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Sri Guru Granth Sahib World UniversityFatehgarh Sahib-140406 (Punjab)

Established Under Punjab State Act 20 of 2008 &

Approved Under Section 2(f)of UGC Act, 1956

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University's Guiding Light PRABHATI M. 1

He, who, by the Guru's Grace, Dwells on the (Waheguru's) Wisdom, he gathers Glory,

And within himself his Self becomes Manifest, and he is Blest with the Nectar-Name.[1]

O Creator-Waheguru, thou art my only Giver, my Host,

And this is the only charity I beg of Thee; Pray, Bless me with Thy Name. [1-Pause]

The Five Thieves, yea, the knowing faculties, one binds down to a point, and rids oneself of Ego:

And, lo, one is delivered of viewing the Vice: such is the Merit of Waheguru's Wisdom. [2]

Chastity and Modesty are the rice-balls, Compassion the wheat-doughs, and the Attainment of Waheguru,

the receiving

of charity in the leafy bowl,

And Deeds the milk, and Contentment the butter: such, are the Alms I ask from my Waheguru. [3]

Of the milch-cow of forgiveness and Patience, the calf of my Mind sucks in the milk of Equipoise.;

And I ask for the Robes of the Waheguru's Praise and of Humility and Submission (to His Will), and thus:

Do I Utter ever His Praise. [4-7]

(Sri Guru Granth Sahib, P-1329)

Dr. Gurmohan SinghVice Chancellor

Sri Guru Granth Sahib World UniversityFatehgarh Sahib (Punjab)

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Vice Chancellor’s Message

We are on the threshold of a new academic year, a fresh beginning with new opportunities and challenges. Modern world has ushered in an era where knowledge can no longer be confined to narrow disciplinary boundaries. In this era of globalization, knowledge is expanding in newer areas which directly or indirectly impact human lives. However, quite paradoxically the emerging knowledge society is not inclusive and seems to lack right moral-ethical direction which is evident in the world becoming an increasingly violent place. Keeping the moral-ethical aspect of the education in mind, we strive to disseminate knowledge for social and economic transformation of the society, based on the lofty values embodied in the sacred Sri Guru Granth Sahib and other holy scriptures. In keeping pace with the changing imperatives of emerging job market, we have introduced market relevant courses in Emerging Technologies which offer opportunities for gainful employment. Not only this, the university in its pursuit of excellence, strives to inculcate leadership qualities and such abilities among the students as would make them good researchers. We believe in professionalism coupled with ethical and moral commitment leading to the development of holistic personality of the learners. This lays great accountability on us to maintain highest standards of academic and moral excellence. We have world class infrastructure, latest equipment and a team of dedicated faculty to translate our dreams into reality. While focusing on intensive study and research in the areas of world religions, cultures and civilizations, we lay equal stress on the teaching of Emerging Technologies, Engineering, Management, Basic and Applied Sciences, Social Sciences, Humanities and Languages.

University is approved under Section 2(f) of the UGC Act of 1956. We are making rapid strides towards attaining a place of eminence among institutions of higher learning in the country. The future beckons us and we are fully geared up for it.

SRI GURU GRANTH SAHIB WORLD UNIVERSITY

VisionVision

The endeavor of the University shall be to harmonize the high moral values laid out in Sri Guru Granth Sahib and other Holy Scriptures with the latest developments in the rapidly advancing technologies. The University embodies the spirit of excellence in teaching, research, scholarship, innovation and creativity.

In order to fulfil this mission, the University has designed a set of objectives:

1. Introducing market relevant courses of emerging technologies with an opportunity of employability.

2. Blending knowledge with ethical values.

3. Academia- Industry interaction being the top priority to impart proper work place exposure to the students.

4. Inculcating leadership, innovative and entrepreneurial abilities among the students.

5. Giving impetus to research oriented development.

MissionMission

Creation of Value BasedKnowledge

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Important Dates 01

The University 03

The Trustees and The Functionaries 04

Schools and Departments 05

Courses Offered 06

Professors of Eminence and Visiting Professors 07

Admission Guidelines 08

Division of Seats 10

Reservation Policy 10

Competent Authority to Issue Certificates 12

General Guidelines 12

Prohibition, Prevention and Punishment For Ragging 13

Code of Conduct 14

Special Concessions to Kashmiri Migrants 14

Payment / Refund of Fee 14

Fee Structure 15

School of Sri Guru Granth Sahib Studies 17

School of Basic and Applied Science 19

School of Commerce and Management 27

School of Economics 29

School of Education and Sports Studies 31

School of Emerging Technologies 34

School of Engineering 38

School of Languages and Literature 42

School of Legal Studies 45

School of Performing Arts 47

School of Physiotherapy and Medical Sciences 49

School of Social Sciences 51

Research Centres 59

Scholarships 62

Hostel and Transport facilities 64

Contact Number of the Departments 65

Admission Form


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ADMISSION SCHEDULE

CONTACT NUMBERS FOR ENQUIRIES01763-234234, 234210, 1800-180-2803

Important Dates

LAST DATES FOR SUBMISSION OF ADMISSION FORMS

(For Courses other than PhD Programme)Counselling and Admission starts from 1.4.2016 onwards

(FROM 9:30 AM UPTO 4.30 PM IN ADMISSION CELL FROM MONDAY TO SATURDAY)

Without Late Fee

With Late Fee of Rs. 500/-

June 13, 2016 (Monday)

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DATES FOR COUNSELLING AND ADMISSIONS(Counselling for registration cum admissions starts w.e.f. 28th March on first cum first serve basis)

(After the last dates, admission will be allowed only if seats are availablesubject to the approval of the Vice Chancellor)

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Integrated Courses

Under Graduate Courses

Post Graduate Courses

Important Information: The Prospectus is also available on the university website: www.sggswu.edu.in The Candidates can download the Admission Form and submit it with the requisite fee (Rs.500) through a Bank Draft in favor of Registrar, Sri Guru Granth Sahib World University (Fatehgarh Sahib) payable at Fatehgarh Sahib, by the stipulated dates as given above.

Note: If a candidate wishes to apply in more than one Subject/Courses, he/she can do so by filling in separate form available on payment of Rs. 50/-.

*CHANGE IN THE ABOVE DATES, IF ANY, WILL BE COMMUNICATED ON THE UNIVERSITY WEBSITE

LAST DATES FOR ADMISSIONS

Undergraduate Courses

Postgraduate Courses

August 12, 2016 (Friday)

August 31, 2016 (Wednesday)

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Important Dates

Without Late Fee

With Late Fee of Rs. 500/-

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up to July 25, 2016 (Monday)

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July 29, 2016 (Friday)

Aug 03, 2016 (Wednesday)

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Entrance Test

Result

Interviews

Aug 12, 2016 (Friday):Display of List of Selected Candidates

Aug 16-17, 2016 (Tuesday-Wednesday):Verification of Documents and Payment of Fee

For Guidelines and Important Information about PhD Programmes

refer to University website: www.sggswu.edu.in

ADMISSION SCHEDULE FOR PhD PROGRAMME

DATES FOR SUBMISSION OF ADMISSION FORMS (FROM 9:30AM TO 4.30 PM IN ADMISSION CELL FROM MONDAY TO SATURDAY)


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The Universityri Guru Granth Sahib World University was established to commemorate the historic event of 400th anniversary of the S

compilation and first installation of Sri Adi (Guru) Granth Sahib in the year 2004. Thanks to the vision of Hon'ble Sardar Parkash Singh Badal, dynamism of Sardar Sukhbir Singh Badal and inspiring leadership of the SGPC President, Jathedar Avtar Singh, the dream of entire Sikh Community has been realized in the form of Sri Guru Granth Sahib World University with huge campus (136.75 acres), state-of-the-art infrastructure, highly qualified faculty, congenial and stimulating academic environment.

The University is running twenty nine departments under twelve schools focusing on intensive study/ research/teaching in the areas of World Religions, Cultures, Eastern and Western thought systems and other courses under the heads of Basic and Applied Sciences, Engineering Sciences, Commerce and Management , Arts and Humanities, Social Sciences and Performing Arts. Equal stress is being laid on emerging technologies such as Biotechnology,

Nanotechnology and Information Technology. The University is taking global initiatives including MOUs with renowned foreign Universities of international repute. For the benefit of students, the University has appointed guest faculty from renowned foreign Universities to expose the faculty and students to international trends in academics.

The University has setup three research centres (Guru Nanak Dev Centre for Sikh Music, Guru Arjan Dev Centre for Guru Granth Sahib Studies, Bhai Gurdas Centre for Sikh Studies). Apart from this, the university focuses on moral and value based education. The University provides transport facility for safe commutation from neighbouring areas. Separate hostel facilities for boys and girls are available to provide secure and congenial environment to students. Apart from academic exposure, the university encourages the students to participate in sports and cultural events. SGGSW University Hockey Academy has been set up. The University is progressing by leaps and bounds under the able guidance of the Hon’ble Vice Chancellor, Dr. Gurmohan Singh.



S. Parkash Singh Badal

S. R.S. Mann

S. Raghujit Singh Virk

Bibi Kiranjot Kaur

S. Amarjeet Singh Sidhu

Hon’ble Chief Minister, Punjab

Ex Chief Secretary, Punjab

Sr. Vice President, SGPC

Member, SGPC

I.A.S.(Retd.)

Jathedar Avtar Singh

S. Sukhdev Singh Bhaur

S. H.S. Mattewal

Dr. Jaspal Singh

S. Bhupinder Singh Anand

S. Nirmail Singh Joula

President, S.G.P.C., Sri Amritsar President, Trust

General Secretary, SGPC Member Secretary, Trust

Ex Advocate General, Punjab

VC, Punjabi University, Patiala

Renowned Businessman

Member Executive, SGPC

SRI GURU GRANTH SAHIB FOURTH CENTENARY MEMORIAL TRUST

Dr. Gurmohan Singh Walia Vice-Chancellor 01763-234200

Dr. Kanwaljit Singh Dean Academic Affairs 01763-234211

Dr. Balbir Singh Bhatia Dean Research 01763-234249

Dr. R.K. Sharma Dean Technical Courses 01763-234247

Dr. Pritpal Singh Registrar 01763-234235

Dr. Jaskaran Singh Dhillon Dean Alumni 91 9888514049

Er. Sarpreet Singh Director Youth Welfare 09876062515

Dr. BirBikram Singh Dean Students' Welfare 01763-234246

FUNCTIONARIES OF THE UNIVERSITY


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Schools DepartmentsSchools Schools Departments and CentresDepartments and Centres

03School of Commerce and Management* Department of Business Management and

Commerce

05School of Education and Sports Studies* Department of Education * Department of Physical Education and

Sports Technology

04School of Economics* Department of Economics

* Guru Nanak Dev Centre for Sikh Music* Guru Arjan Dev Centre for Guru Granth Sahib Studies* Bhai Gurdas Centre for Sikh Studies* Bhai Kahn Singh Nabha Centre for

Competitive Examinations

09School of Law

* Department of Legal Studies

01School of Sri Guru Granth Sahib Studies* D e p a r t m e n t o f R e l i g i o u s a n d

Civilizational Studies

School of Languages and Literature* Department of English* Department of Punjabi

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School of Basic and Applied Sciences 02* Department of Agriculture* Department of Botany and Environmental

Science * Department of Chemistry* Department of Computer Applications* Department of Mathematics* Department of Physics* Department of Zoology

School of Performing Arts

* Department of Music10

School of Physiotherapyand Medical Sciences

* Department of Physiotherapy

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School ofEmerging Technologies* Department of Biotechnology* Depar tment of Food Process ing

Technology* Department of Nanotechnology

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School of Social Sciences* Department of History* Department of Journalism and Mass Communication* Department of Library and Info. Science* Department of Political Science* Department of Psychology* Department of Social Science* Department of Sociology

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School of Engineering* Department of Computer Science and Engg.* Department of Electronics Engg.* Department of Mechanical Engg.

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The Lateral entry to 3rd semester under School of Engineering and School of Emerging Technologies is available in all B.Tech.(4 Years)/M.Tech.(5 year Integrated) Courses for students who have passed three year diploma course in Engineering or B.Sc. from a recognized Board/ University with minimum 50% marks. The lateral entry to 3rd semester MCA is available for students who have passed BCA/B.Sc. (IT/Computer Science) from a recognized university with minimum 50% marks.

#15 Freeship Seats Available, ##Subject to approval of BCI, ### Approved by NCTE

BiotechnologyFood Processing Technology

Courses After 10+2 (RELATED STREAM) COURSES After GraduationM Tech. (2 year)M Tech. (5 year)

Mechanical Engg.Electronics and Communication Engg.Computer Science and Engg.BiotechnologyFood Processing TechnologyNanotechnology

Mechanical Engg.Electronics and Comm. Engg. Computer Science and Engg.

BiotechnologyNanotechnology

M AEnglishPunjabiHistoryPsychology

Religious StudiesMusic (Vocal)Political ScienceJournalism and Mass Communication

Sikh Studies#EconomicsSociology

M Sc.PhysicsMathematicsChemistry

BotanyZoologyEnvironment Studies

M Com. MBAB Lib. I Sc.

M Lib. I Sc. PGDCA

MCA (3 year/2 year)##

LLB###

B.P.Ed. (2 year)

Physics Chemistry Mathematics

Diploma in Sikh StudiesCertificate Course in Sri Guru Granth Sahib StudiesCertificate Course in Foreign LanguagesGerman French Urdu Persian Spanish

M Sc. Hons. School

B Com. (Hons.) BPT (4.5 year)

BBA BCA

BA Social Science (Hons.)

BA Economics (Hons. School)

BA English (Hons. School)##BA LLB

### ###BA B.Ed. B Sc. B.Ed.

Mechanical Engg.Electronics and Communication Engg.Computer Science and Engg.BiotechnologyFood Processing TechnologyNanotechnology

B Tech. (4 year)

B Sc. Hons. SchoolPhysics Chemistry Mathematics

Botany Biotechnology Agriculture

Economics Computer Science and Engg.History SociologyLibrary and Information Science

Business Management CommerceEnvironment StudiesZoology Botany

PhDSikh Studies Punjabi English PhysicsChemistry

Mechanical Engg. MathematicsNanotechnology Biotechnology Physical Education


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PROFESSORS OF EMINENCE

Dr. B. S. BhatiaRenowned Academician Professor of Eminenceand Dean Research

Dr. H.S. VirkRetd. ProfessorDept. of PhysicsGNDU, Amritsar

VISITING PROFESSORS

Dr. Harjinder SinghProfessorDept. of Food TechnologyMassey University,New Zealand

Padam Shree Dr. Surjit PattarRenowned Punjabi PoetProfessor of Eminence

Dr. Surjit Singh Narang Retd. ProfessorDept. of Political Science GNDU, Amritsar

Dr. Indi Seehra Director (HR)London School of Economicsand Pol.ScienceUnited Kingdom

Dr. Roop SinghSecretary, Shiromani Gurdwara Prabandhak CommitteeSri Amritsar



AdmissionGuidelines

1. Submission of Complete Application 2. Documents to be Attached with the Admission Form

3. Eligibility Criteria Guidelines

i) Admission Form duly filled in and signed, along with the prescribed documents only would be i) Self-attested Photostat copy of Matriculation or considered as complete admission form. equivalent examination certificate bearing testimony

to date of birth.ii) All the particulars required in the Form must be filled in and no column should be left blank. ii) Self-attested Photostat copy of Detailed Marks Card

of the qualifying examination, or evidence of having ii) Separate Form should be filled for each course. appeared in the qualifying examination. iv) Original certificates are required to be produced at

iii) Character certificate issued by the Principal of the the time of counselling.school/college last attended.v) Each candidate must indicate in his/ her Admission

iv) Four recent passport size self-attested photographs. Form, the reservation category, if applicable, of the Photographs should be pasted with glue on the Form seat for which he/she has applied. A certificate of at specified places (Please do not use staple pins).reserved category issued by the competent

authority must be attached with the form, on or v) Domicile/ Reserved category certificate, as per format before the last date of submission of admission given on the University website, wherever applicable.form. No benefit of reservation will be given if

vi) Candidates with a gap of one year or more will have to reservation category is not mentioned in the

submit an affidavit to the satisfaction of the admission form. The candidate will be considered

Admission Committee that he/ she was not involved for the general category in such cases.

in any UMC or other questionable activity during the vi) Complete Admission Form is to be submitted gap period.

before or by the due date or with late fee by the date vii) Persons with Disability must submit a certificate

mentioned, in person, or through registered post or issued by the Chief Medical Officer of the concerned

speed post at the following address:district, which should clearly indicate the extent of

Admission Cell disability. The candidate with minimum 40% permanent disability is eligible for admission under Sri Guru Granth Sahib World University,this category. Format is given on the University Fatehgarh Sahib-140406 (Punjab)website.

vii) The University will not take any responsibility for viii)Admission Form must be filled in and signed by the any postal delay or loss in transit of the Admission

candidate in his/her own handwriting and duly Form/ documents.countersigned by the father or guardian.

viii)Applications incomplete in any manner or without requisite documents or those received after due date shall not be entertained. i) Eligibility criteria for admission to each course is

given under the relevant sub-heads of the Prospectus. ix) The Admission Cell will remain open on all Candidates belonging to SC/ST and Persons with working days between Monday to Saturday from disability category (provided they produce a 9.30 a.m. to 4.30 p.m. medical certificate of at least 40% physical

x) Candidates may obtain an acknowledgment for disability) shall be allowed relaxation of 5% marks submission of Admission Form and attached in the aggregate percentage. Fractional round off documents submitted to the University. to higher whole number is allowed viz 49.5% and

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ii) Candidates who have been awarded grades in the Policy. qualifying examination, have to produce the vi) Admission to Ph. D. course in different disciplines required conversion formula for converting the will be as per UGC guidelines. Entrance Test will scored grades into percentage marks. In case, it is be conducted for admission. Only those not available from the concerned organization, the candidates will be exempted from entrance test Admission Committee will decide the weightage. who have qualified UGC-NET or JRF. Number of

iii) Candidates who are due to appear or have appeared seats will be notified before the entrance test.in the qualifying examination or any other vii) Weightage respectively of 1%, 2% and 3% of marks examination considered as equivalent thereof, and obtained in the qualifying examination will be given the result is not available, may also apply for to holders of A, B and C certificates for boys and G1, admission but the result of the qualifying G2 or G3 certificates for girls for NCC, NSS, Youth examination must be furnished at the time of Activities subject to a maximum of 6% of the marks counselling or on the last date of admission; failing obtained in the qualifying examination. which they will have no claim whatsoever for

viii)In the case of a tie among candidates securing equal admission. marks in the merit list, the same will be broken in

iv) Any certificate/ degree/ diploma obtained from a accordance with the following criteria:fake University, Board, Council, Institution,

a) Candidate senior in age shall rank higher in order of merit.College, etc. as notified by the University Grants b) In the case of a tie in age also, the candidate getting Commission (UGC) or any other authority, shall

higher percentage of marks in the qualifying not be considered as a basis for admission to any examination shall be ranked higher in order of merit.course of the University. If a candidate applies/

takes admission on such basis, his/her candidature ix) The list of selected candidates and those placed in the shall be cancelled, as and when it comes to the 'Waiting list', as per merit, for admission to various notice of the University Management. categories shall be displayed on the Notice Board.

The selected candidates shall have to deposit total fee v) Personal appearance of the candidate in by the prescribed date, failing which their admission counselling is mandatory for admission. He/She shall stand cancelled and the vacated seat will be must produce original certificates/ testimonials/ offered to the next candidate on merit.documents at that time.

x) The admission will be provisional only and it will be regularized subject to the verification of all eligibility

Admission according to eligibility criteria, will be conditions mentioned in the Prospectus. If on made as per the following procedure, subject to the verification at any stage, it is found that the candidate Reservation Policy given in the Prospectus: does not fulfill the eligibility criteria, his/ her

i) 75% seats in all B.Tech/M. Tech. (Five-Year admission will be cancelled and he/ she will have no Integrated Courses) after 10+2 will be filled on claim whatsoever against the University.merit prepared on the basis of marks in the xi) Maximum age limit for admission to undergraduate qualifying examination of a recognized courses is twenty one years and for post graduate Board/Council. courses is twenty six years (Any special case for

ii) 25% seats will be filled on the basis of merit. extension in age-limit by one year shall be referred to Dean, Academic Affairs or the Vice Chancellor). iii) 75% seats in MBA/M. Tech (2-Year after There will be a relaxation of one year in the maximum graduation) courses will be filled on merit prepared age limit for admission through Lateral entry to on the basis of marks in the qualifying examination respective courses. No relaxation in age will be of a recognized University. permissible for pursuing second masters degree.

iv) 25% seats of MBA (2-Year after graduation) will xii) Seat Allotmentbe filled as per merit ranking on the basis of CMAT

and M. Tech (2-Year after graduation) on the basis a) If sufficient number of candidates belonging to any of percentile in GATE. reserved category (for details refer to clause

“Reservation of Seats”), are not available by the v) All seats of other courses will be filled on merit, stipulated date, the vacant seats will be offered to prepared on the basis of marks in the qualifying general category candidates.examination.

b) Seats remaining vacant in any category (including those transferred from the reserved category) will be

If seats under 75% or 25% categories remain offered to the next candidate(s) on the waiting list. unfilled, the admission will be category-wise c)If a student after depositing the admission fee, interchangeable, subject to overall Reservation

4. Admission Policy

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remains absent continuously for ten working days from the beginning of session, without permission from the competent authority, his/ her admission will stand cancelled. Provided the student requests for re-admission justifying his/ her absence, within two weeks from the date of his/ her cancellation of the admission, the Head of the Department may re-admit the student on the merit of the case, with the permission of the Vice-Chancellor.In case such a candidate does not seek re-admission, the seat will be offered to the waiting list student (if available) or otherwise to any other candidate, subject to fulfilment of eligibility conditions.

A student, who wishes to change the stream/ specialization in the course or changes from one course to another, will have to fill the COURSE TRANSFER FORM (to be downloaded from University website) and has to deposit the requisite fee. The course transfer form duly completed must be submitted to the concerned head of the department in which the student is currently admitted. However, such a change/ transfer will be permitted by the University subject to:

1) Availability of seat in the programme applied for change.

2) Fulfilment of eligibility criteria.Application in this regard may be submitted before the commencement of the session along with the consent of parents/ guardians, in person to the Coordinator of Admission. The candidate must apply for the same within two weeks of the start of classes.

5. Change of Course

6. Division of SeatsSri Guru Granth Sahib World University generally follows the reservation policy of Punjab Government vide its letter no. 11/53/92-6 Edu.1/9729,9938 dated 10.05.2002 and 15.05.2002, as amended from time to time or subject to any other provision of law where ever applicable.

i) 85% seats will be reserved for candidates from within the

State. The candidate seeking admission under this category must be a resident of Punjab State in terms of Punjab Government, Department of Personnel and Administrative Reforms (PP-II Branch) letter no. 1/3/95-3PPII/9619, dated

th st6 June, 1996 and letter No. 1/3/95-3PPII/80, dated 1 January, 1999 or must have passed 10+2 examination as a regular candidate from a recognized institution situated in Punjab. However, wards of Defence Personnel posted in Punjab are exempted from this condition to the extent that they should have passed only the qualifying examination i.e. 10+2 examination from a recognized institution situated in Punjab. Each candidate would be required to submit a certificate (as per the format given in the prospectus) from the Principal/Head of Institution last attended in the

prescribed Proforma (Pb.Govt. No. 13/1/09-6Edu. 1/dated 19.08.2009).

ii) 15% seats will be open to the candidates from outside the state of Punjab. The candidates being admitted under 15% quota on All India Basis shall be eligible only for reservation provided by the constitution i.e. 25% for SC/ ST and 5% or BC / OBC

iii) The above 85% reservation clause ‘A’ shall also be applicable to the following categories of candidates:

a) Children, wards and dependents of those regular Punjab Government Employees/Members of All India Services on Punjab cadre as well as those on deputation from other State cadres with the Punjab Government/Boards and Corporations/Statutory bodies established by or under an Act of the State of Punjab, posted outside the State of Punjab.

b) Children, wards and dependents of those regular Central Government employees not covered under other categories of clause 'A' with Punjab domicile, who have served at least for two years in connection with the affairs of Punjab, out of 5 years preceding the year of admission.

c) Children, wards and dependents of the Punjab Government pensioners settled outside Punjab before Ist January of the year of Entrance Examination.

d) Children, wards and dependents of military/para-military forces personnel belonging to the state of Punjab as per the record at the time of their entry into service. (A certificate on prescribed proforma by the commanding officer of the Unit has to be furnished).

e) Children, wards and dependents of Ex-servicemen of military/para-military forces personnel belonging to the State of Punjab as per the record at the time of entry into service who retired on or after Ist January of the year preceding two years of the Entrance Examination.

f) However, the Punjab Residence condition will not be applicable to November 1984 Riot affected displaced persons provided they fulfill other criteria of eligibility.

The percentage of seats reserved for different categories shall be as follows:

i) SC/ST 25%

ii) BC/OBC 05%

Persons belonging to creamy layer are not entitled to the reservation under BC/OBC as per Notification No. 1/41/93RSI/209 Government of Punjab, Department of Welfare dated 24.02.2009 as below:

a) Persons having annual income of Rs. 4.5 lakh or above or possessing wealth above the exemption limit as prescribed in the Wealth Tax Act for a period of three consecutive years.

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b) Persons in Categories I, II, III and IV who are not disentitled to the benefit of reservation but have income from other sources which will bring them within the income/wealth criteria mentioned at (a) above.

Income from salaries or agricultural land shall not be clubbed.

iii) Border Area/Backward Area (2% each) 04%

iv) Sports persons 02%

v) Wards of Political Sufferers 02%

This will also include the wards of those who have undergone an aggregate of at least three months of imprisonment in connection with Emergency/ Punjab Suba or Dharm Yudh Morcha for demands of the Punjabi-Speaking State of Punjab, Warriors of Jalianwala Bagh, Kuka Movement and Kama Gata Maru Movement.

vi) Persons with Disability: 03%

a) Blind 01%

b) Deaf and Dumb 01%

c) Other handicapped 01%

If suitable candidates are not available in any of these sub-categories of persons with disability or are not found suitable for the particular course, the seats so available will be filled up by the candidates from the other sub-categories of persons with disability.

vii) Children/Widows of Defence Personnel 02% Children/Widows of defence personnel killed ordisabled to the extent of 50% or more in action, wards of gallantry awardees, Ex-Servicemen and children of serving defence personnel/Ex servicemen.

viii) Children/Widows of Para-Military Forces Personnel 02%

Children/Widows of para-military forces personnel, Punjab Police, PAP, and Punjab Home Guards killed or disabled in action to the extent of 50% or more, ex-para-military forces personnel.

ix) Riots Affected 02%

November 1984 riots affected displaced persons, children of Army deserters killed/100% physically disabled, the children of the families of persons killed as a result of terrorist violence or by security forces acting in aid of civil power and the children of innocent civilians who have sustained 100% disability in terrorist violence or during operation by security forces acting in aid of civil power.

x) Widows/Divorcee Women 02%

1. In all the Courses, where the number of seats is more than 50, the above Reservation categorization will be followed.

Note:

Note

2. The reservation of seats in departments where the number of seats is 20 or above but less than 50, the following categories will be clubbed and the seats will be allotted according to the order of merit. The clubbing of categories is given below:

a. Border Area/Backward Area 04%

b. Persons with disability /Widows/Divorced Women 05%

c. Children/Widows of Defence personnel/Para-military Personnel 04%

d. Wards of Political Sufferers/Freedom Fighters/Riots Affected 04%

3. The reservation of seats in department where the number of seats is below 20, the following categories will be clubbed and the seats will be allotted according to the order of Merit. The clubbing of categories is given below:

a. Border Area/Backward Area/Disabled Persons 07%

b. Wards of Political Sufferers/Freedom Fighters / Children / Widows of Defence Personnel / Children /Widows of Para-military Forces Personnel/Riots Affected/Widow/ Divorced Women 10%

4. In all Courses, 2% Additional supernumerary seats are reserved for sports persons. Where the number of seats comes to less than one, at least one seat will be reserved for sports persons.

5. The claim for a seat in any reserved category will not prejudice the right of a candidate for being considered in open merit. Candidates in the reserved categories are to be considered first in the general categoryalong with general category candidates depending upon their merit and then, the seats in the reserved categories will be filled from amongst the candidates in those categories according to their merit.

6. If any reserved seat remains unfilled, it will be transferred to general category.

7. The proof of belonging to a reserved category shall not be entertained after the expiry of the last date for the submission of application or otherwise for that category, under any circumstances.

8. Any admission allotted in the reserved category is liable to cancellation if, at any stage, any relevant information about his/her status in reserved category furnished by the candidate is found to be fabricated or false.

9. No change in the category filled in by a candidate in his/her Admission Form shall be entertained/ permitted at a later stage.

10. In case a candidate does not mention any reservation category in the Admission Form or his/her document(s) pertaining to the reserved category is incomplete/not valid, he/she will be considered only for general category.

Note: Change in reservation policy, if any, will be publically

notified.



ADDITIONAL SEATS

1) Scheduled Castes/ Scheduled Tribes

2) Backward Classes

3) Rural Area

4) Border Area

5) Backward Area

6) Sports Persons

I) 15% for Foreign Nationals as per the UGC/ Central Government guidelines.

ii) 10% of the seats will be treated as additional supernumerary seats in each course for needy but meritorious candidates.

iii) As regards seats for NRIs, the practice of other neighboring Universities in Punjab will be followed.

A candidate seeking admission under specific category against reserved seat shall be considered, provided he/ she produces a certificate duly signed by officers as indicated below:

a) District Magistrate/Additional District Magistrate/ Collector/ Deputy Commissioner/Additional Deputy Commissioner/Deputy Collector/Ist Class Stipendiary Magis t ra te /Ci ty Magis t ra te /Sub Divis ional Magistrate/Talika Magistrate/Exe. Magistrate/Extra Assistant Commissioner (not below the rank of Ist Class Stipendiary Magistrate).

b) Chief Presidency Magistrate / Additional Chief Presidency Magistrate/ Presidency Magistrate.

c) Revenue Officer (not below the rank of Tehsildar).

d) Sub Divisional Officer of the area where the candidate or his /her family normally resides.

e) Administrator/Secretary to Administrator/Development Officer, Lakshadweep Islands (Circulated vide No. 2/223/79- SWI/43337 dated June 8, 1990)f) M.L.A. of the concerned constituency (Circulated vide No. 1/ 19/ 94- RCI/ 6045 dated July 15, 1994)

a) Sub Divisional Officer/Executive Magistrate/ Tehsildar/NaibTehsildar/ Block Development Officer.

b) District Revenue Officer (Circulated vide No 2/223/ 79-SWI/4333 dated June 8, 1990).

c) M.L.A. of the concerned constituency (Circulated vide No. 1/ 19/ 94- RCI/6045 dated July 15, 1994)

Principal of the School or College and Sub Divisional Magistrate/ADC.

DC/GA to DC/S.D.M./S.D.O. (Civil) and Principal of the School or College.

DC/ GA to DC/ S.D.M./ S.D.O. (Civil).

Gradation Certificate issued by Director of Sports of the respective States. Sports achievements at school level

8. Competent Authority to Issue Certificates for Different Criteria

will not be accepted.

Certificate issued by the respective Deputy Commissioner.

Chief Medical Officer / Civil Surgeon of the concerned District. He/ She should clearly indicate the extent of disability. The candidate with minimum 40% permanent disability is eligible for admission under this category.

However, this provision will be subject to the decision of the admission committee of the University which will decide if such a candidate is able to pursue the studies in a particular course with his/her specific disability. The decision of the admission committee in this regard shall be final.

A candidate claiming admission under the categories (vii and viii) will produce certificate from the Commanding Officer/ Commandant/SSP.

In order to decide the eligibility of riots affected (category ix), the candidate must produce the certificate from the respective Deputy Commissioner to the effect that he/she is a Nov 1984 riots affected displaced persons. As regards a terrorists affected person/ dependent of terrorist affected families in Punjab, a certificate from the respective Deputy Commissioner to this effect is required. Dependent of terrorist affected family will mean a family which has lost its bread -earner in some terrorist action n Punjab.

7) Wards of Political Sufferers/ Freedom Fighters

8) Persons with disability

9)

10)

9. General Guidelinesi) The University may not offer any course, or

increase/decrease the number of seats in a particular course.

ii) The University may not offer a course if the number of candidates depositing fees for the course is inadequate. (Generally a minimum of 10 candidates in case of 2/3 Year post graduate courses and 20 in case of 5 Year integrated courses and Under graduate courses).

iii) 75% attendance in theory and practical, separately in each paper, is mandatory.

iv) If a student does not attend the class continuously for ten working days without any information to the Head of the Department concerned, his/her name is liable to be struck off the rolls of the Department. He/ she may seek re-admission giving valid reason(s) for his/ her absence within next fifteen days failing which he/ she will forfeit the right of re-admission.

v) To pass in a subject/ paper, a candidate is required to obtain a minimum of D grade in internal assessment and external assessment, separately.

vi) A total of three chances (1 Regular + 2 Reappear) will be available to the students to clear any subject/ paper.


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Chancellor shall be final and binding on all concerned.

xv) The student is required to get pass percentage in the subject of communication skills in English and Punjabi. The students will be given only two consecutive chances of reappear in English. The enrolment of students with persistently poor weekly report in Communication skills in English may be cancelled.

xvi) All disputes arising from this document or connected therewith are subject to the territorial jurisdiction of courts at Fatehgarh Sahib only.

xvii)The list of faculty provided here includes regular, contractual and guest/ part time faculty.

Ragging in any form is strictly banned in the University. Any disorderly conduct whether by words spoken or written or by an act which has the effect of teasing, rude treatment or mishandling any other student; indulging in rowdy or indisciplined activities which cause or is likely to cause or is likely to cause annoyance, hardship or physiological harm or to raise fear or apprehension thereof in a fresher or a junior student or repressing the students to perform any act which such students will not do in the ordinary course and which has the effect to causing or generating a sense of shame or embarrassment so as to adversely affect the physique or psyche of fresher or a junior student, is considered as Ragging and is subject to punishment.

Anti-ragging committees and squads of the University shall keep continuous vigil on the defaulters. If any incident of ragging comes to the notice of the University, the concerned student will be given an opportunity to explain his/her position and if his/her version is unsatisfactory/ unconvincing, the defaulter(s) will be appropriately punished including fine, expulsion/rustication from the University Hostel.

NOTE:- The above is based on Report of the Committee to curb the menace of Ragging in Universities/Educational Institutions issued by the University Grants Commission, New Delhi, vide its D.O. No. F. 8-1/99999 (CPP-II) dated 13 January, 2000.As per the Supreme Court judgement in Vishwa Jagriti Mission vs. Central Government & Others (2001) 6 SCC 577, ragging is a cognizable criminal offence.

10. P r o h i b i t i o n , P r e v e n t i o n a n d Punishment for Ragging in the University

vii) A full time student of a course is not allowed to join a full time job. Any student found doing this at any time shall be liable to lose his/ her admission of degree at a later stage. However, this shall not apply to students who have taken full time leave for study from their employers..

viii)A candidate once admitted shall abide by all the provisions of the University Act, Statutes, Ordinances, Regulations, Rules, Orders, Instructions, Information, Guidelines, Manuals, Code, Circulars, etc., in force or enacted (hereinafter jointly referred to as “the Provisions”) or as amended by the University from time to time.

ix) The University Management will be at liberty to impose any penalty or take any disciplinary action(s) on the student, found guilty of any sort of misconduct or indiscipline or disobedience or malpractice within or outside the precincts of the University, or any act which is detrimental to the interests of the University. The University Management, in such a case, may rusticate him/ her or discontinue his/ her stay in the Hostel and he/ she will not be entitled for any refund of admission fee, hostel fee or any other funds/ charges paid to the University and shall be liable to pay the pending fee or dues, etc. for the semester under consideration.

x) The University Management reserve the right to frame, amend, revoke and repeal the Provisions and to provide or withdraw any facility at any time at its discretion.

xi) The University Management may make mandatory the submission of any certificate or document from the students before or at the time admission or afterwards, for the purpose or admission or otherwise, as deemed necessary.

xii) Original certificate will not be retained. However, in exceptional cases, if required, the University may retain and get them verified from the Issuing Authority and in case of any default on the part of the student, his/ her admission will be cancelled and the case may be referred to the relevant legal authority.

xiii)The University reserves the right to amend or rescind any matter provided in the Admission Prospectus and other related documents at any point to time, as deemed necessary without notice or assigning any reason. For any clarification/ dispute, the decision of the Vice-Chancellor shall be final and binding on all concerned.

xiv)Anything which has not been expressly provided for and for interpretation of any clause of the Admission Prospectus and for any related to the admission criteria, the decision of the Vice-



with the University by the notified date (as mentioned on the merit list) in the form of cash, Demand Draft or Pay Order payable at Fatehgarh Sahib in favour of Registrar, Sri Guru Granth Sahib World University, Fatehgarh Sahib.

iii) Charges for hostel facilities will have to be paid separately, as notified at the time of admission.

iv) Incomplete or wrong Demand Draft or Pay Order will not be accepted.

v) If the last date for payment of fee happens to be a holiday, the fee can be deposited on the next working day after the holiday.

vi) The proof of fee deposited is to be submitted in the dept. office for issue of Roll No.

In case a student does not deposit Semester fee by due date as notified by the University, he/she will be charged a late fee of Rs.100/- per day for the first ten days, Rs.200/- per day for the next ten days and Rs.500/- per day for further 10 days. After the expiry of 30 days after the stipulated date for depositing the fee, his/her name will automatically stand struck off the rolls and he/she will not be allowed to attend classes or to take examination.

The amount of fee to be refunded shall be as below:

i) Full fee and other charges, after deduction of Rs.1000/- as admission processing charges, in case the student applies for refund before the commencement of classes for the academic session.

ii) Full fee and other charges after proportionate deduction of the fee as admission processing charges, in case the student applies for refund after the commencement of classes, but on or before the last date of admission for that academic session provided the seat is filled/ occupied by the next candidate on the waiting list.

iii) Only Security and Hostel/Transport Fee, if any, shall be refunded after proportionate deduction, in case the student applies for refund after the last date of admission to the academic session.

iv) The security (University and Hostel) will be refunded only on the completion / leaving of the course by the student.

v) The student must apply for refund of security within six months of completion/ leaving the course, otherwise security shall be forfeited.

vi) The application for refund must be submitted in the office of the Registrar and diary number must be obtained as a proof of submission of application for refund.

B. Non-Payment of Fee

Refund Policy

11. Code of Conduct at the University

12. Special Concessions to Kashmiri Migrants

13. Payment/ Refund of Fee

i) Every student must wear his/her Identity Card while on the campus or outside. Students without I.D. card will be fined as per University rules.

ii) Every Student must were University Uniform on Mondays and Thursdays. Students without Uniform on said days will be fined as per University rules.

iii) Any student found possessing, using or dealing in any kind of intoxicating material including alcohol drugs of any kind like gutka, tobacco, cigarettes chewing gums or any sedative materials will face strict disciplinary action including rustication/expulsion as decided by the University and any other legal action.

iv) Any student noticed keeping or using any kind of weapons including sticks, rode, explosives, firework or any such material will face strict disciplinary action including rustication/ expulsion as decided by the University and any other legal action.3.

v) The University reserves the right to conduct narcotic or drug test or any such test on any student, before or after the admission and if the test results are found to be positive, he/ she will not be allowed to continue his/ her study in the University thereafter. In such a case, tuition fee and other funds paid by the candidate will not refunded.

The following concessions are provided to the Kashmiri migrants students.i) Relaxation in cut-off percentage upto 10% subject to

minimum eligibility requirement.ii) Increase in intake capacity upto 5% course-wise.iii) Reservation of at least one seat in the merit quota. in

technical/professional institution.iv) Waiving off domicile requirements.

A. Mode of Payment of Feei) Candidate whose name appears in the Merit/Admission list,

will have to collect the slips of tuition fee and other charges from the concerned Department, within three days after the display of the list of admitted candidates on the Notice Board.

ii) The entire tuition fee and other charges are to be deposited


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Sri Guru Granth Sahib World University, Fatehgarh Sahib

Fee Structure (Batch 2016)

UNIVERSITY TUITION FEE AND OTHER FUNDS

(A) One time Charges at the time of Admission

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No.Name of Course

One Time

Charges

(Rs.)

Tuition Fee

(Rs.)

Development

Fee (Rs.)

Student

Activity Fee

(Rs.)

Sports

Infrastructure

Development

Fee (Rs.)

Total At the

Time of

Admission

Semester

Fee (Rs.)

1 M. Tech. Nanotechnology (2-year) 10000 32000 10000 2500 500 55000 45000

2 M. Tech. Elec. & Comm. Engg. (2-year) 10000 32000 10000 2500 500 55000 45000

3 M. Tech. Computer Sci. & Engg. (2-year) 10000 32000 10000 2500 500 55000 45000

4 M. Tech. Mechanical Engg. (2-year) 10000 32000 10000 2500 500 55000 45000

M. Tech. Biotechnology (2-year) 10000 32000 10000 2500 500 55000 45000

B.Tech./M. Tech Nanotechnology (5-year) 10000 30000 10000 2500 500 53000 43000

B.Tech./M. Tech Biotechnology (5 - year) 10000 30000 10000 2500 500 53000 43000

B.Tech./M. Tech Food Processing Tech.(5-year) 10000 30000 10000 2500 500 53000 43000

B.Tech. /M. Tech Elec. and Comm Engg.(5-year) 10000 30000 10000 2500 500 53000 43000B.Tech./M. Tech Computer Sci. & Engg. (5-year) 10000 30000 10000 2500 500 53000 43000B.Tech./M. Tech Mechanical Engg. (5 year) 10000 30000 10000 2500 500 53000 43000M.Sc. Biotechnology 8000 18000 6000 1500 500 34000 26000

M. Sc. Food Processing Technology 8000 18000 6000 1500 500 34000 26000M.Sc. Physics 8000 14000 4000 1000 500 27500 19500M. Sc. Chemistry 8000 14000 4000 1000 500 27500 19500M.Sc. Mathematics 8000 12500 4000 1000 500 26000 18000M. Sc. Environment Studies 8000 14000 4000 1000 500 27500 19500M. Sc. Botany 8000 14000 4000 1000 500 27500 19500M.Sc. Zoology 8000 14000 4000 1000 500 27500 19500M.Sc. Physics (Honours School) 8000 15000 4000 1500 500 29000 21000

M.Sc. Chemistry (Honours School) 8000 15000 4000 1500 500 29000 21000

M.Sc. Mathematics (Honours School) 8000 13000 4000 1500 500 27000 19000

MCA (3 year/2 year) 10000 32000 10000 3000 500 55500 45500

MBA (2 - year) 10000 30000 10000 2500 500 53000 43000

M. Com. 8000 12000 3500 1500 500 25500 17500

3000* 8000

Admission Fee (Rs.) Security Refundable (Rs.) Total (Rs.)

(B) Semester wise Charges

M.Tech./B.Tech. /MBA/MCA/BPT 5000 5000* 10000

M.A./B.A./B.P.Ed./M.P.Ed./B.Sc./ B.Com./ BBA/

M.Com/PGDCA/ BCA/B.Lib./ M.Lib./M.Sc./

BA.B.Ed./B.Sc.B.Ed./B.A.L.L.B./L.L.B

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M.Lib.I.Sc. 8000 9000 3000 500 500 21000 13000

M.A. English 8000 7500 2500 500 500 19000 11000

M.A. Punjabi 8000 7500 2500 500 500 19000 11000

M.A. Religious Studies 8000 3500 1000 500 500 13500 5500



Examination Fee: Rs. 1300/- per Semester

M.A. Sikh Studies 8000 3500 1000 500 500 13500 5500

M.A. Music (Vocal) 8000 7500 2500 500 500 19000 11000

M.A. Political Science 8000 7500 2500 500 500 19000 11000

M.A. Psychology 8000 7500 2500 500 500 19000 11000

M.A. History 8000 7500 2500 500 500 19000 11000

M.A. Economics 8000 7500 2500 500 500 19000 11000

M.A. Sociology 8000 7500 2500 500 500 19000 11000

M.A. Journalism & Mass Communication 8000 12500 4000 1000 500 26000 18000

Bachelors in Physiotherapy 10000 24000 5000 1500 500 41000 31000B.Sc. Physics (Honours School) 8000 12500 4000 1000 500 26000 18000B. Sc. Chemistry (Honours School) 8000 12500 4000 1000 500 26000 18000B.Sc. Mathematics (Honours School) 8000 10500 3500 1500 500 24000 16000B.Sc. Agriculture (Honours School) 8000 13500 4500 1500 500 28000 20000B.Sc. Biotechnology (Honours School) 8000 12500 4000 1000 500 26000 18000B.Sc. Botany (Honours School) 8000 12500 4000 1000 500 26000 18000BBA (3 - year) 8000 11000 3000 1000 500 23500 15500BCA (3-year) 8000 12500 4000 1000 500 26000 18000B. Com. (Hons.) 8000 9500 3000 1000 500 22000 14000B.P.Ed. (2 Years) 8000 8000 3000 2000 1000 22000 14000

B.Lib.I.Sc. 8000 7500 2500 500 500 19000 11000

B.A. Social Sciences (Honours) 8000 6500 1500 500 500 17000 9000

B.A. Economics (Honours School) 8000 6500 1500 500 500 17000 9000

B.A. English (Honours School) 8000 6500 1500 500 500 17000 9000

PGDCA 8000 6500 2500 1000 500 18500 10500

B.A.B.Ed 8000 13500 4500 2500 500 29000 21000

B.Sc.B.Ed 8000 15000 5000 2500 500 31000 23000

B.A.L.L.B. 8000 13500 4500 2500 500 29000 21000

L.L.B. 8000 16000 5000 3000 500 32500 24500

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Department of

Religious and Civilizational Studies

No. of SeatsEligibility Courses Offered

Faculty

he establishment of the Department of Religious and Civilizational Studies at Sri Guru Granth Sahib World University was a unique and T

significant venture in the history of higher education in India as well as the world. The main objectives of the Department are to provide facilities for advanced research, understanding of world religions, systematic and scientific study through academic channels such as inter-religious dialogues, seminars, extension lectures and publication of books.

The Department encourages the study of the world's religions, civilizations, eastern and western thought systems in the context of globalization as an ideology. The Department focuses on the study of Sikh religion as an academic discipline and the holy Scriptures from different perspectives to produce the source material for the scholars as well as for the students working in the field of Sikh Studies.

Name of Faculty Designation Qualification Area of SpecializationDr. Jagbir Singh

Dr. Roop Singh

Dr. Kirandeep Kaur

Dr. Hardev Singh

Dr. Harjeet Singh

Mr. Maninder Singh

Ms. Gursimran Kaur

Mr. Aman Singh

Ms. Palwinder Kaur

Mr. Joginder Singh

Mr. Harjeet Singh

Mr. Kulwinder Singh

Professor

Visiting Professor

Asst. Prof.

& Incharge

Asst. Prof.

Asst. Prof.

Asst. Prof.

Asst. Prof.

SRF

SRF

SRF

SRF

JRF

PhD, MA

PhD

PhD, MA,UGC-NET

PhD, MPhil., MA, UGC- NET

PhD, MPhil., MA, UGC-NET

MPhil., MA, UGC- NET

MPhil., MA, BEd.

MA, UGC-NET

MPhil., MA (Punjabi, Religious Studies), UGC- NET

MA, UGC - NET

MA, UGC- NET

MA (Music Vocal, Gurmat Sangeet), UGC-JRF

Gurbani, Folklore, Literary Theory,

Indian Philosophy of Religion

Sikhism

Gurbani & Sikhism

Theology of Sikhism, Sikh Tradition

Philosophy of Sikhism, Comparative Religion

Gurbani

Communication Skills

Sikh Exegesis

Philosophy of Sikhism, Folklore

Sikhism and Semitic Religions

Sikh History

Gurmat Sangeet

PhD

MA Sikh Studies

MA Religious Studies

Diploma in Sikh Studies

Certificate Course in Sri Guru Granth Sahib Studies

As per UGC norms.

Bachelor's Degree with 50% marks in aggregate from a recognized University.

Bachelor's Degree with 50% marks in aggregate from a recognized University.10+2 with 45% marks in aggregate from a recognized board / council.

10+2 with 45% marks in aggregate from a recognized board / council.

To be notified before the entrance test.

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griculture is the practice of production of food

and goods through farming and forestry. It Ainvolves a variety of techniques including

sowing, tilling and planting. It is a very crucial branch of

study as it is directly related to the economy of the

country. In the area of Agricultural Extension an effort

has been made to retain relevant core concepts and

principles of Extension and Agricultural Extension as

such. However, new topics and also new courses have

been added to infuse new blood in the area. The latest

crop plantation methodology is taught to the students.

The course is meant to provide the students with detailed

knowledge in the practices and techniques of farming

and forestry. The sustainable use of land resources has

emerged as the latest area of attention in the field of

agriculture. More emphasis is given on use of fertilizers

and modern instrumental methods of farming. Due to this

change in the trend of farming from traditional to

modern, the requirement of trained professionals in the

field of agriculture has increased. A candidate who has

completed a course in Agriculture can get into research

work related to farming and crop plantation. One can

even get into the teaching profession.

Department of

Agriculture


BSc. Agriculture (Hons. School)

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Faculty

Name of Faculty Designation Qualification Area of Specialization

Dr. Mukesh Kumar Kanwar

Mr. Kulwinder Singh ChahalMr. Amandeep Singh JatholMs. Gursimran Kaur

Asst. Prof & Incharge

Asst. Prof.

Asst. Prof.

Asst. Prof.

PhD, MSc. (Hons.), UGC NET (ICAR-ARSB)

MSc. (Forestry), ICAR-ARS- NETMSc.

MPhil., MA, BEd.

Phyto-remediation, National Plant Products research, Stress Physiology and Cyto-toxic StudiesAgro-forestry, Phyto-remediationAgricultural Economics

Fruit Science


10+2 (Medical or Non-Medical) with at least 45% marks in aggregate from a recognized board/counicl.


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The Department of Environmental Sciences and Botany

is an upcoming Department in the School of Basic and

Applied Sciences. The Department aims to foster value

based quality education through graduate and post-

graduate courses in the field of plant biology and

environment sciences. The curriculum is designed to

provide in-depth training and imparting skills in various

areas pertaining to plant biology and environmental

science. The Department is growing steadily by

expanding its gamut of academic activities. The courses run

by the Department will provide various opportunities to

students to pursue their research career in various government

agencies like DST, DBT, CSIR and DRDO labs, Pollution

Control Board and in private sectors like Medicinal and

Pharmaceutical companies; Refineries and Industrial

Research and Development units. Faculty members are

available as academic advisers and hold office hours for

consultation about their courses.

Department of

Botany and Environmental Science


Faculty


Asst. Prof. & Incharge

Asst. Prof

Asst. Prof

Asst. Prof

Dr. Mukesh Kumar Kanwar

Dr. Yadwinder Singh

Dr. Santosh Bhukal

Dr. Jasleen Nanda

PhD, MSc. (Hons.) UGC-NET (ICAR-ARSB)PhD

PhD, MSc.

PhD, MA

Phyto-remediation, Natural Plant Products Research, Stress Physiology and Cyto-toxic studies.Classical and Molecular Taxonomy of Cyanobacteria, Microbial Ecology, Bio-remediation of Pesticides and Heavy Metals, Physiology and Biochemistry of CyanobacteriaWaste water Treatment, Nano-ferrite Synthesis


PhD (Botany)

PhD (Environment Studies)

MSc. Environment Studies (2year)

MSc. Botany (2year)

BSc. Botany Hons. School (3 year)

As Per UGC norms

As per UGC norms

BSc (Medical/Life Sciences) with at least 50% marks in aggregate from a recognized University.

Bsc (Medical/Life Sciences) with at least 50% marks in aggregate from a recognized University.

10+2 with 45% marks in aggregate and 50% in the subject concerned from a recognized board or council

To be notified before the

entrance testTo be notified

before the entrance test

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he Department has been established to foster chemistry education and research in order to meet the growing need of qualified and efficient T

individuals in the country and across the globe.

At present, the Department offers PhD, postgraduate (MSc.) and undergraduate (BSc. Hons.) courses. Laboratory experience is provided in Inorganic and Organic Synthesis, Computational Chemistry and Physio-Chemical Measurements. The equipment and techniques desirable for the PhD., postgraduate and undergraduate courses are available in the chemistry labs.

More important than the formal lectures and laboratory

courses is the intellectual environment provided by the

Department. The Department is growing steadily with

strong commitment to teaching and research. Apart from

this, the Department has trained technical staff for

chemistry laboratories.

The Department encourages students to participate in

various scientific and research programmes both at

national as well as international level.

Department of

Chemistry


Faculty


PhD

MSc.(2 years)

MSc. (Hons. School) 2 year

BSc. (Hons. School) 3 year


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As per UGC norms

Bachelors degree in Science with Chemistry as one of the major subjects with at least 50% marks in aggregate from a recognized university.

Bachelors degree in Science with Chemistry as one of the major subjects with at least 50% marks in aggregate from a recognized university.

10+2 (medical or non-medical stream) with at least 45% marks in aggregate and 50% marks in the subject concerned from a recognized Board/Counicl.

Inorganic Chemistry

Bio-organic ChemistryOrganic ChemistryBio-organic ChemistryOrganic ChemistryInorganic ChemistryInorganic ChemistryInorganic ChemistryOrganic ChemistryOrganic ChemistryNano-materials and Physical Chemistry

Dr. Pritpal Singh

Dr. Bhupesh GoyalDr. Rahul BadruDr. DeeptiDr. Manpreet KaurMr. Sandeep KaushalMs. Ramandeep KaurDr. Navjot KaurDr. Jaspal KaurDr. Dhruva KumarDr. Bhupender Pal

Asso. Prof. & HeadAsst. Prof.Asst. Prof.Asst.Prof.Asst.Prof.Asst. Prof.Asst.Prof.Asst.ProfAsst.Prof.Asst. Prof.Asst. Prof.

PhD, MPhil, MSc.

PhD, MSc., UGC-NETPhD, MSc., UGC-NETPhD, MSc., UGC-NETPhD, MSc.MSc., UGC-NETMSc.PhD, MSc.PhD, MSc.PhD, MSc.PhD, MSc.


PROSPECTUS2016-1723

he Department of Computer Applications is one of the pioneering Departments of the University. The curriculum is so designed that the course T

provides a good theoretical foundation through high quality teaching complemented by extensive practical training.

The Department currently offers a three year full-time post-graduate programme and MCA (LEET) 2 year programme in Computer Applications. The main objective of the programme is to provide professional training in the area of computer applications and to groom computer professionals to meet the demands of the fast growing IT industry who excel in their profession through innovative ideas, knowledge and team work. The major thrust is on giving the students a sound

background in computing, business functions and Mathematics relevant to Information Technology.

We have Computer Laboratories equipped with the latest software and internet facility. Wireless Communication Laboratory has been set up with the latest equipment. New research areas include Data Warehousing, Mobile Computing, Networking, etc.

The students are provided ample opportunities to improve their organizational skills and group dynamics. They are motivated to handle seminars and to participate in group discussions. Apart from emphasizing on consistent and good academic performance, the Department encourages participation in the co-curricular and extra-curricular activities to bring out the latent talents in its students.

Department of

Computer Applications


Faculty


MCA (3 year) Bachelor’s Degree of minimum 3years duration (with Mathematics as one of the subject at10+2 level or at Graduate Level) with at least 50% marks from a recognized university.

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BCA (3 year) 10+2 or equivalent in any stream with 45% marks from a recognized board. 60

PGDCA Graduation in any stream with 45% marks from a recognized university. 40

Asst. Prof. & InchargeAsst. Prof. Asst. Prof. Asst. Prof. Asst. Prof. Asst. Prof.

Ms. Sameera Dhuria

Ms. Kamaljeet Kaur SaraoMs. Satinder KaurMs. Mandeep KaurMs. Kiranpreet KaurMr. Amandeep Singh

MCA., UGC-NET

M Phil, MCAMCAMCAMPhil, MCAMTech (IT), MCA

Cloud Computing

Data Warehousing & Mining Cloud Computing DBMS, OSE-commerceDBMS, Networks, OS



athematics is the s tudy of topics encompassing quantity, structure, space, change and other properties. Mathematics is M

used throughout the world as an essential tool in many fields including Natural Sciences, Engineering, Medicine and the Social Sciences. The Department from its very inception in 2011 has aimed to be a centre of excellence and has been vigorously engaged in both teaching and research. The Department has a good

number of distinguished mathematicians visiting every year. The Department also supports Sciences, Engineering, Management, Social Sciences and Emerging Technologies departments by offering core and advanced courses in Mathematics at undergraduate and postgraduate levels. The Department organizes various events like quiz/chess competitions, expert talks and presentations from time to time for overall personality development of the students.

Department of

Mathematics


FacultyName of Faculty Designation Qualification Area of Specialization

Asso. Prof. & HeadAsst. Prof.Asst. Prof.Asst. Prof.Asst. Prof.Asst. Prof.Asst. Prof.Asst. Prof.Asst. Prof.Asst. Prof.

Dr. S.S. Billing

Ms. Brehmit Kaur Dr. Rahul Upneja Ms. Richa Brar Ms. Prabhjot Kaur Ms. Kuldeep KaurMs. Hardeep KaurDr. Manvinder KaurS. Gurdarshan SinghMs. Pavneet Kaur

PhD, MSc.

MSc, UGC- NETPhD, MSc.MSc., UGC-NETMSc., UGC-NETMSc., GATEMSc., UGC-NETPhD, M.Sc.MPhil, M.Sc.MSc.

Complex Analysis

Numerical Analysis, Operation ResearchDigital Image Processing, Numerical AnalysisComplex AnalysisMathematicsMathematicsMathematicsStatisticsMathematicsMathematics

PhD

MSc. (2 year)

MSc. Hons. (2 year)

Bsc (Hons. School) 3 year

As per UGC norms.

BSc. (Non-Medical)/Bachelor's degree with mathematics as one of the elective subject with minimum 50% marks in aggregate from a recognized university.

Bsc. Hons. School in Mathematics with minimum 50% marks in aggregate from a recognized university.

10+2 (Non-Medical)/ 10 + 2 with mathematics as one of the major subject with minimum 45% marks in aggregate and 50% marks in the subject concerned from a recognized Board/Council.


60

40

60


PROSPECTUS2016-1725

he Department of Physics was established in order to train the young minds for research in the area of basic sciences, and to inculcate scientific T

temperament. The Department boasts of well qualified faculty members with research interest in different areas of Physics. There are huge job opportunities for M.Sc. degree holders in Physics. A large proportion of degree holders go into research, design and development besides teaching. A Master's degree in Physics gives an excellent grounding in many areas to the student. There are various research centres in India and abroad where

MSc. degree holders in Physics are required for advanced research in various fields of Physics. MSc. degree holders are also recruited in defense services. Students of Physics have excellent opportunities in Indian research establishments such as DRDO, ISRO, BARC, ONGC, etc., as scientists. One can go for research in various fields like Nuclear Physics, High Energy Physics, Solid State Physics and further specialized areas like Nanotechnology, Meteorology, Electronics, Telecommunications and Aeronautics.

Department of

Physics



PhD

MSc. (2 year)

MSc. Hons. (2 year)

BSc. (Hons. School) 3 year

As per UGC norms

BSc. (Non-medical) with at least 50% marks in aggregate from a recognized University.

BSc. Hons. Physics with at least 50% marks in aggregate from a recognized University.

10+2 (Non-medical/Medical) with at least 45% marks in aggregate and 50% in the subject concerned from a recognized board/council.


entrance test. 60

60

60

Dr.Tejbir Singh

Ms. Preet KaurDr. Bir Bikram SinghDr. Sanjeev KumarDr. Vishal KumarDr. Inderpal SinghDr. Yogesh VermaniDr. Devinder SinghDr. Kirandeep KaurDr. Sakshi GuptaMs. Mandeep Kaur

Asso. Prof & HeadAsst. Prof.Asst. Prof.Asst. Prof.Asst. Prof.Asst. Prof.Asst. Prof.Asst. Prof.Asst. Prof.Asst. Prof.Asst. Prof.

PhD, MSc.

PhD (Pursuing), MSc., UGC-NETPost-Doc., PhD, MSc.(Hons.)PhD, MScPost-Doc, PhD, MTech.PhD, MSc.(Hons.),UGC-NETPhD, Msc., UGC-NETPhD, MSc.PhD, MSc.PhD, MSc.PhD (Pursuing), MSc.

Radiation Physics

Materials Science Nuclear PhysicsMaterials ScienceMaterials ScienceHigh Energy PhysicsNuclear PhysicsSolid State Electronics Nuclear PhysicsSolid State PhysicsNuclear Physics



Department of

Zoology

Eligibility Courses Offered

oology is a branch of biology that deals with

the Animal life or Animal biology. The ZDepartment of Zoology offers postgraduate

(Msc.) course. The Department is equipped with the

state-of-the-art infrastructure in the lab.

MSc. Zoology offers opportunities to the aspirants

in various sectors that include teaching positions in

educational institutions, career opportunities in

museums and wildlife sanctuaries. It also offers

opportunities in research and development.

No. of Seats

Area of Specialization

Eligibility

Designation Qualification

Course Offered

Name of Faculty

Faculty

PhD

MSc. (2year)

As per UGC norms

BSc. (Hons.) Zoology/BSc. medical with minimum 50% marks in aggregate from a recognized University.

To be notified before the entrance test

60

Dr. Charankamal Sekhon

Dr. Monika Airi

Ms. Seema Dogra

Ms. Shruti Sharma

PhD, MPhil., MSc.

PhD, MPhil., MSc. UGC-NET

MPhil, MSc., UGC-NET

MA, BEd.

Entomology

Entomology

Parasitology


Asst. Prof.

& Incharge

Asst. Prof.

Asst. Prof.

Asst. Prof.

School of

Commerce andManagement



chool of Commerce and Management was formed to foster value based management education and research, in order to meet the growing need for S

qualified and efficient managers and management academicians in the country and across the globe. The

Department offers two and three year full time courses in Business Administration and Commerce. The Department is also offering five year integrated courses in Business Administration and Commerce after 10+2.

Department of

Business Management and Commerce


PhD

MBA (2 year)

MCom. (2 year)

BBA (3 year)

BCom. Hons. (3 year)

As per UGC norms.

Graduation in any stream with at least 50% marks in aggregate from a recognized university. Preference will be given to the students who have cleared entrance test conducted by state/ central bodies like CAT/ MAT/ CMAT etc.BCom./BBA with at least 50% marks in aggregate from a recognized university.10+2 in any stream with at least 50% marks in aggregate from a recognized board/council.10+2 in Commerce with at least 40% marks in aggregate or have studied any two of the following subjects Accounting, Business Studies, Economics, Mathematics with atleast 45% marks in aggregate or 10+2 with at least 50% marks in aggregate with other subjects from a recognized board/council.

To be notified before the entrance test

60

60

60

60


Professor of Eminence & Dean ResearchProf. & HeadAsso. Prof.

Asst. Prof.Asst. Prof.Asst. Prof.Asst. Prof.Asst. Prof.Asst. Prof.Asst. Prof.Asst. Prof.Asst. Prof.Asst. Prof.Asst. Prof.Asst. Prof.Asst. Prof.Asst. Prof.Asst. Prof.JRFJRF

Dr. B. S. Bhatia

Dr. R. K. SharmaDr. Jaskaran Singh DhillonDr. Navleen Kaur Ms. Kanchan GargMs. Tejbir KaurDr. Rubeena BajwaDr. Lalit SinglaDr. Harsh Vineet KaurMs. Gurloveleen KaurMs. Ramandeep Kaur Ms. Avneet WaliaMs. Ruchi MalhotraMs. Manpreet KaurMs. Pahuljot KaurMs. Ravneet KaurMr. Harkanwal SinghMs. Navneet KaurMs. Ramandeep KaurMs. Jagjit Kaur

PhD, MCom.

PhD, MCom., LLBPhD, MBA, PGDMM, PGDEM, GMT, UGC-NETPhD, MBAPhD (Pursuing), MBA,UGC-NETPhD (Pursuing), MBA, UGC-NETPhD, MBA, MCom, UGC-NETPhD, MPhil, MBAPhD, MPhil., MCom,UGC-NETMBA, UGC-NETMBA,UGC-NETMBAMPhil, MCom., UGC-NETMCom.MCom. (Hons.), UGC-NETMBAMBAMBAMBA, UGC NETMCom.

Strategic Management

Finance and AccountingMarketing

MarketingIT, Business LawHuman Resource ManagementFinance, AccountingMarketing Finance, AccountingFinanceHuman Resource ManagementHuman Resource ManagementFinance, AccountingFinance, AccountingFinance, Banking and InsuranceFinanceHuman Resource ManagementHuman Resource ManagementFinanceFinance

School of

Economics


SRI GURU GRANTH SAHIB WORLD UNIVERSITYDepartment of

Economics


PhD

MA (2 year)

BA Economics Hons. School (3 year)

As per UGC norms.

Bachelor's Degree with atleast 50% marks in aggregate from a recognized University.

10+2 in any stream with atleast 45% marks in aggregate from a recognized Board/Council


60

30

he Department of Economics was established with the primary aim to create a centre for quality teaching and research in Economics. The T

Department is committed to becoming nationally and globally recognized centre of excellence in Economics. The Department intends to create an environment to deliver thought-provoking and research oriented programmes which develop independent thinking. The study programmes aim to develop the understanding of the inter-linkages between economy and the society.

The Department offers research, graduate and postgraduate programmes which develop professional and intellectual competencies among the students. The Department aims to train its students in theory, practice, law, and ethics, from a multi-disciplinary perspective. The School seeks to produce: Academicians, Civil Servants, Industrialists, Agro-businessmen, Financial services' providers like Bankers, Insurers and Economic journalists.


Faculty

Asst. Prof. & InchargeAsst. Prof.

Asst. Prof.

Asst. Prof.

Asst. Prof.

Asst. Prof.

Dr. Sumit Kumar

Dr. Kuldeep Walia

Ms. Rupinder Kaur

Ms. Rashmika Nagra

Dr. Satvinder Kaur

Ms. Manju Shahi

PhD, MA, MAE

PhD, MPhil., MA

MPhil., MA, UGC-NET

MA (Hons), UGC-NET

MA, UGC-NET, Bed.

MA, UGC-NET

Health Economics, Applied Economics, Econometrics.Business Economics, Money and Banking, and Quantitative Techniques.Development Economics, Indian Economics, Health EconomicsQuantitative Techniques, Econometrics, Population EconomicsAgricultural Economics, International Economics, History of Economical ThoughtMicro Economics, Industrial Economics

School of

Education andSports Studies



e are living in a world in which software is privileged over hardware. Ours is a knowledge Wsociety and if India is to compete with the rest of

the world then we need to create and disseminate knowledge in a big way. A degree in educational pedagogy enables the learners today to find not only a secure foothold in the job market, they can also contribute to India emerging as a knowledge hub on this earth. Keeping in

view the vast potential of courses in education in the emerging knowledge scenario, the University has decided to start B Ed courses from session 2016-17. With our dedicated faculty and the premier position the University holds in the state of Punjab. Our students will be able to find good placements in educational institutions and contribute to strengthening the basis of the Indian knowledge society.


Department of

Education

Faculty

Designation Qualification Area of SpecializationName of Faculty

BA BEd. (4 year)

B Sc. BEd. (4 year)

50

50

10+2 with at least 45% marks from a recognized board/Council.

10+2 (Medical / Non Medical)with at least 45% marks from a recognized board/Council.

Dr. Sikander Singh

Ms. Birinder Kaur

Dr. Navdeep kaur

Dr. Rashmika Nagra

Dr. Navshagan Kaur

Mr. Somanpreet Singh

Ms. Ramandeep Kaur

Mr. Rahul

Dr. Rahul Badru

Dr. Charankamal Kaur

Asst. Prof.

Asst. Prof.

Asst. Prof.

Asst. Prof.

Asst. Prof.

Asst. Prof.

Asst. Prof.

Asst. Prof.

Asst. Prof.

Asst. Prof.

PhD, MPhil., MA, UGC- NET

MA, BEd., BA(Hons.), UGC-NET

PhD, MA

MA (Hons.), UGC-NET

PhD, MA

PhD, MPEd., UGC-JRF, Certificate in Computational Statistics.

MA, UGC-NET

MSc., UGC-NET, Add-on-Diploma and Certificate Course in Guidance and Counselling

PhD, MSc. , UGC-NET

PhD, MPhil., M Sc

Punjabi

English

History

Economics

Sociology

Physical Education

Political Science

Psychology

Chemistry

Zoology


PROSPECTUS2016-1733


Department of

Physical Education and Sports Technology

Ph.D. As per UGC norms.To be notified beforethe entrance test

School of

EmergingTechnologies


PROSPECTUS2016-1735

he core competence of the Department lies in genomics and proteomics, molecular genetics of human diseases, cell and tissue culture, T

nutraceutical food and beverages, handling of labile fermentation based compounds, efficiency in downstream processing methods, competence in DNA technology, development of diagnostics, drugs, etc., molecular marker assisted breeding of plants and animals and infrastructure in fabricating bio-reactors and processing equipment.

The Department offers a challenging academic environment to its students. It aims to instill the habit of life-long learning and therefore, provides a learner-centric rather than a teacher-centric learning process.

The students are encouraged to develop independent thinking as well as the ability to develop solutions that rightly fit problem requirements. The students of Biotechnology have scope of placement in R&D centres of Beckman Coulter, Perkin Elmer, Thermo Fisher Scientific, Mettlar Toledo, Millipore, Imperial Life Sciences, Roche, BioRad, Paul Life Sciences, Nicholas Health Care, Monsanto, ProAgro, Ankur Drugs, United Biotech, Ind Swift, Panacea Biotech and Hatch Biotech. Central organizations include; CSIO (Chandigarh), IMTECH (Chandigarh), IIITM (Jammu), IHBT (Palampur) and PGIMER (Chandigarh).

Department of

Biotechnology


Dr. C. Rajesh

Dr. Rupinder Kaur

Dr. Harsimran KaurDr. Pushpender KumarDr. Vijay KumariDr. Devinder KaurDr. Ravneet KaurMs. Manpreet KaurDr. Preeti Rajesh

Post- Doc, PhD, MSc., UGC-NET

PhD, MSc., UGC-NET, GATE

PhD, MSc., UGC-NETPost-Doc, PhD, MSc.PhD, MSc., UGC-NETPhD., MSc.PhD, MSc., UGC-NETPhD (pursuing), MSc., UGC-NETPhD, MSc., UGC-NET

Mammalian Molecular Genetics, Genome instability and Cancer, Genomics & ProteomicsMolecular Biology, Human Molecular Genetics and Genomics, Molecular Diagnostics Nano-biotechnologyProtein BiochemistryPlant Biotechnology and Transgenic PlantsPlant BiotechnologyBiochemistry, GlycobiologyImmunologyPharmacology & Pharmacogenetics, Genomics

Asso.Prof. & HeadAsst. Prof.

Asst. Prof.Asst. Prof.Asst. Prof.Asst. Prof.Asst. Prof.Asst. Prof.Research Scientist


PhD

MSc. (2 year)

MTech. (2 year)

MTech. (5 year)/ BTech. (4 year)

Bsc. Hons. School (3 year)

As per UGC norms with specialization in life sciences.

Bachelor's Degree under 10+2+3 pattern of education in Physical, Biological, Agricultural, Veterinary, Fishery Sciences, Pharmacy, B.Sc. (Physician Assistant course); OR MBBS/ BDS with at least 50% marks in aggregate from a recognized University

B.E./B.Tech. in Life Sciences and allied subjects with at least 50% marks in aggregate OR M.Sc. in Life Sciences and allied subjects with at least 50% marks from a recognized university.

10+2 (Medical or Non-Medical) with atleast 50% marks in aggregate from a recognized board/council.

10+2 (Medical or Non-Medical) with atleast 45% marks in aggregate from a recognized board/council.


30

20

30 (each, transferable

from one course to another)

30



ood Processing Technology deals with all technical aspects of foods, beginning with harvesting or slaughtering, and ending with its F

cooking and consumption ("from field to fork"). Food science is a highly interdisciplinary applied science. It incorporates concepts from many different fields including microbiology, chemical engineering, and biochemistry. Food technology is advancing towards low-cost effective technologies, utilization of indigenous raw materials, bio-friendly processes with emphasis on integrated technology and high level pursuit for total technology with underpinning of food safety, health and nutrition to all sections of the population.

M.Sc. in Food Processing Technology offers wide scope

for placements both in private and government sector.

Leading food processing companies in India include:

Amul, Godrej, Dabur India Ltd, PepsiCo India, Nestle

India Pvt Ltd, Britannia Industries Ltd, ITC Limited,

Parle Products Pvt Ltd, Agro Tech Foods, Perfetti India

Ltd, Cadbury India Ltd, Hindustan Lever Limited,

Milkfood, MTR Foods limited, Gits Food Products Pvt

Ltd., etc

Department of

Food Processing Technology



Minimum 50% marks in aggregate or equivalent grade in BTech./BE in Food Technology/Food Engineering, Dairy Technology, Sugar Technology/Sugar and Alcohol Technology from a recognized university/council. OR in BSc. in Food Technology/Food Engineering, Food and Fermentation Technology, Food and Nutrition, Agricultural Engineering, Dairy Technology, Sugar Technology/Sugar and Alcohol Technology, Biotechnology, Industrial Microbiology and BSc. Medical/ Non-Medical/ Home Science from a recognized university/council.

10+2(Medical or Non-Medical) with minimum 50% marks in aggregate from a recognized board/council.

MSc. (2 year)


30

30 (each, transferable from one course to another)

Dr. Monika Hans

Dr. Sukhpreet Kaur

Er. Gursimran Singh

Er. Neha Sharma

PhD, MSc., ICAR-NET

PhD, MSc., ICAR-NET

MTech., BTech.

MTech., BTech.

Food Science and Technology, Dairy Technology, Food Microbiology

Food Science and Technology, Fruits and Vegetables Technology, Food Engg.

Processing and Food Engg.

Processing and Food Engg.


Asst. Prof.

Asst. Prof.

Asst. Prof.


PROSPECTUS2016-1737

he Department of Nanotechnology is the core competence centre of emerging science and technology in the University. Nanotechnology is T

a fast emerging field having vast potential for st

applications in the 21 century in all possible areas of engineering, medical and various other frontiers of science and technology. Keeping in view its importance, Sri Guru Granth Sahib World University has started nanotechnology course at under graduate and post graduate level. The mission of the Department is to promote basic and applied research in the fields of nanoscience and nanotechnology, with potential applications towards fulfilling research needs. The

Department is equipped with instruments like FTIR- Spectrophotometer, UV-Visible Spec t rophotomete r, PL-Spec t rophotomete r, Simultaneous TG-DTA System, High Energy Ball Mill, Particle Size Analyser/ Zetasizer.

Career opportunities exist in several areas such as

Electronics/Semiconductor industry, Material science

including Textiles, Polymers, Auto and Aerospace

industries, Medical fields and Pharmaceuticals,

Environmental Monitoring, Food Science, Forensics,

Military and National Security, Energy capture and

Storage etc.

high end research related

Department of

Nanotechnology


Faculty

Name of Faculty Designation Qualification Area of SpecializationDr. H. S. VirkDr. Jagtar SinghDr. Satinder KaurDr. Manoj SharmaEr. Mohit Rawat

Dr. Akshay Kumar

Dr. Jeewan SharmaDr. Deepak Kukkar

Ms. Kiratbir KaurEr. Garima Bisla

PhDPhDPhDPhD, MSc.MTech., MBA, BTech.PhD, MSc.

PhD, MSc.,UGC-NETPhD, MSc.,UGC-NET

MTech., BTech. MTech., BTech.

NanotechnologyPhysical ChemistryPhysical Chemistry, SpectroscopySemiconductor NanomaterialsSynthesis and Characterization of metal and metal Oxide Nanoparticles and its applicationMaterials Science (Nanocomposite, Solar Cells , thin films and Biomedical application of Nanomaterials)Semiconductor Nanomaterials and Thin Films Luminscent metal organic frame works or environmental remediation, Health care applicationsNanoelectronicsBiophysics, Synthesis and Characterization of Nanomaterials

Visiting Prof.ProfessorProfessorAsst. Prof. Asst. Prof. & InchargeAsst. Prof.

Asst. Prof. Asst. Prof.

Asst. Prof. Asst. Prof.

PhD

MTech. (2 year)

MTech. (5 year) /BTech. (4 year)

As per UGC Norms

BE/BTech. (Any Branch) with at least 50% marks in aggregate or equivalent grade point OR MSc. in Physics/Chemistry/ Biology with 50% marks in aggregate from recognized university.

10+2(Medical Or Non-Medical) with minimum 50% marks in aggregate from a recognized Board/Council.


18

30

(each, transferable from one course to another)

School of

Engineering


PROSPECTUS2016-1739

he Department is well recognized for excellence in teaching and research. The Department is well equipped with high end computers, latest T

software and state-of-the-art IT infrastructure. All these computing resources are interconnected with high speed Internet connectivity to the outside world.

The Department has well experienced and dedicated faculty with various areas of specializations. We strive to be in the forefront of research and to educate our students in the basic as well as emerging technologies.

Department of

Computer Science and Engineering


PhD

MTech. (2 year)

MTech. (5 year)/BTech. (4 year)

As Per UGC norms.

BTech./BE (CSE/IT/any branch of Electronics Engineering/ MSc. (CS/IT)/MCA with at least 50% marks in aggregate/ equivalent grade point from a recognized university.10+2 (non medical) or equivalent examination with at least 50% marks in aggregate from a recognized board/council.


36

30

(each, transferable from one course to another)

Faculty

Name of Faculty Designation Qualification Area of SpecializationProfessor

Assoc. Prof. & HeadAsst. Prof.Asst. Prof.Asst. Prof.Asst. Prof.Asst. Prof.Asst. Prof.Asst. Prof.Asst. Prof.Asst. Prof.Asst. Prof.Asst. Prof.Asst. Prof.Asst. Prof.Asst. Prof.

PhD, MSc. (Hons. School)PhD, MTech.

PhD(Pursuing) MTech.PhD(Pursuing)MTech.ME, BEPhD(Pursuing)MTech.PhD(Pursuing)MTech.PhD(Pursuing)MTech.PhD(Pursuing)MTech.PhD(Pursuing)MTech.PhD(Pursuing)MTech.PhD(Pursuing)MTech.PhD(Pursuing)MTech.MTech., BTech.MTech., BTech.MTech., BTech.

Computer Science

Information Security & Network Computers

Distributing ComputingImage Processing and Biometric SystemsSoftware Engineering and Data MiningData Mining and Web MiningData Mining and Web MiningBig Data, Mobile Agents and Image ProcessingWireless Networks and HeuristicsWireless Networks and Software Engg.Computer Network & Cloud ComputingWireless Sensor NetworksWireless Sensor NetworksCloud ComputingComputer NetworksData Mining and Digital Image Processing

Dr. Surjit Singh

Dr. Navdeep Kaur

Mr. Sarpreet SinghMs. Gaganpreet KaurMs. Shruti GroverMs. Kamaljit KaurMs. Usvir KaurMs. Sheenam MalhotraMs. Amandeep KaurMs. Sukhpreeet KaurMs. Navpreet KaurMs. Simranjeet KaurMr. Vinay BhardwajMs. Amritpal KaurMs.Mandeep KaurMs. Ada



he Department has been established to foster

technical education and research in order to meet Tthe growing need of qualified and efficient

engineers and academicians in the country and across the

globe. The Department has made its presence felt in the

world of academics and engineering professionals within

a short span of time. The Department has organized

various events for the development of students like

expert talks on Wireless Communication, Digital System

Design, and the development of presentation skills. To

inculcate the habit of organizing and managing events,

the Department has formed a club by the name

'Engineers Club'. The Department is growing steadily by

expanding its gamut of academic activities and

interaction with industry.

All the courses run by the Department are industry

oriented and the students are eligible for employment in

all types of industries like software and hardware related

to ECE/EIE/CSE. The students are eligible for

employment in various public sector undertakings and

private sector.

Department of

Electronics Engineering


MTech. (2 year)


BE/BTech. or Equivalent Examination in ECE/EIE/CSE/ IT /Electronics/Electrical/Instrumentation/Allied Branches/ MSc.(Physics/Electronics) with at least 50% Marks in aggregate from a recognized university.

10+2 (non medical) or equivalent examination with at least 50% marks in aggregate from a recognized board/council.

36

30 (each, transferable from one

course to another)

Faculty


Dr. Harkirat Kaur Grewal

Er. Gurjinder Singh

Dr. Kamaljit Singh BhatiaEr. Jaskaran SinghEr. Amardeep Bajwa Er. Japneet Kaur Er. Tarandip SinghEr. Harsimranjit S. Gill

Er. Manveen KaurEr. Harkaran Dev Singh

Optimization Techniques

Analog Electronics, Nanoelectronics

Optical-OFDM, Wireless CommunicationWireless Communication & Networks,NanoelectronicsBiomedical InstrumentationAnalog VLSI DesignDigital VLSI Design, Nanoelectronics Neural Networks and Data Coding

Signal Process & Wireless CommunicationVirtual Instrumentation & PLC

PhD, MTech., MSc. PhD(Pursuing), MTech., BEPhD, MTech. MTech.,BTechMTech.,BTechMTech.,BTech. MTech.,BTechPhD(Pursuing), MTech.,BTech. MTech.,BTech. MTech.,BTech.

Professor

Asst. Prof. & InchargeAsst. Prof.Asst. Prof.Asst. Prof.Asst. Prof.Asst. Prof.Asst. Prof.

Asst. Prof.Asst. Prof.


PROSPECTUS2016-1741

he Mechanical Engineering is one of the most versatile of all engineering professions. The engineering field requires an understanding of T

core concepts including mechanics, kinematics, thermodynamics, material science and structural analysis. Mechanical engineers use these core principles along with tools like computer-aided engineering and product lifecycle management to design and analyze manufacturing plants, industrial equipment and machinery, heating and cooling systems, transport systems, aircraft, watercraft, robotics, medical devices and more. The latest research areas include automation and robotics, finite element analysis, computer aided design, nanotechnology, Micro electro-mechanical systems, biomechanics to name a few.

The principles of mechanical engineering form the basis of all engineering fields and find their use in every walk of life. Some of the major areas of Mechanical Engineering principles are as follows: Aeronautical, Automobile, Agriculture, Electrical, Manufacturing,

Industrial, Power Plant, Defense Sector, Marine Engineering, Railways, HVAC, Appliances for home use, Appliances used in medicine and surgery, Plastic industry, Semiconductor industry, Earth moving equipments, Coal and Petroleum industry, Chemical plants, Pharmaceutical plants, Food processing industry etc. The Dept. has established fully equipped Labs of Fluid Machinery, Fluid Mechanics, Heat Transfer, Refrigeration, Automobile, CAD CAM, Thermal Engg., Theory of Machines and Workshops.

There is a huge demand for mechanical engineers in the above mentioned areas. A new breed of mechanical engineers is required which is competent to face the challenges of the 21st century. These competent mechanical engineers having interest in latest research areas along with all the necessary tools would help in making this world a better place to live. The University undertakes the courses in mechanical engineering with a revised curriculum that suits the requirements of the industry and the research institutes in the country.

Department of

Mechanical Engineering


PhD

MTech. (2year)

MTech. (5 year)/

BTech. (4 year)

As per UGC norms with specialization in Mechanical Engg. & Allied Branches

BE/B.Tech. or Equivalent Examination in Mechanical /Automobile Engg./Industrial/Production Engg. with atleast 50% Marks.

10+2 (Non-Medical) or equivalent examination with atleast 50% marks in aggregate from a recognized board/council.


18

30 (each, transferable from one

course to another)


Mechanical & Production Engg.Mechanical Engg., NCMBio-Materials & Coatings Production Engineering, CAD/CAM M/C Design & BiomaterialsThermal Engg. Mechanical Engg.Production Engineering, Micro & Nano Finishing Techniques

PhD, MTech.PhD(Pursuing), MTech. PhD(Pursuing), MTech. PhD(Pursuing), MTech. MTech., BTech.MTech., BTech.MTech., BTech.Mtech., BTech.

Prof. & HeadAsst. Prof.Asst. Prof.Asst. Prof.Asst. Prof.Asst. Prof.Asst. Prof.Asst. Prof.

Dr. S.S.JollyEr. Partap Singh SamraEr. Ravinder Pal SinghEr. Ranjit SinghEr. Maninder Singh MehtaEr. Adityabir SinghEr. Fatehbir Singh DhillonEr. Ravinder Singh Gill

School of

Languages andLiterature


PROSPECTUS2016-1743

Department of

English


he Department is committed to promoting research and enriching in-depth understanding of literature and language skills among the students. T

For holistic growth of the students’ personality, the Department organizes extra-curricular activities such as Quiz Contests, Seminars, Declamation Contests, Debates, Role-Acting, Drama, Extempore etc.

The Department aims at providing comprehensive, historical and methodological coverage of the entire spectrum of English literary studies, always ensuring to keep the doors open to new developments both within and outside the discipline.

The Department is committed to polishing and refining

the communication skills of the students of all the programmes being run by the University. The Department is committed to bringing about improvement in the English communication skills of the students so as to enable them to find gainful employment.

The Department offers papers of contemporary relevance which include World Literature, Indian Writings in English, Linguistics, Literary and Critical Theories, Diasporic Studies and the like.

Masters in English ensures a variety of jobs in several spheres. The scope of teaching English language and Linguistics in Indian educational institutions is on the rise.


Prof.

& Head

Asst. Prof.

Asst. Prof.

Asst. Prof.

Asst. Prof.

Asst. Prof.

Asst. Prof.

Asst. Prof.

Adj. Faculty

Dr. Swaraj Raj

Ms. Ankdeep Kaur

Attwal

Dr. Jasleen Nanda

Ms. Kirandeep Kaur

Ms. Shruti Sharma

Ms. Gursimran Kaur

Ms. Harpreet Kaur

Ms. Birinder Kaur

Mr. Ashok Sood

PhD, MPhil., MA

PhD (Pursuing) , MPhil., MA,UGC-NET

PhD, MA

PhD(Pursuing), MA, BA(Hons.) PGDMC

MA, BEd., BA(Hons.)

MPhil., MA, BEd.

PhD(Pursuing), MA, UGC NET

MA, BEd., BA(Hons.), UGC NET

MA,PG Diploma in Teaching of English

Literary Theory, Diasporic Studies, Translation Studies, Media Studies, Cultural Studies

Literary Theory, Linguistics, Indian Writings in English, Film Studies

Literary Theory and Fiction

Linguistics and American Literature

American and African Literature

Indian Writing in English and Communication Skills

Post Colonial and Cultural Studies

Linguistics

Romantic Poetry and Comm. Skills

PhD

MA

BA English Hons. School (3 year)

Certificate Course in French/Spanish/German/ Persian/ Urdu

As per UGC norms.


10+2 with atleast 45% marks in aggregate from a recognized board/council.



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30

30 each



Department of

Punjabi

No. of SeatsEligibility Courses Offered PhD

MA

As per UGC norms.

Bachelor's degree in any stream with atleast 50% marks in aggregate from a recognized University.


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or centuries, Punjabi language has been a medium of expression of the saints and other great poets and therefore the structure of the traditional and F

classical Punjabi poetry is erected on the foundations of mysticism and high moral values. Punjabi language not only reflects the realities and attitudes of life but is also a great source of our social, cultural and historical identity.

The vision of the Department is to establish the fact that Punjabi language and literature have their own history

and identity and that Punjabi literature is one of the oldest and richest literatures of the world and can be compared with literature in other languages favourably. The mission of the Department of Punjabi is to promote Punjabi language and literature and highlight its rich history and diversity. Punjabi is a language of Gurus, Sufis and narrative poets and it imbibes the culture and values of its people. The Department aspires to restore the Punjabi language and literature to its rightful place in academia and society.

Faculty


Professor of EminenceAsst. Prof. & InchargeAsst. Prof.

Asst. Prof.

Asst. Prof.

JRF

Dr. Surjit Patar Padam ShreeDr. Sikander Singh

Dr. Harpreet Kaur

Dr. Amarjit Singh

Ms. Bhinder Kaur

Mr. Jatinderpal Singh

DLit. (Honorary), PhD, MA,

PhD, MA, MPhil., UGC NETPhD,MA, UGC-NET

PhD, MA, UGC-NET

MPhil., MA, UGC-NET

MA, UGC-NET (JRF)

Poetry, Drama

Medieval Punjabi Literature, Language Studies Punjabi Fiction

Punjabi Poetry

Punjabi Folklore

Punjabi Poetry



Department of

Law

Name of Faculty

he Department of Law aims at equipping the

students with the knowledge of Laws in India Tand on the global level. The world has shrunk

into a global village and the emerging society is an inter

mixture of cultures which are on the move. This often

results in conflicts relating to all kinds of rights. This

necessitates the need of legal literacy and understanding

of local, national and global legal systems to obviate and

resolve conflicts.

The learners will be able to find jobs as lawyers, law

consultants in law firms, legal advisors in the

Government and private enterprises and as judicial

officials.

Designation Qualification Area of Specialization

Dr. Swaraj Raj

Ms. Ankdeep Kaur Attwal

Dr. Sikander Singh

Dr. Amarjit Singh

Dr. Navdeep Kaur

Ms. Ramandeep Kaur

Dr. Nisha Mann

Dr. NavShagan Deep Kaur

Mr. Amrinder Singh

Mr. Puneet

Ms. Rupinder Kaur

Ms. Rashmika Nagra

Dr. Satvinder Kaur

Prof. & Head

Asst. Prof.

Asst. Prof.

Asst. Prof.

Asst. Prof.

Asst. Prof.

Asst. Prof.

Asst. Prof.

Asst. Prof.

Asst. Prof.

Asst. Prof.

Asst. Prof.

Asst. Prof.

PhD, MPhil., MA

PhD (Pursuing) ,MPhil., MA,UGC-NET

PhD, MA, MPhil., UGC NET

PhD, MA, UGC-NET

PhD, MA

MA, UGC-NET

PhD, MA, UGC-NET (JRF)

PhD, MA

MPhil., MA

MPhil., MA, UGC-NET

MPhil., MA, UGC-NET

MA (Hons), UGC-NET

MA, UGC-NET, BEd.

English

English

Punjabi

Punjabi

History

Political Science

Political Science

Sociology

History

History

Economics

Economics

Economics

Faculty

* Subject to approval of BCI

Courses Offered Eligibility No. of Seats

BA LLB (5 year)

LLB


Graduation with atleast 5o% marks in aggregate from a recognized university.

120*

120*

School of

PerformingArts



Department of

Musicusic is an integral part of socio-religious life

of India. There is a great repertoire of music Mfrom the time of birth, through the different

stages of joy and sorrow, till death. Guru Nanak, the first

guru of the Sikhs, has described music as a means of

attaining spiritual joy and transcendental bliss. By means

of music, he moulded the spiritual and temporal life of his

devotees. Besides Guru Nanak, other saints of the Bhakti

movement had also composed songs in various ragas

which were sung to the accompaniment of musical

instruments in the form of kirtan. There are two main

genre of music: Vocal and Instrumental. The ancient

writers laid emphasis on the cultivation of voice which is

the result of great discipline. Control over the voice is

the key to the art of singing. Study of music offers great

scope for students with a flair for music to make a mark in

the burgeoning music industury.


MA (Vocal) Bachelor's Degree with atleast 50% marks in aggregate from a recognized university.

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Faculty

Asst. Prof.

Asst. Prof.

Asst. Prof.

Mr. Harpreet Singh

Ms. Swarleen Kaur

Ms. Gursimran Kaur

MA, (Music, Punjabi), Diploma in Gurmat Sangeet, Sangeet Vishard, UGC-NET

PhD (Pursing), MA (Music Vocal), Sangeet BhaskarUGC-NET

MPhil., MA, BEd.

Classical Vocal, Gurmat Sangeet, Sufi, Folk & Light Music

Classical Vocal and Gurmat Sangeet

Communication Skills in English

School of

Physiotherapyand Medical Sciences



Department of

Physiotherapyhysiotherapy is a branch of health sciences that

deals with prevention and restoration of Pmovement related problems using non-drug

approach. The genesis of modern Physiotherapy is a post

world war phenomenon. The wartime experience of

medical teams involved in care of injured soldiers and the

polio epidemic during 1940s, primarily contributed to

the medical use and acceptance of Physiotherapy

practice.

It was realised by the core medical experts that the

Physiotherapy has the potential to treat the patients,

which cannot be achieved by drugs or surgery alone.The

primary role of Physiotherapy is the prevention and

correction of locomotor disability.

It works towards keeping the mobility power of an

individual intact. Several diseases / injuries have

potential to make a person locomotor disabled. In these

conditions along with the medical/surgical treatment,

physiotherapy plays a crucial role in the functional

restoration of the patients. Students of physiotherapy can

find jobs in government and private health centres/ multi

speciality hospitals, and with little entrepreneurial skills

can start their own physiotherapy clinics. Trained

physiotherapists are a premium product today.


Bachelor of Physiotherapy (BPT) (4 Years 6 Months)

10+2 (Medical) with at least 50% marks in aggregate from a recognized board/council.

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Asst. Prof.& InchargeAsst. Prof.Asst. Prof.Professor

Asst. ProfAsst. Prof.

Dr. Pankaj Preet Singh(State Awardee)Dr. Supreet BindraDr. Sarvjot KaurProf. Ashok Sood

Ms. Bhinder KaurMs. Simarjit Kaur

MPT

MPT (Gold Medalist)MPT (Gold Medalist) MA, PG Diploma in Teaching of EnglishMPhil., MA, UGC-NET PhD (Pursuing), MTech.

Neurology

OrthopaedicsCardiopulmonaryCommunication Skills

Punjabi LanguageFundamentals of Computer and Internet

School of

Social Sciences



Department of

History


PhD

MA

As per UGC norms


To be notified before entrance test

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n accord with the mission of the University, the

Department of History strives to be a community of Ischolars where students and faculty engage in

vigorous inquiry to study and understand the past.

History is the product of both interpretation of what

others have written about the past and original studies

that expand the boundaries of historical knowledge.

Because history is what the present says about the past, it

is continuously undergoing reinterpretation.

Examination of the construction of history is therefore at

the base of learning and research within the department.

Through an integrated approach to teaching, learning,

and research, students of the department will become

informed about their own and other cultures in a global

context, will develop broadly reflective and analytic

skills, and will prepare themselves to be engaged

citizens serving their societies.

The study program equips students for a wide range of

careers especially in Academics, Civil services,

Journalism, Museum/Gallery Conservator, Archivist.

Faculty


Asst. Prof. & InchargeAsst. Professor

Asst. Professor

Dr. Navdeep Kaur

Mr. Amrinder Singh

Mr. Puneet

PhD, MA

M Phil., MA

M Phil., MA, UGC-NET

Medieval Indian History, Punjabi HistoryAncient Indian History, ArchaelologyModern Indian History


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he world has witnessed a phenomenal and

unprecedented explosion in communication Ttechnology and media. All boundaries have been

transcended, and the world has become a global village.

Mass media impact us in multiple ways, thus

necessitating the need of initiating media studies. And it

is here that Journalism and Mass Communication, as a

stream of study, and as a career, assumes importance .

The Department offers MA in Journalism and Mass

Communication.

The

students of the Department can make a career in

Newspapers, magazines, TV, films, radio, advertising,

public relations, creative writing (literary journalism) and

teaching positions in educational institutions.

This program exposes students to recent

developments in media issues and media research.

Department of

Journalism and Mass Communication


MA Mass Communication

Journalism and Graduation with at least 50% marks in aggregate from a recognized board or council. 30

Faculty


Asst. Prof. & InchargeAsst. Prof.Asst. Prof.

Asst. Prof

Mr. Ripudaman Singh

Ms. Kirandeep KaurDr. Lalit Singla

Ms. Bhinder Kaur

MPhil(Pursuing), MA, UGC-NETPhD (Pursuing) MA, PGDMCPhD, MPhil, MBA

Mphil, MA, UGC-NET

Print Media, Radio, New Media, Film StudiesJournalistic Nonfiction Creative WritingAdvertising, Public relations, Marketing and Research.Language and Cultural Studies



ri Guru Granth Sahib World University, realizing the need of trained library personnel, instituted the Department of S

Library and Information Science and started Master of Library and Information Science (MLISc) course. MLISc is an academic course that will produce trained professionals for multiple fields such as libraries in educational and administrative fields, information technology and any field where knowledge management has to be done

scientifically.

The course introduces students to the knowledge

and skills necessary to take up crucial roles in

information intensive environment and library

settings. This course also equips students to

address the issues in information and knowledge

organizing and retrieval roles in a wide range of

institutions, business, industries and organizations.

Department of

Library and Information Science


PhD

MLib. I Sc.

BLib. I Sc.

As per UGC norms

BLib. with at least 50% marks from a recognized university.

Graduation or Masters degree in any stream with at least 50% marks from a recognized university.

Faculty


Librarian & Head

Asst. Prof.

Asst. Prof.

Asst. Prof.

Dr. P. C. Sehgal

Dr. Khushpreet Singh Brar

Dr. Malkeet Singh Gill

Ms. Kirandeep Kaur

PhD, MLISc , MA(Pol. Sci.), BLISc, LLB

PhD, M Phil., MLISc, BLISc, UGC-JRF, PGDCA

PhD, M Phil., MLISc, BLISc, UGC-NET, PGDCA

PhD (Pursuing), MA, PGDMC

F nancial Management a d i nLibrary Administrati n o

Ele tron c Publicati n and ICTc i o

Web 2.0 and ibrary LAutomation

Commun cation Skillsi

To be notified before the entrance

test. 30

30


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Department of

Political Science


MA Bachelor's Degree with atleast 50% marks in aggregate from a recognized University.

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he study of politics and political science dates back to the ancient Greek civilization. The Greek thinker, Aristotle, defined political science as the T

study of the state. Political Science deals extensively with the analysis of political systems, the theoretical and practical applications to politics, and the examination of political behaviour. Political Science as an academic subject is essentially interdisciplinary and offers ample

scope to the students for a wide range of careers especially in Academics, Journalism, Public Affairs, Political Affairs, Law and research at International and National organizations. Political Science has emerged as one of the preferred optional subjects in competitive exams such as Central and State Civil services. The Department offers Master’s in Political Science.

Faculty


Visiting Professor Asst. Prof.

Asst. Prof.

Asst. Prof.

Asst. Prof.

Prof. S.S. Narang

Mrs. Ramandeep Kaur

Dr. Nisha Mann

Ms. Narinder Kaur

Ms. Kirandeep Kaur

PhD, M Phil., MA (Political Science, English)MA, UGC-NET

PhD, MA, UGC-NET

MPhil., MA (Public Admin.)UGC-NETPhD (Pursuing), MA, PGDMC

State Politics

International PoliticsIndian Government and Politics

Personnel Administration

Communication Skills in English



he Department offers MA Psychology degree

Programme. Given the complexity of the Ttension-ridden modern life, there is great scope

for psychological counsellors in industry, public sector,

educational institutions, hospitals, community health

programmes, personality development programmes,

child psychology and clincial psychology. In fact, a

very wide horizon opens up for the students with a good

Master’s degree in the subject.

Department of

Psychology

Courses Offered

MA

Faculty



Asst. Prof.

Mr. Rahul

Ms. Shruti Sharma

MSc, UGC-NET, Add-on-Diploma and Certificate Course in Guidance and Counselling

MA, B Ed.

S c l s c olo y, o n e li go ia P y h g C u s l n and p r s s c o o y S o t P y h l g

m n c ti n S il sCo mu i a o k l

Graduation with atleast 50% marks from a recognized university.

No. of SeatsEligibility

60


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Department of

Social Sciences


ocial Sciences are concerned with subjective, objective, inter-subjective and structural aspects of the society. The Department of Social Sciences S

is committed to the advancement of knowledge that is socially and ethically relevant along with equipping the students for a wide range of careers especially in Academics, Civil Services, Armed forces, Banking, Social work and Journalism.

The study programs at the department lead to qualifications that are stimulating to individuals' intellectual growth, and at the end of the day, will make our graduates marketable in their careers of choice, as well as making them responsible citizens.

Faculty


BA (Hons.) Social Sciences 10+2 with at least 45% marks in aggregate from a recognized board/council

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Visiting Prof.Asst. Prof.Asst. Prof.

Asst. Prof.Asst. Prof.Asst. Prof.Asst. Prof.Asst. Prof.

Asst. Prof.

Prof. S.S. Narang

Dr. Navdeep KaurMs. Ramandeep KaurMs. Narinder KaurDr. Nav Shagan Deep KaurDr. Nisha MannMr. Amrinder SinghMr. Rahul

Mr. Puneet

PhD, M Phil., MA (Political Science, English)PhD, MAMA, UGC-NETMPhil., MA, UGC-NETPhD, MAPhD, MA, UGC-NET (JRF)MPhil., MA MSc., UGC-NET, Add-on-Diploma and Certificate Course in Guidance and Counselling.MPhil., MA, UGC-NET

Political Science

HistoryPolitical SciencePublic AdministrationSociologyPolitical ScienceHistoryPsychology

History



Department of

Sociology


he Department of Sociology was established in 2015. Sociology is one of the fastest growing disciplines in institutions of higher learning all T

over the world. Sociology has emerged as a trans-disciplinary subject with deep linkages with philosophy, psychology, history, political science and literature. Given the complex nature of society today, researchers from sociology stream can not only help in understanding society in all its complexity but also help

in laying foundations of a better society by focusing upon the changes needed in the current social structure and the problems therein.

Students of sociology can find jobs in industry, teaching and they can pursue advanced research in different fields. Sociology being a favoured optional subject for Indian Civil Services offers ample scope for Civil Services aspirants. The Department offers Masters (MA) in Sociology.

Faculty


PhD

MA Sociology (2 year)

As per UGC norms

Bachelor's Degree with at least 50% marks in aggregate from a recognized University.


entrance test

60

Asst. Prof & InchargeAsst. Prof.

Dr. Navshagandeep Kaur

Ms. Kirandeep Kaur

PhD, MA

PhD (pursuing), MA, PGDMC

Military Sociology, Methodology of Social ResearchCommunication Skills

Centres



Research CentresThree research centres have been set up under the School of Sri Guru Granth Sahib Studies. Through these research centres we intend to explore the teachings of Sri Guru Granth Sahib along with Sikh religion and Sikh Music (Gurmat Sangeet) in the present context. To begin with, the list of works done on national and international level in these areas will be prepared so that direction as well as vision for further research can be decided.

Guru Nanak Dev Centre For Gurmat SangeetThe objective for setting up of this centre is to carry out research in various aspects of Sikh Music and to prepare Encyclopedia of Sikh Music. Gurmat Sangeet plays very significant role in spreading the pious message of Gurbani. The aim of research in Sikh Music is to explore the distinct features of Gurmat Sangeet in comparison with Indian classical music. Moreover, we wish to explore its potential to lead the human soul to the highest dimensions of life.

Guru Arjun Dev Centre For Sri Guru Granth Sahib Studies The objective for setting up of this centre is to carry out authentic research in various aspects of Sri Guru Granth Sahib, to spread its message universally. It is relevant to mention here that the whole universe is in dire need of the message of universal brotherhood through the teachings of Sri Guru Granth Sahib. Only such teachings can guide the world on the path of Grehasth-Udaas instead of extreme ways of materialism and renunciation. For this purpose we need to take this message to the people who belong to different cultures, languages and life styles via its adequate presentation in their language as well as idiom.

Bhai Gurdas Centre For Sikh Studies The objective for setting up of this centre is to carry out research in Sikh heritage, culture, philosophy, tradition, martyrs, Sikh way of life and all related aspects of Sikh living and thinking. Sikh Panth has made glorious achievements, but these have yet to be explored and disseminated to the world in a right context. Further, Guru Sahib has bestowed Sikh Panth with revolutionary models which are exceptionally distinguished from the existing models in the areas of politics, economics, cultural as well as spirituality. But all this is yet to be explored in academic disciplines.

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The University has set up an exclusive Centre for

Competitive Examinations. The Centre aims to

prepare the students to compete in various national

and state level competitive examinations.

The education system in India is changing very

fast and educational institutions and various

government departments conduct different types

of exams in India to select the ideal candidates.

Competitive examinations in India are the route to

securing gainful employment in different sectors

like banking, insurance and other similar sectors.

Each year a large number of young Indians vie for

the Civil Services Examinations to secure their

dream jobs in different public sectors.

A team of committed teachers and subject experts

of proven merit lends a professional edge to the

Centre. To enhance the competitive skills, the

Centre organizes tests, debates, discussions,

presentations, quizzes and interaction with able

administrators/ bankers etc.

The Centre provides coaching for IAS and allied

services, PCS, Banks (PO), Defence Services and

UGC-NET.

The Centre is headed by Dr. Swaraj Raj, Professor

and Head, Department of English.

Centre for Competitive ExaminationsCentre for Competitive Examinations



(1) Sri Guru Granth Sahib performance of the student in the sense that he/she Scholarshipsclears all his/her semester exams at the University in

In order to encourage the needy and meritorious the first attempt, with minimum of 6.0 CGPA.

students who can't afford to pursue higher education, (iii)The total family income of the candidate from all and keeping in view the mandate of Shiromani

sources should not exceed Rs. 2.5 Lac per annum. Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee and Sri Guru Granth Sahib World University Act, the university awards 'Sri (iv)A committee of University officials/department heads Guru Granth Sahib Scholarships' to 10% poor and will be constituted to scrutinize the claims of meritorious students in all courses, against additional candidates for the award of scholarships. The 10 % supernumerary seats i.e. the seats over and above committee will be authorized to determine the merit the sanctioned intake. These additional 10% seats will and need based requirement of the students after be further classified in two categories as below, for holding interview. The decision of the Vice Chancellor granting the scholarships: on the recommendations of the committee will be final.

(I) Scholarships equivalent to 5% seats in each class of (v) If at any stage, it is found that a student has been respective course will be offered to needy and granted scholarship by misrepresentation/ meritorious Sabat Surat Gursikh candidates with the concealment of facts, he / she will have to deposit fee scholarship details as under: for all the semesters.

(a) Scholarship amount equivalent to the total Tuition (2) Shiromani Gurdwara Prabandhak Fee will be offered for 2.5% of the seats under this Committee -Cambridge Scholarshipscategory.

This scholarship is awarded by the Shiromani (b) Scholarship amount equivalent to 25% to 50% of Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee to the Sabat-Surat Tuition Fee, as decided by the University Gursikh students for pursuing MPhil. and PhD at authorities, will be offered on remaining 2.5% of the UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE, UK. The seats under this category. procedure and the broad guidelines for admission to

(ii) Scholarships equivalent to 5% seats in each class of MPhil. or PhD courses at University of Cambridge, respective course will be offered to the needy & UK for the session September/October 2015 are meritorious Gursikh and non-Gursikh candidates available at http://www.desgpc.org/uk.html/ with following details:

(3) Minority Community Scholarships (a) Scholarship amount equivalent to the total Tuition

This is a centrally sponsored scheme to provide Fee will be offered for 2.5% of the seats under this financial assistance to the poor and meritorious category. students belonging to minority communities (Sikh,

(b) Scholarship amount equivalent to 25% to 50% of Muslim, Christian, Buddhists and Parsis). These Tuition Fee, as decided by the University scholarships are awarded through an agency authorities, will be offered on remaining 2.5% of the designated by the State Government for this purpose. seats under this category. The scholarships under the following schemes are

available to the students belonging to minority The following general criteria will be communities.followed for award of these scholarships

(i) Merit-cum-Means Scholarships (i) The candidate must have obtained at least 60% marks in the qualifying examination, to become The objective of these scholarships is to provide eligible for the scholarship. financial assistance to the poor and meritorious

students belonging to minority communities whose (ii) The continuation of the scholarship, once awarded parents' income is less than Rs. 2.5 lac per annum, to at the time of admission, during subsequent years of enable them to pursue professional and technical study will depend on consistent good academic courses.

ScholarshipsScholarships


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(ii) Post Matric Scholarships ii. Self attested Affidavit regarding income to be submitted by student's father/ guardian, if employed in These scholarships are provided to the poor and unorganized sector or salary certificate in case of meritorious students belonging to minority government employees as proof of income.communities whose parents' income is less than Rs.

2 lac per annum to enable them to pursue courses in iii. Punjab Domicile certificate.Arts and Humanities, Science and Commerce iv. Caste Certificate issued by competent authority; streams. ADC/ SDM/ EM/ Tehsildar

(iii) Maulana Azad National Fellowship v. Photostat copies of Matric certificate and last The objective of the scheme is to provide examination passedfellowships to the students belonging to minority vi. Photocopy of Adhaar Card number (UID)communities whose parents' or guardian's income

vii.Own bank account number of claimant, linked to is less than 2.5 lac per annum, for pursuing higher Adhaar card and with IFSC codestudies such as MPhil. and PhD.

viii. One passport size photograph (4)Post Matric Scholarship Scheme for Claimant/ Student is herself/ himself responsible for Scheduled Caste Studentsapplying online for SC scholarship by last date

This is a centrally sponsored scheme. Under this notified by the university. The University will scheme, Punjab Domicile students belonging to facilitate the students in applying online.Scheduled castes/ Scheduled Tribes are given

(6) UGC Special Scholarship for J&K Scholarship by Punjab Govt.students(i) Conditions of Eligibility: The student must belong

to the scheduled caste/scheduled tribe and the Two students from J&K admitted under annual income of student's family must not exceed supernumerary quota scheme will be eligible Rs. 2.5 Lac. for the special scholarship by UGC.

(ii) Fee: According to Government of India letter no. (7) SGPC Scholarships for Sikh Girl Students 11017/01/2008-SCD-V dated 29-04-2013, the

from Kashmir SC/ST students whose parents/guardians have annual income not exceeding Rs. 2.5 Lac shall not As per the decision of Shiromani Gurdwara be charged tuition fee and non-refundable Parbandhak Committee, ten needy and meritorious compulsory fee (such as fee for admission, Sikh girl students from Kashmir will be offered free registration, tuition fee, sports, library, magazine, education at the University. The non-refundable fee, medical, examination and such fee as are hostel fee and food expenses of such students will be compulsory charged by the University) at the time sponsored by SGPC. Students whose parents’ income of admission. is below Rs. 2.50 lakhs per annum and are considered

as needy are eligible for the scholarship. Students who 5) Post Matric Scholarship Scheme for have obtained atleast 60% marks in the qualifying other Backward Class Students examination will be considered meritorious. The

This is a centrally sponsored scheme. Under this continuation of the scholarship in subsequent scheme, Punjab domicile students belonging to the semesters will depend on the consistent good Backward/ other Backward classes are given academic performance of the student in the preceding scholarship by Punjab Govt. semester in the sense that she passes all the semester

subjects in first attempt with minimum CGPA of 6.0. Conditions of Eligibility: The student must belong In case the student fails to clear all the subjects in the to the other Backward Classes and the annual first attempt, the benefit of free education will be income of student's family must not exceed Rs. 1 discontinued, and the concerned student will have to Lac (BPL). pay the fee for the subsequent semesters. The

How to apply: application form for this scholarship must be The claimants for scholarships under categories '4' accomplished by a self-attested photostat copy of the and '5' above must submit the following documents domicile certificate, income certificate and the proof along with admission form: of having passed the qualifying examination from a

school/college located in Kashmir.i. Application of scholarship



HOSTEL ACCOMMODATIONThe University has separate hostel facility for both girls and boys. New Girls’ hostel named Bebe Nanaki Girls Hostel with world class infrastructure and well-furnished spacious rooms is available inside the campus . Common room with LCD, Cyber Cafe, Table Tennis Court, Carom Board, Gym facility, Reading Room and Medical facilities have been provided to the students. Short trips are also arranged for the students to various historical and religious places on weekends.

Hostel Security (Refundable) Rs. 5000/-

Room Rent & Other Charges (In Two Installments) Rs. 30000/-

Total Rs. 35000/-

Note: Hostel charges shown above, do not include mess expenses and other charges like breakages /damages etc. The hostel security will be only refunded to the students on the completion of the course/ leaves the course mid semester.

Rules for Hostel Residents

1. Hostel Room will be allotted/ changed by the Warden only.

2. Hostel fee will be paid at the time of admission and is not refundable.

3. Disciplinary action will be initiated against those hostlers who leave hostel without prior written permission of the hostel warden.

4. No outsider will be permitted to stay in the Hostel without prior written permission of the hostel warden.

5. Mess bills must be cleared by 5th of every month. Late payment will incur extra charges as follows:th tha) 6 to 10 day of month: Rs. 20/- per day

th thb) 11 to 15 day of month: Rs. 50/- per day

thc) In case of non-payment of the charges by 15 day of the month, the hostler will be expelled from the

hostel.

6. Girl students leaving Hostel premises on working days/ weekends/Holidays will do so with prior written permission of the warden and by giving the undertaking that they are going out with consent /Knowledge of their Parents/Guardians.

7. At the end of even semester, students residing in the hostel will be required to vacate the rooms for annual maintenance and repairs.

8. The students will be allowed to go home after two weeks only.

9. The student is bound to obey the rules and regulations, notified/amended by the University from time to time.

10. The outstation girls seeking admission in the first year of different programmes at the University shall have to compulsorily avail hostel facility. No first year girl student will be allowed to stay in PG accommodation outside the hostel. Permission can be granted to the girl students for staying with close relative only with written consent of her parents.

Other important information regarding Hostels is available in Hostel Rules Booklet.

TRANSPORT FACILITY

The bus facility is available from Chandigarh, Patiala and Ludhiana. The facility may also be started from other stations, depending upon availability of sufficient number of commuters.

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Department Contact No.

School of Sri Guru Granth Sahib Studies

* Department of Religious and Civilizational Studies

01763-234227

School of Basic and Applied Sciences

* Department of Agriculture

* Department of Botany and Environment Studies

* Department of Chemistry

* Department of Computer Applications

* Department of Mathematics

* Department of Physics

* Department of Zoology

01763-234208

01763-234208

01763-234212

01763-234244

01763-234213

01763-234238

01763-234232

School of Commerce and Management

* Department of Business Management and Commerce

01763-234268

School of Economics * Department of Economics

01763-234247

School of Education and Sports Studies * Department of Education

* Department of Physical Education and Sports Technology

01763-234215

01763-234271

School of Emerging Technologies

* Department of Biotechnology

* Department of Food Processing Technology

* Department of Nanotechnology

01763-234239

01763-234202

01763-234237

School of Engineering

* Department of Computer Science and Engg.

* Department of Electronics Engg.

* Department of Mechanical Engg.

01763-234225

01763-234206

01763-234205

School of Languages and Literature

* Department of English

* Department of Punjabi

01763-234224

01763-234215

School of Law

* Department of Legal Studies

01763-234224

School of Physiotherapy and Medical Sciences

* Department of Physiotherapy

01763-234214

School of Performing Arts

* Department of Music

01763-234252

School of Social Sciences

* Department of History

* Department of Journalism andMass Communication

* Department of Library and Info. Sciences

* Department of Political Science

* Department of Psychology

* Department of Social Science* Department of Sociology

01763-234274

01763-234274

01763-234245

01763-234274

01763-234274

01763-234274

01763-234274

Centres

* Guru Nanak Dev Centre for Sikh Music* Guru Arjan Dev Centre for GuruGranth Sahib Studies* Bhai Gurdas Centre for Sikh Studies* Bhai Kahn Singh Nabha Centre for Competitive Examinations

01763-234227

01763-234227

01763-234227

01763-234224

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