............................................ 51 16) Refund of Fees ...................................................................... 53 17) Scholarships and Freeships .................................................. 54 18) University Examination Fees ................................................. 58 19) Endowment Prizes and Cash Prizes ....................................... 59 20) Examination Procedures and Requirements .......................... 63 21) Committees Academic Year 2018-19 ..................................... 67 22) Extra - Curricular Activities .................................................. 79 23) Facilities Available in the College .......................................... 81 24) Academic Calendar ............................................................... 82 25) Absence Record .................................................................... 83 26) Department of Physical Education Sports Calendar 2018-19 . 84 27) College Calendar of Events 2018-19 ...................................... 85 28) College Uniform .................................................................... 109

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Ponda Education Society’sRAVI S. NAIK

COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCE

OUR VISION… u Is to be a Centre of Higher Education, that prepares youth for

becoming capable, useful and upright citizens, able to face the challenges faced by the country and the global village.

u Is to act as catalyst for a holistic development of the rural community.

MISSION STATEMENT…. u We aim to achieve our vision…

u By ensuring that our faculty is highly qualified and committed to the transference of high levels of knowledge and values to the students.

u By promoting activities that inculcate student community interaction for meeting the local needs.

u By evolving programmes that will enable the students to find practical applications of the knowledge gained.

u By providing an atmosphere where an all round development of personality is possible.

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GOALS AND OBJECTIVESThe following goals and objectives have been laid down by the Ponda Education Society to release the vision and to fulfil the mission of the institution.

To provide an opportunity for higher education to the rural population of the surrounding areas.

To provide opportunity for quality education that is value based and career oriented.

To inculcate among the students and staff a sense of patriotism for strengthening the unity, integrity and solidarity of our nation and to uphold the spirit of unity in diversity as well.

To encourage the faculty in improving their academic qualifications, training and experience and in the pursuit of research, so that they are well versed with the latest development in their respective subjects.

To create an atmosphere in which the best possible curricular, co-curricular and extracurricular programmes are available to the students for their all – round development.

To offer latest curriculum consistent to the requirements of industry and provide skill based training as stipulated by the Goa University.

Promotes Industry/ Employer -Institute interaction for training and ensuring better placements of its students.

Cultivate the spirit of creativity & innovation among students and staff to always remain at the cutting edge of technology and management practices.

Offers training and short term certificate courses to our students specially economically disadvantaged rural youth in various fields for the purpose of self-employment.

Provides equal access and opportunities to the physically challenged persons and other socially disadvantaged groups of the society;

Inculcate, cultivate and promote Research culture among staff and students.

Promote co-curricular and extracurricular activities among students for their all round development.

Encourages student to acquire attributes and pattern contributing towards self-development.

Cultivates equity among students with transparency in administration. Marches to cater to the needs of the community with dedicated team

work and innovation in an effective way.

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The true strength of any society lies in the number of enlightened minds and souls. It is knowledge and wisdom that illumines an individual. The ultimate aim of an educational institution is to enlighten and empower the students to be the creators and transformers of tomorrow.

The banyan tree is an ancient symbol of enlightenment. It also represents our commitment to growth and continuous renewal. The book and equipment represent the attitude of enquiry and learning that we inculcate. The light rays reflect our conviction that there is a higher source of knowledge and wisdom and we are a channel to pour this light into all who enter our portals.

THE COLLEGE COAT OF ARMS

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A BRIEF HISTORY OF P.E.S. COLLEGEPonda is a developing town of historical importance, surrounded by all the important temples in Goa. A group of people interested in education established the Ponda Education Society and in consultation with experienced and eminent educationists started the Arts and Science College and Higher Secondary School in June 1986 at Farmagudi, Ponda – Goa.Thus, P.E.S. College was established in the year 1986 by the combined efforts of many prominent educationists and social workers of Ponda City. It was observed that, students of Ponda taluka and surrounding areas had to travel long distances to obtain higher education on the completion of their H.S.S.C. studies, as there was no general higher education facility available in Ponda at that time.Besides, education was beyond the reach of the poorer section of society. As a result, the poor and deserving students in this area who could not afford to travel long distances were deprived of higher education. Thus the Ponda Education Society's decision to start the College came as a welcome idea, which would help the majority of the students in Ponda taluka.The Society approached the then Chief Minister of Goa. Shri. Pratap Singh Rane for the present premises at Farmagudi, which is owned by the Tourism Department, Government of Goa. This building of the Government was not in use for many years. The Government of Goa led by the then Chief Minister leased the building along with 35,000 square meters of land to Ponda Education Society for 5 years. Thus the College was started on 20th June 1986. In 1992, the present President Shri. Ravi S. Naik, the then Chief Minister, converted the lease from 5 years to 99 years for the betterment of the educational institution.In June 2002 the College was officially named as P.E.S.`s Ravi S. Naik College of Arts and Science.The College which was initially housed in a well – ventilated building at Farmagudi, ideal for this purpose has now expanded its infrastructure to include three more such structures built to specification. Adequate laboratory and library facilities are provided. The buildings are situated at a high altitude in a calm and quiet atmosphere, ideal for studies.The management has selected a team of dynamic and experienced teachers for teaching and providing guidance to students. Many students of this area being first generation learners are admitted without any special screening, but with the help of hardworking, dynamic and experienced teachers, they are provided with the best education and guidance which helps them to graduate with flying colours.Since 1989, thirty batches of students appeared for the T. Y. Examination conducted by Goa University. Thousands of them have successfully graduated and settled. Many of them are holding good positions and doing well in life.

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The Governing Council of Ponda Education SocietyFirst Governing Council

1) Dr. P.V.K. Ghanekar ....................................... President

2) Late S. H. Lotlikar .......................................... Vice-President

3) Late G. S. Karkal ........................................... Hon. Treasurer

4) Shri. G. K. Kelkar ........................................... Hon. Secretary

5) Shri. S. K. Desai ............................................ Member

6) Late R.Z.S. Priolkar ........................................ Member

7) Late Adv. U. S. Kolwalkar ............................... Member

The Immediate Past Governing Council

1) Shri. Ravi S. Naik ........................................... President

2) Shri. Prakash D. Dharwatkar .......................... Vice-President

3) Shri. Ritesh R. Naik ....................................... Secretary

4) Shri. R. G. Desai ............................................ Treasurer

5) Shri. Mahesh Nagarsekar ................................ Exec. Member

6) Smt. Urmila S. Lotlikar ................................... Exec. Member

7) Shri. Kishor K. Naik ........................................ Exec. Member

8) Late Anastacio Colaco .................................... Exec. Member

9) Shri. Datta Naik ............................................. Exec. Member

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PrincipalDr. Vikas J. Pissurlekar, M.Sc., Ph.D.

Vice-PrincipalShri. Gurunath P. P. Khanolkar, M.Sc.

Administrative StaffMrs. Anita G. Narvenkar ............................................................ Head ClerkMrs. Kunda G. Shet Narvekar ................................................... AccountantShri Devidas V. Gaude ............................................................. U.D.C.Mrs. Asha A. Golatkar ............................................................... U.D.C.Shri Gajanan R. Bhat ............................................................... L.D.C.Shri. Sainand A. Naik ............................................................... L.D.C.Shri. Mohanish S. Naik .............................................................. L.D.C.Ms. Sampada K. Naik ................................................................ L.D.C. Mrs. Rajashree R. Thampan ...................................................... Lab. Asst.Mrs. Sangeeta R. Naik ............................................................. Lab. Asst.Shri Mahesh S. Nadkarni .......................................................... Lab. Asst.Shri. Vishnu A. Naik .................................................................. Lab. Asst.Mrs. Prita S. S. Usgaonkar ........................................................ Lab. Asst.Mrs. Swarupa S. Kerkar ............................................................ Lab. Asst.Shri. Nitin N. Naik ...................................................................... Store KeeperShri. Manish M. Naique ............................................................. Lab. TechnicianShri. Ranganath S. Naik ............................................................ Lab. AttendantShri. Rohidas T Gaude .............................................................. Lab. AttendantShri. Eknath S. Naik .................................................................. Lab. AttendantShri. Dattaram K. Gaude ........................................................... Lab. AttendantShri. Raju S. Bandodkar ........................................................... Lab. AttendantShri. Vaman P. Naik ................................................................... Lab. AttendantShri. Dinesh V. Naik ................................................................. Lab. AttendantShri. Eknath H. Naik .................................................................. Lab. AttendantShri. Pradeep N. Naik ................................................................ Lab. AttendantShri. Vinayak V. Gaude.............................................................. Lab. AttendantShri. Dayanand T. Jalmi ............................................................ Lab. AttendantShri. Prakash R. Naik ................................................................ Lab. AttendantShri. Gajanan S. Naik ................................................................ Lab. AttendantShri. Vassudeo B. Naik .............................................................. Lab. AttendantShri. Shailesh S. Naik Gaonkar ................................................ Lib. AttendantShri. Dilip U. Gaude .................................................................. Field CollectorMrs. Manorati M. Gaude ............................................................ AttendantShri Prasad V. Adarkar ............................................................. AttendantShri. Kamalakant J. Naik ......................................................... Attendant GymkhanaShri. Atchut P. Satarkar ............................................................. GardenerShri. Shivanand H. Gaude ......................................................... WatchmanShri. Umakant K. Naik ............................................................... Watchman

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DEPARTMENTAL PROFILEARTS

DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICSYear of Establishment: June 1986

Scope: Indian Economic Services, journalism, data analysis, economic advice/consultancy, banking, insurance, trade/commerce, entrepreneurship and all managerial/organisational fields, etc are some of the options for those interested in the subject of Economics.

Faculty Members: 02

Shri. Anil V. Bhandiwad, M.A., M. Phil. (HOD) Email: [email protected]

Dr. Jeronimo G. R. Monteiro, M.A., Ph.D. Email: [email protected]

Courses Offered

Economics is offered at all the three levels of the undergraduate course -Semesters I to Semester VI. At Semesters V & VI Economics (3 units) can be offered in combination with Political Science/History/Philosophy/Psychology or as Economics (6 Units/Entire).

The department intends to offer one paper each under Generic Elective Course (GEC) and Skill Enhancement Course (SEC)

Research Projects Undertaken: Completed: i) 01 (Major)

ii) Ongoing 01 (Minor) in collaboration with History Department

Forum: Economics Association which organises talks, workshops, seminars for the benefit of students.

DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISHYear of Establishment: 1986

Scope: English being an international language, its relevance and usefulness becomes indispensable both at the professional as well as at the personal levels in various fields of activity.

Faculty Member: 01

Ms. Jasmine Kurian Monteiro, M.A.(HOD) Email: [email protected]

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Courses Offered: English (compulsory paper) is offered from Semester I to IV.

Infrastructure/ Equipment/Laboratories: A Language Laboratory with audio-visual equipment inclusive of CDs and use of ICT for teaching and learning.

Forum: P.E.S. Book Club with approximately 150 books, fiction and non-fiction available for reference and reading.

NET/SET mentoring programmes for the aspirants from South Goa.

DEPARTMENT OF HINDIYear of Establishment: 1986.

Scope : Proficiency in spoken and written Hindi enables a student to pursue careers as teachers, translators, journalists, jobs in media organisations as well as Government and non - government organisations.

Faculty Members : 02

Shri. Sandeep S Lotlikar, M. A., M.Phil. (HOD) Email : [email protected] & [email protected]

Mrs. Uma J. Priolkar, M. A., M. Phil. Email: [email protected]

Courses offered:Hindi is offered at all three levels of the undergraduate course - Semester I to VI. Semester I to IV is under CBCS programme. At Semester I to IV the following courses are offered: Hindi as Major Indian Language (MIL); Generic Elective (GE) course; and Skill Enhancement Course (SEC). All the courses from Semester I to IV carry 04 credits. At Semester V and VI Hindi (3 units) can be offered in combination with Philosophy /Psychology /Marathi / History.

Co-curricular/ Extra-curricular Activities /Study Tours:

Various programmes on the occasion of Hindi Day and Hindi Week celebrations.

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DEPARTMENT OF HISTORYYear of Establishment: 1986

Scope: Careers in teaching, the Civil Services, Archives, archaeology, museums, libraries and the tourism industry.

Faculty members: 02 (Regular and Full time)

Dr. (Ms.) Varsha V. Kamat, M.A, Ph.D (H.O.D), Email : [email protected]

Dr. (Ms) Padmaja V. Kamat, M.A, Ph.D, Email : [email protected]

Courses offered:

History (Core) is offered at FY, SY under CBCS from Semester I to Semester IV. At Semester V and VI History 03 units is offered in combination with Economics/ Political Science/ Psychology/ Konkani/ Hindi/ Marathi. History Major or 06 units is offered at Semester V and VI.

Generic Course: Papers are offered at Semester I, II, III and IV

SEC (Skill Enhancement Course): Papers are offered at Semester III and IV

Research Projects undertaken: Completed 02 (Minor)

Infrastructure/ Equipment: A departmental library with around 100 books, 70 maps/charts and a collection of 50 laminated photos of eminent freedom fighters.

Forum: P.E.S Archives, the Departmental Subject Association with Executive council representing students called the Ashtapradhan Mandal organizes competitions, Quizzes, Guest lectures and presentations by eminent personalities and other such events.

Extra-Curricular Activities/ Study Tours/ Field Trips: Workshops, Seminars, guest lectures, certificate courses, study tours and field trips, inter-class competitions, quizzes, wall paper titled ‘Golden pages in History’ and Era, an inter-collegiate event based on History.

DEPARTMENT OF KONKANIYear of Establishment: 1986

Scope : Career in teaching, journalism, translation, anchoring, intra- lingual services and the like.

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Faculty Member: 01

Dr.Bhushan V. Bhave M.A. Ph.D. (HOD) Email: [email protected]

Courses Offered:

Konkani MIL is offered at Semester I and II

Konkani is offered at all three levels of the undergraduate course – From Semester I to IV, Konkani is offered as DSC,GE, CC-MIL, SEC. At Semester V and VI Konkani (6 units/entire) is offered or 3 units of Konkani is offered along with Philosophy/ Psychology/Marathi/History/Political Science.

Research Projects Undertaken : 01 (Minor) Ongoing : 01

Infrastructure/ Equipment/ Laboratory/Staffroom/Miscellaneous: Maps, charts, photographs, rare books, LCD projector etc.

Co-curricular/ Extra-curricular activities : State level event such as literary conventions,seminars, workshops, book publication, ceremonies etc. The Department collaborates with many Government and private institutions such as Goa Konkani Akademi, Directorate of Official Languages, Konkani Bhasha Mandal, etc. to organise various activities, programmes and projects.

DEPARTMENT OF MARATHIYear of Establishment: 1986

Scope : Knowledge of Marathi equips students to take up careers in teaching, journalism , translations , interpretation , anchoring , language expertise, jobs in media , Government and non – Government organizations and such other fields which requires proficiency in the language.

Faculty Members : 02

Dr. Vidya V. Prabhudessai, M. A. ( Marathi & Sanskrit ) , M.Phil., Ph. D. (HOD) Email: [email protected]

Mr. Deepak R. Chhatre , M. A. Email: [email protected]

Courses Offered :

Marathi (MIL) is offered only at B.Sc. Semester I and B. A. Semester II

Marathi is offered at all three levels of the undergraduate course

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--Semester I to Semester VI. At Semester V & VI Marathi ( 3 Units ) is offered in combination with Hindi/ Konkani/ History /Political Science or as Entire Marathi (Six Units)

Research Projects Undertaken : Completed : 02 (Minor)

Infrastructure / Equipment / Laboratories : Language Laboratory equipped with audio - visual equipment including CD’s.

Forum :

The Department has a conveted Literary Association and collaborated with Goa Marathi Academy. This Association titled ‘ PES Yuva Urja Marathi Vangmay Mandal’ was established on 7th July 2016.

Co –curricular/Extra – curricular Activities :

Participation in various literary and linguistic programmes including competitions, Sahitya Sammelan, Academic and Cultural Programmes organized by literary bodies like Sahitya Sevak Mandal, Panaji, Goa Marathi Academy, Gomant Vidya Niketan , Madgao, Marathi Bhasha Parishad Ponda ,Vachak Sallagar Samiti, Ponda -Goa.

DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHYYear of Establishment: 1986

Scope: Philosophy nurtures clear and logical thinking which is an asset in a wide variety of fields like law, computer programming, management consultancy, the civil services, UPSC, GPSC, journalism, social work, strategic planning, policy making, defense, banking , teaching, novel writing, criticism, drama, poetry and film-making.

Faculty members: 02

Dr. (Ms) Kamladevi Kunkolienker, M.A., Ph.D (HOD) Email: kaamakhya_ k @rediffmail.com

Dr. (Ms) Anjali Mohan Rao, M.A., Ph.D Email : [email protected]

Courses offered:

Philosophy is offered at all three levels of the undergraduate course— Semester I - Semester VI. From Semeter I to IV the department offers Generic Elective (GE) and Skill Enhancement Courses (SEC) in addition to the core courses. At Semester V and VI from Philosophy (3 units) is offered in combination with Psychology / Political Science / Hindi / Konkani / Economics.

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Infrastructure / Equipment / Laboratories / Staffroom / Miscellaneous:

LCD Projector and a departmental library with around 100 books.

Research Projects Undertaken: Completed : 03 (Minor)

Forum: ‘Manthan’ Association of Philosophy Students.

Co-curricular / Extra Curricular Activities / Study Tours / Field Trips: The department conducts guest lectures, audio-visual presentation (curricular and co-curricular), workshops (curricular, co-curricular and extracurricular), seminars as well as study tours under the auspices of ‘Manthan’.

DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCEYear of Establishment: 1986

Scope: Law, Civil Services (All India & Goa State), journalism, defense Services, teaching and research

Faculty Members: 02

Dr. Badruddin, M.A. (Sociology & Political Science) M.Phil & Ph.D (HOD)Email: [email protected]

Dr (Mrs) Aditi Rane, M.A., Ph.D.Email: [email protected]

Courses Offered: Political Science is offered at all the three levels of the undergraduate course - Semester I to VI. At Semester I and II of B.A. and B.Sc. of the CBCS Programme, the department offers Core, Discipline Specific (DSc) and Generic Elective (GE) courses. At Semester V and VI Political Science (3 units) is offered in combination with History, Economics, Philosophy, Konkani and Marathi or as Political Science 06 units entire.

Research Projects undertaken: Completed 02: (Minor)

Infrastructure/ Equipment/: LCD Projector

Co-Curricular/Extra Curricular Activities/Study Tours/Filed Trips:

Co-ordination and training of students for annual participation in students parliament competition and the All Goa Inter-Collegiate Political Science Festival, Currier and Counselling for aspirants to various competitive exams, seminars, guest lectures and inter-disciplinary certificate courses.

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DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGYYear of Establishment: 1987

Scope: Careers in teaching, social work, counseling and human resource management

Faculty Members: 01

Mrs. Priya U.Sabnis. M.A, M.Phil (HOD) Email: [email protected]

Psychology is offered at all three levels of the undergraduate course- Semester I to VI. The department offers Discipline Specific (DSc) as well as Generic Elective (GE) and Skill Enhancement Course (SEC) from Semester I to IV. At Semester V and VI Psychology (3 Units) is offered in combination with Philosophy/Economics/Konkani/Hindi/History.

Infrastructure/Equipment/Laboratories/Staffroom/Miscellaneous:

Laboratory with equipment to conduct practicum. Counseling room to facilitate interaction with students and to administer psychological tests

Forum: Counseling Cell and Subject Association “Manoshakti”

Co-Curricular/Extra curricular activities/study tours/field trips: Workshops, seminars, wallpaper ‘PSYNAPSE’, intercollegiate event ‘PSYCHOROCKS’ and the Counseling Cell deals with the psychological grievances of the students.

SCIENCE DEPARTMENT OF BOTANY

Year of Establishment: 1986

Scope: Career opportunities in research, forest services, industries and teaching as well as one can be a part of any reputed organization as plant explorer, conservationist, ecologist, environment consultant, farming consultant, nursery manager, land scape designer and plant pathologist.

Faculty Members: 06

Dr. (Ms.) Sima V. Kamat, M.Sc., Ph.D. Email: [email protected]

Ms. Ranjita U. Sawaiker, M.Sc., M.Phil. Email: [email protected]

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Ms. Bhagyashri L. Halarnkar, M.Sc., M.Phil. (HOD) Email: [email protected]

Ms. Lynette Fenandes, M.Sc., M.Phil. Email: [email protected]

Dr. (Ms.) Rupali Bhandari, M.Sc., Ph.D. Email: [email protected]

Dr. (Ms.) Jyoti D. Vaingankar, M.Sc., Ph.D. Email: [email protected]

Courses Offered:

Botany (Major) is offered from Semester I to IV in combination with Chemistry, Physics and Zoology. At semester V and VI Botany (Major) is offered as 6 units/entire paper.

Research Projects Undertaken: Completed: 06 (Minor) + 01 (Major)

Ongoing: 01 (Major)

Infrastructure/ Equipments / Laboratories / Staffroom / Miscellaneous: Two well equipped ( one major with the LCD projector and one Research) laboratories with equipments like laminar air flow, spectrophotometer, research microscopes (Camera attachment), BOD incubator, Autoclaves, pH meter, etc., botanical garden, departmental library, departmental Staffroom and different types of teaching aids.

Forum: Botany Colloquium.

Co-curricular/Extra curricular activities/ Study-tours / Field trips: The department organizes guest lectures, presentation, workshops, seminars, exhibitions and competitions under the auspices of Botany colloquium. The department also conducts visits to various research organizations, arboratum / gardens. Promotes and guides the students to participate in various competitions organized by different institutions.

DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRYYear of Establishment: - 1986

Scope: - The study of Chemistry provides opportunities to pursue careers in academics, research organisations and industries.

Faculty Members: 11

Dr. Srinivas D. Gokakkar, M.Sc. , Ph.D. Email: [email protected]

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Dr. Bhiva L. Malik, M.Sc. Ph.D. Email:[email protected] Dr. Vikas J. Pissurlekar, M.Sc., Ph.D. on lien Email: [email protected] Dr. Anita S. Tilve Manekar, M.Sc., Ph.D., Post doctorate, U.S.A. (HOD) Email : [email protected] Mrs. Anuradha B. Kanolkar, M.Sc., B.Ed., M.Phil. Email : [email protected] Shri. Virendra S. Dangui, M.Sc. Email :[email protected] Mrs. Brenda F. Dias Barreto, M.Sc., B.Ed., M.Phil. Email: [email protected]

Dr. (Ms) Harsha P. Uskaikar, M.Sc., B.Ed., Ph.D. Email: [email protected]

Dr. Kiran S. Naik, M.Sc., Ph.D., Post doctorate (U.S.A.) Email: [email protected]

Dr. Pritam S. Borkar Patil, M.Sc., Ph.D. Email: [email protected]

Mr. Atul A. Pole, M.Sc., SET Email: [email protected]

Courses Offered :

Chemistry (Major paper) is offered from semester I to IV in combination with Physics/ Mathematics/ Botany/Microbiology/Zoology/ Industrial Chemistry. At semester V and VI Chemistry (Major) 3 units is offered in combination with Industrial Chemistry, and also offered as 6 units, entire paper.

To provide an opportunity for higher education to the rural population of the surrounding areas, we also offer post-graduation in Organic Chemistry since 2015-16.

Research Projects undertaken : Completed 07 (Minor)

Infrastructure/Equipment/Laboratories/Staffroom/Miscellaneous: Upcoming two more well-equipped laboratories, equipments, separate staffroom.

Co-curricular / Extra-curricular activities: Lectures by visiting faculties of different Universities. Compulsory on job training of 60 days for industrial chemistry students. Participation in National as well as State level seminars.

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DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGYYear of Establishment: 2000

Scope: To provide quality education in both theoretical and applied concepts of Information Technology and create an awareness about increasing cyber crimes and cyber security with the increasing use of technology.

Faculty Member: 01

Dr. Mita N. Amonkar M.Sc, M.Phil, Ph.D (H.O.D.) Email: [email protected]

Courses Offered: Generic Elective paper for F.Y.B.A ( Semester I and Semester II), F.Y.BSc ( Semester I and Semester II ) and S.Y.B.A (Semester III and Semester IV ).Total credits for all the semesters ( 3 theory + 1 Practical = 4 credits).

Infrastructure/Equipment/Laboratories/Activities: Laboratory with 35 computers, network facility, internet connectivity equipped with LCD projector.

Co-curricular/Extra Curricular activities: Guest lectures for B.Sc/B.A, Certificate courses for B.Sc/B.A and Department releases annual wall paper titled ‘TECHKRITI’ which focuses on IT related concepts.

DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICSYear of Establishment: 1986Scope: In the field of teaching, research, application of Mathematics the field of quality control, management and software industry.

Faculty Member: 01

Dr. Kulkarni Milind N. M.Sc., Ph.D. (HOD) Email: [email protected]

Courses offered: Mathematics is offered from semester I to semester IV in combination with Physics/Chemistry/Industrial Chemistry. At semester V and semester VI Mathematics is offered in combination with Physics. From the academic year 2017-2018, entire Mathematics (6 Units) is offered to students of semester V and semester VI.

Research Projects undertaken: 01 (Minor) Completed.

Infrastructure/Equipment/Laboratory/Staffroom/Misc.: Well equipped mathematical laboratory to conduct practical.

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Courses offered: i) 6 Units of Mathematics ii) 3 Units of Mathematics with 3 Units of Physics

DEPARTMENT OF MICROBIOLOGYYear of Establishment: 1989.

Scope: Career prospects in various fields like pharmaceuticals, clinical genetics, forensic sciences, environmental and agricultural research, medical microbiology, biotechnology, marine biotechnology and nanotechnology.

Faculty Members: 04

Dr. (Ms.) Sunita R. Borkar, M.Sc., Ph.D. (HOD) Email: [email protected]

Dr. (Ms.) Carolina F.E. Fernandes, M.Sc., Ph.D. Email: [email protected]

Dr. (Ms.) Flory Pereira, M.Sc., B.Ed., Ph.D. Email:[email protected]

Dr. (Ms.) Rasika Gaokar, M.Sc., Ph.D. Email: [email protected]

Courses Offered:

Microbiology is offered from Semester I to IV in combination with Chemistry and Zoology.

Generic Elective Courses (GEC) is offered for Semester I and II for the subject combinations other than Microbiology (04 theory credits).

Skill Enhancement Courses (SEC) offered at Semester III and IV for the students of CMZ.

At Semester V and VI, Microbiology (Major) 6 Units entire is offered.

Research projects undertaken: Completed 01 (Major), 4 (Minor) Ongoing (02)

Infrastructure/Equipment/Laboratories/Staff room/Miscellaneous:

The Department possesses equipments like laminar air flow, autoclaves, hot air ovens, incubators, research centrifuges, electrophoretic units, filter assemblies, UV- Vis spectrophotometer, research microscopes, distillation unit etc.

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Forum: Microtech Cell

Co-Curricular/Extra-curricular activities/Study–tours/Field trips: Lectures, workshops, seminars, inter collegiate competitions, short term certificate courses and industrial study tours are organized under the auspices of Microtech Cell.

DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICSYear of Establishment: 1986

Scope: Proficiency in the subject enables the student to pursue a career in academics, Research Labs, as well as industries both in India and abroad. Students can also take up the higher studies in MCA/ M.Sc Electronics/ M.Sc. Instrumentation/ M.Sc Astronomy and Astrophysics/ M.Sc Ocean Sciences/PGDCA

Faculty Members: 03

Dr. Girish V.S. Kundaikar , M.Sc.M. Phil., Ph.D. Email: [email protected] Dr. Satish H.P. Keluskar, M.Sc.M. Phil., Ph.D. Email: [email protected]

Ms. Mandakini G.S. Kundaikar , M.Sc.M. Phil. (HOD) Email: [email protected]

Courses offered:

As per the CBCS system Physics is offered from Semester I to IV in combination with Chemistry, Mathematics and Botany.

Generic Elective Courses (GE) are offered for Semester I & II for the subject combinations other than Physics.

Skill Enhancement Courses (SEC) are also offered at B.Sc. Semester III & IV for the students of PCM/PCB combination.

For Semester V & VI, Physics (6 units) OR Physics (3 units) in combination with Mathematics (3 units) is offered.

Research Projects Undertaken: Completed: 01 Ongoing: 02

Infrastructure/Equipment/Laboratories/Staffroom/Miscellaneous:

Laboratory and equipment like Laser sources, Michelsons Interferometer, Polarimeter, Optical Bench, Spectrometer, C.R.O., Function Generator,

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Power Supply, Frank Hertz Experiment, e/m by Thomson Method, Dimmer stat, Microwave, Electrical Hot plate, Magnetometer, LVDT, Digital IC kit in addition to LCD Projector, Charts and models, Carbolite furnace (1300oC).

Forum: Physics Cluster

Co-curricular/Extra- Curricular activities/Study-tours/Field trips: Physics Dept. has association “Physics Cluster” under which different activities are organized such as national conferences, exhibitions on research projects, state level exhibitions for higher secondary students, lectures, seminars workshop, field trips to research laboratories and industries. Students also participate in seminars and conferences organized by various scientific institutions.

DEPARTMENT OF ZOOLOGYYear of Establishment: 1986

Scope: Career opportunities in fields like fisheries, dairy technology and farming, biotechnology, genetics, environmental study, biosciences, bioinformatics, biodiversity, anatomy, biochemistry, entomology, life sciences besides PGDMLT and other Paramedical courses.

Faculty Members: 07

Dr. Anantkumar V. Deshpande, M.Sc. Ph.D. Email: [email protected]

Dr. Subhash H. Bhosale, M.Sc. Ph.D. (H.O.D.) Email: [email protected]

Shri. Gurunath P. P. Khanolkar, M.Sc. Email: [email protected]

Ms. Deepa C. Fernandes, M.Sc. M. Phil. Email: [email protected]

Ms. Teja A. Gramopadhye, M. Sc. M. Phil. Email: [email protected]

Dr. Deeparani K. Prabhu, M. Sc. Ph. D. Email: [email protected] Ms. Vishwal B. Sinai Kunkolienkar, M.Sc. B.Ed. Email: [email protected]

Courses Offered:

Zoology is offered from Semester I to IV in combination with Botany, Chemistry and Microbiology. Generic Electives and Skill Enhancement

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Courses are also offered at B.Sc. Semester I, Semester II, and Semester III, Semester IV respectively. At Semester V and VI, Zoology (Major) 6 Units/ Entire is offered.

Research Projects Undertaken: Completed: 1 (Major) + 7 (Minor).

Infrastructure / Equipment / laboratories / Staffroom / Miscellaneous: 02 major well equipped laboratories and 01 Animal Biotechnology Laboratory, an Animal Museum, a departmental library and departmental staff room.

Forum: Zoology Study Forum.

Co-curricular / Extra-curricular activities / Study-tours / Field trips: Talks, presentations, workshops, seminars and short term certificate course are conducted under the auspices of Zoology Study Forum. The department also conducts field – based activities under the auspices of ZSF.

DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL EDUCATIONDate of Establishment: 1986Faculty: 01Physical Education Director: Shri. Dinkar M. Desai, M.A. M.P.Ed.Scope: For the all round development of students both physical as well as mental growth is necessary.

Infrastructure and Facilities: Full-fledged Gymkhana and a playground with facilities for both indoor and outdoor games as well as field events and body building; football ground; 02 badmintion courts; Judo mats; T.T. tables; Multiple gym; and Volleyball court.

Activities: Inter-Class Tournaments like Badmiton, Table Tennis, Kabaddi, Chess, Kho-Kho, Volleyball, Football, Cricket, Weight Lifting, Power Lifting, Body Building, Judo, Taekwondo, Athletics, Swimming, Tennikoit (Men and Women) organised and participated in various events at the Inter-Collegiate Goa University, State and National levels.

Laurels: Many laurels have been procured by students in a variety of events at various levels.

LIBRARYDate of Establishment: 1986Faculty : 01Librarian : Shri. Milind Bhanudas GaunsLibrary collection

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Books : 23462Journals/Magazines : 46Newspapers : 10 (5 National and 5 Local)Working Hours : 8.30 am to 4.30 p.m. on all working days.

Infrastructure/ Equipment/Facilities: Library building equipped with spacious reading room for students and a separate reading room for staff members. The Library is partially automated and has been using NEWGENLIB Library Management Software to automate all its housekeeping activities.

Library website link:

From the library website one can access electronic resources and download question papers for the last five years. Following is the library website link.

(http://librarypesponda.wordpress.com)or scan below QR code

NLIST Programme:

Library has subscription to NLIST Programme where students can access E-resources which include (6,000 + e-journals and 31, 35,000+ e-books).

All the students are compulsorily required to register for the facility of NLIST e-resources or can contact the librarian for User id and Password.

Requirements to get login Id for NLIST e-resources1. Name of the student 2. E-mail : (Only Gmail account email ID) 3. Contact Number and4. Department

Details can be mailed to [email protected]

SEMINAR HALLAn AC seminar hall with a seating capacity of 75 people with audio - visual facilities.

SWAMI VIVEKANAND HALLAn AC auditorium with a seating capacity of 300 students with audio - visual facilities.

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COURSES OF STUDY IN THE ARTS FACULTYCore Course Under CBCS

CreditsB.A. Semester-I English/MIL (Konkani, Marathi, Hindi) 04B.A. Semester-II AECC - Environmental Studies 04Generic Elective Course (GEC) B.A. Semester - I and II 04

I and II Semester Subject Combinations 1. Economics / History / Political Science 2. Psychology / Economics / Philosophy 3. Philosophy / Economics / Political Science 4. Konkani / Psychology / History 5. Political Science / Konkani / Marathi 6. Philosophy / Hindi / Konkani 7. Hindi / Marathi / Psychology 8. Marathi / Hindi / History

Semester III and IV i. Generic Elective Course (GEC) 04 credits ii. Skill Enhancement Course (SEC) 04 credits

Core Course a. English/MIL (Konkani, Marathi, Hindi) 04 credits b. Same subject combinations as in Semester I and II will continue 24 credits

V and VI Semester (T.Y.B.A.)In all there will be six Papers of 100 marks each for each Semester and a Project Paper of 100 marks. Project Paper is to be completed in both Semester V and Semester VI.

Students are required to offer any combination of subjects given below. Each subject will have three papers.

The following Subject Combinations are available : - (3 Units)

i. Economics and Political Science xi. Marathi and Hindi ii. Economics and History xii. Marathi and Konkani iii. Philosophy and Political Science xiii. History and Hindi

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iv. Philosophy and Psychology xiv. History and Konkani v. Philosophy and Hindi xv. History and Political Science vi. Philosophy and Konkani xvi. Economics and Philosophy vii. Economics and Psychology xvii. History and Marathi viii. Psychology and Hindi xviii. Political Science and Konkani ix. History and Psychology xix. Political Science and Marathi x. Psychology and Konkani

The following subjects are available with 6 Units (Entire)

i. Political Science iii. Economics v. History ii. Marathi iv. Konkani NOTE :1. The above subject combinations for T.Y.B.A. will be offered subject

to a minimum number of students and / or availability of class rooms as per the time table.

2. The Principal’s decision in this matter will be final and binding. The Principal reserves the right to add / delete subject combinations.

3. Students can opt for a Project Paper in either of the subjects offered at Semester V and VI.

COURSES OF STUDY - ARTS FACULTYCompulsory Paper

1. EnglishSemester I

Paper Code Nomenclature Credits

ENA 101 Advanced Communicative English 1.1 6-0-0(L-T-P)

6

Semester IIENA 102 Advanced Communicative English

1.2 6-0-0(L-T-P)6

B.A./B.Sc. Ability Enhancement Course CompulsoryEnglish/MIL 4-0-0

4

Semester III & IVENA 103 Advanced Communicative English

2.1 4-0-0(L-T-P)4

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1. EnglishENA 104 Advanced Communicative English

2.2 4-0-0(L-T-P)4

BA/BSc GE (Generic Elective) {awaiting AC approval) 4-0-0 (L-T-P)

4

B.A. /B.Sc. Skill Based Papers (2) {awaiting AC approval)4-0-0 (L-T-P)

4

2. Optional Language (Any one) a) Hindi b) Konkani c) Marathi

Major Subject Papers (Elective subjects)a) EconomicsSemester IPaper Code Nomenclature Credits

ECC101 Microeconomics –I 4Semester II

ECC102 Microeconomics –II 4Semester III

ECC103 Macroeconomics –I 4Semester IV

ECC104 Macroeconomics –II 4b) Generic Elective Courses (GE)Semester I to Semester IV (CBCS)

ECG101 Entrepreneurship Development-I 4ECG102 Entrepreneurship Development-II 4ECG103 Demography and Population Studies-I 4ECG104 Demography and Population Studies-II 4

c) Skill Enhancement Courses (SEC)Semester III & Semester IV (CBCS)

ECS101 Data Analysis-I 4ECS102 Data Analysis-II 4ECS103 Financial Economics-I 4ECS104 Financial Economics-II 4

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Old CourseSemester V Paper-V Contemporary Indian Economy –I(3 units) Paper-VII International Trade and Finance – I Paper-IX Public Finance –ISemester VI Paper-VI Contemporary Indian Economy –II(3 units) Paper-VIII International Trade and Finance – II Paper-X Public Finance –IISemester V Paper-XI Environmental Economics-I(6 units) Paper-XIII Growth and Development-I Paper-XXI Labour Welfare & Industrial Relations-ISemester VI Paper-XII Environmental Economics-II(6 units) Paper-XIV Growth and Development-II Paper-XXII Labour Welfare & Industrial Relations-II

b) HindiSemester IPaper Code Nomenclature Credits

HNC101 Madhyakaleen evam Adhunik Hindi Kavya tatha Vyakaran

4

HNA101 Sampreshan Kaushal 4HNG101 Jansanchar Madhyam :Mudrit Madhyam 4

Semester IIHNC102 Adhunik Hindi Katha Sahitya evam

Vyakaran4

HNA101 Sampreshan Kaushal 4HNG102 Jansanchar Madhyam : Electronic Media 4

Semester IIIHNC103 Hindi Sahitya ka Aadikal evam Madhya

Kaal: Parichayatmak Adhyayan4

HGC101 Adhunik Hindi Gadya ki Itar Vidhayein 4HNG103 Hindi sahitya ki vividha vidhayein 4HNS101 Sambhashan Kala 4

Semester IVHNC104 Adhunik Hindi Gadya Sahitya:

Parichayatmak Adhyayan (from 1850 to 1960)

4

HGC102 Adhunik Hindi Padya 4HNG104 Sahitya aur Hindi Cinema 4HNS102 Samachar Sankalan aur Lekhan 4

Paper code and Nomenclature awaiting AC approval

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Semester V Paper HNE 5 Hindi Sahitya Adikal evam Bhaktikall Paper HNE 6 Adhunik Hindi Kavya Paper HNE 7 Nibandh evam Janasanchar Madhyam LekhanSemester VI Paper HNE 11 Hindi Sahitya – Ritikal Paper HNE 12 Adhunik Hindi Kavya Paper HNE 13 Nibandh evam Janasanchar Madhyam Lekhan.

c) HistorySemester IPaper Code Nomenclature Credits

HSC 101 History of Goa (From Earliest Times upto 1961)

4

Semester IIHSC 102 History of India (From Earliest Times upto

8th Century CE)4

Semester IIIHSC 103 History of Medieval India (9th to 18th

Centuries)4

Semester IVHSC 104 Social Formations and Cultural Patterns of

the Medieval World4

Generic Elective CoursesHSG 101 Goan Heritage 4HSG 102 Indian Culture and Heritage 4HSG 103 History of Human Civilisation 4HSG 104 History of World Religions 4HSG 105 History of Western Art and Culture 4HSG 106 Goa Since Liberation (1961-2012) 4

Skill Enhancement CoursesHSS 101 Introduction to Archaeology 4HSS 102 Introduction to Museology 4HSS 103 Feature Writing in History 4HSS 104 Introduction to Research Skills in History 4HSS 105 Heritage Tourism: Theory and Practice 4

Semester V Paper V History of the Mughals(3 Units) Paper VI Indian National Movement upto 1905 Paper VII World Revolutions

Semester VI Paper VIII History of Marathas

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(3 Units) Paper IX Towards Freedom (1905-1945) Paper X History of Modern Europe (1815-1945)Semester V Paper XI Ancient Civillisations: Egypt, China, Greece and Rome(6 Units) (Earliest Times to 500 AD) Paper XII Goa since Liberation Paper XIII History of Modern Japan (1850-1963)

Semester VI Paper XIV History of U. S. A. (1861-1963)(6 Units) Paper XV India since Independence Paper XVI History of Modern China (1839–1976)

d) KonkaniSemester I and IIPaper Code Nomenclature CreditsMIL (AESC) KOA-001

Moukhik Konkani :Bhashik Kaushalyanchem Adhyan

4

Semester IDSC

KOD – 001Katha Sahitya :Siddhant Aani Aswadan 4

Semester II DSC

KOD – 002Konkani Katha: Aswadan Aani Nirmiti Abhyas

4

Semester IGE

KOG- 001Vevharantli Konkani Bhaas 4

Semester IIGE

KOG – 002Sampark Madhyamachi Konkani Bhaas 4

Semester IIICC-MIL

KOC- 001Konkani Ekanki : Siddhant Aani Aswadaan

4

Semester IVCC- MIL

KOC – 002Konkani Rangamachi : Tiatr 4

Semester IIIDSC

KOD – 003Konkani Kavita : Siddhant Aani Rasaswadan

4

Semester IVDSC

KOD – 004Konkani Rangamachi Natak 4

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d) KonkaniSemester III

GE KOG – 003

Vinodi Sahityacho Abhyas 4

Semester IVGE

KOG – 004Goemchem Loksanskrutik Daij 4

Semester IIISEC

KOS -001Film Aswadan 4

Semester IVSEC

KOS -002Film Nirmiti Parichay 4

Semester V & VI 1. Vevharik Konkani(3 Unit) : 2. Kadambari Ek Sahitya Prakar 3. Konkani Bhaas Aani Sahityacho ItihaasSemester V &VI 1. Vevharik Konkani(6 Unit) : 2. Kadambari Ek Sahitya Prakar 3. Konkani Bhaas Aani Sahityacho Itihaas 4. Bhaashastra Aani Vyakaran Abhyas 5. Bhartitya Kavyashasta Aani Sahitik Samiksha 6. Konkani Natyaprakaracho Abhyas (Natak Aani Tiatr)

e) MarathiSemester I and IIPaper Code Nomenclature Credits1) DSC 1 C & DSC 1D

Core Course 4

MRD SC—IMRD SC—II2) Ability Enhancement Compulsory Course (AECC)3) Generic Elective (GE)4) Skill Enhancement Course (SEC)B.A. Semester I and II1) DSC 1A & DSC 1B

Marathi Paper Course Core 4

MRD SC—IMRD SC—II

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e) Marathi2) Ability Enhancement Compulsory Course (AECC)3) Communication (MIL) - B.Sc. Semester I and B.A. Semester II4) Generic Elective (GE)B.A. Semester III & IV1) DSC 1 C & DSC 1D

Core Course 4

MRD SC—IMRD SC—II2) Ability Enhancement Compulsory Course (AECC)3) Generic Elective (GE)4) Skill Enhancement Course (SEC)

Semester V Paper V Marathi Vangmayacha Itihas – Prarambha te(3 Units) 1650 Paper VI Kavya Shastra ani Sahitya Samiksha; Paper VII Prasarmadhyamasathi LekhankaushalyaSemester V Paper VIII Bhashashastra(6 Units) Paper IX Marathi Vangmayachi Sanskrtik Parshvabhumi Paper X Adhunik Marathi Sahityaprakar - Pravrtti ani PravahaSemester VI Paper XI Marathi Vangmayacha Itihas(3 Units) 1650 to 1818 Paper XII Rasasiddhanta ani Sahitya Samiksha Paper XIII Prasaramadhyamsathichi Lekhan KaushalyeSemester VI Paper XIV Marathi Vyakaran(6 Units) Paper XV Gomantakiya Marathi Vangmayachi Sanksrtik Parshvabhumi Paper XVI Adhunik Marathi Sahitya Prakar

f) PhilosophySemester IPaper Code Nomenclature Credits

PIC 101 DSC I A Moral Philosophy I 4PIG 101 G.E. I, Environmental Ethics - I 4

Semester IIPIC 102 DSC I B Moral Philosophy II 4PIG 102 G.E. II, Environmental Ethics - II 4

Semester IIIPIC 103 DSC I C World Religions: Concepts and

Practices - I 4

PIG 103 G.E. III, Philosophy of Values I 4

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f) PhilosophyPIS 101 SEC I Practical Reasoning - I 4

Semester IVPIC 104 DSC I D World Religions: Concepts and

Practices - II 4

PIG 104 G.E. IV, Philosophy of Values II 4PIS 102 SEC II Practical Reasoning - II 4

Semester V and VI (Three Units) Paper III – History of Western Philosophy Paper IV – History of Indian Philosophy Paper V – Philosophy of Religion

g) Political ScienceB.A. Semester IPaper Code Nomenclature Credits

PSCC 1A Introduction to Political Theory (DSC1A) 4B.A. Semester II

PSCC1B Politics and Political Ideas (DSC1B) 4B.A. Semester III and IV

PSCC 2A Indian Constitution (DSC2A) 4Constitutional & Social Issues-(DSC-2B) 4

Generic Elective Courses GE-2A: M K Gandhi’s Social Thought GE-1B: Contemporary Global Affairs GE-2A: M.K. Gandhi’s Social Thought GE-2B: M.K. Gandhi’s Political and Economic Thought GE-3A : Introduction to Human Rights GE-4A : Understanding Gender and Power Politics GE-4B: Women’s Movement and Empowerment

Skill Enhancement Course (SEC) PS SEC 1: Democracy and Legal Literacy PS SEC 2: Introduction to Political Reporting PS SEC 3: Public Opining and Survey Research PS SEC 4: Leadership Skill in Politics

Political ScienceB.Sc. Semester I and IISemester I : GE 1A : Contemporary Issues in IndiaSemester II : GE- 1B : Contemporary Global Affairs – WorldProfessional Courses to be started (Inter Disciplinary) in next Academic Session

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u Certificate Course in Secretarial Practiceu Certificate Course in Journalism

Political Science (3 Units)Semester V PS 5 Public Administration PS 6 International Relations PS 7 Western Political Thinkers (Plato to Locke)Semester VI PS 8 Indian Administration PS 9 India’s Foreign Policy PS 10 Western Political Thinkers (Rousseau to Marx)

Political Science (6 Units)Semester V PS 11 Indian Political Thinkers (Kautilya to Vivekananda) PS 12 Government and Politics of Goa (Union Territory Phase: 1961-1987) PS 13 Comparative Government (Govt. of U.K., U.S.A., France and Russia)Semester VI PS 14 Indian Political Thinkers (Gandhi to Lohia) PS 15 Government and Politics of Goa : Post Statehood. PS 16 Comparative Politics (Govt. of U.K., U.S.A., China, Switzerland, France and Russia)

g) PsychologySemester IPaper Code Nomenclature Credits

PSC 101 Fundamentals of Psychology-I 3T + 1PPSG 101 Child Psychology 4

Semester IIPSC 102 Fundamentals of Psychology-II 3T + 1PPSG 102 Psychology Of Adolescence 4

Semester IIIPSC 103 Social Psychology I 3T + 1PSG 103 Psychology of Gender and Identity 4PSS 101 Stress Management 4

Semester IVPSC 104 Social Psychology II 3T + 1PPSG 104 Psychology and Media 4PSS102 Psychology and Life Adjustment 4

*T indicates Theory & P indicates PracticalsSemester V Paper - V Statistics Paper -VI Health Psychology Paper- VII Abnormal Psychology-ISemester VI Paper- X Criminal Psychology Paper- XIII Organizational Behavior Paper- XIV Abnormal Psychology-II

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COURSES OF STUDY IN THE SCIENCE FACULTYSemester I and II

CreditsB.Sc. Semester-I AECC - Environmental Studies 04B.Sc. Semester-II English/MIL (Konkani, Marathi, Hindi) 04Generic Elective Course (GEC) B.Sc. Semester - I and II 04

I and II Semester Subject CombinationsThe following subject combinations are allowed in Major Subject Category :(Students can offer any one of the following subject combinations.)Physics - Chemistry – MathematicsPhysics - Chemistry – BotanyMicrobiology - Chemistry – ZoologyChemistry - Ind. Chemistry – MathematicsChemistry - Botany – Zoology

Semester III and IV i. Skill Enhancement Course (SEC) 04 credits

Core Course b. Same subject combinations as in Semester I and II will continue 24 credits

V and VI Semester (T.Y.B.Sc.)

Semester V and VI (T.Y. B.Sc.)The Following subject combinations are offered :’

6 Units of 1 subject (Entire) 1) Chemistry 2) Botany 3) Zoology 4) Microbiology 5) Physics

3 Units of 2 Subjects 1) Physics – Mathematics 2) Chemistry – Industrial Chemistry

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COURSES OF STUDY - SCIENCE FACULTYa) BOTANY

B.Sc. with BOTANY (General)Semester I


BOC – 101 Biodiversity I (Microbes, Algae, Fungi and Bryophytes)

4T+ 2P

Semester IIBOC – 102 Biodiversity II (Vascular Plants) 4T+ 2PSemester IIIBOC – 103 Plant Anatomy and Embryology 4T+ 2PSemester IVBOC – 104 Plant Physiology 4T+ 2P

Botany Generic Elective (BOG) courses offered for the subject combination other than Botany

Semester IBOG – 101 Environmental Biotechnology 4TSemester IIBOG – 102 Coastal and Mangrove Ecology 4T

Skill Enhancement courses offered at B.Sc. Semester III and IV for the students of PCB / CBZ combination having 3 theory credits and 1 practical credit.

BOS 101 Floriculture 3T+1PBOS 102 Herbal technology 3T+ 1P

Botany (Six units)Semester V Paper IX: Systematics of Angiosperms Paper X: Genetics and Plant Breeding Paper XI: Plant Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Paper XII: Plant Biotechnology and Genetic Engineering Botany Project (Practicals – IX, X, XI, XII)

Semester VI: Paper XIII: Plant Anatomy and Developmental Biology of Flowering Plants.

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Paper XIV: Genetics, Plant Breeding and Statistical Methods Paper XV: Microbiology and Plant Pathology Paper XVI: Economic and Applied Botany Botany Project (Practicals –XIII, XIV, XV, XVI) *T indicates Theory & P indicates Practicals

b) CHEMISTRYB.Sc. with ChemistrySemester I


DSC -2A (CHC101)

Section A: Inorganic Chemistry ISection B: Organic Chemistry I

2T + 1P2T + 1P

Semester IIDSC – 2B (CHC102)

Section A: Physical Chemistry ISection B: Organic Chemistry II

2T + 1P2T + 1P

Semester IIIDSC -2C (CHC103)

Section A: Physical Chemistry IISection B: Organic Chemistry III

2T + 1P2T + 1P

Semester IVDSC -2D (CHC104)

Section A: Physical Chemistry IIISection B: Inorganic Chemistry II

2T + 1P2T + 1P

Industrial ChemistrySemester I

CHC151 Section A: Inorganic and Organic ChemistrySection B: Material Balance and utilities

2T + 1P2T + 1P

Semester IICHC152 Section A: Metallurgy and Surface Chemistry

Section B: Energy balance and Industrial Operations

2T + 1P

2T + 1PSemester III

CHC153 Section A: Material ScienceSection B: Chemical Unit processes

2T + 1P2T + 1P

Semester IVCHC154 Section A: Material Science

Section B: Chemical Unit processes and instrumentation

2T + 1P2T + 1P

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Generic Elective Courses (GE) offered for Semester I & II having 4 Theory credits.

Semester – ICHG101: Section A: Inorganic Chemistry I Section B: Organic Chemistry I CHG103: Basic Chemistry and Indian Scientists

Semester – IICHG102: Section A: Physical Chemistry I Section B: Organic Chemistry II CHG104: Chemistry in daily life

Skill Enhancement Courses (SEC) offered at B.Sc. Semester III & IV having 3 theory credits and 1 practical credit.

Semester – IIICHS101: Natural Resources and Analysis CHS106: Pharmaceutical Chemistry and Intellectual Property Rights

Semester – IVCHS102: Chemistry of Cosmetics and Perfumes CHS107: Advances in Energy Technology

Semester V (Six units)Paper -I : Physical ChemistryPaper -II : Inorganic ChemistryPaper -III : Organic ChemistryPaper -IV : Analytical /Pharmaceutical ChemistryPracticals : (Organic, Inorganic, Physical, Analytical/ Pharmaceutical Chemistry)

Semester VI (Six units)Paper -I : Physical ChemistryPaper -II : Inorganic ChemistryPaper -III : Organic ChemistryPaper -V : Analytical /Pharmaceutical ChemistryPracticals : (Organic, Inorganic, Physical, Analytical/Pharmaceutical Chemistry)Project work : Chemistry Project

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Semester V (Three- units)Paper - I : Physical chemistry & Inorganic ChemistryPaper -II : Organic chemistry & Inorganic ChemistryPracticals : (Organic, Inorganic & Physical Chemistry)

Semester VI (Three- units)Paper - I : Physical chemistry & Inorganic ChemistryPaper -II : Organic chemistry & Inorganic ChemistryPracticals : (Organic, Inorganic, & Physical chemistry)Project work : Chemistry Project

Industrial Chemistry Semester – V IC -301: Industrial Chemistry paper I IC -303: Indusrial Chemistry paper IIPracticals: Industrial Chemistry-Preparations Semester – VI IC -302: Industrial Chemistry paper I IC -304: Industrial Chemistry paper IIPracticals : Industrial Chemistry-preparations

T-indicates Theory & P- Practicals

c) MATHEMATICSB.Sc. with MathematicsSemester I


DSC 1A Calculus of one variable and Numerical Methods

4T+2P

Semester IIDSC 1B Matrices and Linear Algebra 4T+2P

NOTE: Paper DSC 1A and DSC 1B will have Practical.Semester III

DSC 1C Ordinary Differential Equations and Discrete Mathematics

4T+2P

Semester IVDSC 1D Analysis and Operation Research 4T+2P

NOTE: Paper DSC 1C and DSC 1D will have practicals.

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B.Sc. with MathematicsSemester III

SEC 1 Statistical Methods Generic Courses for Non Mathematics Students

4T+2P

Semester IIIGE-3 Mathematics for Competitive Examination–I 4T+2P

Semester IVSEC 2 Analytical Geometry 4T+2P

Generic Courses for Non Mathematics StudentsGE-4 Mathematics for Competitive Examination–II 4T+2P


Semester V Paper 501 : Analysis I (3 Units) Paper 502 : Algebra Paper 503 : Analysis IISemester VI Paper 601 : Linear Algebra(3 Units) Paper 602 : Metric Spaces Paper 603 : Complex Analysis

Mathematics Entire 6 UnitsSemester – V Paper 501 : Analysis I Paper 502 : Algebra Paper 503 : Analysis II Paper 504 : Vector Calculus Paper 505 : Number Theory Paper 506 : Operations Research I

Semester – VI Paper 601 : Linear Algebra Paper 602 : Metric Spaces Paper 603 : Complex Analysis Paper 604 : Analysis III Paper 605 : Differential Equations II Paper 606 :Operation Research II

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d. MICROBIOLOGYB.Sc. with MicrobiologySemester I


MIC GC 1 Microbiology and Biochemistry I 4T+2P**MIC GE-1 Introduction and Scope of Microbiology* 4TSemester IIMIC GC 2 Microbiology and Biochemistry II 4T+2P

**MIC GE-2 Industrial and Food Microbiology* 4TSemester IIIMIC GC -3 Environmental Microbiology 4T+2P

***MIC SEC-1

Food and Dairy Microbiology (for students of CMZ combination)

3T+1P

Semester IVMIC GC -4 Molecular Biology 4T+2P

***MIC SEC-2

Instrumentation and Biotechniques (for students of CMZ combination)

3T+1P

T-indicates Theory & P- Practicals* For subject combinations other than Microbiology** indicates Generic Elective Course *** indicates Skill Enhancement Course

Semester V 301 : Environmental Microbiology 302 : Medical Microbiology 303 : Practical (301 + 302) 304 : Molecular Biology 305 : Industrial Microbiology 306 : Practical (304 + 305)

Semester VI 307 : Ecology and Agricultural Microbiology 308 : Chemotherapy and Immunology 309 : Practical (307 + 308) 310 : Genetic Engineering 311 : Food Microbiology 312 : Practical (310 + 311)

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e. PHYSICS

B.Sc. with PhysicsSemester I


PYC101 Section 1: Mathematical methods & Mechanics

Section 2: Electrical circuits Theory

2T+1P2T+1P

Semester IIPYC102 Section 1: Heat and Thermodynamics

Section 2: Properties of Matter & Acoustics2T+1P2T+1P

Semester IIIPYC103 Section 1: Waves and Oscillation

Section 2: Electronics2T+1P2T+1P

Semester IVPYC104 Section 1: Optics

Section 2: Modern Physics2T+1P2T+1P


Generic Electives Courses (GE) offered for Semester I & II for the subject combinations other than Physics having 4 Theory Credits.

PYG101 Basic PhysicsPYG102 Optics And InstrumentationPYG103 Acoustics And Noise ControlPYG104 Biophysics And Biomedical Instrumentation

Skill Enhancement Courses (SEC) offered at B.Sc. Semester III & IV for the students of PCM/PCB combination having 3 Theory Credits and 1 Practical Credit. PYS101 Network AnalysisPYS102 Computational Physics using FortranPYS103 Computational Physics using CPYS104 Documentation And VisualizationPYS105 Electrical And Electronic InstrumentationPYS106 Microprocessor Architecture And ProgrammingPYS107 Microcontroller Architecture And ProgrammingPYS108 Photography

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Semester VPaper 1 : ElectronicsPaper 2 : Wave Mechanics*Paper 3 : Nuclear PhysicsPaper 4 : Electromagnetic Theory*Paper 5 : Practical I (Section 1 and 2)Paper 6 : Practical II* (Section 1 and 2) Project Work

Semester VIPaper 1 : Solid State Devices and InstrumentationPaper 2 : Atomic and Molecular Physics*Paper 3 : Thermodynamics and Statistical MechanicsPaper 4 : Electromagnetic Theory II and Relativity*Paper 5 : Practical I (Paper 1+2) (Section 1 and 2)Paper 6 : Practical II* (Paper 3+4) (Section 1 and 2) Project Work

*Indicates paper and practical for three units B.Sc. degree course students T-indicates Theory & P- Practicals

f. ZOOLOGY

B.Sc. with ZOOLOGYSemester I


ZOCG 1 Diversity of Non-chordates and Cell Biology

04T+02P

Semester IIZOCG 2 Diversity of Chordates and Genetics 04T+02 P

Semester IIIZOCG 3 Anatomy of Animal Body systems 04T+02P

Semester IVZOCG 4 Animal Physiology and Biochemistry 04T+02P

Generic Elective Courses (GE)Semester IZOGE 1 Food, Nutrition and Health 04 T

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B.Sc. with ZOOLOGYSemester IIZOGE 2 Animal Behaviour 04 TSkill Enhancement Courses (SEC)Semester IIIZOSE 1 Aquarium Fish keeping 03T+01PSemester IVZOSE 2 Wildlife and Eco-tourism 03T+01P

* T – Theory; P- Practicals

Semester V : ZP:09 : Comparative Anatomy of Vertebrates ZP:10 : Human Physiology and Biochemistry ZP:11 : Applied Genetics and Evolution ZP:12 : Fundamentals of Animal Biotechnology ZLC:01 : Practicals : a. Comparative Anatomy of Vertebrates b. Human Physiology and Biochemistry ZLC:02 : Practicals : a. Applied Genetics and Evolution b. Fundamentals of Animal Biotechnology Project Work **

Semester VI : ZP:13 : Developmental Biology ZP:14 : Endocrinology ZP:15 : Environmental Biology and Toxicology ZP:16 : Animal Biotechnology Applications ZLC:03 : Practicals : a. Developmental Biology b. Endocrinology ZLC:04 : Practicals : a. Environmental Biology and Toxicology b. Animal Biotechnology Applications Project Work **

** Project Work begins in the Semester V and completed project is assessed at the end of Semester VI.

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ADMISSION PROCEDURE 1. Admissions are given on merit basis.

2. Reservation of seats are as per Goa Government rules.

3. The application form alongwith the Handbook and Calender can be purchased from the College Office between 10.00 a.m. to 12.30 p.m. on all working days. The last date for submitting the application along with other documents and fees is as prescribed by Goa University.

4. Students who are already studying in the College should apply for admissions to the higher class immediately after the results of the lower class are declared or as notified. The Principal reserves the right to refuse admission to a student whose pastacademic record or conduct was considered unsatisfactory.

5. Students should contact the College office with the admission form duly completed. Students will also have to declare in the admission form if they have registered themselves at any other institution. Incomplete applications will not be considered.

6. No admission shall be regarded as duly granted, unless it is granted by the authority of the Principal, the necessary fees are paid and the admission is approved by Goa University.

7. Students coming from Examination Boards other than H.S.S.C. Examination of Goa Board/Government must get an ‘Eligibility Certificate’ from the Registrar, Goa University, before their case for admission to this College can be considered. A Student producing a ‘Provisional Certificate of Eligibility’ may be admitted at his/ her own risk and on condition that he/she obtains a final certificate of eligibility, before the close of the academic term in which he/she is provisionally admitted to the College.

8. Students passing the Examination of H.S.S.C. Board Goa and intending to join F.Y. Class will be required to submit the application for enrolment along with an attested photo copy of the same, failing which their admission will be treated as cancelled. They should also submit their H.S.S.C. Passing Certificate alongwith attested photo copy to the college office, before the end of the 1st term as per the dates specified by the College authorities, failing which their admission is liable to be cancelled.

9. Students coming from other colleges affiliated to Goa University and seeking admission to F.Y./ S.Y./ T.Y. class must produce a ‘No Objection Certificate’ and number of attempts at F.Y./ S.Y./ T.Y. class from the Principal of the College attended by them.

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10) Students of P.E.S.’s R.S.N. College as well as other colleges when seeking admission to the S.Y./T.Y. Class must produce the original passing certificate (with the statement of marks of the F.Y./S.Y. Examination, alongwith an attested photo copy of the same) of the College earlier attended by him /her failing which his/her admission is liable to be cancelled.

11) Every Student will appear for the interview by the Principal at the time of admission. Students are expected to be compulsorily accompanied by one of their Parents / Guardians at the time of the interview failing which admission will not be granted. All rights to grant or reject admission are reserved by the Principal.

12) PRINCIPAL RESERVES THE RIGHT OF ADDING OR DELETING ANY SUBJECT COMBINATION/S.

13) Students who are seeking admission to F.Y. Classes are expected to attach four copies of their photographs :

1) One to be affixed on the Application Form.

2) One for the College Identity Card (to be affixed on the Identity Card form attached herewith).

3) Two for the University Registration.

Students of S.Y. and T.Y. Classes (other than new applicants) need only 2 photographs.

14) All the classes for the academic year 2018 – 2019 will commence from 15th June, 2018

15) All students must compulsorily procure an email id.

16) All students must compulsorily have Aadhar card and Aadhar link savings bank account.

17) Students are expected to be available on the college premises as and when required for curricular, co-curricular and extra classes and any other activities conducted by College like NSS, NCC, Field Trips, Field Visits, Study Tours outside the College Campus.

18) Purchase of Prospectus does not guarantee right to admission.

19) Details about admission procedure will be displayed on the College Notice Board.

20) All the documents required for admission as mentioned in the Handbook are to be submitted alongwith the admission form during the admission process.

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COLLEGE RULES AND REGULATIONS 1) Students are expected to compulsorily wear the college uniform

and his/her identity card on entry into the College campus. The pattern and colour of the uniform would be as per the picture provided at the end of the Handbook. No alteration in fabric, design or pattern is permissible.

Students who are not wearing the prescribed uniform will be denied entry into the college campus.

2) The College attaches great importance to good discipline and the same shall be observed by the students in the College. Disobedience, misconduct or misbehaviour or failure to comply with any rules will be severely dealt with.

3) Ragging of any kind in the College premises is strictly banned by law. Strict action will be taken against those students found involved in ragging.

4) Students shall abide by the rules that may be enforced by the Principal of the College from time to time and shall do nothing inside or outside the College, that will interfere with its orderly administration. They shall not invite or instigate any outsider to enter the College premises by their action or speech.

5) Conduct of students in the classes as well as in the College premises shall be such, as will cause no disturbance to fellow students or to other classes.

6) Students must not attend classes, other than their own, without the permission of the teacher concerned.

7) Students must attend all classes, practicals, seminars, tutorials, according to the time table on all working days of the College. Students must not remain absent for classes, practicals, tutorials, seminars and examination without the prior permission of the Principal.

8) Students must not loiter in the College premises while the classes are in progress.

9) Students should submit their Aadhar Card Number and Aadhar linked Savings Bank Account Number to the College office.

10) Students are expected to take proper care of the College property in keeping the premises neat and tidy. Any damage done to the College property is a breach of discipline and will be severely dealt with. Every class will be held responsible for the cleanliness of their classroom.

11) No person shall be invited to address a College meeting or an association

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without the prior permission of the Principal. Even in College debates, it is necessary to get all the subjects proposed for discussion, approved in advance and such debates should be held under the Presidentship of the person approved by the Principal.

12) i) No special fund shall be collected on behalf of any College association without a written permission from the Principal to do so. ii) The Principal is the Ex-Officio President of all the College Associations and his decision in all matters is final. iii) Every trip of the College must be accompanied by an adequate number of teaching staff. Prior permission of the Principal for every trip must be obtained by the members of the staff.

13) It is proposed to prepare task forces to maintain clean and tidy campus and every student shall participate in this activity.

14) i) The use of Mobile Phones is not permitted in classrooms, laboratories, library and during the conduct of examination.

ii) Use of tobacco in any form (smoking, chewing etc.) in the College premises is strictly prohibited.

iii) Absolute silence is expected in the College library, reading room and other learning areas.

iv) Use of plastic / polythene bags is prohibited. v) Cleanliness on the campus has to be strictly observed. 15) If for any reason or in the opinion of the Principal (which shall be final)

the continuance of the student in the College is detrimental to the best interest of the College, the Principal may ask a student to leave the College without assigning any reason for his decision.

16) The decision of the Principal in matters relating to the College shall be final and conclusive.

17) All the teachers of the College are involved in maintaining discipline on the campus.

18) All the students in biological subjects are expected to compulsorily participate in the field trips as specified under the courses of study for accomplishing and completing the study as per the syllabus prepared by the respective Board of Studies and approved by the Academic Council of Goa University.

19) All the students are expected to use their Handbook and Calendar as a diary to make a note of their daily academic matters. Parents in turn are expected to keep a watch on the diary of their wards, keep a track of their performance and regularity of work.

20) The College does not take responsibility for organising picnics for Students.

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21) In organising cultural activities, the Principal’s decision will be final and binding on the students.

22) Parents are required to visit the College and check periodically the Progress Reports of their children from the College Office at least twice a year.

23) In keeping with the sobre character of an educational institution, students of the College are expected to wear dignified attire and proper hairstyles.

LIBRARY RULES 1. Every student must bring 2 Photographs for the Library Card.

2. Students should observe silence and discipline in the library.

3. No student without Identity Card will be permitted in the library. The students shall produce the Identity Card on demand by the College authorities.

4. First and second year students are entitled to one Library Card and third year students are entitled to two cards

5. Books for home reading will be issued strictly against borrower`s tickets.

6. A student is entitled to borrow a book for home–reading for a period of one week.

7. A Students failing to return the book on or before the due date will have to pay a fine of Rs. 1 per day for each day of default.

8. The borrower shall be responsible for the books borrowed under his/her name. If the book is noticed to be damaged at the time of issue, it should be brought to the attention of the Librarian. In case of removing and tampering of pages from the book, the defaulter has to replace the book or pay the cost of book, which will be decided by the Principal.

9. The loss of a book should be reported to the librarian as soon as possible. The borrower is liable to pay default fine on the book till the date of such report and from that date he will be held responsible for replacing the lost book or paying the cost of the book.

10. Sub-lending and transferring a book to another person’s name is not allowed.

11. Students shall be entitled to borrow periodicals/newspapers and reference books only against Identity Cards solely for use in the reading room.

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12. Books from the reference section shall not be taken outside the library.

13. Current magazines and periodicals will not be issued to the students, old periodicals may be issued for a week.

14. Books taken from the library shall be returned when called for

15. All the books borrowed by teaching and non – teaching staff must be returned by 15th April every year for annual physical stock verification of the library.

16. Duplicate Library Card will be issued on the loss of the original and will be charged Rs. 25/- only.

Library timing : 8.30 a.m. to 4.30 p.m. on all working days other than public holidays.

ATTENDANCE AND PERFORMANCE 1) According to Goa University Ordinance OA -17 relating to minimum

attendance for eligibility to appear for of B. A. and B.Sc. Semester Examinations.

i) a Student having less than 75% cumulative attendance in a semester or less than 50% attendance in individual paper/course shall not be eligible to appear for that semester.

ii) A student representing the Institution/University/State/Country in extra curricular activities such as NCC/NSS/Sports/Cultural events shall be treated as “On duty” at the lectures /practicals missed by him/her and shall be marked as ‘D’ in the Attendance Register. Absence due to such activities should be supported by documentary evidence issued by appropriate authority.

iii) Absence on medical grounds for more than four continuous working days is required to be supported with a medical certificate which should be submitted within SEVEN DAYS after rejoining the class. Absence on medical grounds shall be offset against the 25% concession in the attendance already granted. However, if such absence exceeds 25% and is found genuine the student may request for the condonation of the same. The Principal shall examine such absence on a case-to case basis.

2) In addition, the student must complete to the satisfaction of the Principal, the course of study including lectures, practicals, tutorials, seminars etc., as prescribed for the term for the class to which the student belongs. Irregular attendance or absence without permission

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may lead to disciplinary action or loss of terms. In case of illness, medical certificate must be submitted.

3) Repeaters if admitted will be regarded as regular students and shall therefore be required to complete to the satisfaction of the Principal, the course of study as prescribed for the classes to which the student belongs.

4) Student who opts for biological subjects is required to attend field trips, local and out-station, failing to attend any, one will be deprived of the marks allotted for the same during the practical Examinations.

IDENTITY CARD 1) Every Student must obtain from the College office a Student`s Identity

Card. Application Form is attached herewith. Renewal of Identity Card will be done on submission of the Identity Card issued during the previous Year. Every Student must have his / her Identity Card during College hours or while on a field study. During College and University Examinations the Identity Card must be shown whenever asked for. The Identity Card shall be returned to the College office without fail when the student leaves the College.

2) If the original Identity Card is lost, the student should report the matter to the office immediately for the purpose of issuing a duplicate identity card. Duplicate card will be issued after the student pays the fine of Rs. 200/-.

PAYMENT OF FEES 1) As soon as admission is granted the applicant has to pay the full fees

for the full year and the Examination fee for both the Semesters on the same day preferably through digital mode.

2) When delay in payment is permitted by the Principal the payment will have to be made during the prescribed period, failing which, the admission of the student is liable to be cancelled.

3) A student admitted in the I/III/V Semester will be considered as duly enrolled for the whole academic year, unless at least a week before the commencement of the II/ IV/VI Semester, he/she informs the Principal in writing of his/ her intention to leave the college.

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REFUND OF FEESRules regarding the refund of fees for the academic year 2018-2019 will be as below. (As per the Goa University Rules vide Circular No. GU/36/Acad-PG/Refund of Fees/2017/1322/446 dated 17/05/2017)

Persuant to the directives of the UGC relating to refund of tuition and other fees, Standing Committee of the Academic Council in its meeting held on 02.05.2017 has approved the following rules relating to refund of tuition fees and other fees.

a) If a student chooses to withdraw from the programme of study which he/she is enrolled, the following four-tier system shall be followed for the refund of fees remitted by him/her.

Sr. No.

Point of time when notice of withdrawal of admission is served to the College/ University

% of refund of Aggregate fees*

1. 15 days before the formally`notified last date of admission.

100%

2. Not more than 15 days after the formally notified last date of admission.

80%

3. More than 15 days but less than 30 days after formally notified last date of admission.

50%

4. More than 30 days after formally notified last date of admission.

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* (Inclusive of tuition fees and non-tuition fees but exclusive of Caution Deposit and Security Deposit)

b) ln case of (1) in the table above, 10% of the aggregate fees shall be deducted as processing charges from the refundable amount.

c) Fees shall be refunded to an eligible student within fifteen days from the date of receiving a written application from him/her in this regard.

d) The fees of students who have already been admitted to a programme of the University and have paid the fees and are subsequently admitted to another programme shall have to pay the fees for the final admission and claim the refund of fees paid earlier, in which case no administrative charges shall be deducted from fees paid earlier by the student.

However, if the fees payable for the both the programmes are the same, the fees paid earlier shall be transferred to the final programme where admission is sought.

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e) All other cases of the refund of the fees will be decided on case to case basis on its merit.

This is in supersession of all earlier circulars issued regarding Refund of fees.

SCHOLARSHIPS AND FREESHIPSFinancial assistance schemes such as National Scholarships, Merit Scholarships for the children of teachers, Freeships for children of political sufferers, scholarship for the children of Service Personnel, Talent Search Scholarship, Sainik Scholarship, Hindi Scholarship, EBC Scholarship for Middle, High, Higher Secondary and College, Grants for free education for children of middle classes, Book grants, Monetary incentives etc. are released to various Institutions / Colleges through Grant-In – Aid section of the Directorate of Education.

1) The Dept. of Education, Art and Culture, Govt. of Goa provides a scheme for promotion of Science Education under which every student scoring 75% and above marks at Std. XII Examination seeking admission for B.Sc. Courses (Grant in-aid as well as self financing) shall receive a Scholarship of Rs. 2000/-per month for maximum of 30 months till he/she completes his/her course. In addition he/she shall also be provided with a book/equipment grant to a maximum of Rs. 5000/- per year subject to production of fees receipt and relevant expenditure certificate.

2) The Dayanand Bandodkar Scheme for Higher Education for Orphans is available for the eligible students of the category. For details refer Notification No. 32/211-12/Bud/DHE/Plan/Part file/1321 published in the official gazette dt. 14th June 2012.

3) Prayas Hindi Literary and Cultural Association every year awards D.P. Tiwari Scholarship of Rs. 500/- to a student who has secured the highest marks at XII (Board Examination) in Hindi among the students offering Hindi as an elective (major) at the F.Y.B.A. level in College.

4) A Scholarship of Rs. 1,000/- per year awarded by Dempo Charities Trust to students pursuing higher education.

5) Scholarships awarded by the Govt. of India. Dept. of Youth Affairs and Sports to sportsmen and sportswomen in different College in India

6) Government of India Sports Talent Search Scholarship : Awarded annually by Directorate of Sports, Govt. of Goa.

7) Scholarships are awarded under National Scholarships / National Prize and Merit Certificate (in lieu of Scholarship) to those standing first,

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second, third and in that order at the last H.S.S.C. Examination.

8) National (Merit) Scholarship for the children of school teachers of Pre-Primary, Middle Secondary Schools, Institutions of handicapped, Training Schools or Colleges, the status of which is that if Higher Secondary Schools and Civilian teachers employed in the schools run by Ministry of Defence, who have obtained I Class with at least 60% of marks at the SSC exam or school leaving exam, are eligible to apply, if the parent`s income is less than Rs. 25,000/- per annum.

9) Government of India Scholarships to students from Non – Hindi Speaking states for Post–Matric Studies in Hindi.

10) National Loan Scholarship Scheme by Govt. of India to students of Goa for pursuing regular full time courses of education and training after matriculation. Only students with at least 50% marks in their qualifying Examination and whose parents income is below Rs. 25,000/- per annum for salaried classes (i.e. Basic Pay, DA, CCA Income if any) will be eligible for consideration against the Quota of scholarship allotted to this state.

11) Scheme for the grant of Educational concessions to the children of India Repatriates from the Portuguese Colonies.

12) Stipend and Scholarships to handicapped students.

13) The Govt. of Goa through the Directorate of Social Welfare is implementing a scheme for the welfare of handicapped students studying in Goa. The scheme is “Scholarship to Handicapped Students”. Under this scheme, Scholarships are awarded to students from Std. IX onwards.

14) Educational concession to the children of freedom fighters in the State of Goa. Dependents of freedom fighters including their son / daughter, the grand children. (i.e. the children of his /her deceased son / son-in-law), provided the grand children are dependent on him / her, the ‘The Adopted children’, ‘Stepchildren’ are given to the children of the freedom fighters, whose income (including the income of the pupil) does not exceed Rs. 300/- (Rupees three Hundred only) per month.

15) Centrally sponsored scheme of Post Metric Scholarship to students belonging to SC/ST/OBC

All children of the same parents / guardians can get benefits of the scheme. Under this, there are also special provisions for SC and ST students with disabilities.

16) Fresh Scholarship and stipend, other educational concession to Other

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Backward Class students, under the Govt. of Goa scheme of Post Matric Scholarship to Other Backward Class students studying in Goa.

17) Rajiv Gandhi Shiksha Sahaya Yojana Scholarship to E.B.C. students pursuing higher studies. They should satisfy the following conditions of eligibility.

* That he/she secures a minimum of 45% marks at the 12th Std., F.Y./S.Y. Examination (in case of fresh Scholarship only)

* That he / she should pass the XII Std./F.Y./S.Y. Examination at the first attempt.

* The total annual income of their parents/guardian from all sources does not exceed Rs. 4,800/-

* That he/she is not employed.

* That he/she is attending full time courses and not part time course.

* That he/she is a resident of the State of Goa.

* That he/she is not receiving any other scholarship/Stipend etc.

* Only one student of his/family is eligible to get the above mentioned Scholarship.

18) Grant of scholarship to the College going children of Iron Ore and Manganese Ore mine workers, including contract mine workers employed in Iron Ore, Manganese Ore and Chrome Ore mines in the State of Goa.

19) Institute of Public Assistance (Provedoria Da – Assistencia Publica Panaji, Goa) grants financial assistance to the students pursuing higher education. The object of the scheme is to encourage the poor students to pursue higher studies by way of providing financial assistance to those who are otherwise unable to bear the expenses of such education due to economic reasons.

* The applicant must be a bonafide resident of the State of Goa.

* The applicant must be a regular student of a recognised institution.

* The combined income of the applicant, his parent / guardians shall not be more than Rs. 7,500/- per annum.

* The applicant is not receiving any stipend / scholarship or financial assistance from any other source, Government Private or Autonomous.

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* The applicant shall not be eligible for the grant of assistance if he happens to be repeater in any particular standard after receiving the financial assistance.

* The applicant must have secured at least 50% of the marks in the final Examination

* The applicant must not be a repeater in the SSC Examination.

20) Student Aid Fund in Government and Non – Government Aided Colleges:

The object of this fund is to render financial assistance to poor students to meet partly or fully their tuition fees or exam fees or purchase of books or for similar other expenses. No scholarship or stipend or prizes will be given from this fund. Every student shall contribute towards this fund Rs. 50/- per annum. The SAF scholarships and freeship will be given to poor and deserving students on the basis of higher percentage of Marks, Lower income and good general character.

21) As per notification 9/328/2016/SPSE/DHE of Directorate of Higher Education a Scheme for promotion of Science Education has been floated. Students who qualify shall recieve a Scholarship of Rs. 2,000/- per month for a maximum period of 30 months till he/she completes the course. In addition the Student will be provided with a book/equipment grant to a maximum of Rs. 5,000/- per year subject to production of fee receipt and relevant expenditure certificates. Renewal of Scholarship is available subject to conditions.

22) As per notification 3/2/2018-19/Bud/DHE/Plan/PF-I/Schemes/92 dated 05.04.2018 a Fee Waiver Scheme for SC/ST students pursuing higher education is implemented by Directorate of Higher Education. Students belonging to SC/ST can avail the scheme.

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Exam Fee details (B.A./B.Sc. Sem I/II/III/IV)

Examination registration fees for Undergraduate (For First/ Subsequent appearance) Rs. 315/-

Examination fee per theory paper (per Semester)Undergraduate - Non Professional Course

i) For First appearance F.Y./S.Y. Rs. 105/-

ii) For second and subsequent appearance F.Y./S.Y. Rs. 190/-

Practical Examination fees (per Semester)

i) For undergraduate Non - Professional F.Y./S.Y. (per practical)

Rs. 160/-

ii) For second and subsequent appearance, for the practical Examination (including) Viva-Voce, term work/project and such other practical components / resubmission of dissertations.

Two times the fees

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appearance

Statement of marks (per Semester) Rs. 80/

Examination form (per Semester) Rs. 55/-

Late fees for submission of Examination forms Rs. 265/-

Note : Fees may be subject to the changes as per the announcements from Goa University / Govt. of Goa. Students have to pay the balance amount in case the fees are hiked.

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ENDOWMENT PRIZES (as on 13/12/2010)

“Smt. Laximibai Vishnu Mahatme Memorial Endowment Prize” sponsored by Shri. Pandurang Vishnu Mahatme of Panaji, Goa for the student securing highest marks in the subject of Chemistry at the T.Y.B.Sc. Examination of April every year.

Endowment Prize in memory of “Late Shri Vishnu Ganesh Kamat”, sponsored by Shri. Vishnu Purushottam Kamat of Borim, Ponda, Goa, for a student who scores highest marks in the subject of Botany at the T.Y. B.Sc. Examination of April every year.

Endowment Prize. in name of “Department of Zoology, P.E.S. College, Endowment Prize,” sponsored by the Staff members of Department of Zoology, P.E.S. R.S.N. College Arts and Science, Farmagudi, Ponda, Goa, for a student who scores highest marks in the subject of entire Zoology (6 units) at the T.Y.B.Sc. Examination of April every year.

Endowment Prize in name of “Late Shri. Prabhakar Raghunath Prabhu Khanolkar”, sponsored by Shri. Prabhakar Raghunath Prabhu Khanolkar, of Wadi, Talauli, Durbhat, Ponda, Goa, for a student who scores highest marks in the subject of Zoology (6 or 3 units) at the.T.Y. B.Sc. Examination of April every year.

“Adv. J. V. Sabnis Memorial Endowment Prize” sponsored by Dr.(Mrs) Vidhya V. Prabhudesai of Ponda, Goa for a student who scores highest marks in the subject of Marathi provided the student has secured not less than Second Class at the T.Y.B.A. Examination of April every year.

Endowment Prize in name of “Late Shri. Gajanan Rayu Tilve”, sponsored by Dr.(Mrs) Anita Santosh Tilve of Ponda, Goa for a student who scores highest marks in the subject of Organic Chemistry at the T.Y.B.Sc. Examination of April every year.

Endowment Prize in name of “Late Dr. Vishwanath Damodar Vaze Memorial Prize” instituted by Ms. Maya Vishwanath Vaze of Sirsaim, Thivim, Goa to the Students:

1. A Boy student securing highest marks in Chemistry at the S.Y.B.Sc. Final examination and taking admission to T.Y. B.Sc. class every year (among the Boy students).

2. A Girl student securing highest marks in Chemistry at the S.Y.B.Sc. Final examination and taking admission to T.Y. B.Sc. class every year (among the Girl students)

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CASH PRIZES

Department of History :A cash prize sponsored by Dr. Varsha V. Kamat in memory of Late Dr. Rohidas Prabhu Chodnekar for a student getting highest marks in History at T.Y. B.A. University Examination.

Department of Psychology :A cash prize sponsored by Mrs. Priya Sabnis in memory of Late Shri. Ramesh Madhukar Dubhashi for a student getting highest marks in Psychology at T.Y. B.A. University Examination.

Department of Economics :A cash prize sponsored by Dr. J.G.R. Monteiro and Mr. A.V. Bhandiwad for a student getting highest marks in the subject of Economics at T.Y. B.A. (Semesters V and VI) University Examination.

Department of Philosophy :A cash prize sponsored by Dr. Kamladevi R. Kunkolienkar in memory of Late Shri. Yadvendra Prabhu Desai for a student scoring highest marks in Philosophy at T.Y. B.A. (Semester V and VI) University Examination.

Department of Political Science :A cash prize for the student securing highest marks in Entire Political Science at T.Y. B.A. level.

Department of Konkani :A cash prize is given to a student securing highest marks in the subject of Konkani in Semester V and Semester VI (T.Y. B.A.) Examination by Dr. Bhushan Bhave, Head, Department of Konkani.

Department of Hindi :‘Premchand Smruti Sanman’ is given to a student securing highest marks in subject of Hindi in Semester V and Semester VI (T.Y. B.A.) Examination by Department of Hindi.

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Department of Botany :“Late Smt. Shobha and Shri. Rajaram Prabhu Salgaocar Memorial Cash Prize” instituted by Dr. Sima V. Kamat, Department of Botany for a student of P.E.S.’s R.S.N. College who secured highest marks in the papers-Plant Biochemistry and Molecular Biology at the Semester V B.Sc. Examination conducted by Goa University.

Department of Chemistry :“Smt. Nilima and Shri. Prakash Borker Cash Prize”, instituted by Dr (Mrs.) Pritam Borker Patil, Department of Chemistry for a student who secures highest marks in the subject of Inorganic Chemistry at T. Y. B Sc. Examination.

“Smt. Prabhavati Pundalik Uskaikar Cash Prize”, instituted by Dr. Harsha P. Uskaikar, Department of Chemistry, for a student of P.E.S.’s R.S.N. College who secures highest marks in the subject of Physical Chemistry at third year B.Sc. Examination.

“Smt. Olga De Souza Cash Prize”, instituted by Ms. Brenda Dias Barreto, Department of Chemistry for a student of P.E.S.’s R.S.N. College of Arts and Science, who secures highest marks in the subject of Analytical Chemistry at T.Y.B.Sc. Examination.

“Late Shri. Gurudas Sitaram Naik Memorial cash prize”, instituted by Mrs. Swarupa Kerkar, Department of Chemistry for a student of P.E.S.’s R.S.N. College who secures highest marks in the subject of Industrial Chemistry at third year B.Sc. examination.

Late Smt. Yashodabai Gurudas Kavlekar memorial cash prize instituted by Mrs.Anuradha B. Kanolkar, Dept. Of Chemistry, for the student who secures 2nd highest marks in the subject of organic chemistry at the T.Y.B. Sc. examination.

Department of Mathematics :A cash prize instituted by Department of Mathematics for a student of P.E.S.’s, R.S.N. College for securing highest marks in the subject of Mathematics at Third year B.Sc. Examination of Goa University.

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Department of Microbiology :The Microtech Cell Award sponsored by the staff members of Microbiology Department for the student securing highest marks at the T.Y.B.Sc University Examination in Microbiology.

Late Shri. Joe and Shri. Thomas Fernandes Memorial Award sponsored by Dr. Carolina Fernandes for a student scoring highest marks at the T.Y.B.Sc University Examination in Microbiology.

Late Shri. Satish Desai Memorial award sponsored by Dr. Rasika Gaonkar for a student scoring highest marks in Medical Microbiology at the T.Y.B.Sc University Examination.

PRINCIPAL’S AWARDSThese Awards are given to

(i) Best Graduating Arts Student(ii) Best Graduating Science Student.

The Awards are based on Academic performancefrom Semester I to Semester V.

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EXAMINATION PROCEDURES AND REQUIREMENTSSEMESTER I/II/III/IV

OC-66.5 Scheme of Examination (B.A./B.Sc.)

1. a) The evaluation for the Courses, shall comprise Intra-Semester Assessment (ISA) and the Semester End Examination (SEE).

b) The ISA tests shall carry 20% of maximum marks allotted for the Course, and SEE shall carry 80% marks. There shall not be an ISA for the Practical component of the Course.

c) A Course of 4 Credits for total of 100 marks, having only Theory, shall have ISA for 20 marks and SEE for 80 marks.

d) A Course of 4 Credits for total of 100 marks having Theory and Practical components shall have ISA’s only for Theory component for total of 15 marks, and SEE Theory component for 60 marks and Practical component for 25 marks. A Course of 6 Credits for total of 150 marks having Theory and Practical components shall have ISA’s only for Theory component for total of 20 marks, and SEE Theory component for 80 marks and Practical component for 50 marks.

e) Courses of any other number of Credits shall have proportionate marking system.

2. a) The ISA for the theory component of a Course shall be conducted twice in a given Semester, once through a written test, and the other by using alternate modes of evaluation including assignment/ presentation/ orals/ such other. There shall not be any averaging of ISA marks.

b) Generally, the ISA for a given Course shall be conducted by the teacher/s teaching that Course.

c) The schedule for the ISAs shall be notified to all at the beginning of the Semester.

d) The marks of ISA shall be communicated to the students within two weeks.

e) ISA-I shall preferably be completed by the end of July for odd Semesters and end of January for even Semesters. Students who fail to appear for the test due to a genuine reason shall be given another opportunity by the end of August/ February respectively, on a date pre-determined by the College. ISA-II will be completed as decided by the teacher but before the end of the semester.

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f) Every College shall appoint a three member Committee to monitor the ISA in the College. There would be no remission in workload or remuneration for carrying out this work.

g) A student who does not appear for two ISAs of a Course shall not be eligible to answer SEE of that Course.

3. a) The SEE shall be conducted at the conclusion of a given Semester, and shall cover the entire syllabus prescribed for the respective Course.

b) A candidate shall be considered to have successfully fulfilled the requirements of a Semester to be eligible to appear for the SEE provided he/she has appeared for two ISAs of the Course, and fulfills, the minimum attendance requirements as per the relevant rules of the University. A candidate failing to fulfill these conditions shall have to repeat the Semester.

c) A tentative schedule of SEE examinadon of Semesters I-IV, evaluation, declaration of results shall be prepared by the respective College(s), preferably at the beginning of each academic year and shall be notined to their students with a copy to the University. Setting of the question papers, evaluation of answer-scripts and declaration of results shall be done by respective Colleges.

d) Assessment of answer-scripts of SEE of Semesters I-IV shall be organized by the Colleges. The assessment of the SEE answer scripts at the Semesters I-IV shall be done by the teachers of respective Colleges. If two or more Colleges desire to have the same question paper in any of the subjects, a common paper may be set by the teachers from the concerned colleges. For this purpose, a Committee of senior teachers may be constituted by the Principals of concerned Colleges.

e) The pattern of question paper(s) to be set for the SEE in a given Subject and the scheme of marking shall be decided by the BOS in that subject. For this purpose, the BoS shall frame specimen question paper(s) in the concerned Subject for each Semester for the information of the students. Similarly, for practical examinations, the number of laboratory exercises, marks distribution for each exercise and other relevant details shall be decided by the BoS in that subject.

f) The duration of SEE theory paper carrying 40 marks shall be of 1 hour duration, and those above 40 marks shall be of 2 hours duration.

4. a) i. Examination(s) in Laboratory exercises shall be conducted for Courses having practical component. Marks shall be allotted for joumal/lab

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record book, field work, experiment assigned to the candidate and oral, and shall be broadly as follows: Experiment 60%, Journal 20%, Orals 20%. The final break-up of marls shall be as recommended by the Board of Studies in the respective subject, approved by the Academic Council and notified by the University to all the Colleges.

ii. For assessing the candidate’s performance in the assigned experiment, the examiner shall take into account the planning, the procedure and the technique followed by the candidate along with the readings/observations, the results and the presentation.

iii. Candidates shall be required to submit the journal/record book while entering the laboratory to appear for the practical examination. Examiner(s) shall take into account the regularity of the candidate in attending the Laboratory Course, completeness of the exercises, presentation and style of writing the journal. For subjects having field work component, the candidate shall be required to submit the report of such field excursion(s) along with the joumal(s) for assessment. The examiner(s) shall consider the report along with journal(s) while allotting the marks.

iv. In oral examination, the examiner(s) shall assess the knowledge of the candidate in the Course as well as the experiment(s) performed by the candidate.

b) Record of the breakup of marks thus obtained by the candidate for Semesters I to IV, shall be maintained by the respective College in a sealed envelope for a minimum period of 4 years.

THIRD YEAR EXAMINATIONSThe Third B.A./B.Sc. Examinations will be conducted by the University at the end of V and VI Semesters.

a) For Science Subjects having Practicals :

i) There will be Examination in four theory Papers except Computer Science. In case of those who have offered one or two subjects at V and VI Semester, each Paper being of a duration of 2 hrs.

ii) A project submitted by a student at V and VI Semester B.A./B.Sc. will be evaluated by two examiners, one internal examiner (the guiding teacher) and one external examiner (appointed by Goa University). A group of students carrying out a project collectively will submit 2 copies of the Project Report for evaluation, at the end of VIth Semester, by a date decided by the College.

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iii) The Examination in the Project Paper will carry 100 marks. There will be a Viva – Voce Examination of each student submitting a project report. which be conducted by the external examiner. The internal examiner is permitted to remain present at the time of VIVA-VOCE Examination.

iv) In case a student fails in the Project Paper, he / she may be permitted to resubmit the same project with modifications under the same guiding teacher. In case, the guiding teacher has retired or is not available, the candidate may be permitted to submit the project under any other guiding teacher appointed by the Principal.

v) In case of students who fail in the theory Papers and are reappearing for V and VI Semester B.A./B.Sc. Examinations, marks obtained in the Project work will be carried forward for declaration of the result.

a) In case of students who appear for V and VI Semester B.A./ B.Sc. Examinations under improvement of class scheme or to improve percentage, marks obtained in the project work will be carried forward for the declaration of the results.

b) For Science students having no practicals there will be Examination in Six theory Papers, each of 2 hrs. In case of those who have offered two subjects there will be there theory Papers each of 2 hrs.

c) For students of V and VI Semester B.A. There will be Examinations in six theory Papers either in one subject or in two carrying 80 marks each, of duration of 2 hrs. each.

d) To pass the V and VI Semester B.A./B.Sc. Examination, a candidate must obtain 40% aggregate marks. For subjects having practicals, each theory Paper in that subject will be considered as a separate head of passing, except in Computer Science, where each Paper comprising of theory and practical will be considered as a separate head of passing.

e) Class will be awarded in B.A./B.Sc. Examinations on the following basis :-

1) 40% and above but less than 50 % - Pass Class

2) 50% and above but less than 60% - Second Class

3) 60% and above but less than 70% - First Class

4) 70% and above – Distinction.

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COMMITTEESACADEMIC YEAR 2018 - 2019

1) HAND BOOK COMMITTEE: 1. Dr.(Ms) Anjali M. Rao Convenor 2. Ms. Mandakini G. Kundaikar Member 3. Dr.(Ms) Padmaja V. Kamat -do- 4. Mr. D. M. Desai -do- 5. Ms. Priya U. Sabnis -do- 6. Dr.(Ms) Rupali Bhandari -do-

2) CALENDAR COMMITTEE: 1. Dr. Badruddin Convenor 2. Dr. (Ms) C.F.E. Fernandes Member 3. Mr. D. M. Desai –do- 4. Ms. Priya U. Sabnis -do- 5. Ms. Deepa Fernandes -do-

3) ADMISSION COMMITTEE 1. Mr. G.P. Prabhu Khanolkar Convenor 2. Dr (Ms) Anjali M. Rao Member (Arts Incharge) 3. Mr. Deepak Chhatre Member 4. Mrs. Uma Priolkar Member 5. Dr. (Ms) Aditi Rane Member 6. Dr. Bhushan Bhave Member 7. Dr. S.D. Gokakakar Member (Science Incharge) 8. Mrs. Teja Gramopadhye Member 9. Dr. (Ms) Flory Pereira Member 10. Ms. Brenda Baretto Member 11. Mrs. Ranjeeta Sawaikar Member 12. Mr. Gajanan Bhat Member (Checking of Admission Forms) 13. Mrs. Sangita R. Naik Member (Checking of Admission Forms) 14. Ms. Rajashri R. Thampan Member (Collection & Compilations of Adm. Forms, Preparation and and display of categorywise Merit list) 15. Mr. Mahesh Nadkarni “

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16. Ms. Prita Usgaonkar “ 17. Mr. Vishnu A. Naik “ 18. Mr. Nitin Naik “ 19. Mr. Devidas Gaude “ 20. Mr. Mohanish Naik “ 21. Mr. Manish Naique “ 22. Ms. Swarupa Kerkar “ 23. Mrs. Kunda G. Shet Narvekar Member-(Collection of Fees) 24. Mr. Sainand A. Naik Member-(Collection of Fees) 25. Mrs. Asha A. Golatkar Member-(Collection of Fees) 26. Mr. Gajanan Naik Member-(Collection of Fees) 27. Ms. Anita G. Narvekar Overall incharge for administrative assistance

4) TIME TABLE COMMITTEE: 1. Mr. G.P. Prabhu Khanolkar Convenor 2. Dr (Ms) Anjali M. Rao Member (Arts Incharge) 3. Mrs. Priya Sabnis Member 4. Dr. Bhushan Bhave Member 5. Dr. S.H.P. Keluskar Member (Sci. Incharge) 6. Ms. Deepa Fernandes Member 7. Ms. Lynette Fernandes Member 8. Dr. (Ms) C.F.E. Fernandes Member 9. Mr. Mohanish Naik Office Assistance

5) EXAMINATION COMMITTEE : 1. Mr. A.V. Bhandiwad Convenor 2. Dr. A.V. Deshpande Member 3. Ms. Brenda Baretto Member 4. Dr. (Ms) Aditi Rane Member 5. Dr. Bhushan Bhave Member 6. Mr. Devidas Gaude Member

6) ISA Monitoring Committee 1. Dr. S.H. Bhosale Convenor 2. Ms. Lynnete Fernandes Member 3. Dr. Badruddin Member

7) COLLEGE PLANNING BOARD : 1. Principal Chairman 2. Vice-Principal Member 3. All HOD (Science & Arts Departments) -do- 4. IQAC Co-ordinators -do- 5. Director of the Physical Education -do-

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6. Librarian -do- 7. Head Clerk -do- 8. Accountant -do-

8) STUDENT’S COUNCIL : 1. Dr. S.H.P. Keluskar Chairman 2. Dr. (Ms) Mita Amonkar Co-Chairperson 3. Dr. (Ms) Pritam Patil Member 4. Ms. Teja Gramophadye Member 5. Dr. J.G.R. Monteiro Member 6. Mr. D. M. Dessai Member 7. Mrs. Uma Priolkar Member 8. Mr. Gajanan Bhat Member (Office Assistance)

9) CULTURAL ACTIVITIES : 1. Mrs. Uma Priolkar Convenor 2. Mrs. Priya Sabnis Member 3. Dr. (Ms) Flory Pereira Member 4. Dr. (Mrs) Padmaja V. Kamat Member 5. Mr. V.S. Dangui Member 6. Dr. (Mrs) Rasika S. Gaonkar Member 7. Dr. Kiran Naik Member 8. Mr. Gajanan Bhat Member (Office Assistance)

10) SPORTS/ GYMKHANA ACTIVITIES : 1. Dr. (Ms) Harsha Uskaikar Convenor 2. Dr. M.N.Kulkarni Member 3. Ms. Teja Gramophadye Member 4. Mr. Kiran Naik Member 5. Mr. D.M. Dessai Director of Physical Education 6. Mr. Gajanan Bhat Member (Office Assistance)

11) COLLEGE GRIEVANCE COMMITTEE : 1. Dr. (Mrs) Kamladevi R. Kunkolienkar Convenor 2. Dr. S.D. Gokakakar Member 3. Dr. (Mrs) Padmaja V. Kamat Member 4. Dr. M.N. Kulkarni Member 5. Ms. Anita G. Narvekar Member 6. Mr. Ranganath Naik Member

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12) ACADEMIC ACTIVITIES MONITORING COMMITTEE : 1. Vice-Princiapal Overall Incharge 2. Dr. (Mrs) V.V. Prabhudessai Co-ordinator-Arts 3. Dr. A. V. Bhandiwad Co-ordinator-Arts 4. Dr. (Mrs) S.V. Kamat Co-ordinator- Science 5. Dr.A.V. Deshpande Co-ordinator- Science

13) COMMITTEE FOR PREVENTION OF SEXUAL HARRASMENT OF WOMEN (CPCHW) 1. Dr.(Ms) Kamaladevi R. Kunkolienkar Chairperson 2. Dr.(Ms) V. V. Prabhudesai Member 3. Ms. Jasmine Kurian -do- Secretary 4. Ms. Nina Naik NGO Member 5. Ms. Lida Matilda Joao Member 6. Ms. Asha Golatkar -do- 7. Ms. Swarupa Kerkar -do- 8. Ladies Representative on Students’ Council -do- 9. Class Representative (Girl) -do-

14) COMMITTEE FOR PREVENTION OF RAGGING : 1. Principal Co-ordinator 2. Representative of Civil Administration Member 3. Police Inspector, Ponda Police Station Member 4. Adv. Vaibhav V. Naik Member 5. Mr. Ajay Bagkar Member 6. Mr. G.P. Prabhu Khanolkar Member 7. Mr. A. V. Bhandiwad Member 8. Mrs. Ranjeeta Sawaikar Member 9. Ms. Anita G. Narvekar Member 10. Mr. Devidas Gaude Member 11. Ms. Prita Usgaonkar Member 12. Mr. Nitin Naik Member 13. General Secretary( Student’s Council) Member 14. Ladies Representative (Student’s Council) Member 15. C.R’s of S.Y. BA Member 16. C.R’s of S.Y. BSc Member 17. Member of P.T.A Member

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15) COLLEGE UNFAIR MEANS ENQUIRY COMMITTEE : 1. Dr. (Mrs) S.V. Kamat Convenor 2. Dr. (Mrs) Kamladevi R. Kunkolienkar Member 3. Dr. S.D. Gokakakar Member

16) COLLEGE LIBRARY COMMITTEE : 1. Dr. (Mrs) Aditi Rane Convenor 2. Ms. Teja Gramophadye Member 3. Dr. Badruddin Member 4. Mr. Atul Pole Member 5. Mr. Milind B. Gauns Librarian

17) FINANCIAL RESOURCE COMMITTEE : 1. Dr. (Ms) Sunita R. Borkar Convenor 2. Dr. (Mrs) V.V. Kamat Member 3. Dr. (Mrs) Deeparani K. Prabhu Member 4. Mrs. Ranjeeta Sawaiker Member

18) STUDENT’S ATTENDANCE : 1. Mr. A.V. Deshpande Convenor 2. Dr. G.V.S Kundaikar Member 3. Mr. Sandeep Lotlikar Member 4. Dr. J.G.R. Monteiro Member 5. Dr. (Ms) Jyoti D. Vaingankar Member

19) STUDY CIRCLE : 1. Dr. (Mrs) V.V. Kamat Convenor 2. Mrs. Bhagyashri L Halarnkar Member 3. Dr. (Mrs) Deeparani K. Prabhu Member 4. Mr. Sandeep Lotlikar Member 5. Dr. (Ms) Flory Pereira Member

20) COLLEGE EXAMINATION GRIEVANCE COMMITTEE : 1. Mr. G.P. Prabhu Khanolkar Convenor 2. Mr. A. V. Bhandiwad Member 3. Dr. (Mrs) V.V. Prabhudessai Member

21) UGC SCHEME MONITORING/IMPLEMENTATION COMMITTEEE 1. Dr. (Mrs) V.V. Kamat Convenor 2. Dr. (Mrs) Sunita R. Borkar Member 3. Dr. (Ms) Harsha Uskaikar Member 4. Dr. (Ms) Flory Pereira Member 5. Dr. (Ms) Jyoti D. Vaingankar Member 6. Mr. Milind B. Gauns Member

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22) TEACHERS’s REPRESENTATIVES ON LOCAL MANAGING COMMITTEE: 1) Mr. G.P. Prabhu Khanolkar 2) Dr. (Mrs) Kamladevi R. Kunkolienkar

23) WALL PAPER COMMITTEE : 1. Dr. M.N. Kulkarni Convenor 2. Dr. S.H. Bhosale Member 3. Dr. (Mrs) Pritam Patil Member 4. Mr. Deepak R. Chhatre Member

24) COUNSELLING and GUIDANCE CELL : 1. Mrs. Priya Sabnis Convenor 2. Dr. (Mrs) Anita S. Tilve Manekar Member 3. Dr (Ms) Anjali M. Rao Member 4. Mrs. Bhagyashri Halarnkar Member 5. Dr. (Mrs) V.V. Prabhudessai Member

25) TEACHER STUDENT GUIDE SCHEME COMMITTEE : 1. Ms. Jasmine Kurian Convenor 2. Mr. Deepak R. Chhatre Member 3. Dr. (Mrs) Pritam Patil Member 4. Dr. (Ms) C.F.E. Fernandes Member

26) STUDENT TEACHER EVALUATION COMMITTEE: 1. Ms. A.B. Kanolkar Convenor 2. Dr. (Mrs) Aditi Rane Member 3. Mrs Lynette Fernandes Member 4. Mr. Sandeep Lotlikar Member 5. Mrs. Vishwal B.S. Kunkolienkar Member

27) SURVIVAL NATURE CLUB : Department of Botany

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28) PLACEMENT CELL : 1. Dr. B.L Malik Convenor 2. Dr. (Ms) Flory Pereira Member 3. Ms. Deepa Fernandes Member 4. Dr. (Mrs) V.V. Kamat Member 5. Dr. (Mrs) Anita S. Tilve Manekar Member

29) EXTENSION ACTIVITIES : 1. Dr. (Mrs) S.V. Kamat Convenor 2. Dr. (Mrs) Sunita R. Borkar Member 3. Dr. (Mrs) Anita S. Tilve Manekar Member 4. Dr (Ms) Anjali M. Rao Member 5. Mrs. Uma Priolkar Member 6. Mrs. A.B. Kanolkar Member 7. Dr. (Ms) Jyoti D. Vaingankar Member

30) STOCK VERIFICATION COMMITTEE 1. Dr. B.L. Malik Convenor 2. Dr. J.G.R. Monteiro Member 3. Dr. M.N. Kulkarni Member 4. Ms. Anita Narvekar Member 5. Mrs. Kunda G.Shet Narvekar Member

31) MAGAZINE COMMITTEE : 1. Dr. Bhushan Bhave Convenor 2. Mr. Sandeep Lotlikar Member 3. Mr. Deepak Chhatre Member 4. Dr. S.H. Bhosale Member 5. Dr. G.V.S. Kundaikar Member 6. Dr. (Mrs) Rasika S.Gaonkar Member

32) PUBLICITY COMMITTEE : 1. Mrs. Ranjeeta Sawaikar Convenor 2. Ms. Jasmine Kurien Member 3. Dr. (Ms) Rasika S. Gaonkar Member 4. Dr. S.D. Gokakakar Member 5. Mr. Gajanan Bhat Member

33) BOOK BANK COMMITTEE : 1. Mr. Virendra S. Dangui Convenor 2. Ms. Bhagyashri L. Halarnkar Member 3. Mr. Atul Pole Member

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34) N.S.S. COMMITTEE : 1. Dr. J.G.R Monteiro Programme Officer 2. Dr. Kiran Naik Programme Officer 3. Dr. B.L. Malik Programme Officer 4. Ms. Lynette Fernandes Programme Officer 5. Ms. Deepa Fernandes Programme Officer 6. Mrs. Priya Sabnis Programme Officer 7. Mr. Sandeep Lotlikar Advisor 8. Mr. V.S. Dangui Advisor 9. Dr.G.V.S. Kundaikar Advisor

35) SPIC MACAY COMMITTEE : 1. Dr. (Mrs) Anita S. Tilve Manerkar Convenor 2. Dr. (Ms) Padmaja V. Kamat Member 3. Mr. Anil V. Bhandiwad Member 4. Dr. (Ms) Mita Amonkar Member 5. Dr. Rasika S. Gaonkar Member 6. Dr(Mrs).V V. Kamat Member 7. Mr. Vishnu Naik Member

36) STAFF GUILD : 1. Mr. Sandeep Lotlikar Secretary 2. Ms. Brenda F. D. Baretto Jt. Secretary

37) SCIENCE FORUM : 1. Mrs. A.B. Kanolkar Convenor 2. Dr. (Ms) Jyoti D. Vaingankar Member 3. Dr. (Ms) Pritam Patil Member

38) ARTS FORUM : 1. Mr. Sandeep Lotlikar Convenor 2. Ms. Jasmine Kurian Member 3. Dr. Badruddin Member

39) PES MEDICAL CENTRE : 1. Dr. (Ms) Sunita R. Borkar Convenor 2. Ms. Jasmine Kurian Member 3. Dr. (Ms) Jyoti D. Vaingankar Member 4. Mr. Atul Pole Member 5. Ms. Deepa Fernandes Member 6. Ms. Anita G. Narvekar Member

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40) ALUMNI ASSOCIATION : 1. Mrs. Ranjeeta Sawaikar Convenor 2. Dr. (Ms) Mita Amonkar Member 3. Mr. D.M. Dessai Member 4. Mrs. Teja Gramopadhye Member 5. Dr. G.V.S. Kundaikar Member 6. Dr. Badruddin Member 7. Mr. Gajanan Bhat Member

41) PARENT TEACHERS ASSOCIATION: 1. Mrs. Bhagyashri Halarnkar Convenor 2. Dr. (Ms) Harsha Uskaikar Member 3. Mr. Deepak R. Chhatre Member 4. Dr. (Mrs) Rasika S. Gaonkar Member 5. Mrs. Mandakini G.S. Kundaikar Member 6. Mr. Atul Pole Member

42) RESEARCH COMMITTEE 1. Dr. S.H. Bhosale Conveor 2. Dr. (Mrs) S.V. Kamat Member 3. Dr. (Mrs) Kamladevi R. Kunkolienkar Member 4. Dr. (Ms) Padmaja V. Kamat Member 5. Dr. (Ms) Harsha Uskaikar Member 6. Dr. (Mrs) V.V. Prabhudessai Member

43) WOMEN’S CELL : 1. Mrs. Bhagyashri Halarnkar Convenor 2. Ms. Brenda F.D. Barretto Member 3. Dr. (Ms) Aditi Rane Member 4. Dr. (Mrs) Deeparani K. Prabhu Member 5. Ms. A.B. Khanolkar Member

44) DISCIPLINE COMMITTEE : 1. Mr. G.P. Prabhu Khanolkar Vice- Principal 2. Dr. S.H.P. Keluskar Chairman Student Council 3. Mr. D.M. Dessai Director of Physical Education 4. Dr. (Ms) Harsha Uskaikar Convenor Gym/ Sports activities 5. Mr. Milind B. Gauns Librarian 6. All HOD’s, Teaching & Non Teaching Staff Members

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45) COLLEGE DOCUMENTATION CENTRE : 1. Mr. Milind B. Gauns Convenor 2. Mr. D.M. Dessai Member 3. Mrs. Uma Priolkar Member 4. HOD’s of Arts and Science Department Member 5. Ms. Anita Narvekar Member 6. Mr. Kunda G. Shet Narvekar Member

46. AISHE 1. Dr. (Mrs) Mita Amonkar Nodal Officer

47. NIRF 1. Dr. (Mrs) Mita Amonkar Nodal Officer

48) RUSA SCHEME Shri. G. P. P. Khanolkar Co-ordinator

49) CAMPUS MAINTAINANCE COMMITTEE : 1. Mr. D.M. Dessai Convenor 2. Mr. Milind B. Gauns Member 3. Dr. B.L. Malik Member 4. Dr. M.N. Kulkarni Member 5. Dr. J.G.R Monteiro Member 6. Mr. V.S. Dangui Member 7. Ms. Anita G. Narvekar Member 8. Mrs. Kunda G.S. Narvekar Member 9. Mr. Devidas Gaude Member 10. Mr. Manish Naique Member 11. Mr. Atchut Satarkar Member 12. Mr. Raju Bandodkar Member

50) CANTEEN COMMITTEE : 1. Mr. G.P. Prabhu Khanolkar Convenor 2. Dr. S.H. P. Keluskar Member 3. Dr.(Ms.) C.F.E. Fernandes Member 4. Dr. Kiran Naik Member 5. Ms. Swarupa Kerkar Member 6. Mr. Devidas Gaude Member 7. Genaral Secreatry of Student Council Member 8. Ladies Representative of Student Council Member 9. Staff Guild secretary Member

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51) SEMINAR/ CONFERENCE HALL AND AUDIO VISUAL EQUIPMENTS MONITORING COMMITTEE : 1. Dr. S.H.P. Keluskar Convenor 2. Ms. Lynette Fernandes Member 3. Mr. Atul Pole Member 4. Mr. Milind Gauns Member 5. Ms. Anita G. Narvear Member 6. Mr. Manish Naique Member 7. Mr. Mohanish Naik Member 8. Mr. Shailesh Gaonkar Member 9. Mr. Vasudeo Naik Member

52) STUDENT’S AID FUND COMMITTEE 1. Dr. (Mrs) S.V. Kamat Convenor 2. Dr. A.V. Deshpande Member 3. Mr. V.S.Dangui Member

53) FORUM FOR PROMOTION AND CONSERVATION OF ART & CULTURE 1. Dr. Bhushan Bhave Convenor 2. Mrs. Mandakini G. Kundaikar Member 3. Dr.(Mrs) V. V. Kamat Member 4. Dr. (Mrs) Sunita Borkar Member 5. Dr. (Mrs) Anita S. Tilve Manekar Member 6. Mrs. Priya Sabnis Member 7. Mr. Vishnu Naik Member 8. Mr. Devidas Gaude Member

54) NAAC STEERING COMMITTEE 1. Mr. G.P. Prabhu Khanolkar Co-ordinator 2. Dr. (Mrs) Sunita Borkar Member 3. Dr. J.G.R. Monteiro Member 4. Dr. S.H.P.Keluskar Member 5. Dr. S.D. Gokakakar Member 6. Dr. S.H. Bhosale Member 7. Dr. (Mrs) Mita Nadkarni Member 8. Mrs. Uma Priolkar Member 9. Mrs. Priya Sabnis Member 10. Ms. Jasmine Kurian Member 11. Mrs. Bhagyashri L. Halarnkar Member 12. Ms. Anita Narvekar Member

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13. Mrs. Kunda G. Shet Narvekar Member 14. Mr. Devidas Gaude Member 15. Ms. Swarupa Kerkar Member 16. Mr. Ranganath Naik Member 17. Mr. Gajanan Naik Member

55) EQUAL OPPORTUNITY CELL Convenor 1. Dr. Badruddin Member 2. Mr. Milind Gauns Member 3. Dr. (Ms) Harsh Uskaikar Member 4. Mrs. Vanita Halarnkar Member 5. Mr. Devidas Gaude Member

56) INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE CELL COMMITTEE 1. Dr. V. J. Pissurlekar,Principal Chairman 2. Shri. R. G. Desai Treasurer Ponda Education Society 3. Prof. Jayant Budkuley Former Registrar & Head of Department Of Goa University 4. Shri. Ashutosh Sardessai REINIGER, INDIA 5. Shri. Samir Gawas Deputy Manager, Zydus, Cadila 6. Shri. G. P. P. Khanolkar Vice Principal 7. Dr. (Ms.) S. R. Borkar Co - ordinator 8. Shri. A. V. Bhandiwad Member 9. Dr. S. H. Bhosale Member 10. Shri. B. V. Bhave Member 11. Dr. S. D. Gokakakar Member 12. Ms. U. J. Priolkar Member 13. Ms. M. N. Amonkar Member 14. Ms. Anita Narvekar Member 15. Mr. Milind Gauns Member 16. General Secretary Member 17. Mr. Venkatesh Gaunekar Member

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EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES1) Annual College Athletic Meet lt is held every year, enabling the students to test their physical capabilities.2) Kala Sangam - Cultural Programme The College organises various cultural competitions in the month of

December to give the students an opportunity to bring out their artistic talents and capabilities.

3) Annual Social Gathering The College holds annually its Social Gathering wherein a formal function

highlighting various activities of the College throughout the academic year and awarding of the academic prizes takes place. The Formal Function is followed by a Cultural programme giving the students an opportunity to display their talents through various cultural events.

4) Subject Associations : i) Botany Colloquium : This is an active forum, undertaken by the

Botany Dept., for helping the students to develop a keen interest in the subject and apply it practically in their life. The colloquium arranges lectures, talks, exhibitions etc. This forum also prepare a wall paper named "Pravardhan", managed by students.

ii) Microtech Cell : The Microbiology Department has a Microtech cell as study forum, regularly organizing lectures, workshops, seminars, inter- and intra-collegiate competitions and industrial study tours for the students helping them to develop a keen interest in the subject and apply it practically in their life. The cell also announces Microtech-Cell Award for student scoring highest marks in Microbiology at T.Y.B.Sc. university exam instituted by the staff members of Microbiology.

iii) Arts Forum : its purpose is to identify the different areas of interest of the students and help them to develop various creative arts like music, painting, debate, public speaking, dramatics etc.

iv) Science Forum : Conducts and organises Guest Lectures, Seminars and Discussions on the current affairs related to scientific matter.

v) The Psychology Cell : is a study forum of the Psychology students that conducts and organizes guest lecturers, seminars, orientations and field trips for the Psychology students.

vi) Zoology Study Forum : lt was initiated in the year 1990. All the students of Zoology are members of this forum. This is an active forum constantly arranging lectures and talks by eminent personalities. Forum prepares biannual wall paper ‘Mayur’.

vii) Economics Association : The Department of Economics has its subject association named "The Economics Association". lt was started in January 1991. The objectives of the Association are: 1) To create a keen interest in the subject of economics among

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the students. 2) To expose the students to various aspects of major economic issues of Goa and lndia. Since its inception, the Association has organised guest lectures by eminent personalities from the tields of industry, commerce trade unions etc. On some occasions, the students of economics have also delivered talks on the topics assigned to them.

viii) PES Archives : This Association was formed by the Department of History in 1991. lt organises Guest Lecturers, Quiz Competitions, Study Tours etc. for the benefit of History students. The inauguration of its activities is invariably held on 1st August of every year, as the day marks the death anniversary of Lokmanya Tilak. The Executive Committee of PES Archives is called “Astha Pradhan Mandal”.

ix) ‘MANTHAN’ : The Philosophy Department has established an Association of Philosophy Students of the College under the banner “MANTHAN”. The Association organises study tours, workshops both curricular, extra curricular and seminars etc.

x) Women’s Cell : The College has a Women’s cell which works for the welfare of girl students, looks into their problems and organises programmes to enhance awareness of their rights. Celebration of International women`s day on 8th March is one of its regular feature.

xi) Counselling Cell : The Department of Psychology with the help of professional counsellors manages a counselling cell which renders counselling and career guidance to students as well as their parents.

5) SPIC MACAY (Art and Culture Club) Under SPlC MACAY (Society for Promoting indian Classical Music and

Culture among Youth) activities renowned artists like Vishwamohan Bhat, K. Gopi and others were invited and have given their performances in the past.

6) Vangmaya Mandal : Students are given an opportunity to display their talent in the form of

articles, poems, sketches, paintings etc. The wall paper “Parikrama” is released periodically.

7) Maharashtra Talent Search Examination (MTSE) : The College is proud to conduct MTSE examination for students of Std.

Vlll, Std. IX and Xth in the Goa Region since 2003. A team of college teachers work as Divisional Controller, Assistant Division Controller and Senior Supervisor for the smooth conduct of this prestigious examination.

8) Survival Nature Club : The objective of this club is to inculcate in the students mind an attitude towards the conservation and protection of nature. The club is managed alternatively by Dept. of Botany and Zoology for a period of 2 years.

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FACILITIES AVAILABLE IN THE COLLEGEThe following facilities are available in the College for students and teachers.

1) Photo Copier.

2) Computer Center.

3) Fax Machine

4) Generator.

5) Musical Instruments

6) Internet and E-mail.

7) Audio - Visual Aids (L.C.D., slide Projector, Overhead Projector, Television set, DVD Player, Music System), Classroom OHP.

8) Medical Center students

9) Sulabh Sauchalaya

10) The College has a full-fledged Gymkhana building, good playground and a walking track.

11) The collage has a separate building for library with spacious, well-ventilated reading room, a AC seminar hall and a AC Auditorium.

12) A stationery shop with Xerox, Phone facility is existing in the College Campus.

13) Separate Laboratory Blocks for Science Departments.

14) The College has established a set up fully for computerised administra-tive and examination work.

15) All the Science Departments of the College are well equipped with facilities required for their respective courses. A full fledged Computer Centre is setup to conduct F.Y. B.A. / F.Y. B.Sc. practicals.

16) P.E.S. Employees Credit Co-operative Society Ltd.

An Employees Credit Co-operative Society was established in the College in the year 1989 with Reg. No. ARCS/CZ/8 (a)/50/Goa/89 dt. 27/O9/89.

The teaching and non - teaching staff of PES College and PES HSS are the members of the Society.

17) Canteen : There is a well maintained canteen/cafeteria having sufficient space for accommodating both students and staff.

18) Parking Facility for teachers, students and visitors is provided in the campus.

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ACADEMIC CALENDAR - 2018 - 2019I, III and V SEMESTER

19-06-2018 to 10-11-2018

COMMENCEMENT OF I, III and V SEMESTER END EXAMINATION

19-10-2018

II, IV and VI SEMESTER

04-12-2018 to 04-05-2019

COMMENCEMENT OF II, IV and VI SEMESTER END EXAMINATION

15-04-2019

COLLEGE OFFICE TIMINGS9.30 a.m. to 4.30 p.m.

(on all working days with one hour lunch break)

MONEY TRANSACTIONWeek Days: 10.00 a.m. - 12.30 p.m.

Only 1st, 3rd and 5th Saturdays10.00 a.m. to 12.30 p.m.

COLLEGE TIMINGS8.30 a.m. to 4.30 p.m.

VACATIONS / BREAKS 1. Ganesh Chaturthi Break - 12-09-2018 to 18-09-2018 2. Winter Vacation - 11-11-2018 to 01-12-2018 3. Christmas Break - 24-12-2018 to 01-01-2019 4. Summer Vacation - 05-05-2019 to 15-06-2019

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DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION

SPORTS CALENDAR 2018 - 2019

Sr. No. Game Tentative Dates

1 Badminton (M and W) 1st July to 26th July, 2018

2 Table - Tennis (M and W) 4th July to 30th July, 2018

3 Chess (M and W) 7th July to 30th July, 2018

4 Weight Lifting (M) 10th July to 30th July, 2018

5 Power Lifting (M) 10th July to 30th July, 2018

6 Body Building (M) 10th July to 30th July, 2018

7 Swimming (M and W) 1st August to 20th August, 2018

8 Football (M) 10th July to 24th July, 2018

9 Tennikoit (W) 1st August, to 20th August, 2018

10 Kabaddi (M and W) 20th August, to 10th Sept., 2018

11 Kho-Kho (M and W) 20th Sept. to 10th Oct., 2018

12 Athletics (M and W) 20th Sept., to 10th Oct., 2018

13 Volley-ball (M) 20th Dec. 2018 to 10th Jan., 2019

14 Cricket (M and W) 20th Jan. to 10th Feb. 2019

15 Athletic Meet (College) December 2018

Subject to changes according to Goa University Schedule.

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College Calender of Events, 2018-2019June 2018

Friday 1 Saturday 2Sunday 3Monday 4Tuesday 5Wednesday 6Thursday 7Friday 8Saturday 9Sunday 10Monday 11Tuesday 12Wednesday 13Thursday 14Friday 15Saturday 16 Eid Ul Fitra*Sunday 17Monday 18Tuesday 19 College Re-opens - New Academic Session Begins

Department of History: Subject Orientation for Semester IIIDepartment of Philosophy: Subject Orientation for Semester I and II Students, Day 1

Wednesday 20 Department of Economics: Subject orientation for Semester V & VI studentsDepartment of Information Technology: Subject Orientation for Semester I B.A StudentsDepartment of Philosophy: Subject Orientation for Semester I and II Students, Day 2

Thursday 21 Department of Information Technology: Subject Orientation for Semester I B.Sc. StudentsDepartment of Philosophy: Subject Orientation for Semester I and II Students, Day 3Department of Philosophy: Subject Orientation for III year Students

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Friday 22 Department of History: Subject Orientation for Semester IDepartment of Philosophy: Inauguration of ‘Manthan’ Association of Philosophy

Saturday 23 Department of Microbiology: Subject orientation for Semester I and III

Sunday 24Monday 25Tuesday 26 Department of Mathematics: Work Load DistributionWednesday 27Thursday 28 Department of Konkani: Grammar and Orthography

Workshop for Semester I B.A. StudentsFriday 29 Department of Microbiology: Training Programme at

ICAR, Old Goa on Mushroom CultivationSaturday 30 Department of Marathi: Subject Orientation for

Semester V&VI (TYBA)

*Subject to Citing of Moon July 2018

Sunday 1 Monday 2 Department of Political Science: Career -Counseling

Lecture for B.A., 1st Semester StudentsDepartment of Marathi: 1st Meeting of PES Yuva Marathi Urja Kendra

Tuesday 3Wednesday 4 Department of Political Science: Career and

Counseling Lecture for B.A. 3rd SemesterDepartment of History: Guest Lecture on American War of Independence

Thursday 5 Survival Nature Club: Tree Plantation ProgrammeFriday 6Saturday 7 Department of Microbiology: Workshop on project

work for Semester VDepartment of Konkani: Grammar and Orthography Workshop for Semester I Students of B.Sc. (MIL)

Sunday 8

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Monday 9 Department of Marathi: B.B. Borkar Smriti Divas & Release of Wall Paper Department of Mathematics: Distribution of Projects for T .Y. Students

Tuesday 10Wednesday 11 Department of Economics: Inauguration of Activities

of Economics Association and celebration of World Population Day

Thursday 12Friday 13Saturday 14Sunday 15Monday 16 Department of Information Technology: Essay Writing

for B.A/B.Sc/M.Sc StudentsTuesday 17Wednesday 18Thursday 19 Department of Zoology: Zoology Field trip –B.Sc.

Semester VDepartment of History: Certificate Course in Modi Script Begins

Friday 20 Department of Physics : Guest LectureDepartment of Psychology: Inaugural of subject association Manoshakti

Saturday 21 Department of Microbiology: Guest Lecture Department of Information Technology: Guest Lecture

Sunday 22Monday 23Tuesday 24Wednesday 25 Department of History: Certificate Course in Modi

Script EndsThursday 26Friday 27 Department of Political Science: ICSSR Sponsored

National Seminar on “Population Displacement: Domestic, Regional and International Dimensions”, 1st Day Department of Zoology: Project Orientation for T. Y. B.Sc. Semester V

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Saturday 28 Department of Political Science: ICSSR Sponsored National Seminar on “Population Displacement: Domestic, Regional and International Dimensions”, 2nd Day Department of Chemistry: Initiation of PIANO activity

Sunday 29Monday 30 Department of History: Orientation on “Research

Methodology” for TYBA project studentsTuesday 31 Department of Konkani: Inauguration of P.E.S. Writers’

ClubAugust 2018

Wednesday 1 Department of History: Inauguration of P.E.S Archives with a Guest Lecture

Thursday 2Friday 3Saturday 4 Zoology Study Forum (ZSF) Activity

Department of Marathi: Workshop on Project Work for Semester V & VI

Sunday 5Monday 6 Department of Psychology: - One week certificate course

Begins Tuesday 7 Department of Botany: Competition under Botany

ColloquiumWednesday 8 Zoology Field trip –B.Sc. Semester VThursday 9Friday 10 Nature Trail under Zoology Study Forum (ZSF) to

study Monsoon FaunaDepartment of Philosophy: Guest Lecture

Saturday 11 Department of Psychology: - One week certificate course Ends

Sunday 12 National Librarians Day

Monday 13 Department of Marathi: Babasaheb Bandodkar Smriti Divas & Celebration with release of Wall PaperDepartment of Information Technology: Poster Painting for B.A/B.Sc/M.Sc Students

Tuesday 14 Survival Nature Club: Competition

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Wednesday 15 Department of Zoology: Release of Wallpaper ‘MAYUR’ by ZSFDepartment of Botany: Release of 1st issue of Wall paper- Pravardhan under Botany Colloquium

Independence Day

Thursday 16Friday 17Saturday 18 Department of Chemistry: Guest lecture

Department of Microbiology: Interclass spelling Bee competition, Intercollegiate competitions based on Microbiological theme organized by Micro Tech CellDepartment of Botany: Guest Lecture under Botany Colloquium

Sunday 19Monday 20 Department of Konkani: Seminar on ‘Career

Opportunities for B.A. Students’Tuesday 21 Department of English: Short Term course on Soft

Skills beings Wednesday 22 Eid Ul Azha*Thursday 23Friday 24Saturday 25 Department of Marathi: Release of Wall Paper on

Shravan and Celebration of Rakshabandhan Department of English: Short Term course on Soft Skills Ends

Sunday 26Monday 27Tuesday 28 Zoology Field Trip –B.Sc. Semester VWednesday 29Thursday 30Friday 31 Department of Physics: Inauguration of Physics Cluster

and Exhibition of Science projects for Higher secondary students

*Subject to Citing of MoonSeptember 2018

Saturday 1 Department of Zoology: A talk Under ZSFDepartment of History: One day Workshop on Theatre

Sunday 2Monday 3 Department of Information Technology: Certificate

Course in Photography (Tentative)Tuesday 4

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Wednesday 5 Department of Marathi: A. K. Priolkar Jayanti Celebration with release of Wall Paper

Teachers Day

Thursday 6Friday 7 Department of Microbiology: Inter collegiate poster

competition organized by Micro Tech CellSaturday 8Sunday 9Monday 10 Department of English: Essay Writing CompetitionTuesday 11Wednesday 12 Ganesh Chaturthi Vacation Begins Thursday 13Friday 14 Department of Hindi: Programme on Hindi DivasSaturday 15Sunday 16 AECC: Environmental Studies - B.A. Semester I Field

Trip to ETP Plant, Goa DairyMonday 17Tuesday 18 Ganesh Chaturthi Vacation EndsWednesday 19Thursday 20 Department of Economics: Guest LectureFriday 21 Department of Physics: Guest LectureSaturday 22 Department of Microbiology: Guest LectureSunday 23Monday 24 Department of Psychology: Guest lecture

Department of Konkani: Writers’ Club ActivityTuesday 25 Department of Mathematics: Seminars by Third Year

Students on Project for Five DaysWednesday 26 Zoology Field Trip –B.Sc. Semester VThursday 27Friday 28Saturday 29Sunday 30

October 2018Monday 1 Tuesday 2 Department of Marathi: Release of Wall Paper on

Gandhi Jayanti Gandhi Jayanti

Wednesday 3

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Thursday 4Friday 5Saturday 6 Department of Microbiology: Industrial Visit for

Microbiology StudentsSunday 7Monday 8Tuesday 9Wednesday 10Thursday 11Friday 12Saturday 13Sunday 14 AECC: Environmental Studies - B.A. Semester I Field

Trip to Bondla Wildlife SanctuaryMonday 15Tuesday 16Wednesday 17Thursday 18 Deshehra Friday 19Saturday 20 MoharramSunday 21Monday 22Tuesday 23Wednesday 24 Department of Political Science: Relevance of India’s

Maritime Security-A Guest Lecture UN Day

Thursday 25Friday 26Saturday 27Sunday 28Monday 29 Department of Physics: Study Tour for Physics Students

Begins Tuesday 30Wednesday 31

November 2018Thursday 1 Department of IT: Short Term Certificate Course in

Computer Applications (Tentative) Friday 2Saturday 3 Department of Physics: Study Tour for Physics

Students Ends

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Sunday 4Monday 5Tuesday 6 DeepawaliWednesday 7Thursday 8Friday 9Saturday 10Sunday 11Monday 12 Winter Break Begins

Department of Philosophy: Study TripTuesday 13Wednesday 14Thursday 15Friday 16 Department of Physics: National conference on Recent

trends in Nanotechnology and Laser technology- Day ISaturday 17 Department of Physics: National conference on Recent

trends in Nanotechnology and Laser technology- Day IISunday 18Monday 19Tuesday 20Wednesday 21Thursday 22 Department of Konkani: Workshop on TypographyFriday 23Saturday 24Sunday 25Monday 26Tuesday 27Wednesday 28Thursday 29Friday 30 Department of Marti: Guest Lecture

December 2018Saturday 1 Zoology Field Trip –B.Sc. Semester VI World Aids

DaySunday 2Monday 3 College Re-Opens after Winter Break St Xavier’s

FeastTuesday 4 Department of Mathematics: Departmental meeting

regarding VI semester syllabus distribution

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Wednesday 5 Department of English: Interclass Debate CompetitionThursday 6Friday 7 Department of Economics: Local Study TourSaturday 8 Department of Chemistry: Interclass Debate

CompetitionDepartment of History: Local Study trip for students of FYBA Department of Microbiology: ‘Micro Nova’Department of Marathi: Inter Class Competition

Sunday 9Monday 10 International

Human Rights Day

Tuesday 11 Survival Nature Club: Competition Wednesday 12 Department of Microbiology: Inter - class cooking

competition organized by Micro Tech CellThursday 13Friday 14Saturday 15Sunday 16 Zoology Study Forum (ZSF) Activity

Monday 17Tuesday 18Wednesday 19 Department of Economics: Release of Wall Paper of

Economics AssociationGoa Liberation day

Thursday 20Friday 21Saturday 22Sunday 23Monday 24 Christmas Break BeginsTuesday 25 ChristmasWednesday 26Thursday 27Friday 28Saturday 29Sunday 30Monday 31

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January 2019Tuesday 1 Wednesday 2 College Reopens after Christmas Break Thursday 3 Department of Marathi: Savitribai Phule Jayanti

Celebration & Release of Wall Paper

Friday 4 Department of Mathematics: Seminar for S.Y. B.Sc Students on importance of Mathematics

Saturday 5Sunday 6Monday 7 Department of History: Workshop on Art History

BeginsTuesday 8Wednesday 9Thursday 10 Zoology Field Trip –B.Sc. Semester VIFriday 11 Department of Konkani: Guest Lecture ISaturday 12 Department of Zoology: Seminar under ZSF

Department of History: Workshop on Art History ends Department of Microbiology: One day State level/National seminarDepartment of Information Technology: Guest Lecture

Sunday 13Monday 14 Department of Economics: Guest LectureTuesday 15Wednesday 16Thursday 17Friday 18 Department of Botany: Guest Lecture under Botany

ColloquiumDepartment of Philosophy: Interdisciplinary Guest Lecture

Saturday 19 Department of Microbiology: Seminar on project work by B. Sc. Semester VI Microbiology students

Sunday 20Monday 21Tuesday 22Wednesday 23Thursday 24Friday 25

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Saturday 26 Department of Zoology: Release of Wallpaper ‘MAYUR’ by ZSFDepartment of Botany: Release of the 2nd issue of Wall Paper Pravardhan under Botany Colloquium

Republic Day

Sunday 27Monday 28Tuesday 29 Department of Psychology: Intercollegiate event

PSYCHOROCKS 2019Wednesday 30 Zoology Field trip –B.Sc. Semester VI Martyr DayThursday 31 Department of Physics: Research project exhibition for

undergraduate colleges, post graduate departments and engineering colleges

February 2019Friday 1 Saturday 2 Department of Zoology: Workshop under ZSFSunday 3Monday 4 Department of Konkani: Guest Lecture IITuesday 5 Department of Mathematics: Project presentation by

T.Y. Students 1st DayWednesday 6 Department of Mathematics: Project presentation by

T.Y. Students, 2nd DayThursday 7Friday 8 Department of English: Workshop on Digital Story

Telling 1st DaySaturday 9 Department of English: Workshop on Digital Story

Telling 2nd Day Department of Information Technology: “TECHKRITI” an Inter-Collegiate EventDepartment of Philosophy: Local Study Trip for Cultural Exposure

Sunday 10Monday 11 Zoology Field trip –B.Sc. Semester VITuesday 12Wednesday 13Thursday 14Friday 15Saturday 16 Department of Marathi: Sanvaad

Sunday 17

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Monday 18 Department of Konkani: Guest Lecture IIITuesday 19 Department of History: National Seminar, 1st DayWednesday 20 Department of History: National Seminar, 2nd Day

Department of Psychology: -Guest lectureThursday 21Friday 22Saturday 23Sunday 24 AECC: Environmental Studies - B.Sc. Semester II

Field trip to ETP Plant, Goa DairyMonday 25Tuesday 26Wednesday 27Thursday 28 Department of Chemistry: Science Day Celebration

March 2019Friday 1 Saturday 2Sunday 3Monday 4 MahashivratriTuesday 5Wednesday 6 Department of Information Technology: PowerPoint

Presentation Competition for B.Sc. StudentsThursday 7Friday 8 Department of Marathi: Relies of Wall Paper on

International Women’s DayInternational Women’s Day

Saturday 9Sunday 10Monday 11Tuesday 12Wednesday 13 Department of Information Technology: Power Point

Presentation Competition for B.A StudentsThursday 14Friday 15Saturday 16Sunday 17Monday 18Tuesday 19Wednesday 20 HoliThursday 21

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Friday 22Saturday 23Sunday 24 AECC: Environmental Studies - B.Sc. Semester II

Field trip to ETP Plant, Goa DairyMonday 25Tuesday 26Wednesday 27Thursday 28Friday 29Saturday 30Sunday 31 AECC: Environmental Studies - B.Sc Semester II Field

Trip to Bondla Wildlife SanctuaryApril 2019

Monday 1 Tuesday 2Wednesday 3Thursday 4Friday 5Saturday 6Sunday 7Monday 8Tuesday 9Wednesday 10Thursday 11Friday 12Saturday 13Sunday 14Monday 15Tuesday 16Wednesday 17Thursday 18Friday 19 Good FridaySaturday 20Sunday 21Monday 22Tuesday 23Wednesday 24

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Thursday 25Friday 26Saturday 27Sunday 28Monday 29 Department of English: Writing Skill Development

Workshop, 1st DayTuesday 30 Department of English: Writing Skill Development

Workshop, 2nd Day

May 2019Wednesday 1 Bank

Holiday/May Day

Thursday 2Friday 3Saturday 4Sunday 5Monday 6 Summer Vacation Begins Tuesday 7Wednesday 8Thursday 9Friday 10Saturday 11Sunday 12Monday 13Tuesday 14Wednesday 15Thursday 16Friday 17Saturday 18Sunday 19Monday 20Tuesday 21Wednesday 22Thursday 23Friday 24Saturday 25

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Sunday 26Monday 27Tuesday 28Wednesday 29Thursday 30Friday 31

Long Vacations/BreaksSL. No. Events Duration No. of Days1. Ganesh Chaturthi 12/09/2018 to 18/09/2018 07 2. Winter Break 12/11/2018 to 01/12/2018 203. Christmas Break 24/12/2018 to 01/01/2019 094. Summer Vacation 06/05/2019 to 15/06/2019 41

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UNDERTAKING BY THE STUDENT

To,The Principal,P.E.S. Ravi S. Naik College of Arts and Science,Famagudi, Ponda - Goa.

Sub : Undertaking by the student

Respected Sir,

I, the undersigned Undertake the following matter : '

1. I would maintain a minimum of 75% attendance in each subject failing which I may be prohibited from appearing for the Examination.

2. I will not use Mobile Phone within the College Campus.

3. I Understand that Ragging is banned in the College, hence I state that appropriate action be taken by the College authorities against me, if I am found involved in Ragging.

4. I will attend a minimum of 2 ISA* per paper as stipulated by Goa University, failing which I will not be permitted to attend SEE**.

5. I have read the Rules and Regulations mentioned in the Handbook under different heads and I agree to abide by them.

Signature of the Parent/Guardian Signature of the Student

Note : * ISA-Intra Semester Assessment

** SEE - Semester End Examination

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PARENT TEACHER ASSOCIATIONOF

P.E.S’s. R.S.N. COLLEGE OF ARTS and SCIENCE

MEMBERSHIP FORM

Name of the Parent :

Parent of : (Students Name)

Class : Roll No. :

Residential Address :

Tel. (Office) : (Res) :

Mobile :

E-mail - I.D. :

Signature :

Name of the Parent :

Date :

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P.E.S.’s R.S.N. COLLEGE OF ARTS and SCIENCESTUDENT IDENTITY CARD FORM

Please use ONLY CAPITAL LETTERS to fill this form

Note : This information will be used for I - Card. College will not be responsible for any spelling or other mistakes.

Name :

Middle Name :

Surname :

Class : Date of Birth :

Residential Address :

Blood Group :

Emergency Contact No. :

Residence Tel. No. :

Signature of Student :

Please Sign inside the box only. Signature outside the box will not be accepted.

Declaration: I hereby declare that the information given above is true to the best of my knowledge

Date :

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