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Chairman's Message 1

Principal's Message 2

The Institution 3

Facilities and Facilitators 4-5

Members of the College Faculty 6

Courses Offered and Eligibility 7

Admission Procedure 8

Subject Index 9-15

Add on Courses 16-17

Extension Activities 18

Glimpses of College Activities 19-20

Professors Incharge of Various Activities 21

Prizes 22

Academic Achievers 23

Sports Achievers 24

Details Regarding Scholarships 25-26

College Rules 27-28

Students' Council 29

Clubs and Societies 30

College Calendar 31

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Chairman, DSMC Secretary, Dev Samaj

Sh. Nirmal Singh Dhillon

Dear Students,

I feel honoured and privileged to welcome you to

this esteemed institution, Dev Samaj College for

Women, in this new session 2019-20. With renewed

zeal and excitement, I look forward to working

together with our students, staff and parents to

make this college a site of holistic growth for its

pupils and impart quality education to them

through a myriad curricular and co-curricular

programmes. The college has always endeavored

to better its record and improve itself on all

grounds, year after year.

We, at Dev Samaj, work hard to enable our students

to balance their curriculum and extra-curricular

activities. While we have highly sophisticated

infrastructure for our students including airy

classrooms with smart facilities, state-of-the-art

computer labs, and labs for practical subjects, we

also provide amenities for multifaceted growth of

our s tudents inc lud ing wel l -mainta ined

playgrounds, a well-equipped gym, a student

centre and a food court. The college has developed

new classrooms, library and administrative office

which will enhance facilities for all the students in

the new session. The college caters to the lodging

need of its diverse influx of students by providing

one of the best hostels in the city located inside the

college campus. The hostel provides a safe and

peaceful environment and homely food to the

students. Various clubs and societies functioning

in the campus will help students to grow into confi-

dent, strong and empowered young women, not

just externally but from within.

The college has inculcated the culture of maximum

participation among its students. We shall continue

to be a college which

• Focuses on the all-round development of

students.

• Strives to achieve highest academic excellence.

• Imparts value-based education and

• Empowers students to maintain balance

between family and career.

I promise that your stay with the college will be

cherished and fruitful in all respects. This college

will be an alma mater to be proud of and will be a

home away from home for the Hosteler. I really

hope that your time here will be remarkable which

will help you rise, learn, find new friends and

prepare you for flight towards a bright future. I have

no doubt that you will prove achievers and take the

culture of Dev Samaj to newer heights. As an

evolving institution, the doors of the college are

always open for discussing any concerns, sharing

creative ideas and accepting creative criticism for

its wholesome growth.

I wish you all the best!

Dr Jaspal Kaur

Principal

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THE INSTITUTIONThe History of this college can be traced

back to 1901 when Bhagwan Dev Atma,

the Most Worshipful Founder of Dev

Samaj established Dev Samaj Girls High

School, Ferozepur City. Those were the

times when education for girls was very

much despised. This premier and popular

institution served as an incentive for the

establishment of many other reputed

educational institutions in Northern India.

These institutions are known for their

excellent academic achievements, clean

administration and high moral atmo-

sphere.

At Chandigarh, a beginning was made by

establishing Dev Samaj Girls High School

and Dev Samaj Junior Model School in

1957. On the pressing demand of the

public, the Dev Samaj Managing Council

decided to widen the scope of its services

by starting a Degree College and a College

of Education in Chandigarh.

Consequently, Dev Samaj College for

Women, Chandigarh was started on 24th

July 1981. During the short period of its

existence, this college has carved a

distinctive place for itself in Chandigarh

and is among the top colleges affiliated to

Panjab University.

VISION : It was the great Vision of the Most illustrious Founder of Dev

Samaj.

• That equal opportunities for education, work and service for Indian

women should be provided.

• That this institution distinguishes itself in the cause of female

education especially when education of women was not much in

favour.

• To be an inspiration to his devoted disciples to set up women

institutions.

MISSION :

• Dev Samaj aims at social, moral and spiritual upliftment of

humanity.

• Special attention is therefore paid in its institutions to inculcate

among students altruistic feelings, namely reverence, gratitude,

spirit of sympathy, charity, sense of duty, sense of discipline etc.

• To make them responsible citizens.

VALUES :

• Today with a renewed focus, the college dreams of holding itself

high in incorporating moral and ethical values amongst the students

which equips them with the ability to sail smoothly and victoriously

even amidst adversity. It is these values that continue to drive the

institution today with renewed vigour and zeal.

• Some of the values of the college are depicted through its unique

celebrations.

1. Maat-Pita Santan Divas : Treading on the path highlighted by

the principles of Dev Samaj, the college celebrates Mat-Pita

Santan Divas annually. It inspires one and all to recognize the

value of a cherished bond between the parent and the child.

2. Employer-Employee Day : Employer-Employee day is

celebrated in the college to appreciate valued contribution of

the employees. These very special virtues have given the

college a distinctive place amongst other colleges in

Chandigarh.

VISION, MISSION AND VALUES

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The College provides the right ambience to pursue and

hone the faculties of the students by providing them

with the vast capabilities which we have developed in

the last 38 years.

The college has airy, well lit and spacious

classrooms.

Four state-of-the-art computer labs.

Labs for:-

(i) Fashion Designing (ii) Language

(iii) A large studio for Fine Arts

(iv) Psychology (v) Music (Instrumental and Vocal)

(vi) Physics (vii) Chemistry

(viii) Cosmetology

Wi-Fi Campus

A Students' Centre.

UGC Resource Centre offering Internet facility to

the students.

Smart Class Rooms.

An air-conditioned Seminar Room for conferences,

seminars, symposia and board meetings.

Tuck shop with PBX system.

Cyber Café with photostat facility.

Water Coolers with water purifiers attached to

them.

A well maintained parking area for the vehicles of

the staff and students of the college.

Health care facility is provided in the college with a

panel of well qualified doctors.

FACILITIES AND FACILITATORSThe main strength of the college lies in its highly qualified and experienced staff. The enlightened and dedicated

faculty is fully committed to maintain the high standards in academics and extra curricular activities. They try to

keep pace with changing times by updating their knowledge so that holistic education through modern learning

techniques can be imparted to the students.

THE COLLEGE SPORTS

Other Facilities for the Sports persons :

Individual cash award for excellence

International Level `11000

Inter- University Level `10000

National Level `7500

Sports Stipends.

Free Hostel Accommodation.

Fee Concessions to deserving sports persons.

Outstanding students awarded with College Colour / Roll of Honour.

Special quota of seats for sports persons.

The campus has extensive and well maintained Playgrounds, Basketball court, Football court and a well equipped Gym. Facility is also provided for games like Hockey, Yoga, Badminton, Fencing, Table Tennis, Judo, Gymnastics, Basket Ball, Cricket, Handball, Rowing, Softball, Swimming and Lawn tennis. Qualified coaches impart training in various games.

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The college has Fully Computerised Library with valuable and rich

collection of books, journals and periodicals in various subjects. CDs

and DVDs in ICT and other subjects of interest are also available. The

Library has a special reference section to meet the requirement of

the students and teachers for academic and research work.

Library Rules :

1. Every Student is issued a bar coded

library cum Identity Card, bearing her

photo, name, roll no, class and

signatures which she has to carry

with her for getting the books issued.

2. The Library remains open during the

college hours (9.00 a.m. to 4.00 pm.)

3. It is compulsory for every student to

get the identity card issued from the

library on the given dates, else fine

will be charged.

4. In case of any violation of library

rules, 'No dues' for the final exams

will not be issued.

5. The Students are advised to keep

their personal belongings (books/

bags) at the property counter near

the door of the library.

6. Mobile phones should be switched

off to maintain the decorum of the

library.`

THE COLLEGE HOSTEL

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The College HOSTEL accommodates 350 girl students and is equipped with ultra modern amenities, lush green lawns and a peaceful environment, conducive for studies. Hostel provides the following facilities :

• A reading room for the students.

• A recreation room equipped with TV, CD & DVD players and indoor games.

• A mess which provides nutritious and hygienic food.

• Well equipped Gym.

• Fully Furnished Rooms with all the amenities.

• A Reception-cum-lounge for the visitors

• AC Rooms available on first come first serve basis.

PRINCIPAL (OFFICIATING) Dr. JASPAL BHATIA, M.Lib.Sc., Ph.D

* The list of faculty members is as per the session 2018-19

Department of Business Administration Dr. Anupam Rani, M.Com, M Phil., Ph.D. Dr. Shikha Vohra, M.Com, Ph. D. Mrs. Neha Singh, MBA Vacant

Department of Commerce Dr. Shiva Malik, M.Com. Ph.D. Mrs. Rakhi J. Singh, M.Com Dr. Renu Kalra, M.Com, Ph.D Dr. Sunita Gupta, M.Com , MBA, Ph.D. Mrs. Sabina Chadha, M.Com Dr. Satinder Kaur, M.Com, M.Phil., PGDECIA, Ph.D. Dr. Komal Sharma, M.Com, M.Phil, Ph.D Dr. Madhu Jindal, M.Com. MBA, Ph.D. Mrs. Manu Thakur, M.Com., MBA Dr. Rita Rai, M.Com., Ph.D. Mrs. Preeti Kaushal, M.Com. Mrs. Kesu Singh, M.Com. Mrs. Deepika , MBA Mrs. Asha Bhalla, MBA

Department of Computer Science Mrs. Rashmi Bhatia, MCA. Mrs. Kanika Chopra, M.Sc IT(Gold Medalist), M.Phil. Mrs. Rekha Rani, MCA, PGDCA, M.Sc. Mr. Suraj Srivastava, M.Tech Ms. Maninder Kaur, MCA. Mrs. Shaveta, M.Sc IT, MCA Mrs. Inderjeet, MCA Mr. Mukesh Kumar BA, Diploma in Com. Sc.(Lab Assistant)

Department of Economics Mrs. Leena Gupta, M.A. (Gold Medalist) M.Phil Mrs. Nisha Singla, M.A., B.Ed. Dr. Soumita Chakraborty, MSc., M.Phil, Ph.D Mr. Rajneesh Behra, M.A. Mr. Mohamad Aslam, M.A., M.Phil Mrs. Hema Oberoi, M.A

Department of English Dr. Ila Rathor, M.A.,M.Phil, Ph.D. Mr. Parminder Singh, M.A.,MBA Mrs. Sabeeha Dhillon Mangat, M.A.,B.Ed.,LLM Mrs. Needhi Chopra, M.A., B.Ed Mrs. Shefali Kataria, M.A.LLB, LLM Ms. Srishti Chauhan, M.A.

Department of Fashion Designing (Vocational Course Under UGC Scheme) Mrs. Seema Sharma, M.Sc. Clothing and Textile (Gold Medalist),

B.Ed., Dip. in Retail Mgm. and Comp.

Department of Fine Arts Mrs. Arvinder, MFA (Sculptures) Ms. Varinder Kaur, M.A.,B.Ed.

Department of Hindi Dr. Ritu Bhanot, M.A. Ph.D, Post Doc.

Department of Political Science Mrs. Amarpreet Virk, M.A., M.Phil.

Department of Psychology Dr. Satinderjit Kaur, M.A. Ph.D

Department of Public Administration Dr. Naveen Sharma, M.A. Ph.D

Department of Punjabi Mrs. Ravipreet Uppal, M.A., M.Phil. Dr. Pushpinder Pal Kaur, M.A., Ph.D. Mr. Gurdeep Singh, M.A., B.Ed, PG Diploma in Journalism

Department of Sanskrit Vacant

Department of Sociology Mrs. Ruchi Arora, M.A.

Department of Library Staff Dr. Jaspal Bhatia, M.Lib. Sc., (Librarian), Ph.D Mrs. Meena Arora (Restorer), B.A., Diploma in Lib. Sc. Ms. Daizy, Diploma in Lib.Sc. (Library Assistant) Mrs. Bandana, B.Sc., B.Ed., M.Sc.(Library Attendant)

Department of History Mrs. Rajbir Kahlon, M.A., B.Ed.

Administrative Staff Mr. Chander Mohan Gupta, M.Com, Office Superintendent Mrs. Harkamal Sharma, B.A., Junior Assistant Mrs. Neelam Raina, M.Com-Clerk Mrs. Geeta Bajaj, B.Sc - Computer Clerk Mrs. Deepa, M.Sc. (IT) Computer Clerk Mr. Sandeep Kumar, M.Sc. (IT), Computer Clerk Mrs. Savita Garg, B.Com., Hostel Clerk Mr. Surinder Kumar, B.Com., Accounts Clerk Ms. Neha, B.Com, Accounts Clerk Ms. Rita, B.A, Clerk

Department of Mathematics Ms. Savkirat Kaur Sandhu, M.Sc. (Hons.) Dr. Komal Bansal, M.Sc, Ph.D

Department of Music

Dr. Meena Chopra, M.A., (Gold Medalist), M.Phil,

(Music Instrumental), Ph.D.

Dr. Saurabh Sood, M.A., Ph.D.

Dr Kamlesh Inder Singh, M.A. (Tabla) M.A. (V), M.Phil, Ph.D

Mr. Jagdish, B.A., Diploma in Yoga, Tabla Instructor

Department of Physical Education Dr. Surinder Kaur, M.A. (Phy. Edu.). Ph.D. Mr. Manpreet Singh, B.PEd. M.P.Ed.

Department of Physics Dr. Mumtaz Oswal, M.Sc (Hons.) Ph.D Dr. Samita, M.Sc., Ph.D Dr. Meenakshi Batra, M.Sc., Ph.D Mrs. Anita, M.Sc, B.Ed. Lab Assistant

Dean Cultural Activities : Dr. Meena ChopraCoordinator NAAC : Dr. Shiva MalikRegistrar Examination : Mrs. Rakhi J. SinghCoordinator RUSA : Dr. Renu KalraBursar : Dr. Sunita Gupta

Dean Sports : Dr. Surinder KaurDean Foreign Students : Mrs. Amarpreet VirkDean Students' Welfare : Mrs. Sabina Chadha

Coordinator UGC : Dr. Shikha VohraCoordinator College Affairs : Mrs. Rinku Singh

Department of Chemistry Dr. Jatinder Bhalla, M.Sc., Ph.D. Dr. Shailja, M.Sc., Ph.D. Mr. Geetesh Sharma, B.A. (Lab Attendant)

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Minimum Eligibility for Admission Dealing PersonsAdmission Criteria

* Centralized Admission for all courses except B.A, MA and PG Diploma as per P.U. and DHE guidelines

No. of Seats

An additional seat for the single girl child in a given course, provided she is otherwise eligible from all angles. This benefit could also be extended to one of the girls of a couple having two girls only.

An additional seat for cancer patient for admission to a given course provided he/she is otherwise eligible.

An additional seat for AIDS patient for admission to a given course provided he/she is otherwise eligible.

The College follows the policies framed by the Panjab University and Chandigarh Administration.

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Post Graduate

MA (Economics) 60 Merit Basis A Bachelor's Degree with 45% Mrs. Leena Gupta marks in Economics or 50% marks Mrs. Nisha Singla in aggregate

M.Com 40 Merit Basis Bachelor's Degree in Commerce or Dr. Shiva Malik Bachelor's degree with Honours in Mrs. Rakhi J. Singh Economics/Statistics/Mathematics/ Commerce with not less than 45% marks or equivalent as per P.U. norms.

Post Graduate Diploma

PGDCA 80 Merit Basis A Bachelor/Post Graduate Degree in Mrs. Rekha Rani any discipline with at least 50% marks in aggregate

Under Graduate (Prof.)

B.B.A 40 Merit Basis 10+2 in any discipline with at least Dr. Anupam Rani 50% marks Dr. Shikha Vohra

B.C.A 80 Merit Basis 10+2 in any discipline with at least Mrs. Rashmi Bhatia 50% marks Mrs. Kanika Chopra

Under Graduate (General)

B.Sc IT (Elective) 40 Merit Basis 10+2, with Physics and Maths and at least 50% marks

B.Sc (Non-Medical) 40 Merit Basis 10+2, Non-Medical with at least 50 Marks

B.A (General) 400 Merit Basis 10+2 with English as one of the Dr. Meena Chopra subject Dr. Surinder KaurB.A (Hons.) Mrs. Amarpreet Virk• Economics Dr. Satinderjit Kaur• English

B.Com (General) 140 Merit Basis 10+2, The merit for this purpose Dr. Renu Kalra shall be determined on the basis of Dr. Suni ta GuptaB.Com (Hons.) the score of a candidate as follows Mrs. Sabina Chadha• Economics i) Percentage of marks in the Dr. Satinder Kaur• Management Studies qualifying examination. ii) Add 4 percent for each of the following subjects passed Commerce, Accountancy, Economics Mathematics, Statistics, Computers or any equivalent, not exceeding 16 in total.

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Dr. Mumtaz OswalDr. Jatinder Bhalla

ADMISSION PROCEDURE1. For centralized Admission courses the applicant has to log

on online portal-dhe.chd.gov.in to fill the form. The merit list and counselling schedule will be displayed on the Online Portal after Scrutinizing the forms. For other courses the applicant has to apply on the prescribed form provided in the prospectus, available in the office on payment of Rs. 650/-

2. The following documents must be attached with the admission form :

Attested copies of

i) The University/Board Certificate or Provisional certificate of the examination passed by the candidate.

ii) Certificate for verification of Date of Birth. (Matriculation Certificate)

iii) Character Certificate from the head of the institution last attended.

iv) In the case of students belonging to Backward and Scheduled Castes and tribes, a certificate issued by the competent authority.

v) Aadhar Card.

3. The candidate must present herself for interview at the time of admission along with the original certificates.

Normal Admission

08-07-2019 to 23-07-2019

Last date for submitting form

for MA (Eco.)and B.A.

06-08-2019

Centralised Admission for

other streams.

Late admission to be allowed by the Principal

with the late fee of Rs. 560/- per student

24-07-2019 to 13-08-2019

Late admission in the college to be allowed by

the Vice-Chancellor with late fee of Rs. 2040/-

per student.

(Common for ongoing and new admissions)

14-08-2019 to 31-08-2019

ADMISSION SCHEDULE (SESSION 2019-20)

Teaching starts

for

ongoing classes

23-07-2019

4. Foreign students will be admitted only if they hold regular students stay visa and Eligibility Certificate issued by Panjab University.

5. A student whose result is declared late by the Board/University can seek admission without late fee within fifteen working days from the date of declaration of the result.

6. Lectures shall be counted from the date of commencement of the academic session/courses irrespective of the date of admission.

7. The college will not be responsible if the University does not approve the admission of a candidate because of some wrong or incomplete statement or concealment of some necessary facts.

8. All admission made to the college are provisional and subject to the approval of the Panjab University, Chandigarh and according to the eligibility criteria laid down by it.

9. Reservation of seats for all permissible categories are according to the policy of Chandigarh Administration.

10. Regular SMS regarding the student's performance and attendance will be sent to the parents.

11. Last date for change of subjects will be 31-07-2019

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Bachelor of ArtsB.A. (General)Subjects for B.A.-I,B.A.-II and B.A. III

B.A. I Combinations for BA-I,II, III

Group 1 Elective English, (ENO) / Hindi (HIN)/Elective

Punjabi (PBI)

Group 2 Economics (ECO),/ Fine Arts (ART)

Group 3 Sanskrit (SKU/Phy. Education (PED), Psychology

(PSY)

Group 4 History (HIS)/ Mathematics (MAT),/Music

Instrumental (MUI)

Group 5 Information Technology (ITE),/Fashion

Designing (FDE)

Group 6 Political Science (POL),/Maths (MAT)/Public

Administration (PUB)

Group 7 Physical Education (PED)/Music Vocal (MUV),

Psychology

Group 8 Sociology (SOC)

Please Note : Students with a practical subject may note

that in case they do not clear the eligibility condition and

are converted into private candidate, they will not be

eligible to appear as private candidate in practical subjects

and hence will have to change their respective subject.

Eligibility for Admission to B.A.-1st Semester

A person who has passed one of the following examination with

English as one of the subjects shall be eligible to join the First

year class of B.A. General degree course in the college affiliated

to this University.

i) The +2 examination under 10+2+3 system of education of

a recognized University/ Board/ Council.

ii) Any other examination recognized by the University as

equivalent to the above criterion.

A Candidate who has been placed under compartment in the +2

examination conducted by a Board/Body / Council / University in

India shall be eligible to seek admission to the First Year of B.A.

Course, subject to following conditions.

i) Should have been placed in compartment in one subject

only;

ii) Should have obtained at least 20% marks in the subject

in which she had been placed in compartment; and

iii) Should have obtained the requisite percentage of marks

in the aggregate of the examination as laid down in the

relevant regulations.

(20% marks implies Theory and Practical taken together.)

Provided that :

I) A candidate joining the B.A. First Year class should have

obtained at least 33% marks in the aggregate of all the subjects

(including the marks obtained by her in the subject of

compartment, Theory & Practical taken together) taken up by her

at the +2 examination.

ii) The students who have compartment in +2 class with less than

20% marks be also allowed to be admitted provided they have

obtained 20% or above marks in the supplementary examination

upto the last date for admission, subject to availability of seats i.e.

the Candidates securing less than 20% marks in the subject of

compartment of the +2 examination held in March, 2019 is

eligible to join the 1st Year of the degree course during the

session 2019-20 if she passes the examination or obtains 20% and

above marks in the Supplementary Examination held in August

(Biannual) 2019 on or before the last date given in the admission

schedule approved by the Panjab University.

Eligibility for Admission to B.A.II and B.A.III will be as

per P.U. norms.

Compulsory Subjects1. English (ENG)

2. Environment and Road Safety Education and Violence against women and children is a compulsory qual i fy ing paper which the candidates of all streams are required to pass in the First Year (Second Semester). If the student fails to qualify the paper during the 2nd semester, she will be allowed to appear/qualify the same in the 4th or 6th semester.

3. Punjabi/History and Culture of Punjab (PBC/HCP)

The following students can opt for History and Culture of Punjab.

I) Those who are not domicile of Punjab and have not studied Punjabi language upto class 10th

ii) Students originally from Punjab, but not domicile of the state and who have not studied Punjabi Language upto class 10th.

iii) Wards of Defence personnel,Central Government employees and children of employees who are transferable on All India basis.

iv) Foreign Students.

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Bachelor of Commerce

B.Com. (Centralised Admission)

Subjects for B.Com-I

Semester-I

1. Punjabi or History and Culture of Punjab

2. English and Business Communication

3. Interdisciplinary Psychology for Managers

4. Micro Economics

5. Principles of Financial Accounting

6. Commercial Laws

7. Principles and Practices of Management

Semester-II

1. Punjabi or History and Culture of Punjab

2. English and Business Communication

3. Interdisciplinary E-commerce

4. Micro Economics

5. Corporate Accounting

6. Business Laws

7. Human Resource Management

8. Environment and Road Safety Education

B.Com-II

Semester-III

1. Inter Disciplinary Issues in Indian Commerce

2. Cost Accounting

3. Company Law

4. Business Mathematics and Statistics

5. Banking and Insurance

6. Indirect Tax Laws

Semester-IV

1. Security Analysis and Portfolio Management

2. Advanced Accounting

3. Auditing and Secretarial Practice

4. Cost Management

5. Marketing Management

6. Quantitative Techniques and Method

B.Com-III

Semester-V

1. Income Tax Law

2. Management Accounting

3. Indian Economy

4. Production and Operation Management

5. Entrepreneurship and Small Business

6. Financial Markets and Services

Semester-VI

1. Direct Tax Laws

2. Financial Management

3. Issues in Financial Reporting

4. Social and Business Ethics

5. Operational Research

6. Sectoral Aspects of Indian Economy

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SUBJECT INDEX

Bachelor of Commerce (Honours) 1. A candidate who has secured at least 50% marks in

the aggregate of B.Com. (General) first and second

semester examination shall be eligible to opt for

Honours in Third Semester subject to availability of

seats.

2. A candidate may opt honours in any one of the

following.

a) Management Studies

i) Advertising and Brand Management

ii) Consumer Behaviour

iii) Compensation Management

iv) Training and Development

OR

b) Economics

i) Development Economics

ii) Industrial Economics

iii) Money and Banking

iv) International Economics

3. The Honours examination shall consist of one

additional paper from third semester onwards.

Bachelor of Computer Applications

(Centralised Admission) BCA-I

Semester-I

1. English - A

2. Fundamentals of Mathematical Statistics

3. Computer Fundamentals and Computing Software

4. Problem Solving through 'C'

5. Computer Lab: Based on BCA-16-103

6. Lab: Based on BCA-16-104

Semester-II

1. English -B

2. Computer Organisation

3. Fundamentals of Web Programming

4. Object Oriented Programming using C++

5. Lab Based on BCA-16-203

6. Lab Based on BCA-16-204

BCA-II

Semester- III

1. Punjabi-A/ History & Culture of Punjab - A

2. Information System Design and Implementation

3. Computer Oriented Numerical Methods

4. Data Structures

5. Lab Based on BCA-16-304 and BCA-16-305

Semester -IV

1. Punjabi-B/History and Culture of Punjab-B

2. Software Project Management

3. Operating System Concepts and LINUX

4. Database Management Systems


BCA-III

Semester -V

1. Computer Networks

2. Discrete Mathematical Structures

3. Java Programming

4. Web Application Development using PHP


Semester -VI

1. E-commerce

2. Application Development using VB. Net

3. Computer Graphics and Multimedia Applications

4. Lab: Based on BCA-16-603

5. Major Project and Seminar

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SUBJECT INDEX

Bachelor of Business Administration

BBA-I (Centralised Admission)

Subjects for BBA-I

Semester-I

1. Punjabi /History and Culture of Punjab

2. Business Statistics

3. Fundamentals of Information Technology

4. Management Concepts and Practices

5. Financial Accounting

6. Essentials of Business Economics-I

Semester-II

1. Punjabi /History and Culture of Punjab-

2. Managerial & Soft Skills Management

3. Essentials of Business Economics-II

4. Business Laws

5. Psychology for Managers


BBA-II

Semester-III

1. English and Business Communication Skills

2. Operation Research


4. Economics of Money and Banking

5. Regulatory Framework for Companies

6. Direct Tax Laws

Semester-IV

1. English and Business Communication Skills

2. Project Management

3. Research Methodology

4. Human Resource Management

5. Indirect Tax Laws

6. Database Management System

BBA-III

Semester-V

1. Insurance and Risk Management

2. International Business

3. Business Environment

4. Entrepreneurship and Small Business Management

5. Social Security and Labour Welfare

6. Industrial Relations and Labour Legislations

Semester-VI

1. Business Policy and Strategy

2. Production and Operations Management

3. Social and Ethical Issues in Business

4. Project Report and VIVA-VOCE

5. Human Resource Planning and Performance

Management

6. Compensation Management

Bachelor of Science

B.Sc. (IT)-I (Centralised Admission)

Semester I and II

1. Physics 2. Maths 3. IT 4. H.C.P./ Punjabi

B.Sc (IT)-II

Semester III and IV

1. Physics 2. Maths 3. IT 4. English

B.Sc (IT)-III

Semester V and VI

1. Physics 2. Maths 3. IT

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SUBJECT INDEX

Bachelor of Science

B.Sc. (Non-Medical)-I (Centralised Admission)

Semester I and II

1. Physics 2. Maths 3. Chemistry

4. H.C.P./ Punjabi

B.Sc (N.M.) II

Semester III and IV

1. Physics 2. Maths 3. Chemistry 4. English

B.Sc (N.M.) III

Semester V and VI

1. Physics 2. Maths 3. Chemistry

Master of Commerce

M.Com-I (Centralised Admission)

Semester-I

1. Managerial Economics

2. Quantitative Methods for Business

3. Modern Accounting Theory and Reporting Practices

4. Org. Theory and Behaviour


6. Management Information System

7. Workshop on I.T. Applications in Commerce

Semester-II

1. Business Environment

2. Research Methodology in Commerce


4. Production and Materials Management

5. Operations Research

6. Business Policy and Strategic Management

7. Summer Training Report and VIVA-VOCE

M.Com-II

Semester-III

1. Business Performance Measurement

2. Tax Planning and Management

For paper 3, 4, 5 and 6 student has to select two

groups from groups A-F

Group A : Marketing

• Integrated Marketing Communication and Brand

Equity

• Marketing Research

Group B : Human Resource Management

• Human Resource Development

• Industrial Relations

SUBJECT INDEX

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SUBJECT INDEX

Group C : International Business

• India's Foreign Trade and Investment

• Management of Internat ional Business

Operations

Group D : Accounting and Finance

• Strategic Cost Management

• International Accounting

Group E : Applied Economics

• Industrial Economics

• Applied Econometrics

Group F : Banking and Insurance

• Bank Management

• Insurance Management

7. Workshop on Financial Markets and Instruments.

Semester-IV

1. Project Planning and Control

2. Knowledge Management

3. Business Ethics and Corporate Governance

For paper 4, 5 and 6 student has to select any one

group from the two groups selected in third

semester

Group A : Marketing

• Advertising and Sales Management

• Services Marketing

• Consumer Behaviour

Group B : Human Resource Management

• Organizational Change and Development

• Training and Development

• Compensation Management

Group C : International Business

• International Business Environment

• Global Financial Management

• International Marketing Management

Group D : Accounting and Finance

• Advanced Corporate Accounting

• Security Analysis and Portfolio Management

• Advanced Auditing

Group E : Applied Economics

• Macro Economic Analysis and Policy

• Economics of Services

• World Trading System

Group F : Banking and Insurance

• Bank Legislation

• Risk Management

• Actuarial Practice

4. Comprehensive VIVA-VOCE

Master of Arts in EconomicsBridge Course is available for students of other Streams.

M.A-I

Semester-I

1. Micro Economics-I

2. Contemporary Issues in Indian Economy-I

3. Quantitative Methods

4. Economic of Public Finance

Semester-II

1. Micro Economics-II

2. Contemporary Issues in Indian Economy-II

3. Quantitative Methods-II

4. International Economics

M.A-II

Semester-III

There will be two Compulsory Papers :

1. Macro Economics-I

2. Economics of Growth and Development -I

Any two of the following options

i) Economics of Agriculture-I

ii) Economics of Industry-I

iii) Basic Econometrics

iv) Economics of Population

OR

Economics of Human Resource Development

Semester-IV

There are two Compulsory Papers :

1. Macro Economics-II

2. Economics of Growth and Development-II

Any two of the following options

Note : Students who opt for Economics of Agriculture-I

and/or Economics of Industry-I in semester-III will have

to opt for Economics of Agriculture-II and/or Economics

of Industry-II in Semester-IV)

i) Economics of Agriculture-II

ii) Economics of Industry-II

iii) Mathematical Economics

iv) Economics of Money and Banking

OR

Economics of Financial Markets & Institutions

v) Advance Econometrics

Post-Graduate Diploma in Computer

Applications (PGDCA) Subjects for PGDCA

Semester I

1. Computer Fundamentals

2. Computer Programming using C

3. Data Base Management System

4. Data Communications and Networks

5. Lab 1 (Based on Computer Fundamentals &

Computer Programming)

6. Lab 2 (DataBase Management System)

Semester II

1. Object Oriented Concepts using JAVA

2. Web Technologies

3. Software Engineering

4. Computer Based Accounting

5. Lab 3 (Practical based on Object Oriented Concepts

using JAVA)

6. Lab 4 ( Web Technologies)

7. Project Work: Project will involve Development of

Business Application/ Web Site

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SUBJECT INDEX

Add-on Courses is a unique scheme of the UGC to add on skills and increase employability and

entrepreneurship for students pursuing conventional courses.

The Certificate/Diploma/ Advance Diploma course is open for regular student of the college at any level.

Duration : Each course will be of one academic year .

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Add-on-course will be in three phases :

a. Certificate b. Diploma c. Advanced Diploma

A student may opt for certificate course in 1st year or 2nd year or 3rd year. However a student can opt for

diploma course only after qualifying the certificate course. Similarly a student can opt for advanced diploma

only after qualifying the diploma course.

A student enrolled in any stream may opt for any one/two of the following Courses.

1. Cosmetology : Mrs. Leena Gupta

In this age of beauty culture, a trained professional in cosmetology would walk in the job market with

comparative ease or set up one's own saloon or spa. A creative and challenging field, this would make you a

part of a booming and buzzing arena of personal grooming.

2. Event Management : Dr. Sunita Gupta

Key skills you acquire on an event management course are beneficial to your future career. It not only o pens

the avenues for corporate jobs but also enhances entrepreneurial skills.'

3. Entrepreneurship : Dr. Renu Kalra

Entrepreneurial education can positively impact a learner at all levels. It can create entrepreneurial thinkers

who will have the skills and tools to start their own businesses.

4. Communicative English : Mr. Parminder Singh

Honing Speaking, Listening and communication skills, it also builds confidence and is a foundation course

for mass-communication. Students can also venture into journalism after its completion.

5. Advertising and Sales Management : Dr. Shiva Malik

This add-on course is another employment seeking opportunity for the students. Today's world is driven by

advertisement and sales and it is one such area where they can have their skills and can be hired easily by

the companies.

6. Computer Based Accounting : Dr. Satinder Kaur

Such courses are the need of the hour as they chisel your personality and inculcates confidence.

7. Web Designing & Multimedia Development : Mrs. Rashmi Bhatia

This add-on course provides a platform to the students to acquire website creation skills which they can

pursue as a full-fledged career after graduation.

8. Insurance Business : Dr. Shikha Vohra

Basic skills and risk management can be gathered by pursuing this course along with graduation.

9. Animation and Graphics : Mrs. Kanika Chopra and Mrs. Rekha

This course offers students an opportunity to sharpen their skills in latest animation, gaming and

multimedia software tools. They can make a career in advertising by learning to design graphics with visual

effects for websites.

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NCC... of conquests and of concentrationThe NCC unit of the college consists of 94 cadets. A student who takes up NCC can dream of a promising career in the

armed forces. The cadets are groomed for regular commission in the army as well as in the paramilitary forces.

RULES

NCC is of two years duration and the cadets have to attend only one camp for a B certificate and two

camps for C certificate.

NCC cadets must attend the parade regularly.

INCENTIVES

1. The college awards concession to the best NCC

volunteer.

2. Preference is given to NCC cadets in

recruitment of State Police Force, Army, Navy

and Airforce.

3. Adventure opportunities for cadets through

trekking and through All India Leadership

Training and Republic Day Camps.

4. Cadets can be sent to different states of

India and abroad under Youth Exchange

Programmes.

The college has two units of NSS consisting of 200

volunteers. The students of all classes are eligible

for enrolment in NSS. The volunteers are required

to put in 120 hours of work during the session and

attend NSS camps for which certificates are

awarded to them.

OBJECTIVES

To enrich the students personality and deepen

their understanding of the social environ-

ment in which they live.

To develop socio-economic awareness and

encourage the students to impart the same to

the illiterate community of the area adopted.

To develop socio-economic activit ies

designed to tackle social problems.

INCENTIVES:

The College awards fee concession and incentives to the active NSS volunteers. The volunteers get additional 3 percent

marks in aggregate for seeking admission to higher class after graduation.

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NSS... of Care and of Concern

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Prospectus

1. Mrs. Amarpreet Virk

2. Mrs. Sabina Chadha

3. Mrs. Kanika Chopra

Time Table

1. Dr. Shiva Malik

2. Dr. Surinder Kaur

3. Dr. Sunita Gupta


Scholarships/Stipends/ Fee-Concessions

1. Dr. Meena Chopra Ahuja

2. Mrs. Nisha Singla

House Examination

1. Mrs. Rakhi J. Singh

2. Dr. Shikha Vohra

Prize Distribution


2. Mrs. Rakhi J. Singh

Students' Welfare


2. Mr. Parminder Singh

Career Counseling & Placement Cell

1. Dr. Ila Rathor

2. Ms. Savkirat Kaur

Convocation

1. Dr. Renu Kalra

2. Dr. Sunita Gupta

Canteen

1. Dr. Rita Rai

2. Dr. Mumtaz Oswal

Trips & Tours


2. Dr. Pushpinder Pal Kaur

N.C.C

1. Mrs. Shefali Kataria

N.S.S.

1. Dr. Anupam Rani

2. Mrs. Leena Gupta

Sports Committee



Library Committee

1. Dr. Jaspal Kaur


Add-on Courses

1. Dr. Komal Sharma

2. Dr. Rita Rai

Debate/Elocution/Declamation


2. Dr. Madhu Gupta

3. Mr. Parminder Singh

Quiz


2. Dr. Jatinder Bhalla

3. Dr. Soumita Chakraborty

Music


2. Dr. Saurabh Sood

Dance

1. Dr. Ila Rathor

2. Mrs. Ruchi Arora

Giddha

1. Dr. Satinder Kaur

2. Dr. Satinderjit Kaur

Luddi


2. Dr. Rita Rai

Vaar Singing

1. Ms. Savkirat Kaur

2. Mrs. Rajbir Kahlon

Creative Writing

1. Dr. Pushpinder Pal Kaur

Play/Histrionics/Mimicry/ Skit

1. Dr. Anupam Rani

2. Mrs. Leena Gupta

3. Mrs. Nisha Singla

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PRIZE DISTRIBUTIONA prize distribution function is held annually to award prizes to the students excelling in studies, sports or other social and literary activities.

CRITERIA FOR PRIZESa) ACADEMICS

1. Cash Award will be granted to the students by the management for securing

Ist Position in the Panjab University - Rs. 10000/-

IInd Position in the Panjab University - Rs. 5000/-

IIIrd Position in the Panjab University - Rs 3000/-

2. Roll of Honour for academics will be given to the first position holder of Panjab University or any gold medalist of the University.

3. Golden Certificate of Merit will be given to students with minimum 75% marks in aggregate in the P.U. Exams.

4. Students who secure 1st, 2nd & 3rd positions in aggregate in University Examination scoring more than 70% marks will also be awarded a certificate of merit in cognizance of their excellent performance.

b) CULTURAL ACTIVITIES

1. Roll of Honour for cultural activities will be given to students who stand 1st and 2nd in the Inter-Zonal Competitions.

2. College Colour (Cultural and Co-curricular activities) will be given to students who win 1st and 2nd position in Zonal Youth Festival.

c) SPORTS PRIZES

1. In sports, Roll of Honour will be awarded for standing 1st in Inter-University/National games and participation in International Events.

2. Sports College Colour will be awarded to students who win 1st, 2nd and 3rd position at P.U. Inter-College Level.

3. Best Athlete of the college will be awarded the College Colour.

d) GENERAL PRIZES

Prizes will be given for the contribution in the following categories:

1. College Magazine 2. Best Orator

3. Poetry Recitation 4. Music

5. Dance 6. Dramatics

7. Voracious Reader 8. Creative Writing

9. Fine Arts 10. Best Hosteller

11. Best NSS Volunteer 12. Best NCC Cadet

13. Best Rotaractor

14. Volunteers of different clubs & societies.

15. Special prize may be given to a student who is considered to have made significant contribution in respect of maintenance of discipline in the college or any other achievement that brings credit to the college.

Note : Students with less than 75% lectures will not be eligible for any prize.

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TanveerM.Com II

UGC Net Cleared

Naina Nagpal75.4%

B.Com Sem I

Chahalpreet77.8%

B.Com Sem II

Bhavya Gupta82.3%

B.Com Sem II

Anuja Bhasin80.3%

B.Com Sem III

Rupali Sharma83.8%

B.Com Sem IV

Mansi83.5%

B.Com Sem IV

Sandeep Kaur74.07%

M.Com Sem II

Poonam Yadav73.2%

M.Com Sem II

Seerat77.45%

BBA Sem I

Loveleen Kaur72.7%

BBA Sem II

Gurnoor Kaur74.5%

BBA Sem III

Sakshi Aggarwal74.5%

BBA Sem IV

Palwinder Kaur71.75%

BCA Sem II

Sargam81%

BSc (IT) Sem I

Mansi84.5%

BSc (IT) Sem II

Harleen Kaur72.3%

B.Sc (IT) Sem IV

Nisha88.25%

B.Sc (NM) Sem II

Isha87.5%

B.Sc (NM) Sem II

Vanshita Sharma73.75%

BA Sem I

Kamal Nayan Kaur75%

BA Sem II

Divisha85.48%

BA Sem IV

Meenu Bala79.25%

BA Sem IV

Arshita Kaur77.75%

MA Sem II

Neha Dhawan76.75%

MA Sem II

Aman NegiBA IIIrd

Gold medal in Senior National Kick Boxing

Championship. Bronze Medal in Inter-College

Boxing Tournament

Dolly RajBA IInd

Gold medal in Senior National Kick Boxing

Championship.1 silver and 1 Bronze medal in Inter-

college Pencaksilat Tournament

VandnaBA IIIrd

Gold Medal in Senior National Kick-Boxing

Championship

HarmanpreetBA IInd

Bronze Medal in All India Inter-University Kho-Kho Championship. Bronze medal in North Zone

Inter-University Kho-Kho Championship. Silver

medal in P.U. Inter College Tournament.

Amanpreet KaurBA IIIrd

Bronze Medal in All India Inter University Kho-Kho

Championship

Ramandeep Kaur

BA 1st YearBronze Medal in All India Inter University Kho-Kho

Championship

Bronze Medal

in PU Inter-

College Sepak-

Takraw

Tournament

Kho-Kho Team-

Silver Medal

Winners in PU

Inter College

Tournament

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Sr. No. Name of the Scholarship Name of Donor Amount

1. Students Scholarship Mrs. Vimal Bhargava ` 55,000.00

Charitable Trust (for standing 1st & 2nd in

Univ. Exam)

2. Virasat, Alumni Association Six Scholarships ` 12,000.00

3. Prem Sarita Endowment Fund Late Mrs. V Bhargava ` 1600.00

4. Sita Gandotra Endowment Fund Mrs. Renu Anand ` 1600.00

5. Student Scholarship Dr. Renu Kalra ` 10000.00

DONOR SCHOLARSHIPS

SCHOLARSHIPS The College liberally gives scholarships and fee concessions to the needy and meritorious students from

Students Aid Fund, Scholarship Account and Sports Development Fund.

The Chandigarh Administration under its various schemes grants scholarships to scheduled caste, other

backward caste and minority community students. On Need and Merit basis, scholarships are awarded by

Mrs. Vimal Bhargava Charitable Trust and staff members.

HOW TO APPLY?

1. The application for fee concession should be

submitted on a prescribed form available with

Scholarship Incharge at the time of admission and

must be attached to the admission form. No such

application shall be entertained later on.

2. The applicants for fee concession shall be

interviewed alongwith their parents by the

Principal on the notified dates.

3. Studen t s be long ing to the Schedu led

tribes/Castes, other Backward Classes, Minorities

and Financially Disadvantaged can collect

application forms of Government of India/Sate

Government Scholarship from the Scholarship

Incharge and submit them duly completed within

one week from the date of admission.

4. Fee concession, stipends and scholarships of all

the categories are liable to be withdrawn if a

student deteriorates in studies/remains irregular

in attendance, or is found guilty of misbehaviour.

5. Tuition fee concession will be granted to brilliant

students, and those belonging to economically

weaker section.Students intending to seek the

concession are required to enclose all the required

documents along with the admission form so that

the cases can be decided right at the time of

admission. They are required to submit an

affidavit along with the admission form and if any

document is found to be false or any information

found to be concealed, their admission will be

cancelled.

6. On shifting from one course to another, a student if

granted tuition fee concession on the basis

mentioned above in the former course will not be

entitled to claim the said concession in the latter

course as a matter of right i.e. in the latter course it

would depend upon the availability of the

concession.

Incentives

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offered concessional education throughout the year

as per the discretion of the Principal.

A special prize of Rs. 500/- is awarded to the best

N.C.C. Cadet, by the college.

A special prize of Rs. 300/- is awarded to the best

N.S.S. volunteer, by the college.

The volunteers get additional 3% marks in seeking

admission to PGDCA course.

Youth leadership Award of Rs.1000/- for rendering

distinguished social and national service.

A maximum of 20 lectures will be given to students

who participate in extra-curricular activities/sports at

State/Panjab University level.

50% fee-concession will be offered to the

handicapped students in all streams.

Accidental coverage - All the students of the college

have been covered under the accidental insurance

scheme to the tune of 1,00,000/-.

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EXAMINATION

• Mid Semester Test will be conducted in September

and March.

Qualifying Marks

25% in aggregate in Mid Semester Tests.

1. Any student held guilty of using unfair means shall be

heavily fined or in case of gross misconduct may even

be expelled from the college.

2. Permission to be absent from the examination shall

not be granted except in very emergent and genuine

cases like self-illness etc. which may be supported by

a documentary evidence and submitted within three

days of the examination.

3. Absence from an examination for whatever reason

means nil result. Absence from an examination will

entail a fine of Rs. 25/- per paper.

INTERNAL ASSESSMENT

Theory Papers : 10% in all subjects based on Mid Semester

Test.

Practical Examination : As per Panjab University norms.

Important

Absence/failure in House Examination or Mid

Semester Test may disqualify a student from

appearing as a regular college student in the

University Examination.

Students who miss the examinat ion whi le

representing college in sports or cultural events are

allowed to appear in the special test. The participating

students must send an application duly signed by the

Lecturer Incharge to the Controller of Examinations.

No special test will be held to clear the eligibility

condition.

UNIVERSITY EXAMINATION RULES

The semester examination will be conducted by the

Panjab University in December (1st, 3rd and 5th Semester)

and May (2nd, 4th and 6th Semester).

A student will be eligible to appear in this examination as a

regular student of this college only if she has:

i) Remained on the rolls of the college for the academic

year preceding the examination.

ii) Attended not less than 75 percent of the total number

of lectures delivered in all the subjects offered.

iii) Obtained at least 25 percent marks in the aggregate

of all the subjects in Mid Semester Test.

iv) In case of BBA and BCA the condition is at least 40% in

the aggregate.

Students with practical subjects/BBA can not appear

privately. Such students who do not qualify Mid

Semester Test would be detained for the year.

LEAVE RULES

For leave from the college, the following rules should be

strictly followed by the students.

i) Leave up to two days is granted by the subject

teachers and for more than that by the senior tutor on

the recommendation of the subject teachers.

ii) Application for leave must be signed by the

father/guardian of the student. In case of illness, the

application should be accompanied by a medical

certificate. No medical leave will be sanctioned after a

week.

iii) Students absent from college without permission will

be fined Rs.5/- per period and Rs. 5/- for the whole

day.

iv) Leave application does not imply granting of lectures

for the number of days the student is on leave.

v) I f a student remains absent without leave

continuously for fifteen days her name will be struck

off from the college rolls.

vi) The maximum leave allowed to a student during an

academic year will be 15 days only. Extra leave shall be

automatically cancelled and considered as absence.

LEAVE RULES FOR SPORTS STUDENTS

1. Any member of the sports wing found absent

continuously for one week without prior permission

of the Principal would not only lose the seat in the

wing but it would also entail the cancellation of their

admission.

2. Free hostel facility will be withdrawn from sports

students who do not attend the classes after the

tournament is over.

3. The players participating in the university

tournaments are required to attend minimum 50%

lectures in each subject during their stay in the

college.

4. A failed student is not eligible for sports facility during

the next academic session.

All undergraduate and postgraduate Classes will have Semester System

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DISCIPLINE RULES

Each student will adhere to the following rules of

discipline:

1. Ragging is strictly prohibited, punishable by law.

2. Students shall wear pure white uniform on all

Mondays. In winters black cardigan is to be worn with

white uniform. Failure to do so will result in a fine of

Rs. 5/-.

3. Every student should bring her Identity-cum-Library

Card to the college daily.

4. Attendance of every student at all college functions is

compulsory. Absence from these may cause her to

pay a fine upto Rs. 50.

5. Any serious violation of the above mentioned

discipline rules can lead to punishment such as heavy

fine, withdrawal of concessions/ stipends or even

expulsion from the college in the extreme cases.

6. Wearing of HELMETS is compulsory for students

coming on two-wheelers.

7. MOBILE PHONES ARE NOT TO BE USED INSIDE

THE CLASSROOMS.

8. Consumption of non-veg food or any kind of

intoxicant is strictly prohibited in the college campus.

9. The students coming to the college on a four wheeler

with a driver will not be allowed to park their vehicles

in the college premises.

MIGRATION RULES

Migration certificate from all recognized boards must be

submitted in the college office within 15 days from the

date of admission. Migration of students from a college

affiliated to any one of the statutory Universities (Indian)

to a college affiliated to Panjab University, Chandigarh, is

allowed on the following conditions:

1. Certificate of the lower examination passed .

2. Lecture statement from the college she migrates from

in the middle of the session.

3. Migration of a student from a professional college to

an Arts or Science College and vice-versa is not

permissible.

4. A migration fee and an eligibility fee shall be charged

from every student coming from another university.

5. Migration will not be permitted if the combination of

the subjects offered by the students does not tally

with the combination of the subjects allowed in this

college.

6. When the migration of a student has been allowed,

she must join the new college within 15 days,

otherwise her migration shall be considered as

cancelled.

7. Local Migration of a student shall be allowed only for

valid reasons.

Compartment/Reappear cases of other Universities

A student of any other university who is placed in

compartment/reappear in 1st year/2nd year of

BA/B.Com/BBA/B.Sc.course is not allowed to join the

2nd/3rd year course of this University.

RULES FOR WITHDRAWAL

A student who wishes to leave the college must apply in

writing to the principal and the application must be

countersigned by her father or guardian. No student will

be permitted to leave the college until she has cleared all

her college dues.

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Elections will be held according to the guidelines

of Panjab University, Chandigarh.

Some council members will be nominated on the basis

of good conduct, academic performance and

participation in co-curricular activities/ sports.

A student standing for any post of the Students' Council

must fulfill the following conditions:

1. The student should possess leadership qualities

and should be a good orator.

2. She should be obedient, well behaved and

disciplined.

3. The student should have scored at least 50% marks

in the Semester Examination in the previous year.

4. The student should have fulfilled all the

conditions (Academic/Attendance laid down by the

University)

5. The students should not have ever been involved in

any act of misconduct, misbehaviour or fight etc.

6. Any student involved in any kind of anti

institutional activities will be debarred from

contesting the elections.

7. It will be obligatory for all the council members to

participate actively in conducting/ organising all

the college functions.

8. The council members will be awarded certificates

only if their involvement in various college activities

has been found to be satisfactory.

Elections for the following posts will be held:

President: to be elected from BA-III/ B.Com.-III/ BBA-

III/BCA-III/B.Sc-III/PGDCA /MA (Eco)/ M.Com

Vice President : to be elected from B.Sc(IT)-I I/

BA-II/BBA-II/ B.Com.-II/BCA-II/PGDCA

Secretary : to be elected from BA-I/ B.Com.-I/ B.Sc-

I/BCAI/BBA-I/PGDCA/MA (Eco)-I/M.Com-I

Jt. Secretary : to be elected from any class

Strict action will be taken against the students found

guilty of damaging or defacing the college property.

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Clubs and societies which help the students to become conscientious members of the society

Career Guidance and Counselling Cell

Aims at providing students with information and guidance regarding various career options. It ensures that our students are placed in the right careers.

Grievance and Redressal Cell

Helps in direct communication of the students with the authorities. The students can give their suggestions in writing and put them in the suggestion box. The box is opened periodically.

Womens' Cell

Plays a proactive role to sensitize young minds towards gender issues by involving them in various activities.

Samvedna - Counselling helpline

It deals with the personal and emotional issues related to students.

Rotaract Club

Provides an opportunity to students to enhance the knowledge and skills that will assist them in personal development and to promote better relations between all people through a framework of friendship and service.

Dear Club

Encourages the habit of reading among the students. It organises a number of library related activities during the academic session and the most voracious reader is given a prize at the annual prize distribution function.

Red Ribbon Club

Promotes AIDS awareness and aims at taking AIDS prevention message to the society.

Kalakriti - Fine Art Club

Various workshops and exhibition of paintings, art and craft are conducted by the Fine Arts Dept. of the college.

Literary Society

Literary competitions such as poetry and essay writing are organised to sharpen the writing and communication skill of the students.

Music Club

Our music club 'Moorchhana' organises different musical competitions and concerts, besides interactions with prominent artists and musicians.

Green Planet

'Green planet' the environment club of our college organises various talks and programmes to inculcate Ethics of Environment and Role of students for the conservation of the environment.

Anti Ragging Cell

Ragging is strictly banned in the college. In order to prevent ragging in campus, an anti-ragging committee has been formed which takes action against those found guilty of ragging.

Epsilon Club (Physics and Maths)

The Objective of the Club is to provide avenues for the students to explore disciplines of Mathematics and Science beyond the classrooms by participating in extra curricular activities.

Design Aura - Fashion Designing Club

The Club's goal is to develop in the students a keen sense of understanding of the fashion trends which are crucial for success as a designer.

D-Masters Club

To be a leader in any field, academic or otherwise, one needs to communicate effectively. Mastering the art of eloquent communication involves mastering of all the arts. Those trained to communicate well possess sharper memories, better writing skills and more areas of expertise. Activities such as these assure that students learn to express clearly with confidence which is crucial to be an eloquent speaker.

Economics Society

The society creates common platform for the students as will as teachers to discuss various economic issues and their impact in present scenario.

Management Club

Where students are given practical exposure to the corporate world and are encouraged to participate in various activities and to keep them abreast of the dynamic, ever changing business environment.

Health Care Unit

For ease of any kind of medical aid, a health care unit by the name of 'Swasthya' has been created for the students.

Hope

The club gives a complete view of the world of psychology to the students focusing on the practical application of various theories and ideas in psychology.

Alumni Association - Virasat

Alumni Association 'Virasat' has been formed under the patronage of the Principal. Elections for the office bearers are held annually. Former students of the college are invited to become the members of this association for which they may contact the college office from 9.30 am to 2.00 pm on any working day.

Electoral Literary Club

The Club promotes electoral literary among the students through engaging them in activities in an apolitical, neutral and non-partisam manner.

College Magazine

The college magazine 'Nibhrant' is brought out every year by the Editorial board consisting of members of the staff and students. The magazine provides the students an opportunity to express their views and exhibit their writing skills.

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Academic Term-I

Fresher's Party

Teej Celebration

Student's Council Election

Mid Semester Test

Youth Festival

End Semester Examination

Long Trip

Winter Break

Academic Term-II

Sports Day

Mid Semester Test

Maat Pita Santan Divas

Farewell to Final Year Students

Prize Distribution

Convocation

End Semester Examination

Summer Vacation (tentative)

3rd Week of Feb., 2020

2nd Week of March, 2020

4th Week of March, 2020

3rd Week of April, 2020

3rd Week of April, 2020

4th Week of April, 2020

May 5, 2020 to May 30, 2020

May 31, 2020 to July 5, 2020

Jan. 9, 2020 to May 4, 2020

Aug., 2019

Aug., 2019

As per date given by P.U. Chd.

4th Week of Sept., 2019

As per dates gives by P.U., Chd.

Dec. 2, 2019 to Dec. 21, 2019

During Winter Break

Dec. 22, 2019 to Jan. 08, 2020

July 23, 2019 to Nov. 30, 2019

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