PROJECT PNB

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ON

WEBSITE OF JAMMU UNIVERSITY

Submitted to:SIKKIM MANIPAL UNIVERSITY

For the partial fulfillment of the

Award of Degree of

Bachelors of Computer Application

Developed By: Under the guidance of:Vikas Dhar Tahir Tahrikee


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CERTIFICATE

It is to certify that Vikas Dhar, Registration No. 520619737 has completedthe project work, Website of Jammu University for the partial fulfillment of theaward of the degree of BACHELORS OF COMPUTER APPLICATION by

Sikkim Manipal University.

(Academic Year: 2008-2009)

Sig. of Project Guide( )


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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

I have conceived that it is virtually impossible for me to undertake and complete a

project of this kind without the encouragement, guidance and assistance from our

teachers and friends. Preparing any project requires views of many peoples but I

suspect those technical projects are more difficult than others. A great many

people are involved in various stages of the project preparation that shared their

knowledge and experience.

At the very outset I express my heartful gratitude to Tahir Tahrikee

and the administration of the college for giving me opportunity to complete the

project well in time.

Lastly I would like to thank to all my friends for sharing their experiences of

software and specially my parents whose principles and morale support helped

me to rise to this position in which I am in today.


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Index

1. Certificate

2. Acknowledgement

3. Title of the project.

4. Introduction of project

5. Objectives of the project.6. SRS.

7. Introduction to Language used.

8. SDLC.

9. E R Diagrams.

10. BIBLOGRAPHY.


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TITLE OF THE PROJECT

UNIVERSITY OF JAMMU

INTRODUCTION:- Cradled in the lap of mountains atthe foothills of auspicious Trikuta, besides the river Tawi at an

altitude of 1030 ft. in Jammu. This 'city of temples' has many

places that are flocked by people from every nook and corner.Among all these, also comes the famed University of Jammu.

A place, where imparting education is not considered just as a

mere duty, but as a commitment towards the advancement of the

society. A University with a vision and a single-minded mission.

To make Jammu university a name to reckon with. A saga that has

been continuing from the time of its inception.

The University of Jammu holds examinations, grants degrees,

generates knowledge and confers diverse academic distinctions on

persons who pursue approved courses of study in the University or

in constituent colleges/institutions approved for the purpose also

for those who appear as external/private candidates. It also confers

honorary degrees or other distinctions on the persons of

exceptional caliber. The University also admits, maintains,

recognizes, and affiliates colleges and other institutions. It is

primarily a research, teaching, affiliating, and examining body

involved in promotion of arts, science and other branches of

learning. The University is open to all classes and creeds with the

sole objective to carry people from darkness to light.


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OBJECTIVES OF THE PROJECT

1. Record maintenance in the system will be easier.

2. Increase the efficiency and man power will be lessused.

3. Storage capacity will be more.

4. It will increase the accuracy.

5. It is Reliable.

6. It makes the system interactive.

7. Record updating will be easier and sample.

8. It will make the work more easily and fast.

9. It results in paper less office.

10. It is cost effective.


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SRS (System Requirement Specification)

Working Environment

Min. Hardware Requirements:

System with following configuration:

Processor: Pentium-4

RAM: 256 MB

Hard Disk: 80 GB

FDD: 1.44 MB

Min. Software Requirements:

Servers:Web Server: IIS, Personal Web Server(PWS)

Operating System : Win NT 4.0 options Pack withwin 98 running on client machines.

Markup Language: HTML 4.0Browsers: IE 4.0, NE 4.5


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ServersWeb Servers:-A web server is a computer that contains all the webpages for a particular web site and has special

software installed to send these web pages to webbrowsers that request them

Internet Information server (IIS):Internet Information Server is a professional webServer. An Internet Information Server project is a VBProject that runs on the server and services client

requests. It is a web server that enables us a topublish information on a corporate Intranet or on theInternet. Internet Information Server can also beconfigured to provide File Transfer Protocol (FTP) andgopher services.

Working of Internet Information Server:

The web is fundamentally a system of requests andresponses. Web browsers request information by

Website of Handa College Of Education

sending a URL to a web server. The web serverresponds by returning a Hypertext Markup Language(HTML) page.

IIS is meant to help VB developers who use the toolsthey are familiar with to the web. A web class is the


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basic item of an IIS application. A web class replacesthe custom component. A web class lets us combineVB Code with the objects of the ASP components tocreate HTML files.

Personal Web Server (PWS) :Microsoft Personal Web Server (PWS) 4.0 is used forpersonal information sharing and Web development.PWS is a desktop Web Server that makes Web sitesetup quick and simple, from creating a personalizedhome page automatically, to drag-and-droppublishing of documents.

Because Personal Web Server supports ActiveServer Pages, it can be used as a development andtesting platform for web site. Create a page in theoffice or at home, and test it by using Personal WebServer, before hosting it on the corporate server oran Internet service provider.

Features of Personal Web Server 4.0

a. New user interface:Personal Web Server includes Personal WebManager, an enhanced server management utilitythat greatly simplifies server operation whileretaining support forcreating virtual directories, site traffic logging, and

directory browsing.b. Locate Documents Easily:Ever get confused by cryptic file names on a shareddirectory? Avoid confusion by placing descriptivelinks on our home page. Visitors easily reach thecorrect document.


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To place links on our home page, we just type thelocation and description of the file. PWS does therest!

c. Site traffic monitoring:Real-time graphs that display site traffic statistics,such as requests per day, requests per hour, visitorsper day, and visitors per hour.

Operating System:Windows 2000

Windows 2000 operating system family consist ofWindows 2000 professional, Windows 2000 server,Windows 2000 Advanced server and Windows 2000data center serverWindows 2000 family is the successor to theWindows NT line of product . The Windows 2000family builtupon the technology from the Windows NT line of

product adds many features and enhancements.Windows 2000 reliable scaleable and easily tomanage, easy to use version of Microsoft Windows todate. It provides a solid backbone and infra structureto base your company computing needs upon.

Markup Languages

HTML 4.0Web pages are written in a language calledHTML(Hypertext Markup Language). HTML allowsusers to produce web pages that include text,graphics, and pointers to other WebPages.


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HTML is a markup language, a language fordescribing how documents are to be formatted. Theadvantage of markup language over one with noexplicit markup is that writing a browser for it is

straightforward. The browser has to understand themarkup commands.Documents written in Markup language can becontrasted to documents produced with a WYSIWYG(What You See Is What You Get) word processor,such as MS-Word. The main drawback of HTML is thatit creates Static web pages.

There are two basic approaches to making an HTML

page. We can type out the text and HTML commandsour self with a text editor, or we can use graphicalsoftware that generates the commands for us. It isrecommended that we do not use the graphicalsoftware.

We can use any text editor or processor to createHTML web pages. It is not needed to learn a new

software program at the

same time we are starting to learn HTML. Even asimple text editor like Windows Notepad will work

just fine.

TO design the HTML page we use the words starting

with < and ending with\ >. These words are codedcommands. These coded commands are called HTML

kind of text it is. This allows the web browser todisplay the text appropriately.


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Tags that HTML pages mostly have:

Most HTML tag have two parts: an opening tag, toindicate where a piece of page begins, and a closingtag, to show where the piece of text ends. Closingtags start with a /(forward slash) just after the ) of the start tag. Most tags have two variations, one that we use to

indicate where the tag begins (the start tag), and another to indicate where that

particular tag ends (the end tag). The tag that we place at the beginning of our

HTML code for a web page, for example is the following :

At the very end of out HTML code, we place this end tag:

The only difference between these start and end tags is the placement of a slash

before the letters HTML in the end tag.

HTML tags come in two basic varieties:


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Container Tag

Empty Tag

The preceding tag is an example of a container tag.

An example of an empty tag is as follows:

In this example, the tag is , which contains so called meta

information. Meta information doesnt show up in a visitors browser but can still

be significant. Here, the NAME and CONTENT attributes work together to

indicate that the author of the web page is Vikram Khorana .

Understanding URLS

A Uniform Resource Locator (URL) is simply an address on the internet. When

we enter an URL, we are telling our browse exactly where to go to find the page

we want, just the way putting an address on a letter tells postal employees

exactly where our letter should go.

URLs take the following general form:

http://www.yourcompany.com/inventory.html

In this fictional URL, http is short forhypertext transfer protocol (HTTP), which is

the most common beginning for internet addresses these days. Unless we startone otherwise, browsers assume that each URL we enter begins with http.

The slashes separate the parts of the address notice that two slashes are

required after http, while subsequent slashes occur singly. The www in this URL

stands for World Wide Web. The yourcompany.com in this example is the

domain name, and references the particular server on the web where the file

were looking for is located. The inventory portion of the address is the exact

page within that server.

Rules for writing HTML:

HTML which some people consider more a formatting language than a

programming language, requires to follow certain rules. Rules may vary
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somewhat from one programming language to another, but those for HTML are

few. They probably wont surprise experienced programmers.

1. Use the less than and greater than sign (< and >) as the outer part of the

tag as in .

2. If the tag used requires an end tag, one must not forget to put it in. The

end tag is the same as the start tag, except that it includes a slash

immediately to the right of < symbol, as in .

3. Although no longer required, we should begin our HTML file with the

tag and end with the tag. Everything else goes

between these two tags.

4. When designating attributes, we use the equal sign (=), as in TEXT =. Do

not put a space on either side of the equal sign when including attributes.

5. In the attribute designation, place quotation marks on both sides of the

value, as in TEXT=#871E11. Many times, we may be able to write HTML

without the quotation marks, but its better to include them. That way, we

must avoid problems with any browsers that may have trouble interpreting

what we mean. Besides, the quotation marks make it easier to find any

attributes you want to change when were modifying our HTML files.

6. Use the pound sign (#) when indicating colors by means of theirhexadecimal codes, as in the following:

7. We often will need to nest tags, so make sure that we keep track of the

end tags in order not to forget any of them.

8. When nesting tags, it is very important to keep track of start and end tags

so that we dont overlap them. In other words, if we want to underline a

sentence in bold type, we put the other set of tags around the first set as

follows :

This sentence appears underlined and in bold type.

9. We must use all uppercase letters for tags and attributes, such as

and TEXT. We can use lower case letters, but that makes the


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The Object Context object is used to control Active Server Page transactions.

The Request Object

The Request object represents all information sent in a request from a browser to

your server.

The Response Object

The Response object represents all the information that is sent from your serverto a browser.

The Session Object

The Session object represents the information about a particular user session.

ASP Installable Components

Before using any of the following installable components in the Active ServerPage script, we must explicitly declare an instance of the component.

The Ad Rotator Component

The Ad Rotator component enables to display banner advertisements withdifferent frequencies.

The Browser Capabilities Component

The Browser Capabilities component enables you to detect the features of a Webbrowser .

The Content Linking Component

The Content Rotator Component

The Content Rotator component enables to display HTML strings with differentfrequencies.


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The Counter Component

The Counter component enables to create one or more counter to trackinformation such as the number of visits to a Web site .

The Lookup Table Component

The Lookup Table component enables to cache information in an object that canbe- created with page, session, or application scope.

The NewMail Object

The newmail object enables you to send email from an Active Server Pages.

The Page Counter Component

The page Counter component enables to track the number of times that a pagehas been requested.

Working with Scripting Languages

Programming languages such as Visual Basic, C++, and Java provide low-levelaccess to computer resources and are used to create complex, large-scaleprograms. Scripting languages, however, are used to create programs of limitedcapability, called scripts that execute Web site functions on a Web server orbrowser. Unlike more complex programming languages, scripting languages areinterpreted; instruction statements are sequentially executed by an intermediateprogram called a command interpreter. While interpretation reduces executionefficiency, scripting languages are easy to learn and provide powerfulfunctionality. Scripts can be embedded in HTML pages to format content or usedto implement COM components encapsulating advanced business logic.

Active Server Pages makes it possible for Web developers to write scripts thatexecute on the server in variety of scripting languages. In fact, several scriptinglanguages can be used within a single .asp file. In addition, because scripts areread and processed on the server-side, the browser that requests the .asp filedoes not need to support scripting.

You can use any scripting language for which the appropriate scripting engine isinstalled on your Web server. A scripting engine is a program that processes


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commands written in a particular language. Active Server Pages comes with twoscripting engines: Microsoft Visual Basic Scripting Edition (VBScript) andMicrosoft JScript. You can install and use engines for other scripting languages,such as REXX, PERL, and Python.

If you are already a Visual Basic programmer, you can immediately begin usingVBScript, which is a subset of Visual Basic. If you are a Java, C, or C++programmer, you may find that JScript syntax is familiar to you, even thoughJScript is not directly related to Java or C.

If you are familiar with another scripting language, such as REXX, Perl, or Pythonyou can obtain and install the appropriate scripting engine so that you can usethe language you already know. Active Server Pages is a COM scripting host; touse a language you must install a scripting engine that follows the COM Scriptingstandard and resides as a COM (Component Object Model) object on the Webserver.

Using VBScript and JScript on the Server

When using VBScript on the server with ASP, two VBScript features aredisabled. Because scripts written with Active Server Pages are executed on theserver, the VBScript statements that present user-interface elements, InputBoxand MsgBox, are not supported. In addition, do not use the VBScript functionsCreateObject and GetObject in server-side scripts. Use Server.CreateObjectinstead so that ASP can track the object instance. Objects created byCreateObject orGetObject cannot access the ASP built-in objects and cannotparticipate in transactions. The exception to this rule is when you are using the

IIS Admin Objects, and when you are using Java monikers.

Giving Variables Session or Application Scope

Global variables are accessible only in a single .asp file. To make a variableaccessible beyond a single page, give the variable either session or applicationscope. Session-scoped variables are available to all pages in one ASPapplication that are requested by one user. Application-scoped variables areavailable to all pages in one ASP application that are requested by any user.

Session variables are a good way to store information for a single user, such aspreferences or the user's name or identification. Application variables are a goodway to store information for all users of a particular application, such as anapplication-specific greeting or general values needed by the application.

ASP provides two built-in objects into which you can store variables: the Sessionobject and the Application object.


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You can also create object instances with session or application scope. For moreinformation, see Setting Object Scope.

Session Scope

To give a variable session scope, store it in the Session object by assigning avalue to a namedentry in the object.To retrieve information from the Sessionobject, access the named entry by using the output directive (


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Proceduredefination

The RUNAT=SERVER attribute tells the Web server to process the script on theserver. If you do not set this attribute, the script is processed by the client

browser. The LANGUAGE attribute determines the scripting language used forthis script block. You can specify any language for which you have the scriptingengine installed with the server. To specify VBScript, use the value VBScript. Tospecify JScript, use the value JScript. If you do not set the LANGUAGE attribute,the script block is interpreted in the primary scripting language.

Calling Procedures

To call procedures, include the name of the procedure in a command. If you arecalling JScript procedures from VBScript, you must use parentheses after theprocedure name; if the procedure has no arguments, use empty parentheses. If

you are calling either VBScript or JScript procedures from JScript, always useparentheses after the procedure name.

For VBScript, you can also use the Call keyword when calling a procedure.However, if the procedure that you are calling requires arguments, the argumentlist must be enclosed in parentheses. If you omit the Call keyword, you also mustomit the parentheses around the argument list. If you use Call syntax to call anybuilt-in or user-defined function, the functions return value is discarded.

Limits of Microsoft Jet database engine

The Microsoft Jet database engine:

Allows a maximum of 2048 bytes in a record

Allows a maximum of 255 fields in a table

Supports files up to a maximum of I gigabyte in size.

Disadvantages of Access

The main disadvantage of Access database is that it is a file server. Moreover Access is not a true backend because it is not doing any processing.Access uses the Microsoft Jet Engine to, communicate with data stored inan Access MDB database file stored on a file server.

Introduction To PWS


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Microsoft Personal Web Server (PWS) 4.0 is the answer to your personalinformation sharing and Web development needs. PWS is a desktop Web serverthat makes Web site setup quick and simple, from creating a personalized homepage automatically, to drag-and-drop publishing of documents.

On the corporate intranet, Personal Web Server can be used to quickly sharedocuments in their native format; or, convert documents to HTML, and then usePWS to share them across different operating systems.

Because Personal Web Server supports Active Server Pages, it can be used asa development and testing platform for Web sites. Create your site in the office orat home, and test it by using Personal Web Server, before hosting it on thecorporate server or an Internet service provider.

New Features of PWS

Personal Web Server 4.0 has a new look and many new features! Included inthis release:

New user interface:

Personal Web Server now includes Personal Web Manager, an enhanced servermanagement utility that greatly simplifies server operation while retaining supportfor creating virtual directories, site traffic logging, and directory browsing.

New site traffic monitoring:

Real-time graphs that display site traffic statistics, such as requests per day,

requests per hour, visitors per day, and visitors per hour.

Home Page Wizard:

Creating and editing your home page has never been quicker or easier. Thehome page wizard does not require any knowledge of HTML or scripting. Justanswer a few simple questions and PWS creates your home page automatically!

Guest Book and Drop Box Options:

Two great new features that automatically make your site fully interactive. Selectthese options when you create you home page, or add them later. The guest bookcan be signed and viewed by visitors to your site. The drop box allows visitors to

leave private messages that only you can view.

New Programmability :

Full support for Active Server Pages, including expanded functionality in the FileSystem component, along with transaction processing for Web applications.

Best viewed with Internet Explorer:


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Personal Web Server 4.0 works together with Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0.


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CODING

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MODEL OF THE DATE SCHEDULE OF

ADMISSION PROCESS

If BA/B.Sc./B.Com. results are declared by 15th of July, then following are the

datesto be adhered regarding admission process :-

Date of notification for admission16th July

Last date to recieve application form complete in all respects in the department

concerned.30th July

Last date to recieve application form with a late fee of Rs. 15/- in the departmentconcerned.4th August

Date of notification of selected candidates by the Department concerned.11thAugust

Last date for completion of admission, including a transfer cases from one discipline to

another, in the Department concerned.1st Sept.

Last date for submission of appeals by the candidates to the Head of the Department

concerned.3rd Sept.


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History

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University Bodies

University Counsil

Teaching Departments

Departments Informantion

Admission Process

And Its Charges in Details


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Introduction Of

Vocational Subjects In College

New Colleges/InstitutesIn The Private Sector

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INFORMATION ABOUT SLET CELL

The University of Jammu has been designated as an agency for conduct of State Level Eligibility

Test for Lecturership/Assistant Librarian vide letter No. Edu. Coll/NET/Co-ord/89-90 date 20-02-1997.

Three Committees viz/ Strreing/ Advisory Committee, Coordination/Implimentation Committee

and the Moderation Committee have been constituted for conduct of test in terms of the UGC

guidelines.

After the approval of the UGC, the University of Jammu on behalf of the State Govt. conducted

SLET-1999 and SLET-2000 successfully.

Third SLET, shall be conducted after seeking approval of the UGC during the year 2001.

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NEW COLLEGES/INSTITUTE IN PRIVTE

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In order to strengthen their higher education in the private sector, the University of Jammu has

granted temporary/permanent affiliation to the following colleges/Institutes for imparting

instructions in various disciplines/subjects:

DEGREE COLLEGES

S.No.CollegesYear Of The Establishment

iNSM College for Women1998

iiSh. Swami VishwatamanandSaraswati Degree College,

Shiv Kashi, Sunderbani, Rajouri

2000

iiiMuqaddas Degree College, Mendhar2000

B.ED COLLEGES


iChenab1999

iiLuthra College of Education2000

iiiK.Cs College of Education2000

ivTrikuta College of Education2000

vAdarsh College of Education2000

viTariq College of Education2000


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viiKalras College of Education2000

viiiNew Millennium National College of Education2000

ENGENEERING COLLEGE


iModel Institute of Engg. & Tech. Kot Raipur, Bantalab,

Jammu1999

iiM.B.S.Institute of Engeneering Technology Digiana Ashram,Jammu.1999

AYURVEDIC COLLEGE


iInstitute of Ayurveda and Research1999

M.B.A INSTITUTES


iInstitute of Manangement Sciences, Gangyal, Jammu1999

iiPriya Darshani Institute of Manangement Sciences, Trikuta Nagar,

Jammu.2000

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UNIVERSITY BODIES

The Kashmir and jammu universities Act,1969, provides for the following Authorities:-

The University Counsil;

The Syndicate;

The Acedemic Counsil;

The Faculities;

The Boards of Studies;

The Boards of Research Studies;

The Boards of Inspection; and

Such other Authority/ies as may be declared by the Statutes to be the Authorities of theUniversity.


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VISITS OF DISTINGUISHED SCHOLARS

Below given are the views of some visitors who have visited in Jammu University's different

departments.

Prof. David Smith of Hartford Community College, USA visited the University of Jammu in1999. He visited the Department of Law and the Department of Political Science. Besides

interacting with the Faculty members of these two departments, Prof. Smith also interacted with

the Faculty members of Economics, History, English and Management Departments. During his

interaction with the University teachers, the idea of collaboration between the University of

Jammu and the Hartford Community College was explored. Subsequently a Memorandum of

Understanding was signed in this regard after identifying the areas of common concern. Thecollaborative research identified to be under taken includes American theatre (English Literature)

Family violence (Law) and the Perceptions of Legislators (Political Science). Prof. K.L. Bhatia

and Dr. Lalita Parihar of the Department of Law, Prof. K.B. Razdan, Professor Posh Charak of

English Department and Prof. Rekha Chowdhary of Political Science Department have beeninvolved in the respective collaborative research.

Professor Andras Balgoh, Former Hungarian Ambassador to India and Director General of

Institute of Foreign Relations, Budapest, Hungry visited the University and interacted with the

Faculty. He delivered a lecture on Global Politics and Asia Pacific on October 6, 2000.

Prof. Carol S. Love, Associate Dean of Academic Affairs, North Carolina State University, USA

delivered a series of lectures in the University in different topics i.e. Aging and Leisure,

Extension Education, Cultural Exchange and Education. Prof. Love also had a field visit and


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inspected some of the Adult and Continuing Education Programmes being run by the University

at Village Garhi, Bhalwal Block.

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DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE

Total number of Seats : 35

Department is providing courses :
For admission to M.Sc. Environmental Sciences Course, a candidate is to be eligible, must have

passed the qualifying degree exams.

In the discipline of :

Science

Agriculture

Forestry

Pharmacy
Medicine

Engineering or

Techonology

50% of aggregate marks.

40% for Schedule Castes.

NOTE: Selection for admission to the course shall be made through an Entrance Test.

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DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS AND ELECTRONICS

Total number of Seats : 60

Department is providing us the following courses :

Candidates seeking admission to Master Degree courses, a candidate is to be eligible, must havepassed the qualifying degree exams.

In the discipline of :

Physics

Mathematics

Computer Applications
With, 60% of aggregate marks.

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FACULITY OF EDUCATION

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Department of Education

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Department of EducationM.A.Edu.Two years

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