Prospectus

INDIAN INSTITUTE OF TEXTILE TRAINING - TIRUPURINDIAN INSTITUTE OF TEXTILE TRAINING - TIRUPURINDIAN INSTITUTE OF TEXTILE TRAINING - TIRUPURINDIAN INSTITUTE OF TEXTILE TRAINING - TIRUPUR

Asp ri e S dytu A hievc e

Application and ProspectusFace to Face Mode

IITTR

In Collaboration with

( )Karnataka State Open University KSOUManasagangotri, Mysore 570 006

Organizational Structure of KSOU

ChancellorHis Excellency Governor of Karnataka

Pro - ChancellorHon’ble Minister for Higher Education

Government of Karnataka

Vice - ChancellorProf. K.S. Rangappa

RegistrarSri. Jayaprakash Rao

Dean (Academic)Prof. Jagadeesha

Registrar (Evaluation)Prof. R. Somappa

Dean (Study Centers)Prof. T.D. Deve Gowda

Finance Officer i/cDr. N. Radhakrishnabhatt

OFFICER/OFFICIAL TELEPHONE/ FAX NO. OFFICER/OFFICIAL TELEPHONE/ FAX NO.

Vice Chancellors office

Academic SectionDean (Academic)

Examination Branch

Deputy Registrar(Evaluation)

Tel:0821-2515149Fax:0821-2500846

Tel:0821-2519947Fax:0821-2500845

Tel:0821-2519942

Tel:0821-2519942Fax:0821-2500848

Administrative Branch (Registrar)

Finance Branch

Finance Officer Information and Guidance Cell

Tel:0821-2512471Fax:0821-2500847

Tel:0821-2510772

Tel:0821-2500871

No.17, Sakthi Rice Mill Compound, Opp. to Kumaran College, Mangalam Road, Tirupur 641 687. Tamilnadu. Email: [email protected], website: www.ksouinfo.com

Phone no. 0421-22627272 Mobile No. 09750173999 Fax No. 0421-2260099

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1. Vice-Chancellor's Message 3

2. Calendar of Events About 4

3. About Karnataka State Open University (KSOU) 5

4. Recognitions 6

5. Values of KSOU 7

6. About Partnership Institution 8

7. Message from CEO 9

8. Academic Programme Structure 10

9. Academic Delivery & Study Centres 11

10. Special Features & Eligibility for Admission 13

11. Academic Regulations & Academic Assessment Procedure 14

12. Pattern of Examination 16

13. Project Work 17

14. Evaluation Systems & Grading System for the Programs 18

15. Class Declaration for Programs, Lateral Entry / Exemption / Credit System 20

16. M. Tech in Textile Technology 21

17. M. Tech in Civil (Structural Engineering) 22

18. MBA in Apparel & Fashion Management 23

19. B. Tech in Mechanical Engineering 24

20. B. Tech in Information Technology 25

21. B. Tech in Textile Technology 26

22. B. Tech in Fashion Technology 27

23. B.Tech in Civil Engineering 28

24. BBA in Apparel & Fashion Management 29

25. Diploma in Textile Technology 30

26. Diploma in Fashion Technology 31

27. Diploma in Textile Processing 32

28. Diploma in Mechanical Engineering 33

29. Diploma in Electronics & Communication Engineering 34

30. Diploma in Civil Engineering 35

31. Diploma in Electrical & Electronics Engineering 36

32. Diploma in Computer Science Engineering 37

33. Diploma in Fashion Merchandising & Production Management 38

34. Diploma in Knitwear Fashion Design and Merchandising 39

35. General Instructions 40

36. Rules of the University 41

37. Scenario of Indian Textile Industries 42

38. Important Instructions to Candidates 43

39. Application form 44

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Message from Honourable Vice Chancellor

With best wishes, Yours sincerely,Prof. K. S. Rangappa

Vice-Chancellor

Dear Student,

Greetings from Karnataka State Open University!!!

I welcome you to the family of students in Karnataka State Open University (KSOU), which was established in the year 1996 for the promotion of Education among all section of society. Without the constraints of space and time, Karnataka State Open University has established its quality and has reached the remote parts of Karnataka and beyond. As inscribed in its motto “Higher Education to All, Everywhere” the university has set itself an objective to reach the doorsteps of aspiring students in every nook and corner of not only the state, but throughout the country and abroad. The programs that are

innovative and relevant to the society are offered with moderate cost and modern facilities. Karnataka State Open University has also programs of IGNOU, to cater to the needs of students in various fields. Accessibility, quality, flexibility and relevance are the major strengths of KSOU, whereas creation, management and dissemination of knowledge are its main goals. Flexible mode to teaching represents a major element of our programs. In order to achieve these goals, we have established 7 Regional Centres at Bangalore, Davanagere, Dharwad, Gulbarga, Mangalore, Shimoga and Delhi, 110 UG Study Centres, 10 B.Ed Study Centres, 08 Special B.Ed. Study Centres, 08 M.Ed. Study Centres and 403 Partner Institution Study Centres. Contact Programs are conducted regularly with the involvement of experienced staff and expertise in the concerned fields is tapped for the benefit of the students, periodically. We are proud to announce that the last year the enrolment was more than 1,00,000.

KSOU aims to be India’s most progressive university. We strive to produce highly employable graduates of highest possible quality in areas of strategic importance. Since, we posses rich heritage knowledge and are reaching our boundaries of global knowledge, local knowledge and global information, we should join together and technology should be the tool as well as the means for this kind of exploration. As a student of KSOU, you can study at your place with the best self study materials and efficient media support. In both its teaching and research the University has forged strong links with the government, with business, industry and professions.

IITT Tirupur is a specialized Institute in imparting knowledge and skill in the area of Textile. The knowledge and skill imparted by them will be highly relevant in the competent arena which will help the candidates to harness themselves to meet any challenges in the field of textile sector. I am confident the knowledge through this institution IITT will help the textile players to reach the global bench mark.

On behalf of the university, I invite your participation, in realizing a dream of making this Nation, aKnowledge intensive society. I wish you all the best in your pursuit of excellence in higher education!!!With best wishes for your career,

Prof. K. S. Rangappa Vice-Chancellor

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Calendar of Events

Last date for submitting duly Filled application with DD (Without penal fee)

Last date for submitting duly Filled application with DD (With penal fee Rs.500/-)

Date of Counseling

Tentative Date of Examinations*

st1 May 2011

st1 June 2011

th15 July 2011

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e a o E e sCal nd r f v nt

The Examination fee and exact date of examination will be announced by The Registrar (Evaluation) KSOU.

Karnataka State Open University plays a significant role in promoting the desired growth of higher education through Open-distance learning system (ODL). Our country will be a super power only when it achieves the targeted growth of higher education, which it achieves the targeted growth of higher education, which is possible by the intervention of open and distance learning. The University having a strong genesis of the Institute of Correspondence Course and Continuing Course and Continuing Education (ICC&CE), a pioneer in the Asian continent, was established in 1996 under the state enactment – KSOU Act 1992. As lucidly inscribed in its motto “Higher Education to Everyone Everywhere,” KSOU is evolving the strategies to reach the door-steps of the students not only in the state of Karnataka but also in the country and abroad. For this purpose, KSOU has established regional centres, even in abroad.

During 2009-2010 the student enrollment in the University has crossed 1.00 lakh. During 2010-2011 the University is expected to enroll over 2.00 lakh students which are possible through its state-of-art infrastructure, committed staff, and managerial skills. Our community of learners includes Academicians, Administrators, Executives, Officers of Central and State Governments, Politicians, Legal Experts, Artists, Farmers, Writers, Media Persons, Technicians, and others whose age group ranges from 18 to 80 years.

The University encourages the students of Schedule Castes and Schedule Tribes by way of Fee Reimbursement under SC/ST government scholarships. It also encourages the students of economically weaker sections under “Muktha Sanjivini”. Prasaaraanga is playing a significant role in promoting the field of literature through the publications of great works of renowned persons.

About the University

The Karnataka State Open University came into being to achieve the following objectives:

Democratizing Higher Education by taking it to the doorsteps of the learners.Providing access to high quality education to all those who seek it, irrespective of age, region or formal qualifications.Offering need based academic programmes by giving professional and vocational orientation to the programmes.Promoting and developing distance education in India.Relaxed entry regulations.Providing opportunities to study according to one’s own pace and convenience.Flexibility in choosing the combination of courses from a wide range of disciplines.Providing opportunity to study from one’s own chosen place and pace.

Objectives of KSOU

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The Karnataka State Open University has been recognized by the following well-known organisation

The Distance Education Council (DEC) New Delhi,Regular member of the Association of Indian Universities (AIU), Delhi,Permanent member of Association of Commonwealth Universities (ACU), London, UK,Asian Association of Open Universities (AAOU), Beijing, China,And also has association with Commonwealth of Learning (COL).

National – International Recognition:

Karnataka State Open University (KSOU) was established on 1st June 1996 with the assent of His Excellency Honorable Governor of Karnataka as a full fledged University in the academic year 1996 vide Government notification no ED 1 UOV 95 dated 12th February 1996 (KSOU Act – 1992). The act was promulgated with the object to incorporate an Open University at the State level for the introduction and promotion of Open University and Distance Education systems in the education pattern of the State and for the Co-ordination and determination of standard of such systems.

With the virtue of KSOU Act of 1992, Karnataka State Open University is empowered to establish, maintain or recognize Colleges, Regional Centres and Study Centres at such places in Karnataka and may also open outside Karnataka at such places as it deems fit.

Distance Education Council (DEC), New Delhi, has accorded recognition to Karnataka State Open University, Mysore for offering Programmes / Courses approved by the Statutory bodies of the University. Karnataka State Open University is a recognized University of Distance Education Council under the aegis of Ministry of Human Resource Development (MHRD) (Revised notification F. No. DEC/OU/Recog./2008).

Karnataka State Open University is a regular member of the Association of Indian Universities (AIU), New Delhi since 1999 (No. EV/11(80)/99/203935-4172).

Karnataka State Open University is a permanent member of Association of Commonwealth Universities (ACU), London, United Kingdom since 1999. Its member code is: ZKASOPENUINI.

Karnataka State Open University is a permanent member of Asian Association of Open Universities (AAOU), Beijing, China since 1999.

Karnataka State Open University has association with Commonwealth of Learning (COL), Vancouver, Canada since 2003. COL is an intergovernmental organization created by Commonwealth Heads of Government to encourage the development and sharing of open learning / distance education knowledge, resources and technologies.

Recognitions

Salient Features:

Face to Face Mode

Flexi Timings

Study Materials

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Values of KSOU

The University System is guided in fulfilling its mission by these shared principlesand core Values:

The University System fosters an environment that promotes a life of learning for its constituentsand uses feedback from its participants and supporters to improve the quality of its teaching,learning, and support

The University System holds a strong commitment to high standards in all aspects of its educational activities, learning outcomes, and support services. It seeks to continuously strengthen the overall effectiveness of its operations.

The University System conducts its operations and makes its public representations in an ethical manner. It assesses its operations in an open and collaborative manner and practices fairness, honesty, and objectivity in dealing with its constituencies.

The University System embraces and promotes diversity in its policies and practices to prepare its learners to live and work successfully in an increasingly diverse society. It strives to create diverse learning environments by welcoming teachers, learners, and staff that bring diverse ideas, values, backgrounds, and beliefs to the learning and work environment.

The University System supports the rights of its constituents to freely inquire and express their opinions. It engages and encourages an open exchange of ideas and seeks input from all who wish to participate in its learning programs.

The University System is accountable to its constituencies and the public for fulfilling its mission in an appropriate manner by openly assessing its operations and by inviting external evaluations by public agencies.

The University System seeks to broaden access to its higher education programs by underserved communities who wish to engage the organization in their learning goals.

The University System anticipates and adapts to its changing environment and responds to the needs of the organization and its constituencies in manners both appropriate and timely.

The University System seeks imaginative and effective solutions to its challenges and innovative ways to fulfill its mission.

The University System seeks and nurtures partnerships with its constituents and the communities it serves in creating effective learning environments for its learners.

Learning:

Quality:

Integrity:

Diversity:

Freedom of Inquiry and Expression:

Accountability:

Access to Underserved:

Adaptive and Responsive:

Innovation:

Collaboration:

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Introduction :

Our Mission :

Our Vision :

Indian Institute of Textile Training (IITT) was established in 2004 by Sai Group to impart professional Training to students and potential employment seekers for the fashion and apparel industry as well as create a core group of people who are adequately trained to set up their own enterprises thus creating not only job seekers but also job providers.

To produce most competent skilled workers and managers for the garment industry by giving continuous effective training to get high productivity and quality of exports, thereby earn high amount of foreign exchange to our nation

To convert 1,000 unskilled manpower to skilled manpower every year and provide job opportunity to rural people thereby improving their living condition.

which will help the candidates to harness themselves to meet any challenges in the field of textile sector.

I am confident the knowledge through this institution IITT will help the textile players to reach the global bench mark

About IITT

IITTR

IITT Tirupur is a specialized Institute in imparting knowledge and skill in the area of Textile. The knowledge and skill imparted by them will be highly relevant in the competent arena

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Dear Student,

Greetings. Education is the synthetic development of the human mind. The progress of every nation depends on its educated youth. The fire to learn and educate oneself is a really healthy indication but that often got drained due to inadequate facilities. We, at our institute, aim at imparting not only the academic inputs but also strive to mould the character of an individual.

I wish you all the very best and invite you to join us to experience the joy of learning.

Yours sincerely, Mr. Mohankumar. A.S CEO

With best wishes,

Mr. Mohankumar. A.S

Message from CEO

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M. Tech in Textile Technology

M. Tech in Civil (Structural Engineering)

MBA in Apparel and Fashion Management

B. Tech in Mechanical Engineering

B. Tech in Information Technology

B. Tech in Textile Technology

B. Tech in Fashion Technology

B. Tech in Civil Engineering

BBA in Apparel and Fashion Management

Diploma in Textile Technology

Diploma in Fashion Technology

Diploma in Textile Processing

Diploma in Mechanical Engineering

Diploma in Electronics and Communication Engineering

Diploma in Civil Engineering

Diploma in Electrical & Electronics Engineering

Diploma in Computer Science Engineering

Diploma in Fashion Merchandising & Production Management

Diploma in Knitwear Fashion Design and Merchandising

Academic Programme Structure

Name of the Degree Eligibility Min Duration

Max Duration

Total Credits

Medium of Instruction

Fee Details/ Per Sem

Programme Structure

B.Tech Textile

B.Tech Civil

Any degree

12th Pass with Maths & Science

12th Pass with Maths, Computer & Physics

12th Pass with Maths & Science

12th Pass

12th Pass with Maths, Computer & Physics with Maths, Science & English

12th Pass

10th Pass

10th Pass

10th Pass

10th Pass

10th Pass

10th Pass

10th Pass

10th Pass

10th Pass

10th Pass

2 years

2 years

2 years

4 years

4 years

4 years

4 years

4 years

3 years

3 years

3 years

3 years

3 years

3 years

3 years

3 years

3 years

1 year

1 year

4 years

4 years

4 years

8 years

8 years

8 years

8 years

8 years

6 years

6 years

6 years

6 years

6 years

6 years

6 years

6 years

6 years

2 years

2 year

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120

132

160

132

132

132

120

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English

English

English

English

English

English

English

English

English

English

English

English

English

English

English

English

English

English

English

20,000/-

20,000/-

4,450/-

9,900/-

9,900/-

15,000/-

15,000/-

9,900/-

4,000/-

4,000/-

12,000/-

12,000/-

12,000/-

9,500/-

9,500/-

9,500/-

9,500/-

12,000/-

12,000/-

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Academic DeliverySelf Learning Material (SLM): The Study Materials are prepared in self learning format. The SLMs are different from the text books. As per guidelines of DEC, New Delhi, The Programs are divided into a Course and the Course is subdivided into Blocks. Each Block has 3 to 5 Units and each Block covers 1 credit which is equivalent to 30 hrs. of study by a student comprising all activities i.e.; Reading and Theory Counseling The University has its own network of Program Study Centres all over India. For the convenience of learners the Program Study Centres will provide Theory Counseling and Library facilities to the learners.

Study Materials for all enrolled students will be provided by IITT.

Personal Contact Programme (Counseling): PCP Classes (Face to Face Mode/Flexi Time) will be conducted in respective study centres.

Technology Adaptation: PCP classes will be conducted by using Modern Audio Video aids at Flexi Time.

Practical & Training Work: University has its own set up of Work Centres all over India, which are attached to the Program Study Centres as per requirement of the learners. The Work Centre will provide Practical Counseling to the learners.

Evaluation Procedure: Evaluation for each course covers two aspects:

Internal assessment (IA) through assignments with a weightage of 25% Term-end examination having a weightage of 75% Each Paper will be of 100 Marks.Minimum for pass in each course is 40%

Assignment: Students are required to submit assignments according to the prescribed schedule before the term-end examination. In case, the student has not submitted the assignment within the prescribed date, the result of such candidate will be declared on the basis of the theory marks only.

Study CentresKSOU is committed to cater to the requirements of the students on the basis of conventional and non –conventional methods of teaching and learning. The Study Centres are established to provide face to face interaction between the students and KSOU on all aspects of the academic Programme. These Centres provide weekend counseling, library facilities, and other information. These will be available to the students during their visits to the study centres.

All the important communications are sent to the co-ordinator of the centres and the co-ordinator will display a copy of such circular/notification on the notice board of the study Centre for the benefit of all the students. You are therefore advised to keep in touch with your nearest study Centre.

Information with regard to submission of assignments, examination forms, issue of admission tickets, examination time-table, declaration of results etc., can be obtained from respective Co-ordinator of the study centres.

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PG Programmes

UG Programmes

Diploma (3 years)

Diploma (1 year)

M. Tech in Textile TechnologyM. Tech in Civil (Structural Engineering)MBA in Apparel and Fashion Management

B. Tech in Mechanical EngineeringB. Tech in Information TechnologyB. Tech in Textile TechnologyB. Tech in Fashion TechnologyB. Tech in Civil EngineeringBBA in Apparel and Fashion Management

Diploma in Textile TechnologyDiploma in Fashion TechnologyDiploma in Textile Processing Diploma in Mechanical EngineeringDiploma in Electronics and Communication EngineeringDiploma in Civil Engineering Diploma in Electrical & Electronics Engineering Diploma in Computer Science Engineering

Diploma in Fashion Merchandising & Production Management Diploma in Knitwear Fashion Design and Merchandising

Academic Programmes

Academic delivery of the following programmes :

Scheme of Examination:

Re-totalling of Answer scripts:

Eligibility to appear for Examination:

Please see the prospectus for more details

The University will send the marks card to the candidate through registered post after announcing the examination results on the Karnataka State Open University website. Candidates have provision to apply for re-totaling, within 30 days from the date of dispatch of marks card from the University. In this regard, application may be submitted to the Registrar (Evaluation), Karnataka State Open University, Manasagangotri, Mysore-6, through registered post within 30 days from the date of dispatch of marks card

To be eligible to appear at the term-end examination in any course, the students are required to fulfill the following conditions:

a. They should have paid the Programme / Tuition fee due for that year b. They should have opted and pursued the prescribed Programme c. They should submit the examination form on time d.The admission to the course should have been

approved by the University.

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The Open-Distance-Learning (ODL) system is a unique and challenging mode of education offered at the University level. This system provides ample opportunities for those who desire to have University education at their place of work or residence. This method is popularly known as Distance Education. It is perhaps the only way to meet the ever-increasing demand for Higher Education especially in a developing country like India.

Candidates who discontinue their formal education owing to pecuniary or other circumstancesCandidates residing in geographically remote areasCandidates who cannot get admission to a regular college / Post-graduate departmentEmployed persons who cannot pursue their study as full-time candidatesIndividuals who wish to pursue learning for knowledge sakeCandidates who wish to update knowledge and skills

The Open-Distance-Learning (ODL) system is perhaps the only system that has been planned in such a way that it is able to cater to all those who desire to seek Higher Education in spite of the fact that they are in a disadvantageous position due to social, economic, spatial and such other reasons. Also to cater to the increasing demand for Higher Education, flexibilities in terms of age, qualification, location, time, etc., have been introduced to the maximum extent.

Distance Education programmes are specially designed for:

Special Features

Eligibility for Admission :For 1 year Diploma - A pass in 10+ 2 Standard Examinations or equivalentFor 3 years Diploma programme a pass in 10th Standard Examinations or equivalentFor Bachelor degree including B.Tech A pass in 10+ 2 Standard Examinations or equivalentFor MBA - A Pass in three Years Degree from a recognized University or equivalent degreeFor M.Tech - A Pass in Four Year Engineering Degree from a recognized University.Lateral entry will be as per the rules of the University

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Examination Time-table: Schedule of Examination dates indicating the date and time will be sent to all the Regional Centres/Examination Centres within 15 days before the commencement of Examination. The students can obtain the detailed Time-Table from their nearest Regional Centre or Examination Centre. They can also log on to the University site No individual intimation will be sent to the student regarding Examination Time Table.

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Academic RegulationsGeneral Regulations

A candidate has to register for all the subjects of a semester to which he/she is eligible at the beginning of each semester according to the scheduled dates.Fee Once Paid will not be refunded under any circumstanceA candidate is permitted to register for the next higher semester after completion of a semester course, irrespective of the results in his previous semester papers.The candidate can continue to register for higher semesters in a similar way along with his registration in failed subjects of earlier semesters for that degree.A candidate has to finish the degree programme within twice the duration of the academic programme for that degree.The fee for appearing in the University examination will be as per guidelines communicated to the Study Centers by Indian Institute of Textile Training / KSOU for repeaters and examination fees as approved by KSOU for the all the subjects of the semesters which is collected along with the fees while registering for a semester.A candidate can register for improvement examination in his/her term-end University Examination for any subject in Post Graduate degree program only.

Academic Assessment ProcedureFor UGProgramme

The academic assessment in each subject is based on the Internal Assessment at Study Centers and Term-End Examinations conducted by the University.The distribution of marks for evaluation in each subject will be as follows.

Theory Subjects

Internal Assessment (Based on 2 assignments)Term-End University ExaminationTotal

25 Marks75 Marks100 Marks

PracticalsInternal Assessment (Based on 2tests) (For each practical)Term-End University Examination(One examination for the entire practical in a semester)Total

25 Marks75 Marks

100 Marks

Project

Internal AssessmentUniversity ExaminationTotal


Marks

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The Internal Assessment Marks obtained by a candidate cannot be changed or improved upon unless he/she re-registers for the same semester Once again.

For PG ProgrammeThe academic assessment in each subject is based on the Internal Assessment at Study Centers and Term-End Examinations conducted by the University.

The distribution of marks for evaluation in each subject will be as follows.

Theory Subjects

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The Internal Assessment Marks obtained by a candidate cannot be changed or improved upon unless he/she re-registers for the same semester once again.

For M. TechThe academic assessment in each subject is based on the Internal Assessment at Study Centers and Term-End Examinations conducted by the University.

The distribution of marks for evaluation in each subject will be as follows.

Theory SubjectsInternal Assessment (Based on 2 assignments of 10 marks each)Term-End University ExaminationTotal


Dissertation Part IInternal AssessmentUniversity Examination (Both components based on Synopsis, Demonstration, Presentation and Viva-Voce)Total

50 Marks

150 Marks

200 Marks

Dissertation Part IIInternal AssessmentUniversity Examination (Both components based on Report, Demonstration, Presentation and Vive-Voce)

Total

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Internal AssessmentUniversity Examination (Both based on Project Report, Demonstration, Presentation and Project Viva)Total

50 Marks

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Project works Marks

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For 11 Diploma ProgrammeThe academic assessment in each subject is based on the Internal Assessment at Study Centers and Term-End Examinations conducted by the University.The distribution of marks for evaluation in each subject will be as follows.

Theory Subjects

IInternal Assessment (Based on 3 assignments 15, Based on 2 Test 10)Semester University ExaminationTotal


Practicals SubjectInternal Assessment (Based on 2 Tests)Semester University ExaminationTotal


Project

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Pattern of ExaminationDiploma Programme

UG Programme

PG Programme

The pattern of question paper for all university Theory Examinations will consist of two parts.Part-I will be compulsory with objective/short question type for 25 marks.Part-II will have choice and will be for 50 marks. The total will be for 75 marks.Regarding Practical Examinations for technical courses, there will be two practical examinations bythe University for each semester. This examination will include questions on all practical of that semester and candidate has to do a question which comes to him by lot. The question may be from one or more subjects of practical conducted during the semester. The question paper will be set by the University and sent to the Examination Centers. The University will also depute External Examiners to theExamination Centers for conducting practical. Depending on the strength of the candidates, Study Centers may be clubbed and Practical Examinations will be held at selected Study Centers.Evaluation of Project Work by University appointed examiners may be based on any or all of thefollowing aspects:

Demonstration & presentation of Project Work by the candidate.Viva-Voce examination.Evaluation of content of the Project Work.Review of Project Progress Report submitted to Study Center / IITT / KSOU.

The pattern of question paper for all university Theory Examinations will consist of two parts.Part-I will be compulsory with objective/short question type for 30 marks.Part-II will have choice and will be for 50 marks. The total will be for 80 marks.Regarding Practical Examinations for IT-courses, there will be one practical examination by the University for each semester. This examination will include questions on all practical of that semester and candidate has to do a question which comes to him by lot. The question may be from one or more subjects of practical conducted during the semester. The question paper will be set by the University and sent ti the Examination Centers. The University will also depute External Examiners to the Examination Centers for conducting practical. Depending on the strength of the candidates, Study Centers may be clubbed and Practical Examinations will be held at selected Study Centers.Evaluation of Project Work by University appointed examiners may be based on any or all of the following aspects:

Demonstration & presentation of Project Work by the candidate.Viva-Voce examination.Evaluation of content of the Project Work.Review of Project Progress Report submitted to Study Center / IITT / KSOU.

The pattern pf question paper of University Theory Examinations will consist of three parts.Part-l: will be compulsory with objective/short question type for 30 marks.Part-II: will have choice (4 out of 7 questions) and One Compulsory Case Study/Analytical Problem for 50 marks. The total will be for 80 marks.Evaluation of project work will be carried by university appointed examiners, which may be based on any or all of the following aspects:

Demonstration & presentation of project work by the candidate.Viva-Voce examination.Evaluation of content of the project work and Report.

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For M. TechThe pattern of question paper of university Theory Examination will consist of three parts.Part-I will be compulsory with objective/short question type for 30 marks.Part-II Will have choice and will be for 50marks. The total will be for 80 marks.Evaluation of Dissertation (Part I and II) will be carried by university appointed examiners, which may be based on any or all of the following aspects:

Demonstration & presentation of Research Work by the candidateViva-voce examination.Evaluation of content of the Dissertation Report.

Two examiners shall evaluate Dissertation part ii for each candidate (Double evaluation of Dissertation part ii)

Project WorkEvery candidate must submit a project report in the year of admission and before the commencement of the examination without which candidates will NOT be permitted to take the examination. Project must be done under the guidance of a recognized guide

Project may be of any of the following types:A Case Study (covering a particular organization /industry)Field Study i.e. Empirical StudyFreelance Project

Candidates admitted in the calendar year (January) shall begin their project work from 1st March onwards and candidates admitted in the academic year (July) shall begin their project work from 1st September onwards. Project report must be submitted before commencement of the examination. Project report must contain a certificate from the Guide/Supervisor.

Teachers working in University Post Graduate Departments, Management colleges with postgraduateprogrammes in management studies, affiliated to Universities, with a minimum five years of teaching experience in the areas in which the candidate intends to take up the project shall be considered as guides/supervisors.Managers/Senior executives with a MBA degree and with five years of experience may also be considered as supervisors/guides.Candidates shall furnish the bio-data of the guide/supervisor along with his consent letter for the approval by KSOU, to Indian Institute of Textile Training, Tirupur.Candidates must submit a brief synopsis of the project mentioning

Statement of the problemObjectives of the study andResearch Methodology

Two copies of Project Report must be submitted to the Registrar-Evalyation, KSOU, Mysore through IITT, Tirupur.

Project report shall be evaluated for 150 marks, and viva-voce for 50 marks will be conducted after the examination.

A candidate who has sought lateral exit may be re-register after a gap of period, provided the total period of his/her study for the degree does not extend beyond the prescribed maximum period for that degree from the date of his /her registration.

Recognized Guide / Supervisor:

Submission Of Project Work

Project Evaluation

Rules Regarding Re-Admission for those who have Discontinued:

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Karnataka State Open University has developed the following set of norms and procedure to conduct the examinations

Candidate shall register for all subjects (whole examination) when he/she appears for the examination for the first time (during the year of admission).

Depending upon the quality, performance and the number of students enrolled, the university will identify the Examination centres from among the study centres. In addition to these Examination Centres, the University conducts examination in other Institutions also which will be notified in the examination fee circular, time table etc. If any changes are made regarding examination centres, the same will be updated on the KSOU website. Supplementary examinations will have lesser number of examination centres depending on the strength of the students.

No Candidate shall be declared to have passed in any course unless he / she obtains 35% in the aggregate of term-end examination and internal assessment put together for all the subjects

Exemption is granted in courses in which a minimum of 40% is secured

University will declare the grade of successful candidates on the basis of the marks obtained by the candidates both in Grade and Class.

Procedure of Examination:

Examination Centres:

Minimum Marks required for a Passing:

Course Exemption:

Classification of Successful Candidates:

Grading System for the Programs

Letter Grade (%) Qualitative level Point Grade Percent

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Theory Subject

Dissertation Part I

Dissertation Part II

Internal Assessment

40% (32 out of 80 and 40 out of 100)

40% (20 out of 50 and 80 out of 200)

40% (40 out of 100 and 100 out of 400)

No minimum is prescribed

For UG Programme

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Theory Subject

Internal Assessment

Dissertation Part I

40% (30 out of 75)

40% (10 out of 25)

40% (120 out of 300)

For UG Programme

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Theory Subject/Practical

Project Report

Internal Assessment

40% (30 out of 75 and 40 out of 100)

40% ((40 out of 100 and 80 out of150)

No minimum is prescribed

A candidate has to secure a minimum of 40% marks from theory examination as well as internal assessment individually for each subject. This applies to Dissertation part I and part II also.

A candidate has to secure a minimum of 40% marks from theory examination as well as internal assessment individually for each subject. This applies to Dissertation also.

A candidate has to secure a minimum of 40% marks from theory examination as well as internal assessment individually for each subject. This applies to practical as well as for project work.

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Lateral Entry/ Exemption:

Credit System:

1. Students who have passed Diploma in any branch of Engineering from State/Central Govt. recognized Technical Board / Institution / University or Three Year B.Sc. in any stream with subject as Mathematics shall be allowed direct admission in 2nd year i.e. (III semester) of B. Tech. Such candidate may also change their branch of study at B. Tech level.

2. 12th Technical or I.T.I or M.C.V.C or N.C.V.T (should be 2 Years) or equivalent can join any branch in the 2nd year (III semester) of Diploma irrespective of their trade.

3.BCA/B.SC (IT/CS/AIT), B.E IN (IT/CS/ET), B.TECH IN (IT/CS/EXC) or equivalent can directly join for MCA 2nd Year.

4. Exemptions may be granted in paper(s) or semester(s) depending on the subject(s) cleared by the candidate by actually passing of the subject(s) and successfully completing the exam, which include those subjects from the recognized Institution / colleges / University. Exemptions if eligible are not to be taken for 'granted' but must be asked for while submitting the Registration and Exam form along with the attested copies of relevant certificates, mark sheets and exemption fee. Exemptions granted will be shown only in the mark list of the examination sent to the candidate. No separate individual intimation will be given.

5. The student who is doing similar courses from a recognized University/ Board of Education/Institution will be allowed to join the next semester for the same course but in such case the student shall be appearing for the papers which were not covered in the previous semester but the student has to study at least for two years in the University for the award of certificate.

KSOU follows a credit system that is based on the time factor involved in studying. One credit is equivalent to 30 study hours inclusive of all learning activities. Different programmes have different credit requirements. Students have the right to collect credits at their own pace, convenience and according to their own capability. KSOU also provides a credit transfer facility whereby credits may be transferred from any other University to KSOU after fulfilling the necessary requirements.

Lateral Entry / Exemption / Credit System

75% and above - Distinction

60% and above but below 75% - First Class

50% and above but below 60% - Second Class

40% and above but below 50% - Third Class

Less than 35% - Fail

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M. Tech in Textile Technology concerns machinery and processes used to produce both natural and synthetic fibers and fabrics.

It may be added that during the past decade there is a changing scenario in textile industry as competition has intensified in the marketplace for cost competitiveness along with the requirement of high level of product quality.

MTT11MTT12

MTT13

MTT14

Theory of Yarn SpinningTechnologies of Fabric FormationColouration and Functional FinishesStructure and Mechanics of Fabric Formation

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Subject Code

Subject Title Credits

MTT21MTT22MTT23

Statistics in Textile EngineeringTechnical TextilesTotal Quality Management in Textile IndustryElective-I

666

6

Subject Code Subject Title Credits

Fees Per Sem Registration Fee Eligibility Fee Tuition Fee Total Fee Rs. KSOU Share*, Rs IITT Share **, Rs

Admission YearII SemesterIII SemesterIV Semester

200NilNilNil

500NilNilNil

20,000/-20,000/-20,000/-20,000/-

20,700/-20,000/-20,000/-20,000/-

5,700/-5,000/-5,000/-5,000/-

15,000/-15,000/-15,000/-15,000/-

MSC1MSC2MSC3MSC4MSC1P

Prestressed ConcreteHigh Rise StructuresPlanning & Design of AirportsTransportation System PlanningPrestressed Concrete Practical

34441

MSHW01MSHW02MSHW03

Ms04

Highway Engineering EconomicsHighway Engineering & DesignHighway Maintenance and Management SystemProject

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All KSOU Fees to be paid in DD Favor of Finance Officer, KSOU Payable at Mysore.** All IITT fee to be paid in DD favor of Indian Institute of Textile Training (IITT) payable at Tirupur.Examination Fee will be notified by Registrar (Evaluation) separately.Note: Karnataka Student need not pay for Eligibility Fee

M. Tech in Textile Technology

MTTE21MTTE22MTTE23MTTE31

MTTE32

Bonded FabricsTextile Reinforced CompositesTheory of Textile StructuresEnvironmental Management for Textile IndustryIntelligent Textiles and Clothing

MTTE33MTTE41MTTE42

MTTE43

Characterization of Textile polymersModern Apparel ProductionApplication of Plasma Technology in TextilesCarbon Fiber Composites

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Semester - I Semester - II

Semester - III Semester - IV(Specialization)

List of Electives

Total Marks = 1600Grand Total Credits : 81

Total Credit Per Specialization : 16

Fees for Re-sitting Examination

For 1 paper 400/-For 2 Papers 800/-For 3 Papers 1200/-For 4 Papers 1600/-More than 4 Papers 2000/-

M. Tech in Civil Engineering programme is concerns with reinforces the theoretical concepts of structural analysis & designs in consultation with faculty and professional experts. The course work is designed in such a way that the proper learning skill of individual student is developed by working himself on current developments in the field of Structural Engineering.

MFC1

MFC2MFC3

MFC4MFC3P

Numerical Methods in Civil EngineeringApplied Elasticity & PlasticityBehaviour & Design of reinforced Concrete StructurePavement MaterialBehaviour & Design of reinforced Concrete Structure Practical

4

43

41

Subject Code


MFC1MFC2MFC3

MFC4MFC3P

Advanced Structural AnalysisGeotechnical EngineeringFinite Element Method in EngineeringHighway EngineeringAdvanced Structural Analysis Practical

344

41


Fees Per Sem Registration Fee Eligibility Fee Tuition Fee Total Fee Rs. KSOU Share*, Rs IITT Share **, Rs

Admission YearII SemesterIII SemesterIV Semester

200NilNilNil

500NilNilNil

20,000/-20,000/-20,000/-20,000/-

20,700/-20,000/-20,000/-20,000/-

5,700/-5,000/-5,000/-5,000/-

15,000/-15,000/-15,000/-15,000/-

MTT3

MTTP03

Textile quality EvaluationElective-IIProject Phase-I

663

MTTP04Elective-IIIProject Phase-II

612

M. Tech in Civil (Structural Engineering)

MSHWR01

MSHWR02

MSHWR03Ms04

Irrigation and Water Resourced EngineeringWater Resourced System & PlanningHydrologyProject

MSS01

MSS02MSS03

Ms04

Design of Industrial Structures & BridgesDesign of Hydraulic StructuresPlastic Analysis of Metallic StructuresProject

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Total Credit Per Specialization : 16

MBA degree program has been designed to enhance the employment opportunities and self employment. This program includes basics of Fashion management, Pattern Making, Apparel Merchandising, Quality Control, Fashion Marketing, Clothing Care and Computer Application in Apparel industry.

MBA 01

MBA 02

MBA 03

MBA 04

MBA 05

MBA 06

Managerial Tasks and Behavioral DynamicsCorporate Communication and Managerial EconomicsLegislative Framework of BusinessAccounting and Taxation for ManagersOperation ResearchBusiness Development and Entrepreneurship

5

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5

5

5

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Subject Code

Subject Credits Subject Code Subject Credits

Fees Per Year Registration Fee Eligibility Fee Tuition Fee Total Fee Rs. KSOU Share*, Rs IITT Share **, Rs

Admission YearSecond Year

200Nil

500Nil

8,900/-8,900/-

9,600/-8,900/-

2,925/-2,925/-

6,675/-6,675/-

MBA-13MBA-14MBA-15

MBA-16

MBA-17

MBA-18

Project ManagementStrategic ManagementInternational BusinessApparel Merchandising and MarketingApparel Costing and Export DocumentationFashion Retail Management

555

5

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MBA-19

MBA-20MBA-21MBA-22

MBA-23

MBA-24

Applied Management Operation ResearchIndian Business EnvironmentFashion Entrepreneurship International Social ComplianceManagement of Garment Industry Project

5

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MBA in Apparel & Fashion Management

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MBA 13MBA-14

MBA-15

BF-01

BF-02

BF-03

Research MethodologyTotal Quality ManagementInternational Business ManagementBanking Management and Financial ReportingPortfolio and Security AnalysisFinancial Risk Management and Insurance Services

55

5

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B. Tech in Mechanical Engineering

B.Tech Mechanical Engineering concerns production transmission and the use of mechanical power, designing operating and testing of all kinds of machines.

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Mathematics IChemistryEnglish for CommunicationElectrical TechnologyMechanicsIntroduction to ManufacturingChemistry PracticalElectrical Technology Practical

32223211


BF7BF8BF9BF10BF11

BF8PBF10P

Mathematic IIApplied PhysicsFundamental of ComputersBasic ElectronicsEngineering Drawing and GraphicsApplied Physics PracticalBasic Electronics Practical

33224

11


BSM1BSM2BSM3BSM4BSM5BSM3P

Mathematics IIIThermodynamicsFluid MechanicsSolid MechanicsElectrical MechanicsFluid Mechanics Practical

432231

BSM6BSM7BSM8BSM9BSM10BSM7P

Society, Environment & EngineeringDynamicsSolid MachineHeat Transfer – ITheory of MachineDynamics Practical

332231

BTM1BTM2BTM3BTM4BTM5BTM1PBTM4P

Metal Cutting and Tool DesignControl systemComputer GraphicsCNC programmingOperation ResearchMetal Cutting and Tool Design PracticalCNC Programming Practical

3332311

BTM6BTM7

BTM8BTM9BTM10BTM7P

BTM9P

Strength MaterialsIndustrial Engg & Production ManagementDesign Machine ElementsHydraulic MachinesIndustrial Economics & ManagementIndustrial Engg. & Production Mgt. PracticalHydraulic Machines Practical

33

3321

1

BEM1BEM2BEM3BEM4BEM5BEM1P

BEM2P

CAD/CAM (Application) & AutomationMetrology &Quality ControlI.C. Engineering & Automobile EnggFinite Element Method in EngineeringElectiveCAD/CAM (Application)& Automation PracticalMetrology & Quality Control Practical

333321

1

BEME6BEME7BEME8

Refrigeration & Air ConditioningMachine Tool DesignJigs & Fixture Design

558


Admission YearSecond YearThird YearFourth Year

200NilNilNil

500NilNilNil

19,800/-19,800/-19,800/-19,800/-

20,500/-19,800/-19,800/-19,800/-

5,650/-4,950/-4,950/-4,950/-

14,850/-14,850/-14,850/-14,850/-

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Semester - V Semester - VI

Semester - VII Semester - VIII

Semester - II


Fees for Re-sitting ExaminationFor 1 paper 400/-For 2 Papers 800/-For 3 Papers 1200/-For 4 Papers 1600/-More than 4 Papers 2000/-

Grand Total Credits : 132Total Marks = 5100

B.Tech in Information Technology is a subject of extraordinary scope and vitality that realizes the implications of using computers to enhance human productivity and creativity. As hardware and software technology has developed so as the range and nature of computing applications.


Mathematics IChemistryEnglish for CommunicationElectrical for CommunicationElectrical TechnologyMechanicsIntroduction to ManufacturingElectrical Technology Practical

32223211


BF7BF8BF9BF10BF11BF8PBF10P


3322411


BSITO1BSITO2BSITO3BSITO4

BSITO5BSITO2PBSITO3P

Computer ArchitectureMathematics IIIDigital Circuits & Logic DesignData Structures & Programming MethodologyWritten & Oral Technical CommunicationSoftware Lab- I Hardware Lab I

4322

333

BSITO6BSITO7BSITO8BSITO9

BSITO10BSITO8PBSITO10P

Operating SystemDiscrete Structures Data CommunicationMicroprocessor & Assembly Language ProgSystems ProgrammingSoftware Lab - IIH/W Lab. II

33233

33

BTITO1BTITO2BTITO3BTITO4BTITO5BTITO2PBTITO3P

System Analysis and DesignWindows Programming Data Base Management SystemElectronics Commerce Parallel Architecture & ComputingData Base Management System PracticalElectronics Commerce Practical

3233333

BTITO6BTITO7BTITO8BTITO9BTITO10BTITO7PBTITO9P

Advanced Internet TechnologyManagement Information SystemWeb Administration Network operating SystemOperation ResearchMIS PracticalWeb Administration Practical

3323333

BEITO1BEITO2BEITO3BEITO4BEITO5BEITO1PBEITO2P

Expert SystemsNeural NetworksArtificial Intelligence and ApplicationsMultimedia and ApplicationsData Warehousing and MiningExpert System PracticalData Warehousing and Mining Practical

4322333

BEITO6BEITCO7BEITO8

Introduction to Java E-Services Environmental Sciences

5510

B. Tech in Information Technology


200NilNilNil

500NilNilNil

19,800/-19,800/-19,800/-19,800/-

20,500/-19,800/-19,800/-19,800/-

5,650/-4,950/-4,950/-4,950/-

14,850/-14,850/-14,850/-14,850/-

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B. Tech in Textile Technology

B.Tech in Textile Technology being strategically surrounded by densely populated textile industries of India, graduates of the department find ample opportunities in the textile industry, garment industry, marketing, servicing of textile machines and even in software industry of the region and beyond

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Mathematics for TextileSolid Mechanics for TextileFibre ScienceSpun Yarn Technology IIntroduction to FashionSpun Yarn Technology Laboratory IFibre Analytical Laboratory

4322311

BSTT08BSTT08BSTT10BSTT11BSTT12BSTT13-LBSTT14-L

Theory of Machines for TextileStructure and Properties of FibresSpun Yarn Technology IIFabric Manufacture ITextile Chemical Processing ISpun Yarn Technology Laboratory IIFabric Manufacture Laboratory I

3323311

BTTT0BTTT0BTTT1BTTT1BTTT1BTTT13-LBTTT14-L

Fabric Manufacture IIWoven Fabric StructureTextile TestingKnitting TechnologyTextile Chemical Processing - IIFabric Manufacture Laboratory IIFabric Structure Laboratory

3333

211

BTTT08BTTT08BTTT10BTTT11

BTTT1BTTT13-LBTTT14-L

Garment TechnologyTotal Quality ManagementTextile MechanicsProcess and Quality Control in SpinningComputer Application in TextilesTextile Testing LaboratoryGarment and Knitting Laboratory

3323

311

BFTT01BFTT02BFTT03BFTT04BFTT05BFTT06-LBFTT07-L

Application of Technical Textiles Textile Machinery MaintenanceApparel Marketing and MerchandisingNon Woven TechnologyClothing Science Textile Industrial Engineering LaboratoryComputer Aided Fabric Design Laboratory

4322322

BFTT0

BFTT09BFTT1BFTT1

BFTT12

Textile Mill Planning and OrganizationTextile CompositesHome TextilesApparel Marketing and MerchandisingProject

3

333

6



200NilNilNil

500NilNilNil

30,000/-30,000/-30,000/-30,000/-

30,700/-30,000/-30,000/-30,000/-

8,200/-7,500/-7,500/-7,500/-

22,500/-22,500/-22,500/-22,500/-



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Fashion technology involves creating original designs after studying the market i.e., market research. It has a various fields of specialization like garments, footwear and jewelries. Fashion designers find employment with textile manufacturers, garment export houses, fashion show organizers, illustrator, and fashion choreographers.



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3322411


BSFT01BSFT0BSFT0BSFT0BSFT0BSFT06L

BSFT07L

Applied StatisticsTextile Science Fibres and YarnsIntroduction to FashionFabric Structure and DesignTechnology of Fabric ManufactureSketching and Model Drawing LaboratoryFabric Structure and Design Laboratory

432231

1

BSFT08BSFT08BSFT10BSFT11BSFT12BSFT13LBSFT14L


3323311

BTFT01BTFT02BTFT0BTFT04BTFT05BTFT06LBTFT07L


3333211

BTFT08BTFT09BTFT1

BTFT1BTFT1BTFT13L

BTFT14L

Work Study & Production Planning Apparel Merchandising and MarketingApparel Costing and Export Documentation Fashion Retail ManagementEmbroidery and Surface DesignComputer Aided Pattern Making & Marker Planning Laboratory Textile and Apparel Testing Laboratory

332

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BFFT0BFFT02BFFT03BFFT04

BFFT05BFFT06-LBFFT07L

Management of Apparel UnitsFashion PhotographyCAD / CAM for Apparel Products Creativity, Innovation and New Product DevelopmentTotal Quality ManagementGarment Construction Laboratory IIWork Study & Production Planning Laboratory

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BFFT0BFFT0BFFT10BFFT11BFFT12

Fashion Marketing Clothing Science Visual Merchandising Apparel Marketing and Merchandising Project

33336

B. Tech in Fashion Technology


200NilNilNil

500NilNilNil

30,000/-30,000/-30,000/-30,000/-

30,700/-30,000/-30,000/-30,000/-

8,200/-7,500/-7,500/-7,500/-

22,500/-22,500/-22,500/-22,500/-

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B.Tech in Civil engineering designed to expose the student's knowledge in various subjects of Civil Engineering such as Planning, Drafting (both manual and computer aided), Surveying, Estimation & Costing, Construction Technology, Basics of Highway, Railway, Bridge, Airport, Tunnel and Harbor Engineering.


Mathematics IChemistryEnglish for CommunicationElectrical TechnologyMechanicsIntroduction to ManufacturingChemistry PracticalElectrical Technology Practical

32223211


BF7BF8BF9BF10BF11

BF8PBF10P


33224

11


BSC1BSC2BSC3BSC4BSC5BSC3PBSC5P

Mathematics IIIWater and Waste Water EngineeringHydraulicsSolid MechanicsTransportation EngineeringHydraulics PracticalTransportation Engineering Practical

4322311

BSC6BSC7BSC8BSC9BSC10BSC8PBSC9P

Society, Environment & EngineeringBuilding ConstructionStructural AnalysisAdvanced SurveyingSoil MechanicsStructural Analysis PracticalAdvanced Surveying Practical

332331

BTC1BTC2BTC3BTC4BTC5BTC1PBTC2P

Design of RC StructuresFoundation Engg.River EngineeringHydropower EngineeringOperation ResearchDesign of RC Structures PracticalFoundation Engg. Practical

3333211

BTC6BTC7BTC8BTC9BTC10BTC7PBTC9P

Design of Steel StructuresAdvanced Structural AnalysisEnvironmental EngineeringAdvanced Foundation EngineeringIndustrial Economics & ManagementDesign of Steel Structures PracticalAdvanced Structural Analysis Practical

3323311

BEC1BEC2BEC3BEC4BEC5BEC1PBEC2P

Irrigation EngineeringPressed ConcertQuantity Surveying & contract & TendersFinite element method EngineeringElectiveIrrigation Engineering PracticalPressed Concert Practical

4322322

BEC6BEC7

BEC8

Structural DynamicConstruction and Planning ManagementPlanning & Design of Airport

55

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200NilNilNil

500NilNilNil

19,800/-19,800/-19,800/-19,800/-

20,500/-19,800/-19,800/-19,800/-

5,650/-4,950/-4,950/-4,950/-

14,850/-14,850/-14,850/-14,850/-

28

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Semester - II





B.B.A in Apparel & Fashion Management is specialized in the process of product development which involves market positioning, planning & budgeting, Fashion forecasting and development, material and textile selection and gathering, production and garment presentation.

BBA-101BBA-102BBA-103BBA-104BBA-105

Principal of ManagementMarketing ManagementManagerial EconomicIntroduction to ComputersCommunication Skills

44444

Subject Code



Organization BehaviourBusiness CommunicationBusiness LawProduction & Operations Management Financial Accounting

44444


BBA in Apparel & Fashion Management


Admission YearSecond YearThird Year

200NilNill

500NilNil

8000/-8000/-8000/-

8700/-8000/-8000/-

2700/-2000/-2000/-

6000/-6000/-6000/-

BBA-110

BBA-111BBA-112BBA-113BBA-114

Mathematics for Business & EconomicsLogistics ManagementHuman Resource ManagementIntroduction to InternetEntrepreneurship & small Business Management

4

4444


Advertising FundamentalBusiness PolicyFinancial Reporting E-CommerceProject Management

44444

BBA-120

BBA-121BBA-122BBA-123

BBA-124

Apparel Marketing and MerchandisingApparel MachineryFashion Retail ManagementQuality Assurance in Apparel IndustryApparel Production Control

4

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Management of Apparel UnitsFashion MarketingExport Documentation and PoliciesApparel costingProject Report

44444

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Textiles include the design, management, and technology of fiber-based products and processes. Textile design students explore issues in new product development, body scanning, direct digital printing, computer animation, and computer aided design (CAD).

DF1DF2DF3DF4DF5-LDF6-L

Communication EnglishApplied Mathematics-IEngineering Physics-IEngineering Chemistry-IComputer Application LabWorkshop Practice Lab

444422

Subject Code


DF7DF8DF9Df10DF11-LDF12-L

Applied Mathematics-IIEngineering Physics-IIEngineering Chemistry-IIEngineering GraphicsPhysics LabChemistry Lab

444422




200NilNil

500NilNil

24,000/-24,000/-24,000/-

24,700/-24,000/-24,000/-

6700/-6000/-6000/-

18,000/-18,000/-18,000/-

DSTT01DSTT02DSTT03DSTT04DSTT05-LDSTT06-L

Fibre ScienceSpun yarn technology-IFabric Manufacture- ITextile Chemical processing -ITextile analytical LabSpun yarn Technology Lab

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DSTT07DSTT08DSTT09DSTT10DSTT11-LDSTT12-L

Knitting Technology Spun yarn technology-IIFabric Manufacture- IITextile Chemical processing -IIFabric Manufacture Lab Textile Chemical processing Lab

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DTTT01DTTT02DTTT03DTTT04DTTT05-LDTTT06-L

Fabric StructureTextile testingTechnology of Man-made fibres Textile Machinery MaintenanceFabric structure Lab Textile testing Lab-I

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DTTT07DTTT08DTTT09DTTT10-LDTTT11

Technical Textiles Garment TechnologyTotal Quality ManagementTextile testing Lab-IIProject

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Diploma in Textile Technology

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Diploma in Fashion Technology aims to design and manufacture clothes which are functional as well as aesthetically pleasing. They must consider who is likely to wear a garment and the situations in which it will be worn. They have a wide range and combinations of materials to work with and a wide range of colors, patterns and styles to choose from.



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Knitted Fabric Manufacture & StructureTextile Chemical ProcessingPattern MakingApparel Manufacturing MachineryTextile Chemical Processing Laboratory Pattern Making Laboratory

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DSFT07DSFT08

DSFT09

DSFT10DSFT11-LDSFT12-L

Garment ConstructionAdvanced Pattern Making and GradingQuality Assurance in Apparel IndustryHome FurnishingGarment Construction Laboratory IComputer Aided Pattern Making & Marker Planning Laboratory

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DTFT01DTFT02

DTFT03

DTFT04DTFT05-LDTFT06-L

Work Study & Production Planning Apparel Merchandising and MarketingApparel Costing and Export DocumentationFashion Retail ManagementGarment Construction Laboratory IIWork Study & Production Planning Laboratory

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DTFT07DTFT08DTFT09DTFT10-LDTFT11

Embroidery and Surface DesignManagement of Apparel UnitsClothing CareDesign Collection LaboratoryProject

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Diploma in Textile Processing aims to enhance and evolution of coloring matters in to synthetic dyestuff and the application techniques on various textile materials. After completing this course, you will be able to work in areas of Dyeing, Chemicals, Printing and Processing Industries.



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DSTP04DSTP05-L

DSTP06-L

Fibre science and yarn manufacture Basics of engineeringChemical preparatory processes for textilesCivil engineering drawingTesting and analysis of textile materialsChemical preparatory processes for textile-practial

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DSTP07

DSTP08DSTP09DSTP10DSTP11-LDSTP12-L

Technology of dyeing of natural fibresFabric and garment manufacture Technology of textile finishingTechnology of textile printingChemical laboratory practicalTechnology of dyeing of natural fibres practical

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DTTP02DTTP03DTTP04DTTP05-L

DTTP06-L

Technology of dyeing of man made fibres & blendsTextile marketing and merchandizingAdvances in textile processingEco friendly textile processingGarment manufacture & processing practicalTechnology of textile finishing practical

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DTTP09

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Textile management Testing and quality assurance in textile processingWater, effluent treatment & pollution controlTechnology of dyeing of man made fibre & Blends PracticalProject

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Diploma in Mechanical Engineering aims to enhance the students in Mechanical drafting, Designing, Modification of existing design, Estimating & Costing, Operating of various machines and their maintenance. They also get adequate exposure to latest technology such as Mechatronics, CAD /CAM & Robotics and CNC.



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Engineering MechanicsManufacturing Technology-I Fluid MechanicsMachine DrawingEngineering Mechanics LabWorkshop-I

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ThermodynamicsManufacturing Technology-IIElectrical and Electronics Engineering Refrigeration and Air ConditioningThermodynamics LabWorkshop-II

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DTM1DTM2DTM3DTM4DTM5-LDTM6-L

Design of Machine ElementsThermal EngineeringMetrologyMechatronicsMetrology LabWorkshop-III

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DTM8DTM9DTM10-LDTM11

Industrial Engineering and ManagementCAD/CAMAutomobile TechnologyCAD/CAM LabProject

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Diploma in Electronics and Communication Engineering concerns the production of communication equipment of computers, medical and scientific instruments, radar, radio and TV sets.



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Electrical Circuits and InstrumentationElectronic DevicesC ProgrammingMicroprocessorElectronic Devices LabElectrical Circuits and Instrumentation Lab

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DSET9DSET10DSET11-LDSET12-L

Linear and Digital ICsComputer Hardware and NetworkingIndustrial ElectronicsObject Oriented ProgrammingIC LabIndustrial Electronics Lab

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DTET1DTET2DTET3DTET4DTET5-LDTET6-L

VLSIMicrocontrollersCommunication Engineering - IRoboticsVLSI LabCommunication Engineering I Lab

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Embedded SystemsCommunication Engineering IITelevision EngineeringEmbedded Systems LabProject

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Diploma in Civil Engineering is a professional engineering discipline that deals with the design, construction, and maintenance of the physical and naturally built environment, including works like bridges, roads, canals, dams, and buildings.



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Engineering MechanicsConstruction Materials Surveying Civil Engineering DrawingSurveying Lab -IEngineering Mechanics Lab

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DSC7DSC8DSC9DSC10DSC11-LDSC12-L

Theory of Structures Transportation EngineeringInterior Design Water Resources Management CAD in Civil Engineering Lab -ISurveying Lab -II

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Structural EngineeringQuantity SurveyingConcrete Technology and Construction Environmental EngineeringCAD in Civil Engineering Lab -IIConstruction Lab

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Construction Management Hydraulics Town PlanningComputer Application in Civil Engineering LabProject

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Diploma in Electrical and Electronics Engineering concerns in developing, producing and testing of electrical devices and equipment's, such as generators to produce and distribute electricity, electric motors and other electrical machinery, transmission lines.



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Circuit TheoryElectronic DevicesElectrical Machines-IEngineering MechanicsElectronic Devices LabElectrical Machines I

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Linear and Digital ICsComputer Hardware and NetworkingElectrical Machines-IIMeasurements and InstrumentsIC LabElectrical Machines I I Lab

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DTE1DTE2

DTE3DTE4DTE5-LDTE6-L

Power Systems IMicroprocessor and MicrocontrollersElectrical Machine DesignControl of Electrical MachinesControl of Electrical Machines LabMicrocontrollers Lab

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Power Systems IIPower ElectronicsElectrical EstimationPower Electronics LabProject

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Diploma in Computer Science Engineering concerns in developing and improving computers, storage and printout units, and computer information network.



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Operating SystemsC and Data Structures Basics of Electrical and Electronics EngineeringMicroprocessor C and Data Structures LabBasics of Electrical and Electronics Engg Lab

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Computer Architecture Web DesignJava ProgrammingSoftware EngineeringJava Programming LabWeb Design Lab

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Computer NetworksRelational Database Management SystemsDot NetEmbedded SystemsNetworks LabDot Net Lab

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Computer Hardware and ServicingMobile Computing MultimediaComputer Hardware and Servicing LabProject

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Diploma in Fashion Merchandising & Production Management is to learn the Merchandising field which helps to become a Fashion designer, textile manufacturers, garment export houses, fashion show organizers, illustrator, and fashion choreographers.

DFMPM 101DFMPM 102

DFMPM 103

DFMPM 104

DFMPM 105DFMPM 106DFMPM 107

Basic TextilesElements of FashionFashion merchandising and MarketingBusiness English & Moral SciencePrinciples of ManagementIllustrationBasic Computer Concepts

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DFMPM 204

DFMPM 205

DFMPM 206

DFMPM 207

Textile TestingApparel Quality ManagementProduction ManagementInternational Trade DocumentationCosting & MerchandisingDesign and Product DevelopmentGarment Construction

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Diploma in Knitwear Fashion Design and Merchandising is to learn the Knitwear technology, Fashion Designing also Merchandising. The job opportunities in this course are wide in Textile Sector.


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Textile ScienceFundamentals of Apparel DesigningBusiness EnglishPattern Making and GradingPrinciples of KnittingBasic SketchingBasic Computer Concepts

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DKFDM 205

DKFDM 206

Sewing TechnologyClothing CareApparel Quality ControlPortfolio DevelopmentComputer Application in Apparel IndustryProject

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The rules and regulation in force at the time a student joins a course shall hold good only for the examination held during or at the end of academic session. Nothing in these ordinances shall be deemed to debar the University from amending the ordinances subsequently and the amended ordinances i.e. if any shall apply to all the students whether old or new.

Registration / Enrollment:

Candidates shall abide by the Rules & Regulations in force and those that may be issued by the University from time to time. False declaration of Age, Qualification etc., by the candidate will disqualify his/her admission to the University. Candidates who have not completed their qualifying exams, or who have appeared in the final exams and awaiting results can also enroll for the University Programme. However, the result should be submitted to the University before the first semester exam. Incomplete admission form in any respect and without requisite fee will be summarily rejected. Candidates seeking admission should pay the Programme/Tuition, Registration and Examination fees in full at the Study Centre of the University. Please enclose a set of attested photocopies of marks cards, certificates, date of birth certificate and other documents with the application form duly filled-in and submit the same on or before the due/last date as mentioned in the advertisement at the Study Centre of the University. No request for change of Stream/Programme will be solicited hence forth. The study centre should keep on visiting the web-site regularly. In case of any discrepancy, they should bring into the notice of the University within a week, failing so, the university will not be responsible. The study centre should follow all the deadlines strictly given on the website. The University does not take the responsibility for postal delays or loss of any document or letter in transit. Candidates have to submit attested photocopy of all the documents relevant to education qualification (Xth onwards) and the date of birth proof duly attested by Gazetted Officer / Principal of School or college. The attested photocopy should be verified with original and signed & stamped by Centre Head of the Study Centre of the University. The University reserves the right to change the course curriculum whenever it will be felt that the change/ modification could best serve the interest of students and the potential employers from time to time. In case of change of address, the Academic Partner IITT, Tirupur should be informed at least four weeks in advance to avoid any misplacement of the study material and any other correspondence. The information given is an indication of the University's plans as on date of publication of this document. Details can be modified from time to time for academic and operational reasons. The students will be governed by latest regulations applicable to them during academic year. In the event of any inconsistency in the rules framed for admission or in the event of any clarification with respect to the above said rules /instructions, the matter shall be referred to the Vice Chancellor for interpretation and the interpretation given by the Vice Chancellor shall be final. The Vice Chancellors also competent to remove any inconsistency and decide as to which provision shall take precedence over the other. The University will not refund fees once paid to the eligible candidates under any circumstances.No application form for admission received after the last date specified for the purpose will be entertained. However, in case the last date for receipt of application is a holiday or that day is declared holiday by the University, the next working day will be considered as the last date for the purpose.

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Money orders, IPO, or any other mode of payment directly to the University will not be accepted. The University will not be responsible for any loss through such mode of payments. All the fees should only be paid to Study Centres of the University.Students are required to preserve carefully the fee paid receipt for all payments made to the University, as it is the only valid document accepted. They will have to produce this copy at the time of obtaining examination admission ticket, marks cards or relevant documents at the Study Centre.Identity Card bearing Permanent Enrollment number will be issued to every student after the admission is finalized.In all correspondence with the University the student shall quote his/her Enrollment No., programme and name of the Study Centre where they have been enrolled.Medium of Instruction and Examination shall be English.For Registration and Examination purposes, for the entire course, migration certificates will not be required.Extension in the last date of submission of Registration form shall be decided only by the University.In case a paper is dropped from the course of study as a result of any revision, the University would indicate a suitable paper in lieu thereto.All legal disputes, if any, shall come under the jurisdiction of Court in MYSORE.

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No Candidate is permitted to pursue two degree programmes simultaneously of this or any other University.

If a candidate gets admitted to more than one post graduate or degree programme, the University shall cancel his/her admission to one of the programmes, which she/he had joined without giving prior notice.

Any student who is found to have concealed information about her/his age, qualification etc. or violated any provisions, is liable to be removed from the rolls forthwith and will be deprived of the benefits of attendance, examination, results, awards etc., in the programme concerned, apart from appropriate disciplinary action and imposition of penalties.

Candidates shall abide by the Rules and Regulations in force and those to be issued by the University form time to time.

False declaration of Age, Qualification etc., by the candidate will disqualify her/his admission to the University.

Any/All Legal Disputes shall be subjected to the jurisdiction of Mysore City courts only.

The offices of the university will remain closed on the Second Saturdays of every month, all Sundays and General Holidays.

This prospectus provides all necessary information you need as a student of the University. You are therefore advised to keep the prospectus till you complete your Programme. Avoid unnecessary correspondence about the details provided in this prospectus.

To receive the Degree Certificate after passing the examination, a student should directly apply to the Registrar (Examination), Karnataka State Open University, Manasagangotri, Myspre-6 in the prescribed application form. Other details may be obtained from the University after the press notification about the convocation.

To receive the Degree Certificate after passing the examination, a student should directly apply to the Registrar (Examination), Karnataka State Open University, Manasagangotri, Mysore-6, in the prescribed from or by paying the Prescribed fee.

Transfer Certificate will not be issued to the student. It will be sent to the institution where the student pursues her/his further studies. However, the students have to obtain No Due Certificate from the University before applying for Transfer Certificate/ Migration Certificate.

RULES OF THE UNIVERSITY

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Indian Textile Industry is one of the leading textile industries in the world. Though was predominantly unorganized industry even a few years back, but the scenario started changing after the economic liberalization of Indian economy in 1991. The opening up of economy gave the much-needed thrust to the Indian textile industry, which has now successfully become one of the largest in the world.

India textile industry largely depends upon the textile manufacturing and export. It also plays a major role in the economy of the country. India earns about 27% of its total foreign exchange through textile exports. Further, the textile industry of India also contributes nearly 14% of the total industrial production of the country. It also contributes around 3% to the GDP of the country. Indian textile industry is also the largest in the country in terms of employment generation. It not only generates jobs in its own industry, but also opens up scopes for the other ancillary sectors. Indian textile industry currently generates employment to more than 35 million people. It is also estimated that, the industry will generate 12 million new jobs by the year 2011.

Indian textile industry is one of the leading in the world. Currently it is estimated to be around US$ 52 billion and is also projected to be around US$ 115 billion by the year 2012. The current domestic market of textile in India is expected to be increased to US$ 60 billion by 2012 from the current US$ 34.6 billion. The textile export of the country was around US$ 19.14 billion in 2006-07, which saw a stiff rise to reach US$ 22.13 in 2007-08. The share of exports is also expected to increase from 4% to 7% within 2012.

SCENARIO OF INDIAN TEXTILE INDUSTRIES

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Karnataka State Open UniversityManasagangotri, Mysore 570 006


INDIAN INSTITUTE OF TEXTILE TRAINING (IITT)17, (opp) Kumaran College for women,

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STUDENT’S PERSONAL INFORMATION(PLEASE FILL IN BLOCK LETTERS)

Application for Admission To............................Programmes 20 -20

1. NAME OF THE STUDENT

3. DATE OF BIRTE(Ass Per Mark card)

2.ROLL NO.

4. KARNATAKA OTHER STATE

5. PROGRAMME OPTED

6. PLACE OF BIRTH & DISTRICT

7. MOTHER TONQUE

8. SEX : MALE FEMALE

9. NAME OF FATHER/GURDIAN/HUSPAND

10. NAME OF MOTHER 11. NATIONALITY INDIAN NON INDIAN

12. POSTAL ADDRESS OF APPLICANT

13. CONTACT NUMBERS (With STD code)

(1)OFFICE

(2)RESIDENCE

(3) MOBILE

(4) E-MAIL

14. CATEGORY Tick box SC ST OBC GN 15. ANNUAL INCOME

16 WHETHWR Tick box PHY.CHALLENGED DEFENCE EX. SERVICE MAN

17. ADMISSION CYCLES 1ST CYCLE JANUARY 2ND CYCLE JULY

18. QUALIFYING EXAMINATION PASSED

Examination Board/Univercity Reg. No. & Marks % of ClassPassed Year of Passing Obtained Marks Obtained

Appl.No.

Stamp Size Photo

Semester

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19. APPLICATION’S PROFESSION

Full time service Part time services Business Agriculture Un emloyed House wife R e t i r e d O t h e r

20. NAME OF THE STUDY CENTER & CODE

21.FEES PAYMENT DELAILS(KSOU SHARES)

SL.NO TYPE OF FEES

AMOUNT (Rs)

1. PROGAMME/TUTION FEES

2. REGISTRATION FEES

3. ELIGIBILITY/NRI/FOREIGN STUDENTS (ELIGIBILITY FEES FOR NON-KARNATAKA ONLY)

4. PENAL FEES

5. PENAL FEES EXAMINATION FEES

DATED

BRANCH OF REMITTANCE

NAME OF THE BANK

22. FEES PAYMENT DETAILS(PARTNERSHIP INSTITUTION SHARES)

SL.NO

TYPE OF FEESAMOUNT (Rs)

PROGRAMME/TUTION FESS & LAB FEES

Total

FEES PAID O.O.NO

DATED

BRANCH OF REMITTANCE

NAME OF THE BANK

SPECIMEN SIGNATURE 1. 2.

Places:

Date:

ENCLOSURES

(I) Qualifying or equivalent marks Cards(Attented)

(II) Transfer certificate(original)

(III) Course Certificate(oirgnal)

(IV) Four Stamp Size Photographs(Write your name & Application no. On back side of the photo)

Signautre of the Applicant

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Candidates seeking admission to UG/PG programmee should fill in the admission form(attached to the prospectus) legibly and in capital letters after carefully reading the prospectus and indicate the programme he/she wishes to study, in the space provided for the purpose.Candidates should not make any cash payments to the study centre/IITT/ KSOU under any circumstances, except for the prospectus.Candidates while sending the application form shall follow the instructions given belowThe application form duly filled in should be submitted to the study center on or before the last date as mentioned in the advertisement/academic calendar available on IITT/KSOU website.Before remitting the prescribed fees please make sure that you fulfill all the Eligibility conditions for admission to the programme applied for and enclose all the supporting certificates.Admission made to any programme is provisional till the Time University finally approves sit.Money orders, IPO, or any other mode of payment will not be accepted. The IITT and University will not be responsible for any loss through such modes of payment.Candidates are required to preserve carefully the fee paid receipt and Xerox of Demand Draft for all payments made to the IITT and University, as it is the only valid document accepted. They may have to produce it at the time of obtaining examination admission ticket, marks cards or any other documents.Identity Card bearing Permanent Roll No. will be issued to every candidate after the admission is finalized by the KSOU.First semester programme fees has to be paid by quoting the application number on the back of the Demand Drafts. For Further details and updates, please visit http://www.ksouinfo.com or http://www. ksoumysore.com.

IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS TO CANDIDATES

For more details contact

IITT - CAMPUS

17, Sakthi Rice Mill Compound,(opp) Kumaran College for women,Mangalam Road, Tirupur - 641687.Phone : 0421 - 2261717, 2260099.Mobile : 9244412445

CITY OFFICE

No: 593, KNC Towers,Avinashi Road Corner ,(opp) Niligari Bakery, Tirupur - 641602.Phone : 0421 - 2235511

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