December, 2015 (Issue-3) e Parigyan - Lingaya's … in the scheme like adding the new electives and updating ... , a Theme Model Com- ... , New Delhi., Dr. Kavita Chauhan, As-sociate

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December,2015(Issue-3)

e-Parigyan Lingaya'sUniversityElectronicNewsLetter

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FromtheChiefEditor’sDesk!

Wearepleasedtobringoutthe3rd issueofe-Parigyan-theElec-tronicNewsLetteroftheLingaya’sUniversity. ThemonthsDecem-ber 2015wasmainly occupied by End-term examinations, evalua-tionsandotheracademicactivities..WeconductedameetingoftheAcademicCounciloftheUniversityandBoardofStudiesmeetingsformostoftheSchools/Departmentsduring thismonthofDecember2015 fordiscussingand finalizingthecoursesandsyllabiforthecoursesoftheevensemesterof2015-16.TheBoardofstudies(BOS)wereheldforproposingtheminorchanges in the scheme likeadding thenewelectivesandupdating

thecontentof thesubjectsasperthe feedback receive fromexperts from industry Academia andAlumni.OnemajordecisionwastakenforimplementationofCBCSsystemofUGCfromtheevensemesterof2015-16 itself for BasicSciencesandHumanities. Wearesurethiswillbequiteexcitingforthefacultyandstudentsaswell.ManydepartmentsoftheUniversityhavedecidedintheirBoardofStudiesmeetingtoaggressivelyimplementpracticalorientationtothestudentsprojectsfrom3rdsemesteronwards.TheAdmissionPolicy2016hasbeenfinalizedandpublishedduringthismonth.Thisisexpectedtobeveryusefulfortheprospectivestudentsandtheirparents/guardians.TheNoveleventon“YoungAchieversAward”washeld inDecember2015,aimedtoencouragetheschoolstudentstoshowcasetheirtalents.230students fromvariousschools fromclassXtoXIIac-tively participated intheeventandshowcased their ideaswithmodels inscience,EngineeringandArchitecture.ANationalSeminaron“ProfessionalismandCodeofEthicsofTeacher”(PACET)wasorganizedbytheSchoolofEducationon11thDecember2015.Speakersaddressedtheissueofprofessionalism&codeofethicsinaverysensitivemanner.Ihopethatthisissueofe-ParigyanwouldbeofinteresttoyouandIagainrequestallthereaderstosendtheirfeedbacktous.

WishingeachoneofyouaVeryHappyandProsperousNewyear2016!Dr.GVRamarajuPro-ViceChancellor

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Index

Na onal Seminar on Code of Ethics

Young Achiever Award‐2015

Mee ngs of the Board of

Studies (BOS)

Academic Council of the Lin‐

gaya’s University

Admission Policy 2016

Industry Visits

Training & Placement

Faculty Achievements

NewsletterCommitteeMembers

Chief Editor

Dr.G.V.Ramaraju(ProViceChancellor,LingayasUniversity)

Editor

DrOmanaAntony(Head,Dept.ofEnglish)

DrR.NMalviya(Head,Dept.ofLibrary)

Dr.PoonamTanwar(AssociateProfessor,SchoolofComputerScience)

DesignTeam

Mr.Jawed(WebDeveloper)

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NationalSeminar

ANationalSeminaron “ProfessionalismandCodeofEthicsofTeacher” (PACET2015)wasorganizedbytheSchoolofEducationon11thDecember2015.Prof.MohammadAkhtarSid-diqueofJamiaMillia IslamiaandDr.VandanaSingh,AssociateProf.EducationDepartmentIGNOUwereinvitedasKeynotespeakerandplenaryspeakerrespectively.Boththespeakersaddressedtheissueofprofessionalism&codeofethicsinaverysensitivemanner.

TheseminarwasgracedbythepresenceofViceChancellor,Dr.R.K.Chauhan,Pro,ViceChan-cellor,Dr.G.V.RamarajuandtheDeans&HODsofLingaya’sUniversity.Thetotalnumbersofparticipantswereabout100.Aseparatesessiononpaperpresentationwasalsoconduct-ed,where important issues related to thecodeofethics werediscussedandcertificatesweredistributedtotheparticipants.

Theseminarwasfruitfulandeffectiveforallteachingprofessionals.

Conference/Workshop/Seminars

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YoungAchieverAward2015

TheYoungAchieverAward2015wasplannedtoprovideanexposureoftheUniversityat-mospheretotheschoolstudentsofclassesXtoXII.Toachievethis,aThemeModelCom-petitionandvariousotherskillandcommunicationbasedcompetitionswereorganized.

Theeventwasorganizedon.11thDecember,2015.TheUniversityreceived21InnovativemodelsinScience,Engineering,Civil,Architecture,ElectricalEngineeringetcforCompeti-tion.The ideas includedSmartCity,SolarEnergy,Wastemanagementetc.Atotalof230schoolchildrenofclassesXth toXIIalongwith18 teachers toourCampus.NineeventswereorganizedsimultaneouslyinvariousvenuesoftheUniversity.Thefacultyinvolvedinorganizingtheseeventsalsotookthisopportunitytoexplainthestudentsaboutthecours-esbeingrunintheUniversityCampus.

After thecompletionof thisevent, the team took the studentsonaguided tourof theCampus.Thestudentsenjoyed theCampusvisitandhadseveralquerieswhichwerean-sweredbyaccompanying team.PrizedistributionwasdoneandCertificatesofParticipa-tionissued.

Postevent,itwasdecidedtotieupwiththeTraining&PlacementCelloftheUniversitytocon-ductCareerCounselingSessionsatSchools.Accordingly,thefirstsessionwasconductedbyMrs.UrveshChaudhery,Assistant Professor,Lingaya’s University atShikshaBhartiPublic School,Faridabadwhichwaswellreceivedwithgoodresponse.ThisschoolisthewinnerofThemeMod-elCompetitionheld inthe YoungAchieverAward2015competition.AnotherCareercounselingsessionwasconductedatSOSHermannGmeinerSchool,Faridabad.Theremainingschoolsareinthepipeline.

Schoolsofeducation–ResearchAssessment

TheSchoolOfEducationhelditsResearchAssessmentCommitteeMeetingon

17thDec.2015.

Theagendaforthemeetingwasasfollows:

Agendano.1:DevelopResearchProjectsonThrustAreas:

Themajorthrustareassuggestedbyexpertswere: ICT,YogaEducation,ValueEducation,InclusiveEducationandEducationalAdministrationandGenderbasedresearch.

DevelopmentofResearchCell

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Agendano.2:TopicsofresearchforgettingfundsfromGovernmentAgencies

IntegrationofICTincurriculumanditstransaction InfluenceofyogainimprovingAcademicEfficiencyamongteachers DevelopmentofLearningmaterialaccordingtoNewCurriculumTheSchoolOfManagementconductedtheDoctoralVivaforTwoResearchScholarssuc-

cessfullyon29-30,2015.

S.No Name of Research

Scholar

Regn. No. Topic Status

1. Ms. Pra ma Rawal 13Ph.MG05 INVESTOR PROTECTION IN INDIA

AND ROLE OF REGULATORY AU-

THORITY

In-progress

2. Ms. Ar Raipuria

Bansal

10Ph.MG03 A Compara ve Study of Public and

Private Sector Banks with Refer-

ence to the Level of Customer

Sa sfac on of the Services Provid-

ed in Delhi-NCR.

In-progress

3. Ms. Laxmee Vachher 14Ph. MG015 AN ANALYSIS OF THE OCCUPA-

TIONAL STRESSORS OF THE ACA-

DEMIC STAFF OF THE PRIVATE ED-

UCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS OF

MANAGEMENT IN CAPITAL RE-

GION OF UP: A PREDICATED AP-

PROACH TO PROSPECTIVE STRESS

MANAGEMENT INTERVENTIONS.

In-progress

4. Ms. Deepika Bha a 15Ph.MG001W MEASURING FINANCIAL INCLU-

SION BY PUBLIC SECTOR BANKS

In-progress

5. Mr. Mohd. Alam An-

sari

15Ph.MG06W AN ANALYTICAL STUDY OF IM-

PACT OF MERGER & QCQUISITION

ON FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE OF

CORPORATE SECTOR IN INDIA

In-progress

6. Mr. Sammer Kausar 15Ph.MG005W PROSPECTS & PROBLEMS OF MED-

ICAL TOURISM MANAGEMENT IN

DELHI NCR

In-progress

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7. Mr. Mohd. Auyb 15Ph.MG002W A STUDY OF CHALLENGES AND OPPOR-

TUNITIES IN UNORGANIZED RETAIL

PHARMACY IN NCR DELHI”.

In-progress

8. Ms. Mohsina Hayat 15Ph.MG004W AN ANALYTICAL STUDY OF HUMAN

RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT: A MANA-

GERIAL PRESPECTIVE

In-progress

9. Mr. D. Raghavendra 15Ph.MG008 PHARMACEUTICAL QUALITY DASH-

BOARD AS A VIABLE OPTION FOR THE

COMPREHENSIVE GROWTH OF INDIAN

PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRIES

In-progress

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. Ms. Meenakshi Rani 14Ph.MG001W AN EMPIRICAL INVESTIGATION ON

DIFFERENT FACTORS AFFECTING ETH-

ICS AND ETHICAL BEHAVIOR OF STU-

DENTS PURSUING MANAGEMENT

COURSES IN DIFFERRNT COLLEGES IN

DELHI NCR.

In-progress

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. Ms. Prachee Mi al

Tandon

14Ph.MG011W A Cri cal assessment on rela on be-

tween EI and its impact on EE with ref-

erence to health care sector

In-progress

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. Mr. Tarun Gupta 13PHMG005 A STUDY TO UNDERSTAND FACTORS

AFFECTING MOBILE PAYMEN AC-

CEPTANCE WITH REFERENCE TO CON-

TACLESS PROXIMITY PAYMENT IN IN-

DIAN PRESPECTIVE.

In-progress

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. Mr. Ranjan Kumar

Mishra

13Ph.MG006 AN ANALYSIS ON FINDING THE DE-

PENDENCE OF EFFECTIVE UTILIZATION

& MANAGEMENT OF COAL ENERGY

RESOURCE IN INDIAN CONTEXT.

In-progress

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. Mr. K. K. Yadav 09 Ph.MG001 COST BENEFIT ANALYSIS OF ENVIOR-

MENTAL IMPACT OF DELHI METRO

RAIL CORPORATION - A CRITICAL AP-

PRAISAL

In-progress

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. Mr. Animesh Singh 15Ph.MG003W ASSESSING THE IMPACT OF HRD CLI-

MATE ON ORGANIZATIONAL COMMIT-

MENT IN AUTO COMPONENT MANU-

FACTURING INDUSTRY

In-progress

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DoctoralVivaforPh.D

16. Ms. Sheetal Badesra 15Ph.MG007

W

ANLAYZING THE INTERRELATION-

SHIP BETWEEN THE ELEMENTS OF

HRD CLIMATE ON EMPLOYEE EM-

POWERMENT IN MANAGEMENT

INSITUTUTES

In-progress

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MeetingoftheBoardofStudies

ThevariousdepartmentsandtheSchoolsoftheUniversityconductedtheirBoSmeetinginthemonthofDecemberwiththemainobjectiveofreviewingtheacademicaspectsofthecompletedOddSemesterandtheoncomingEvenSemester.ThemajordetailsoftheBoSmeetingofthevariousSchoolsandDepartmentsareasfollow:-

S.No Department/

School

Dateof

BoS

Meeting

ExternalExperts Recommendations

1 SchoolofMech.

Engg.11Dec.

2015

Dr.SChakraborty,IIT,Delhi,.Dr.PrashanthIOCL,

IncreaseofCreditsfrom

2to4forProjects

Changeofmachinedesigncreditsfrom3-0-2to3-2-0

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tecture

22Dec2015

Prof.A.K.Maitra,,ProfessorEmeritus,SchoolofArchitec-ture,Prof.R.K.Sa-faya,,Director,VastukalaAcademy,NewDelhi,Dr.AmitSharma,PracticingArchitect

Astudenthastopassallthetheorypapersandpracticalsup to semes-ter6withinamaximumperiodof5yearsfromthedateofadmission(asperCouncilofArchitecture)andtheentirecoursefromsemester1to10hastobecompletedwithinaperiodof7 years from thedateofadmis-sion.

3 SchoolofCom-

puterScience

22ndDe-cember2015

Prof.S.KGupta,Pro-fessor,DepartmentofComputerScience&Engineering,IIT,Delhi;Mr.SudebMondalSeniorMostTeamMember,SopraSteriaIndia

TointroducecoursessuchasSecuri-tyFundamentalsasCoresubject,DigitalForensicsasElectiveSubjectandOSandDBMSSecurityasElec-tiveSubject,AssistiveTechnologiesfordisabledpersonsasElectiveSubjecte.g.HumanComputerInter-faceandUXDesign.,toreplaceIn-troductiontoERPwithParallelCom-putingandintroduceCognitiveSci-ence,BigDataAnalyticsascoresubjectinreplacementofExpertSystems.

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S.No Department/

School

Dateof

BoSMeet-


4 SchoolofCivil

Engineering

14thDec.2015

Dr.(Prof.)L.NMit-

tal,FIE,Member(Expert),Dr.(Prof.)D.Goldar(Ex.Direc-torDCEDelhi,Mr.ShivnathSingh

Yadav(DGM/CMCGroup)

approvedsomechangesinthecontentsoftheCE-210(EnvironmentalEngineer-ing-I)inIVsemesterandapprovedthatsomemodi-ficationinrequiredtheexperimentalworkofCE-254(EngineeringGeologyLab)

5 SchoolofEduca-

tion

17thDec.2015

Prof.M.C.Sharma,Director,IGNOU&UNICEF

SubjectCodeswerechangedasperNCTENorms,SchemeandSylla-buswereapprovedbytheexperts,CreditsystemwereincludedforB.Ed.

6 SchoolofMan-

agementScienc-

es

1stDecem-ber,2015

Prof.(Dr.)DRBains,(Dean,SchoolofMgt.Studies),K.R.ManaglamUniversity,SohnaRoadGurga-on.,Prof.(Dr)R.K.Suri,PlacementOf-ficer,JamiaMilliaIs-lamia,CentralUniver-sity,NewDelhi.,Dr.KavitaChauhan,As-sociateProfessor,CentreforMgmt.Studies,JamiaMilliaIslamiaUniversity,NewDelhi

Deantoset-upacommit-teetogivethefinalshapetocoursestructure,syllabiandschemeofexamina-tions

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S.No Department/

SchoolDateof

BoSMeet-

ing


7 SchoolofEEE SchoolofEEE Minor project (EC-259) to be introducedin B.Tech (ECE & EEE) semester-IV.Tutorials to be introduced in all thesemestersofB.Tech (EEE&ECE)(Forsub-jects with credit 04).Syllabus of ActiveNetworkandFilterDesign (EC-516)tobefloatedinM.Tech(ECE)asanelectivesub-ject

8 Dept.ofEnglish 7December2015

Prof.(Dr.)Avadesh

KumarSingh,Direc-tor,TranslationStud-ies,IGNOU,Delhi;

Prof.(Dr.)Rajni

Badlani,CambridgeEnglish

ToapproachSahithyaAcademy, ICSSR&IGNOU for Research Projects.& IIT Bom-bay, IIITHyderabad forcollaborativepro-grammesbetweenEnglishDept.&Com-puter / ITDept..Recommended60%Lit-erature&40%oflanguagelearning

9 Departmentof

Mathematics

16thDecem-ber,2015

CBCS (Choice based credit system) forB.Sc.(H)Mathematicswith 140 credits asproposedbyUGCandwillbeimplement-ed in academicyear2016-2017.FourGe-nericElectivesubjects forB.Sc.(H)Mathe-maticswerediscussedandwillbeimple-mentedintheacademicyear2016-2017

10 Departmentof

Physics

December14,2015

tostartanewCourseM.Sc.-PhysicsintheDepartmentfromtheacademicyear2016-17 and the proposed scheme has beendiscussed and it is suggested topreparethe detailed syllabus for the proposedcourses

11 Dept.ofChemis-

try16thDecem-ber

Prof(Dr.)

G.L.Verma,FormerProfessor&HOD,De-partmentofChemis-try,Dean,SchoolofBasicScience,D.T.U,NewDelhi

Prof G.V.Ranaraju and Prof G.L.Vermasuggested“AdvancedCalculus”,“MaterialScience”, “Application of computers forchemist” and “Managerial Economics asGeneric elective” as Generic elective forB.Sc.(Hons.)students.ThenewschemeasperUGCGuidelineB.Sc.(Hons.)Chemistrywith 140 credits was prepared by thedepartmentanddiscussedinthemeeting.Skilledbased subjects in fourth and fifthsemesterswassuggested.

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GoverningBodyMeetingof theLingaya’sGVKS InstituteofManagement&Technology

TheSeventhMeetingoftheGoverningBodyofLingaya’sGVKSInstituteofManagement&Tech-

nology,FaridabadwasheldonDec28,2015.

TheGoverningBodymeetingwasheldunderthechairmanshipofDr.PicheswarGadde,andProf.J.P.Gupta.

Dr.A.K.DeBhowmickhasjoinedDirectorofLingaya’sGVKSIMTon01Dec2015.

TheGoverningBodynoted thedetailsof the facultymembers and supporting staff

joined the Institution after the SixthMeeting ofGoverning Body held on 27th July,

2015.

DetailsofhigherstudiesbeingpursuedbyfacultymembersfromvariousDepartments

wereplacedbeforetheGoverningBodyandtheBodynotedthesame.Alsonotedthe

details of faculty pursuing higher education. The detail of Mr. Suman Kumar Jha

(PursuingPh.D)andMs.MandeepKaur(SubmittedPh.D)wasmissingandneedstobe

added.

TheChairmanofthemeetingemphasizedthebenefitstobegiveninyearlyincrements

tothefaculties.

ThedetailswithregardtoworkshopsorganizedbydifferentDepartmentswereplaced

andnotedbythebodyandmembers;andtheChairmansuggestedtoconductatleast

oneconference/workshopbyeachDepartment.

Mr.AjaySharmahasbeenaskedtoprepareanddispatchthe(warning)lettertoMr.K.

K.Kataria(Director)HSTESregardingEWSorTFWcases.

suggestedtodisplaythemonthlyattendanceregularlyonthewebsite

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AcademicCouncil

The12thMeetingoftheAcademicCouncilofLingaya`sUniversitywasheldonDecember23,2015(Wednesday)at10.30A.M.atLingaya`sUniversity,Faridabad.ThemeetingwasheldunderthechairmanshipofViceChancellor,ProfessorR.K.Chauhan.

DeanAcademicAffairs,ProfA.K.NadirapprisedtheCouncilofthevariousAcademicAc-tivitiesconducted intheuniversityafterthe11thAcademicCouncilmeeting.ViceChan-cellorbriefedthemembersoftheAcademiccouncilabouttheNAACvisitand informedtheCouncil that theUniversityhasbeenAccreditedSuccessfullywith “BGrade”. ItwasagainreiteratedbytheViceChancellorthatasdecidedinearlierAcademicCouncilMeet-ings,everydepartmentshallholdoneNationalConference/SeminareveryyearandoneInternationalConference/Seminaronceineverytwoyears.ItwasfurtheragreedthateventheNon-Teaching department such asAdministration, Finance and Transportation etc.mayorganizeconferenceeither individuallyor inassociationwithanAcademicdepart-ment.

ItwasagreedtohaveathoroughrevisionofCurricula,SyllabiandSchemeofExaminationofalltheProgramswhichwererevisedfourormoreyearsbefore.Itmustbeensuredthatthecurrent state-of–the-ArtTechnologieswhicharewidelyusedby IndustriesandOr-ganizationsmaybeincorporatedsoastohelpourstudentstobereadyforthejobmar-ketconversantwithNewTechnologies.TherevisedCurriculawouldbemadeavailablefornextsessionforthestudentsadmittedinAcademicSession2016-17.

ItwasdecidedtoimplementCBCSsystemasadvisedbyUGCforUGprogramsinPhysics,ChemistryandMathematics,English,B.Com (andBBA ifapplicable) fromAcademicYear2015-16,asrecommendedbythevariousBoardofstudies.

ThePh.DregulationsoftheUniversity“Lingaya`sPhDRegulation-2015”whichare in linewithUGCregulationswerediscussedanditwasdecidedthatall,PhDcasesshallbepro-cessedaccordigingtotheseregulationsonly.

Detailsofhigherstudiesbeingpursuedby facultymemebersandotherstaffmemebersfromvariousdepartmentswereplacedbeforetheAcademicCouncilforperusalandtheCouncilnotedthesame.ThevariousAwardsandFelicitationswonby facultymemeberswereplacedbeforetheAcademicCouncilandtheCouncilappreciatedtheachievementsofthefacultymemebersandstudents.ThevariousnewProgramsbeingintroducedfromnewsession2015-16werenotedandapproved.TheAcademicCalendarforvariousUG&PGcoursesbeingofferedbytheUniversitywasdiscussedandapproved.

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AdmissionPolicy2016

All the candidates seekingadmission tovariousProgrammesof theUniversitymustapplyon-line/off-lineaspertheprescribedformatavailableontheWebsite/InformationBrochure.Allad-missionsshallbemadepurelyonmeritbasiswiththeprocessofadmissionasgivenbelow:

A.AdmissiontoPh.DProgram

1.Eligibility

(i)Ph.D inEngineering /Technologyor relateddisciplines, thecandidatemusthaveminimum60%marksorminimumgradepointequivalentto60%marksinM.E/M.Techintheconcernedsubjectorrelated/allieddisciplines.

(ii)Ph.D inManagement,PharmacyorNon-EngineeringDisciplines,thecandidate(s)musthaveminimum55%marksorequivalentGradeinPGDegreeintheconcernedsubjectorrelated/allieddisciplines.

2.AdmissionProcess:TheadmissiontoPh.DisthroughaprocessofAdmissionTestfollowedbyInterviewasdetailedbelow:

(i)TheinterestedcandidatesshallapplythroughaformalApplicationForm,asprescribed,availa-bleontheWebsiteoftheUniversityorfromtheAccountsSectionoftheUniversity.

(ii)AdmissionEntranceTestshallbeconductedbytheUniversityaspersyllabiofvariouscoursesavailableontheWebsiteoftheUniversity.Afterthewrittentest,interviewshallbeconductedforthecandidateswhoqualifythewrittenexamination.Theweightagesforthewrittentestand In-terviewshallbe50%each.Minimumqualifyingmarksforthewrittentestaswellasforinterviewshallbe40%.

(iii)CandidateswhohavequalifiedinUGC/CSIR(JRF)/NET/SLET/GATE/M.Phil.(AsaRegularCandidate fromUGCRecognizedUniversity foradmission tonon-engineeringdisciplines),maynotberequiredtoappearfortheEntranceTestoftheUniversity.However,theirappearance inthe interview shallbemandatory foradmission.Theweightage for the Interview in suchcasesshallbe100%.MinimumqualifyingmarksfortheInterviewshallbe50%.

(iv)AmeritlistwillbepreparedDepartmentwiseforadmissionbasedonthemarksobtainedintheEntranceTestand Interviewor Interview forcandidateswhohavebeenexempted fromtheEntranceTest.

(v)Admissionisopentwiceinayear-WinterSession(Dec-January)andSummerSession.(June-July).TheexactdatesforthesameshallbenotifiedontheWebsiteoftheUniversity.

(vi)Onlyapre-determinednumberofstudents,dependinguponavailablevacancyofseatsshallbeselectedforadmissiontothePh.Dprogram.

(vii)Candidateswillbeadmittedonlythoseareasofspecializationforwhichresourcesandfacili-tiesareavailableintheUniversity.

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AdmissionPolicy2016

B.AdmissiontoB.TechProgram

1.Eligibility:Pass in10+2withminimum55%marks inPhysics,Mathematics,andoneofeitherChemistryorComputerSciencesubjects(PCM)combined.

2.Admissionshallbebasedonmerit inJEEAdvancedfollowedbyJEEMainsfortherestoftheseatsfollowedbymeritin10+2(physics,chemistryandmathematics)fortherestoftheseatsfortheapplicationsreceivedbythespecifieddate(s)ofreceiptofapplications.

3.LateralEntry:Minimum60%PassmarksinPolytechnicDiploma(Engg/Tech)orminimum55%passmarksorequivalentinB.Sc.

4.Forgettingscholarship,thecandidatesneedtoappear intheScholarshipTestconductedbytheUniversity.

C.AdmissiontoB.ArchProgram

1.Eligibility:Minimum55%Passmarksin10+2withmathematicsasoneofthesubjectsandpassinNATA(NationalAptitudeTestinArchitecture)conductedbyCouncilofArchitecture.

2.AdmissionsshallbebasedonMeritinNATAfortheapplicationsreceivedbythespecifieddate(s)forthereceiptofapplications.


D.AdmissiontoM.ArchProgram

1.Eligibility:Minimum55%PassmarksinB.Arch.

2.AdmissionshallbebasedonmeritinB.Archmarksfortheapplicationsreceivedbythespeci-fieddate(s)forthereceiptofapplications.


E.AdmissiontoB.PharmProgram

1.Eligibility:Passin10+2with55%marksinPhysics,Chemistryandanyonesubjectoutofmathe-matics,Biotechnology,ComputerScienceorBiologycombined.

2.Admissionshallbebasedonmeritin10+2marksfortheapplicationsreceivedbythespecifieddate(s)forthereceiptofapplications.

3.ForlateralEntry,theeligibilityis60%atDiplomainPharmacyfromPCIapprovedinstitutions.

4.Forgettingscholarship,thecandidatesneedtoappear intheScholarshipTestorganizedbytheUniversity.

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AdmissionPolicy2016

F.AdmissiontoDiplomainPharmacyProgram

1.Eligibility:Passin10+2examinationwithScience(academicStream)/anyotherqualificationasapprovedbyPCI(PharmacyCouncilofIndia)withaminimumof50%marks.

2Admissionbasedon themerit in10+2marks for theapplications receivedby the specifieddate(s)forthereceiptofapplications.

3.Forgettingscholarship,thecandidateneedstoappear intheScholarshipTestconductedbytheUniversity,subjecttotheavailabilityofscholarships.

G.AdmissiontoMBAProgram

1.Eligibility:Passinthequalifyingexaminationwith50%marks.

2.AdmissionshallbebasedonmeritinCATfollowedbymeritinCMATfollowedbymeritinMATfollowedbymarksinthequalifyingexaminationsubjecttoqualifyingbypassingintheInterviewand/orGroupDiscussionconductedbytheUniversitywithaminimumof50%marksfortheap-plicationsreceivedbythespecifieddate(s)ofreceiptofapplications.

3.Forgettingscholarship, thecandidatemayappear in theScholarshipTestconductedby theUniversity,subjecttotheavailabilityofscholarships.

H.AdmissiontoOtherPrograms

1. Eligibility:Asper theminimummarksprescribed in theprospectus (50% forundergraduateprogramsand55%forpostgraduateprograms).

2.Merit inthequalifyingcourse/class/degreeshallbethebasis foradmission toallotherPro-grams.

3.Forgettingscholarship, thecandidatemayappear in theScholarshipTestconductedby theUniversity,subjecttotheavailabilityofscholarships.

I.ConcessionforCBSEBoard.StudentswhoarefromtheCBSEBoardcanavailof5%conces-sioninmarksfortheprogrammewheretheminimumeligibilityis10+2.

J.Government regulationsTheadmissionsshallbe inaccordancewiththemandatoryregula-tionsoftheGovernmentwithrespecttocertainprograms,whereverapplicable.

K.Other/Importantpoints

1.TheUniversitymayreviewtheapplicationsreceivedduringaparticularperiodandadmitstu-dentsbasedontheireligibility/positionofmeritduringthatperiod.ThisperiodshallbedecidedbytheUniversity.

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2.TheUniversityreservestherighttogivespotadmissiontostudentswhohavescoredaboveaspecifichighpercentageofmarks inthequalifyingCourse/Degree/JEE/NATAetc.asdecidedby

theViceChancellorfromtimetotime.Theapplicantsareadvisedtoapplyinthefirstcall(i.e.the

lastdateforthefirstdecisionofselection)intheirowninterestforabetterpossibilityoftheirad-

mission.

3.All theapplicants (whohavenotgone throughany relevantentrance test suchas JEE,CAT

etc.),willgo through apersonal interview/discussion todecide their suitability. Ifnot satisfied

withthesame,theUniversitymayconductanentranceexaminationforthosestudentstodecide

theirsuitabilityforpursuingtheintendedprogram.

4.AllthestudentsdesirousofgettingscholarshiparerequiredtoundergothroughtheScholar-

ship test.The scholarshipwillbedecidedbasedon thecombinedmeritofmarks inqualifying

course/degreeandthescholarshiptest.

5. The applications for admission of only those candidates, who have passed the qualifying

course/degreefromrecognizedBoard/University/Institution,willbeconsidered.L.Changesinthe

AdmissionPolicy:TheUniversityreservestherighttomodify/changetheaboveadmissionpolicy

basedonthepowersvestedupontheViceChancelloroftheUniversity.

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IndustryVisits

IndustrialVisits/EducationalTours:

StudentsvisitedNSIC,NewDelhitodevelopaninsightinEntrepreneurship

andSkillBuilding

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Training&PlacementTheUniversityhasconductedanaggressiveon-campusandoffcampusrecruitmentdrivefortheirfinalandpre-finalyearstudents.

ManycompaniesandorganizationsincludingthefollowingmajorrecruitersconductedCam-pusrecruitmentatLingaya’sUniversity:

PhronesisPartners,ToTheNewDigital,MVNUniversity,WeMakeBrand,PremCell,

AJCorporate,Pickrr

45studentswereselected.ThesalarypackagesofferedwereashighasRs16lakhsPerannum.

Online test conducted by Pickrr as part of recruitment drive at Lingaya’s University

Career Counseling Seminar for 10+2 students at

Lingaya’s University.

Parveen Panwar, student of class XII from Fogaat Public School, Faridabad Receiving 1st prize in the

Ap tude Quiz compe on organized by the Lingaya’s University on 22nd dec 2015

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Achievements

FacultyAchievements Dr. Poonam Tanwar, Associate Prof. School Of Computer Science has filed a patent on“ArchitectureandDesignofaNovelToolforIntelligentGeneralPurposeQuestionAnsweringSystem”. Thispatent is second in the seriesof knowledge engineering.Knowledge is repre-sentedincomputersintwoways:Structuredformandunstructuredform.Thisworkhasgivenanewdimension to knowledge engineering for representingunstructured form. Theworkcanbeimplementedinvariousdomainsofday-to-daylife;beitlawandorder,justice,foren-sicetc.Itprovidesarobustplatformforcomputertothinkmorenaturally.Withthispatentingtechnology,ausercanenterashortstoryintothesoftwareandthenaskquestions.Thesoft-warecomputesandprovidesanswersinnaturalform.Itgivesanimpressionthatthecomput-erisactually“thinking”.

Thepatentwasevolvedasapartofaverygoodquality researchwork inknowledgeengi-neeringtogetherwithhisPhDGuideDr.T.V.PrasadandDrKamleshDuttaofNITHimachalPradesh.

Dr.PoonamTanwarhasbeenawardedDoctorofPhilosophy(Ph.D.)inComputerScienceandEngineering fromComputerScienceDepartment,UttarakhandTechnicalUniversity,Uttarak-handwitheffectof04/12/2015.ThetitleofherPh.D.thesisis“DevelopingaNovelStructureforEffectiveKnowledgeRepresentation”.

Dr.Manoj Kumar Jaiswal has been awardedDoctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Physics fromSchoolofBasicandAppliedSciences,GuruGobindSingh IndraprasthaUniversity,NewDel-hiwitheffectof01/12/2015.ThetitleofhisPh.D.thesisis“SynthesisandModificationofTinOxidebasednanomaterialsbyIonBeam”.

Dr. K.K. Sharma,Associate Prof. School of Electronics and Electrical Engineering, has beenawardedDoctorofPhilosophy(Ph.D.)andpromotedastheControllerofExamination,Linga-ya’sUniversity.

Ms.NitashaSoniandDr.TapasKumaPublishedapapertitled,“StockMarketingForecastingusingAlgorithmSelectorBasedonGeneticAlgorithm,Cloud”,InInternationalJournalofAp-pliedEngineeringResearch,ISSNno0973-4562.

Ms.UrveshChaudharywastheInvitedSpeakerforBroadspectrumConferenceon“Changingperceptionof21stcenturylifeanditsimpactonthestudiesofHomeScienceandCommer-cialactivities”onNovember30,2015atMahillaMahavidyalayaPGCollege,Satikund,Kank-hal,Haridwar,UK.ShehasdeliveredtheTalkon“Changing Perception of 21st century life and its impact on small scale businesses : Traditional to Online Sale”

Dr.VijitChaturvediattendedFDPatIIMIndoreandgotthecertificatefromProf.RishikeshaKrishnan,DirectorIIMIndore

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