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Prof. Rajeev Jain

Vice-Chancellor

It gives me great pleasure in welcoming you to the University of Rajasthan, a prestigious

institution of higher education, which is as old as the independence of our nation. It is an honour

and a privilege to lead this premium institution in its journey towards all-round excellence. Our

University offers a wide range of courses to prepare you for future job prospects in a

progressively competitive ethos. Besides being a NAAC accredited A+ University, the status of

"University with Potential for Excellence" has been awarded to University of Rajasthan by the

University Grants Commission, New Delhi. Under

(RUSA) scheme of Government of India, the University receives grants for development of

infrastructure, research and innovation. It has entered into MoUs with reputed foreign

Universities as well as Indian Institutions of Higher Education to facilitate academic exchange

programmes that provide opportunities of national and international exposure to our students.

The academic and student friendly environment of the University is empowering and

encourages holistic development. The University has state-of-the-art sports amenities and

coaching facility; separate girls and boys Hostels for Post Graduate students and Research

Scholars; in-campus medical facility; Placement Cell and smart classrooms. Richly stocked

Central Library provides round the clock access to e-journals along with an extensive collection

of literature pertaining to different fields of study. There is a dedicated team of qualified faculty

and diligent non-teaching staff that cater to the requirements of the students.

The heritage buildings and beautiful campus of University of Rajasthan and its

constituent colleges promote an appreciation and awareness of the need to safeguard our

cultural heritage and environment. Students are cautioned that indulging in ragging or any form

of anti-social activity will entail immediate disciplinary action. All relevant information pertaining

to University rules and admission requirements are provided in the University Website. Please

feel free to visit the website and be in touch with concerned

College/Department for relevant information regarding your academic pursuit.

I once again welcome you to the University of Rajasthan and wish you success.

Rashtriya Uchchatar Shiksha Abhiyan

www.uniraj.ac.in

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1. University of Rajasthan: At A Glance ........................................................................... 03-08

2. Dignitaries, Syndicate and Faculty Deans ..................................................................... 09

3. Administration ................................................................................................................ 10-14

4. Important Information..................................................................................................... 15

5. List of Programmes.......................................................................................................... 16-17

6. PG Programme - Eligibility/Mode of Admission ............................................................. 18-24

7. PG Programme (Self Financing) - Eligibility/Mode of Admission ................................. 25-26

8. Five Year Integrated Programme.................................................................................... 27

9. Post PG Diploma Programme - Eligibility/Mode of Admission...................................... 28

10. PG Diploma Programme - Eligibility/Mode of Admission............................................... 29-30

11. PG Diploma Programme (Self Financing) - Eligibility/Mode of Admission ................... 31

12. Post Diploma/Diploma Programme - Eligibility/Mode of Admission............................. 32

13. UG Programme- Eligibility/Mode of Admission............................................................. 33-36

14. UG Programme (Self Financing) - Eligibility/Mode of Admission.................................. 37

15. Certificate Programmes - Eligibility/Mode of Admission................................................. 38-39

16. Fee Structure - All Programme.................................................................................... 40-43

17. Fee Structure –Self Financing Courses....................................................................... 44–48

18. Rules for exemption / Partial exemption for payment of tuition and/ or other fees......... 49

19. Reservation Policy.......................................................................................................... 49-50

20. Concession/ Weightage for purpose of Admission......................................................... 51-55

21. Rules for Admission Including PG Entrance Test........................................................... 55–58

22. Students Entitlements ................................................................................................... 59-60

23. Dean, Students' Welfare & International Students' Advisor.......................................... 61-62

24. Faculty of Arts................................................................................................................ 63-69

25. Faculty of Commerce..................................................................................................... 70-72

26. Faculty of Education....................................................................................................... 73-75

27. Faculty of Engineering & Technology............................................................................. 76-81

28. Faculty of Fine Arts......................................................................................................... 82-84

29. Faculty of Law................................................................................................................ 85

30. Faculty of Management.................................................................................................. 86

31. Faculty of Science.......................................................................................................... 87-101

32. Faculty of Social Science ............................................................................................. 102-111

33. University Commerce College........................................................................................ 112-114

34. University Five Year Law College................................................................................... 115

35. University Law College................................................................................................... 116-118

36. University Law College Centre-II ................................................................................... 119

37. University Maharaja College.......................................................................................... 120-121

38. University Maharani College.......................................................................................... 122-128

39. University Rajasthan College......................................................................................... 129-131

40. University Central Library............................................................................................... 131

41. University Hostels .......................................................................................................... 132

42. Rajasthan University Network (Infonet Centre).............................................................. 132-134

43 University Science Instrumentation Centre ................................................................... 134

44. University Health Centre ............................................. ................................................. 134

45. Students' Advisory Bureau ................................................... ....................................... 135

46. UGC Human Resource Development Centre .............................................................. 135-136

47. CDC, APTC, NSS, NCC ............................................................................................... 136-140

48. University Sports Board ................................................................................................. 140-144

49. Liaison Office (SC/ST/PwD & OBC)............................................................................... 144

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UNIVERSITY OF RAJASTHAN: At A GLANCE

The University of Rajasthan holds the distinction ofbeing the oldest Institution of higher learning in Rajasthan.It was established as Rajputana University on 8 of January,1947 and recognized from the time of its inception undersections 2f and 12B of UGCAct.

The main objective of the University has been thecreation and dissemination of knowledge. It caters to theaspirations for higher education of students of Rajasthan andfrom other parts of the country The location of the Universityis Urban and its Central Campus is spread over 338.14acres. The satellite campus, comprising the ConstituentColleges, is spread over 138.21 acres. In the beginning theUniversity's jurisdiction encompassed the entire state. In theyear 1956, the Rajputana University was renamed as theUniversity of Rajasthan, keeping intact its envelopingjurisdiction. With the creation of other Universities, itsaffiliating jurisdiction was modified in geographical terms.However it has today UG and PG Colleges affiliated to it. TheUniversity is still the hub of Higher Education in Rajasthanand attracts students from all over Rajasthan and other partsof India and also from abroad. The University believes that inits journey of seven decades, it has brought about atransformation in Higher Education in Rajasthan and thecountry at large. Some of the distinctive features of theUniversityare as follows:

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Now the Jurisdiction of the University has reduced toJaipur and Dausa Districts. Earlier 1139 affiliatingColleges were spread in seven districts of Rajasthan. AtpresentUniversityhas534 affiliated colleges.Four out of the six constituent Colleges have beenaccorded College with Potential Excellence (CPE)status.Four PG Departments (Physics, Chemistry, Zoology,Philosophy) have been awarded UGC Centre forAdvanced Studies status. Department of Physics andEconomics have completed DSAProgrammes and fiveDepartments (Botany, Geology, Mathematics,Sociology and Home Science) are running DRSprogrammes.Seven of the Science Departments are running DST-FIST programmes.Faculty members receive research grant through researchprojects sanctioned by different agencies like UGC, DST,BRNS,CSIR,ICMR,ICSSR,ICHRandICAR.A large number of Research Papers and books arebeing published by the Faculty members regularly.During last three years 7 international and 17 nationalconferences were organized by different departments.In addition to these 44 national seminars 4 internationalseminars One summer school, one nationalsymposium and 45 workshops were also organized bydifferent departments. Large number of participantsand experts attended these conferences / seminars /workshops.Faculty participates in prestigious InternationalCollaborations such as large Hadron Collider at CERN(Geneva), nuclear reactor at Dubna (Russia),Synchrotron radiation sources in Italy and Chicago,nono-particle based drug delivery research in RoswellPark Cancer Institute, State University of New York,Buffalo etc. Former Prime Minister Dr. ManmohanSingh gave recognition to this fact in his address at the91 Indian National Science Congress inBhubaneswar, in which he said “The University ofRajasthan leads among the top.The University has been accredited with GradeAby theNational Assessment and Accreditation Council (anautonomous Institution of the University GrantsCommission) on March 17, 2016.

The Department of Sociology has beensanctioned under UGC-SAP, DRS-III (2018-23) Status.

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Ministry of Human Resource Development (MHRD),Government of India & Government of Rajasthan has alsoapproved a grant of Rs. 15.00 Crores and also released a grantof Rs. 7.50 Crores (first installment) towards RashtriyaUchchatar Shiksha Abhiyan RUSA.2.0 Programme on31.03.2020 under Component 10: Research Innovation andQuality Improvement. This Programme is meant forEntrepreneurship and Career Hub (Entrepreneurship,Employability and Innovation Hub).University organized 30th Convocation function on 08th January,2021. Honourable Governor of State Sh. Kalraj Mishra deliveredthe Convocation address. The candidates received D.Litt.degree, 99 students received gold medals for their merit indifferent UG and PG programmes and nearly 210 studentsreceived theirPh.D.degreeson thisoccasion.The University of Rajasthan has developed an interdisciplinaryplatform, to facilitate academia industry partnership, the RUBICsociety on 24th February 2020 to promote incubation facility withinfrastructure training to students, entrepreneurs' start-ups andfaculty working in innovation of various subjects. The RUBICsociety was inaugurated by the honorable Chief Minister ofRajasthan Shri Ashok Gehlot, on 28th February 2020, with therelease of the booklet of RUBIC. RUBIC aspires to create a topclass incubation facility for startups of Rajasthan. Incubation facilityoffered includes laboratory and instrument access, office space,high-speed internet conference facility and the buddingentrepreneur'saccesstomentorsandangel investors'network.University has put up two start ups and five research projects inthe Higher Education & Human Resource Conclave organizedin Hotel Clarks Amber during 16-17 December, 2019. The twostartups have been developed by UIC B. In addition to thesefour experiments developed by Center for Development ofPhysics Education were also displayed. The conclave wasinaugurated by Sh. Ashok Gahlot, Chief Minister, Rajasthan.He spent nearly 10 minutes on the three stalls and took interestin the products developed by university. Minister of HigherEducation and Minister of Technical Education wereaccompanied him. Dr. Anil Sahashrabudhe, Chairman, AICTEalso spent nearly 20 minutes time on the stalls and obtaineddetailed information about different items displayed in thestalls.University organized Placement fair on 20th December, 2019.71 companies participated in the fair to recruit students andpicked nearly 5600 students for different jobs. Some of thecompanies issued appointment letters to shortlistedcandidates during the placement fair.University with Potential for Excellence (UPE): UGC hasrecognized the University of Rajasthan amongst the top 15Indian Universities with Potential for Excellence (UPE) in 2012.A grant of Rs. 50 Crore has been sanctioned for enhancementof academic & research activities.In addition UGC has also sanctioned a grant of Rs. 10 croresfor the fellowship of the Non NET Ph.D. students of theUniversity till completion of XII plan period.Promotion of University Research and Scientific Excellence(PURSE): Department of Science and Technology,Government of India has recognized the University ofRajasthan under its Promotion of University Research andScientific Excellence (PURSE) programme. The h-index of theUniversity at the time of sanction was around 50 and hence agrant of Rs. 32.4 Crore has been sanctioned to the Universityfor Scientific Research and Development. The present h-indexof university is more than 110.Ministry of Human Resource Development (MHRD),Government of India & Government of Rajasthan sanctioned Rs.20.00 Crores as Infrastructure grant under Rashtriya UchchatarShikshaAbhiyan (RUSA.1.0)Programme.Ministry of Human Resource Development (MHRD),Government of India & Government of Rajasthan hasapproved a grant of Rs. 7.00 Crores towards RashtriyaUchchatar Shiksha Abhiyan RUSA.2.0 Programme underComponent 13: Faculty Improvement Programme. Under thisProgramme a new HRDC Building worth Rs. 3.50 Crores isbeing constructed. This Programme is meant for newly

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Programme and Refreshers Courses.Ministry of Human Resource Development (MHRD),Government of India & Government of Rajasthan hasfurther approved a grant of Rs. 35.00 Crores and alsoreleased a grant of Rs. 17.50 Crores (first installment)towards Rashtriya Uchchatar Shiksha Abhiyan RUSA.2.0Programme under Component 10: Research Innovationand Quality Improvement. This Programme is meant for 19Research proposals submitted by the University.The (UNICEF)hassanctioneda grant of Rs. 22.89 Lakhs towards State Centre of Excellencefor Nutrition (SCOE) to the University Department of HomeSciencefor theperiodMarch2021toFeb2022.MHRD, New Delhi has sanctioned Rs. 10 Crores to universitytoestablishDesignInnovationCenter(DIC)atCCT.BIRAC, New Delhi has provided a financial support of Rs. 2.2Crores to establish University Innovation Cluster (UIC)programmeinBiotechnology.ThiscenterisalsorunningatCCT.State government has approved a financial support of Rs. 13Crores through DST, Rajasthan for the establishment ofCenter forExcellence in Nanotechnology.One of the young scientists Mr. Madhusudan Murthi who iscurrently working in UIC programme has received afinancial support of Rs. 50 Lacs from DST, New Delhi toestablish two start-up companies in the field ofBiotechnology. He also received best start-up award of Rs.20 Thousand in the International Knowledge MillenniumConference (IKMC-2019) held in Chennai.Department of Hindi has been sanctioned Rs. 56 lacsunder Up-gradation Programme by UGC under XII Plan forthe first time since its inception of the Department.The Department of Science & Technology, Govt. ofRajasthan has approved a grant of Rs. 30.00 Lakhs forestablishing Bio-Technology Business Incubator as part ofChief Minister Budget Announcement during the FinancialYear 2017-18.The Ministry of Culture, Govt. of India, New Delhi hassanctioned a corpus fund of Rs.4.00 Crore for setting up ofpermanent chair in the name of Shri Guru Govind Singh jias part of 350 anniversary of Shri Guru Govind Singh Ji.Accordingly the interest so accrued on the corpus fund isbeing utilized for the establishment and research studies ofthe Centre.Realizing the potential of the university in developing newinnovative products and technologies in near future, theDST, Govt. of Rajasthan, has extended both financial andexpert help in starting an IPR Cell in the University. Rs. 2lakhs has been granted for the setting up IPR Cell officeand DST has offered help in filing patent and other IPapplications from the university.The Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment, Govt. ofIndia has established a new Dr. Ambedkar Chair in theUniversity.Faculty members have established International linkages andundertaken collaborative programmes with research Institutesand Universities from countries such as USA, Germany,Switzerland, Italy, Australia, Canada, Japan, UK, Norway,Sweden,Brazil,Russia,Mexico,FinlandandFranceetc.At the national level, faculty members have been usingNational facilities such as neutron reactor at BARC inMumbai; particle accelerators at IUAC in New Delhi andVECC in Kolkata; synchrotron radiation source in CAT,Indore; facilities at TIFR in Mumbai, IGCAR in Chennai,UGC-DAE CSR in Indore, Mumbai and Kolkata, CDRI inLucknow, IUAAC in Pune, AIIMS in New Delhi and NPL inNew Delhi.Centre for Development of Physics Education has earnednational and international recognition for developinginnovation experiments in Physics Laboratories at UG andPG levels.Some of the other notable Study Centres in the University are:Centre for Human Ecology, Environmental and PopulationStudies,Centre forNon-conventionalEnergyResources,SocialScienceResearchCentre,SouthAsiaStudiesCentre,CentreforWomen'sStudiesandCentreforRajasthanStudies.

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University has set up a Centre for ConvergingTechnologies which offers five years integrated M.Tech.Degree in the streams and Nano-bio-info and Cogno-Technology.ThisCentre is the first of its kind in the country.Semester pattern and CGPA grading system has beenintroduced at PG level in all the University Departments.Admission in Post-Graduate Programme are donethrough entrance examination.Admission to M.Phil. and Ph.D. programmes are donethrough an entrance examination. Course work has beenmade mandatory as a part of Ph.D. / M.Phil.Programmes.27 students from Department of Law have succeeded inclearing RJS examination this year. The topper in thisexamination is also a student of university. 12 studentsfrom Statistics Department have cleared RajasthanStatistical Service Examination. All 12 vacancies areoccupied by students of this department.A large number of students studying at both the undergraduate and post-graduate levels belong tomarginalized sections of the society.More than 40% of the students on the campus comprisewomen students.Pass-out students from the Post Graduate Programmehave been joining prestigious institutes like BARC, TIFR,PRL, NPL, DRDO, CDRI, IITs, IUAC, IUCAA, UGC-DAECSR, NPL, NCL, ICS and RAS.The University has a vibrant Human ResourceDevelopment Centre (Erstwhile Academic Staff College)ranked as the II best performer by NAAC amongst 66HRDCS of India.UGC INFONET Centre; National Knowledge Network,ERNET PoP, Grid Computing facilities are available in thecampus.University Website, Mail Server, Student Portal, ArchiveServer designed / customized are maintained by theUniversity.INFLIBNET and other ICT facilities available on Campuswide area network through Infonet Centre.More than 8500 e-journals access available throughUGC-INFLIBNET.Wi-Fi facility is available in the main campus.

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Promotion of excellence in education and research byinculcating independent critical thought and scientifictemper.Promotion of interdisciplinary research on convergenceof science and technologies.Pursuit of high quality research pertaining to economy,social development, languages, arts, culture, energyand environment.Establishment and expansion of academic links andresearch collaborations with national and internationalinstitutions.Creation and strengthening of infrastructure for globalcompetence.Critical analysis of existing social hierarchies andconstruction of new models of sustainabledevelopment, equity and gender justice.

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Preparing Students for Careers in Science, SocialScience, Humanities, Commerce, Management,Fine Arts Sports Engineering Technology.

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The University of Rajasthan consists of the followingcomponents:(a) Constituent Colleges(b) Post-graduate Teaching Departments / Centres(c) Research

Undergraduate teaching is imparted in seven constituentcolleges of the University, while the teaching facultyappointed in the UniversityPostGraduate Departments:

Centres(a) Constituent Colleges

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Excellence in Education

Promotion of high quality research in diverse fields

Aims of Teaching

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Training Programmes

Access and Equity

Community & National Development, Environmentand Value Orientation

To create, preserve and disseminate knowledge.To impart higher education with quality and socialrelevance.To inculcate a sense of discipline and dedicationamongst students.

Emphasis discourse on frontier problemsconcern ing nat iona l economy, soc ia ldevelopment, scientific growth and defence.Emphasis on interdisciplinary research.Academic links and scientific cooperation withnational and international institutions.Creation and strengthening of infrastructurethrough R&D projects.

To develop an understanding of skills in variousmodes of inquiry and of critical thinking andproblem solving.To provide support ive and conduciveenvironment.To develop and demonstrate an understandingand appreciation of the rich complexity of humanexperience in terms of both its convergence anddivergence.

By facilitating production of intellectual capital andproperty in terms of research output, publications,applied research, transfer of knowledge, skills,strategies and technology from laboratory to landin the field of Science & Technology, SocialSciences, Arts, Fine Arts, Commerce andManagement, Law and Education.Through quality education to students by offeringrelevant courses and programmes and creatingskilled human resource to accept the social andscientific challenges.

Establishment of 9 Faculties-Arts,Commerce,Education, Engineering & Technology, Fine Arts,Law, Management, Science and Social Science.Courses offered (UG, PG, M. Phil. Ph.D.,Certificate, PG Diploma, Diploma), specializedresearch centers as well as inter disciplinarycourses in all the faculties at University maincampus, constituent and affiliated collegesensuring their relevance, utility and purpose.

Organization of Orientation/Refresher Courses,Workshops on Curriculum Development, andExamination Reforms.Deputation of teachers, non-teaching staff andstudents for personality development andcapacity building programmes.Short term training programmes to non-teachingstaff on education, administration, computerization,and examination methods.Organizing public lectures and inviting visitingprofessors to interact with students and facultymembers.

Provision of reservation to all the disadvantagedgroups SC, ST, OBC, MBC and EWS, differentlyabled groups as per State Government rules.

Department of Life Long Learning, Centre forD e v e l o p m e n t o f P h y s i c s E d u c a t i o n ,Environmental Studies and Departmental forumsfor community development and extensionactivities.

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NSS & NCC forums at under graduate level.Inculcation of the practice for sustainable developmentValue Orientation through NSS, NCC, Student WelfareProgrramme, Memorial Lectures Workshops and PublicLectures.Liaison with Non Government Organizations, GovernmentOrganisations, National and International Organizationsfor Scientific, Community and National DevelopmentProjects and Programmes.

Provision of computer education at undergraduate level,usage of ICT tools in teaching learning and evaluation.Provision for ICT related and oriented courses M. Tech.,MCA, M.Sc. (IT), PGDCA, BCA, and sensitization andawareness programmes for other disciplines.Training in both basics and advanced skills in computerusage and applications.Computerization of library, examination work and databasemanagement.INFLIBNET and other ICT facilities are available onCampus wide area network through Infonet Centre.Emphasis on Open Source Technology for applicationdevelopment.Computer Labs, Research Centers and provision ofcomputers in all the sections of administration andacademics.

Offering globally relevant PG and research courses. e.g.Computer Science, Management, Biotechnology,Microbiology, Converging Technologies, Social Sciences,Women's Studies, Arts, Geo-Informatics, MineralProcessing, Instrumentation Technology, Material Science,Pharmaceutical Chemistry, Journalismetc.Provision for training and development on practical skillsand human resource skills leading to global competencies.The University aims to impart higher education with quality

and social relevance. It provides academic and researchfacilities in various streams to the students studying in UniversityDepartments, Constituent Colleges and Affiliated Colleges/Institutions. The University offers 46 Ph.D. Programmes, 25 M.Phil Programmes, 51 Masters degree programmes, and 18Bachelors degree programmes. Besides focusing ondissemination of knowledge and search for excellence inteaching and research, the University prepares the students asgood future citizens and endeavors to inculcate amongst them asense of discipline and dedication. The University istransforming its curricular activities keeping in view the recenttrends of development.

The University generates cost effective resources toachieve financial self-sufficiency. Self financing courses areoffered both at U.G. and P.G. level. Being both teaching andaffiliating University, it ensures equitable distribution of facilitiesfor higher education in different parts of the state under itsjurisdiction.

The University encourages its teachers to undertakeresearch activities and gives financial support to attend

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seminars and workshops. Financial grants are also given fororganizing conferences. Interdisciplinary approach andcollaborative research are being encouraged to achieveexcellence in education.

The Goals and Objectives

(i) University Commerce College (CommerceFaculty)

(ii) University Law College (Law Faculty)(iii) University Law College centre-II (Law Faculty)(iv) University Maharani College (Multi-Faculty

College for Women)(v) University Maharaja College (Science Faculty)(vi) University Rajasthan College (Arts and Social

Sciences)(vii) University Five year Law College (Law Faculty)

Looking to the needs and demands of students,the University started courses at Rajasthan College,Maharani, Maharaja and Commerce Colleges on self-financing basis.

All the constituent colleges provide library andsports facilities and motivate the students to join NCCand NSS programmes. Besides this, colleges alsoorganize seminars, workshops, lectures and paneldiscussions to strengthen academics.

Faculties of Arts, Science, Social Science,Commerce, Law, Management, Fine Arts, Educationand Engineerring & Technology are running PGprogrammes. Except in some SFS programmes,Admission to the P.G. Courses are based on entrancetests or on merit basis. Some of the P.G. Departmentsalso run need-based self-financing courses. Eminentscholars have been the faculty in this universityincluding Professors Raja Chelliah, Raj Krishna, L.S.Ramaswami, C.V. Subramaniam, M.V. Mathur, P.N.Srivastava, R.K. Kaul, R.C. Mehrotra, YogendraSingh, G. Ranganathan, Satish Chandra,Dayakrishna, Om Prakash, Iqbal Narain, G.C. Pande,B.L.Saraf, S.Loknathan, S.P.Verma, C.P.Bhambhri,V.R.Mehta, Y.K.Alagh, C.Rangarajan etc.

Research support and Special Assistance havebeen made available to many departments by theUGC. Several departments are actively engaged ininnovative research, and have been recognized for theFIST, COSIST, CAS, SAP-DRS-I, II & III and DSTDAAD programmes of the University GrantsCommission. The research done by the facultymembers have been reflected in publications ofarticles in peer-reviewed journals. Some teachershave been honoured with international and nationalawards and citations.

Depending upon the disciplinary advancement,needs of the students and the demands of society,syllabi have been upgraded time to time. The processof globalization has also prompted formulation of newcourses which may go a long way in providing jobs tothe students. Some of the courses started in recenttimes are as follows:

(i) Biotechnology(ii) Microbiology(iii) Information Technology(iv) Journalism & Mass Communication(v) Finance Control(vi) Management(vii) International Business(viii)Environmental Science(ix) European Studies

(b) P.G. Departments

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The Under-Graduate Courses:

The Five Year Integrated Courses:

(c) Research Centres

(i) ComputerApplications(ii) BusinessAdministration(iii) FineArts(iv) Music(v) Library & Information Science(vi) Physical Education

(i) Dual Degree B.Tech-M.Tech in ConvergingTechnologies

(ii) B.A. LL.B. Hons.

The University also provides opportunities tothe deserving students and teachers to undertakeresearch in the fields of their specialization. For thispurpose, Research Centers have beenestablished. These research Centres havestrengthened research, and some of them offer M.Phil Programmes of study. The following Centresare in existence:

1. Centre for Jain Studies

2. Centre for Converging Technologies

3. Centre for Computer Science & InformationTechnologies

4. Centre for Development of Physics Education

5. Centre for Non-Conventional EnergyResources

6. Indira Gandhi Centre for Human Ecology,Environmental and Population Studies

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8. Centre forAmbedkar Studies

9. Centre for Life Long Learning

10. Centre for Museology and Conservation

11. Centre for Gandhian Studies

12. Centre for Rajasthan Studies

13. Centre for the Study of Social Exclusion andInclusive Policy

14. Centre for Women Studies

15. SouthAsia Studies Centre

16. Social Sciences Research Centre

17. Centre for Mass Communication

18. Centre for Museology and Conservation

Shri Guru Gobind Singh Chair for NationalIntegration and Sikh Studies

The Support Services in the University

University Central LibraryThe Central Library building is located near the

main gate of the University. It has a seating capacity ofabout 700 students. It has collection of more than 5 lacbooks, bound periodicals, etc. The Library subscribesto a plethora of current journals in physical form relatingto various subjects. In addition, about 10500+e-journalsare available for online access under e-Shodh SindhuConsortium. RFID system has been installed for inhouse operations of the Central Library.

Anew building of the University Central Library hasbeen constructed with a financial assistance of nearly12 crore Rs. from UGC under UPE grant. This buildingwill be soon made operational.

Sports Complex

Health Centre.

The University has a Counseling Centre, to guidethe students and resolve their personal and emotionalproblems.

The University Campus has dispensary and healthset-up of Allopathic, Ayurvedic Homeopathy, EssentialMedicines are provided free of cost. Medical health check-up camps, both routine and specialized (ECC, B.P. BloodSugar, Bone Mass Density, Pulmonary Function tests,Diabities, HbAIc, Uric acid, Thyoid function, Liquid Profiletests Neuropathy detection etc. are organized from time totime. The Health centre is providing Curative,Comprehensive, Preventive counselling. Rehabilitativeand Nutritive & Psychological counselling services (EverySaturday) to the students, teachers, employees & theirdependents.

Students Advisory Bureau, came into existence in1962, upholds the motto: "We do not believe in framingthe future for next generation, rather we wish to framethe next generation for the future."

The University and its Constituent Colleges havewell furnished hostel accommodation for the students.Hostels are earmarked for particular courses/streams orcollege campuses.

The University is at present running 19 Hostels, outof which 14 are in the Main Campus and rest are situatedin the Constituent Colleges.

Every Hostel has its own unique tradition. Youth

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Hostels & Residences

The University has a Modern Sports Complex andalso a Swimming Pool, which has been the venue of manyNational Swimming Meets and Inter University/NationalTournaments. The University has always accorded a highpriority to games and sports. Fully developed indoorGymnasium Hall along with a Yoga Centre are the uniqueattraction of the Sports Complex. With the support ofSports Authority of India, we have established SAI, DayBoarding Centre in six games: Athletics, Volleyball, TableTennis, Badminton, Hockey & Wrestling.

Our University is among the first 09 Universities inIndia to win the medals in West Zone, All India InterUniversity tournaments & World University Compititationand to have excellent Physical Education and Sportsfacilities in One Complex. These are:-

Well equipped Fitness Centre,International level Swimming Pool,Nine lane Cinder “Athletics Track”,Two Cricket grounds,Two Football grounds,One Hockey Ground,Three Basketball Courts,Four Volleyball Courts,Four Tennis Courts,One Inter National Standard Wooden FloorGymnasium Hall for Table Tennis, Wrestling,Badminton, Wt. Lifting, etc. facilities.Well equipped Computer LabLibrary, Physiology, Psychology, Test &Measurement labs.Class rooms & Seminar HalL

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festival is organised in each hostel every year. Thisfestival leaves a memorable inprint on hostel inmates.Aninter hostel youth Frstival, ‘Basant’ is also organised soas to provide common competitive platform for themanifestation of cultural talents of the hostel inmates.

Besides hostels, there are Teachers Hostel, WorkingWomen Hostel and faculty residences located at the maincampus. Some residences are for the non-teachingemployees as well. The University has an eco-friendlyenvironment. The nursery-cum-garden office of theuniversity looks after lawns and parks. The university hasnursery which has some rare plants and shrubs. PlantExhibitionsare also organized on variousoccasons.Students’ Welfare

The office of the Dean, Students’ Welfare &International Students’ Advisor (DSW & ISA) helps theUniversity students in the overall development. Thisoffice provides career counselling for the students toenable them to choose academic fields of their interest.

The UGC- Human Resource Development Centre(known as Academic Staff College, prior to April 1, 2015)of the University or Rajasthan, Jaipur was established on11th May, 1988 under UGC’s scheme of setting upAcademic Staff Colleges (ASCs) in suitable universities inIndia, in the wake of National Policy on Education (NPE)1986 which emphasized the crucial link between teachermotivation and the qualityofeducation.

As per UGC XII Plan revised guidelines, theexisting Academic Staff Colleges have been renamedas UGC Human Resource Development Centres(HRDCs) w.e.f. 1stApril, 2015.

On the initiative of the MHRD, in 2012, the NAACpeer review committee had visited our ASC (HRDC) forits accreditation. It was ranked as the second bestperformer amongst 66ASCs (HRDCs) in India.

University Science and Instrumentation Centre(USIC) has endowed with advanced instruments ascentral facility like SQUID, SEM, TEM etc. catering to theneed of University Science departments for research.These facilit ies information is available onuniraj.ac.in/usic/. The facility can also be accessed byother academic institution as per UOR rules and detailsare available on university website. Besides the above,mechanical (Lathe machines, Milling Machines etc.),glass blowing, electronics, welding, and gas filling arealso available to those trained in and can do on their own.

Infonet Centre maintains university website(www.uniraj.ac.in ) and Web servers. The websiteinformation is updated by this Infonet Centre according tothe request of the respective Academic unit,Administrative unit. Infonet Center caters Optical fiberNetwork in the University Campus. This connects allacademic units, administrative offices, Guest House byusing distribution switches and Access Switches. ThisNetwork is also supported by Optical Fiber backbone.This acts as an Internet gateway for the campus-wideuniversity network. The campus-wide University networkconsists of state of the art networking equipment capableof providing high bandwidth with 1 Gbps fiber backbonesat distribution level to provide connectivity to all Faculties,Departments and Centres. The National Knowledge

UGC Human Resource Development Centre

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National and International Seminars, Lectures andWorkshops are organized regularly and facultymembers are given all possible financial andacademic support to participate in such events atNational and International levels. Eminent scholarsare also invited to the University as visiting faculty.

Statutory bodies like the Senate, the Syndicate, theAcademic Council, the Faculties, the ResearchBoard, the Boards of Studies and the Board ofInspectors are regular in their meetings and vibrantand vigilant in their deliberations.

The University examination system is fullycomputerised.

To provide financial assistance to the needystudents, a University Corpus Fund has beencreated.

To ameliorate the grievance of every strata ofUniversity Community, a standing mechanism hasbeen evolved wherein three separate GrievanceCommittees function on a continuous basis.

The University of Rajasthan has been striving withfullest commitment to uphold the Hand Book and tosincerely implement the rules and regulationsprovided therein.

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International Cooperation Cell established in 2007,

works to facilitate cooperation between University of

Rajasthan and International universities. It coordinates,

negotiates and partners with International Universities

to develop exchange programmes for faculty and

students. From 2007 onwards, 57motilities of students

and Faculty have taken place. Out of these, 22 students

and 08 faculty members have come from foreign

Universities to the University of Rajasthan and 26

students and 02 Faculty members have gone from

University of Rajasthan to Paul Valery Montpellier-III,

France; Jean Moulin Lyon-III,France; University of

Montreal, Quebec, Canada, and Novosibirsk State

Technical University, Russia.

In the last academic year, one student from ELLCS

department is pursuing her one semester as exchange

student in Jean Moulin Lyon 3, Lyon, France. Two

students from Jean Moulin Lyon 3, France came to

Department of Sociology, University of Rajasthan UOR

for 2 semesters in the academic year 2019-20as

exchange students.

MOUs with the University Jean-Moulin Lyon 3,

France and the University Laval (Quebec, Canada)

were renewed in 2019 for 5 years. In the year 2021,

MOU with Aix Marseilles University, France & university

Teknologi Mara, Malaysiya have been signed. This

facilitate students to get international exposure. This

year 5 students of M.A. French Programme from

ELLCS, UOR have been accepted as exchange

students in Jean Moulin lyon 3 (3 students) and Aix

Marseilles (2 students) for one semester.

Academic Commitments of the University

Administrative Service Pre-Entry Training Centre(APTC)

The Centre was set up by the University in 1978

and it has been given the status of an Independent

Centre in 1999. The Centre has been organizing

several pre-entry training courses for Indian Civil

Services and Rajasthan Administrative and Sub-

ordinate Services for over four decades on Self-

financing basis.

The Centre is providing coaching for RAS, ICS,RJS, NET/SLET, Bank P.O., Spoken English, SchoolLecturer Grade-I, Junior Accountant and othercompetitive examinations. This Centre invites eminentacademicians, bureaucrats, and experts in therespective fields, who impart incisive training to thestudents aspir ing for various competi t iveexaminations.

The Centre imparts rigorous training forcompetition examinations. The past performance interms of selection of the students enrolled in thisCentre has been very good as almost 1/3 of suchstudents have been getting selected in the competitiveexaminations. The UPSC & RPSC results have ratedthe University of Rajasthan among top institutions,where from the candidates are selected.

Network (NKN) Govt. of India project Point of Presence(PoP) is commissioned in the Infonet Centre throughwhich University students and staff are interconnectedthrough Internet with up to 1 Gbps connectivity forresource sharing with all major educational and researchinstitutionsacross the country.

The University has it's own Printing Press,

established 1962. It looks after the publication needs of

the University, Departments, Colleges and University

administration.

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Prof. Rajeev Jain Chairman

Smt. Neelima Takshak (Registrar) Ex-officio Secretary

Prof. S.L. Sharma Member

Prof. N. K. Pandey Member

Prof. Harsh Dwivedi Member

Prof. Nimali Singh Member

Prof. Rajesh Singh Member

Dr. B. L. Bairwa Member

Commissioner, College Education Member

Shri Ameen Kagzi, MLA Member

Shri Gopal Lal Meena, MLA Member

FACULTY DEANS

Prof. N. K. Pandey Faculty of Arts

Prof. S.L. Sharma Faculty of Social Science

Prof. S. K. Gupta Faculty of Science

Prof. Abhay Upadhyaya Faculty of Commerce

Prof. Harsh Dwivedi Faculty of Management

Dr. Pramila Dubey Faculty of Education

Dr. Sanjula Thanvi Faculty of Law

Prof. Anjalika Sharma Faculty of Fine Arts

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H.E. the President of India

Hon'ble Governor of RajasthanKalraj Mishra

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Registrar

Comptroller of Finance and Financial Advisor

Controller of Examination

Smt. Neelima Takshak 2706813

Dr. Hoshiyar Singh 2710978

Dr. Rakesh Rao 2707111

Dr. Raj Kumar Jain 2706618, 2710897

Dr. Kuldeep Mishra

Shri Arvind Kumar Sharma 2710799

Smt. Shruti Shekhawat 2708788

Shri Anand Agarwal 2711349

Dr. Bhupendra Singh Shekhawat 2708614

Dy. Registrar, Acad. (I), A & F & P.P.

Dy. Registrar, Acad. (II), Exam. Secrecy & G.Ad.

Dy. Registrar, Research & Estt- I & II

Dy. Registrar, Estt- II

Dy. Registrar, Degree & Misc. & OIC

P.R.O.

Uni.Press

Vice-Chancellor's Secretariat

Hony. Directors

Heads of Departments

Faculty of Arts

PA to Vice-Chancellor

Shri Manoj Kumar Gurjar 2707863

P.G. School of Commerce

P.G. School of Social Sciences

Prof. Mohan Lal Sharma

Prof. Rajesh Kumar 2711070

Prof. P. J. John 2711070

Prof. Neelima Gupta 2711070

Prof. Om Mahala 2709048

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P.G. School of Humanities

P.G. School of Life Sciences

P.G. School of Physical Sciences

Department of English

Department of European Lang. Lit. and CulturalStudies

Department of Hindi

Prof. Urvashi Sharma

Prof. Deepa S.P. Mathur

Dr. Nidhi Raisinghani

Department of Philosophy

Department of Sanskrit

Department of Urdu & Persian

Prof. Arvind Vikram Singh

Prof. Rajesh Kumar

Prof. Nasera Basri

Faculty of Commerce

Faculty of Education

Faculty of Fine Arts

Faculty of Law

Faculty of Science

Department of Accountancy and Business

Statistics

Department of Business Administration

Department of Eco. Adm. and Financial Mgmt.

Prof. Abhay Upadhyay

Prof. Pradeep Sharma


Prof. Anurag Sharma

Centre for Entrepreneurship & Skill Development

Department of Education

Department of Library & Information Science

Department of Physical Education

Dharmender Singh Chauhan

Arvind Vikram Singh

Prof. Prakesh Sharma

Rajesh Kumar

Department of Life Long Learning

Prof.

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Department of Dramatics

Department of Drawing & Painting

Department of Music

Prof. Archana Srivastava

Prof. Tanuja Singh

Prof. Anjalika Sharma

Shri Rajat PandelDepartment of Visual Arts

Department of LawDr. Sanjula Thanvi

Department of Botany

Department of Chemistry

Department of Geography

Department of Geology

Department of Home Science

Department of Mathematics

Department of Physics

Department of Psychology

Department of Statistics

Department of Zoology

Asha Jain

Ram Narayan Sharma

Paresh Vyas

Rashmi Raniwala

Prof. Mukta Singhvi

Pankaj Nagar

Rekha Vijayvargiya

Ram Narayan Sharma

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Directors of Research Centres

Faculty of Arts

Faculty of Engineering & Technology

Faculty of Science

Faculty of Social Science

Department of Anthropology

Department of Economics

Department of History & Indian Culture

Department of Political Science

Department of Public Administration

Department of Sociology

Sangeeta Sharma

Prof. Om Mahala

Prof.

Prof.

Prof.

Prof.

Prof.

Prof. Urvashi Sharma

Kumud Sharma

Rameshwar Jat

Manju Singh

Rashmi Jain

Department of Mass Communication

Centre for Jain Studies

Prof. Rashmi Jain

Centre for Converging Technologies

Director

Additional Directors

Prof. P.J. John

Prof. H.S. Palsania

Prof. K.V.R. Rao

Prof. V.K. Saxena

Prof. Neelima Gupta

Director

Dr. Aruna Choudhary

Dr. Sandeep Singh

Dr. Ghanshyam Bera

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Dy. Director

Centre for Computer Science & InformationTechnology

Centre for Development of Physics Education

Centre for Non-Conventional Energy Resources

Dy. Director

Indira Gandhi Centre for Human Ecology,Environmental & Population Studies

Prof. Satya Narayan Dolia

Prof. Krishna Gupta

Prof. Shailendra Kumar Gupta

Dr. Chhagan Lal Sani

Dr. Surendra Singh Chouhan

Ambedker Studies

Centre for Gandhian Studies

Centre for Museology and Conservation

Centre for Rajasthan Studies

Centre for the Study of Social Exclusion &Inclusive Policy

Centre for Women Studies

Social Sciences Research Centre

South Asia Studies Centre

Shri Guru Gobind Singh Chair for NationalIntegration and Sikh Studies

Centre

NITI Aayog Chair

Dr. Ramesh Chawala

Dr. Rajesh Kumar Sharma

Prof. Pramila Poonia

Prof. Vinod Kumar Sharma

Prof. Rashmi Jain

Prof. Mukta Agrawal

Prof. Sangeeta Sharma

Prof. Meeta Mathur

Dr. Ashok Singh

Dr. Shashi Upadhyay

Principals & Vice-Principals ofConstituent Colleges

University Commerce College

Principal

Vice-PrincipalsDileep Singh 2710483

Mamta jainNaresh KumarM.L. Vasita

Prof.

Prof.Prof.Dr.

University Five Year Law College

University Law College Centre – I

University Law College Centre -II

Principal

Vice-PrincipalDr. Ankita Yadav 2709260

Dr. Rajeev SoniDr. Abhishek Chayal

Principal

Dr. Rajesh Gour

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Vice-Principals

Dr. G.S. Rajpurohit

Dr. Tarun Kumar Jonwal

University Maharaja College

PrincipalProf. Santosh Kumar Gupta 2567290

Prof. Satya Narayan DoliaProf. Ramawatar SharmaDr. Rishi Kesh MeenaDr. Devendra Kumar MahavarDr. Priyadarshi Meena

Vice-Principals

Faculty of Management

R. A. Podar Institute of Management

Prof. Harsh Dwivedi

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Principal

Vice-PrincipalProf. Mukta Agrawal 2371918

Dr. Khursheed. J. NaqviDr. Daisy SharmaDr. Chandrani Sain

Principal

Vice-Principals

Prof. 2710565

Prof. Ram Narayan Sharma

Prof. Anil Kumar Bharadwaj

Dr. Sudhir Kumar Sharma

Dr. Suman Maurya

S. L. Sharma

Director (Research )

Director (Exam )

Prof. N. K. Pandey 2711070

Prof. Anurag Sharma

UGC–Human Resource Development Centre

Director

Administrative Services Pre-Entry Training

Centre

Director

Central Library

Director

Deputy Librarian

Prof. Alpana Kateja 2710925

Prof. Ram Singh Chauhan 2709527

Ms. Suman Maurya ______

Prof. S. L. Sharma

Dr. Nandani Khattar

Prof. Om Prakash Sharma 2710580

Prof. Sarina Kalia 2710497

Prof. Anjalika Sharma

Dr. Vishal Vikram Singh

Shri. Gajraj Singh Varma

Dr. Shikha Gupta

Dr. Deepa Mordiya

Dy. Director

College Development Council

Coordinator

Dean Students' Welfare & International

Student Advisor

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Associate Deans

Dr. Akhil Kumar

Dr. Ghanshyam Kachhawa

Prof. Ramavtar Sharma 2711070-2308

Dr. Dalpat Meena

Dr. Rajesh Kumar Sharma 2709165

Prof. Mamta Jain 2709165

Prof. Rameshwar Jat


Prof. Arvind Vikram Singh

Dr. Surendra Singh Chouhan

Dr. Rajesh Kumar Sharma

Dr. R. D. Choudhary

Dr. Manish Sinsinwar

Prof. M. L. Sharma

Dr. Poonam

Dr. Bharati Chauhan

Garden Office

Radiation Saftey Officar

Saraswati Girls Hostel

Girls

Incharge

Gokhale Hostel

W.U.S. Hostel

Vivekanand Hostel

Maharana Pratap Hostel

Girls

Girls

Girls

Girls

Chief Warden

Annie Besant Hostel

Boys Hostel

Girls Hostel

Ambedker Hostel

Aravali Hostel

D.B.N. Hostel

H.J. Bhabha Hostel

J.C. Bose Hostel

C.V. Raman Hostel

Savitri Phule Girls Hostel

Kasturba Girls Hostel

Laxmi Bai Hostel

Meera Bai Hostel

Malviya Hostel

Mahi Hostel

Hostel Wardens

Dr. Tamegh Panwar

Dr. Amit Kotia

Dr. Sarita Meena

Dr. Laxmi Parewa

Dr. Neelam Punar

Dr. Chetna Choudhary

Dr. Jyoti Meena

Dr. Daisy Sharma

HOSTEL WARDENS

Mother Teresa Hostel

Infonet Centre

Director

Dy. Director

Internal Quality Assurance Cell

Coordinator

Medical Officer

Allopathic

Homeopath

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Officer Incharge NCC

National Service Scheme

Coordinator

Associate Proctors

Sports Board

Secretary

Girls

Veerangana Kali Bai Bheel Hostel- I & II

(Maharani College)

Ayurved

Liaison Officer

Chief Proctor

Additional Chief Proctor

Chairman

Dr. Daisy Sharma

Dr. Taravati Meena

Prof. Shailendra Kumar Gupta 2703559

Dr. Manisha Gupta 2703559

Dr. Dalpat Meena

Prof. Harsh Dwivedi

Dr. Roop Raj Bhardwaj M.D. (Ayurveda)

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Cap. Rajesh Kumar Sharma

Prof. B.S. Sharma

Dr. Anju Gahlot

Prof. H.S. Palsania 2711139 / 9460144084

Prof. Rajesh Kumar 9460458459

Prof. Ishrat Ullha Khan 9414780249

Dr. Tamegh Panwar 9413845645

Dr. Ammilal Rao 8824748628

Dr. Dev Dutt Patel 7597408461

Dr. Vinit Kumar 9462692650

Dr. Anshu Verma 9829250335

Dr. Poonam 9602054426

Dr. Jagdish Prasad Meena 9828392633

Shri Ameen Kagzi, MLA

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Dr. Shyam Mittal (MD) SMO 2708983

Dr. Sheenu Gupta MD-Homeo) - - -- -

Proctorial Board

Dr. Pramod Singh

Student's Advisory Bureau

Director

University Engineers

University Guest House

Incharge

Manager

University Press

Registrar University Press

Prof. Sushila Pareek 2710995

Er. K.K. Sharma, Ex. En. ----

Er. Yadvendra Singh, A.En.

Er. Ankur Sharma, A.En.

Er. Vinay Kumar, J. En. 2710548

Shri Anand Agrawal 2708581

Prof.. R. K. Singhal

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Prof. S. L. Sharma 2711497

Dr. Narpat Singh 2711497

Dy. & O.I.C.

University Science & Instrumentation Centre

Director

Anti Ragging Committee

Vice-Chancellor Chairman 2707863 (O)

Prof. Harsh Dwivedi Member 9414075920

Prof. Prakash Sharma Member 9414593222

Prof. Rameshwar Jat Member 9414322646

Prof. Shushila Pareek,

(Director S.A.B.) Member 7851078893

Prof. Sarina Kalia, D.S.W. Member 9214504699

Prof. Mamta Jain

Chief Warden (Girls) Member 9314505983

Smt. Neelima Takshak,

(Registrar) Member 0141-2706813

Dr. Rajesh Ku. Sharma

Chief Warden (Boys) Member 9414310889

Dr. Sanjula Thanvi Member 9414794465

Dr. Tamegh Panwar Member 9413845645

Dr. Naveen Sharma Member 9829455334

Dr. B.S. Shekhawat, PRO Member 0141-2708614

C.A. Sumer Singh

Choudhary Member 9414042359

ACP, Gandhi Nagar,

Jaipur (East) Member 0141-2709534

SHO, Gandhi Nagar

Police Station, Jaipur Member 0141-2719150

Shri Arpit Sharma Member 9461111789

Shri Vijay Sharma Member 9024966633

Mr. Pushpendra Singh

Deptt. of Pub. Adm. Member 9350123655

Mr. Kamlesh Saini

Deptt. of Chemistry Member 9950545197

Prof. H.S. Palsania

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Office :

DepartmentofPsychology,UniversityofRajasthan, Jaipur

1 Prof.Mukta Singhvi (Head,DepartmentofPsychology

Psychological Counselling Cell Coordinator

2 Prof. Prerna Puri, Department of Psychology

Psychological Counselling Cell Co-Coordinator

1 Prof. Mukta Singhvi (Head, Department of

Psychology

Psychological Counselling Cell Coordinator

2 Prof. Prerna Puri, Department of Psychology

Psychological Counselling Cell Co-Coordinator

Advisory Committee for smooth functioning of the

above Cell

Committee for Prevention of Sexual Harassment of Women at Work Place

Prof. MuktaAgrawal,

Director Centre for Women's Studies Chairperson 9413901775

Prof.Alpana Kateja Member 9414243508

Prof. Pawan Surana Member 9414070508

Prof. BeenaAgrawal Member 9414442037

Prof. Mamta Jain (Chief Warden-Girls) Member 9314505983

Prof. Rajesh Sharma (Chief Warden-Boys) Member 9414310889

Prof. H.S. Palsania (Chief Proctor) Member 9460144884

Dr. Meeta Sharma Member 9828593739

Dr. Sanjula Thanvi Member 9414794465

Dr.Aruna Choudhary Member 9001292925

Dr. Sheenu Gupta Member 9829850111

Mrs. Shruti Shekhawat Member Secretary 9783222333

3 Prof. O.P. Sharma,

Department of Psychology Member

4. Prof. Uma Mittal,


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Ragging is strictly prohibited in the University Campus /Constituent Colleges and outside

University Campus. If any such incident is brought to the notice of the University

Administration/Officer the concerned students after being found guilty will be expelled

from the University in compliance of the direction of Hon'ble Supreme Court.

The candidates are advised to acquaint themselves with the University

Statutes/Ordinances/Rules/Regulations/Syllabi. The Syllabi are available on the

University website http.//www.uniraj.ac.in. and amendments made therein from time to

time. The students are also advised to read the important and useful Ordinances of the

University.

All students admitted are required to carry with them their current identity cards, duly

authenticated by the concerned unit head failing which disciplinary action may be taken.

As per the direction of Hon'ble Supreme Court (1997), ‘Committee for Prevention of

Sexual Harassment of women at work place’ has been constituted. Any complaint in this

regard can be filed with the concerned HODs/ Principals/ or at the Centre for the Women's

Studies where the Committee is situated. Information regarding admission to M.Phil. and

Ph.D. courses will be provided separately.

A student is liable to be penalized for any kind of indiscipline, as defined in Ord. 88,

including restication from the College/Department/Centre/Hostel or any legal

proceedings, as per the provisions of Ordinance 88.

The student is required to complete 75% attendance, as per the provision of Ordinance

144, for appearing at their examinations.

Group Insurance is mandatory for all students.

Concerned Unit Head may be contacted for any clarification.

The basic preventive measures to be followed by all students at all time to reduce the risk of

infection with COVID-19. These include :

(i) Physical distancing of at least one meter to be followed at all times.

(ii) Use of face covers/masks are mandatory.

(iii) Parctice frequent hand washing (for at least 40–60 seconds) even when hands are

not visibly dirty and use of alcohol based hand sanitizers (for at least 20 seconds).

(iv) Respiratory etiquettes to be strictly followed. This involves strict practice of

covering one's month and nose while coughing/sneezing with a

tissue/handkerchief/flexed elbow and disposing off used tissues properly.

(v) Self-monitoring of health by all and reporting any kind of illness at the earliest to

University Health Centre.

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Banking & FinanceCo-operationCost & Works AccountancyCounsellingDevelopment and Investment BankingDramatics

Visual Arts

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Energy StudiesEnvironmental LawEnvironmental StudiesEuropean StudiesFrenchFinancial Analysis & ControlGermanHeritageHuman EcologyIndian CultureJain StudiesLabour LawManagement of Small Scale and Agro IndustriesPersianPopulation StudiesProject Planning & Infrastructure ManagementSpanishTax Practice (ABST)TaxationWomen's StudiesYoga Education

FrenchGermanGandhian ThoughtJain Darshan & SanskritiPersianPaintingSpanishUrduYoga Education

Bio-TechnologyCommunicative Skills in EnglishFashion DesigningFunctional English

Personality Development

Undergraduate ProgrammeB.A. (Hons.)B.A. (Pass)B.A.,LL.B. (Hons.) Five Year Integrated CourseB.B.A.B.C.A.B.Com. (Hons.)B.Com.B.Sc. (Hons.)B.Sc.B.Sc. (Home Science)B.P.A. (Vocal/Instrum.)B.P.A. (Kathak / Tabla)B. Lib. (Library & Information Science)LL.B.B.P.Ed (Physical Education)B.V.A. (Visual Arts Applied)B.V.A. (Visual Arts Painting)B.V.A. (Visual Arts Sculpture)

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4. Jain Studies Faculty of Social Science

5. Philosophy 38. Anthropology

6. Sanskrit 39. Economics

7. Urdu & Persian 40. History & Indian Culture

Faculty of Commerce 41. Journalism and Mass Communication

8. Accountancy & Business Statistics 42. Museology and Conservation

9. Business Administration 43. Political Science

10. Economic Administration & Financial Mgt. 44. Public Administration

Faculty of Education 45. Sociology

11. Education 46. South Asia Studies

12. Library & Information Science S. No. M.Phil. Programme

13. Physical Education Faculty of Arts

Faculty of Engineering & Technology 1. English Language Teaching

2. English Literature

14. Nanotechnology 3. Hindi

15. Bioinformatics and Biotechnology 4. Philosophy

16. Information and CommunicationTechnology

5. Sanskrit

17. Cognitive and Neuroscience 6. Urdu & Persian

Faculty of Fine Arts7. Jain Studies

Faculty of Commerce

18. Dramatics 8. Accountancy & Business Statistics

19. Drawing & Painting 9. Business Administration

20. Music 10. Economic Administration & Financial Mgt.

Faculty of Law Faculty of Education

21. Law 11. Physical Education

Faculty of Management Faculty of Science

22. Management 12. Energy

Faculty of Science 13. Geography

23. Botany 14. Mathematics

24. Bio-Technology 15. Physics

25. Chemistry 16. Psychology

26. Computer Science & Information

Technology

17. Statistics

27. Geography Faculty of Social Science

28. Geology 18. Economics

29. Home Science 19. Gandhian Studies

30. Human Ecology, Environmental &

Population Studies

20. History

31. Mathematics 21. Political Science

32. Microbiology 22. Public Administration

33. Non-Conventional Energy Resources 23. Sociology

34. Physics 24. South Asia Studies

25. Gender Studies

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S.No.

Name of Exam

Fee for session 2022-23

RegularEx.

StudentNon-

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1

B.A./B.Sc./B.Com/BCA/BBA/B.Sc.(Bio-Tech)/ B.Sc. Home Sc./Hons/ BVA/ B.Mus./ B.Des. Pt-Iand Add-On Certificate (If alreadyenrolled)

2

B.A./B.Sc./B.Com/BCA/BBA/B.Sc.(Bio-Tech) /B.Sc. Home Sc./Hons/ BVA/ BPA/B.Des. Pt-I (Ifnot enrolled)A- Non Rajasthan Board Students

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1450/- 1790/- 2600/- 1000/- 3600/-

4230/-(IncludingEnrl.+Elg.) 1790/-

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3

B.A./B.Sc./B.Com/BCA/BBA/B.Sc.(Bio-Tech)/B.Sc. Home Sc./Hons/BVA/B.P.A./B.Des. Pt-IIand Add-On Diploma

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4

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5

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6B.A./B.Sc. Additional (If notenrolled)

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9

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10

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3170/- 3650/- 5970/-

11BVA/B.Mus./B.Des. Pt-IV (Withdue paper of Pt-I, II & III) 3230/-

12Fees for Physically ChallangedStudents (for above all categries) 430/- 510/- 990/- 1000/-

S.No. Name of ExamSession 2022-23

Regular Ex-Student

1 B.B.A./B.Voc. I-Semester 1960/- 2450/-

2 B.B.A./B.Voc. II-Semester 1960/- 2450/-

3 B.B.A./B.Voc. III-Semester 1960/- 2450/-

4 B.B.A./B.Voc. IV-Semester 1960/- 2450/-

5 B.B.A./B.Voc. V-Semester 1960/- 2450/-

6 B.B.A./B.Voc. VI-Semester 1960/- 2450/-

7 For Physically challenged students 540/- 1020/-

8 For one due Paper 990/- 1150/-

9 For more then one due Paper 1960/- 1960/-

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VI- FEE PAYABLE FOR B.A. LL.B. SEMESTER SCHEME EXAM. 2022-23

S.No. Name of Exam.

1 B.A.LL.B. I-Semester 1140/-

2 B.A.LL.B. II-Semester 1140/-

3 B.A.LL.B. III-Semester 1300/-

4 B.A.LL.B. IV-Semester 1450/-

5 B.A.LL.B. V-Semester 1630/-

6 B.A.LL.B. VI-Semester 1960/-

7 B.A.LL.B. VII-Semester 2110/-

8 B.A.LL.B. VIII-Semester 2110/-

9 B.A.LL.B. IX-Semester 2200/-

10 B.A.LL.B. X-Semester 2700/-

11 Due Paper Semesterwise 790/-

IV- FEE PAYABLE FOR PG SEMESTERSCHEME (INCLUDING GRADING SYSTEM)

EXAM. 2022-23

S. No Name of Exam Fee for session 2022-23

1

M.A./M.Sc./M.Com./M.C.A/Dual degree M.Tch., C.T./

MJMC/M.Lib.Sc./M.P.Ed./M.Ed./LL.M./B.P.Ed./B.Ed.

(Spl.Ed.) (I-Semester)

1960/-

2


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4

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5M.A./M.Sc./M.Com./M.C.A/Dual degree M.Tch., C.T.

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6M.A./M.Sc./M.Com./M.C.A/Dual degree M.Tch., C.T.

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8 Dual degree M.Tch., C.T. (VIII-Semester) 2600/-

9 Dual degree M.Tch., C.T. (IX-Semester) 2900/-

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S. No. Name of Exam Regular Ex-Student

1 Certificate Course in Yoga Edu. 1630 1720

2 B.Lib. & Info. Sc. 2110 2270

3 M.J.M.C. (Previous)

4M.J.M.C. (Final)/P.G. Dip. In Yoga

Ed./P.G. Dip. In Dramatics2270

3560

3820

1790

2660

3560

1630

1960

2110

830

1230

1970

2270

1110

2440

660

2270

4050

4310

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2590

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2900

750

5 B.Ed. Part-I

6 B.Ed. Part - II

7 B.Ed. Part-I (Due Paper) (One Paper)

8 B.Ed. Part-I (Due Paper) (Two Paper)

9 B.Ed. Part-I (Due Paper) (Three Paper)

10 LL.B. I - Year

11 LL.B. II - Year

12 LL.B. III - Year

13 LL.B. (Due Paper) (One paper)

14 LL.B. (Due Paper) (Two paper)

15LL.B. (Due Paper) (Three paper) Full Exam. Fee

(Classwise)

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16 LL.M. Pt-I

17 LL.M. Pt-II

18 LL.M. Pt-II (Due paper of part-I)

19 One Year P.G. Diploma in Law

20Fees for Physically Challanged

Students (for above all categries)

III- FEE PAYABLE FOR PG COURSES EXAM. 2022-23

VII-ENROLLMENT AND ELIGIBILITY FEES FOR

SESSION 2022-23

S.No.

Enrollment Fee & Eligibility FeeFee forSession2022-23

1 Enrollment Fee 340/-

2

Eligibility Fee (For those candidates whohave passed their qualifying exam. fromother than the Board of Sec. Edu.Rajasthan)

340/-

Fee for session 2022-23

S.No.

Name of Exam RegularEx.

StudentNon-

Collegiate

Vimarsh Shulkfor NC

Total Feesfor NC

1

M.A./M.Sc./M.Com(Prev.)/All (PG)Diploma and DCWA(If already Enrolled)/Ord. 169 E-I

1870/- 2120/- 3070/- 1000/- 4070/-

2

M.A./M.Sc./M.Com(Prev.) and All (PG)Diploma (If NotEnrolled)

2520/-(IncludingEnrl. +Elg.)

- 3720/-(IncludingEnrl.+Elg.)

1000/- 4720/-(IncludingEnrl. +Elg.)

3

M.A./M.Sc./M.Com.(Final)/Addl/DCWAPt-II/III/ Ord. 169/E-(1)/0.215/0.238/0.250

2350/- 2600/- 3960/- 1000/- 4960/-

4

M.A./M.Sc./M.Com.(Final) (With duepapers of Prev./Ord.169-E (11)

3000/- 3230/- 5500/- 1000/- 6500/-

5

M.A./M.Sc./M.Com.(Final) /(Ord. 169 E-II/Due Papers of Finalonly)

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1870/- 3070/-

6M.A./M.Sc./M.Com.(Final) (Due Papersof Prev. only)

7M.A./M.Sc./M.Com.(Under Ord. 169-D)

-4200/-

1790/- 3720/- 1000/- 4720/-

5500/- 1000/-

1000/-

6500/-

6650/-

2070/-

5650/-8M.A./M.Sc./M.Com.(Under Ord. 179)

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660/- 750/- 1070/- 1000/--

1000/-

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4070/-

790/-

2110 2110

Fee forSession 2022-23

VIII- Late fee of Enrollment for the Session 2022-23

S.No

ParticularFee for the

session 2022-23

1. Without late fee of enrollment up to Nov. Nil

2. With late fee of enrollment up to Dec. 170/-

3. With late fee of enrollment up to March. 310/-

4. Enrollment fee After commencement of

Exam.

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FOR THE SESSION 2022-23

Various Exam. Fee Fee for Session2022-23

English Version Degree 340/-

Migration Certificate 260/-

Provisional Certificate 190/-

Duplicate Marksheet (Old) 260/-

Duplicate Marksheet (New) 190/-

Revaluation Fee (Per Paper) 430/-

Postal Charges (Per Mark sheet) 100/-

Corrections in Original marksheet/corrections in previous examinationrecords through UO Note prior tocurrent accdemic session (2021-22)

260/-

260/-

280/-

XII- Ph. D. Programme

** Fee Structure regarding foreign students is availableseparately at page No. 62

Entire fee of M.Phil. course will be charged inSemester-I.

XIII- M. Phil. Programme

XIV- Local Fund (For M. Phil. Programme)

XI Fee payable for B.A./ B.Sc. B.Ed Exam. 2022-23

S.No.

Particular

1. Ph.D. Admission Test(Uniraj-MPAT)

(i) 1255 (Forexempted TeacherCategory candidates)( ) 3085 (for EntranceTest)ii

2. Cost of Registration Form

3. Pre. Ph.D. Course Work Fee

4. Registration Fee

5. Re-Registration Fee

6. Thesis Submission Fee

7. Provisional Certificate Fee

8. Degree in Absentia Fee9. Development Fee

10. Caution Money 1865 (Refundable)11. Library Fee12. Lab Fee (as applicable)13. Tuition Fee14. Local Fund15. Cost of Re-Registration Form16. Convocation Fee17. Apex Body Fee18. NRSC Fee19. Group Insurance Fee20. Admission Fee

2022-2023

210 Per Month

385 Per Month385 Per Month

210

210

18540

1865

3720

7400

385

480

1865

655 one time

480 Per Year

S.No.

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9

10

8

7

6

5

4

Name of Exam.

For theSession 2022-23

B.A./B.Sc. – B.Ed. Part - I

B.A./B.Sc. – B.Ed. Part-II

With Due Paper of Part-II

B.A./B.Sc. – B.Ed. Part-III

B.A.-B.Ed./B.Sc.-B.Ed. Part-IV(with Due paper of Part-I

B.A.-B.Ed./B.Sc.-B.Ed. Part-IV(with Due paper of Part-II)

B.A.-B.Ed./B.Sc.-B.Ed. Part-III(with Due paper of Part- I & II)

B.A.-B.Ed./B.Sc.-B.Ed. Part-IV(with Due paper of Part- I, II & III)

With Due Paper of Part-I

B.A./B.Sc. – B.Ed. Part-IV

1450

1450

2640

3170

3230

2700

2640

2700

2640

2640

1790

1790

3070

3650

4770

3170

3070

3170

3070

3070

Regular Ex. Student

In addition to above Exam. fee Rs. 170/- (By increasing 10% of the Rs. 150/-) Per PracticalExamination be charged from the Regular Student, Ex-Student & Non-Collegiate Studentsappearing in UG and PG Examinations for the Session 2022-23 excluding the Elementary computerapplication in UG Part-I. In pursuance of the Syndicate resolution no. 5 dated 05-01-2017 VimarshShulk@ Rs. 1000/- per student (for Non-collegiate category) included in the above exam. Fees.

1. Every regular student will deposit Development fee of Rs. 50/- and sports Board fee of Rs. 50/-in the respective colleges in addition to above exam. Fees.

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S. No. Consolidated Transcript FeesPer copy

Fee for Session 2022-23

1 In India Rs. 1610/- (Including Postal Charges)

2 For abroad Fees

Postal Charges

Rs. 1610/-

Rs.2210/-

Verification of Documents

Name/Surname Corrections(addition or alteration)under Ord-96-A

S. No. Particular I-Semester II-Semester

1. M.Phil. Admission Test(Uniraj-MPAT)

Rs. 3085(For Entrance Test)

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2. M.Phil. Course Work Fee 18550 --

3. Admission Fee 75 --

4. Tuition Fee 2265 --

5. Library Caution Money 240 --

6. Games Fee 110 --

7. Library Fee 240 --8. Apex Body Fee 75 --9. NRSC Fee 75 --10. Sports Board Fee 210 --11. Group Insurance Fee 110 --12. Convocation Fee 655 one time --

S. No. Particular I- Semester II-Semester

1. Identity Card Fee -- 65

2. Students Aid Fund Fee -- 85

3. Publication Fee -- 85

4. Subject Association Fee -- 130

5. Development Fee -- 185

6. Election Fee -- 130

7. Departmental Library Fee -- 305

8. Library Security Fee -- 565

9. Association Fee -- 65

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660

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750

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Undergraduate Programme US $ 1000 per Annum

Postgraduate Programme US $ 2000 per Annum

M.Phil. & Ph.D. Programme US $ 3000 per Annum

Out of the total fee, the share of local fund and university fund will be in the ratio of 60:40

NRI students will have to pay five times the fee payable by a regular student of thecourse / subject

Out of 60% Local fund student’ s insurance money & Apex Students Union money will be

transfered to the DSW as per University norms.

US $ 200 will be submitted as one time processing fees in the DSW office at the time of

admission.

Note: In addition to the above fee, no fees will be charged from the student except hostal fees.

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FEE STRUCTUREUnder Graduate (Self Financing Courses)

UNIVERSITY FUND:-

S.No Particulars Fees (20 -22 21 )

1. Admission Fee / Re-admission Fee Rs.100/

2. Transfer Certificate Fee Rs.60/ -

3. General Caution Money Rs.340/ -4. Laboratory Caution Money Rs. 340/-

5. Tuition Fee As per Enclosure

6. Laboratory Fee (PM) Rs.180/

Rs. 180/

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7.

9

8

Typing Fee

University Enrolment Fee

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10. Rajasthan University Students Union (Apex Body)Membership Fee

Rs.100(Rs.50+50) DSW + UF

11. Reading Material FeeApplicable in the Departments

where Reading Material isprovided (to be decided by

concerned Department)

12. University Sports Board Fee Rs.220/-

13.

Group Insurance Scheme Rs. 100/-

15. Examination Fee As prescribed in Prospectus

16. Practical Exam Fee (Per Practical Paper ) to be chargedat the time of examination Rs. 550/-

17. Convocation Fee (to be charged from all Final YearStudents- BA/ B.Com/ BCA/BBA and other ProfessionalCourses )

Rs. 660/-

University Eligibility Fee (Application for the Studentsother than Board of Secondary Education of Rajasthan)

Development Fund Fee (to be deposited with Exam. Fee)

14.

Rs. 340/

Rs. 340/

Rs. 180/

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TUITION FEE (Course Wise):-

S.No Particulars

1. B.Com (Pass) Rs. 6,435/-

2. Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) Rs. 20,150/-

3. Bachelor of Computer Applications (BCA) Rs. 27,470/-

4. B.A (Pass) Rs. 5,960/-

5. B.P Ed As per State Government

6.

7.

Certificate Course in Yoga Education

Certificate Course in Painting

Rs. 5,500/

Rs.10,000/-

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Note:-1. There will be 50% Exemption in Tuition Fee for all SFS Courses for the wards of Martyr (Martyr

should be permanently domicile of Rajasthan) and Orphans from the Academic Session 2019-20, inpursuance of Office Order No. F.35 -375/PP/2019/3086 dated 27.07.2019. The Exemption will beapplicable on the basis of certificate (Martyr & Orphans) to be submitted by the Students.

2. Rules for Refund of Fees as per Office Order No. A&F/Pension/SFS/2012/5581 dated27.09.2012I. In case admission in any SFS Course from which Student has withdrawn, are made less than

capacity of seats approved and the seat falling vacant due to his/her withdrawal cannot befilled, no fee will be refunded.

II. In case admission in any SFS Course from which Student has withdrawn, are made more thanthe capacity of seats approved and as a result of his/her withdrawal, occupied seats do not fallshorter than the approved capacity / seats the fee may be refunded to him/her as per UGCnorms.

III. In case any Student withdrawing from the SFS Course due to his/her admission in any othercourse of this University and fee is also deposited in new course, the fee of withdrawing coursemay be refunded to him/her as per UGC norms.

IV. In case due to this reason or that, University decides not to continue the course for a AcademicSession, the fee deposited by the Student will be refunded to the Students without deductingRs. 1000/- as processing fee.

8. Certificate Course in Centre for Gandhian Studies Rs.4,400/-

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S.No Particulars Fees (2022- 23)-

1. Games Fund Rs.130/-

2. Library Fee Rs.100/-

3. Reading Room Fee Rs.100/-

4. Publication Fee Rs.90/-5. Identity Card Fee Rs.60/

6. Second Copy of Identity Card Rs. 130/-

7. Student Aid Fund Rs.90/-

8. Development Fund Rs. 180/-9. Subject Association Fee Rs.130/-

10. Student Union Fee Rs.130/-

11. Character Certificate Rs.70/-12. Elementary Computer Fee (chargeable from Students of 1st Year ) Rs.980/-

13. Parking Fee Rs.130/-14. Lab / Computer Fee (Optional Fee for BBA/BCA Part - I) Rs.2440/-

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15. Extra Curricular Activities (to be charged, if activities are held) (tobe decided by concerned Departments)

16. Seminar Fee (to be charged, if Seminars are held) (to be decidedby concerned Departments)

17. Reading Material Fee (To be charged if Reading Material isprovided by the Department) (to be decided by concernedDepartments)

18. Alumni Association Fee (to be decided by concerned Departments)19. Placement Fee (to be charged, if Placement Fair is held-to be

decided by concerned Department)

20. Educational Tour (applicable where Educational Tour is provided inSyllabus)

Rs.2035/-

21. Practical Fee (to be charged by Department of Physical Educationfor B. P Ed Student)

Rs.1070/-

22. Practical Fee (to be charged by Department of Physical Educationfor Certificate Course of Yoga Education)

Rs.140/-

FEE STRUCTUREPost Graduate Courses (Self Financing Courses)

UNIVERSITY FUNDS:-

S.No Particulars Fees (2022-23)

1. Admission Fee / Re-admission Fee Rs.100/-2. Transfer Certificate Fee Rs.60/-

3. Inter Department Fee Rs.90/-

4. General / Library Caution Money Rs.250/-

5. Laboratory Caution Money Rs. 250/-6. Late Fee (delay in depositing fee) Rs. 130/-

7. Tuition Fee As per Enclosure

8.

9.

14.

10.

Laboratory Fee (PM)

University Enrolment Fee

Development Fund Fee (to be deposited with Exam Fee)

University Eligibility Fee(Applicable for the Students other thanBoard of Secondary Education of Rajasthan)

Rs. 250/

Rs. 340/

Rs.340 /-

Rs. 180/

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11. Rajasthan University Students Union (Apex Body) Membership Fee Rs.70 /-

12. Library Fee Rs. 130/-13. University Sports Board / Game Fee Rs. 220/-

15. Group Insurance Scheme Rs. 70/-

16. Examination Fee As prescribed inProspectus

17. Practical Exam Fee (per subject) Rs. 550/-

18. Convocation Fee Rs. 660/-19. Lab / Computer Fee (for PIM) Rs.2035/-

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TUITION FEE (Course Wise):-

S.No Particulars Fees (2022–23)-

1. MA Drawing & Painting (Per Year) Rs.18,300/-

2. Master of Visual Arts (Applied Arts) Rs.21,960/-

3. Master of Visual Arts (Painting) Rs.21,960/-

4. Master of Visual Arts (Sculpture) Rs.21,960/-

5. BPA (Dance / Tabla) Rs.16,500/-

6. M.Sc (Biotechnology) Rs.65,885/-

7. M.Sc (Microbiology) Rs.65,890/-

8. M.A / M.Sc (Psychology) Rs.11,000/-

9. MCA Rs.44,000/-

10. M.Sc (IT) Rs.49,500/-

11. MA (Rajasthani Language Literature & Culture) Rs.16,640/-

12. MBA (Service Management ) Rs.12,4450/-

13. MBA (Executive) Rs.73,200/-

14. PG Diploma in Environmental Law Rs.6,435/-

15. LLB (Academic / Professional ) Rs. 9,100/-

16. LLM (Human Rights & Value Education) Rs.27,470/-

17. M.P Ed.

18. PG Diploma in Yoga Education Rs.14640/-

19 Five Year Law College Rs.45380/-

20. Master of International Business Rs. 18300/-

21. Master of Human Resource Management Rs. 18320/-

22. B.Tech / M. Tech (CCT) Rs. 44,000/- per semester

23. PG Diploma in Dramatics Rs. 5,500/-

24.

25.

26.

MA (JMC) in Centre for Mass Communication

MPA (Kathak & Tabla)

M.Ed. & ITEP Course in Department of Education

Rs.8,700/-

Rs.19965/-

As per State Govt. Rules

Note:-1. There will be 50% Exemption in Tuition Fee for all SFS Courses for the wards of Martyr

(Martyr should be permanently domicile of Rajasthan) and Orphans from the Academic Session

2019-20, in pursuance of Office Order No. F.35 -375/PP/2019/3086 dated 27.07.2019. The Exemption

will be applicable on the basis of certificate (Martyr & Orphans) to be submitted by the Students.

2. Rules for Refund of Fees as per Office Order No. A&F/Pension/SFS/2012/5581 dated

27.09.2012

I. In case admission in any SFS Course from which Student has withdrawn, are made less than

capacity of seats approved and the seat falling vacant due to his/her withdrawal cannot be filled,

no fee will be refunded.

II. In case admission in any SFS Course from which Student has withdrawn, are made more than

the capacity of seats approved and as a result of his/her withdrawal, occupied seats do not fall

shorter than the approved capacity / seats the fee may be refunded to him/her as per UGC

norms.

III. In case any Student withdrawing from the SFS Course due to his/her admission in any other

course of this University and fee is also deposited in new course, the fee of withdrawing course

may be refunded to him/her as per UGC norms.

IV. In case due to this reason or that, University decides not to continue the course for a Academic

Session, the fee deposited by the Student will be refunded to the Students without deducting Rs.

1000/- as processing fee.

As per State Government

8. Certificate Course in Centre for Gandhian Studies Rs.4,400/-27.

LOCAL FUND / SFS FUND:


1. Department Library Fee Rs. 130/-

2. Publication Fee Rs. 90/-

3. Identity Card Fee Rs.60/-

4. Second Copy of Identity Card Rs. 130/-

5. Student Aid Fund Rs.90/-

6. Development Fund Rs. 180/-

7. Subject Association Fee Rs. 130/-

8. Character Certificate Rs.70/-

9. Election Fee Rs. 130/-

10. Parking Fee Rs. 130/-

11. Extra Curricular Activities (to be charged, if activities are held) (to be

decided by concerned Department)

12. Seminar Fee (to be charged, if Seminars are held) (to be decided by


13. Reading Material Fee (To be charged if Reading Material is provided

by the Department) (to be decided by concerned Department)

14. Alumni Association Fee (to be decided by concerned Department)

15. Placement Fee (to be charged, if Placement Fair is held-to be decided

by concerned Department)

16. Moot Court (to be charged from LLB Students) (to be decided by


17. Educational Tour (applicable where Educational Tour is provide d in

Syllabus Fee)

Rs.2035/-

18. Lab / Studio Fee (chargeable from the students of MVA (applied Arts,

Painting & Sculpture) Students

Rs.4040/-

19. Lab / Computer Fee (chargeable from the MBA Students in PIM) Rs.2035/-

20. Studio Fee (to be chargeable from the Student of Drawing and

Painting)

Rs.3730/-

21. Practical Fee (to be charged by Department of Physical Education for

M. P Ed Student)

Rs.1070/-

22. Practical Fee (to be charged by Department of Physical Education for

PG Diploma in Yoga Education)

Rs.140/-

FEE STRUCTUREM. Phill Course Work (Self Financing Courses)


1. To all the Departments / Centers Rs. 45,375/-

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RULES FOR EXEMPTION /PARTIAL EXEMPTIONFOR PAYMENT OF TUITION AND/OR OTHER FEE

1. No Tuition fee will be charged from the womenstudents studying in the University Departmentsand Constituent Colleges for all types of coursesincluding technical education but excluding self-financing courses run by the University.

2. Students whose parents/guardians are non-income tax payers and who belong to scheduledcastes/scheduled tribes, other backward classesand special backwards classes and also studentswho are wards of non-income tax payer ex-armymen are exempted from payment of tuition feeexcept in the case of Department of EuropeanLanguages.

3. Astudent who is the ward of a defence personnel (orwho himself is an ex-defence personnel) who waseitherpermanentlydisabledorkilledduring(i) NEFA/LADDAKH operation of 1962 or(ii) Indo-Pak War of 1971 shall be exempted

from payment of tuition fee, examinationfee and hostel room rent, provided that:(a) the family is now permanently settled in

Rajasthan,(b) the family is not in receipt of a pension

exceeding Rs. 400/- p.m. and(c) the student submits in duplicate a

certificate from the Commanding Officerof the Unit concerned under the Seal ofhis office in the proforma

4. A student who is orthopaedically handicappedshall be exempted from payment of tuition feeand examination fee provided he produces acertificate to that effect signed by a doctor notbelow the rank of a Junior Specialist andcountersigned by the Principal Medical Officerthat the candidate is permanently/partiallydisabled person.

5. (i) Visually and hearing impaired candidates willbe exempted from payment of the examination& tuition fee.

(ii) Visually impaired students who are admitted toPost-Graduate courses in the UniversityTeaching Departments will be exempted frompayment of Tuition Fee, Library Caution Money,Laboratory Caution Money, Laboratory Fee,Library Fee, Games Fee, Publication Fee,StudentsAid Fund Fee, Non-Resident StudentsCentre Fee, but if a blind student resides in aHostel, all Hostel Feeswill be charged.

6. No tuition fee will be charged from the wards ofMartyr (Martyr should be permanently domicile ofRajasthan) studying in the University Departmentsand constituent Colleges for all typed coursesincluding technical educations but excluding selffinancing courses run by the University.

1. Laboratory Fee will be charged from all Studentsof the Science Faculty, and students in theDepartments of Anthropology, Geography,Psychology and Statistics of the Faculty of SocialSciences and students in the Departments ofMusic and Drawing & Painting.

2. Laboratory Caution Money deposit will becharged from all students from whom laboratoryfee is realized.

3. Where is provided,per annum will be charged from every student.

4. Publication Charge/Fee will be only in suchDepartments/Colleges where such facilities areavailable.

Notes:

parking a fee of Rs. 130.00

4. Any other fees not specified here shall not becharged unless prior approval of the Vice-Chancellorhas been obtained.

5. All deposits will be forfeited if not withdrawn withinthree academic sessions after leaving College/University.

6. Students of P.G. Diploma Course in Indian Culturewill be required to pay Rs. 660/- as tuition fee if theyare regular students of a Post-graduate course in theUniversity.

7. The Departments may not accept tuition fee from thehostllers for the II term unless they produce a 'No DuesCertificate' from the Warden concerned. A list of suchhostllers shall be sent by the Resident Wardens to theDirectors/Headsof the Department in advance.

. Students belonging towhose parents/ guardians are

non- income- tax payers will be granted freshadmission or re-admission, as the case may be, onpayment of the admission/re-admission fee of Rs.35/- only and all other fees (excepting the fees fromwhich they are exempted) will be deducted from theirscholarship money. In case scholarship is notgranted to them by the State Govt. they will berequired to deposit the balance of fee failing whichtheir admission will stand cancelled.

. It is compulsory for all students to fill and deposit theas directed by the Dean

Students Welfare Office.

8 Scheduled Castes andScheduled Tribes

9"Group Insurance Form"

Reservation Policy

1. Reservation of seats/relaxation of marks for S.C., S.T.,OBC, MBC, Economically Weaker Sections, PhysicallyHandicapped Candidates: will be as per the policy ofGovernmentofRajasthan.(A) 49% of the total number of seats in each course in

the Faculties of Arts, Fine Arts, Law, SocialSciences, Science, Commerce, (includingHonours, Pre-Professional, Certificate/DiplomaCourse, if any, in all these Faculties) will bereserved in each College/Department forNATURAL BORN sons/ daughters of parentsbelonging to Scheduled Castes (16%), ScheduledTribes (12%),OBCexcept creamy layer (21%)

(B) 5% of the total number of seats in each categoryand each course in the Faculties specified in (A)above will be reserved for PhysicallyHandicapped candidates defined as Deaf/Dumb/Blind/Loss of any limb with permanentdisability. As per reservation policy of theGovernment of Rajasthan.

(C) 10% of the total number of seats in each categoryand each course in the Faculties specified in (A)above will be reserved for the wards of KashmiriMigrants.

(D) (i) All Scheduled Caste, Scheduled Tribe andOBC candidates who have passed thequalifying examination for admission to aUniversity course may be arranged in order ofmeritwithin the category to which theybelong.

(ii) Those who have secured marks above thelevel upto which the general categorystudents are admitted, they should not becounted towards reserved quota at all andshould be included in the General Merit Listof admissions.

(iii) Excluding those admitted on merit along withgeneral candidates as at (ii) above, otherScheduled Caste, Scheduled Tribecandidates should be admitted in the order ofmerit going down the inter-se-merit list upto

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(iv) It is clarified that in order to fill the reservation quotafor SC, ST and OBC, candidates, thereshould be no hesitation to go down, if necessary, tothe pass percentage of the qualifying examination( e . g . c l a s s X I I , f o r a d m i s s i o n t oB.A./B.Sc./B.Com./BBA/BCAPass Course as wellas Honours Part I and Bachelor's Degree foradmission to aPostGraduate course,and soon).

(E)

the MoreBackward Classes per policy laid by the Government

vide letter no. F-18(2) Education-4/2014Reservationdated07March,2019.

(F)

Economically Weaker Sections

MBC

5% of the total number of seats in each course in theFaculties of Arts, Fine Arts, Law, Social Sciences, Science,Commerce, (including Honours, Pre-Professional,Certificate/ Diploma Course, if any, in all these Faculties)will be reserved in each College/ Department for

downof Rajasthan

10% of the total number of seats in each course in theFaculties of Arts, Fine Arts, Law, Social Sciences, Science,Commerce, Management Studies (including Honours, Pre-Professional, Certificate/ Diploma Course, if any, in all theseFaculties) will be reserved in each College/ Department forthe as per policy laid by theGovernment of Rajasthan vide letter no. F-18(2) Education-4/2014 Reservation dated 07 March, 2019. There is noProvision of relaxation in eligibility criteria for EWSCandidates.

(G) 15% supernumerary seats in all courses will bereserved for International Students includingPersons of Indian Origin. Out of the 15%supernumerary seats 1/3rd i.e. 5% seats would bepreferably filled by children of NRIs, on payment offive times the fee payable by a regular student of thesame course.

MostBackward Classes, Economically Weaker Sectionswill be as per the Government of Rajasthan.

Note:Candidates belonging to S.C., S.T. OBC, MBC,EWS category will be required to produce acertificate to that effect from a District Magistrate/Tehsildar/ Sub-Divisional Magistrate, without whichtheir cases will not be considered under theprovision O.81-II, and as per directions of the StateGovernment. Validity of Certificates will be as perrules of the Government of Rajasthan. For

(i)

(ii) Candidates claiming concession under clause (B) aboveshall be required to furnish a certificate in original from thePrincipal S.M.S. Medical College, Jaipur / Director,Rehabilitation Research Centre / Head of the Departmentconcerned ofS.M.S.Medical College, Jaipur.

(iii)A relaxation of 5% marks in the minimum percentage ofmarks for admission under the provision I (B) shall beadmissible to Physically Handicapped candidates definedas deaf/ dumb/blind/loss of any limb with permanentdisability. Such cases will be screened and cleared by aCentral Committee constituted for this purpose. No otherconcession or weightage of marks on any other scorewhatsoevershallhowever,beadmissible to them.

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Ordinance 81-D Provision for Admission toVictims of Jaipur Serial Bomb Blast

0.81 D(i) The victims would be allowed outright admissions in any

course which is run by the University of Rajasthan,provided they fulfill the minimum eligibility criteria foradmission in the concern department/constituent/affiliated colleges/S.F.S. Courses, however, admission inthe courses which are made through entrance test theaspirant student will have to appear in the said entranceexam, but no examination fee should be charged from thestudent toappear in theentranceexam.

(ii) Every such Student will have to produce a certificate in thiseffect from, District Collector/Nagar Nigam or MedicalJurist of the SMS Hospital, Jaipur

(iii)These Students would be exempted to pay theexamination and other prescribed fee till they completethe courses of Study in the University of Rajasthan.

(iv) Such students who have lost their shelter should beallowed to admission in the University hostel on thePriority basis without charging any fee.

(v) A Separate committee which must be include of UniversityMedical officer, D.S.W Chief wardens (Boys and Girls)constitute by the Vice-Chancellor to scrutinize all thecredentials in this regard before allowing abovesuggested relief to the victims.

(vi) One Seat shall be reserved for such students in allAffiliated/Constituted College and Deptt. of the Universityincluding S.F.S. Courses. The Seat is above of theExisting allotted Seat to the College/Deptt.

“This special scheme must be applicable exclusively for twotype of the victims-:”

(A) The such aspirant student who has lost his/herparents. (Either, father, mother, or any such personwho was officially designated as guardian of such,before this blast)

(B) Any such parent of the aspirant student, who hasbeen injured severely (minimum body injuries limit is25%) or lost of any vital body organ (partially orcompletely)

4. Such students who have lost their shelter should beallowed to admission in the University hostel on thePriority basis without charging any fee.

5. A Separate committee which should include of universityMedical officer, D, S.W, Chief wardens (Boys and Girls)may be constituted by the Vice-Chancellor to scrutinizeall the credentials in this regard before allowing abovesuggested relief to the victims. This special scheme mustbe applicable exclusively for two type of the victims-:(A) The such aspirant student who has lost his/her

parents.(Either, father, mother or any such personwho was officially designated as guardian of suchstudent, before this blast)

(B) Any such parent of the aspirant student, who hasbeen injured severely (minimum body injuries limit is25%) or loss of any vital body organ (partially orcompletely)

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O-81-III Concessions for Purposes of Admission

(i) Weightage of marks will be given while preparingthe merit list only if the candidates has secured theminimum percentage of marks prescribed, if anyfor admission to the courses;

(ii) Achievement in N.C.C. and Scouting/ Rovering atthe school level are valid only for under-graduateadmissions and those at the college level forpostgraduate/Law admissions, only once;

(iii) The concession of marks under the various clausesof this ordinance will be given to a candidate tohis/her advantage under any one of the clausesand not under more than one clause;

(iv) The above concessions shall also be admissible tocandidates seeking provisional admission(Supplementary candidates) under the provisionsof O.198;

(v) For the purpose of this ordinance only SportsBoard, University of Rajasthan sports/games shallbe recognized. Certified copies of Certificatesshould be attached to the application form foradmission and shall not be entertainedsubsequently;

(vi) If a student who has been given admission on thebasis of concession as mentioned above does notappear on the Col lege/Universi ty playgrounds/courts for a regular practice, hisadmission may be cancelled at the discretion of theHead of the Institution concerned.

(vii)In the interest of the Institution, the Head of theinstitution may refuse the above concessions. Hemay also refuse admission if he is doubtful aboutthe authenticity of the certificate and or about thecandidate's conduct.

(viii) Claiming for 5% and above weightage in sports forU.G. and PG admission. Students have to report atUniversity Sports Board for his skill performanceand physical efficiency test in proper sports kit withoriginal certificates.

Sports Board approved games & Sports(Regular Courses)

S. No. Game Section

1. Air Rifle & Air Pistol Men & Women

2. Aquatic Men & Women

3. Archery Men & Women

4. Athletics Men & Women

5. Badminton Men & Women

6. Basketball Men & Women

7. Boxing Men

8. Chess Men & Women

9. Cricket Men & Women

10. Cross-Country Men & Women

11. Cycling Men & Women

12. Football Men & Women

13. Gymnastics Men & Women

14. Handball Men & Women

15. Hockey Men & Women

16. Judo Men & Women

17. Kabaddi Men & Women

18. Kho-kho Women

19. Squash Rackets Men

20. Table Tennis Men & Women

21. Tennis Men & Women

22. Volleyball Men & Women

23. Wrestling (Free Style) Men & Women

24. Wt. Lifting & Best Physique Men

Sports Board approved Games(SFS Scheme)

(For weightage for UG/PG Admissions in the Departments &Contituent colleges of the University of Rajasthan, Jaipur)

Notwithstanding anything contained in the Ordinances

prescribing minimum percentage of marks for admission

to the various courses of study, the Head of an Institution

may fix a higher minimum percentage of marks ''for

students other than those belonging to SC/ST category''

for regulating admission in the college concerned.

Provided that a relaxation of 5% in the minimum

percentage of marks prescribed for admission under the

above provisions shall be admissible to Physically

Handicapped candidates defined as deaf/ dumb/

blind/loss of any limb with permanent disability. No other

concession or weightage in marks on any other score

whatsoever shall, however, be admissible to them.

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Association of Indian Universities.

ii. Participation in Kenderia Vidhyalaya

Sangathan (K.V.S.)/National/ Navodya

Vidhyalaya Sangathan (N.V.S.) National/ IPS

National/ CBSE National/ Sainik School

National Tournament.

iii. Position in CBSE Zonal/Cluster Tournaments

(D) The following categories of candidates shall be

eligible for a weightage of 4% of the total

aggregate of marks prescribed for the qualifying

examination while preparing the merit list for

admission to a course.

i. Position in KVS Regional/ Position in NVS

Regional/ Position in IPS Regional or

Cluster/Position in Rajasthan School

Tournaments.

ii. Position in Inter Colleges tournament

organised by University Sports Board.

iii. Position in the All India Sanskrit Inter

University tournaments.

(E) The following categories of candidates shall be

eligible for a weightage of 2% of the total

aggregate of marks prescribed for the qualifying

examination while preparing the merit list for

admission to a course.

i. Those who have represented their respective

schools in KVS Regional/ NVS cluster/

Regional/IPS Regional, Cluster/ Rajasthan

District schools Tournaments.

ii. Those who have represented their respective

colleges in games and sports at the Inter -

Collegiate tournaments held under the

auspices of the University Sports Board.

iii. Participation in the All India Sanskrit Inter

University tournaments.

1. The weightage of the achievements at School

level will be given only at Graduate Courses

admission.

2. Where the admission in given after qualifying

/passing Graduation, the weightage will be given

of those achievements which have achieved after

XII class/ during the graduation courses.

3. Weightage will be given to only those certificates

of games & sports which he/she have participated

atleast once in the immediately preceding two

years.

4. For the purpose of claiming the above

concessions. The certificates submitted have to

be countersigned by the Head of the Institution.

5. For the purpose of claiming the above weightage,

the applicant has to submit School/College and

such other relevant certificates(s) to prove the link

of his representation upto that level.

6. The weightage will be given only for those games

& Sports, which are approved in Sports Board,

University of Rajasthan, Jaipur.

NOTE :

Sports

The Following Concessions shall be admissible to

the outstanding players and athletes seeking

admission to the various courses of study in the

Faculties of Arts, Commerce, Education, fine Arts, Law,

Management, Science and social Sciences.

A. The following categories of candidates shall be

eligible for admission to a course irrespective of the

marks obtained by them at the qualifying

examination(s) provided they fulfill the conditions of

eligibility laid down in other Ordinances:

i. Those who have been sponsored by the

Ministry of Education and Social Welfare to

represent the Nation in Games & Sports in

International Tournaments.

ii. Those who have been sponsored by the Inter

University Sports Board to represent the Indian

Universities in Games and sports in National

Tournaments.

iii. Those who have been members of the

University of Rajasthan teams in games and

sports which have been declared

in the All India

Inter University tournaments under the

auspices of the Association of Indian

Universities.

iv. Those who have represented the state school

in games and sports in School Games

Federation of India (SGFI).

B. The following categories of candidates shall be

eligible for a weightage of 7% of the total aggregate

of marks prescribed for the qualifying examination

while preparing the merit list for admission to a

course. Those who have represented the University

in games and sports in the

Tournaments held under the auspices

of theAssociation of Indian Universities.

i. Winner/Runners-up in the West Zone Inter

University Tournaments.

ii. Position in Kenderia Vidhyalaya Sangathan

(K.V.S.)/ National/ Navodya Vidhyalaya

Sangathan (N.V.S.) / National/ IPS National

Tournament /Sa in ik Schoo l Nat iona l

Tournaments.

iii. Position in Rajasthan state School Games

Tournaments.

C. The following categories of candidates shall be

eligible for a weightage of 5% of the total aggregate

of the marks prescribed for the qualifying

examination while preparing the merit list. This

weightage will also be taken into consideration

towards the fulfillment of the minimum requirement

for admission prescribed, if any by the Head of an

Institution under the provisions of O82-IV of the

University Handbook Part-II.

i. Those who have represented the University in

games and sports in the

First,

Second and Third Position

All India Inter

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Co-Curricular Activities (National Jamboori / NSS/

Army)

1. Candidates sponsored by the Ministry of Education

and Social Welfare and Ministry of Youth Affairs &

Sports, Govt. of India to represent the Nation in Co-

curricular activities at the International level at least

once in the immediately preceding two years shall be

eligible for admission to the course irrespective of the

marks obtained by them at the qualifying

examination provided they fulfill the conditions of

eligibility laid down in other Ordinances and those

volunteers who awarded Indira Gandhi National

Service Scheme Award will be eligible for outright

admission after verification of certificate.

2. A weightage of 0.2% to a candidate who has

represented his/her University in the preceding

session in co-curricular activities at the Inter-

University Competitions. Such a candidate should

have been sponsored officially by the Registrar. The

Vice Chancellor will decide the authority to be treated

as sponsoring authority for such a candidate for

admission to be made for the session.

3. Those volunteers who have completed 120 hours of

service under NSS in the immediately preceding two

years shall be given a


services under NSS in the immediately preceding two

yearsshall be given a


services and attended any one national camp i.e.

Republic Day Parade Camp, National Integration

Camp, National Youth Festival Camp under NSS in

the immediately preceding two years shall be given a

after verification of certificate.

6. Albino candidates will be given a

7. Military personnel or his wards and Pera Military

personnel or his wards (B.S.F., CRPF, SSB, ITBP,

CISF) will be given 5% weightage after verification of

certificate.

8. Wards of Sahid Military and Paramilitary

forces (B.S.F., CRPT, SSB, ITBP, CISF) will be given

out right admission

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(A) (i) N.C.C. Cadets representing the Nation in any

activity sponsored by the Ministry of Education

and Social Welfare/ Defence/ D.G., N.C.C.

Delhi, shall be eligible for admission to the

course irrespective of the marks obtained by

them at the qualifying examination, provided

they fulfil the conditions of eligibility laid down in

other Ordinances.

(ii) All India Best Cadet Award (Girls/Boys)

Army,Navy, Air Force, S.D., J.D. will be eligible

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foroutrightadmission asper the above clause.

(B) Weightage of 5% marks of the total aggregate of marks

prescribed for the qualifying examination will be given

to those N.C.C. cadets who have completed one or

more of the following :

(a) R.D. Camp (Note: 1% marks over and above the

5% marks will be given to those cadets getting 1st

and 2 prizes in any event at the R.D. Camp)

(b) All IndiaAdvanced Leadership Camp.

(c) Para Jumping Course (Note: 1% marks over and

above the 5% marks will be given to those cadets

completing the Sky Diving Course).

(d) Basic Mountaineering Course or participation in

D.G., N.C.C. organised Mountaineering

Expeditions on peaks which are 20,000 feet and

above (Note : 1% marks over and above the 5%

marks will be given to those N.C.C. Cadets

completing the Adventure Mountaineering and

Advanced Mountaineering Course).

(e) “C” Certificate for boys and girls who have attained

'B' grading (Note : 1% marks over and above 5%

marks will be given to cadets getting 'A' grade).

(f) Snow Skiing Course.

(g)Acertificate with B grading in Junior Division N.C.C.

(h) Acadet who has achieved the rank of S.U.O.

(C) Weightage of 3% marks of the total aggregate of marks

prescribed for the qualifying examination will be given

to those N.C.C. cadets who have completed one or

more of the following :

(a) All India Summer Training Camp (Army, Navy and

Air force).

(b) “C” Certificate for Boys and Girls with a “C” grading.

(c) "B" certificate with B grading (

(d)All India Basic Leadership Course.

(e) Attendance with the Regular Army/ Navy/Air Force

for a minimum period of 10/12 days.

(f) Water Skiing Course.

(g) A certificate for Boys and Girls with "C" grading in

the Junior Division N.C.C.

(h) Acadet who has achieved the rank of U.O.

(i) “B” certificate for boys and Girls with C Grading.

(j) Rock Climbing Course.

(k) Participation in competitions/activities held after

selection by the Group Commander and

organised under the auspices of N.C.C.

Directorate, Rajasthan.

(l)Acadet who has achieved a Sergeant's rank

(i) The following categories of Scouts/ Guides/Rover

Scouts/Ranger Guides shall be eligible for admission

to a course irrespective of the marks obtained by them

at the qualifying examination provided they fulfill the

conditions of eligibility laid down in other Ordinances:

(a) Those who have been sponsored by the National

Headquarters, Bharat Souts & Guides to represent

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(Note : 1% marks over and above 5% marks will be

given to cadets getting 'A' grade).

Note : 1% marks over

and above 3% marks will be given to cadets

getting 'A' grade).

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immediately preceding five year. This privilege

will be given to those who have been regular

members of the Crew/Team for the Last three

years.

(b) Those who have been awarded President's

Scout/Guide Certif icate or President's

Rover/Ranger Award by the President of India in

the immediately preceding five years.

(ii) The following categories of Scouts/ Guides/ Rover

Scouts/Ranger Guides shall be eligible for a

Weightage of 5% of the total aggregate of marks

prescribed for the qualifying examination while

preparing the Merit List. This weightage will also be

taken into consideration towards the fulfillment of

minimum requirement for admission prescribed, if

any, by the Head of an Institution under the provisions

of 0.81-IV of the University Handbook Part II:

(iii) A weightage of 3% marks of the total aggregate of

marks prescribed for the Scouts/Guides/Rover

Scouts/Ranger Guides of the following categories:

(a) Those who have been awarded Rajya

Puruskar/Nipun certificate by the Governor/

State Chief Commisioner in the immediately

preceding five years..

(b) Those who have attended the Rover Moot/Ranger

Meet and their Crew/Team has been awarded at

least three standards in the immediately preceding

four years..

(iv) A Weightage of 2% marks of the total aggregate of

marks prescribed for the qualifying examination will

be given to the Scouts/ Guides/Rover Scouts/ Ranger

Guides of the following categories:

(a) Those who have been awarded Ramblers Badge/

Disaster Management Badge/Community Worker

Badge/Rural worker Badge and Certificate in the

immediately preceding four years.

(b) Those who have participated in District/

Divisional/ State level scout camp/and other

competitions in the immediately preceding three

years.

(c) Those who have attended an Adventure Camp at

the National/ State level in the immediately

preceding three years.

(d) Those who have attended the Rover Mate/

Ranger Mate training camp at the State level in

the immediately preceding three years.

(e) Those who have rendered 240 hours Community

Social Service in the immediately preceding two

“Those who have been sponsored by the State

Headquarters, Bharat Scouts and Guides in

National Events at least once in the

immediately preceding five years. This

privilege will be given to only thosewho have

been regular members of the Crew/Team for

the last four years i.e.Rover/Ranger

Samagam.”

years.

(f) Those who have contributed at least 50%

individually in getting the Prime Minister's

Shield/uprashtrapati shield Certificate in the

immediatelypreceding two years.

(g) Those who have attended Rover/ Ranger

Training Camp at the Divisional/State level in

the immediately preceding four years.

(h) Those who have contributed at least 50%

individuality in achieving Standard of Fourten

point Programme of the Rajasthan State Bharat

Scouts & Guides in the immediately preceding

two years.

(v) A weightage of 1% marks of the total aggregate of

the marks prescribed for the qualifying

examination will be given to the Scouts/ Guides/

Rover Scouts/ Ranger Guides of the following

categories:

(a) Those who have been awarded Tritiya

Sopan/Praveen Certificate duly countersigned

by by theAssistant Organizing Commissioner/

State Organizing Commissioner.

(b) Those who have rendered 120 hours

Community Social service in the immediately

preceding one year.

The following weightage of marks shall be given to

the candidates who have taken part in Mountaineering:

(i) Basic Course in Mountaineering 1% organised by

University/Recognised Institutes

(ii) Advanced Course in Mountaineering 2%

organised by University Recognised Institutes

(iii) Adventure Programmes organised by 3%

University or the Ministry of Education and

reached 20,000 ft. height or above

(iv) National Representation in International 5%

Expeditions

Subject to the provision of clauses B and F

above:

(I) The wards of such defence personnel of state

domicile who are killed in action shall be admitted

irrespective of merit provided they fulfil the

eligibility conditions laid down for the course. The

seats shall be limited to 3% of total seats on

supernumerarybasis.

The following concession shall be admissible to

the wards of Kashmiri Migrants as per direction of

Government of India.

(i) Relaxation in cut-off percentage upto 10%

subject to minimum eligibility requirement;

(ii) Increase in intake capacity upto 5% course-

wise;

Note :

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(iii) Reservation of atleast one seat in merit quota

in technical/professional institutions;

(iv) Waiving of domicile requirements;

Notwithstanding anything contained in these

Ordinances, a candidate shall in

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the University simultaneously in the same year.

This will not apply to the examination for Diploma

in Indian Culture and Certificate/Diploma in Modern

European Languages/Sanskrit/ Persian/ Steno-

Typing/Certificate in Spoken English/ Certificate

Course in Dramatics/Certificate Course in Computer

Application / Diploma in Journalism / Tourism and

Hotel Management.

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Ragging is strictly prohibited in the University

Campus/Constituent Colleges and outside

University Campus. If any incident of ragging

comes to the notice of the authority, the concerned

student shall be first given opportunity to explain

and if his/her explanation is not found satisfactory,

the authority would expel him/her from the

institution as per the directives of Hon'ble

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with the University Statutes/ Ordinances/

Rules/Regulations/ Syllabi (Syllabi are available

on University website

and prescribed books as well as with the

amendments made therein from time to time

which are applicable to their courses.

All students admitted to the university are required to

always carry their current identity cards duly

authenticated by the Unit Head concerned, failing

whichdisciplinaryactionmaybetakenagainst them.

Students are advised to read the relevant

Ordinances printed by the University.

Committee for "Prevention of Sexual harassment

of women at work place" has been formed as per

the directives of Hon'ble Supreme Court

Judgement (1997). The complaint can be made in

writing to respective Head/Principal or to the

above committee at the Centre for Women's

Study, University of Rajasthan, Main Campus.

Admission to M.Phil. and Ph.D. programme shall

be through MPAT entrance test to be notified by

Concessions for the Son/Daughter / Grandson /

Grand-daughter of Freedom fighter

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All students will be a part of group insurance.

All the admission forms duly filled in should be

submitted in the University Department/ Centre/

College/Institute concerned.

For clarification regarding any issue, contact the

Principal of the College, or Head of the Department or

Director of the Centre concerned.

1. Admission of a student to a course shall be subject

to the conditions prescribed by the relevant

University Ordinances/Rules as applicable to the

course in which admission is sought.

2. Students shall not be eligible for admission to a

course unless they have passed the qualifying

examination or any other examination recognized

for the purpose and possess such other

qualifications (if any) as may be prescribed by the

Ordinances.

a) Applications for admission to various post-

graduate programmes of study in the teaching

departments /Constituent colleges of the

University shall be submitted online as per

notification of admission by the University

separately.

b) The Schedule and other details of admission for

the programmes namely M. Phil, Ph. D MBA, B.

Tech.-M Tech. in CCT, M. Ed. ,B. A. LLB (Hons.),

Five year law shall be notified by University

separately.

3. Submission of online application form does not

guarantee admission.

4. Jurisdiction of Court Cases: All court cases shall be

subject to the jurisdiction of the Rajasthan University

headquartersat Jaipurand notanyotherplace.

5. Seats will be reserved for S.C., S.T., OBC (except

creamy layer), MBC, EWS, Kashmiri Migrants and

Differently abled applicants as per Government of

Rajasthan policy/as per directions of Hon'ble High

Court of Rajasthan.

6. Concession/Weightage in the aggregate of marks at

the academic record only is admissible for

purposes of admission to the various courses of

study as per provisions of O.81 III

7. Admissions will be made on the basis of merit (in case

of PG Programmes Test Marks+Academic

Record+Concession/Weightage Marks (if

applicable)) subject to the availability of seats in each

category and fulfilment of the conditions laid down by

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weightage marks shall rank higher in order of

merit than the one who has secured the same

percentage of marks with the addition of the

concession/weightage marks allowed to him/her

under the rules.

9. All admissions will be provisional till the

applicant completes all the formalities required.

10. No student shall be treated as

admitted to a course till he/she has deposited

the necessary fees (admission, tuition and

others). All fees will be charged for 12 months

irrespective of the date of admission.

11. The deposited caution money will be refundable

only after clearance of dues, if any, when

claimed within three sessions of leaving the

College/ Department.

12. National Talent Scholars

(selected by the N.C.E.R.T.) may be admitted

provided they fulfill the minimum

eligibility conditions. Only such NTS candidates

shall get admission who are eligible to draw the

scholarship.However NTS applicants are

required to appear in entrance test.

13. Not more than

10% students shall be admitted from

inst i tut ions outside Rajasthan. Such

candidates should have secured a First

Division (60%) and should be otherwise

eligible. However, the condition of obtaining a

First Division may be relaxed in the case of:

(i) Female candidates migrating to Rajasthan

on account of their marriage to a resident of

Rajasthan.

(ii) Male candidates, who after passing the

qualifying examination from any other

University, have passed a three-year

course from this University, and

(iii) Son/ Daughter of a serving employee of the

Central Government or a Public Sector

Organization posted in Rajasthan. They will

be considered for admission on the basis of

merit with candidates from

Rajasthan.

14. Non-Rajasthan students securing a second

division from other states may also be

considered subject to the availability of seats

after all the eligible students from Rajasthan

and First Division holders from other States

have been accommodated. The rule of

minimum percentage wherever applicable, will

however, be followed.

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Payment of Fee:

Fees

once paid shall not be refunded except the

caution money.

N.T.S. Applicants:

Non-Rajasthan Applicants:

C a n d i d a t e s w i t h a

Supplementary:

appear at the Supplementary Examination have to

appear in the entrance test for seeking admission

to next higher class.

(ii) The applicant will be provisionally admitted, at

his/her own risk, to the next higher class in the

beginning of the session by the last day fixed for

admission subject to the conditions mentioned in

the clause given below. He/she will be assumed to

have secured minimum pass marks in the subject

of supplementary examination for the purpose of

preparation of merit list for admission.

(iii) A candidate who fails or absents him/her self at the

Supplementary Examination shall have no right to

continue in the next higher class and his/her

provisional admission to the next higher class shall

stand cancelled automatically.

16.

Admission of candidates who become

eligible for admission to join the next higher class as a

result of revaluation shall be governed by the

provisions of Ordinance 157-A and of those who

become eligible for admission to join the same class or

next higher class on disposal of their cases of the use

of unfair means by the provisions of O.152. Applicants

seeking admission in PG programmes have to submit

their revised result before the last day fixed for the

admission.

17. Students who, even though, they had the required

attendance could not appear at the examination owing

to their hospitalization / illness may be admitted on

production of medical certificate of their sickness and

hospitalization. Such a certificate must have been

submitted before the end of the examination.

18. In-service

candidates may be allowed admission to the various

courses under the Faculties of Arts, Law, Science and

Commerce on production of a

from their employers, without

which their applications will not be considered. 'In-

service candidates' refers to employees of Central or

State Government, Statutory bodies, Govt. Controlled

Undertakings, Banks and employees of Govt.

recognised and aided colleges, institutions and

registered firms. But such students are also required to

appear in entrance test.

19. A

student migrating from a University shall not be admitted

to any year of the course other than the first except as

otherwise provided for in the University Ordinances and

such a student shall be required, by the concerned

Head, to obtain an from the

University. Application for such a certificate

accompanied by a fee of Rs.80/- and necessary

qualifying certificate shall be made to the Registrar

through the Head of the concerned department to which

he/she is seeking admission on the printed form

(obtainable from the concerned Department) by the last

Admission of candidates on declaration of

Revaluation Results and disposal of cases of

Unfair Means:

Admission of in-service Candidates:

'No Objection-Cum-

Character Certificate'

Admission of Candidates from other Universities:

'Eligibility Certificate'

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date fixed foradmission (Ordinance 86).

20. Special rules for admission of International Students

are given separately in this prospectus.

21. The following categories of students

for admission:

(a) Candidates who are declared failed;

(b) Candidates who are detained from appearing at an

examination on accountof shortage ofattendance;

(c) Candidates who did not appear in an examination

after filling the examination form and thereby could

not pass a class;

(d) Candidates who were notified as unauthorized

occupants of any accommodation in any of the

University Hostel by the Chief Warden/Warden

concerned in the immediately preceding year.

However, a candidate belonging to categories (a)

or (b) or (c) above may be admitted to the same

class once again if he/she has participated in the

Inter-Collegiate Tournaments of the University or

Inter-University/Inter-State/ International

Tournaments/ championships during the

immediately preceding year and in the case of

Inter-Collegiate Tournaments the candidate

himself or his/her team should have figured in the

first three positions in the tournament. Such a

candidate will not be re-admitted to the same class

more than once.

(e) (i) Any candidate against whom an F.I.R. has

been lodged by the University or any of the

Constituent Colleges or any Affiliated College

or by any other competent Authority/ Officer of

the University/ College shall not be eligible for

admission as a regular candidate in any of the

Departments of the University/Constituent

Colleges/Affiliated Colleges/ Institutions;

(ii) Any person who has been convicted of criminal

offence involving moral turpitude shall not be

eligible for admission as a regular student in

any of the Departments of the University/

Constituent Colleges/ Affiliated Colleges/

Institutions; and

(iii) Any candidate who has been found guilty in

any misbehaviour with any teacher or with any

authority/official of the University shall be

debarred from seeking admission in any of the

Departments of the University/ Constituent

Colleges/Affiliated Colleges / Institutions.

22.Gap period upto 2 years for boys will be permissible but

there is no gap period limit for deaf-dumb, blind and

girls as per the rules of Govt. of Rajasthan.

1. 5% marks will be deducted in case of faculty change

students seeking admission from Science to Art/

Commerce, Arts to Commerce and Commerce to Fine

Arts Faculty. This will be done while preparing the merit

list so as to benefit students of the same faculty.

2. While preparing the merit list 5% marks will be

deducted of those vocational courses students who

have passed their senior secondary exam and are

Non-eligibility:

shall not be eligible

For Undergraduate Programmes Only

desirous to seek admission to the first year of

B.A. and B.Com Course.

3. Students who have failed in one faculty can

change their faculty on the basis of their

qualifying exams provided their general

conduct and practice have been satisfactory.

Such student will be considered as new entrant

Faculty change isallowed onlyonce.

4. Students who have passed their last qualifying

exam either in 2021 or 2020 and have not

taken admission any where in the interim

period, will be considered new entrants. Such

student must give an undertaking on a paper

stating that they have not taken admission

anywhere.

5. Students (Boys) who have passed their last

qualifying exam in 2019 or before that will not

be eligible for admission.

6.

A candidate passing the First Year/Second

Year/ Part I/ Part II Examination of a course of

study as a non-collegiate candidate (wherever

permitted) shall not be eligible for admission to

the next higher class in a college. However, a

candidate passing the previous examination

of a course of study as a non-collegiate

candidate may be considered for admission to

the next higher class of the same course of

study if seats are available, provided.

(i) A candidate who secures a minimum of

50% marks in the case of Faculties ofArts,

Fine Arts and Social Sciences, and 55%

marks in the case of Faculties of Science

and Commerce in the aggregate at the

First Year /Part I Examination of the

University or an examination recognised

by the University as equivalent thereto

shall be eligible for admission as a regular

student to the next higher class of the

same course of study.

(ii) A candidate who has passed the First

Year/ Part I Examination as a regular

student and the Second Year/Part II

Examination as a non-collegiate

candidate shall also be eligible to take

admission to the Final Year/Part III class of

the same course as a regular student if

he/she has obtained a minimum of 50%

marks in the aggregate at the Second

Year/Part II Examination.

The expression ''Non-Collegiate candidates

excludes ex-students O. 81-1 (iii).

Admission of Non-Collegiate Candidates:

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DETAILED INFORMATION ABOUT ADMISSION INPOST GRADUATE PROGRAMMES

For admission to post graduate programmes, thecandidates will be required to submit the onlineApplication Form for University of Rajasthan AdmissionTest for Post Graduate Courses 2022 (URATPG-2022)for which a separate notification will be published by theUniversity.

(i) Admission to all the PG Departments of theUniversity of Rajasthan, Jaipur shall be made onthe basis of Entrance Test and Academic Merit ofthe qualifying Examination. However, admissionsin all the PG Programmes being run under thefaculty of Law shall be made on the basis of marksscored by the candidates in URATPG 2022examination only.

(ii) Admission to different streams of Faculty of FineArts will be given on the basis of marks obtained(70% weight age) in the Test URATPG 2022 + 30%(Marks in qualifying exam) + 30 Marks in thePractical Exam wherever applicable (to beconducted by the Department).

(iii) The process of admission to PG Departments shallbe carried out in the following two steps:

(i) The Candidate is required to go to the Universitywebsite for further detailsregarding application and Admission formsubmission.

(ii) The candidate can apply for appearing in theEntrance Test for a maximum of 3 (three) testsubjects in a single form.

(iii) Requisite fee will be paid online through ICICI Bankpayment gateway.

ABOUT UNIVERSITY OF RAJASTHAN ADMISSIONTEST FOR POSTGRADUATE COURSES (URATPG-2022)

:FIRST STEP

www.uniraj.ac.in

Fee structure for URATPG-2022

The applicants are.

However, they are advised to keep the hardcopy of the online application for their ownreference

(iv). After the payment of online fee, the candidate willbe redirected to fill the online application Form onthe University website .

(v)

.(vi) URATPG-2022 shall be held for the admission to

following subjects:-

www.uniraj.ac.innot required to deposit the

hard copy of the online application form

(vii)

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(viii) In case the applicant for admission is found to haveindulged in ragging in the past or if it is noticed later thathe/she has indulged in ragging, admission may berefused or he/she may be expelled from the educationalinstitution. However, if any incident of ragging comestothe notice of the authority, the concerned student shallbe given opportunity to explain and if his/her explanationis not found satisfactory, the authority would expelhim/her from the Institution.

(ix)

(i) The entrance test shall have 100 objective typequestions carry ingone (1) mark each for each subject/programme within the notified syllabus(which isavailable on the website of the University for allundergraduate subjects/programme) The duration foreach paper shall be 2 hours.

(ii) Admission to different streams of Department of VisualArtswill be given on the basis of marks obtained in thesubject Test URATPG-2022 + 30% (Marks in qualifyingexam) + 30 Marks inthe Practical Exam whereverapplicable (to be conducted by the Department).

(iii) Examination Centres: The Centre for EntranceTest(URATPG-2022) and Roll number will be given onadmission card which can be downloaded from theUniversity website. The candidate will be required to fix aself-attested recent photograph and will have to producevalid Government ID proof in the examination hall.

(iv). The Time Schedule of Entrance Test will be notified onthe University website separately.

(v) The sample question papers of the past year URATPGexamination will be available on the University

Only appearing in the University of RajasthanEntrance Test(URATPG- 2022) will not ensureadmission to a programme of study in the UniversityEach candidate shall ensure that he/she fulfills theEligibility Criteria and that the particulars furnishedin theAdmission Form are complete and correct in allthe respect. In case, if it is detected at any stage that acandidate does not fulfill the eligibility criteria and/orhas furnished incorrect information or suppressedany material/information, his/her candidature will becancelled and if already admitted, shall be liable to beforfeited the benefits accrued thereon, besidesrustication from the University.

ENTRANCE TEST DETAILS

NO SEPARATE INTIMATION REGARDING SELECTIONTO APROGRAMME OF STUDY SHALL BE SENT TOTHE APPLICANT.THE CANDIDATES ARE DIRECTEDTO REMAIN IN TOUCH WITHTHE CONCERNEDDEPARTMENT AND WATCH THE NOTICEBOARD OFT H E C O N C E R N E D D E PA R T M E N T A N DUNIVERSITYADMISSION WEBSITE ( )FOR DAYTODAYINFORMATION.

website

(vi) Totally blind candidates must arrange amanuensis ontheir own and should carry attested copies of thecertificate issued in accordance with Statute 17 (A) (ii).Moreover attested copies of Marks Card/Certificate andPhoto Identity of amanuensis who should not possesshigher qualification than 10+2, be also submitted to theSuperintendentof the EntranceTestCentre.

(vii) The University shallpublish theAnswer Key pertaining to URATPG-2022 on

www.uniraj.ac.in

www.uniraj.ac.in

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Students' Entitlement

Guidelines for Students' Entitlement as per UGCLetter D.O. No.14-32/2011(CPP-II) Dated 25-04-2013

1.Admission

2. Quality of teaching and learning

These guidelines have been issued by the UniversityGrants Commission (UGC) in order to help students,teachers, administrators and institutions understand whatthe minimum entitlements of the students are. Theseguidelines apply to all the colleges and universities in thecountry (this expression includes every institutions ofhigher education even if it is not called college/university)without any exception. It shall be mandatory for everycollege/university to publish the present Guidelines in fullin its Prospectus and also post it on the homepage of itswebsite. Fulfillment of these entitlements imposesobligations on educational institutions, administrators,policy makers, teachers and students themselves. If theseobligations are not met, a student can approach theGrievance Redressal Authority or the Ombudsman. Anyserious or persistent violation of these Guidelines can bebrought to the notice of the University Grants Commissionand can be the basis of punitive action against theoffender. Some of the provisions stated here are alreadycovered by existing laws or Rules and Regulations of theUGC. But the students shall continue to enjoy all the rightunder existing laws, rules and regulations which may nothave been mentioned in these Guidelines.

1.1. An announcement or advertisement for any courseof study must clearly specify whether the degreegranted is notified by the UGC and other relevantstatutory authorities [Under Section 22 c of theUGC Act, latest list available at the UGC website]and whether the university that awards the degreefigures in the list of universities maintained by theUGC [available at the UGC website].

1.2. A student seeking admission is entitled to adocument (usually called 'Prospectus') thatspecifies the curricula including syllabi, names andacademic profile and status of the faculty, modeand frequency of evaluation, duration of thecourse, academic calendar, comprehensiveinformation about fees or charges of any kind, andrefund rules. The information given in theprospectus should not be changed to thedisadvantage of the student during the course ofstudy; any change if necessary must becommunicated to each student individually spellingout reasons for such a change.

1.3. The Prospectus must spell out exactly the processand criteria for admissions. This includesweightage given to previous academicperformance, entrance examination and interview.The syllabi and format of the entrance examinationmust be spelt out. The final scores of eachcandidate who appeared for entrance examinationincluding all the components and the entire waitinglist must be made public.

1.4. Information about any reservations or quota for anycategory, the eligibility criteria for thesereservations/quotas, certificate required forseeking admission under these must be statedclearly in the Prospectus.

1.5. The student must not be asked to producedocuments which have not been mentioned in theProspectus. While the institution can ask the studentto produce the original documents (such as SchoolLeaving Certificate, Marksheet, Caste certificate) forverification, they cannot retain any originaldocuments of any students. [As notified by UGC on23rdApril 2007,F.No.1-3/2007 (CPPII)]

2.1. It is the responsibility of the college/university to helpthe students develop their learning skills by

the University website. Candidates having any doubtwith reference to Answer Key/Questions in theURATPG-2022 can communicate the same to the Officeof the Convener URATPG-2022 within two days afterpublication ofAnswer key.

(viii) The candidates will not be allowed to enter in theExamination Hall after ten minutes of thecommencement of the Examination

(ix). After completion of entrance test, the candidates cancarry Question Booklet with them.

(i) After declaration of URATPG-2022 Entrance Test Result,the candidate will be required to generateAdmission formfor Test Subject related Programmes from UniversityWebsite bypaying requisite fee.

(ii) After depositing requisite fee online through ICICI bankpayment Gateway the candidate will be redirected to fillapplication form for a particular programme.

(iii) The candidate can offer a maximum of 5 (Five)programmes either of one faculty or in more than onefaculty. These programmes would be available withinthe scope of the subjects in which candidate appearedin the entrance test.

.(iv) The candidate has to submit the Hard copy of these forms in

theProgrammerelatedDepartment/Centreonorbefore theprescribeddateofsubmissionof theHardCopy.

(v) The candidate has to submit the self-attested copies ofthe following Certificates/Documents along with hardcopy of the online generated application form:

a) Secondary School Marks Sheetb) Senior Secondary School Marks Sheetc) Undergraduate Marks Sheetd) Valid Caste Certificate of (if

applicable)e) Certificate/document to claim weightage (

/Others), if any.f) Anyotherdocumentwhichthecandidatethinksappropriate.g) Original Challan for each programme as application fee.(vi) Head of the Department/Director of the Centre will

constitute an Admission Committee to prepare the meritlist,

Theconcerning Head of the Department will display the listof the eligible candidates seeking admission to theprogram based on the merit. The decision of theconcerned HOD relating to grant of admission will befinal. Reservation policy of the University will befollowed, while preparing the merit in the Departments.

(vii).

1. The detail programme of URATPG, 2022 regarding onlineapplication form, fees and time schedule of first andsecond phase will be displayed on university website:www.uniraj.ac.in. in the first/second weekof July, 2022.

2. The Candidates are advised that before filling the onlineapplication form of URATPG, 2022 to see the eligibility,subjects, etc.After that no request will be entertained.

SECOND STEP:

IF A CANDIDATE EITHER DOESNOT CHOOSE A TEST SUBJECT OR REMAINSABSENT IN CHOSEN TEST SUBJECT THEN THECANDIDATE WILL NOT BE ALLOWED TO CHOOSESUCH SUBJECT RELATED PROGRAMMES

SC/ST/OBC/MBC/EWC

PH/Sports/NSS/ NCC

based on URATPG-2022 test scores (70%weightage) and 30% weightage of the academicperformance of the qualifying examination andweightage (for other activities) thereon (ifapplicable) as given in the Prospectus.

The candidate belonging to Outright Category (O)shall be required toappear in the URATPG-2022

Note:-

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2.2. The students who begin with a difficulty due to socialhandicap or a shift in the medium of instruction areentitled to special support to bridge the gap.

2.3. The students are entitled to availability and presence ofqualified teacher, fulfillment of the specified number ofteaching days and contact hours for each course andcompletion of syllabus on time. [UGC Regulations onMinimum Qualification of Teachers… 2010]

2.4.The students are entitled to reasonable access to facilities,services and resources including library (that stockstextbooks, reference books, journals, e-resources),laboratories, and ICT facilities in the languages permittedasmediumof instructionorexamination.

2.5. The student are entitled to fair, transparent and timelyevaluation, including fair provisions for timely re-checking or re-evalutation of the scripts and redressalof any grievance related to the evaluation process. Thestudents are entitled to a copy of their answer scriptsafter the declaration of results.

2.6.The students are entitled to timely conduct ofexamination and declaration of results as specified inthe academic calendar in the Prospectus. They shall beentitled to the award of degree within 180 days of thedeclaration of results.

2.7. The students are entitled to give regular feedback on thequality of teaching, students services and institutionalinfrastructure. The college/university shall establishmechanisms for seeking this feedback regularly andtaking student feedback into account for review andimprovement.

3.1. The students are entitled to prior and full informationabout amount, components, frequency and mode ofany kind of payment including fees or charges of anyother kind and refund rules. If a student withdrawsbefore the beginning of the course, the student shouldbe refunded the entire fee given to it with a maximumdeduction of Rs. 1000. [As notified by UGC on 23rdApril2007, F. No. 1-3/2007 (CPP II)]

3.2. A college/university will make utmost effort to ensurethat no student is deprived of opportunities of qualityeducation for lack of sufficient financial resources. It isthe responsibility of the policy makers to ensure thatsufficient funds are made available to implement thisprinciple. The Prospectus shall contain consolidatedinformation about scholarship/fellowship/financial aidscheme of any type that that is available to the students.It shall bring to notice and assist the students inaccessing such schemes. It shall ensure that theprocedure for selection is fair and transparent.

4.1. The students are entitled to access to appropriateresources including classrooms, libraries, laboratoriesand other academic facilities necessary for qualityeducation. [UGC rules and regulations for fitness ofuniversities and colleges for Grants under section 12 Bof the UGC Act 1956, Private University Regulation,Deemed University Regulation].

4.2. The students are entitled to reasonable access to sportsand recreation facilities, avenues for literary, aestheticand other extra-curricular pursuits.

4.3. The student are entitled to reasonable attention tomedical and heath requirements including free andperiodic health check-up and treatment/ hospitalizationin case of medical emergencies.

4.4. The students are entitled to a reasonable access toadequate, clean and hygienic hostel/residenceaccommodation that provides basic amenities includingrecreational facilities. Such accommodation should beaffordable and must not be utilized by the institution for

3. Fee and financial aid

4. Infrastructure

profit making. Accommodation meant for studentsmust not be encroached upon by the institution for anyother purpose.

4.5. Student with disability are entitled to access to allschemes, facilities and services in the universitywithout discrimination. The college/university shallstrive towards a universal design of learning basedcurriculum that can address the needs of the broadestpossible range of students by minimizing barriers andmaximizing learning for all students. Thecollege/university shall provide barrier free access,special library resources (including Braille and ICTresources] , provis ions for s ign languageinterpreter/transcriber, the required equipments andelectronic resources and the required relaxation inexamination to all students with disability. [Person withDisabilities (Equal Opportunity, Protection of Rightsand Full Participation) Act, 1995; UGC D.O.No.F-6-1/2006(CPPII), F.No.6-1/2012(SCT)]

5. The students are entitled to non-discriminatory treatment(in the sense of absence of harassment, victimization orexclusion) in every aspect of institutional functioning. Anydiscrimination based on caste, gender, creed, colour, race,religion, place of birth, political conviction, language anddisability shall be prohibited.

5.1. In particular, institutions shall not discriminate againststudents belonging to Scheduled Caste and ScheduledTribes and racial profiling of students from any region orethnic group. [UGC (Promotion of Equity in HigherEducational Institutions)Regulations,2012]

5.2. The students are entitled to protection from sexualharassment by complaining to the Gender SensitizationCommittees against Sexual Harassment. It ismandatory for each college/university to constitute andpublicize this committee as per the Guidelines andnorms laid down by the Hon'ble Supreme Court [Vishakaand Others Vs. State of Rajasthan and Others(JT 1997(7)SC 384)]

5.3.All students are entitled to protection from ragging in anyform [UGC (Curbing the Menace of Ragging)Regulation,2009]

6. As democratic citizens, the students are entitled to freedomof thought and expression within and outside their institution.The college/university must allow space for free exchange ofideas and public debate so as to foster a culture of criticalreasoning and questioning. College/university authorities mustnot impose unreasonable, partisan or arbitrary restrictions onorganizing seminars, lecture and debates that do not otherwiseviolate any law.7. The students are entitled to forming associations and unions,directly electing their representatives to Students Unions andhaving their representatives on the college/university decisionmaking bodies including internal quality assessment, grievancecommittees, Gender Sensitization Committees against SexualHarassment and the Academic/Executive council.University/colleges shall evolve mechanisms for adequateconsultations with students' representatives before taking anymajordecisionaffectingthestudents.8. The students are entitled to full and correct information aboutany institution of higher education in which they study or proposeto study. Therefore, every college/university must disclose thefollowing information on its website and Prospectus: status of theinstitution, its affiliation, accreditation rating, physical assets andamenities, membership of governing bodies and minutes of themeetings of bodies like Academic/Executive council, sources ofincome and the financial situation and any other informationabout its functioning necessary for a student to make a fullyinformedchoice. [Section4(1)ofRight to InformationAct2005].9. The students are entitled to redressal of their grievance bythe Grievance Redressal Committee of the institution within 10days of making a representation. If they are not satisfied, theyare also entitled to an appeal to the Ombudsman of theUniversity concerned for redressal within 30 days. [UGC(Grievance Redressal)Regulations,2012]10. The UGC may issue instructions for proper implementationof these Guidelines.

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IntroductionThe office of the Dean, Students' Welfare & International

Students'Advisor (DSW & ISA) helps the University students inthe overall development. This office provides careercounselling for the students to enable them to chooseacademic fields of their interest.

This office also monitors the 'Students' Group InsuranceScheme' for regular students of this University. Out of theStudents Welfare Fund of the University, the office facilitatesthe University in providing “One time financial assistance” whobelong to economically weaker sections with higher academicgrades.

Under the administrative supervision of the DSW, there isRajasthan University Students' Union (RUSU) which consistsof four office bearers namely President, Vice-President,General Secretary and Joint Secretary who are elected directlyby the regular UG and PG students of the University. Oneresearch scholars' representative is elected by the regularM.Phil and Ph.D. students.

The Dean Students' Welfare and the RUSU collectivelyorganize numerous cultural and academic activities. Inter-College Youth Festival is organized in the month ofSeptember/October every year. This competition is among theConstituent Colleges, Departments, Centres of University andAffiliated Colleges. This helps the DSW to make a team for theInternational Youth Festival i.e. (Ghoomar) which is aprestigious cultural activity of our University.

1. RUSU Election when declared by the State Government.2. Blood Donation Camp as per the direction3. Students Group Insurance Coverage (Death/Accidental)

to announces in the month of4. One time financial assistance scholarship to be

announced in the month of .5. Inter-College Youth Festival be organized in the month

of6. International Youth Festival 'Ghoomar' be organized in

the month of7. International Conference be organized in the month of

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International Students Advisor looks after the interests ofthe international students and co-ordinates all activities relatedto them in the University. This office examines all thedocuments such as mark sheets and academic certificates toadjudge the eligibility of the students and their equivalence forthe admission to various courses and takes care of admittingInternational Students for pursuing higher studies. Visa,Passport and No objection Certificates issued by theDepartment of Education, Ministry of Human ResourceDevelopment, Govt. of India are examined from time to time sothat International Students do not face any difficulty in duecourse of time. For further details, refer DSW link on theUniversity of Rajasthan website i.e. www.uniraj.ac.in.

15% supernumerary seats in all courses will be reservedfor International Students including persons of Indian Origin.Out of the 15% supernumerary seats 1/3 i.e. 5% seats wouldbe preferably filled by children of NRIs on payment of five timesthe fee payable by a regular student of the course. Foreignstudents are not required to appear in University Entrance

Calendar for the activities to be held in the academicsession 2022-23

August 2022.

September 2022

September/October 2022.

November/December 2022.

October/November 2022INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS'ADVISOR

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DEAN, STUDENTS' WELFARE & INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS' ADVISOR

Examination being conducted for admission to variouscourses i.e. URATPG, MPAT & other entranceexamination. The admission for the academic session2021-22 will be based on Merit of the student andsubject to the decision of the Equivalence Committee.

All enquiries and applications and admissionsshould be addressed to:Dean, Students' Welfare and International Students'

AdvisorUniversity of Rajasthan, JaipurEmail: [email protected]

The University of Rajasthan offers Doctorate ofPhilosophy (Ph. D.) programmes in under variousfaculties and subjects. Admission to Ph.D. programmeis subjected to number of vacant seats in the concernsubject/department. An applicant to any of the variousPh. D. programmes must have a minimum requirementof at least 60% marks or a higher second division inMaster's Degree or equivalent in the related field. Theminimum requirements to apply to these programmeswill remain the same as those mentioned in theUniversity Prospectus 2021-22. For further details,please check the DSW link of the University ofRajasthan website.

The University of Rajasthan offers a separatedegree for Master of Philosophy (M.Phil) in undervarious faculties and subjects.An applicant to any of thevarious M.Phil. Programmes must have a minimumrequirement of at least 60% marks in aggregate or anequivalent grade or a higher second division Master'sDegree or equivalent in the related field.

The University of Rajasthan offers Post-graduate &Undergraduate programmes in various subjects. Theminimum criteria for applying for these programmes arethe same as those for the Indian students which ismentioned in the University Prospectus 2021-22.

The University also offers various certificates,diplomas and post graduate diplomas programmes.The duration of these programmes is normally one year.The details and criteria's of these programmes areprovided in the University Prospectus.

ELIGIBILITY CRITERIAFORADMISSION1. Ph.D. Programme

2. Master of Philosophy (M. Phil)

3. Postgraduate & Undergraduate programs

4. Certificate/Diploma/ Post Graduate Diploma

Dean Students Welfare

Associate Deans

Prof. Sarina Kalia

Dr. Vishal Vikram Singh

Sh. Gajraj Singh Verma

Dr. Deepa Mordia

Dr. Shikha Gupta

Dr. Akhil Kumar

Dr. Amita Raj Goyal

Dr. Ghansham Kachhawa

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Guidelines and Rules forAdmission1.

www.aiuweb.com

Foreign students must apply and register themselves throughonline for the programmes that they are interested in as perthe notifications available on the website. A hard copy as wellas soft copy of the application with enquiries (if any) must besend to the following address:Dean, Student's Welfare & International Students' Advisor

University of Rajasthan, Jaipur - [email protected]

The applications for Ph.D. programme are openInterested candidates

can check the University website and apply accordingly.Applicants can apply for multiple courses but there should be aseparate application for each course.The programme on which the eligibility is to be relied upon mustbe from an institute included in the list of theAssociation of IndianUniversities (AIU). In case the University/ Board is not includedin the said list, the candidate has to obtain and submit anEquivalence Certificate to this effect from the AIU. Suchapplicantscould contact themfromthe following address.

The Association of Indian Universities (AIU)16, AIU House, Kotla Marg,

New Delhi 110002

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The Department of English was established in 1961.The eminent Yeatsian scholar Ms. A.G. Stock fromIreland was the founder Head of the Department. TheDepartment continues to cherish and carry forward thelegacy of Ms. Stock.

The Department of English with its dedicated team offaculty members is committed to maintaining high standardsof scholarship and research and has been workingconsistently towards the academic upgradation at theundergraduate and postgraduate levels. The Departmentexcels in qualitative teaching and there is a periodicalrevision of syllabi to keep pace with the proliferation in newareas of knowledge and research. The Department hasqualified faculty with specializations in areas such asPostcolonial Literatures, Feminist Writing, LanguageStudies, American, Canadian, Australian and AfricanLiterature,LiteratureandFilms,andIndianWriting inEnglish.

The Department has a rich library dedicated to Prof.A.G. Stock with over 5,000 holdings as endowmentsfrom various sources. There is a well equipped LanguageLab to enhance the communication skills of the studentsand a Counseling Cell to empower and support thestudents both academically and emotionally. Admissionto all the courses offered is through an EntranceExamination. To promote interdisciplinary ethos, thestudents from all disciplines are welcome.

Duration : Six Months

Goals and Vision

Infrastructural Facilities:

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COURSES OFFEREDPre-Ph.D. Course Work Programme

Modern and Contemporary British LiteratureAmerican Literature

Postcolonial LiteraturesAustralian LiteraturesCanadian LiteratureIndian Writing in EnglishAfrican LiteratureDiasporic LiteratureCritical TheoryApplied LinguisticsTranslation Studies

M. Phil in English Literature

M. Phil in English Language Teaching

MASTER OFARTS IN ENGLISH

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Seats : 15 (+5 Seats on SFS Basis)Duration : Two Years (Two Semesters)

Seats : 15 (+5 Seats on SFS Basis)Duration : Two Years (Two Semesters)

Seats : 60Duration : Four Semesters (Two Years)

The A.G. Stock Memorial Lecture has been deliveredby luminaries like Mushirul Hasan; U.R. Ananthamurthy,Romila Thapar,Amiya Dev, Ganesh Devy, P.S. Chauhan,Harish Narang and Prof.AK Singh.

The R.K. Kaul Memorial Lecture has been deliveredby esteemed scholars like Keki Daruwalla, Ashok Vajpai,Rajeev Bhargava and Malashree Lal.

Workshops and Scholarly Interactions have alsobeen conducted with International Scholars like Prof.Valerie Miner (Stanford, U.S.), Prof. Ahrens (Germany),Alexis Wright (Australia); Prof. Bruce Bennett (Australia),Prof. Roger Bell (U.K.) Paul Theroux (U.S.), Prof., Claire

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Agarwal, Sunita

Singh, Nidhi

Mathur, Charu

Choudhary, Sanju

Preeti

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Meena, Priyanka

Jhanjhnodia, Shankar Lal

Singh,Arun

Meena, Shweta

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Seats: 15 each. Duration: One academic sessionMerit of the Diploma course in the

concerned Language, DELF-A-2 from AllianceFrançaise orA-2 from Max Mueller Bhavan.

Seats: 30 each Duration: One academic sessionMerit of the Certificate course in the

concerned Language or DELF-A-1 from AllianceFrançaise orA-1 from Max Mueller Bhavan.

Seats: 70 each. Duration: One academic session.10+2/ Graduation and/ or Post-

Graduation from any stream with a minimum of 36%marks. Admission will be given purely on merit basisconsidering the highest percentage either at the 12 Std,or Graduation, or Post-Graduation Level. Faculty wisedistribution of seats for the general category is donebased on merit. The best of the percentage obtained atthe last qualifying examination will be considered foradmission. Two seats in each Language CertificateCourse are allotted to the Govt. of India License holderTour-Guides.

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As per the amendment to the Ordinances 215 A to Eand R 12-A, approved by the Academic Council in itsmeeting held on 29 May, 2017, if a candidate wishesto join M.A. in French after passing the Post-Diplomain French, he / she has to secure in aggregateminimum 50% marks in his / her Post-Diplomaexaminations in French. However, if a candidate hasa DELF-B-1 from any Alliance Française, he / she iseligible for admission to M.A. program in French ofthis Department.

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The Department started in the year 1961. Specialattention to the regularity, punctuality and sincerity of astudent in class is given. If a student does not pass acourse in which he/she is enrolled at the department atany level she/he will not be readmitted to the samelanguage course under any circumstances. She/he canappear as an ex-student for the same examination in thenext academic year. To declare a student eligible forappearing for the Final examinations of the Certificate,Diploma and Post-Diploma Courses in the Department, astudent has to ensure 75% attendance in the givenacademic session and in addition, as per the Ordinance215E, clear five class tests held throughout the year.There is no provision for Private Candidate in thisdepartment at any level. No other reservation except forthe reservation of seats to the OBC, SC & ST applicants;Wards of Ex-Service-Men, Physically handicapped etc.as per the rules of the University is granted. Two seats ineach Language Certificate Course are allotted to theGovt. of India License holder Tour-Guides.

Candidates seeking admission through the reservedquota will have to produce original certificates of theircastes, physically challenged. Candidates seekingadmission at the entry point in the Certificate Course ofthe languages offered through the sports quota will haveto submit original documents and sports certificates, asthese cases are determined by the Central WeightageCommittee constituted by the Hon'ble Vice-Chancellor.Reservation policy is applicable for the admission to allthe courses of studies offered at this Department.Employees in Private and / or Govt. Sector will have toattach a No Objection Certificate of their offices, if theydesire to be admitted to these courses, as an adherenceto the rule of 75% attendance as per the judgment of theHon'ble Rajasthan High Court is mandatory.

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Head & Asstt. Professor, in French

Raisinghani, Nidhi

Omhovere (France), Prof. Dorothy Figeuria (U.S.), JudithMisrahi (France),Sieghild Bogumil (Germany).

The Department has also organized various U.G.C.sponsored Refresher Courses.

The Department has conducted HRDC Short TermCourse in Creative Writing and Communication Skills &Personality Development.

The faculty made presentations or seminal booksunder the programme initiated by the then Hon'ble Vice-Chancellor Mr. Rajeshwar Singh.

“Borders, Border Theories and Crossing Borders”

organized by Department of English, IRIS, SahityaAcademy and Jawahar Kala Kendra from 20-22September 2008

“Margins and Nation Spaces” organized by theDepartment of English from 8-9 February, 2008.

“Telling Lives: Formation and Reflections in DiverseNarrative Traditions” from 24-26 February, 2010.

“Identity, Ecology and Culture in Twentieth Century

National and International Conferences:

Literatures” from 6-8 Feb. 2014.“Literary Translation: Theory & Praxis” from 4-6

December, 2014.The Department organized an inter-disciplinary

National Seminar on “Revisiting Myths and Folklore from14-16 February, 2019.

The Department publishes an Academic Journal(RUSE) indexed

in MLAand a Student's Magazine .There are regular Student Seminar's and

Presentations in the Department.Another salient feather is the Cricket Match with a runningtrophy for students.

ANumber of students have cleared the UGC NET andRPSC SET Examinations. Some students have beenselected by RPSC in administrative posts and bankswhile others are teaching in various Colleges within andoutside the state of Rajasthan

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FacultyHead & Professor

Professors


Sharma, Urvashi

Sharma, Shruti

Pandey, Nand KishoreSharma, Vinod

Vijayvargiya, DeepikaSharma, MeetaSingh, Jitendra Kumar

Giri, JagadeeshMeena, MandakiniMeena, TaravatiPanwar, KailashRani, AnitaSamor, GeetaShandilya, SundaramSingh, ArjunSingh, VirendraSingh, Vishal VikramVerma, VershaVyas, RenuGarg, Priyanka KumariMittal, Deep Kumar

Associate Professors

Certificate, Diploma and Post-Diploma Courses inFrench, German and Spanish Languages

**Any change in the above given fees structure suggested by the committee will be applicable and the given fees structure will change accordingly

Fee Structure for Session 2022–2023

CoursesFees for Boys in Indian

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Certificate Courses in Frenchand Spanish

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Diploma Coursesin French and Spanish

Admission 80.00 Admission

Tuition fees 1450.00 Local Fund Fees

Local Fund Fees 370.00 Examination Fees

Examination Fees 1210.00 Total

Total 3110.00

Post-Diploma Coursesin French and Spanish

Admission 80.00 Admission 80.00

Tuition fees 1570.00 Local Fund Fees 370.00

Local Fund Fees 370.00 Examination Fees 1570.00

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Nair, Vinita

Sinsinwar, Manish

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Infrastructure

ResearchActivities and Publications Ph. D. ProgramsThrustAreas:

The Department of Philosophy is one of the mostprestigious seats of learning in the campus. World knownphilosopher, Prof. P.T. Raju was its founder head. TheDepartment has been the of eminentphilosophers & scholars like Prof. V.H.Date, Prof. DayaKrishna, Prof. BiswambharPahi, Prof. RamchandraGandhi, Prof. Chandmal Sharma, to name a few. TheDepartment was one of the threeerst while UGC 'Centresfor Advanced Studies in Philosophy', in the country. It hasbeen identified as the Study Centre of Indian Council ofPhilosophical Research, Ministry of Education,Government of India. Some of the national & internationallevel programs undertaken by the Department areasunder:

The Department is well equipped with moderntechnological amenities. The Department apart fromhaving its teaching department in Humanities Block has aseparate SAP/CAS building for research activities. TheDepartment has two libraries, one each in its twobuildings, with over 20,000 Volumes of books, periodicals& journals.

1. Indian Philosophy, Nyaya Vaisesika, Vedanta &Bauddha Darsana.

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Special Assistance Program (SAP), Phases I to IV,1979 to 2004Centre for Advanced Studies (CAS), Phase I: 2005-2010 & Phase II: 2015-2020.Study Circle Program, ICPR, Ministry of Education,2021-onwards

2. Logic, Philosophy of Science & Epistemology.3. Legal, Social, Political Philosophy, Ethics &

Comparative Philosophy.4. Existentialism, Post-Modernism, Hermeneutics5. Modern & Contemporary Indian Philosophy

Duration: 2 Semester (1 year)

Seats: 60 Duration: 4 Semesters (2 years)

The Department has published more than forty booksof utmost importance for research and higher education,under its five different publications series. TheDepartment also publishes its bi-annual journal, “Journalof Foundational Research”, which is included in theprestigious UGC- CARE list and is one of the fifteen Indianjournals of philosophy to be in the list and also the onlyjournal in philosophy from the state in the list. The XXVIII.II and XXIX. I issues of the journal were brought out thisyear.

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consists of a contribution made by eminentphi losopher and epistemologist Prof. ErnestSosa Dr. A.V. Singh also published a monographon Indian Epistemology, Pramanamimamsa Ke VividhaAyama while Dr. Manish Sinsinwar and Sri ManishGothwal jointly edited a compendium on Indian MoralThought.

The Department has organized several national &international seminars, workshops, summer/wintercourses, refresher courses etc, under the sponsorship ofUGC, ICPR, Rajasthan SanskritAcademy etc.Anumber ofacademic and extra-curricular activities were organized inthe outgoing session, to nourish the intellectual and anoverall growth of students. Numerous lectures, workshopsand seminars were held during the period. Some of theprominent and intellectually stimulating seminarsorganized in the period, include ICPR sponsoredInternational Webinar on International Yoga Day, themedupon, , in July2020, a national webinar on

, in January 2021, organized in joint collaborationwith Dr CBS Cyber Security, aninter national webinar on

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For the first two position holders in I and II semester.

For the first position holder in III and IV semester

Studies in Formal Logic

Studies in Epistemology: Knowledge, Its Antithesis, TheirDialectic, ed. Dr. A. V. Singh and Dr. Anubhav Varshney,the work

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Yoga in Contemporary Indian PhilosophyDigital Leadership:

Philosophy, Management and Cyber Security in a VUCAWorld

Philosophers at Jaipur: Daya KrishnaConsciousness and Reality in

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About the CentreThe centre has its genesis in UGC's Special

Assistance Programme which completed its fourphases under the dynamic leadership of Prof. DayaKrishna, Prof. BiswambharPahiand others. It wasgranted the status of “Centre forAdvanced Studies” byUGC in 2005. The I Phase was completed in 2010. In2014 UGC renewed the CAS status and its II Phasestarted in 2015.The centre publishes a biannual andbilingual journal of international repute, Journal ofFoundational Research.

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Journal of Foundational Research

volumes of the journal have come out so far. Some ofits prestigious publications include Prof. B. Pahi'sStudies in Formal Logic, Vaiseika PadarthavyavasthaKa Paddhatimulak Vimarsa, translation of PadarthaTattva Nirupa . Further XXVIII. II and XXIX. Ivolumes of its journal-

, were brought out this year. Recently, Dr.A.V. Singh and Dr. Anubhav Varshney authored ananthology,

; the anthology consists ofa contribution made by eminent philosopher andepistemologist Prof. Ernest Sosa. Dr. A.V. Singh alsopublished a monograph on Indian Epistemology,Pramaamimasa Ke Vividha Ayama. Dr. ManishSinsinwar and Sri Manish Gothwal jointly edited acompendium on Indian Moral Thought.

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Centre of Advanced Study in Philosophy

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Other Highlights:

The Department of Urdu & Persian was established in1973 with a clear vision to impart higher learning andteaching of Urdu Language and Literature. It is thelargest department of Urdu in the State.

The Department has organized many regional andnational, seminars. International Conferences Reputedacademicians and scholars like Prof. Khawaja A.Farooqui, Prof. Gyan Chand Jain, Prof. Qamar Rais,Prof. Mohd. Hasan, Prof. Mahmood Ilahi, Prof. AbdulHaq, (Ex-Director N.C.P.U.L) Prof. Chandra MohanGeneral Sectary CLAI, Prof. Hens Bates President(International Comparative Literature Association)Prof. Akhtararul Wasey, Prof. Saghir Afrahim, Prof.Shakil Samdani, Dr. Ratan Singh, Prof. Ali AhmedFatmi, Prof. Raza Haider, Prof. Ibn-e-Kanwal, Prof.Khalid Mahmood & Prof. SahibAli, Shahid Hussain andothers have visited the Department. RecentlyDepartment organized A National Conference underUPE Programe on the occasation of NationalEducation Day, 11 Nov,2017 ( The Birth Anniversary ofMaulana Abul Kalam Aazad) and 02 National Seminardated 28-29th January,2017 An all India UrduResearch Scholar Seminar and 17-18 December, 2016An all India Seminar onAsmat Chughtai Life and Workscollaboration with Rajasthan Urdu Academy, Jaipurand many Extension lectures organized byDepartment. More than 75 students have so far beenawarded Ph. D degrees in Urdu.

The following professors visited the department ofUrdu and Persian during the tenure of Professor andHead Dr. Nasera Basri :Professor Irtiza Kareem, DelhiUnivers i tyProfessor Shoeb Mal ik , JammuUniversityProfessor Aslam Jamshedpuri, MeerutUniversityProfessor Najma Rehman, Dean, DelhiUniversity attended the seminar held on Hasrat jaipuriorganized by the NCPUL Ketawun on a national levelon 28th March, 2022.Seminars were held on6th March,202126th March, 2022Hasrat Jaipuri Memorial lecturewas organized in collaboration with the NCPULKetawunDepartment journals were published in 2020and 2022.

Faculty

Head & Professor


Asstt. Professors

Basri, Nasera

Jahan, Khursheed

Kumar, Mukesh

Ph.D ProgrammeThrustAreas of Research:

Masters Programme

MASTER OFARTS IN URDU

Diploma ProgrammeDiploma In Persian Language

Certificate ProgrammeCertificate in Persian Language

Certificate in Urdu Language

· Classical Poetry and Prose

M. Phil in Urdu Duration :: One Year

Seats: 60 Duration: Four Semesters Two years

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Anekantvad; The soul of Jain

Metaphysics

The Centre for Jain Studies was established in

1975 on the auspicious occasion of Lord Mahaveer's

2500th Nirvan Mahotsava and a Chair was founded

for promoting research work in Jainism. The Centre

has a missionary zeal to sponsor and promote

research in Jain Studies and other aspects of

Comparative Religions and Culture. The Centre is

located in the Humanities Block, University of

Rajasthan Campus, Jaipur.

At the time of establishment of the Centre the

University had taken a decision that Jainology be

treated more as an area of research and the main

purpose for establishing the chair should be to

encourage the study of Jain religion and ethics in the

related departments i.e. Sanskrit, Hindi, Philosophy,

Psychology, Sociology, Political Science, Public

Administration and History, already existing in the

University, and conduct and direct research in the field

of Jainology.

In order to attact the diversified Janological studies,

the University also accommodated the study of source

material, ideas, thoughts, literature and history of

Jainism to be studied as special papers in the regular

courses of the Department of the Sanskrit, Philosophy

and History with the Co-operation and giudance of the

persion occupying the chair in Jainology.

The Centre is one of the premier institutions of

international repute for Jain Studies in India, engaged

in research on various aspects of Jain Studies and

Manuscriptology, Committed for dissemination of

knowledge on Prakrit, Apabharmsa language &

Literature, Jain Philosophy & religion and

Manuscriptology in a comparative, critical and

Historical perspective. The Centre awards every year

various Fellowships and Scholarships.

it has so far organized more than 6 International,

10 regional and 30 National Seminars and held

Several extension Lecture-series, and published

about 26 books on Jainology and Manuscriptology. It

has its own Library and subscribes to a large number

of Journals and Magazines, relevant to the Jain

Studies and allied subjects. During the pandemic, an

international webinar was organized on 23rd March,

2021 on "

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Director

Dy. Director

Prof. Rashmi Jain

Dr. Yash Jain

scholars from different part of the world. Prof. Jeffrey D

Long, Elizabethtown College, USA was the main

speaker. A special lecture was organized on the

on 11th May, 2022. The

special lecture was delivered by renowned Jain scholar

saint

and the same was attended by more than 400 scholars

from all walks of life.

Research work has been carried out in Centre and

as many as 250 research scholars have been awarded

D.Litt, Ph.D. and M. Phil Degrees in Jain Studies by this

University.

The Centre has an adequate computer laboratory

with internet facility, a manuscript library for the use of

research scholars as well as a Reference library for

oriental studies and general studies.

Jain Studies

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Masters' Programme

M. Phil. IN JAIN STUDIES

Seats: Duration :

PG Diploma Programme

P.G. DIPLOMAIN JAIN STUDIES &ARCHAEOLOGY

Seats: Duration: One Year

CERTIFICATE COURSE IN JAIN DARSHAN AND

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Hony. Director

PG School of Commerce

Phone No. 2711071


DEPARTMENTS

Department of Accountancy and Business

Statistics

Department of BusinessAdministration

Department of Economic Administration and

Financial Management

Centre for Entrepreneurship & Skill

Development

FACULTY OF COMMERCE

Department of Accountancy and Business Statistics


Infrastructure Facilities:

Ph. D. Programme:

Masters Programmes

Master ofCommerce inAccountancy & Business Statistics

Master of Commerce in Cost and ManagementAccounting

The Deprtment of Accountancy & Statistics (ABST)founded in 1969, is centre of education ofAccounting, BusinessStatistics & Taxation throughout the State of Rajasthan. TheDepartment of (ABST) is committed to keep pace with thechanging requirements of commerce, trade and industry inIndia. The Department has been organizing All IndiaAccounting Conference, National Seminars and speciallectures from time to time. The research scholars of theDeparment have been receiving scholarship from variousfunding agencies i.e. UGC, ICSSR, Rajiv Gandhi Foundatinetc.

The Department has its own well-equipped computerlaboratory with LCD projector. The faculty members haveinternet facility and well equipped separate rooms.

ThrustAreas

Securities Market and Investment Management

M.Phil inAccountancy & Business Statistics

Duration: One Year

Seats: 180 Duration: Four Semesters (Two Years)


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CostAccounting and Cost Control

Taxation and Tax Planning

E-Commerce and E-Accounting

SocialAccounting and SocialAudit

EnvironemenatlAccounting

Operations Research and Quantitative Techniques

Financial, Cost and ManagementAudit

Corporate Disclosure Practices

Corporate Governance

ForensicAccounting andAuditing

Accounting Standards and IFRS

Corporate Social Responsibility

Faculty

Head & Professor

Professors

Associate Professor


Upadhyaya, Abhay

Agrawal, Ashok

Sharma, Prakash

Jain, Premila

Adesra, Pradhuman

Barkha, Rani

Jain, Mohit

Kanchan

Kumawat, Anoop

Meena, Deepika

Meena, Lekhraj

Meena, Rajesh Kumar

Nagar, Renu

Rajoria, Rahul

Saini, Phool Chand

Verma, Mukesh Kumar

Yadav, Dharmpal

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Sharma, Pradeep

Vasita, M.L.

Agarwal, MayankGehlot, D.C.Kumari, PinkyMeena, DimpleMeena, HansaPaharia, PoojaPoonamSen, RuchiraSharma, PurnimaSwami, Nishant Kumar

ProfessorsJain, BinduJain, MukeshSaxena, GarimaSharma, AnuragSharma, B.S.Singh, Dileep

Director & Professor

Dy. Director

Agarwal, Mayank

Sharma, Anurag


Infrastructural Facilities

Ph.D. ProgrammeThrustAreas

Masters' ProgrammesM.Phil. IN BUSINESSADMINISTRATION

MASTEROFCOMMERCEIN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

M.Com. in HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT

The Department of Business Administrationestablished in 1969, is a strong and pioneering centre forstudies in Management and BusinessAdministration.

The Department has its own Seminar Hall,Professor's rooms and a support system of Computers,Photostat Machine, Internet and LCD, which areaccessible both to teachers and students. TheDepartment also has a well-maintained library havingabout four thousand books for post graduate (SFS) andM.Phil. and Ph.D. Course Work students.

Seats : 15 (+ 5 Seats on SFS basis)Duration : Two Semesters (One Year)

Seats : 120 Duration : Four Semesters (Two Years)

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Masters' Programmes (Self-Financing Courses)

About the CentreThe Centre for Entrepreneurship & Skill

Development (CE&SD) has been established to developentrepreneurial skills among youth in Rajasthan. Toachieve this goal the CE&SD runs academicprogrammes, organize seminars and workshops, facultyinteractions and discussions. The Centre also organizeentrepreneurship camps, training programmes, EDPsand Short term Courses for the benefit of students. TheCentre is instrumental in creating and supporting anentrepreneurial climate in Rajasthan.

1. TodevelopbasicUnderstandingaboutEntrepreneurship2. To develop basic Entrepreneurship Skills3. To assist graduates for their own venture set-up4. To boost start-ups

The Centre is presently working in the P.G. School ofCommerce, University of Rajasthan, Jaipur. The Centre

Objectives


M.Com. in INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS

In addition the Department would like to start two newcourse duly approved by theAcademic Council(a) Master Of Tourism Management

Other Highlights &Achievements


The Journal of Business and Management is abiannual publication of the Department. Our students ofM.Com. in HRM and M.Com. in IB are getting placementin various national and international companies.Seminars, group discussions and special lectures areorganised from time to time in the Department.Department has got two Project under RUSA 2.0Programme under Component: 10 Research Innovation& Quality Improvement of Rs. 19.75 Lacs & 20.20 Lacs.respectively.



(b) Master of Marketing Management

Department of Business Administration

Centre for Entrepreneurship & Skill Development

has seminar hall, Internet and presentation facilities. TheCentre would be equipped further with all modern trainingand development facilities.

1. Certificate in Entrepreneurship & Skill DevelopmentSeats : 50 (SFS) , Duration : 6 Months

2. Diploma in Entrepreneurship & Skill DevelopmentSeats : 50 (SFS) , Duration : Two Semesters (1 Year)

: Graduation in any field:

Percentage in Graduation + Interview: Rs. 15,000 per Semester

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Ph.D. Programme

ThrustAreas

Master's Programmes

MASTER OF COMMERCE IN ECONOMICADMINISTRATION, FINANCIAL MANAGEMENTAND COOPERATION:

Master of Commerce (Financial Analysis andControl) (SFS):

The Department started functioning in the year1969 as a strong and pioneering centre for studies inEconomic Admin is t ra t ion and Financ ia lManagement.

The Department has a support system ofComputers, Photostat Machine, Internet, LCDProjector which are accessible both to the teachersand students. The Department also has a well-maintained library for post graduate students.Several academic journals of repute andnewspapers are also being subscribed in theDepartment.

At present the Department is engaged in thefollowing areas of research:

Banking Finance

Economic Administration

M. Phil in E.A.F.M.:

Duration : One Year

Seats : 120

Duration : Four Semester (Two Years)

Specialization in (i) EconomicAdministration

(ii) Financial Management and Banking

(iii) Rural Development and Cooperation.

Seats : 50 Duration : Four Semester (Two Years)

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Rural Development Cooperation

Public Enterprises, etc.

Tourism

Faculty

Saxena, Rajeev Kumar

Kumar, Naresh

Gupta, Krishna

Sharma, Praveen

Jain, Mamta

Dewatwal, Saroj Bala

Head & Professor

Professors

Assistant Professor

Sharma, M.L.

PG Diploma Programmes:

PG DIPLOMAIN BANKINGAND FINANCE

PG DIPLOMAIN COOPERATION

Self Financing Courses:

PG DIPLOMAIN PROJECT PLANNING &

INFRASTRUCTURE MANAGEMENT

PG DIPLOMAIN SMALL SCALEAND

AGRO INDUSTRIES

PG DIPLOMAIN DEVELOPMENTAND

INVESTMENT BANKING

PG DIPLOMAIN FINANCIALANALYSIS

AND CONTROL

Highlights &Achievements

"EconomicAdministration Review"

Seats : 60 Duration : One Year






The department regularly organizesseminars to give exposure to the students. Alongwith teaching, the Department encourages student'participation in academic programmes. A PeerReviewed Refereed Research Journal.

is a bi-annual publicationof the Department.

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Dean

Dr. Pramila Dubey

Ph. 0141-2791864, 2794216

FACULTY OF EDUCATIONDEPARTMENTS AND CENTRES


Department of Library Science




About the DepartmentThe Department of Education established in 1976 to

impart Teach Education at the degree level through thedistance learning mode. After the restructuring of Universityin Rajasthan. the Department of Education was grantedpermission in 1992 to conduct M.Ed. Course and to promoteresearch in Education.

The Vision of the Department is to prepare a professionalcadre of committed and competentTeacherEducators.

The Department has its own library consisting morethan 3500 books. along with a Computer laboratory.

Environmental Problems and GeographicEducationPsychology of EducationPhilosophicalSociologicalSchool EducationEducational Technology

Value Education

Aims and Vision


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Chauhan, Dharmender Singh

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Peace EducationInclusive Education

The fresh admission will be under for academic session2022-2023

Masters' ProgrammesMASTER OF EDUCATIONSeats:50 Duration: Four Semester (Two Year)

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A number of students qualified from theDepartment have got employment from theDepartment have got employment in teachertraining institutions and schools.The department organizes seminar to giveexposure to the students along with training part.

Ø Research scholars of the subject have availedresearch scholarship

Department of Library & Information Science

About the DepartmentThe Department was established in the year 1960. It is

the oldest Department of Library & Information Science inthe state of Rajasthan and one of the few in the country tohave started Masters' and Doctoral Degree programmes.It started Masters' and Doctoral degree programmes in thesubject as early as 1974 and 1975 respectively. TheDepartment has already produced more than 60 Ph.Dsand many students are pursuing the research degree. ANumber of ex-students of this department are serving insenior positions in the country and abroad in premier andprestigious institutions. In view of the changing scenariodue to rapid development in ICT, the syllabi for both MLIS& BLIS have been revised to include ICT based curriculumas per U.G.C. model.

The Department has a well equipped modern ICTlaboratory, with state-of-the-art facilities.

Information Management


Ph.D. ProgrammeThrustAreas of ResearchØØØØØØ

Networking of LibrariesInformation CentresResource SharingUser StudiesDigital libraries and web based services.

FacultyHead and Professor

Assistant Professor

Singh,Arvind Vikram

Gupta, Santosh

Rao, Mahendra Singh

Gupta, Vishnu Kumar

Kumar, Vijendra

MASTER OF LIBRARY & INFORMATIONSCIENCE

Eligibility

Graduate ProgrammeBACHELOR OF LIBRARY & INFORMATIONSCIENCESeats :Duration :Eligibility :

Seats : Duration :

80

20 Two Semesters (One Year):

B.Lib. & Inf. Sc. Degree with 50% marks.

Bachelor/Master degree or equivalentdegree recognized by this University with at least45% marks

Two Semesters (One Year )

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Lifelong education is the cherished goal of an idealeducational process. In a technology-driven,knowledge-based competitive economy, the landscapeof learning is changing. Keeping in view the socio-economic changes taking place in the country, theacquisition of relevant skills and regular upgrading ofskills implies the need for creating a variety of trainingand learning opportunities. The Department of LifelongLearning (DLL), University of Rajasthan, caters to thiscritical development issue of continuous developmentof quality and quantity human resources and up-gradation of skills.

The responsibility of the University to discharge itsresponsibilities adequately to the entire educationsystem and the society as a whole has been assumedby the Department of Lifelong Learning in themanifestation of extension activities for various targetgroups ranging from illiterates, semi-literate to experts,professionals, and elite groups.

With the purported aim of expanding the frontiersof knowledge and extending the institutional resourcesto the community, DLL conducts short-term trainingcourses, workshops, seminars, summer schools,capacity building, skill development programs, etc.,throughout the year. The department organizes need-based, flexible programs, catering to the diverse needsof small and large segments of people.

DLLhas successfully reached out to large sectionsof society, especially the marginalized anddisadvantaged, through varied interventions andcapacity enhancement endeavours. It has beeninstrumental in conducting sensitization and awareness

Director & ProfessorSharma, Prakash

programs regarding universal literacy, gender justice, etc.As per the directions by the Governor under the MissionAntyodaya, the department has adopted a village - Siroli(Tehsil- Sanganer) and two another villages- Sewapura &Tatiyawas (Tehsil- Amer) under Smart Village Scheme, toextend its services towards the upliftment of society onbehalf of UOR. The department has been successful inorganizing and implementing various programs to bringthese sections into the mainstream.

HIV/AIDS, environment conservation, e-learning,sanitation, entrepreneurship development, etc. Specialthrust remains on capacity building, leadership skills,personality development, stress management, careercounselling, and guidance program for youth. DLL alsodevelops teaching-learning, instructional, training, andpromotional material to provide academic/technicalsupport to different programs. DLL has engaged inconducting English language teaching classes in ruralareas, government schools, and urban slums for theneedy and poor and e-learning for senior citizens anddeprived sections of society. Collaboration and supportfor various activities and programs are solicited fromuniversity departments, colleges, NGOs, and resourcecentres of the National Literacy MissionAuthority.

The aims and objectives of the department are topromote a meaningful, sustained and stimulatingrelationship between the University and the community.The impetus is to provide opportunities for a learningsociety, facilitate people's overall development, andmeaningfully help improve the overall quality of life

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Faculty

Head & Professor

Kumar, Rajesh


The Department was established in 1947 with itsPhysical Education programme including Courseslike Bachelor of Physical Education (B.P.Ed.) from1994-95 and Master of Physical Education (M.P.Ed.)from 1995-96. The Department intruduced YogaCertificate & Yoga Diploma Courses in the Session2003-04. M.Phil in Physical Education wasintroduced in 2007-08. The Department has amplefacilities for research work, enabling the postgraduates to pursue their Ph.D. in PhysicalEducation. Till date 78 Students have been awardedPh.D. in Physical Education.

Sports TrainingSports MedicineSports Bio-MechanicsPhysiologyPsychologyManagementProfessional Preparation & Curriculum DesignsSociology of SportsTest and MeasurementYoga

Ph.D. Programme : ThrustAreas :-ØØØØØØØØØØ

Master's Programme :

Self Financing Courses :

Bachelor of Physical Education (B.P.Ed.)

P.G. Diploma Programme :-

Certificate Programme :-

M.Phil in Physical Education (Duration : One Year)

Master of Physical Education (M.P.Ed.)Seats : 40 Duration - Four Semesters (Two Years)

Seats : 50 Duration - Four Semesters (Two Years)

P.G. Diploma in Yoga Education (P.G.D.Y.Ed.)Seats : 40, Duration - One Year (Two Semester)

Certificate in Yoga Education (C.Y.Ed.)Seats : 40 Duration - 06 MonthsFee- See SFS Fee Schedule for all courses

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Admission Procedure :–Compulsory:Physical Fitness Test Running forM.P.Ed. Boys 2400 mts, Girls 2000 mts.B.P.Ed Boys 2200 mts, Girls 1800 mtsC.Y.Ed. & D.Y.Ed. Boys 2000 mts, Girls 1600 mts.

As per direction given by the StateGovernment, B.P.Ed. and M.P.Ed. Admissionwill be done through centralised admissionprocess of Rajasthan State at Deptt. ofPhysical Education, University of Rajasthan,Jaipur.

Courses B.P.Ed. M.P.Ed. C.Y.Ed. D.Y.Ed. M.Phil Ph.D./D.lit.

Duration 2 Years

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Coordinators

Rao, K.V.R.

Saxena, V. K.

John, P. J

Gupta, Neelima

Palsania H.S.

Badsara, Satpal

Singh, Mamraj

Clair Amanpal Singh

Meena, Rishikesh

Gurjar, Asha

Yadav, Rajendra S.

Meena, Ramhari

Meena, Anita

FACULTY OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY

Convergence an adumbration

“ for improving humanperformance” (M.C. Roco and W.S. Bainbridge)

Humans have been trying to bargain existential risks.The science of converging technologies will reinvent everyaspect of human lives, taking humanity into unchartedterritories and reimagining the world as they know it.

The expression refers to thesynergistic combination of four major “NBIC”(Nano-Bio-Info-Cogno) streams of science and technology, each of which iscurrently progressing as a pivot on its own: (a) nanoscienceand nanotechnology; (b) biotechnology and biomedicine,including genetic engineering; (c) information technology,including advanced computing, IOT, AI and communications;and, (d) cognitive science, including cognitive neuroscience.Rapid advances in converging technologies have thepotential to payoffs will include improving work efficiency andlearning, enhancing individual sensory and cognitivecapabilities, revolutionary changes in healthcare, improvingboth individual and group efficiency, highly effectivecommunication techniques including brain to braininteraction, perfecting human-machine interfaces includingneuromorphic engineering for industrial and personal use,enhancing human capabilities for defense purposes,reaching sustainable development using NBIC tools, andmake better the physical and cognitive decline that iscommon to the aging mind.

The Centre for Converging Technologies (CCT) at theUniversity of Rajasthan is conceptualized as a centre tostrengthen quality education and to pursue high standardresearch in the frontier areas of Nanotechnology,Biotechnology and Bioinformatics, Information &Communication Technology and Cognitive & Neuroscience(NBIC) technologies so as to accelerate techno-economicdevelopment of the country.

Creating and maintaining a critical mass of ConvergingTechnologies research specialists who can effectivelycontribute to the need of the industry and society.

Focusing on interdisciplinary research in areas likeNanotechnology, Bioinformatics, Biotechnology,Information and Communication Technology, Cognitiveand Neuroscience.

Founding a strong training and research base inacademia to make an attractive international trainingground for Converging Technologies; Generating,designing, and applying NBIC technologies in aninnovative way.

Converging technologies

converging technologies

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Promoting research in allied theoretical science,Systems Biology and Metabolomics.

Encouraging post-doctoral students inConverging Technologies to boost the capacityfor research.

Imparting postgraduate education in ConvergingTechnologies.

Collaborating with Industry, National andInternational Institutes/Universities to augmentNBIC research so as to accelerate techno-economic development.

The University has received financial supportunder Member of Parliament LocalArea DevelopmentScheme for creat ion of the cent re onrecommendations of Hon'ble Ex-Member ofParliament Late Shri R.P. Goenka. The first phase ofCentre's new building has been completed in 2009. Ithas specifically been designed to meet therequirements of Converging Technologies researchand education activities. It has fully networked, well-furnished, air-conditioned, dust and germ freeresearch labs and class rooms. A State of the Art

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In 2014, under the Scheme “National Initiative for settingup of Design Innovation Centers”, DIC Ministry of HumanResource Development, Government of India, hasapproved the establishment of DIC at Centre for ConvergingTechnologies, University of Rajasthan. The DIC will receivea total financial support of Ten Crore rupees fromDepartment of Higher Education, MHRD, GOI and has threespokes namely, Birla Institute of Scientific Research, Jaipur,RK Patni Govt. College Kishangarh, and Lachoo MemorialCollege of Science and Technology, Jodhpur.

In 2014, CCT was awarded a grant of 222 Lacs byBiotechnology Industry Research Assistant Council(BIRAC) to establish University Innovation Cluster inBiotechnology (UIC-B). This is a unique platform acting asthe nodal center for budding student entrepreneurs andinnovators with industry academia collaboration. The UIC-B has been upgraded to E-Yuva Centre (EYC) in 2021.

CCT has been selected as nodal centre for the DBT-supported IPLS programme under which a grant of Rs. 10Crores has been sanctioned by Govt. of India. Sixteenstudents awarded fellowship under the programme. Thephase 2 of CCT building construction has been completedwith support under IPLS and from Centre's own fund as it runsunder SFS. It was inaugurated by Hon'ble Chief Minister Shri

Ashok Gehlot on 24 January, 2013. Research equipmentshave been housed atCCTunder IPLSprogramtoo.

The Centre plans to collaborate with leadingInternational Universities and Research Institutes to fosterresearch in Converging Technologies. Students of CCThave received financial support under Student Projectscheme of Department of Science and Technology,Government of Rajasthan. The centre has also achieved adistinction with a few students publishing papers in peerreviewed journals during master course. Students haveundertaken training in X Semester at premiere researchinstitutes like BARC, IISc, IITs, IIITs, CSIO, DRDO, NPL,NCL, NBRC, NIMHANS, INMAS, CEERI, SAMEER, DIAT,IGCAR, CGCRI. The students have undertaken training atR&D units of leading companies like Reliance Life Science,Reliance Textile, Shalimar Paints, ARCI. Several studentshave qualified NET, GATE, JEST and GRE.

The primary aim of establishing the Centre forConverging Technologies (CCT) is to produce high qualityresearch in the four streams of Nanotechnology,Biotechnology and Bioinformatics, Information andCommunication Technology, Cognitive & Neuroscience.The research scholars are working mainly on the followingareas. The admission will be through Uniraj- MPAT.

a. Nanotechnology

b. Biotechnology and Bioinformatics

c. Information and Communication Technology

d. Cognitive and Neuroscience

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Ph.D. Programme:

ThrustAreas:

Master's Programme

Ten Semesters (Five year) Integrated

Seats: 120 +15% NRI Seats

Fee: See SFS Fee Schedule (

Eligibility:

(1) Dualdegree Master of Technology (M. Tech.) course in thefour streams of Converging Technologies. Thecourse is of non-affiliating nature and available on thecampus only. The Course has been cited as "Thisnew technology education program (of University ofRajasthan) may become a pattern for otheruniversities" at the Portland International Conferenceon Management of Engineering and Technology2007(PICMET-07), Portland, USA.

The Master's programme includes two years ofcommon curriculum in all fields of basic science andengineering. The third year course involves trainingin all streams of converging technologies. The lasttwo years of programme is fully customizable inspecialized domains in the streams of convergingtechnologies.

All courses of First to Fourth Semesters areassigned credits as General. On successful passing ofall papers of First to Tenth Semesters the candidate willbe awarded dual degree B. Tech. and M. Tech. in aparticular stream of Converging Technologies. M.Tech. Degree will be awarded on the basis ofperformance in all ten semesters and in the stream inwhich he/she has obtained maximum credits. B. Tech.degree will be awarded on the basis of performance infirst to eighth semesters and in the stream in whichhe/she has obtained maximum credits in thesesemesters. The training will include multidisciplinaryperspective necessary for rapid progress of the newtechnologies and create a synergistic view for potentialapplication in variousareasof relevance.

Medium of Instruction and Examination is ENGLISHonly.

The students of Centre for ConvergingTechnologies enjoy an active campus life withseveral invited talks, seminars and interactivesessions by eminent experts. The annual cultural andsports event has been a very attractive featureproviding a week long celebrations and opportunitiesto showcase talent.

i. Nanotechnology

ii. Biotechnology and Bioinformatics

iii. Information & Communication Technology

iv. Cognitive and Neuroscience

Tuition fee for thesession2021-22 will be around Rs. 46170 with Tuitionfee: 40000, Caution Money (refundable): 3000,University fees: 1895 and local fund CCT: 1275).

Admissions will be made purely on the basis ofmerit in international / national level entrance examslike SAT, JEE (Advanced), JEE (Main), NEET,AIIMS, BITSAT, RPMT etc or XII Board Examination.The candidate should have passed the XII (10+2)with science subjects (both Mathematics and Biologygroup students are eligible). Minimum eligibility shallbe 55% score or equivalent grade in the SeniorSecondary Examination of RBSE or CBSE orequivalent. Reservation of seats will be as perUniversity and Government of Rajasthan policy. The

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(2) of Technologycourse in the four streams of Converging Technologies.The course is of non-affiliating nature and available on thecampus only.

The Master's programme will have common curriculumwith last six semesters of Ten Semester M. Tech. inConverging Technologies course. Thus students admittedin this programme will be laterally entered in the FifthSemester of students of batch admitted in academicsession 2019-20. The first year course involves training inall streams of converging technologies. The last two yearsof education will be fully customizable in specializeddomains in the streamsof converging technologies.

On successful passing of all papers of First to SixthSemesters (i.e. Fifth to Tenth Semesters of Ten SemesterM. Tech. Programme) the candidate will be awarded M.Tech. degree in the stream in which he/she has obtainedmaximum credits.

Medium of Instruction and Examination is ENGLISH only.

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Tuition fee for thesession2021-22 will be around Rs. 46170 with Tuition fee:40000, Caution Money (refundable): 3000, Universityfees: 1895 and local fund CCT: 1275)

Admissions will be made purely on the basis of meritin B.Sc. /B.C.A. (both Mathematics and Biology groupstudents are eligible). Minimum eligibility shall be 55%score or equivalent grade in the B.Sc. /B.C.A. orequivalent. Reservation of seats will be as per Universityand Government of Rajasthan policy. The minimumeligibility criterion for SC/ST category will be reduced tominimum pass marks if required to fill the seats of thesecategories. The number of seats may be increased onapproval of the Vice-Chancellor to accommodate moretalented students as course is run under SFS andfacilities created may be optimally used. Students whoare appearing for B.Sc./ B.C.A. Final examination in2020 are also eligible to apply, however, their eligibility foradmission is subjected to fulfilling the requirement ofpassing the bachelor examination. To attract talentedstudents from foreign countries and NRI/PIO students,the fee of NRI/PIO/Foreign students will be at par withother local students.

(3)course in the four streams of Converging Technologies.The course is of non-affiliating nature and available on thecampus only.

Six Semesters (Three year) Master

Seats: 40 + 15% NRI Seats


Four Semesters (Two year) Master of Technology

The Master's programme will have commoncurriculum with last four semesters of Ten SemesterM. Tech. in Converging Technologies course. Thusstudents admitted in this programme will be laterallyentered in the Seventh Semester of students of batchadmitted in academic session 2018-19. The coursewill be fully customizable in specialized domains in thestreams of converging technologies.

On successful passing of all papers of First toFourth Semesters (i.e. Seventh to Tenth Semester ofTen Semester M. Tech. Programme) the candidate willbe awarded M. Tech. degree in the stream in which hehas obtained maximum credits.

Medium of Instruction and Examination is ENGLISHonly.

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Tuition fee for thesession2021-22 will be around Rs. 46170 with Tuitionfee: 40000, Caution Money (refundable): 3000,University fees: 1895 and local fund CCT: 1275)

Admissions will be made purely on the basis of meritin B.E./B. Tech./ M.Sc. Minimum eligibility shall be 55%score or equivalent grade in the B.E./B. Tech./ M.Sc. orequivalent. Reservation of seats will be as per Universityand Government of Rajasthan policy. The minimumeligibility criterion for SC/ST category will be reduced tominimum pass marks if required to fill the seats of thesecategories. The number of seats may be increased onapproval of the Vice-Chancellor to accommodate moretalented students as course is run under SFS andfacilities created may be optimally used. Students whoare appearing for B. Tech. /M.Sc. Final examinations in2020 are also eligible to apply; however, their eligibilityfor admission is subjected to fulfilling the requirement ofpassing the B. Tech. /M.Sc. examination. To attracttalented students from foreign countries and NRI/PIOstudents, the fee of NRI/PIO /Foreign students will be atparwith other local students.

programs Center is also offering Diploma and Certificatecourses in the following areas for session 2019-20:

(i) Diploma Course in Innovative Food Design (12months duration)

(ii) Certificate Course in RF Planar Component Test(6 months duration)

(iii) Certificate Course in Computer Assisted DrugDesign (6 months duration)

(iv) Certificate Course in Product Design EmployingDifferent Types of Coatings (6 months duration)

(v) Certificate Course in Product Design Optimizationfor Artificial Limb Via soft computing approach (6months duration)

(vi) Certificate Course in Innovation in MaterialSciences for Inclusive Development (06 monthsduration)

(i) For Diploma course (Tuition fee Rs. 5000/- persemester)

Seats: 40 + 15% NRI Seats


(4) Diploma and Certificate Courses or Training

Seats available in each diploma and certificatecourse: 30

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Admissions will be made purely on the basis ofmerit in B.Sc. /B. Tech. / B.E. Minimum eligibility shallbe 55% score or equivalent grade in the B.Sc. /B.Tech./ B.E. or equivalent. Reservation of seats will be as perUniversity and Government of Rajasthan policy. Theminimum eligibility criterion for SC/ST category will bereduced to minimum pass marks if required to fill theseats of these categories. Students who areappearing for B.Sc. / B.Tech. / B.E. Final examinationsin 2020 are also eligible to apply, however, theireligibility for admission is subjected to fulfilling therequirementofpassing the bachelor examination.

Admission to the Master of Technology in thefour streams of Converging Technologies will bemade through an Online Application Form to be filledand submitted by students as per details given onw e b s i t e h t t p : / / u n i r a j . a c . i n / c c t o rhttp://uniraj.edu.in/cct. The candidate will be calledfor counseling on the basis of their merit position inthe respective category. The candidates will be

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Admission Procedure for above Master Courses:

required to appear in counseling to be held at Centre at theirown expenses. At the time of counseling the candidate mustbring all documents in original and Photostat copies and fourpassport size photograph along with a bank draft of Tuitionfees (will be intimated separately) in favour of Director,Centre for Converging Technologies and payable at Jaipurtowards first semester tuition fee. The candidates will berequired to fill the University Application Form and submit thesame along with the other fees payable as per UniversityProspectus. Fees once deposited will not be refunded afterstart of the semester classes.

The admission notification for above Diploma andCertificate courses for the session 2021-22 will be givenseparately in news papers and on university websitehttp://uniraj.ac.in/cct or http://uniraj.edu.in/cct.

For any information, the students may visit the Centre

for Converging Technologies. The queries may be addressed

to [email protected]. Telephone number of office is 0141-

2700370.

Admission Procedure for above Diploma and Certificatecourses:

Note: -

University Innovation Cluster In Biotechnology (UIC-B)

The E-Yuva scheme funded by BIRAC aims to

promote a culture of applied research and need-oriented

(societal or industry) entrepreneurial innovation among

young students and researchers.

The scheme is implemented through E-YUVA Centre

(EYC) at University of Rajasthan to inculcate

entrepreneurial culture through fellowship, pre-incubation

and mentoring support. EYC ishoused within the

University and mentored by a BIRAC BioNEST supported

bio-incubator.

The scheme provides support for students under

following two categories:

BIRAC's Innovation Fellows (for post graduates and

above)

BIRAC's E-Yuva Fellows (for under graduate

students)

The scheme provides:

• Funding support through fellowships and research

grants

• Technical and business mentoring

• Exposure to bio-incubation model

• Orientation to Entrepreneurial culture

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Chief Coordinator

John, P. J.

Agrawal, Mukta

John, P. J.

Activity Coordinator

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The aim of the Centre is to play the role of a

facilitator to stimulate entrepreneurial activities within

the Universities & Academic Institutions and linkages

with the industry.

• To develop area specific technologies for the

industries through R&D projects of student

entrepreneur.

• To develop and strengthen the Industry-

Academia partnership for research sponsorships

development and effective transfer of know-how from

the University to the entrepreneurs and industry.

• To provide Intellectual Property protection and

management services and facilitate the technology

transfer and commercialization.

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a platform for increased participation, interaction and

mutual co-operation between academia and industry.

The project aspires to evolve new strategies, products

and services which can be commercialized and can be

later taken up for university spin-off and start-ups.The

output/outcome of the project would be utilized for an

industrial application project and also the potential to

RUBIC is a non-profit biotech business incubator

facility established with the help of State DST

Government of Rajasthan and formalities are

undergoing to launch in the next few months. Our

is to facilitate and assist the creation, growth,

and success of the next generation of biotech

companies in state of Rajasthan to nurture

entrepreneurial and economic development in the

community. We aim to do this by maintaining affordable

lab and office space and making progressive

technology, services, training, mentoring, and a

network of professional advisors available to small

biotechnology companies and healthcare-related

start-ups.

mission

Coordinator_ _ _ _

develop into a technology or prototype with through

academic and industrial mentoring. The initiative would

aim towards self-sustainability through endowments,

royalty, financial support from government funding

agencies and industries, consultancy charges and

extension services.

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Design Innovation Centre

Under the scheme National Initiative for

setting up of Design Innovation Centre, Ministry

of Human Resource Development, Government

of India, has approved the establishment of DIC

at Centre for Converging Technologies,

University of Rajasthan, Jaipur. The DIC has

three spokes namely, Birla Institute of Scientific

Research, Jaipur, RK Patni Govt. College

Kishangarh and Lachoo Memorial College of

Science and Technology, Jodhpur. The Project

aims towards establishment of a platform for

increased participation, Interaction and mutual

co-operation between academia and industry for

design innovation. The focus of the proposal is

converging technologies. The project aspires to

develop a continuously evolving curriculum for

innovation in process, product and system

design aligned to meet the needs of the industries

in the milieu and society at large.

The major objectives of DIC are to spread

Design Education, thereby creating Design

Culture and Design thinking and to promote

innovation among the students. DIC will integrate

various resources to develop a larger platform for

the university and industry partnership by

constructing a platform by bringing industry and

university together to foster development of

design innovation network that nurtures

pioneering ideas and translates them into

commercially viable initiatives.

Presently six major thrust areas have been

identified for DIC in accordance with the industrial

requirements in the surrounding region and the

existing strengths and assets of the centre.

a) Food Design Coordinator- Dr. Mukta

Agrawal

b) Computer Aided Drug Design (CADD) in

association with Birla Scientific Industrial

Research (BISR)- Coordinators: Dr.

Neelima Gupta (UOR) and Dr. M. Krishna

Mohan (BISR)

c) Inclusive Development in Materials Science-

Coordinator- Dr.Alka Sharma

Training programs:

d) Clinical Medical Informatics - in association with

SMS Medical College and BISR Coordinators:

Prof. Sandeep K Mathur, Dr. Krishna Mohan and

Director, CCT.

e) Instrumentation Techniques in Science and

Technology-; Coordinators: Dr. Amanpal Singh

and Dr. Mamraj Singh

f) Intellectual Property Rights/Patents-Coordinators:

Dr.Vidya Patni and Dr.P.J. John

The admission notification, educational

qualification and all other requirements for these

programmes for the session 2021-22 will be given

separately in news papers and on university website:

www.uniraj.ac.in/cct.

All the above programs will be offered free of

charge to already admitted PG students of Faculty of

Science and Faculty of Engineering and Technology

of University of Rajasthan. Besides this, SMS

Medical, Rajasthan University of Health Sciences,

Colleges within the District of Jaipur wherever PG

courses in Science are running.The timing of the

courses will be between 3 PM-6 PM to avoid clash

with the regular timing of the courses.Upper limit for

intake of students in each stream is 40 students only

subjected to a minimum of 5 students to start the

course. Admission will be offered based on the

applications received with merit determined from the

last examination/semester passed and if necessary,

first come first basis.

Programme Coordinator

Director, CCT

DIC Course Coordinators

Saxena, V.K.

Gupta, Neelima

Agrawal, Mukta

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DEPARTMENTS



Department of Music

Department of Visual Arts


Faculty

Head & Professor


Srivastava, Archana

Sharma, Kapil

Tumu, Shivprasad


Singh, Tanuja

Khan, I.U.

Goyal, Amita Raj

Mahawar, Krishna

Garg, Reetika

Prasad, Rajendra

Meena, Jagdeesh Prasad

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Ph.D. Programme

ThrustAreas

The Department of Drawing and Painting aims toenhance the artistic aptitude and creative talent on thestudents and scholars in the field of Fine Arts. Specialattention is given to interdisciplinary approach. Theinnovative ideas and research oriented aptitude areencouraged and inculcated. Department organizedInternational and National conferences, Seminars,Refresher course and National and Regional workshopsand Demonstration by the eminent artists. OtherUniversity Professors delivered lectures to train the P.G.students and Research Scholars in the new perspectiveof Indian Traditional & ContemporaryArt.

Indian Traditional Schools of PaintingAspects of Indian ContemporaryArtFolkArts of IndiaAesthetics of Indian & WesternArtArts & Crafts of different parts of IndiaInterdisciplinary approach to various arts

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The Department of Drawing & Painting Started PGclassess along with UG Clessess at Maharani College in1973. Along this in University Campus DepartmentStarted PG and Research in 1974.

v Artistic study ofArchaeological Remains.v Animation and Design.Master's ProgrammeMASTER OFARTS IN DRAWING & PAINTINGSeats DurationMASTER OF ARTS IN DRAWING & PAINTINGS (SFSScheme)Seats Duration

: 12 : Four Semesters (Two Years)

: 15 : Four Semesters (Two Years)Certificate Course in PaintingSeats Duration: 30 : (One Year)


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The Department of Dramatics was established

in1975 with a one-year part time Certificate Course.

Today the Department has earned the status of one of the

most exciting and innovative Drama Departments in the

country. Combining the study of traditional theatre with

cutting-edge performance practice, the Department aims

at providing an all-rounddevelopment of the students.

This is one of there nowned institutions of learning theater

arts in the entire country and provides an opportunity of

five years training programme followed by Ph.D.

For the benefit of the students, guest teachers and

theatre professionals are invited to talk about

theatredesign, stage management, television and films.

Besides its own open-air theatre on the campus, the

department has access to the infrastructural facilities of

the Jawahar Kala Kendra and the Ravindra Manch.

Productions are not always restricted to campus venues.

Students have performed in many other places around

the campus and in the nearby towns as

well as other metropolitan cities

INFRASTRUCTURAL FACILITIES

Ph.D PROGRAMME

ThrustAreas

Classical Theatre of India and its Dramaturgy with

special reference to 'Natyashastra'

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Theatre of India and cross-cultural practicein

Secular Theatre

Identity Issues in Folk and Indigenous theatre

Experimental theatre

Modern Indian and Western theatreaes thetics,

theory and practice etc.

MASTER'S PROGRAMME

Master of Arts in Dramatics

PG DIPLOMA PROGRAMME (SFS SCHEME)

Postgraduate Diploma in Dramatics

Seats: 20

Duration: Four Semesters (Two Years)

Seats: 25

Duration: One Year

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Professors


Sharma, Anjalika

Bhardwaj , PrabhaKalla , VandanaTailang , Arti Bhatt

Lal , MohanSain, NeelamVayar , HarshitVerma , Anshu


ThrustAreas

The following Courses are running in the department:

Bechelor Level ProgrammesBACHELOR OF PERFORMINGARTS ( B.P.A. )

BACHELOR OF PERFORMINGARTS

The Department of music was established in 1973 withvocal and Instrumental Music ( Sitar ) as the main subjects.Many Nationally & Internationally both acclaimed performingArtists have been part of this department and working atpresent .

The aim of department is to produce Professionallyskilled teachers , artists , scholors and performers . Toenchence the skills of Students and research scholars. Thedepartment regularly organizes the Conferences , Seminars, work-shops ,Concerts and interactive sessions with eminentexperts. Sometimes Lecture demonstrations are alsoperformed by noble Laureates in the department for students'overall development .

The department also assess student' activity such as “Sangeet Sabha “ every fortnight by the students for thestudents to develop their organizing skills and to motivatethem to to conduct event programmes.

Summer classes are also conducted for freshers togiving them a broad outlook about the subject . Teachers andStudents together contribute to enhancing the cultural era ofthe University by participating main events like National andInternational Youth Festiwal , Ghoomar Youth Festiwal andfoundation day etc .

( Two Years )MASTER OFARTS IN MUSIC ( M.A. )(Vocal -09 Seats Instrumental ( Sitar ) 09 SeatsSeats : 18 Duration : Four Semesters ( Two Years )

(Vocal -08 Seats Instrumental ( Sitar ) 08 SeatsSeats : 16 Duration : Four Years

(B.P.A.) TABLAAND KATHAK DANCE ( S.F.S. )Seats : 12 ( each ) Duration : Four YearsThese courses are designed on practical and theoretical

aspects of the subject . The main motive of the department isto produce trained and skilled & trained musicologists and

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History of Indian Music ( Ancient , Medieval & ModernPeriod)Institutional Music- EducationGharanas of Indian MusicSpiritualAspects of Indian MusicAesthetics of Indian MusicEmerging Trends in Indian MusicRole of Mass MediaFolk Music , Dance and InstrumentsNew Technology and MusicMusic TherapyContemporary MusicDistance Education in Music

Ph.D. CoursesMaster's ProgrammeMASTER OF PERFORMINGARTS ( M.P.A.) SFSKathak (Dance) - 12 SeatsTabla 12 SeatsSeats ; 12 Duration : Four Semesters (Two Years)MASTER OF PERFORMINGARTS ( M.P.A.)(Vocal -06 Seats Instrumental ( Sitar ) 06 SeatsSeats : 12 Duration : Four Semesters

teachers. It aims at developing creating and innovativeabilities of the students exposing them to the emergingprespective of Indian Music .Ø Indian Performing Arts for International Students, to

explore these meditative art forms and propogatethe same in their respective nations .

The Faculty of the Department includes 'A' gradedArtists ofAll india Radio , Nationally and Internationallyacclaimed performers / Musicologists / Composersand recipients of State / national & International LevelAwards / Honours in all streams of Music like Sitar,Dhruvpad ,Khyal and LightMusic.Faculty members are the members of reputedAcademic Bodies & Research Committees ofvarious universities .Faculty members have participated in variousinternational / National Conferences / Seminars andWorkshops etc.Students, who have passed out from the Departmenthave achieved name and fame in the field ofperforming art as artists (TV, Radio and Stage),Sound designer , Composer , Recordist , writer , &scholar etc .Most of Teachers has been published their Books bynational & International Publishers .Research scholars of the subjects have availedresearch scholarships like JRF, SRF, Rajiv Gandhi andDepartmental Scholarships forPh.D.researchwork.A number of students have cleared the NET/SETexam.

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Department was continuously Organizing Onlineworkshops, seminars, web series like Rubaru(Acquaintance with seniours),' ' Sangeet-Ki-Duniya'Dastaan-E-Sangeet' etc. These all programmeswere conducted on the official Facebook page of theDeptt. for the students of Vocal, Instrumental (Sitar),Kathak (Dance) and Tabla from past Two years dueto pandemic.

be entering into its golden jubileeyear and to celebrate this, many cultural events willbe organised be the teachers and the students likeworkshops, international and national seminars &Lec.-Dem. etc. during the session.

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Faculty has published a remarkable number of booksand research papers in different art journals.Organised one-man shows and group shows of paintingby faculty members in various prestigious art galleries ofthe country and abroad.Faculty members have received International, National& StateAwards and recognitions.

v Students who have passed art from Department haveachieved name and fame in the field of able as artists.Designer and many more.

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Many students have been appointed as lectures invarious prestigious institutes of India.Students have received many awards from LalitKalaAcademy and other prestigious bodies.Faculty members have participated in variousInternational/National Conferences/ Seminars/Artistcamps etc.

v Faculty members are the members of CorporateGovernment Bodies and renowned Academics Bodies&Research Committeesof variousuniversities.

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Head & Associate Professor

Pandel, Rajat

Sen, Sumit

Associate Professor


Kovoor, Thomas John

Vyas, Kamlesh

From time to time the Department invites eminentpeople from various walks of life for the academicbenefit of the students. The interaction with artistshighly motivate our students..

The use of computer as an essential tool for designis no longer questioned in this Department. Moderngraphic studios equipped with computers withmultimedia capacities are being used by the studentsthus provide them a workplace of the 21 Century.

Study Tours are organized every year to the majorArt centers and places relevant to the subjects. Thisenriches the students and helps them to have widerknowledge base.

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Master'S Programmes (S.F.S)

MASTER OF VISUALARTS (APPLIEDART)

Seats: Duration:

MASTER OF VISUALARTS (PAINTING)

Seats: Duration:

MASTER OF VISUALARTS (SCULPTURE)

Seats: Duration:

Bachelor Level Programmes

BACHELOR OF VISUALARTS

(APPLIEDARTS/PAINTING/SCULPTURE)

Seats: Duration:


Department Facilities

Department of Visual Arts started teaching theprofessional degree course BVA in three disciplinessuch as Painting Sculpture and Applied Arts in theyear 1988. We have been able to orient a goodnumber of professionals in the subject of Visual Arts,and some of our scholars have been contributingsignificantly to the discipline.

The faculty members have been regularlyparticipating in National and International Exhibitions,Art, Education camps and seminars and havereceived various National awards. Many of them arealso members of BoS bodies of various Universities.We are delighted that a number of our former studentshave also been appointed Head of Departments andfaculties in various teaching Institutes of India andabroad.

After about 14 years of path breaking hard work bythe academic community, the faculty started theMasters degree MFA under the Self Financing Scheme(SFS) in the year 2000. Our clear education vision andwell defined goals are being achieved and we areconfident that our reputation as an institution, dedicated,and committed to excellence is resulting in graduatesshowing excellentpromise in VisualArts .

The faculty today has proven its competence not

only in providing the excellent education but has also

grown its sphere of activity, in spite of enormous

constraints. We are proud that our courses of Masters

in Visual Arts have been so designed that a student is

given sufficient freedom of expression. Students are

allowed to innovate and explore a style of their own

which we consider essential in order for our graduates

to establish a distinct identity in the visual art scenario.

The Department has large studios for each

discipline apart from separate studios for the elective

subjects such as Photography, Print Making, and

ceramic.

Apart from regular studio practices, theDepartment holds separate workshop for the studentsto explore their abilities in the areas of theirspecialization.

The Department utilizes its large seminar hall,fully equipped with all the latest communication andpresentation equipment for Lectures, Seminars,Presentations, and Discussions organized as part ofthe regular curriculum activity.

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Dean

Ph. 0141-2711169Dr. Sanjula Thanvi

Department of Law


Ph. D. Programme

Thrust Areas

International Law

Law of Torts & Crimes Personal Law

Labour Laws

Mercantile Law

Constitutional Law Human Rights

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Law of International Institutions

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MASTER'SPROGRAMMES

Master of Laws

Seat

Duration

Master of Laws (Human Rights & Value Education)

: 75

: Four Semesters (Two Years)

Seats 40 (SFS Basis Course)

Duration : Four Semesters (Two years)

The legal studies in the University of Rajasthan was started

in the year 1947, which corresponded with the foundation of the

University. The Law College was first housed in the University

Maharaja College, Jaipur. Later on in the month of July, 1953, it

was shifted by the State Government to the University of

Rajasthan.

The Department of Law started in the year 1953 and

offered LL.M. course. The Diploma in Labour Law was offered

in the year 1962. After a lapse of six year P.G. Diploma in

Criminology and Taxation were started from the session 1967-

68. The Department of Law was finally started as an

independent Institute from the year 1993.

P.G. Diploma in Environmental Law has been

introduced from the session 2005-2006. It is being run on a Self-

Finance Scheme. LL.M. in Human Rights and Value Education

has also been introduced in the Department from the session

2007-08 on SFS basis.

InAddition to P.G. Courses, the Department also offers

a Ph.D. programme in Law. The alumni of the Department are

well placed as Supreme Court/ High Court Judges, Senior

Advocates, civil servants, bankers

Faculty

Head & Associate Professor

Associate Professor


Thanvi, Sanjula

Rajpurohit, Govind Singh

Baranwal, Mayank

Bera, Ghanshyam

Bhagat, Siddharth

Bishnoi, Poonam

Chayal,Abhishek

Choudhary,Aruna

Dixit, Neha

Gahlot,Anju

Gour, Rajesh

Jonwal, Tarun Kr.

Joshi, Preeti

Kumar,Akhil

Meena, Manoj

Meena, Tejendra

Rathi,Aarti

Sharma, Arti

Sharma, Deeksha

Sharma, Sunita

Singh, Sandeep

Siravi, Om Prakash

Soni, Rajeev

Tiwari,Abhishek Kumar

Yadav, Ankita

PG Diploma Programmes

Seat : 60 Duration : One year

PG Diploma in Criminal Law

PG Diploma in Taxation Law


PG Diploma in Labour Law


PG Diploma in Environmental Law (SelfFinancing)


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Dean

Prof. Harsh Dwivedi

INSTITUTE

About the Institute

University R.A. Podar Institute of

Management was established in 1974 as a

constituent unit of the University. It was the

sixth B-School to be established in the

country.

The Institute has carved out a niche for

itself in the field of management education

especially among the state university level

B-Schools. In addition to the permanent

faculty the highly experienced visiting

faculty add rigor to the academic program.

The curriculum is contemporary and taught

through interactive pedagogies.

In addition to the M.B.A. courses the

Institute also offers a Ph.D. program in

Management. The alumni of the Institute is

well placed in the corporate sector, civil

services, banking and other financial

services, management academics,

business and consulting.

During the past five years the major

companies which have recruited from the

campus include.

Engineers India Limited; Deloitte; CEAT

Tyres; Dabur India Ltd.; Vodafone;

Nestle; ITC; 1 K Kirana Bazaar;

ICICI Bank; Axis Bank; AU Small

Finance Bank; HDFC Bank.

S & P Global; IIFLSamasta Finance Ltd.;

JM Financial Services; SBI MF; Kotak

Life; ICICI Prudential; SBI Life;Jaro; UpGrad; Aakash Edu. ServicesLtd., BYJU's; Ed Tech; HikeEducation; Study base;

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Planet Spark; Sanguine Global; Sarvika

Technologies; SIS Ltd.; SRNTS; Correct

Vision;

Faculty


Dwivedi, Harsh

Ph. No. 0141–2710339

Nainawat, Shikha

Assistant Professor

University R.A. Podar Institute of Management

Commitment to excellence within thegiven resources is the motto of the Institutefraternity. Interactive teaching, personalitydevelopment, grooming, games andsports are an integral part of the learningexperience at RAPIM.

Thrust Areas:

Seats: 60* (55 + 5 nomination)Four Semesters (Two Years)

Seats: 60*Four Semesters (Two Years)

Seats: 40Two Years (Part Time Semester

Scheme)

Ph.D. Programme

Master's ProgrammeMaster of Business Administration

Duration:

Self-Financing CoursesMaster of Business Administration(Services Management)

Duration:

Master of Business Administration(Executive)

Duration:

Strategic Management,Human Resources ManagementMarketingFinanceEntrepreneurship

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Prof. S. K. Gupta

Hony. Director PG School of LifeSciences

Hony. Director PG School ofPhysical Sciences

Phone 0141–2706378

Prof. P. J. Jahn

Prof. Neelima Gupta






Department of Home Science




Department of Statistics


Centre for Computer Science and InformationTechnology

Centre for DevelopmentofPhysics Education

Centr for Non-conventionalEnergyResources

Indira Gandhi Centre for Human EcologyEnvironmental &PopulationStudie

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FACULTY OF SCIENCE

About the DepartmentEstablished in 1960 at the Jaswant College, Jodhpur, the

Department was shifted to Rajasthan College, Jaipur in July1963 and to its present building in August 1974. It is one of thelargest and oldest department of Botany in the country, knownfor its pioneering work in the fields of Mycology, PlantPathology, Biosystematics, Morpholgy and Embryology. Now ithas established itself as a research centre in ExperimentalMorphogenesis, Plant Biotechnology, Nematology, SeedPathology, Biosystematics, Nano Science, Ethnobotany,Phytochemistry, Plant Ecology, Cytogenetics andDevelopmental Botany. The Department has 16 differentlaboratories where basic and applied research is conducted.The Department has received generous financial support fromRUSA 1.0, 2.0 UGC (DRS), and DST (FIST), in addition tosupport from UGC, CSIR, DST, DBT, ICAR, ICMR, RockefellerFoundation, DAAD and other funding agencies. The faculty hasbeen awarded prestigious fellowships including Fulbright,Rockefeller, European Commission, DAAD, AV Humboldt,DANIDA, DFG, National overseas Commonwealth, INSA, etc.

Research students include NET qualified variousfellowship holders, Post-Doctoral fellows, ResearchAssociates and Women Scientist awardees.Infrastructural Facilities

The Department has well-equipped research laboratories,growth chambers, one central instrument room, seminar hall,four teaching labs, two major and six small class rooms forelective papers, one internationally recognised herbariumcontaining more than 20,000 preserved specimens and aBotanical garden. With heavy economically important speciousDepartment learning recourses like charts, slides, museum,apeciueas , and facilities like computers, interner, LCD forindependent learning.

Botanical excursions are organized to study local floraand plant diversity of the desert and mountain ecosystems .Department has support from the forest department andstudents are encouraged to attend their trainings and

Faculty

Head & Professor

Professors



Vijayvergia, Rekha

Kachhwaha, Sumita

Lodha, Payal

Sharma, R. A.

Singh, Gajendra Pal

Bhadauria, Seema

Joshi, Yogesh

Arya, Manmohan

Bhati, Jyotsana

Chaudhary, Navneet Singh

Dubey, Gunjan

Gunpal, Deepika

Gupta, Shikha

Joshi, Riddhi

Kotiya, Amit

Kumar, Anil

Lalita

Meena, Archana

Meena, Poonam

Meena, Rishikesh

Meena, Vinay Kumar

Mishra, Preeti

Pareek, Aparna

Mohil, Praveen


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Major instruments available in the Departmentinclude HPLC, HPTLC, High Speed RefrigeratedCentrifuge, Freeze Drier, Incubator-Shakers, Laminar AirFlow, GLC, Water Purification System, ElectronicBalance, Electrophoresis, Deep Freezers, TrinocularMicroscope, Microscopes with photographic attachment,Atomic Absorption Spectrophotometer, AutomatedMicrotome, UV-VIS Spectrophotometer, PCR, Gel-Docsystem, Automated Nuclear acid extractor, Seedgerminator, RT-PCR, Inverted microscope, Capillaryelectrophoresis and other equipments for routinelaboratory work.

The first phase of DST-FIST programme (2009-14)was completed successfully. At present the Departmenthas completed UGC approved SAP-DRS Phase IIprogramme (2015-2020)Ph.D. ProgrammeThrustAreas

Plant Pathology and MicrobiologyMorphology & DevelopmentalAnatomyMolecular Biology and Plant BiotechnologyPlant Physiology, Biochemistry, Herbal Medicines &Bioactive compoundsAlgal Biotechnology and Lichenology

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Masters Programmes

MASTER OFSCIENCE (BOTANY)

MASTER OFSCIENCE (BIOTECHNOLOGY)

Seats: 25 Duration: Four Semesters (TwoYears)

Self Financing Course Seats: 25

Duration: Four Semesters (TwoYears)


About the DepartmentThe Department of Chemistry came into existence in

July 1960 and ever since its inception has been at theforefront of higher education and research in Rajasthan. Itis the largest Department in the University of Rajasthanproviding a platform with an enriching academicatmosphere to students for realizing the goals of qualityenhancement and diverse opportunities in cutting-edgesustainable research. With Dr.(Mrs.) Asha Jain as presentHead of the Department, current faculty strength includesEight Professors, Two Associate Professors and thirty -seven Assistant Professors, who have strive to foster anacademic environment that provides holistic and value-based quality education leading to the overalldevelopment of the students.

Department offers M.Sc. (Chemistry) and Ph.D.courses at University campus. In addition, Chemistry isoffered as one of the major elective subjects in B.Sc. Passand B.Sc. Honors courses at Universities' two constituentColleges. Majority of PG students qualify NET/GATEexamination and successfully compete in national leveltests for placement in ONGC, NTPC, GSI, BARC, ISRO,DRDO, Forensic Research Laboratories, CSIRLaboratories, Petroleum companies, PharmaceuticalR&D sector, etc. After the successful implementation ofsix phases of UGC's DSA-SAP program for 33 years, theDepartment was recognized as the Centre for AdvancedStudies in Chemistry in 2005. Under UGC (SAP)-CASprogram a large number of academic activities such asSeminars, Workshops, Conferences, and ExtensionLectures by Eminent Scientists/Academicians have beenorganized regularly. The Department has been a recipientof the major equipment grants under FIST program of theDepartment of Science and Technology, Government ofIndia, and BSR grant of the UGC.

Faculty

Head & Professor

Professors

Associate Professor


Jain, Asha

Bhargava, Sangeeta

Fahmi, Nighat

Gupta, Neelima

Jain,Asha

Joshi, Rahul

Sharma,Alka

Sharma, Jyoti

Ankur

Badsara, Satpal Singh

Baloat, Lokesh

Beniwal, Vijay

Bugalia, Swati

Deepika

Fageria, Pragati

Guleria,Anjali

Gurjar,Asha

Jangid, Dinesh Kumar

Jhankal, Krishan Kumar

Jain, Neha

Jain, Jyoti

Kumari,Anita

Kumari, Lalita

Jain, Meenakshi

Gunsaria, Rajendra Kumar

Sachdeva, Harshita

Pareek, Apexa

Poonar, Neelam

Prakash

Priya

Sankhla, Indu Singh

Sharma, Bindu

Sharma, Khushboo

Singh, Chandra Pal

Singh, Jai

Soni,Praveen

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Biologically Important HeterocyclesBiochemistry, Biomedicine, and BiomaterialsCoordination and Bio-inorganic ChemistryCorrosion Science and ElectronicsComputational Chemistry and Molecular ModelingGreen Chemistry and Environmental ScienceMaterial Science and NanotechnologyNatural Products and Pharmaceutical ChemistryNew SyntheticApproaches, Reagents, and CatalysisOrganometallic and metalloorganic ChemistryPolymer Chemistry and MacromoleculesPhoto and ElectrochemistryReaction Dynamics and ElectrochemistryRenewable Energy and Energy StorageSeveral faculty members have earned Awards, Honours,

and Recognitions at National/International level and are invitedto deliver Plenary/Keynote/Invited lectures at Internationalconferences in India and abroad. Department is proud to have arecord of its Faculty members and research students beingselected for prestigious research awards &fellowships.Theyhave been invited by International research organizations tocarry out interdisciplinary research in collaboration withInstitutes and Universities in Germany, UK, USA, Australia,Japan, etc. Faculty members of the Department are not onlylife-members of important professional and academic societiesbut also hold positions of office-bearers in several prestigioussocieties. Local Chapters of the prestigious ChemicalResearch Society of India, Bengaluru, and Indian Society forChemists & Biologists, Lucknow also function from theDepartment and organize various academic and student-recharging activities under their banners. National andInternational Conferences/Workshops and Invited lectures ofEminent Scientists &Academicians from National andInternational reputed Institutes and Universities are alsoregularly organized for the exposure of the research students to

current advancements in contemporary research.The Department is also actively engaged inorganizing the faculty recharging programs of UGC-HRDC. NSS unit of science faculty is functional in theDepartment of Chemistry with its main objective toorient and

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ignite an urge for self-less service among the

youth and to develop among themselves a sense of social

and civic responsibility for the welfare of society.

The Departmental Library has over 4000 textbooks,

5000 reference books, and a large number of print

volumes of many Journals along with hard copies of

Chemical Abstract, Vol. 1 to 141 (1907-2004). Some E-

Journals are available online through the Central Library

of the University. The Department has Wi-Fi and LAN

facilities for all faculty members, research scholars, and

PG students through the University INFONET center.

Meritorious students of M.Sc. are encouraged with the

following awards and need cum merit scholarships

Prof. R.C.Mehrotra Memorial Gold Medal

Prof. B.C.Joshi Gold Medal

Dr. Sogani, Thakuria& Rajni Singh Memorial Award

Dr. Ghanshyam Srivastava Commemoration

Scholarship

Prof. V.N. Pathak Memorial need cum merit

scholarship

Rukmani Devi Mishra Scholarship

Smt. Vimla Gupta Memorial Scholarship

Master of Science

Seats:50 Duration: Four Semesters (Two Year)

Master's Programme

(Chemistry)

Mahawar, Devendra Kumar

Manisha

Mathur, Jaya

Meena,Anoop Singh

Meena, Parmeshwar Lal

Meena, Ramhari

Meena, Savita

Meena, Swati

Meenakshi

Mordhiya, Bhanupriya

Muwal, Pradeep Kumar

Parewa, Vijay

Ranka, Mamta

Rao,Ammilal

Saharan, Ritu

Sailani, Riya

Sangwan, Reena

Suchitra

Surela,Ajay Kumar

Sharma,Amit

Sharma, Naveen

Verma,Asha

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The Department of Geology was established in1985 when postgraduate teaching was initiated at theMaharaja's College Campus. The Department shiftedto its own building in the University Campus in 1989.At present, the Department runs M.Sc. and Ph.D.Programmes with the following objectives.

Creating and effectively disseminatingcomprehensive knowledge about the Earth, itsresources and the internal and external processes thatbring about changes in the Earth's surface asdevelopment of landforms.

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Bairwa, Mukesh Kumar

Meena, Vijaypal

Parihar, Rachit

Saxena, Asha

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Ph. D. Programme

ThrustAreas

The Department of Geography established in

1962 at University Rajasthan College, Jaipur for

undergraduate level under Arts Faculty. Thereafter,

from 1974 and 1987 undergraduate teaching began in

Science faculty in University Maharaja's College and

in Science/Arts Faculty at University Maharani College

respectively. The Post Graduate Department was

established in 1967. The faculty is also actively

engaged in research programmes. The Post Graduate

Department later shifted to the University campus in

2002.

The Department of Geography has a well

equipped Remote Sensing and Geographical

Information System laboratory named as (Late) Shri

Rajesh Pilot Memorial Laboratory. It has been

established under the FIST program of the

Department of Science & Technology, Govt. of India,

New Delhi.

Edusat program is being run in the Department

relayed by IIRS, Dehradun. Automatic Weather

Station (AWS) has also been installed in Department

since 2012.

Sustainable Development

Political Issues

Tourism Development

Global Issues

Change in Settlement Pattern

Concept of Smart Cities

Desertification Monitoring

Watershed Management

Agricultural Geography

Resource Geography

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Sharma, R.N.

Chauhan, Dharmender SinghDhabariya , C.V.Kalia, SarinaSihag, M.S.

Khandelwal, ShwetaMalik, NareshMeena, MamtaMorya, C.P.

Mishra, Purnima

Maters' Programmes

Master of Philosophy

Duration: One Year

Master ofArts /Master of Science (Geography)

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Crime Geography

Urban Geography

Transport Geography

Medical Geography

Remote Sensing & GIS Applications

Disaster Management

Geomorphology

Environmental Geomorphology

Land Use/Land Cover Mapping

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About the DepartmentThe Department of Home Science was

established in 1985. The Department offers post-graduation in 3 subjects Foods and HumanNutrition, Human Development and Family andDevelopment Communication and Extension andPh.D. programmes in five disciplines, namely, Foodsand Human Nutrition, Human Development andFamily, Development Communication and Extension,Clothing and Textiles and Family ResourceManagement. The undergraduate courses includeBSc Home Science and a B.A. Home Science as asubject are offered at University Maharani College.The Department also offers a Certificate Course inPublic Health Nutrition (SFS).

The admission in M.Sc. as well as in Ph.D.programmes takes place through the entranceexaminations conducted centrally by the University ofRajasthan, Jaipur.

The Department has received UGC SAP DRS I

i.e.,

Faculty

Head & Professor

Professors

Agarwal, Sunita

Agrawal, Mukta

Boolchandani, Reshma

Dube, Shubha

Jain, Ruby

Koradia, Kavita

Singh, Nimali

Varma, Kanika

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Educatingand preparing students to take up

responsibility as professional geologists in

exploration, mining sector and other relevant

organizations as well as research scientists and

academicians in research and academic institutions.

Integrating scientific knowledge from geosciences

and allied fields for application in solving issues of

societal relevance, such as natural resource

management, natural hazard evaluation and

mitigation, environmental management, etc.

Providing basic infra structural facilities to carry out

research in specified fields of geosciences.To achieve the above goals, the Department offers a

very congenial academic atmosphere based on regularstudent-teacher interaction. Field trips are conducted as apart of the M.Sc. curricula that allow the students to learnthe practical aspects and develop a better understanding ofthe subject in the field. It also helps in making studentsconfident and self motivated to work as a team. TheDepartment regularly organizes training programmes andspecial lectures to benefit both the students and the faculty.

The Department has facilities for teaching andresearch and boasts of the following technical facilities:

Double Beam Atomic AbsorptionSpectrophotometer (GBS); UV-VIS Spectrophotometer,Analytical Balance, Jaw Crusher, TC Ball Mill and SieveShakers.

Refractometer, Spectroscopes,Dichroscopes, Ruby, Chelsea and Jadeite filters andloupes.

Petrological Microscopes, Automaticthin section preparation unit, rock-cutting machines.

Binocular microscopes, Highresolution Zoom Stereomicroscopes with photographicattachment and Tracing Tube. In addition, it has a largecollection of fossils collected from Rajasthan and Kachchh.

Ten computers, GIS and image


Geochemical Lab:

Gemmology Lab:

Petrological Lab:

Palaeontology Lab:

Computer and GIS Lab:

processing software, Satellite data and toposheets.

The departmental museum has animpressive collection of rocks, minerals and fossilsincluding representative lithounits of majorstratigraphic units and a range of metallic and non-metallic ore minerals.

Hard Rock Geology (Geochemistry,Petrology, Constraining Ancient GeodynamicSettings, Rock Magnetism)Paleontology and Soft Rock Geology(Paleoecology, Sequence Stratigraphy )Environmental GeologyHydrogeologyEconomic Geology

MASTER OF SCIENCE (GEOLOGY)Seats: 10 Duration: Four Semesters (Two Years)

:The Department of Geology has a unique

distinction of being recognized by the Oil andNatural Gas Corporation (ONGC) of India as one ofthe premier departments of geology for partnershipunder the Industry- Academia interfaces. TheONGC grants a one-year scholarship of Rs. 5000/-per month to the student who obtains the highestmarks in M.Sc. first year examinations. TheDepartment, during its very short span of existence,has been identified under the DRS-SAP of UGCand FIST Program of DST. A large number ofinternational collaborative research programmesare being undertaken. The Department has beenvery active in dissemination of scientific researchand has hosted national and international,Seminars/conference. A software” VirtualPetrological Microscopes” developed by the facultymember of the department is being used by numberof geology departments all over the country as auseful teaching aid.

Museum:

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Master's Programme

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The Department is engaged in communityoutreach projects in collaboration with variousGovernment Departments, Non-Governmentorganizations and International Agencies such asUNICEF, UNFPA, DWCD, NHM, CARE, DST, Prayasin the area of nutrition and health of women, childrenadolescents, adults and elderly, clinical nutrition,waste management, human development,exceptional children, apparel designing for specialneeds, innovative textile designing etc.

The Department has an Alumni Association whichwas established in the Department in 2000. Thealumni have been working as dietitians, consultantsand counselors in various government and non-government organizations (NGOs), as teachers andentrepreneurs.Infrastructural Facilities

Ph.D. Programme

ThrustAreas

ProposedActivities for 2022-23

Lecture theatresWell-equipped LaboratoriesDepartmental LibrarySmart ClassroomAudio Visual laboratory with LCD projectorComputers with Internet access

Foods and Human NutritionPublic Health NutritionClinical Nutrition and DieteticsFood SafetyDevelopment and HealthChild, Women and FamilyHuman Development and FamilyDevelopment Communication and ExtensionEducationWaste managementEva lua t ion o f Commun i ty Deve lopmentProgrammesFamily Resource ManagementMedia and DevelopmentClothing and TextilesSocio Techno-Economic StudiesChild, Parenting and Personality DevelopmentUnder Privileged Segments of Society CommunityOutreachRural Mapping for needAssessment

Publication of e-journalCelebration of breastfeeding week in the first week ofAugust.Celebration of Nutrition week in the first week ofSeptember.Celebration of SwachhataPakhwada in September-October.

The majority of the faculty members of theDepartment are recognized as Ph.D. guides.

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Master of Science (Home Science)

Foods and Human Nutrition

Human Development and Family:

Development Communication and Extension

Certificate Course in Public Health Nutrition(SFS)Total Seats: 20Overview

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Course design

Eligibility criteria

The Department of Home Science offers M.Sc. inthree specializations which are as follows:

:Seats: 15, Duration: Four Semesters

Seats: 15, Duration: Four Semesters:

Seats: 15, Duration: Four Semesters

“The Admissions for M.Sc. Home Science is only forgirls”.

Public health nutrition is on the application of PublicHealth Nutrition Sciences for formulating strategies andactions for preventing and solving the serious problem ofmalnutrition in our country. This course provides anintegrated program covering dietary, epidemiological,public health, program planning, implementation,communication, monitoring and evaluation.

This course will enable the students to:1. Gain insight into national nutritional problems, andnational and international contribution towards nutritionimprovement in India.2. Development of skills in organizing and evaluatingnutrition projects in the community.3. To be familiar with various approaches to publichealth nutrition programs and policies.

This six-month certificate course focuses on thefundamentals of food science and nutrit ion,epidemiological methods of research, and communitynutrition. The course will be delivered through multi-media, interactive sessions, field visits and guestlectures.

Minimum qualification - B.Sc. Home Science orM.Sc. (Home Science) of any stream from any recognizeduniversity, with a minimum of 50% of aggregate marks.Admission will be given purely on a Merit basis. The bestof the percentage obtained at the last qualifying exam willbe considered for admission..

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About the DepartmentThe University Department of Mathematics was

established in August 1960 at Maharaja's College after theamalgamation of its Post-graduate wing. The Departmentgot its permanent abode at the second floor of the VigyanBhawan in the University Campus in 1964. Various Nationaland International honours have been conferred upon somefaculty members of the Department. The M.Sc., M. Phil. andPre-Ph. D. course work classes are held in the main campusand the under-graduate teaching takes place in the threeconstituent Colleges of the University. A good number ofstudents of the Mathematics Department have made a markin different walks of life e.g. Research, Teaching, CivilServices, Defence, MNC's, etc. The Department provideslearning friendly environment enabling students to meetglobal requirement. Prof. P.D. Verma Memorial LectureSeries, initiated in 1997, has been widely acclaimed activityin which eminent scholars of Mathematics are invited todelivermemorial lecture.

The Department has four classrooms with one of themhaving ICT facility. The Department has its own Librarywith quality reference books, two Computer Labs havingrobust MATLAB, MAPLE, MATHEMATICA software andhigh speed internet support.

The Department has received UGC DRS-II under SAP,DST sponsored FIST Programme and NBHM grant forpurchase ofbooks in the Departmental Library.

The Department has active programmes of research ina number of different areas in Mathematics. Emphasis islaid equally on Pure and Applied Mathematics. Thefollowing are the thrust areas of research :

(i) Fluid Dynamics (Porous Medium, Heat Transfer,Non-Newtonian Fluids, MHD, Boundary LayerTheory)

(ii) Bio-Fluid Dynamics(iii) Operations Research(iv) Integral Transforms and Special Functions(v) Fractional Calculus(vi) Geometric Function Theory(vii) General Relativity and Cosmology(viii) Numerical Methods(ix) Graph Theory


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Vyas, Paresh

Goyal, MamtaJain, ShaliniOjha, Deo Brat

PravinRashmi

SharadRavi Ratn

NidhiSushila

Rajendra SinghAmala

Kumar, GaneshRajendra Kumar

Jarwal, Vijendra KumarMeena Sanjay

PranjaliJain, Surekha

LataDevendraPooja

Garg,Agarwal,Sinha,Gaur,Khandelwal,Choudhary,Yadav,Olkha,

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Babulal,

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Faculty

Raniwala, Rashmi

Palsania, H. S

Rao, K.V.R.

Saxena, V. K.

Singh, Mangej

Singhal, R. K.

Head & Professor

Professors

Dolia, S. N.

Gupta, S. K.

About the DepartmentDepartment of Physics was established in the year

1960. The Department has been given status of "Centre for

Advanced Studies" (CAS) by University Grants Commission

for (2015-20). The Department offers M.Sc. (Physics) four

semester program and Ph.D. program in different

experimental and theoretical fields. The Department

received support under FIST Phase-Ill Level-2 from DST,

Govt. of India. The Department is also beneficiary in RUSA

programme supported by MHRD to university, PURSE

support granted by DST to the university and UPE status

granted by UGC to the university. In addition, research

groups of the Department have received financial support

from several funding agencies like UGC, DEIT, DST, BRNS,

DRDO, CSIR, MNES, UGCDAE CSR, IUAC and ISRO

Masters' ProgrammeM A S T E R O F A R T S / M A S T E R O F S C I E N C E(MATHEMATICS) (SEMESTER SCHEME)

Admission Procedure: Through Entrance Test (URATPG)Reservation :Seats : 90 Duration : Four Semesters (Two years)

M. PHIL. IN MATHEMATICS (SEMESTER SCHEME)Admission Procedure : Through MPATReservation :Seats : 15 + 5 (SFS) Duration : Two Semesters (One Year)Ph.D.Course Work Duration : One Semester (Six Months)

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Masters ProgrammeMASTER OF SCIENCE (PHYSICS)

M.Sc. and research laboratories of thisDepartment are well equipped. Some of the majorequipments and facilities available in theDepartment include:

X-ray diffractometer for study of powder and thinfilm materials and also SAXS facility.

Scanning Probe Microscope (STM &AFM)

Low energy electron accelerator

Vibrating sample magnetometer (20 K-1000 K)

Mossbauer spectrometers with temperaturevariation (80K- 1000 K) and high pressures up to10 GPa, resistivity measurement.

High field Magnet Facility (8T)

Low temperature transport measurement set-up

2.5 m long neutron time of flight facility

Thermal Measurement System

Impedance analyzer

Vector network analyzer and SpectrumAnalyzer

Microwave signal generators

EM simulation softwareFacilities available at USIC and CCT are also

accessible to the faculty members of thisDepartment.

Condensed Matter Physics

Theoretical High Energy Physics & Cosmology

High Energy Nuclear Physics (ADS Prog.)

Plasma Physics

Atomic Physics

Microwave Electronics

Hydrogen Energy

Solar Energy

Materials for energy storage

Optics

Research groups of this Department have activecollaborations with BARC and TIFR (Mumbai), PRL(Ahmedabad), ISRO (Bangalore), IUAC (NewDelhi), UGC-DAE CSR (Kolkata, lndore, Mumbai),University of Munich (Germany), SynchrotronRadiation Centers (Italy, Japan), ICTP (Italy), JINR(Russia), Postech (Korea) and Czech Institute ofPhysics (Czech), International CollaborationexperimentALICE (CERN, Geneva).


Four semesters M.Sc. Physics course isgoverned by ordinance 199F. Elective Core Coursesare offered in following clusters:a. Reactor Physicsb. Condensed Matter Physics

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Chandra, SubhashClair, Amanpal SinghGehlot, KanchanGora, Mahendra K.Jakhar, NarendraKumar, SanjayKumar, SanjeevKumar, KrishnaKumar, DineshKumar, ArvindLal, ChhaganMahavar, SunitaMeena, Bharat LalMeena, DalpatMeena, PriyankaMishra, Jitendra KumarRam, PuraSaini, JyotiSaleem, SummaiyyaSingh, MamrajYadav, Dinesh KumarYadav, RekhaYadav, Suchitra

e. Energy Studiesf. Lasersg. Health Physicsh. Nano-technology

Graduates from our department have beenselected in past in prestigious scientific institutesincluding IPR, IUAC, BARC, NPL, TIFR, IISc,IISERs for pursuing research. Several studentsqualify in examinations like NET and GATE everyyear.

Department organizesa National/ InternatonalConference in Physical science and MaterialScience Technology each year. Eminent speakersfrom other Institutes have come to the department todeliver seminars for the benefit of students andfaculty. Several of its faculty members havememberships of different prestigious organizations.They are also attending international and nationalconferences and delivering invited and contributedtalks in these conferences. .

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Singhvi, Mukta

Sharma, O.P.

Mittal, Uma

Pareek, Sushila

Puri, Prerna

Sen, Chandrani

Chaudhary, Vishva

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The Department of Psychology was established in

the Year 1971. The Department is well known for its

excellence in academic and research programs in

various areas of Psychology. Activities of the

Department have reflected a marked growth over the

last few decades.

The Department has been updating curriculum that

allows students to pursue the extensive breadth of

psychology in terms of behavioural phenomena

studied, the variety of methods and theoretical

approaches employed. The curriculum also provides

excellent opportunities for research experience in the

form of practicum and by participation in a wide variety

of research projects. Throughout the curriculum, the

Department emphasizes empirical basis of

interventions and assessment methods for an all-round

development of the students.

Also the Department is devoted to train students to

advance theory and create knowledge that helps to

address the real world problems. The Department

provides an internship program to bridge academic

learning of theory with community application of

knowledge.

Beyond the academics the Department also

conducts seminars, workshops, academic field tours

and talks with eminent personalities. The main

objective of organizing different activities is to promote

and develop the scientific outlook and professionalism

in the discipline of psychology and more importantly to

exchange views, experiences and mutual consultation

amongst all stakeholders.

One of the most important feature of the Department

is community services through its Psychological

Counselling Cell. The counselling services aim at

helping students reach personal, learning and career

concerns and promote success and wellness. The Cell

offers free counselling to students and employees of

University departments as well as of constituent

colleges. The Cell is well equipped with relaxation room

and psychometric testing laboratory.

Academic Programmes

Ph.D. Programme

Clinical Psychology

Criminal Psychology

Social Psychology

Environmental Psychology

Cognitive Psychology

Developmental Psychology

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Industrial and Organizational Psychology

Counselling Psychology

Educational Psychology

Psychology of Gender

Indian Psychology

Positive Psychology

Ecological Psychology.

M. Phil.

M. Sc/ M.A.

Seats: 15 (+05 Seats on SFS Basis)

Duration: Two Semesters (One Year)

Seats: 30 (+10 Seats on SFS Basis)

Duration: Four Semesters (Two Years)

Singhvi, Mukta

Puri, Prerna

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About the DepartmentThe University Department of Statistics was

established in 1962.Department has been shifted in thenew premises i.e. Vigyan Bhawan (IInd floor). TheDepartment is engaged in teaching U.G., P.G , M. Phil.classes and Research work. The Undergraduate courses,in Statistics Subject, are held in three constituent collegesof University of Rajasthan, Jaipur namely UniversityRajasthan College, University Maharaja College andUniversity Maharani College under the faculties of Scienceand Arts. Recently 20 additional seats, in B.Sc. Part-Istwith Statistics Subject, has be sanctioned by the Universityfor University Maharani College for the Session 2021-2022onwards.

A large number of students have completed their M.Phil. & awarded Ph.D. degree from the department invarious areas of Statistics. The research thrust areas of thedepartment are Design of Experiments, StatisticalInference, Distribution Theory, Applied Statistics,Statistical Computing, Sampling Theory etc.. Departmentof Statistics is well equipped with one computer lab andlicensed statistical software like SPSS, MINITAB andSTATA. Some freeware software are available inComputer Lab.

The department has been granted a financialassistance of Rs. 47 lakhs from Department of Scienceand Technology under the DST-FIST Programme in 2015.Department of Statistics has also been granted a financialassistance of Rs. 57 lakhs from DST-PURSE (Phase II).

1. More than 1000 books of National & Internationalpublications in the Departmental Library.

2. Department is well equipped with 9 rooms consistingof two class-rooms, one large Computer Lab, Officerooms, Library-cum-Common room for students,Staffrooms.

3. 42 PC's & 3 Leptops (with pre installed OS),Audio/Visual facilities.

4. Following Software are available :(i) MS Window-7 (ii) Turbo-C/ C++ (IDE version)

(iii) IBM SPSS Ver.19 & Ver. 26 (iv) STATA/SE14(v) MINITAB

5. INTERNET facility,

Statistical Inference

Design of Experiments

Distribution Theory

Sampling Theory

ReliabilityAnalysis

Medical Statistics

Environmental Statistics

Computer based Statistical Techniques

Applied Statistics

Inter Disciplinary Research

Duration: One year(ii) Master of Science /Arts (STATISTICS)

Seats: 30Four Semesters (Two years)


Ph.D. Programme :ThrustAreas

Masters' Programmes:(i) M. Phil. in STATISTICS

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Professor

Nagar, Prof. Pankaj

Bhardwaj,Anil Kumar

Gupta, S. K.

Singh, Jayant

Arora, Neha

Bundel, Rashmi

Mordia , Deepa

Singh,Ajeet Kumar

Yadav, Shilpa


Future Plans:

1. The subject has application in many fields such

as Agriculture, Business Analytics, Data

Science, Management, Pharmaceutical &

Medical sectors etc.

2. Governments jobs like Indian Statistical

Services (ISS), Research officer in RBI & other

UPSC, SSC, GIC, RPSC & Bank jobs.

3. National / International Research projects as

Statistician/Statistical consultant after getting

knowledge of Statistical Software.

4. Faculty members in different institutions.

5. More than 50 students selected in UPSC, ISS,

DRDO exams during 2009 -2020.

6. During 2015-2021 more than 90 students have

been selected in various students like ISSE of

UPSC, Research Officer in RBI, Statistical

Officer in PNB, RPSC, Investigators in UPSC,

Manager in GIC, Research Assistants in

Planning Commission. In addition to this

students of the department have been selected in

various jobs in Pharmaceutical Industries and

other Private Ltds., as Statisticians, Data

Analytics,Research Officersetc.

1. Effort will be made for “Statistical Consultancy

Cell” &Campus placement.

2. To invite eminent scholars in different discipline

to deliver popular lectures for the benefit of

students.

3. Organizing National/International Conferences/

Seminars/Symposia/Workshops/Invited

Lectures in the various dimensions of Statistics

for sustainable growth.


Faculty

Head & Professor

Professors



Srivastava, Seema

Ansari, A.S.

John, P.J.

Mali, P.C.

Mathur, N.

Singh, A.

Bist, R.

Kumari, V

Awasthi, Anjali

Bano, Habiba

Charan, Santosh Kumar

Chatterjee, Samit

Choudhary, Ram Dayal

Chouhan, Bharti

Jatav, Jayanti

Jangir, Ramniwas

Kachhawa, Ghanshyam

Kachhwaha, Neetu

Kaushik, Pallavi

Kumar, Deepak

Khan, Imran

Meena, Geeta Devi

Meena, Mahesh Kumar

Meena, Priyadarshi

Meena, Pushpa

Meena, Shashi

Nirmal Naresh Kumar

Nunia, Vandana

Patel, Dev Dutt

Rajwanshi, Meenakshi

Syed, Farah

Verma, Gajraj Singh

Verma, Rajbala

Yadav, Ritu Kamal


The Department was established in the year 1960

at the Jaswant College, Jodhpur. In 1963 it was shifted

to Jaipur in the Vigyan Bhawan of the University of

Rajasthan, and finally to its newly constructed building

in October 1966.

Earlier, the Department had received generous

financial support from Ford Foundation (USA),

Rockefeller Foundation (USA), National Institute of

Health (USA), United States Department of

Agriculture, PL480 (USA), UGC-ULP, DRS, COSIST,

SAP, DST- FIST (Phase I). The Department was

recognized as the Centre for Advanced Studies (CAS

Phase-I) in Zoology in the year 2005. The Department

has completed CAS (Phase II) under UGC and DST-

FIST program (Phase II) under DST in subsequent

years. Besides the major funding, several faculty

members have received financial support from the

different funding agencies like UGC, CSIR, BRNS,

ICMR, DST, DBT and MHFW. Research scholars

include NET (UGC & CSIR) JRF, ICMR-JRF, DST-

INSPIRE Fellows, Rajiv Gandhi Fellows, Post Doctoral

Fellows, Research Associates and Women Scientist

awardees.

The Department is known for its pioneering

research in the fields of Radiation Biology,

Reproductive Biology, Cancer Biology, Environmental

Biology & Toxicology, Entomology, Microbiology and

Development Biology. The faculty has been awarded

prestigious fellowships including DAAD, AvHumboldt,

Full Bright, Smithsonian etc. The Department has been

regularly organizing International & National

Conferences, 'Ramaswami Memorial Lectures' and

invited talks by Eminent Scientist in the different areas.

The Department has celebrated its Golden Jubilee in

the year 2010. The alumni hold various important

positions in teaching, research and administrative

services in India and abroad. An Alumni Meet held in

year 2018 & 2019 with good participation from the

alumni.

The Department has a whole range of sophisticated

instruments to facilitate quality research. A Central

Instruments Facility is available for the use by all

research Scholars. The Department has procured

sophisticated instruments viz; includes Atomic

Absorption Spectrophotometer, RT- PCR, HPLC,

Autoanalyser, Fluorescent Microscope with Digital

Microphotography, Refrigerated Micro-Centrifuge,

ELISA Reader, Deep Freezer, Refrigerated High


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Speed Centrifuge. C0 Incubator, Blood Analyzer,

Chemiluminscent Analyzer, 2 D Electrophoresis

system, UV Transilluminator, Lyophiliser, Gel Doc

System, Horizontal Gel Electrophoresis with power

supply, Rotatory Microtome, Tissue Homogenizer,

GM Counter, Minus 80 Degree Deep Freezer,

Water Purification System, Biosafety Cabinet,

Probe Sonicator with Probes, Vacuum Dryer,

Nanospectrophotometer, Multi color Flowcytometer

as well as facility for neuro behavioral studies. In

addition, it has developed recently Tissue Culture

Laboratory. The Department has 18 different

laboratories where basic and applied researches

are being conducted. Adjacent to the main building

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Centre for Computer Science & Information Technology

Director

Gupta, Prof. Krishna

Sharma, Prof. Ramavtar

Garg, Pravin

Deputy Director

Course Coordinator

About the CentreThe Centre was reported to have started in year

1986 offering initially certificate courses in Computer

Applications (Computer Languages like BASIC, C,

FORTRAN, Lotus 123, Dbase etc.) at University

Science and Instrumentation Centre (USIC). The

Centre started one year PG DCA in 1989 & three years

MCA course in 1990. The Centre shifted to its own

building in 1996 and the Centre merged with USIC with

the name Institute of Informatics and Instrumentation

(III) in the year 2002 and the same time the Centre also

started two years M.Sc. ( IT) course. The Centre is

renamed University Centre for Computer Science &

Information Technology (UCCS & IT) in the year 2007.

Presently the Centre, is running 2 years (4 semesters)

MCA and 2 years (Four Semesters) M.Sc.(IT) courses

under Self Financing Scheme (SFS). The Centre has

earned the status one of the most exciting and

innovative in the Computer Science and Information

Technology in the state of Rajasthan. The students of

the Centre enjoy an active campus life with several

invited talks, seminars and interactive sessions by

Eminent Experts. A good number of students of MCA

and M.Sc.(IT) have made a mark in different walks of

life e.g. Government Sectors, Research, Teaching,

Civil Services, Defense, MNC's, etc. The Department

provides learning friendly environment for enabling

students to meet global requirement.

The Students have access to excellent

infrastructural facilities. These facilities are augmented

by the addition of hardware/ software, library and

space facilities. The Centre has 4 class rooms with

1. Infrastructural Facilities

LCD Projector & Internet facilities, a Seminar Hall,

Reading Room, 4 Computer Laboratories with latest

technologies and the students will enable to have

access to international technologies as a part of their

course work from several internationally reputed

multinational companies and organizations during

their final semester.

The Centre has Internet connectivity through the

University Leased line. The entire building has CAT

5/CAT6 cabling so that the Internet can be accessed

from almost any location in the building.

The computer labs are well equipped with multiple

number of computers, servers, printers & other

peripheral devices which are well connected through

LAN and support diverse operating systems like MS

DOS, Windows Vista, Windows 8.1 and Linux. The

labs are equipped with wide ranging development

tools and platforms such as C, C++, Visual Basic, MS

Office, Visual Studio, .Net, Java, R, Python, Cloud

Computing, Data Science Analytics, Oracle DB2, SQL

Server, My SQL, Apache Tomcat, Eclipse, Dream

viewer and many more. The students are allowed to

work even during off hours. The high-tech laboratory

having 60 Pentium i7, 30 Pentium Core 2 Duo, 30

(i) Internet Connectivity

(ii) Computer Labs

of the Department, the Animal House is there for

the experimental animals.

There is Central Computer Facility with internet

connectivity for the PG Students, Smart

Classroom, excellent Museum, L. S. Ramaswami

Seminar Hall with the capacity of 200 persons and

a rich library with a large collection of

reference/text books and journals.

Study of various herbs for the evaluation of anti

oxidants, anti cancer, and radiation anti fertility,

anti diabetic and anti atherosclerotic properties,

toxicity of environmental pollutants and

bioremediation are also being carried out.

Besides teaching and research, the

department also organizes enthusiastically many

extracurricular activities for the holistic

development of the students.

Recently the Department has also startedpublishing its annual magazine highlighting allacademic, research and extracurricular activities.

Ph.D. Programme:

Master's Programme

Master of Science in Zoology

Seats :25 Duration :Four Semesters (TwoYears)

Master of Science (Microbiology) SFS Course

Seats :25

Duration : Four Semesters ( Two Years)

ThrustAreas

Animal Behavior

Cancer Biology

Cell & Molecular Biology

Endocrinology

Radiation Biology

Entomology

Reproductive Biology

Environmental Biology

Ethno Biology

Nano Biotechnology

Microbial Technology

Toxicology

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Education was established in year 1978 by UniversityGrants Commission. This was a sequel to excellentdevelopmental work done by the Department ofPhysics during the University Leadership Programme(1971-78).The activities of the CDPE are:(i) Development of new Physics experiments and

literature for under-graduate and post-graduatestudents as well as research scholars forUniv. of Rajasthan and other institutes. TheInstitutes such as IIT Bombay; IIT Jammu, BARCBombay; BITS Pilani, and other prestigiousinstitutes have been using experiments developedat CDPE and representatives from variousinstitutes also get training in CDPE.

(ii) Design, fabrication and supply of equipment toacademic/research institutions on no-profit and nolossbasis

(iii) Providing prompt technical support to theexperiments running in different laboratories ofPhysics Department of University of Rajasthan andalso providing technical assistance to otherinstitutions under contact programme. Many of theequipment fabricated in CDPE are a part ofsyllabus in under-graduate and post-graduatelaboratories in this University as well as in others.

(iv) Development of teaching aids in the form ofComputer andAudio Visual Programmes.

(v) The Centre has also been regularly supporting theresearch groups in Department of Physics forfabricationofequipmentandextending ITexpertise forexaminationreformsandacademicdevelopment.The CDPE has developed more than 100

experiments in different areas of physics. Theseequipment can serve both for demonstration purposeas well as measurements of physical quantities. These

Centre for Development of Physics Education

have been supplied to many Universities andInstitutions in India and abroad.

The equipment developed in CDPE are also beingused in training programmes sponsored by ICTP, Italy,at the University of Dar-es-salam, Tanzania, Universityof Maidugur, Nigeria, and the University of Zimbabwe,Harare. The Coupled Oscillator was awarded FirstPrize atan International Competition.

The Centre has been supportingvariousresearch groups in Physics Department forfabrication of equipment and extending IT expertisefor examination reforms and academic development.

The Centre conducts workshops, exhibitions andtraining programmes for college teachers and alsoschool children through INSPIRE Programme ofDST, Govt. of India.

The CDPE is equipped with:(i) Mechanical Workshop which is equipped with a

Lathe Machine and a Milling Machine(ii) Electronic Workshop which is equipped with

measuring, testing and assembling equipmentfor electronic circuits.

(iii) Computer Lab equipped with five computers withonline support.There is a Museum that houses equipment

developed by CDPE, is a major attraction for visitorsand students of Physics.

In PhysicsTwo Semesters (one year)

a) General lab (b) Computer Lab Seats 15


Master's ProgrammeM. Phil.Duration

Note :-Admission Suspended till regular faculty is available

Director

Gupta, Shailendra Kumar

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established in the Centre to fulfill requirement of the

courses to support latest technology and environment.

The students have access to an in house library,

which has more than 11500 books related to Computer

Applications and Information Technology. The

Centre's Library is computerized and transactions of

books through computer. In addition, the students

have access to On-line resources, News papers,

Magazines & Journals.

The Centre is running two Years (4- Semesters)

MCA and two years(4-Semesters) M.Sc.(IT) Post

Graduate Professional degree programmes. These

Post Graduate Professional degree programmes are as

per recommendations of the Department of Electronics,

Government of India and aims to provide the students

(iii) Library

2. Masters' Programme

with necessary computer science and software

development expertise so that they can be

absorbed as System Analysts/ Information

System Specialists/ Database Administrators/

Data Science Analyst/ IT Experts etc. Admissions

in the courses MCA& M.Sc.(IT) are made through

URATPG Admission Test conducted by the

UniversityofRajasthan everyyear.

60 4 Semesters (Two years)

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MCA-MASTER OF COMPUTERAPPLICATIONS SFS CourseSeats: Duration:

M.Sc. (IT)- MASTER OF SCIENCE

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M. Phil. Programme ENERGY

P.G. Diploma Programme

Hydrogen Energy: Storage andApplications.

Solar Energy: Materials and Devices.

Thin Films, Surfaces and Interfaces

Amorphous Semiconductors

Seats: Duration: One Year

P.G. DIPLOMAin ENERGY STUDIES (SFS)

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Reliable supply of energy is a key issue of this

century. With the aim to achieve this need of human

life, Centre for Non-Conventional Energy Resources

was established in the year 2000. The aim of the

centre is to work for Green power.

The UGC has sanctioned an innovative one

year M.Phil. degree course in Energy. This course

deals with the issues of alternative energy sources

and sustainable development. The aim is to perform

an objective cost-benefit analysis on each form of

alternative energy to determine large and small

scale application. Particular attention is on the

efficiency and limitations in terms of usable energy.

This course provides a chance to students to work

for energy problems of our country by providing them

training in both theoretical and experimental

aspects.

The Centre has a research laboratory equipped

with sophisticated equipments. Following are the

available facilities at this centre:

1. UHV (10 Torr) E-gun evaporation technique

2. HV (10 Torr) E-gun evaporation technique

3. HV (10 Torr)Thermal evaporation technique

4. High Energy Ball Milling for nanomaterials

5. Glove Box (Homemade)

6. Furnace (Temperature upto~1000 C)

7. UV-Vis Spectro-photometer

8. Dynamic type P-C-T setup (Homemade)

9. Thin film Hydrogenation Setup

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Dy. Director

Saini, Chhagan Lal

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The Indira Gandhi Centre for Human Ecology,

Environmental and Population Studies was

established in the year 1984. The Indira Gandhi

Centre was granted the status of a Department of the

University of Rajasthan on December 31, 1997. The

Department, under the COSIST programme with

financial and other support from the UGC, has

introduced a two-year Master's degree course (M.Sc.)

in Environmental Science since July 1997. One Year

P.G. Diploma courses in Human Ecology,

Environmental Studies and Population Studies were

introduced since 1984-85.

A well-equipped research laboratory with latest

equipments (like UV-Spectrophotometer, Atomic

Absorption Spectrophotometer, B.O.D. Incubator,

Sound Level Meter, Ovens, Water Testing kits) is

available in this Department. The Department has a

rich library with 5000 books and subscription of

several journals. There is a Computer Lab with

internet facility and Wi-Fi connection in the

department.


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Municipal Solid Waste Management

Fluoride in drinking water and fluorosis problems

in Rajasthan

Nitrates in drinking water and health problems

Textile waste water and adverse effects

Director

Chauhan, Surendra Singh

Jain, Pankaj Kr.

Soloman, Prama Esther


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Parks and Tiger Reserves

Organic Farming

Wildlife Habitat Utilization

Effect of Industrial Wastes on Morphology,

Anatomy, and Cytology of plants

Textile Waste Water and Effects on Vegetables

grown in the area

Impacts of heavy metals on Morphology and

Cytology of Vegetables

Environmental Issues

Master's Programme:-

M. Sc. ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE

Post P.G. Diploma Programme:-

POST P.G. DIPLOMAIN HUMAN ECOLOGY

POST P.G. DIPLOMA IN ENVIRONMENTAL

STUDIES

POST P.G. DIPLOMAIN POPULATION STUDIES

Seats: 20 Duration: Four Semesters (Two years)

Seats: 15 Duration: Two Semesters (One year)




ProfessorsKumud

BelaSeema

Sharma,

Kothari,Agrawal,

Dean

Hony. Director, PG School ofSocial Sciences

Prof. S. L. SharmaPh.0141-2710925

Prof. Om Mahala

FACULTY OF SOCIAL SCIENCE

Department of AnthropologyDepartment of EconomicsDepartment of History & Indian CultureDepartment of Political ScienceDepartment of PublicAdministrationDepartment of SociologyCentre for Dr.Ambedkar StudiesCentre for Gandhian StudiesCentre for Museology and ConservationCentre for Mass CommunicationCentre for Rajasthan StudiesNITIAayog ChairCentre for Women StudiesSocial Sciences Research CentreCentre for Study of Social Exclusion and Inclusive PolicySouth Asia Studies CentreShri Guru Gobind Singh Centre for Sikh Studies


I. Post Graduate

II. Doctoral

Anthropology is the study of man from biological andsocio-cultural perspective. The unique feature ofAnthropology is the method of study which involves livingwith the people in their natural setting. Its major areas ofstudy are culture, biology, material remains andlanguage, as they have originated and evolved overthousands of years of human evolution.

This single department of Anthropology teaching andresearch in Rajasthan was established in 1991 as aresponse to undertake studies to bridge the gap betweenperception of people and the agencies of development.

Anthropology helps in understanding the challengesfaced by humanity and provides solutions to overcomethem by learning from our past and “others”.Anthropology has an important role in policy making fordevelopment and social justice by exploring newpossibilities in a changing world. The department offersthe following courses


Department of Anthropology

The employability options for students are teaching,research and development sector.

Society and Culture of Rajasthan

Anthropology of Religion

Anthropology of Gender

AppliedAnthropology

MedicalAnthropology


Ph. D Programme

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Department of Economics


Professors


Jat, Rameshwar

Kateja, AlpanaMathur, MeetaSomra, S.S.

Batra, SwatiBhardwaj, SwapnilChandolia, SumanChoudhary, Chitra

Associate ProfessorBhardwaj, Anshu

About the DepartmentThe Department of Economics, established in 1949

is one of the oldest teaching Departments of theUniversity. The teaching for M.A. in the Departmentstarted from the session 1950-51. There is a PlanningCommission chair instituted by the Planning Commissionsince 1996. Research projects are undertaken on theregular basis by faculty under the chair. The Departmenthas distinguished itself in academics and other activities.It has the privilege of being associated itself with eminenteconomists of national and international repute such asLate Prof. M.V. Mathur, Late Prof. Raj Krishna, Late Prof.Raja. J. Chelliah, Prof. G.S. Bhalla, Dr. C. Rangarajan,Prof. Y.K. Alagh, Dr. Ramesh Bhatia, Prof. Kanta Ahuja,Prof. M.C. Vaish, Prof. B.C. Mehta, Dr. Arvind Pangariya.

About the DepartmentThe Department of History was set up in 1950, acquiring its

present nomenclature as Department of History & Indian Culturein 1962. The intellectual stature of the Department is registered inmany metrics. It flourished under the erudite leadership ofstalwarts like Prof. Mathura Lal Sharma, Prof. G.C. Pandey, Dr.Satish Chandra, Prof. G.N. Sharma, Prof. Devendra Kaushik ,Prof. V.S. Bhatnaghar Prof. M.S. Jain, Dr. G.S.P. Mishra, Dr.Pratibha Jain and Prof. Mukund Lat.

Also, it is one of the largest History departments in India offering arich spread of courses in ancient, medieval and modern Indian,Rajasthan and World History divided into four semesters coveringtwo years. Apart from offering the traditional courses, theDepartment has since long introduced avantgarde themes likeecology, Indian diaspora, historical tourism, journalism, etc. TheDepartment has acquired distinction for its emphasis on multiplecomponents of historical knowledge-ideas and thought, political,social, religious and cultural movements, art and archaeology,historiography, philosophy of history, regional history,contemporary history, women's history etc. Our department haslong been proud of its extensive engagement with regional history(History of Rajasthan), a domain that has remained neglected tillrecent decades. The Department offers graduate, post-graduate,M.Phil and Ph.D courses. Besides, the Department also runs acourse of P.G. Diploma in Indian Culture.

The Department is equipped with the Departmental Libraryknown as Raghuvamshi Memorial Library having nearly 4000books. In addition, the Department also possesses ProfessorM.S. Collection of nearly 1000 books. There is a Museum in theDepartment with various antiquities and artefacts along withrequired paraphernalia for archaeological studies.

1. History of Rajasthan; Evolution of Ideas in History; IndianHistoriography; History of Buddhism; Women's history;Historical tourism; %Contemporary India

Seats: 18 Regular: 15 SFS : 03

Seats: 120 Duration: Four Semesters (Two years)

Duration One year Seats:60

1. A webinar was organized on '' on July 28, 2021in collaboration with Sri

Guru Gobind Singh Chair for National Integration and SikhStudies, University of Rajasthan.

2. A webinar was organized on 'on August 26, 2021 in collaboration

with Sri Guru Gobind Singh Chair for National Integration andSikh Studies,UniversityofRajasthan.



Masters Programme:M.Phil in History

Master ofArts (History)

PG. Diploma in Indian Culture:

National Conferences/Webinars/Seminars:Highlights of the Session 2021-2022

Sikhism and Langar: History,Legacy and Practice

The Concept of Seva in Sikhismand National Integration"

FacultyHead

Associate Professor

Sharma, Sangeeta

Poonia, PramilaProfessor

Assistant ProfessorsChaturvedi, Neekee

Aaniket, AnilAgrawal, VandanaArha, Abhimanyu SinghBaror, Radha KrishnaDayma, Mahesh KumarGahlot, Harsh SinghGurjar, RashmiJain, YashMeena, Nirmala KumariMeena, JigyasaMeena, Shankar LalPanwar, TameghPunia, RituSingh, KarmveerTiwari, ArchanaYadav, MamtaSharma, AditiSharma, ArchanaSharma, Dinesh ChandShekhawat, Kulwant SinghJat, Ram Dev

Department of History & Indian Culture

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3. A webinar was organized on 'on in collaboration

with Sri Guru Gobind Singh Chair for NationalIntegration and Sikh Studies, University of Rajasthan

4. A two-day syllabus workshop was conducted onNovember 29 & 30, 2021 to revise the syllabi inaccordance with NEP 2021.

5. A seminar was organized on 'on February 21, 2022.

6. National Conference on '

on March 25 & 26, 2022. TheConference was organized under the sponsorship ofIndian Council of Historical Research, New Delhi.

7. National Conference on '' on April 8 & 9, 2022.

The Conference was organized in collaboration withSri Guru Gobind Singh Chair for National Integrationand Sikh Studies, University of Rajasthan.

8. National Conference on '

' on April 21, 2022. The Conference wassponsored by Indian Council of Social ScienceResearch, New Delhi as part of Azadi ka AmritMahotsav initiative of the Government of India.

Feminism in SikhTradition' September 21, 2021

ShabdKeertan: VividColours of Humanity'

Tribal, Folk and NomadicCommunities of Rajputana States in The Colonialand Pre-Colonial Period: Negotiating Space in theMainstream'

Social Egalitarianism inSikhism and Other Religions

Forgotten Histories ofWomen in the Freedom Struggle of RajputanaStates

Many students of the Department Join administrative,economic, banking and financial services etc., every year. TheDepartment regularly publishes a research Journal“Arthshodh”. The Department has instituted an Annual Lecturein the memory of Prof. Raj Krishna. The Department regularlyorganises seminars, symposiums, workshops and speciallectureson issuesof current relevance.

The Department has a computer laboratory with internetfacility and a Library with more than 4000 books. Directorateof Census Operations has set up a Workstation for Researchto facilitate quality research in the Department.

Health Economics Regional Economics

Infrastructure Economics


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Financial Institutions & Banking

Seats 15 (+5 seats on SFS Basis)Duration : One Year

Seats : 120 Duration : Four Semesters

Masters' ProgrammeM. Phil. IN ECONOMICS

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Department of Political Science

About the DepartmentThe department was founded in 1962 with such

illustrious founding fathers as Prof. S.P. Verma, Prof. IqbalNarain, Prof. C.P. Bhambhri and prof. Raman Murti. Otherslike Prof. D.B. Mathur, Prof. B.P. Shrivastav, Prof. P.D.Sharma, Prof. Bhawani Singh, Prof. K.L. Kamal, Prof. V.R.Mehta, Prof. P.C. Mathur, Prof. Ramakant and Prof. SheelKantAsopa are also important luminaries.

The department has been the nursery of ViceChancellors and great administrators. Prof. Iqbal Narainhad been the Member Secretary, ICSSR and the V.C. ofNEHU, B.H.U and Univ. of Rajasthan. Prof.V.R.Mehta hadbeen the V.C. of Kota Open Univ., JNV Univ., Jodhpur andDelhi Univ., Delhi. Prof. K.L.Kamal had been the V.C. ofUniv. of Rajasthan. Prof. Naresh Dadhich was the V.C. ofVardhman Mahaveer Open Univ., Kota for two term (2006-2013). Prof.B.M.Sharma was the V.C. of Kota Univ and theChairperson of Rajasthan Public Service Commission.Prof. Roop Singh Bareth was the V.C. of M.D.S. Univ.,Ajmer. Prof. L.K. Jain was the Chairperson of RajasthanState Commission for Women.

The department has contributed immensely to thegrowth of the discipline. Many of the pioneer courses likeModern Political Theory, Comparative Government andInstitutions and State Politics were formulated here andwere later adopted in other Universities. New Course onContemporary Political Theory was also introduced.Empirical Research with appropriate researchmethodologies was initiated and strengthened by Prof.S.P. Verma and Prof. Iqbal Narain and carried forward byits faculty and students. Normative and philosophicalresearch was equally strong. It was carried on by ProfessorMurthy, Professor Mathur, Professor Mehta and others.

The department has played a leading role in the studyand research of Indian tradition and Political thought. TheU.G.C. has sanctioned the SpecialAssistance Programmefor 'Indian Political Tradition and Contemporary IndianPolitical Structures and their Processes', The Departmentis one of the earliest to be given University LeadershipProgramme in the country by the University GrantCommission in 1978.

The Department organizes one or two NationalSeminars and workshop every year. One national seminaris organized every year under University LeadershipProgramme. Special lectures entitled 'Prof.MurthyMemorial Lecture .Prof. D.B. Mathur Memorial Lecture,Prof. Madhukar Shyam Chaturvedi Memorial Lecture areOrganiged by the Department every year and eminentScholars are invited to deliver these lectures. UGCRefresher Courses for teachers are also organized by theDepartment through Human Resource DevelopmentCenter University of Rajasthan.

Faculty& ProfessorHead

Associate Professor

Singh, Manju

Agarwal, S.M.

Sharma, Rajesh Kumar

Chawla, RameshChaudhary, RahulSingh, GajenderChoudhary, HansaArya, PriyankaSamota, KailashChoudhary,Verma,

Suman

Professors


ChandLadhu Ram

Mukesh KumarMaurya,

Two Journals are Published from Department:

Political TheoryWestern Political ThoughtIndian Political ThoughtIndian Government and PoliticsInternational PoliticsComparative PoliticsPublicAdministrationHuman Rights and Gender StudiesPoliceAdministrationPanchayati RajPeace-StudiesGandhian Political ThoughtForeign PoliciesSouthAsiaWestAsiaSocialist Political ThoughtDisaster ManagementSocial WelfareAdministrationEconomicAdministrationPublicAdministration in India

Master ofArts (Political Science)Seats 120 seats,Duration Four Semester (Two Year)

Seats 15 + 5 seats on SFS BasisDuration -Two Semesters (One Year)

1. “Political Science Review” (PSR) in English and2. “Rajya Shastra Sameeksha” in Hindi

Ph.D. Programme

Masters' Programme :

M. Phil in Political Science

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Memorial Lectures and Commemoration Programmes:The Department organised two memorial lectures:

Herodotus Society

1. Dr. G.S.P.Misra Memorial Lecture on October 21, 20212. Dr. Pratibha Jain Memorial Lecture on March 10, 20223. The Department organized a Commemorative Function

' to honour the heroes of the Indo-Pak war 1971 on December 14, 2021 in collaborationwith Sri Guru Gobind Singh Chair for NationalIntegration and Sikh Studies, University of Rajasthan.

Herodotus Society, an in house academic club for theteachers and students, organised numerous activitiesduring the session 2021-20221. Lecture by Dr. Tamegh Panwar on “

2. Dr. Abhimanyu Singh Arha reviewed and critiqued thebook by Yashaswini Chandra onAugust, 2021

3. Film Screening and Discussion of the film '1947' wasorganized on September 23, 2021

Honouring our Heroes'

Decoding thePhilosophyofBabaRamdevPeer throughVisualSources”

A Tale of Horses

4. A study tour of the students was organized to study tourof UNESCO World Heritage Site of Ajmer, Jaipur onJanuary 10, 2022 under the guidance of Dr. TameghPanwar.

5. An interactive discussion was organized on 'on January 28,

2022.6. A talk by Vivek Sharma on on

March 12, 2022.7. Dr. Durga Prasad Agarwal delivered a lecture on '

on June 7, 2022.

The department's journalVolume 29, 2021-2022was a

commemorative volume dedicated to Prof. M.S. Jain andthe theme of the journal was 'Historians andHistoriography of Rajasthan'

ChildTrafficking: Activism and Awareness'

Life -Money Goals Wise

Howto write anAcademic Book Review'

Jijnasa: Journal of theHistory of Ideas and Culture

Department Journal

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Under Semesters Scheme120 Two Year (Four Semester)

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Public Administration as a discipline began its journey inassociation with Economics at the University of Rajasthan inthe year 1957 as Department of Economics and PublicAdministration. In 1965, an independent Department ofPublicAdministration was established by carving out from theeconomics discipline in the school of social sciences. Sinceits inception, the Department in the University of Rajasthanhas significant faculty strength, good infrastructure facilitiesand rich in academic potential, The Department wassanctioned Special Assistance Programme (SAP) byUniversity Grants Commission in 2008.

Significant academic contribution by our faculty hasbrought rewards in achieving Fulbright, Indo-Canada Shastriand Commonwealth Fellowships. It is a matter of pride thatthe faculty of the department was awarded a patent for theconcept of Governometrics.

Commemorating the Golden Jubilee year of itsestablishment during academic session 2015-16, thedepartment organized lecture series delivered bydistinguished academicians, scholars and administrators.During this session, a syllabi review workshop wasconducted to review the curriculum. Notable academicscholars attended and added valuable inputs to oureducational programme. Golden Jubilee year took initiativeto inculcate competitive spirit among the students byconducting debates on socially relevant topics, essaycompetition and extra-curricular activities. The departmentalso hosted two International seminars in the year 2017 and2018 attended by scholars from within and abroad. In thebegning of the year 2022 the department successfullyorganised a Grand National Seminar on the theme "

" attended by scholars, intellectuals, politicians andAdministrators.

Several of our students attained dizzy heights bybecoming academicians, administrators and researchers,bringing laurels to the department. A few of them wereassociated to build their career in politics investing faith indemocratic mechanism. The Department is running M.A.,M.Phil and Ph.D. Programmes.

Administrative TheoriesUrban GovernanceHuman Resource ManagementPublic Sector ManagementDisaster Management

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PublicPolicy, Politics and Governance in India in the Post PandemicEra

FacultyHEAD & Professor

Associate Professor

Assistant Professor

Mahala, Om

Chaturvedi, Shalini

Singh, AshokSharma, DaisyD. SudhirYadav, ChaturbhujYadav, Amit kumarKheenchi, Pavitra kumarMeena, EktaMeena RaniPurohit, Neelam ThanviSharma, GopeshKumar, VinitParewa, Laxmi

Department of Sociology

The Department of Sociology, established on 6 July 1961,is one of the most vibrant departments of the University. Thegrowth of the department has been spearheaded by stalwartslike Prof. T.K.N. Unnithan (Founder Head), Prof. YogendraSingh, Prof. Indra Dev, Prof. Ram Ahuja, Prof. SatyendraTripathi, Prof. Indu Mathur, Prof. N.K. Singhi and many more.The Department has been carrying on the legacy by organizingmany academic activities on a regular level. Two memorialorations entitled 'Prof. N.K. Singhi Memorial Oration' and 'Prof.Ram Ahuja Memorial Oration' is held every year. Prof. VidyaJain, Eminent Social scientist and Gandhian scholar, Jaipurdelivered Prof. N.K. Singhi Memorial Oration on 5 September,2021on ' and Prof. D. R Sahu, FormerSecretary, Indian Sociological Society delivered Prof. RamAhuja Memorial Oration on 30 September, 2021on '

. Ms.Shivani Derwal topped the Department and was awarded RamAhuja Memorial Gold Medal.

Besides the memorial oration, the department regularlyorganizes national conferences/seminars on pertinentthemes. The Department organized an International webinaron the theme

was organized on 9-10 January2021 to mark the beginning of of thedepartment. A seven days online workshop on “

was organized from 1824 January 2021. On 6 July 2021, the department celebratedits Foundation day by plantation drive followed by onlineprogramme entitled . Theprogramme was attended by staff, students both current andformer and former colleagues of the department and thecumulative memories of the departmental journey wereshared by all. The department started a Diamond jubilee

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SocialSciences and nation building: Issues and Challenges'

“Sexuality and Society: Exploring GenderIdentities & Expressions”

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Research: Methods and Practices”

Down the Memory Lane


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Jain, Rashmi

Sharma, S.L.

Rao, MonicaJasrotia, AmithySingh, KarunakarSingh, ShivamLokeshwariGothwal, GauravJain, AnujaJain, Rohit KumarJoshi, NeelamYadav, ManishRam, Ashu

lecture series to acquaint the students with the latest in thediscipline. The inaugural lecture was delivered by Prof. RajivGupta on 24 august 2021 in collaboration with Universitymaharanis College, UOR. International day for Olderpersons was celebrated online on 1 October 2021. ANational Webinar on in honour ofthe Founder Head Prof. TKN Unnithan was organized on 4October 2021. The webinar was addressed by Prof. AnandKumar (JNU), Prof. K.L Sharma and Mrs G.J. Unnithan.,Prof. Maya Unnithan (UK), Prof. Satish Kumar (Shimla).

The department has an Advance Seminar Club whichorganises special lectures/interactive sessions/workshops for

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Ambedkar Studies Centre

Director

RameshChawla,

About the CentreUniversity Grant Commission, New Delhi has set-up

the Dr. Ambedkar Studies Centre at the University ofRajasthan, Jaipur under 10 FiveYear Plan, in thescheme of Epoch Making Social Thinkers. The Centrestarted functioning from March, 2008. The mainobjectives of the Centre is to study Bharat Ratna Dr.Ambedkar's thoughts and mission. Baba Saheb's visionhas enriched entire humanity for peaceful coexistenceand nonviolent society. He emphasized theempowerment of the marginalized and to free them fromexploitation and injustice. To further these ideals, Dr.Ambedkar Studies Centre undertakes several activitiesannually like as 14 April Birth Anniversary, 26 November

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To disseminate Dr. Ambedkar's ideals mission & amongstudents, researchscholars, faculty&society.TointroduceDr.AmbedkarMemorialLecture,annually.To develop technique, modules and innovativemethod for realizing Ambedkar's world view incontemporary society.Interaction with civil society social movement andother centres.

Centre for Gandhian Studies

About the Centre

The Centre for Gandhian Studies mainly focuses on:

Structure:

The Centre for Gandhian Studies is an institution wherevarious Academic Researches, Social Services andCollaborative Activities are performed. Formerly it was knownas Gandhi Bhawan that established long back in 1965. In 1985,the Academic Council of University of Rajasthan raised thestatus of the Gandhi Bhawan and transformed it into the Centrefor Gandhian Studies and also approved an M.Phil.Programme in Gandhian Studies that further led to Doctoraland Post-Doctoral Degrees. The academic programme of theCentre for Gandhian Studies is supported and adopted byother subjects of Social Sciences that have provisions ofpapers/topics based on the themes of our programme at theirUnderGraduate and PostGraduate levels.

(i) The Study of Gandhi, Gandhian Literature and otherrelevant Gandhian thinkers with their theoretical as wellas practical aspects.

(ii) Understanding peaceful methods and techniques ofconflict resolution.

(iii) Formulating Gandhian principles at local, national, andInternational levels.

(iv) Determining appropriate and intermediate technologiesfor developing societies.

(v) Experiments of Gandhian techniques applied in India aswell as various other parts of the world.

(vi) Organizing Conferences and Symposia, ProvidingLibrary Visits, Publishing Surveys based on GandhianConstructive Programmes and other Organizations.

(vii) Operating an academic link between UniversityFraternity (teachers and students) and other GandhianOrganizations, Government and people supportingGandhian Perspective.

The Centre is situated in the midst of the UniversityCampus, it started with two small rooms in 1965, but nowpossesses one big Class Room, one Director's Chamber,one Office-cum-Library, one Prayer Hall, and a beautifullycultivated Lawn. Its calm and serene atmosphere is quitecongenial for study, academic discussion and analysis thatpropagates Gandhi & Gandhian ideas.

The Library has about 4000 books, some records ofspeeches of Mahatma Gandhi, several reports and manyM.Phil. Dissertations submitted by the scholars.

Prof VR Mehta eminent political theorist and former

Director

Sharma, Rajesh Kumar

Vice-Chancellor Delhi University was the founder Director ofthe Centre. In later years the Centre received the leadershipof so many eminent Gandhian Scholars like Prof. D.B.Mathur, Prof. S.L. Verma, Prof. N.K.Singhi, Prof. InduMathur, Prof. Pratibha Jain, Prof. Naresh Dadheech, Prof.Prakash Shastri, Prof. Rashmi Patni, Prof. Vidya Jain, Dr.Sheila Rai and Dr. Rajendra Prasad Sharma. Presently theDirector of this Centre is Dr Rajesh Kumar Sharma,Associate Professor, Department of Political Science whohas had a long association with this Centre since his studentlife and served the Centre as a regular teaching faculty. DrSharma has revived the Centre completely, he not onlyupdated the library but also his assiduous efforts hadcredited the Centre with so many Journals. Nowadays, the

of Gandhi ji are being played throughout theday that fills the hearts of visitors with solace and positivity.The centre has organised many activities:

On 11 February, 2020 a 45 member distinguisheddelegates belonging to Bureau of Parliamentary Studies &Training Lok Sabha Secretariat. Parliament House, NewDelhi visited the centre on its 35th International TrainingProgramme. On 27 January, 2021 one day National Seminarwas organised on the topic “

. Under the banner ofNational Seminar was organised on 15 March,

2021. An educational tour to the Legislative Assembly ofRajasthan, Jaipur was organised on 22 March, 2022. Aspecial lecture was organised on 28 April, 2022 at the centre.A of last two M.Phil batch students wasorganised on 24 May, 2022 at the centre and the theme was“ ”.

The centre has restarted the M. Phil. programme fromthe session 2020-21. There are now 20 M.Phil studentsdoing research work at the centre. From this academicsession,

The centre is workingassiduously for initiation of Diploma course for generalreaders and students as well.Master's Programme

Duration - Two Semesters (One Year)

Duration - One Semester (06 Months)Seats - 40 Mode - SFS

Priya Bhajans

Sarvoday: Asamanta seSamantakiaur” Azadi ka AmritMahotsava

Sneh Milan Samaroh

Mera Jeevan hi Mera Sandesh Hai

the Centre is initiating the certificate course inGandhian Thought and Philosophy.

* M.Phil. in Gandhian Studies - Seat 15+5 (SFS)

* Certificate Course in Gandhian Thought andPhilosophy

the benefit of students and faculty members. Prof.SatyendraTripathi, Prof. K.L Sharma, Prof.ArunkumarSharma(IITKanpur), Prof. Vinod Chandra (Lucknow) and others visitedthedepartmentandsharedtheirknowledgewith thestudents.

University Grants Commission has upgradedDepartment of Sociology from the existing programme SAPDRS II to SAP DRS III programme for a period of 5 years(2018-2023) to work on the thrust areas

he Departmentorganized a National Conference on the theme “

”on 29-30 March 2022.The Department also runs classes for generating

consciousness about competitions and personalitydevelopment, without any additional economic burden onthe students. The Department publishes a Journal titled“Studies in Sociology” (English-with ISSN No. 2349- 0810).The Diamond Jubilee commemorative volume is going tobe published in July 2022.

“Cities andCitizens: Initiatives, Realities and Prospects” and“Governance and Globalization”. T

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The Department has good infrastructure with Smartclass room, seminar room, cabins for the faculty andsufficient office space. The department has its own librarywith more than 5000 books.

Sociology of Social Stratification

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M.Phil:Seats: 15 + 5(SFS) Duration:Masters' Programme:Master ofArts in SociologySeats: Duration:

Sociological TheorySociology of Change and DevelopmentIndian Social System Research MethodologySociology of Leisure and TourismGender, Violence and Crime Gerontology StudiesSociety and Culture in SouthAsiaRural and Urban Sociology Youth and Childhood Studies

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About the CentreCentre for Museology & Conservation, University of

Rajasthan, Jaipur (CMC-UOR) was established in July,2006 with a view to promote studies on museology andgenerate awareness about the conservation of museumobjects. Museology as a discipline explores the history ofmuseums and their role in society, as well as the activitiesthey engage in, including curating, preservation, publicprogramming, and education.

New perspectives of museology are emerging as a wayto revitalise the educational role of museums. The inherenttrend of New Museology is that it involves some form ofradical reassessment of the roles of museums withinsociety. A discourse of critical museology also emerged,intensifying around the turn of the 21st century. Criticalmuseology extend its fold beyond the traditional museum toinclude cultural centres, heritage sites, memorials, artgalleries, etc. In the context of India and other colonialcountries, critical museology also attempts to address theproblematic colonial pasts of museums through thedecolonization and indigenization of museums.

The latest movements in museology tend to focus onmuseums being interdisciplinary, multi-vocal, accessible,and open to criticism. While these critical discoursesdominate contemporary museology, there are manydifferent kinds of museums that exist today, some of whichare engaged in new and innovative practices, and othersthat are more traditional and less critical.

Centre for Museology & Conservation, University ofRajasthan, Jaipur runs an innovatively designed post-graduate course - M.A. in Museology and Conservation, afour semester course with a duration of two years. Thecentre is first of its kind in Rajasthan to have a conservationlaboratory of its own. The centre has witnessed aremarkable growth during the last decade. It has organiseda series of lectures, workshops, and seminars by invitingrenowned experts from India and abroad. The centre hasalso brought out some important publications and hasworked in collaboration with external bodies like INTACH,ASI, IGNCA, NMI & University of Leicester, UK. The Centrealso possesses a library.

The Centre also runs a Ph.D. programme in Museologyand Conservation under supervision of teachers in thesubject of history.

The Centre for Museology and Conservation issteadfastly committed to enriching its quality of education

Director

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Poonia, Pramila

Aaniket, Anil

Panwar, Tamegh

and to achieve internationalization of Higher Education.In pursuance of these goals, the Centre organized aspecial lecture and symposium on the topic"Comparative Perspective of Megalithic Structures ofIndia and Europe and its Linkages with Vedic-PuranicReligion" on November 30 2018. Professor Serge LeGuirriec, an expert archaeologist from France,delivered the lecture.

The Centre also organized an internationalconference on the theme, "New Trends in Museologicaland Historical Research" on February 15 -16 , 2019.The keynote address of the conference was deliveredby Dr. James H. Barrett, Associate Professor,Department of Archaeology, University of Cambridge,United Kingdom. Dr. Barrett is an expert in GlacialArchaeology and Environmental History. Theconference saw active participation from illustriousinstitutions such as National Museum, New Delhi,National Museum Institute, New Delhi, ArchaeologicalSurvey of India, Department of Museums and Heritage,Government of Rajasthan, City Palace Museum, Jaipur,City Palace Museum, Udaipur to name a few. 278delegates registered for the conference and the paperpresentations were spread over 5 technical sessions inparallel venues.

Awebinar was organised on the theme of The DagarArchives Museum : History & Prospects on 08December, 2020. A webinar was organised on thetheme of 100 Year of Harappa (A Magnificent Journey)on 18 January, 2021.Awebinar was organised on WorldHeritage Day on the theme of Heritage through thelense of Museums on 18April, 2021.

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(Admission subject to the permission of

the Govt. of Rajasthan)

About the Centre

The Centre for Mass Communication, University of

Rajasthan, Jaipur came into being in 1991. The Centre

hasmadeappreciableheadway in the last twodecades.

So far, nearly 1100 students have studied at the Centre

and a large number of them are working in different

spheres of the media. In 1991-92 under the self-

financing scheme the Centre started a one year P.G.

Diploma Course in Journalism. This was later

converted into a one year Bachelor Degree Course in

Journalism and Mass Communication (BJMC) in

1992-93. From the academic session 2001-02, it has

been replaced by a two-year Master's degree

programme.

Centre for Mass Communication

It is heartening to note that the Centre has carved

out a niche for itself in the field of Media Education

amongst the Universities of India. Eminent journalists

and media persons have contributed their mite

towards its growth in various ways. Conferences,

seminars, workshops and discussions have been

organized under the aegis of the Centre from time to

time. These have enabled the students to present their

views in a free and frank atmosphere.

Faculty

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The Centre for Rajasthan Studies is one of the oldestresearch centres of the University and has beeninstrumental in promoting studies and research inRajasthan's history and culture. Established on 11November, 1975, the Centre is housed in MaharanaPratap Bhawan of the University to promote andcoordinate research on historical, social, cultural, literary,economic and environmental aspects of Rajasthantogether with collection, compilation, cataloguing andpublication of relevant source material. Prof. G. N.Sharma, the renowned historian of Rajasthan, was thefounder Director of the Centre.

Since its establishment, the Centre has made aseminal contribution towards creation of knowledge onnumerous aspects of history of Rajasthan throughresearch projects related to collecting, cataloguing andpublishing source material and organizing seminars onvarious themes related to the history, culture, society,Rajasthani literature, economy and environment of theregion. The Centre has so far organized nationalseminars on various themes of Rajasthan. The 15National Seminar of on various themes of Rajasthan. TheCentre also hosted the CLAI (Comparative LiteratureAssociation of India) International Conference on“Culture, Arts and Socio-Political Movements in SouthAsia: Comparative Perspectives. 'The centre alsoorganized a three day Rajasthani Kavita Utsav incollaboration with Sahitya Academy, Delhi. Recently, theCentre has organized a National Conference on January29-30, 2016 in association with the University Departmentof History & Indian Culture. This Conference, focusing onthe theme 'Emerging Perceptions of Historical Writing inIndia' held two special sessions on the historical writingsof Rajasthan. This Conference was attended by morethan 500 delegates from all over India.

The Centre for Rajasthan Studies has brought out 24publications as follows : The Sources of Social andEconomic History of Rajasthan; Bibliography ofRajasthan Studies; Kachawahan ri Vanshavali; Socialand Political Awakening among the Tribals of Rajasthan;Jaswant Singh ri Khyat; New Catalogue of ApprovedTheses on Rajasthan, Vol. I, Pt. I & II, 1988; Vol. II, 1989 ;Vol. III, Pt. I & II, 1990; The Historians and Sources of theHistory of Rajasthan; Peasantry through the Ages inWestern India with special reference to Rajasthan;PoliticalAwakening and Indian Freedom Movement withspecial reference to Rajasthan; Catalogue of ApprovedTheses on Rajasthan (Social Sciences), 1995; ReligiousMovements in Rajasthan : Ideas and Antiquities; Historyof the House of Diggi; History and Culture of Rajasthan;Charan Sahitya Parampara (Essays on Bardic literature) ;Rajasthan ri Vigat; Jaipur ri Vigat; Rajasthan Itihas keAbhikekhagariya evam Niji Strota; Sturdy Sikhs ofGanganagar: Dimensions of their Growth; & Dhundhad kiVigat, Rajasthan Itihas ke Abhilekhagariya evam NijiStrota. , Sturdy Sikhs of Ganganagar: Dimensions of theirGrowth; History and culture of Rajasthan, AdhunikRajasthan ka Itihas; Bhilon ke Geet, Women's struggles inRajasthan, Conversations on Conservation.

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The Centre has also inaugurated a series ofmemorial lectures - Prof. G.N. Sharma MemorialLecture and Prof. M.S. Jain Memorial Lectures tocommemorate the life and works of historical who havemade seminal contribution to historical writings ofRajasthan.

The Centre organised two national conferences inthe session 2017-18. A conference on 'Women in thePublic Sphere in Rajasthan' was organised on January6 & 7, 2018 in collaboration with Itihas Sankalan Samiti,Jaipur and was sponsored by Indian Council ofHistorical Research, New Delhi. On February 15 & 17,2018 a conference on 'Conversations on Conservation'was organised.

The Centre has built up a good research libraryconsisting of nearly 5400 books and a valuable collectionof Thikana records. This library is widely utilised by Indianand foreign students and scholars of History, Culture,Archaeology, Anthropology, Sociology, Literature andother disciplines. As a result of persuasive efforts, theCentre was able to obtain as gift, a treasure of 1417 rarebooks on history and culture of Rajasthan, from lateProfessor G.N. Sharma's collection. The Centre alsopossesses nearly 800 books in a separate collectionknown as Prof. K.G. Sharma and Prof. Shambhu SinghManoharCollection.

The Centre had begun a new Course for M.A. inRajasthani Language, Literature and Culture, w.e.f. theacademic session 2011-12 under Self FinancingScheme. This Course has become very popular and isrunning successfully. This is a unique composite coursein Rajasthani Language, Literature and Culture whichhas been introduced exclusively in the University ofRajasthan.

The Centre has granted affiliation to many PostDoctoral Fellows and Senior Research Fellows of ICHRand ICSSSR and also to Emeritus Fellows of UGC. TheCentre also had the privilege of extending affiliation toforeign scholars (US Fulbright Frllows, Researcher fromUniversity of Heidelberg, Germany nad otherinstitutions.)


Master's Programme (S.F.S. Course)Master of Arts in Rajasthan Language, Literatureand Culture


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Master's Programme

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Centre for Women's Studies

About the Centre

Women's Studies is an interdisciplinary field of

research, teaching and activism that places gender at the

centre of Study. Women's Studies perspective is being

incorporated by the UGC into different disciplines. The

Centre for Women's Studies was established in the

University of Rajasthan, Jaipur, in 1980. The Centre is

committed to Gender Equality; Equity & Justice, works to

realize the same through academic pursuits and

extension activities independently and in collaboration

with other Centres, Departments, GOs and NGOs. Since

its inception the Centre has been functioning effectively in

accordance with the guidelines of the UGC that is to

“promote awareness among women and men, of the

need to develop and utilize women's full potential as

resources for national development in its economic,

political and socio-cultural aspects; on the need to

question existing values and of their social

responsibilities to participate equally”. The Centre

focuses studies on the needs of women aspects through

ancient Indian thoughts and present scenario of the

society to prescribe a holistic view in order to empower

women and Indian society at large.

The Centre has been organizing National,

International Seminars, Symposia, Workshops and

Refresher courses on Gender issues. It also works in

close association with the National and State

Commission for Women.

The Centre has a specialized Library comprising over

3,000 books on women/gender studies. Since 1999, it

has been publishing a Newsletter-cum Magazine with 13

issues published, a decade of this publication has been

completed in 2014. has given Rajasthan

University a national and international presence in

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Women's Studies. The Centre has started the publication

of a journal Vide ISSN No. 2348-4233 from December,

2016.

The Centre has been undertaking research projects

on various issues relating to the changing status of

women.

As per University Notification of 16.09.1999, the

Centre is the headquarter of Complaints Committee on

Prevention of Sexual harassment at workplace

which receives Complaints regarding any case

related to Sexual Harassment in university campus. The

Centre runs a Counselling Cell for girl Students in the

Campus.

The Centre is running "M.Phil. Course in Gender

Studies on SFS basis for students having master's

degree in any discipline. The Centre is blessed with

committed research scholars, Professors and dedicated

teachers.

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Women

Seat: 30

The Centre offers PG Diploma in Women's Studies

Duration: One Year (Two Semesters)

PG Diploma in Women's Studies Seat: 30 (SFS)

M. Phil. In Gender Studies (SFS)

NITI Aayog Chair

About the CentreThe Chair was established in 1995 by the Planning

Commission as Planning and Development Unit whichwas named as "Planning Commission Chair" by theUniversity.After the dissolution of Planning Commission,the Chair was re-named as "NITI Aayog Chair" by itsAdvisory Committee. The Chair was instituted in order topromote teaching, research and informed debate on allissues related to planning and development inRajasthan. In addition to research, the Chair organizesvarious academic activities including Prof. Raj KrishnaMemorial Lectures which were delivered by theeconomists of the eminences of Sh. Montek SinghAhluwalia, Dr. C. Rangarajan, Prof. M.S. Swaminathan,Prof. Jagdish N. Bhagawati, Prof. Arvind Panagaria,Prof. Kaushik Basu, and Prof. Y.K. Alagh. At present theChair is working on following research areas:1. Migration and Job Losses in Rajasthan during

COVID- 19 Pandemic.2. Achieving Sustainable Goals in Rajasthan.

The Chair has submitted the following Reports toMinistry of HRD, Government of India andGovernment of Rajasthan:

1. Assessment of Farmers' Income in Rajasthan.2. Employability of Higher Education Graduates in

India.3. Developing Self-Sustained Model for Local Bodies

in Rajasthan.4. District Development Index of Rajasthan.5. Review of Rajasthan Economy.6. Review of Rajasthan State Finances.

Recently the Chair has tied up with The IndianEconometrics Society (TIES) to promote youngscholars for doing research and writing researchpapers. The Chair also provides internship tostudents who are interested in research.

Dy. Director

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About the CentreSocial Sciences Research Centre (SSRC) of the

University of Rajasthan was established on 11 Oct.1975 by Prof. Iqbal Narain, an eminent social scientist. Themain objective of the centre is to impart greater scientificvigour to research activities and promote interdisciplinaryperspective particularly in the realm of Social Sciences.

The Centre works towards facilitating and coordinatinginter-disciplinary orientation and research. The SSRC iscommitted to improve the research activities in theDepartments of Social Sciences and also to coordinateresearch and other relevant activities in the centre.The Specific Objectives of The CentreAre:1 To promote research in general, and inter-disciplinary

research in particular, both within and beyond thefaculty of social sciences.

2 Arranging symposia and seminars aroundinterdisciplinary themes with the help of academiccommunity spread over different disciplines.

3 Encouraging publications of interdisciplinarycharacter.

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Singh, Karunakar

Dy. Director

4 Facilitating co-ordination and interaction amongstfaculty of social science.

5 To foster ties with research institutes outside theUniversity.The Centre ties with research institutes and is well

equipped with computing facilities including a local areanetwork with its own dial-in server for internet access andoptical scanning equipment. Also a smart class-room isbeing installed for research scholars.

In 2010 Centre has launched an annual inter-disciplinary Social Science Journal "Social ScienceExplorer" and the Centre recently published of Volume-XII,2021-22. SSRC also extends counselling, guidance andother opportunities for students and research scholars.

About the CentreThe Centre for the Study of Social Exclusion and Inclusive

Policy was established by the UGC in 2008.The Centre hascontinuously strived for deliberating on issues of discrimination,exclusion of vulnerable groups. It has organized seminarsdiscussions, symposia and conference on various dimensions ofexclusion and marginalization. Ministry of Rural Development hadalso sponsored a National conference along with UGC in 2011.During COVID Pandemic, the Centre has organized two NationalWebinar on “Covid Pandemic and Marginalized. The centreregularly organizes conferences, seminars, workshops. Due topandemic restrictions, the Centre has been organizing all itsactivities online. Two National webinars on '

(24 June 2020) and on(27 October 2020). were organized.

Special lectures ware delivered by eminent speakers.

Encourage interdisciplinary research on the dynamics ofsocial exclusion and contribute to academic debates insocial science.Develop conceptual frameworks that are reflexive ofIndia's socio-cultural realities and expand the space ofintellectual discourse.

Covid Pandemic andMarginalized Sections of Society"Decoding feminism

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South Asia Studies Centre


Area Studies institutionSouth Asia Studies Centre (SASC) established in

1963 is a premier advanced inIndia. It is devoted to the study of South Asia Region(India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Bhutanand Maldives) covering historic-cultural, socio-economicand political aspects having the status of a UniversityDepartment. It started M.Phil course and Ph.D.programme independently in 1985. The Centre is amultidisciplinary research institution. Being primarily aninstitution devoted to South Asian Studies it encouragesin-depth understanding of the socio-economic andpolitical phenomena of the South Asian region in generaland study of the individual South Asian countries inparticular. Post-graduate students of Political Science,Sociology, Economics and History (Modern) are admittedin M. Phil and Doctoral Research.


Academic Courses at SASC

Duration: Seats:

The Centre has well equipped anddeveloped Infrastructural facilities such as aSeminar hall, a library, a documentation cell alongwith a classroom and different electronicequipments.

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The centre has a well developed library with focus onExclusion and Discrimination StudiesOrganizes workshops and conferences that provide aforum for State legislators, bureaucrats and judges tointeract with scholars, activists, film-makers,journalists, among others, and reflect collectively onissues related to social exclusion.Collaborates with local and international research andactivist organizations committed to strengtheningdemocratic ideals.

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SASC concentrates on the study of social,

economic, political, geographical and historical

phenomena as well as processes, which directly or

indirectly influence the dynamics of South Asian

societies, viz., India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nepal,

Bhutan and Sri Lanka. The centre also focuses on

Afghanistan and Maldives through seminars and

symposiums.

Apart from studies on domestic issues, taking the

contemporary global scenario into consideration

the centre has also included studies on external

dynamics of the region as well as its intra-regional

concerns.

South Asia continues to pay specific academic

attention to facilitate comparative and cross-cultural

research & analysis. This facilitates integrated

development in keeping with future academic

perspectives.

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Symposia and International Conferences every

year.

Special lectures by eminent experts are also

delivered during every academic session apart

from the Friday Seminar.

The Centre also organizes Prof. S.P. Varma

Memorial Lecture and Prof. Iqbal Narain

Memorial lecture every year.

The Centre publishes its own Journal titled

on a biannual basis.

Project reports and Ph. D. thesis are also

regularly published by the Centre.

SouthAsian Studies

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Sri Guru Gobind Singh Chair for NationalIntegration and Sikh Studies, University of Rajasthanwas set up in 2017 at the University of Rajasthan,Jaipur through a special grant from the Ministry ofCulture, Government of India in order tocommemorate the 350 Birth Anniversary of GuruGobind Singh the tenth and last Guru of Sikhism.

Activities of the Centre include creation anddissemination of knowledge, research, publicationand generation of awareness on national integrationand Sikh history and culture.

1. The monograph titled Shabad Kirtan: VividColours of Humanity authored by DeepakMahaan.

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Publication:

1. A webinar was organized on "Sikhism andLangar: History, Legacy and Practice" on July 28,2021

2. A webinar was organized on ' The Concept ofSeva in Sikhism and National Integration" onAugust 26, 2021.

3. A webinar was organized on 'Feminism in SikhTradition" on September 21, 2021.

4. A seminar was organized on " Shabdkeertan:Vivid Colours of Humanity" on February 21, 2022.

5. National Conference of "Social Egalitarianism inSikhism and Other Religions' on April 08 & 09,2022.

1. Dr. pratibha Jain Memorial Lecture on March 10,2022.

2. The Chair organized a Commemorative Function'Honouring our Heroes" to honour the heroes ofthe Indo-Pak war 1971 on Decomber 14, 2021 incollaboration with Sri Guru Gobind Singh Chairfor National Integration and Sikh Studies,University of Rajasthan.

Memorial Lectures and CommemoratonProgrammes:

2. Baba Shiekh Farid ka Rashtriya Ekta,Akhandtaevam Vishwa Shanti ke Sandarbhmein

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Seven Research Projects have been completedby the scholars under the auspices of the Chair. Thetitles of the Research Projects to be undertaken in2022-2023 are as follows:

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The Chair has a library that comprises of about500 books. The Chair is being evolved as a resourcecentre for researchers working on Sikh History andCulture.

The future plans of the Chair involve thedevelopment of a multimedia museum on NationalIntegration and Sikh Culture and History and a bi-annual journal on National Integration and SikhStudies.

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UNIVERSITY CONSTITUENT COLLEGES

1. University Commerce College

2. University Five Year Law College

3. University Law College

4. University Law College Centre-II

5. University Maharaja College

6. University Maharani College

7. University Rajasthan College

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(College with Potential For Excellence)Jawahar Lal Nehru Marg, Jaipur

Email:[email protected]

UNIVERSITY COMMERCE COLLEGE

INTRODUCTION

The University Commerce College with glorioushistory and academic excellence is one of the mostprestigious College in Commerce and ManagementEducation. It was established on the 13th December1956. The University Grant Commission has recognizedthe College as “College with Potential for Excellence(CPE)” in the Year 2011. Apart from traditional courseslike B.Com. Pass Course and B.Com. Honours, thecollege has gained prominence by running professionalcourses like BBA& BCA.At present, there are about 5031students in the College including students of BBA andBCA Courses. The College has three computer labs aswell as a smart class room and a language lab. TheCollege has a rich library with approximately 1.76 lakhsbooks, prestigious Journals and magazines. The Collegehas two big Play Grounds. The opening of BhartiyaChintan Anusandhan Centre In December 2015 is one ofthe great achievement of the college. This centre hasabout 1700 books on Life and Thoughts of IndianThinkers as well as Indian Scriptures, Videos on lifecontribution, speeches of eminent Indian Thinkers arealso available in the centre. A unique feature of thecollege is its Career Counseling and Placement Cellwhich helps students in getting suitable employment invarious national and international companies.

The college is continuously upgrading itsinfrastructure in achieving excellence in commerceeducation in Rajasthan. The college has developed aSmart Class Room, Language Lab and research facilityfor teachers also with the help of the UGC and theUniversity. These advanced learning centers are fullyequipped with all teaching aids of advanced level such asinteractive board, visualizers, multimedia projectors andLED presentation systems. These facilities are alsohelpful for the students of SC, ST, OBC minorities andother privileged sections of the society. The college hasalso installed an advanced security system throughCCTV cameras with continuous power supply andbackup system. A new SFS Block is also underconstruction.

The College has organized the All-IndiaCommerce Conference twice, in 1977 and 1995. It has

Principal

Vice-PrincipalsProf. Dileep Singh

Contact : -

Prof. Naresh KumarProf. Mamta JainDr. M. L. Vasita

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also successfully organized various National &International Seminars and Conferences such as“Changing Perspectives in Management Education”

(2004), “Globalization and Changing BusinessEnvironment in India”(2004), “Globalization: Myth orReality?” (2005), “Emerging Issues in Commerce andManagement” (2006), “Corporate Governance andEthical Issues in Changing Economic Scenario”

(2009), “Professional Orientation of BusinessEducation” (2010), International Seminar on “RuralMarketing”(2010), National Seminar on “MNREGA:Opportunities and Challenges” (2011) and NationalSeminar on “Emerging Issues in Tourism:Opportunities and Challenges”( 2015). The collegeorganized a National Seminar on “GST Issues andChallenges in India” in the month of January, 2018.In the month of December, 2016 Diamond JubileeCelebration was organized in which different studentsactivities like quiz contest, power point presentationand lectures were held. Foundation Day was alsocelebrated on 13th December, 2021. In addition, thecollege organizes many seminars and speciallectures on regular basis to enrich the knowledge ofthe students.

A large number of our students have qualifiedin professional examinations like CA, CS, ICWA, MBAand MCA courses. Recently, some students havebeen selected and placed in reputed organizations.The College has highly qualified and experiencedfaculty for providing quality education in Commerce,Management and Computer Science.

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Optional Subjects

Subject Combination

Accountancy & Business Statistics (ABST)

Business Administration (Bus. Admn.)

Economic Administration & Financial Management (EAFM)

ABST Bus. Adm. EAFM301

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Honours Subjects

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Note:-

Accountancy & Business Statistics (ABST)

BusinessAdministration (Bus.Admn.)

EconomicAdministration&FinancialManagement (EAFM)

Non-commerce students are required to pass oneadditional paper—Book-Keeping. Marks obtained in thispaper will not be included in calculating the division.

Compulsory SubjectsElementary Computer ApplicationsEnvironmental StudiesGeneral Hindi/ Elementary Hindi*General English

* For Foreign and non-Hindi speaking students

Anandam (for all Three years ie. B.Com(Hons.) Part I, Part II & Part III)

Medium:English/Hindi

B.B.A. (Bachelor of Business Administration) Seats: 120

Code No.

Medium : /

305 .

English Hindi

Duration : Three years Course

B.Com. (Bachelor of Commerce) Pass Course (Evening) Seats : 420

SELF FINANCING COURSES

Subject Combinations and Eligibility criteria same asgiven in B.Com. Pass Course above.

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B.Com. (Bachelor of Commerce) Pass Course Seats: 660

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The College has earned numerous accoladesin Games, Sports, NSS, NCC and Scouting. UniversityCommerce College has 5 units of NSS which areconsistently engaged in Educational, Social Awarenessand Health Care Programmes. One day training/campwas organized in Jhalana slum area to educate residentabout health and hygiene. NSS volunteers made asuccessful effort to create awareness for traffic rules andfor diseases like AIDS, DENGU, SWINE FLUE, Coronaetc. College organised the Rajasthan UniversityFootball Inter-college tournament in the month ofDecember, 2021. Some of the college students won the

medals in Gymnasium, Football, Archery, Swimming, Table-Tennis, Badminton and wrestling and represented at All IndiaInter-University Tournaments. It is a dream of any NCC Cadetto march in the Parade at Rajpath, three NCC Cadets of ourcollege participated in highly esteemed Republic Day Paradeon 26th January, 2022 at Rajpath, New Delhi. NCC Paradecontingent was led by Mr. Shailendra Singh and two NCCCadets Mr. Yuvraj Sain and Mantavya Sharma were alsoawarded with the DG NCC Commendation Card for theirCommendable contribution in NCC.

Code No. 230

Duration :

Medium

Three years Course

: English

BCAPart-I/II/III

Anandam (for all Three years ie. BCAPart I, Part II & Part III)

Each part involves six theory papers and four laboratory

courses.

BBAPart-I/II/III

Anandam (for all Three years ie. BBA Part I, Part II & Part III)

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UNIVERSITYFIVE YEAR LAW COLLEGE

(UFYLC)University Campus, JaipurUniversity of Rajasthan, Jaipur

The University Five Year Law College, a self

financing, endeavour, offers an integrated BA, LL B.

(Hons) degree in 10 Semesters in the span of five

years. The course, instituted during the academic

session 2008-09 is duly recognized by the Bar Council

of India.

The college has its own separate, well-

constructed, wi-fi premises equipped with all the

amenities the A/C Lecture Theatre, Smart Class

Rooms, Moot Court Hall, Seminar Hall, Activity Room,

Computer lab with 24 hours Internet facility, CCTV

surveillance upgraded library with electronic e-

resources and access to legal databases like

MANUPATRA, AIR Library facility is available beyond

the college hours.

The course has been designed to provide

comprehensive knowledge of law, both theoretical and

practical through classroom teaching Moot Courts,

Seminars, Extension Lectures and Internship. A

Foreign language (French) is part of the curriculum

which gives them an extra advantage in today's global

scenario. In addition to these regular activities

including Law Review, Seminar, Moot Court, Quiz and

debates are organised at big scale time to time in order

to enhance personality development aspects of the

students We have exclusive weekly test system which

constantly upgrades and updates students'

knowledge and learning. UFYLC organizes Supreme

Court, High Court & District Court visits, survey of Jails

and Internship established law firms to enhance their

practical acumen

To instill the sense of social responsibility and

awareness college makes an extra effort by attaching

students with NGOs of Local,


BA, LLB. (Hons) Integrated Course

ABOUT THE COURSE

Director

Contact:

Dr. Aruna Choudhary

Dr. Ghanshyam Bera

Dy. Directors

Dr. Sandeep Singh

E-mail:- [email protected]

Ph 91-0141-2712307 / 2709551

INTRODUCTION

B.A., LL.B. (Hons.)

For FreshAdmissions for academic session 2022-23.Aseparate notification will be published by University.

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Admission in BA, LL.B. (Hons.) will be made on thebasis of marks obtained is RULET Exam. (Inclusiveof group discussion marks and personal interviewmarks) concession/weightage marks (if applicable)subjects to the rules prescribed by the University fromtime to time.

(Admission Through RULET

Seats: 120 (10% Over & above total seats for EWS as

per BCI)

National and International repute Students are

also engaged in (i) National Service Scheme (ii) Legal

Aid (iii) Moot Courts These activities give students

practical exposure.

The aim of the Institute is the constant exploration

of different avenues and consistent involvement of

learning, Keeping in mind the overall development of

students. Institute has also availed the facilities of

Sports Complex in the University Campus.

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Vidhi Bhawan, University Campus, Jaipur

INTRODUCTION

Recognised by the Bar Council of India, the University

Law College is a constituent college of the University of

Rajasthan and one of the oldest law- schools in India

imparting legal education. The Law College, as it was

originally called, was established in Jaipur by the

government of the erstwhile State of Jaipur in 1947,

that is the year corresponding with the foundation of

the University of Rajasthan. It was housed, first in the

building now known as the University Maharaja's

College and had 306 students, a full time principal, one

Reader, three Part-time teachers, In the beginning,

only a two-year LL.B. Course was started from 1947 to

1952 and the Law College was affiliated to the

University of Rajasthan. On July1, 1953, the College

was transferred by the State Government to the

University of Rajasthan.

The foundation stone of a separate Vidhi Bhawan

was laid by Shri Barkatullah Khan, the then Chief

Minister of Rajasthan, On Friday, 22 December 1972.

Teaching began in this building from the session 1975-

76. During the session 1993-94, the College was

declared by the UGC as a Constituent College of the

University of Rajasthan, Jaipur.

nd

Principal

Vice-Principals

Dr. Ankita Yadav

Dr. Rajeev Soni

Dr.Abhishek Chayal

Contact no. 0141-2709260

LL.B. (Bachelor of Law) Academic/Professional Courses Seats: 300

LL.B. (THREE YEAR) PROFESSIONAL COURSE

LL.B. Academic/Professional. The Bar Council of Indiarecommended the introduction of 27 papers for LL.B.Course from the Session 1998-99. This new course hasalready been introduced.

LL.B (FIRST YEAR)ACADEMIC/PROFESSIONAL

Under the new scheme the candidates for the LL.B. FirstYear (Academic/Professional) is examined in nine papers.Each paper carries 100 marks and of three hours duration.

LL.B (SECOND YEAR)ACADEMIC/PROFESSIONAL

Candidates for the LL.B. Second Year(Academic/Professional) shall be examined innine papers.

LL.B. (THIRD YEAR)PROFESSIONAL

Candidates for the LL.B. third Year(Professional) shall be examined in nine papers.

ACTIVITIES AND FACILITIES

MOOT COURT

LEGAL LITERACY

Moot Courts are being organized in the class

rooms and one Live Model Moot- Court is also organize

to inculcate the habit of debating on various legal points

in the students.

In order to activate and impart Knowledge of legal

rights and duties, the College gets its student trained

and sends them to the courts (High Court, District Court

& Village Courts) so as to have a firsthand grasp and

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The college has a rich library possessing books

written by National and Internationals authors,

journals case reporters and encyclopaedias. Moot

court competition, mock trial, court visits, legal aid

camps, NSS activities are integral part of its

curriculum. The college frequently organises

seminars and workshops and invites experts from

legal fraternity to deliver special lectures. The

College constantly endeavours to impart quality legal

education and maintain high professional standards.

It has produced countless academicians, judicial

officers, advocates and statesmen. Presently, there

are twenty six full-time faculty members who are

contributing immensely on academic as well as

curriculum development in the college.

assist the poor and down-trodden people about their

Constitutional Rights, Settlement of their disputes

through Legal Literacy Awareness, Conciliation

Arbitration and Mediation and LokAdalats (ADR).

Professors, eminent persons, academicians,

social scientists, judges and lawyers are also invited

to deliver special lectures in the college.

The college is running Legal Aid Clinic very

SPECIAL LECTURES

LEGALAID CLINIC

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rural areas. For this purpose three camps wereorganized

by the clinic in the session 2018-2019.

Library facility to the students of the College is

available. UG Ccontributes funds from time to time for the

purchase of books in the Library.

Please see the ordinances mentioned at the pages of

University Law college and for details go through the

University Handbook.

(a) Graduate in any discipline with minimum 45 % marks for

General/EWS/OBC/MBC and 40% for SC/ST, in the

aggregateshallbeeligible foradmissiontoLL.B.IYear.

(b) 60 % and above in the aggregate for students coming

from Universities other than those situated in the

State of Rajasthan.

(c) 5% of total number of seats will be reserved for

physically handicapped candidates defined as

Deaf/Dumb/Blind/Loss of any limb with permanent

disability(as per government notification/ university

rules).

: From the session 1994-95 only candidates

who have obtained a Bachelor's Degree of 10+2+3

pattern or those who have passed a one year pre-POST

Graduate/ Bridge Course Examination after obtaining a

Bachelor's Degree of 10+1+3 or 10+2+2 pattern shall be

considered eligible for admission.

:

Provided that it would not apply in the case of such

candidates who have passed their graduation

examination prior to the academic session of 1991-92

and they will also have the option to clear the Pre P.G./

Bridge Course for seeking admission or appearing in the

examination for a higher course in the University of

elsewhere.(Academic Council Res. No. 3 dated 18/19

April 94 & Syndicate Res , No. 9, date 18.07.94).

Admission shall be made on the basis of merit of

entrance test and in accordance with the rules made

thereof by the competent authority

(1). Candidates belonging to S.C. and S.T. categories willbe required to produce a certificate to the effect fromDistrict Magistrate/ Tehsildar/ sub-DivisionalMagistrate, without which their cases will not beconsidered under the above provisions (0.81-II)

(ii) Candidates belonging to OBC category shall berequired to produce a certificate to that effect fromDistrict Magistrate/Tehsildar/Sub-DivisionalMagistrate, without which their cases will not beconsidered under the above clause(a),

(iii) Candidates claiming concession under clause(C)above shall be required to furnish a certificate in theoriginal from the Principal, S.M.S. Medical College,Jaipur/Director, Rehabilitation Research Centre/Head of the Department concerned of S.M.S.Medical College, Jaipur.

LAW LIBRARY

POLICY FORADMISSION

Eligibility:

Note

EXPLANATION

Important Note :

.

(iv) A relaxation of 5% marks in the minimumpercentage of marks for admission underprovision (c) shall be admissible to PhysicallyH a n d i c a p p e d c a n d i d a t e d e f i n e d adeaf/dumb/loss of any limb with permanentdisability. Such cases will be screened andcleared by a Central Committee constituted forthis purpose.

(V) No other concession or weightage of marks on

any other score whatsoever shall, however, be

admissible to them.

(vi) Notwithstanding anything contained in the

ordinances prescribing minimum percentage of

marks for admission to the various Courses of

studies, the Head of the institution may fix a

higher minimum percentage of marks for

students other than those belonging to S.C./S.T.

category for regulating admission in the college

concerned (0.81-IV).

As per notification, to be issued separately.

2. Concession/Weightage forpurpose ofadmission:

The following concessions shall be admissible to

the outstanding players and athletes seeking

admission to the various courses study in the Faculty

of Law:

(A) The following categories of candidates shall be

eligible for admission to a course irrespective of

the marks obtained by them at the qualifying

examination provided they fulfil the conditions of

eligibility laid down in other Ordinances:

(i) Those who have been sponsored by the Ministry

of Education and Social Welfare to represent the

Nation in Games and Sports in the International

Tournaments at least once in the immediately

preceding two years.

(ii) Those who have been sponsored by the Inter-

University Sports Board to represent the Indian

Universities in Games and Sports in International

Tournaments at least once in the immediately


(iii) Those who have represented both the University

and the State in Games and Sports in the Inter-

University and National Championships

respectively at least one in the immediately


(iv) Those who have represented both the University

and the State in Games and Sports in the Inter-

University and National Junior Tournaments, at

leastonce in the immediatelypreceding two years.

(v) Those who have been members of either the

University of the State of Rajasthan teams in

Games and Sports which have been declared

winners of runners-up in the Inter- University or

holders of first three positions in individual events

in either of the above tournaments at least once in

the immediately preceding two years.

Admission Process:

Moot Court

Court Visit

Mock Trial

LegalAid Clinic

Red Ribbon Club

Seminar/Extension Lecture

Library

(NSS)(Extra CurricularActivities)


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Scheme of Examination

A candidate shall be permitted one main and

three due papers attempts in LL.B. I/IIyear

examinations respectivelyto clear all his/her papers

of LL.B. II/III year examination. If he/Shefails in LL.B.

I/II/III year examination consecutively three times,

he/she will have to appear at all the papers of LL.B.

I/II/III year examination as Ex-student and the same

principle will again apply afresh. WhilepassingLL.B.

I/II/III year examination in due paper examination the

marks obtained by the candidate will be counted as

under.

(a) If the candidate has not secured 48% marks in

aggregate in six papers, but has obtained at

least 36% marks in each of examination them

for working out his/her result only those marks

as obtained by him/her in the due papers will be

counted up to the extent that his overall

aggregate of 9 papers becomes 48%

irrespective of the higher marks obtained by him

in the due paper(S).

(b) If the candidate has already secured 48%marks

in aggregate in six papers, at the LL.B. I/II/III

year main examination then for working out his

result only those marks as obtained by him in the

due papers not exceeding 48% average of the

papers he/ she will be counted irrespective of

higher marks obtained by himin the due

paper(S).

(vi) Those who have represented the State

Schools in Games and Sports in the School

National Tournaments at least once in the

immediately preceding two years.

(B ) All other weightage will be given as per

university rules.

There shall be a Three Year Course for the

degree of LL.B. (P) andTwoYear Course for the

degree of LL.B (A) and teaching shall be

conducted through the lecture method,

practical and class performance during the

session and an examination shall be conducted

through written papers, practical examination

and a viva- voce at the end ofeach session.

Three year LL.B. (P) Course:

1. LL.B. (P)/ LLB.(A) First year Examination at

the end of the first year.

2. LL.B.(P)/LL.B.(A) Second year Examination

at the end of Second year.

3. LL.B.(P) Third Year Examination at the end of

the Third year.

: A candidate who after passing the

examination of the First year, has completed a

regular course of study from the University/

Constituent college or from anAffiliated college for

the Second Year of LL.B. (P) of LL.B. (A) Course

will, subject to the other provisions of the Act,

statutes, ordinance, rules and regulations, be

admitted to the second year examination of LL.B.

(P) or LL.B.(A) course, as the case may be.

A candidate who after passing the

examination of Second Year completed a regular

course of study form the University Constituent

College or from an Affiliated college for the Third

Year of LL.B. (P) course will subject to the other

provisions of the Act- Ordinance, Statutes, Rules

and Regulations, be admitted to the Third Year

Examination of LL.B. (P) course will subject to the

other provisions of the Act-Ordinance Statutes,

Rules and Regulations, be admitted to the Third

Year Examination of LL.B. (P).

O.251 :

Q.253-A

Q.253-(B):

UNIVERSITY LAW COLLEGE CENTRE-II

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Jaipur

The University Law College Centre-II, formerly known

as Evening Law College, Jaipur, was established in

the academic session 1991-92 as a self-financing

institution. With effect from the year 2004 the

University Evening Law College was renamed as

University Law College Centre-II. The college is

housed in the Vidhi Bhawan in the University Campus,

Jaipur. Since 1993-94 the College has been declared

by the U.G.C. a constituent college of the University.

The College is imparting legal education to educate

and train students at LL.B. level to achieve

outstanding ability and become leaders in legal

profession. The College is also making efforts to build

up overall personality of the students by associating

Principal

Dr. G.S. Rajpurohit

Ph. 91-141-2704882

Vice-Principals

Dr. Rajesh Gour


Contact:

LL.B. (Bachelor of Law) Academic/Professional Courses Seats: 300

INTRODUCTION

Moot Court Legal Literacy Moot Courts are being

organized in the class rooms and one Live Model Moot-

Court is also organized to inculcate in the students the

habit of debating on various legal points. In order to

activate and impart knowledge of legal right and duties,

the College gets its student trained and sends them to

the courts (High Court, District Court & Lower Courts)

so as to have a first hand grasp and assist the poor and

down-trodden people about their Constitutional Rights,

Settlement of their disputes through Legal Literacy


LL.B. (First Year) Academic/Professional

ò Candidates for the LL.B. First year (Academic/Professional) shall be examined in the ninepapers. Each paper shall be of 100 marks and ofthree hours duration.

LL.B (Second Year) Academic/Professional

ò Candidates for the LL.B. Second year (Academic/Professional) shall be examined in the ninepapers. Each paper shall be of 100 marks and ofthree hours duration.

LL.B (Third Year) Professional

ò Candidates for the LL.B. Third year (Professional)

shall be examined in the nine papers. Each paper

shall be of 100 marks and of three hours duration.

them in different academic activities like- Moot

Court Competition, Debates, and arranging

extension lectures by legal luminaries.

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(Admission through ULET).

Awareness, Conciliation,Arbitration and Mediation

and Lok Adalats (ADR). Professors, eminent

persons, academicians, social scientists, judges

and lawyers are also invited to deliver special

lectures in the college. The college is running Legal

Aid Clinic very effectively for awareness of the

public specially in the rural areas. For this purpose

three camps are organized by the clinic in an

academic session. The college has one unit of

National Service Scheme (NSS). Such unit

consists of 100 students enrolled in every session

and participate in various activities. Forthis

purpose 03one-day campsand01 Seven-Days

Special camp are organized by the College.

Library facility to the students of the College is

available. U.G.C. contributes funds from time to

time for the purchase of books in the Library.

Please see the Ordinances mentioned at the

pages of University Law College and for details go

through the University Handbook. Reservation and

Weightage will be given as per University of

Rajasthan rules.

Seats: 300

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UNIVERSITY MAHARAJA COLLEGE

UNIVERSITY MAHARAJA COLLEGE(Only for )Boys

(College with Potential for Excellence and DBT Star College)

Ram Singh Road, Jaipur

INTRODUCTION

Principal

Vice-PrincipalsProf. Santosh Kumar Gupta

Prof.Prof. R.A. SharmaDr. Rishi Kesh MeenaDr. Devendra Kumar MahawarDr. Priyadarshi Meena

Phone: 91-141-256509691-141-2567290E-mail:

Contact:

Satya Narain Dolia

[email protected]

http://uniraj.ac.in/Maharajacollege/

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University Maharaja College, one of the oldest and

most reputed colleges of India, was established in the

year 1844 by Sawai Ram Singh as Maharaja's School,

at that time located at Manak Chowk close to

Hawamahal with about 40 students to impart education

mainly in Hindi, Persian, English, Sanskrit and Urdu. In

1873, the College was upgraded to intermediate level

and got affiliated to Calcutta University. Later in 1890, it

was affiliated toAllahabad University for Bachelor ofArts

(B.A.) degree and subsequently raised to post graduate

status in 1896. In 1897, Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) all

major subjects and M.A. in English were also

introduced. History, Philosophy and Mathematics were

introduced at Post Graduate level in 1927. In 1933 The

College was shifted to the present building which was

constructed at a cost of Rs. 8.5 Lakhs at that time.

Commerce was introduced in the curriculum in 1940 and

Faculty of Law was set up in 1947. Before the

establishment of University Maharani College in 1944,

the college was imparting education to both boys and

girls. The College became a constituent college of the

University of Rajasthan in 1962 and since then it is

offering under-graduate science courses to boys.The College was granted status of “College with

Potential for Excellence (CPE)” by the UGC in 2011 and

the status of "Star College” by the Department of

Biotechnology, Govt. of India in the year 2016. The

College campus has a total land area of 19.47 acres with

built-in-area of 1,20,000 square feet. The college has

Heritage building with huge lush green sports ground.

The IT building spread over 5000 square feet area has

also been constructed in the college premises. College

has well equipped modern science and computer labs

with total area of nearly 65,000 square feet. Many of

these labs have been recently renovated under RUSA

program.Apart from imparting education in B.Sc. Pass and

Honours courses, the college also offers self-finance

BCA course. More than 3000 students are getting

education in this college. The College campus has its

own boys hostel with a capacity of nearly 200 students.

College library houses more than 1 lakh books and

magazines. The books have been updated on digital

library automation software IMS and the students are

able to get the books issued through online registered

accounts. Sports facilities available in college include

three Volleyball courts, two Tennis Courts, two

Basketball Court, play ground for football, Handball,

Cricket, Kabbdi etc. Gymnasium and facilities for indoor

sports are also available in the college for students.

Sport ground of college has witnessed several Ranji

Trophy Cricket matches in past.All-round development of students is ensured by

organizing talks of eminent Guest Speakers,

seminars, Career counseling sessions, poster making

competitions, annual quiz and cultural events

throughout the year. During past years, several

placement camps have been organized by national

and multinational companies for the students in

College campus.Three units of NCC (1 Raj BN, 7 Raj (I) Coy, 3 Raj

NAVAL) are functioning in the college. Almost every

year, the NCC Cadets participate in the Ek Bharat

Shresth Bharat Camp, tracking Camp, CATC, Firing

competitions. During session 2021-22 ANO Lt. Dr.

Dev Dutt Patel of 7 Raj (I) Coy honored with Director

General NCC Commendation Card award. Various

online, Webinars awareness camp and social work

conducted through the year by NCC unitsour units of

NSS which organize various activities regularly

Inter-College Cultural Fest 'AQUAREGIA' was

organized by the college and various institutes from

various state of India participated. It has been another

year of excellence in extracurricular activities as the

College teams won many trophies and medals in

various cultural and sports events held at other

institutions at the State and National level.

The University Maharaja College has f

in the

College Campus. Workshops on road safety, disaster

management, clean and green environment,

awareness rallies on Swatch Bharat Abhiyan, Run for

Unity, Beti Bachao Beti Padao organized during

session 2021-22. NSS Volunteers have participated

in several activities such as “save soil movement,

National Integration Camp, COVID-19 movement of

UNICEF, Republic day parade etc.

B.C.A. (Bachelor of Computer Applications): Self Financing Course Seats: 120

B.Sc.(Bachelor of Science) Honours Seats: 30 Each

Compulsory SubjectsHistory of Science and InventionCommunication Skills (Lab Course)Technical Writing (Lab Course )

Code No. 222

Duration :

Medium :

Three years

English

Honours Subject

01 Botany

02 Chemistry

03 Mathematics

04 Physics

05 Zoology

06 Mathematics

07 Mathematics

08 Physics

09 Physics

10 Zoology

11 Zoology

Subsidiary Subjects

Chemistry

Zoology

Botany

Mathematics

Zoology

Chemistry

Physics

Chemistry

Mathematics

Botany

Chemistry

Compulsory Subjects

Elementary Computer ApplicationsEnvironmental StudiesGeneral Hindi/Elect. Hindi*General English

ò Honours Courses are run with Minimum of 15 Students in a Course.

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*For foreign and non Hindi speaking students

UNIVERSITY MAHARAJA COLLEGE, JAIPURCUT-OFF MERIT LIST ON THE BASIS OF PERCENTAGE 2021–2022

B.Sc. (Bachelor of Science) Pass Course Seats: 720

Medium :

Hindi/English

CodeNo.

Subject CombinationsMathematics Group (Seats: 360)

Biology Group (Seats: 360)Subject Combinations

01

08

Chemistry Mathematics Physics02 Economics Mathematics Physics03 Geography Mathematics Physics04 Geology Mathematics Physics05 Psychology Mathematics Physics06 Statistics Mathematics Physics07 Geology Mathematics Chemistry

Botany Chemistry Zoology09 Botany Geography Zoology10 Botany Geology Zoology11 Chemistry Geology Zoology12 Chemistry Psychology Zoology13 Chemistry Geography Zoology14 Chemistry Geography Botany15 Chemistry Geography Geology

Compulsory SubjectsElementary ComputerApplicationsEnvironmental StudiesGeneral HindiGeneral English

BotanyChemistryEconomics (30)Geography (60)Geology (60)MathematicsPhysicsPsychology (30)Statistics (30)Zoology

Optional Subjects

*For those who have Optional Subject in 12th Standard.Mathematics

*For those who have Optional Subject in 12th Standard.Biology

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Principal

Vice- PrincipalsProf. Mukta Agarwal

Dr. Khursheed Jahan NaqviDr. Chandrani SenDr. Daisy Sharma

UNIVERSITY MAHARANI COLLEGE

Established in the year 1944, University Maharani Collegehas earned a name for itself in imparting quality highereducation exclusively to girls in the state of Rajasthan. Thecollege became a constituent college of University ofRajasthan in the year 1962. It has celebrated its Silver Jubilee(1969), Golden Jubilee (1994), Diamond Jubilee (2004) andPlatinum Jubilee 2019. Luminaries like Dr Zakir Hussain, Dr.S. Radhakrishnan, Pt. Jawaharlal Nehru, Ms. Sarojini Naidu,Smt. Indira Gandhi, Shri. Jai Narayan Vyas, Shri. Mohan LalSukhadia, Smt. Pratibha Patil, Shri. Bhairon SinghShekhawat, Smt. Madhuri Shah,, Prof. Arun Nigvekar haveblessed the students with their presence. Iconic personalitiesof the cultural world like Pt. Jasraj, Sitara Devi, Pt. RaviShankar, Pt. Hari Prasad Chourasia, Pt. Vishwa MohanBhatt, Sonal Mansingh have motivated the students throughtheir live performances in the college. The college has anillustrious alumni like Ila Arun (theatre personality), SantoshYadav (Mt. Everest Climber), Archana Ramasundarum(DGP), Neha Bhatnagar (Mt. Everest Climber), GangotriBhandari & Varsha Soni (Moscow Olympics), NeelamSharda (World Cup Hockey), Rama Pande (BBC), JaishreeMehta (International Cricket Player) who have kept the flag ofthe college flying high. Besides these few names, thestudents of the college are serving in various capacities incivil services, teaching, research institutions, business, travelindustry, sports and other sectors.

Academic life here is oriented through Arts,Commerce and Science streams. These streams include anumber of subjects to opt for so that myriad options are opento the students after graduation. Besides the regular Passand Honours courses in Science, Arts and Commerce, anumber of currently relevant subjects are offered to thestudents which orient them for various job opportunities.Technical courses such as Bachelor of Computer Application(BCA), Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) are alsooffered to meet the challenges of current global scenario.Fine Arts, Music, Hobby Dance and Home Science are alsoan important part of the curriculum.

The college has been conferred the status of“College with Potential for Excellence” (CPE) under thescheme of UGC. Under this scheme, the college has beenprovided with funds to conduct advance level short/long termcourses/workshops/seminars etc in various aspects related

UNIVERSITYMAHARANI COLLEGE (Only for Girls )

(College with Potential For Excellence)Ram Singh Road, Jaipur

OTHER FACILITIES

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this fest, the students of not only Maharani College but alsofrom other colleges participate and get an opportunity toshowcase their talent in cultural and academic activities. Acollege exhibition called is also held every year tohelp students translate abstract ideas into concrete form.

The college has a rich, well equipped libraryconsisting of more than one lakh books, Encyclopedias, andlatest publications, journals, CDs, VCDs etc. which areavailable to all the students. The College also runs a Book Bankfor providing books on loan for needy students. The graduatingstudents are encouraged to donate books for the book bank.

The college has laboratories with all modernequipments and latest facilities for experimentation for LifeSciences, Chemistry, Computers, Drawing and Painting,Music, Home Science, Physics, Psychology, Statistics andGeography.

Synergia

Library:

Laboratories:

Contact:Ph. 91-141-2373628/ 2371917

Fax :- 0141–2371918Email :- [email protected]

Website : www.universitymaharanicollege.ac.in

Co-curricularActivities:

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In order to ensure all-round development ofstudents, the college organizes seminars, culturalprogrammes, competitions and excursions every year. NSSand N.C.C. (Air Wing, Navy Wing and Army Wing)programmes as well as Sports and Games for students area regular feature of the college.

Students hone their talent through various activityclubs. There are 7 activity clubs like Dance society

Dramatics society , Photographysociety ), Music society Fine Arts society

Hindi Literature EnglishLiterature in the college which are run by thestudents only. In order to hone the organizational skills,develop leadership qualities and inculcate the spirit of teamwork, the students are encouraged to organize the annualyouth fest- under the guidance of teachers. During

(Nartana), RangsheelOh! Snap (Naad

Art attackers Tehree(Eclectics

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to Computer Appl icat ion, Geography, BusinessAdministration, Fine Arts, Home Science, Animal Physiology,Zoology, Vocal & Instrumental Music, Yoga and StressManagement, Meditation, Techniques of Language Learning,Training in Soft Skills, and Personality Development andmany other areas. Under this programme many Workshops,Seminars and Lectures have been organized for the benefit ofthe students. These courses are specially designed forequipping our students with necessary skills to compete andexcel on global level.

The college has become one of the most covetedinstitutions for girl students desirous to attain qualityeducation, thanks to its highly qualified, dedicated anddevoted faculty. Besides facilitating students for achievingacademic excellence, the college focuses on over allgrooming of students and provides them ample opportunityfor participating and excelling in co-curricular activities suchas N.C.C., N.S.S., debates, drama, dance, music (Vocal andInstrumental), essay writing and poetry, drawing and paintingthroughout the year.

The college organizes annual prize distribution tomotivate the students to excel both in academics and co-curricular activities. 64 Gold medals, 50 Cups and trophies areawarded every year to students excelling in academic meritand extraordinary performance in social service, sports, NCC,NSS and other co-curricular activities.

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B.A. (Bachelor of Arts)-Pass course Seats : 600

Compulsory Subjects

Medium : English/Hindi

Elementary Computer Applications

Environmental Studies

General Hindi/Elementary Hindi*

General English.

*For Foreign and non-Hindi speaking

students only.

Dramatics (40 Seats)

Drawing & Painting (40 Seats)

Economics (180 Seats)

English Literature (180 Seats)

Geography (120 Seats)

Hindi Literature (120 Seats)

History (180 Seats)

Home Science (60 Seats)

Music (40 Seats)

Persian (40 Seats)

Physical Education (40 Seats)

Political Science (420 Seats)

Psychology (120 Seats)

PublicAdministration (180 Seats)

Sanskrit (60 Seats)

Sociology (360 Seats)

Statistics (20 Seats)

Urdu (40 Seats)Maximum number of seats available in a subject areshown in brackets.

Optional Subjects

Code Subject Subject 2 Subject 3

No.

101 Economics Hindi Literature Political Science

102 Economics Psychology Public Administration

103 Economics Psychology Political Science

104 Economics Philosophy Sociology

105 Economics Philosophy Political Science

106 Economics History Political Science

107 English Literature Dramatics Music

108 English Literature Psychology Music

109 English Literature Economics Philosophy

110 English LiteratureHistory Political Science

111 English LiteraturePhilosophy Political Science

112 English Literature Psychology Dramatics

113 English Literature Psychology Public Administration

114 Geography Economics Public Administration

115 Geography Economics Statistics

116 Geography English Literature Sociology

117 Geography History Sociology

118 Geography Sociology Political Science

119 Geography Psychology Political Science

120 Hindi Literature Home Science Political Science

121 Hindi Literature Sociology Political Science

122 Hindi Literature Sociology Philosophy

123 Hindi Literature Dramatics Public Administration

124 Hindi Literature Public Admin. Sociology

125 History Hindi Literature Sociology

126 History Hindi Literature Political Science

127 History Home Science Sociology

128 History Political Science Philosophy

129 History Political Science Dramatics

130 Music Hindi Literature Sociology

131 Music History Political Science

132 Music Sociology Political Science

133 Music Dramatics Philosophy

134 Philosophy English Literature Drawing & Painting

135 Philosophy Political Science Urdu

136 Physical Edu. Sociology History

137 Physical Edu. Sociology Political Science

138 Political Science Psychology History

Counseling Cell:

Canteen

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A counseling cell has been set up to providecounseling services to college students to help them to dealwith emotional and social problems and also to ensurehealthy personality development

:Canteen is a very popular corner for students

serving delicious, and hygienic and wholesome food.

The college is housed in a huge campus. Facilities for bothindoor and outdoor games are available in the campus. Thereis a badminton court, basketball court, cricket field, volley ballcourt in the college. The college has lush green lawns with

ample plantation in the campus. On the occasion ofFoundation day of the college, faculty and studentsundertake plantation drive every year.

:Savitri Bhartiya Hall is a grand auditorium that has

hosted a large number of memorable functions over theyears and is yet to witness many more to come.

:There are four hostels, namely Annie Besant

Hostel and Mother Teresa Hostel, Veerangna Kali Bai BheelHostel-I & II (only for ST students) within the college campusthat strive to provide comfortable accommodation forstudents.Admission in the hostels is given on merit basis.

Auditorium

Hostel

A college which began with only 11 students and 3 teachers has now grown into one of the most popular and apopulous institute with around seven thousand registered students, 177 faculty members and 65 Supporting staffhas become a 'guild of quality' and a family of 'intelligentsia'

Candidates seeking admission to the college are welcome. They have to apply separately for the four streams-Science,Arts, Commerce and Home Science offered by the college. They are required to fill up separate application forms forthe Honours and Pass courses respectively with subject combinations and code numbers. Students are also requiredto fill up separate application forms for each Honours subject they are seeking admission to.

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165 Sociology Philosophy Public Admini.

166 Sociology Psychology English

167 Sociology Music Dramatics

168 Sociology Political science English Literature

169 Sociology Political science Economics

170 Statistics Economics Sociology

171 Statistics Economics English Literature

172 Urdu Persian Sociology

173 Urdu Persian History

174 Urdu Drawing & Painting History

175 Urdu Persian Public Admini.

139 Political Science Sociology Sanskrit

140 Political Science History Sociology

141 Political Science Urdu Persian

142 Political Science Drawing & PaintingHistory

143 Political Science Drawing & PaintingSociology

144 Political Science Home Science Sociology

145 Psychology History Public Admini.

146 Psychology Sociology Public Admini.

147 Psychology Sociology Political Science

148 Psychology Sociology Music

149 Public Admini. Dramatics Music

150 Public Admini. Sanskrit Music

151 Public Admini. Economics History

152 Public Admini. Hindi Literature Economics

153 Public Admini. Music History

154 Public Admini. Urdu Sociology

155 Public Admini. Physical Education Hindi Literature

156 Sanskrit Sociology History

157 Sanskrit Sociology Hindi Literature

158 Sanskrit Drawing & Painting Political Science

B.A. (Bachelor of Arts)-Honours Seats: 60 Each

Compulsory Subjects

Elementary Computer Applications (ECA)


General Hindi/Elementary Hindi*

General English

Anandam

* For Foreign and non-Hindi speaking students only.

Medium:English/HindiNote:

1. Honours and Subsidiary subject cannot be the same.

2. Maths/Statistics as subsidiary subject can be opted only by

Psychology/Economics Honours Students.

3. Minimum Number of applicants in each Honours subject must be 15 to

start the Honours course.

4.Political Science/Pub. Administration as subsidiary subject cannot be

opted with PublicAdministration (Hons.)/Political Science (Hons.).

Optional Subjects

(Select one as main subject)

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ABST .

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ABST - Accountancy and Business Statistics

Bus. Admn. - Business Administration

EAFM - Economic Administration & Financial Management

: Minimum number of applicants in each Honours subject must be15 to run the Honours course

B.Com. (Bachelor of Commerce) Honours Seats: 60 Each

B.Com (Bachelor of Commerce) Pass Course-Self Finance Course Seats ; 120

Compulsory Subjects

Elementary Computer ApplicationEnvironmental StudiesGeneral Hindi/ Elementary Hindi*General EnglishAnandamBook Keeping &Accountancy***

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For foreign and non-Hindi speakingstudents only.For Non-commerce Students only.

B.B.A. (Bachelor of Business Administration) Self Financing Seats: 120Course

Code No. 501

Duration : Three Years Course

MediumEnglish / Hindi

SubsidiarySubjects(s)Bus. Admn. EAFMABST & EAFMABST & Bus. Admn.

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Subject Combinations

(Biology Group) (Seats : 180)

Code No. Subject 1 Subject 2 Subject 3


601 Botany Chemistry Zoology

602 Botany Chemistry Geography

603 Botany Geography Zoology

604 Botany Psychology Zoology

605 Chemistry Geography Zoology

606 Chemistry Psychology Zoology

607 Chemistry Psychology Botany

608 Chemistry Mathematics Physics

609 Chemistry Statistics Mathematics

610 Chemistry Psychology Statistics

Subject Combinations

(Mathematics Group) (Seats : 60)

Compulsory SubjectsElementary Computer ApplicationsEnvironmental StudiesGeneral Hindi/Elementary Hindi*General English

* For Foreign and non-Hindi Speaking Students only.These 20 seat are extra only for students who opt for

Statistics as one of the optional subject**

Anandam

611 Economics Geography Statistics

612 Economics Physics Mathematics

613 Economics Chemistry Mathematics

614 Physics Statistics Mathematics

615 Physics Statistics Chemistry

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B.Sc. Bio Group : 180 Seats

Maths Group : 60 + 20 Seats**

Seats: 240

Compulsory Subjects

Elementary Computer Applications(ECA)


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General English

Anandam

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For Non-commerce Students only

Medium :English/Hindi

Subject Combinations(Pass Courses)

301 ABST Bus.Adm. EAFM

ABST - Accountancy and Business StatisticsBus. Admn. - Business AdministrationEAFM-Economics Administration & Financial Management

Note : Change of faculty would be limited to 20 percent of the availableseats in the respective faculty.

B.Com. (Bachelor of Commerce) Pass Course Seats: 180

Compulsory Subjects

Elementary Computer Applications(ECA)Environmental StudiesGeneral Hindi/Ele. Hindi*General EnglishAnandamBook Keeping &Accountancy***

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For foreign and non-Hindi speaking studentsonlyFor Non-commerce Students only

Medium :English/Hindi

Subject Combinations(Pass Courses)

301 ABST Bus.Adm. EAFM

ABST - Accountancy and Business StatisticsBus. Admn. - Business AdministrationEAFM-Economics Administration & Financial Management

Note : Change of faculty would be limited to 20 percent of the availableseats in the respective faculty.

B.C.A. (Bachelor of Computer Applications): Self Finance Course Seats: 120

Add-on Courses (Certificate/Diploma) Self Finance Course Seats : 50 each

(CAN BE OPTED BY STUDENT OF ANY FACULTY)

1. Functional English

2. Fashion Designing

3. Personality Development

The duration of each certificate course is one year and for Diploma is two years.

Note 1.

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in addition to the above combination on SFS basis.

.Acandidate can opt for only oneAdd on course.

Code No. 901

Duration

Medium English / Hindi

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BCAPart I/II/III

Each part involves nine theory papers and three

laboratory courses.

Duration :

Medium : English/Hindi

Three years Course

Code No. 801

B.Sc. (Bachelor of Science) Home Science Seats: 40

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UNIVERSITY RAJASTHAN COLLEGE

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Website : www.universityrajasthancollege.ac.in

UNIVERSITYRAJASTHAN COLLEGE (Only for Boys)

(College With Potential For Excellence)Jawahar Lal Neharu Marg, Jaipur

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Principal

Contact:Ph. 91-141-2710565

91-141-2703655Website : www.universityrajasthancollege.ac.in

Prof. S.L. Sharma

Dr. Sudhir Kumar SharmaDr. Suman Maurya

Vice-PrincipalsProf. R.N. SharmaProf. Anil Kumar Bhardwaj

Optional Subjects ( )SeatsApplied Statistics 60 SeatsDramatics 60 SeatsDrawing & Painting 60 SeatsEconomics 120 SeatsEnglish Literature 120 SeatsGeography 180 SeatsHindi Literature 120 SeatsHistory 360 SeatsIndian Music 60 Seats

B.A. (Bachelor of Arts) Seats : 480

Subject CombinationsB.A. Part–I

1 Applied Statistics Mathematics Economics2 Applied Statistics Economics Geography3 Applied Statistics Mathematics History4 Applied Statistics Pol. Science Economics5 Applied Statistics Psychology Pub. Admn.6 Draw. & Ptg. Economics Pol. Science7 Draw. & Ptg. History Psychology8 Draw. & Ptg. History Sociology9 Dramatics Economics Sociology10 Dramatics Hindi Lit. Pol. Science11 Dramatics Hindi Lit. Pub. Admn.12 Dramatics Music Hindi Lit.13 Dramatics History Pub. Admn.14 Economics English Lit. Geography15 Economics Geography History16 Economics Pub. Admn. Sanskrit17 Economics Hindi Lit. Sociology18 Economics Hindi Lit. Pub.Admn.19 English Lit. Psychology Sociology20 English Lit. Geography Pol. Science21 English Lit. Hindi Lit. Pol. Science22 English Lit. History Pol. Science23 Geography Economics Sociology24 Geography Hindi Lit. Pol. Science25 Geography Sanskrit Pol. Science26 Geography History Sociology27 Geography Pub. Admn. Sociology28 Geography History Pol. Science29 Hindi Lit. History Philosophy30 Hindi Lit. History Pub. Admn.31 Hindi Lit. Philosophy Pol. Science32 Hindi Lit. Pol. Science Sociology33 History Philosophy Pol. Science34 History Philosophy Sociology35 History Pol. Science Sociology36 History Pub. Admn. Sociology

Medium:English/Hindi

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37 Mathematics Geography Economics38 Mathematics Psychology Pol. Science39 Music Hindi Lit. Pub. Admn.40 Music Hindi Lit. Sociology41 Music Pub. Admn. Sociology42 Music Pub. Admn. History43 Philosophy History Pub. Admn.44 Philosophy Psychology Sociology45 Philosophy Pol. Science Sociology46 Philosophy Dramatics Music47 Philosophy Pub. Admn. Economics48 Philosophy Psychology Hindi Lit.49 Physical Education Geography Economics50 Physical Education Geography Pol. Science51 Physical Education Hindi Lit. Pub. Admn.52 Physical Education History Geography53 Physical Education Sociology Urdu

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Mathematics 60 SeatsPhilosophy 60 SeatsPhysical Education 60 SeatsPolitical Science 360 SeatsPsychology 60 SeatsPublicAdministration 120SetsSanskrit 60 SeatsSociology 120 SeatsUrdu 60 Seats

Compulsory Subjects(1) General Hindi (2) General English

(3) Environmental Studies

(4) Elementary Computer Applications

(5) Elementary Hindi

* For foreign and non-Hindi speakingstudents

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Compulsory Subjects(1) General Hindi (2) General English

(3) Elementary Computer Applications

(4) Environmental Studies

(5) Elementary Hindi

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For foreign and non-Hindi speakingstudents

B.A. (Bachelor of Arts)-Self-Financing Scheme (Evening College) Seats: 480

Medium: English/Hindi

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Honours Subjects(Select one as main subject)

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Subsidiary Subjects with code for Honours Course (Select One)

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(Subject Combinations)

(Literature)

108 Public Administration109 Sociology110 Sanskrit

54 Pol. Science Economics English Lit.55 Pol. Science Economics Geography56 Pol. Science Economics Hindi Lit.57 Pol. Science Economics History58 Psychology Applied Statistics Economics59 Psychology History Pol. Science60 Psychology Pub. Admn. Sociology61 Psychology Music Pol. Science62 Psychology Physical EducationPhilosophy63 Pub. Admn. Economics Draw. & Ptg.64 Pub. Admn. Economics Geography65 Pub. Admn. Economics History66 Sanskrit Public Admn. History

B.A. (Bachelor of Arts) SFSCombination available for Admission in B.A. Pt - I(SFS)


1. English Lit. Pub. Admn. Sociology

2. English Lit. Economics Pol. Science

3. Geography History Pol. Science

4. Geography Hindi Lit. Pol. Science

5. Geography English Lit. Pol. Science

6. Geography Sociology Pub. Admn.

7. Geography Economics History

8. Geography Pub. Admn. History

9. Hindi Lit. Pub. Admn. Sociology

10. Hindi Lit. Economics Pub. Admn.

11. History Pub. Admn. Sociology

12. History Economics Pub. Admn.

13. Pol. Science History Hindi Lit.

14. Pol. Science History English Lit.

15. Pol. Science Economics Sociology

01. Political Science 06. Public Admn. 11. Psychology 16. Applied Statistics

02. History 07. Hindi Literature 12. Physical Education 17. Indian Music03. Geography 08. English Literature 13. Urdu 18. Dramatics04. Economics 09. Philosophy 14. Drawing & Painting

05. Sociology 10. Sanskrit 15. Mathematics

UNIVERSITY CENTRAL LIBRARY

The Central Library building is located near the maingate of the University. It has a sitting capacity ofstudents. It has collection of more than 5 lac books, boundperiodicals, etc. The Library subscribes to a plethora ofcurrent journals in physical form relating to various subjects.In addition, about 3195+ e-journals are available for onlineaccess under e-Shodh Sindhu Consortium. RFID systemhas been installed for in house operations of the CentralLibrary.

A new building of the University Central Library hasbeen constructed with a financial assistance of nearly 12crore rupees from UGC under UPE grant. This building willbe soon made operational.

In addition to book lending, the Library provides thefollowing services:

Reference ServiceReprographic serviceE-journals on-line accessibilityInternet and e-mail facilityResearch Reference Guidance ServiceBraille Section for visually impaired personsOPAC serviceRFID facility

The books of library are classified in different categories,such as general books, text books, reference books, RUSABooks theses, reports. The periodicals are segregated intotwo groups: pre-1975 and the rest.

The library has a rich collection of old documents,including the collection of erstwhile British Resident at MountAbu, which is popularly known as 'The Abu Collection'. Thisincludes Government reports, gazetteers, and otherpublications dating back to early 19th Century. These are ofenormous value for historians, economists and sociologistsand researchersofallied disciplines.

ABU collection is now available on National DigitalLibrary in India in digitalised format.

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Prof. S.L. Sharma

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Ms.Ritu Sharma

Mr. Mukesh Kandaila

Ms Garg, Ritika

Deputy Librarian

Asstt. Librarians

THE MICRO-FORM COLLECTION:

WORKING DAYSAND HOURS:

The Library also has a rich collection of Microfilms andMicro-fiches.

1. All days of the year, except the following :a. 26th January (Republic Day)b. Dhulandic. 15thAugust (Independence Day)d. Dussehrae. Govardhan Pooja (Next day of Deepawali)

2. At present, the working hours of the Library are asfollows:

a.* Working days : 08.00A.M. to 10.00 P.M.b.** Sundays & University Holidays: 08.00A.M.

to 10.00 P.M.c. Office Hours- 10.00A.M. to 04.30 P.M.d. Research Hall remains open till 12 midnight and

reopensat05.00A.M.excepting Sundaynight.The issuing of books is done till 04.00 P.M. The

book stacks are closed on Sundays & Holidays. Theloan issuing counter functions half an hour after theopening time and closes half an hour before the closingtime of the library.

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The University of Rajasthan has created theCampus Wide Area Network (CWAN) named RUN(Rajasthan University Network RUN is based on GigabitEthernet Technology with Optical Fiber Backbone. TheCisco core switch is located in the infonet Cnter. Thecisco Zonal switch is located in Vigyan Bhawan whichcaters to the nearby buildings, University commerceCollege and university Rajasthan College. UniversityMaharaja's and Maharani's Colleges are linked throughBSNLleased line..

The buildings of the University main campus areconnected to Core/Zonal Switch through Optical FiberBackbone. Layer 3 Managed switch are being used todistribute and control connectivity to each room in themain campus buildings wherever RUN is operational.Each port can be controlled through Core Switch andthe network is fully manageable.

The NKN comprises of an ultra-high-speed CORE(multiples of 10 Gbps), complimented with adistribution layer at appropriate speeds. Participatinginstitutions at the Edge will connect to the NationalKnowledge Network seamlessly at speeds of 1 Gbps orhigher. The network is designed to support OverlayNetworks, Dedicated Networks, and Virtual Networks.Advanced applications in areas such as Health,Education, Science & Technology, Grid Computing,Bio informatics, Agriculture, and Governance will be

GIRLS' HOSTELSGIRLS' HOSTELSChief Warden (Girls) Prof. Mamta JainPhone: 91-141-2709165Hostel Wardens

HOSTELS AT CONSTITUENT COLLEGES CAMPUS:

Kasturba Hostel - Dr. Laxmi ParewaLaxmi Bai Hostel - Dr. Neelam PunarMahiHostel - Dr. Jyoti MeenaMalviya Hostel - Dr. PoonamMeera Bai Hostel - Dr. Chetana ChoudharySavitri Phule Hostel - Dr. Sarita MeenaSaraswati Hostel - Dr. Bharti Chauhan

Annie Besant Hostel (Maharani College) - Dr. Daisy SharmaMother Teresa (Maharani College) - Dr. Daisy SharmaVeerangna Kali Bai Bheel Hostel - I & II (Maharani College)

- Dr. Taravati Meena

Director

Dy. DirectorGupta, Shailendra Kumar

Meena, Dalpat

CAMPUS HOSTELS & THEIR WARDENS:

RAJASTHAN UNIVERSITY NETWORK (RUN)RAJASTHAN UNIVERSITY NETWORK

BOYS' HOSTELSChief Warden (Boys) Dr. Rajesh Kumar SharmaPhone: 91-141-2709165Hostel Wardens

HOSTELS AT CONSTITUENT COLLEGES CAMPUS

Ambedkar Hostel Prof. Rameshwar JatAravali Hostel Dr. Tarun Kumar JonwalC.V Raman Hostel Prof. Rajesh Kr. SharmaD.B.N Hostel Dr. Tamegh PanwarH.J. Bhabha Hostel Prof. A. V. SinghJ.C Bose Hostel Dr. Surendra S. ChauhanW.U.S. Hostel Dr. Amit Kotia

Gokhale Hostel Dr. R. D. ChoudharyVivekanand Hostel Dr. Manish SinsinwarMaharana Pratap Hostel Prof. M.L. Sharma

(Maharaja)

(Rajasthan)

(Commerce)

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NATIONAL KNOWLEDGE NETWORK

anintegral part of NKN. The entire network willseamlessly integrate with the global scientificcommunity at multiple gigabits per second speed. Thepurpose of such a knowledge network goes to the verycore of the country's quest to build quality institutionswith requisite research facilities and create a pool ofhighly trained persons. The NKN while impacting theexisting academic and student community will also alterthe R&D landscape for future generations. TheRajasthan University Network is part of the NationalKnowledge Network (NKN). NKN is providing 1Gbpsinternet bandwidth and IP space. NKN has all IITs, TIFR,BARC, SINP, IISc, HRI, COAC, IMT, VECC, Institute ofMathematical Sciences and other premier institutions.Access of any system on NKN will utilize Intranetbandwidth. Every registered system on RUN has aunique NKN IP address. University is complying with IPUsage policy, Operations policy and Security policy ofNKN. The purpose for usage of NKN network (a) higherknowledge/advanced studies (b) regular studies (c)research development. The average usage level in amonth and in a year in term of Gbps/Mbps is as 50 Gbpsand 1000 Mbps. The NKN connectivity is available on24x7 basis without any restrictions and all thetelecommunications are sufficiently reliable

The University and its constituents colleges have wellfacilitated hostel accommodation for the students. Hostels areearmarked for particular courses/streams.At present Universityis running 19 Hostels, out of which 14 are in the main campusandremainingaresituated in theconstituentscolleges.

Every hostel has its own unique tradition and culture.Hostel life is a union of diverse cultures and differentupbringings which blends into harmony for a rich andmemorable experience. We not only take efforts to providethe neat and clean environment and a comfortable place tolive in but encourage them to live in discipline. Weunderstand discipline is the key to success and careerbuilding. Youth Festival is organised in each hostel everyyear. This festival leaves memorable imprints on hostelinmates. Inter hostel Youth Festival "Basant" is also

UNIVERSITY HOSTELS

organised to provide competitive platform for themanifestation of cultural talents of the hostel inmates.

Students who are admitted in the Universitydepartments and colleges will be eligible for admission to theUniversity hostels. If any students fails in the main examinationor do not appear in examination/ compartment/back/due, evenin compulsory subject, he/she will not be eligible foradmission/readmission in the hostel. Admission forms forhostels will be filled up online and hard copy of these forms dulysigned by HOD/Principal are to be deposited at Chief WardensOffice and respective colleges. Students who are takingadmission in SFS courses would be considered for hosteladmission if the seatsare vacant in the respective hostels.

Admission to these hostels is subject to applicantsstanding in the merit list and availability of seats.

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INFONET CENTRE

The technical responsibilities assigned to the Centre are

(I) to coordinate all activities pertaining to Infonet project

at the University end, (ii) to technically maintain access

to e-journals available under Infonet project or

subscribed by the University Central Library, (iii) to

maintain University Websites, (iv) to maintain University

Mail Server, (v) to maintain University Result Server, (vi)

to maintain University Research Server, (vii) to manage

hosting of e-content on University Server and promote e-

content development, (viii) to maintain Rajasthan

University Network and coordinate with the NKN.

UNIVERSITY RESULT SERVER

A milestone achievement of the Infonet Center is

the University Result Server, which was fully

developed and designed on Centoslinux platform

using PHP as front-ent interface and MySQL database

at back- end by the Infonet team. With this

achievement, now the University is fully enabled to

keep online all the results of University examinations.

Computer firms processing the University examination

work are allowed to upload the result data files directly

to University servers. A system for universal mark-

sheet format is being evolved for quick and easy

printing of mark sheets by the Examination Section.

EXAMINATION TIME-TABLE ON WEBSITE

Examination time-table would also be madeavailable on the university website.

CURRENT STUDENTS TAB ON UNIVERSITY WEBSITE

Students can access information relevant to them

through the "Current Students" tab available on the

main page

UNIVERSITY WEBSITE

Almost all syllabi are available through the link - Syllabi

on the main page of https://www.unirai.ac.in University

prospectus and information about University, Jaipur and

Rajasthan are available at a click. Several university

circulars, advertisements, tender notices are made

available through respective pages on Administration tab.

Each PG Department has its own page. Contact details of all

members of the Syndicate, Senate, Academic Council, and

all faculty members are made available. E-journal access is

made easy through e-journal access page.

E-contents developed by some faculty members can

be accessed. The main page also provides a link to other

servers viz. daak server, result server and research server.

Students may ask the faculty members about online

resources provided by them on the University website.

University website was also integrated to integrated

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University services are:Main Web Server http://www.uniraj.ac.inMail & Personal Information Management Server

http://daak.uniraj.ac. inResearch Server http://www.uniraj.res.inStudent Portal http://www.uniraj.edu.inResult Server http://result.uniraj.ac.in

- Student Server: providing mail service and web

space to students (II Phase)+ Intranet for Examination Databases (II phase)+ Video Conferencing (ll phase)+ VoIP based Solutions for Communication facilities

in all rooms (II phase)+ Internet Banking Operations for a l l

banking transactions (Implemented partly)+ Intranet for paperless administration (II phase)+ ERP for University (Ill Phase)+ Virtual Classrooms and Online Multimedia based.+ Educational Services (Ill phase).± Extranet for affiliated institutions (Ill phase)+ Online Library Catalogue (Ill phase) + Online

Examination (Ill phase)+ Video Conferencing with affiliated Institutions (Ill

phase)+ Classroom Monitoring System (Ill phase)

Please go through the disclaimer before viewingcontents on University websites. The HoDs',

Director', DR of concerned units are responsible for

information on University website which is

technically managed by Infonet Center

The University may take phase wise initiative to

achieve goals like:

UNIVERSITY SERVERS

The University subscribes to the philosophy of Open

Source Initiative and has adopted a policy of optimum

utilization of freeware. Linux-Apache-Mysql/Perl/PHP

(LAMP) platform is employed for all applications

OPEN SOURCE INITIATIVE

Medical Officers:

Allopathic

Homeopath Dr. Sheenu Gupta

Ayurved

Timing : 08.00 am – 2.00 pm

09.00 am 3.00 pm

Dr. Shyam Mittal (C.M.O.) M.D.Medicine

Incharge

(S.M.O.) M.D. Homoe.

Incharge

Dr. Roop Rai Bhardwaj (M.D.) Ayurved

Summer

Winter

The University Campus has dispensaries and health set-up of Allopathic, Ayurvedic, Homeopathy, Nearly all theMedicines Essential Medicines are provided free of costMedical health check-up camps, both routine andspecialized (ECC, B.P. Blood Sugar, Bone Mass Density,Pulmonary Function tests, Diabities, HBa1c, Uric acid,Thyoid Function, Lipid profile tests, Neuropathy detectionetc. are organized from time to time. The Health centre isproviding Curative, Comprehensive, PreventiveRehabilitative care services to the students, teachers,employees and their dependents. Our health centreorganized the successful vaccinations camps withsupport of Govt. and University Administrations (Teamefforts) during 2021-2022.

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University has Blade Server and SAN solution

because of the following reasons:

The demand for greater data centre capacity in

further and higher education is rising rapidly, for reasons

which include:

1. The growing use of internet media and online

learning, and demands for faster connectivity from

users.

2. A move to web based interfaces which are more

compute intensive to deliver.

3. Introduction of comprehensive enterprise resource

planning (ERP) software solutions which are much

more compute intensive than earlier software;

4. Increasing requirements for comprehensive business

continuity and disaster recovery arrangements which

results in duplication of facilities;

5. Increasing digitization of data; and

6. Rapidly expanding data storage requirements.

Blade servers pack more computing power into a

smaller physical footprint. Going a step beyond rack

servers, blade systems offer the Educational institutions

have some characteristics in attitude that result in special

requirements for the underlying technical

infrastructure used for the education process. Those

requirements are quite different from those of

operational businesses: Unlike enterprise systems

used in their intended context within companies,

educationally dedicated systems have to bear the

peculiarity of the educators' usage patterns. There

are three main characteristics that can be identified:

long-term discontinuity, short-term discontinuity and

atypical workload.

For infrastructures with multiple backup

solutions, SAN allows for the consolidation of your

backup and recovery process to one centrally

managed software package. SAN provides the

ability to backup files, physical servers, and virtual

servers, among other key business applications like

SQL. Not only did this prove to be an overhead cost

on training of IT staff, but complicated their backup

and recovery process.

THEADDRESS IS wwwuniraj.ac.in

Telephone Number for RUN Helpline :2703713

No queries regarding examination, results or

admission etc shall be entertained at Infonet

Centre.

Centre has the following Major Sophisticatedequipments:-● Transmission Electron Microscope (TEM)● Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM)● GC-MS set-up● LC-MS set-up● Superconducting Quantum Interface Device

(SQUID)● Fourier Transform Infrared Spectrophotometer

(FTIR)● UV Spectrophotometer● Sputtering Machine

The information regarding these facilities isavailable on uniraj.ac.in/usic/. The facility can also beaccessed by other academic institution as per UoRrules and details are available on university website

Director

Dy. Director

Dy. Director

Singhal, Rishi Kumar

Dolia, S.N. (Maintenance)

Singh, Mam Raj (Operation)

University Science Instrumentation Centre (USIC)

About the CentreUniversity Science and Instrumentation Centre (USIC)

has been set up to support instrumentation facility with thefollowing major objective: To house high-end researchinstruments and provide instrumentation facility onspecialized instruments to the internal and externalfaculty/scholars/students as a central facility for carryingout spectral, thermal, chemical and micro-structuralanalysis on a variety of materials. The Centre has endowedwith advanced instruments as central facility like: SQUID,SEM, TEM etc. catering to the need of University ScienceDepartments for research. Besides the above facilities,mechanical (Lathe machines, Milling Machines etc.), glassblowing, electronics, welding, and gas filling are alsoavailable to those trained in and can do on their own.

The USIC caters to instrumentation related needs ofthe Science Departments. For maintenance of equipment,it has electronics, glass blowing, refrigeration section andMechanical workshops. The available facilities of thiscentre are being used by faculty members and researchscholars of different research institutions.

FacilitiesInstrumentation

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The UGC Human Resource Development Centre

(known asAcademic Staff College prior toApril 1, 2015)

of University of Rajasthan, Jaipur was established on

May 11, 1988 under UGC's scheme for setting up

Academic Staff Colleges (ASCs) in suitable universities

across India in the wake of National Policy on Education

(NPE), 1986. It was ranked as the second best

performer amongst 66 HRDCs in India in the year 2012

by the NAAC peer review committee.

The Human Resource Development Centre

conducts Faculty Induction Programmes/ Orientation

Programmes (for newly-appointed teachers);

Refresher Courses (for in-service teachers); Short

Term Courses (on themes of multidisciplinary

significance) Summer/Winter Schools (on a specific

thrust area, open for all teachers). It also has

provisions for holding special Programmes like

Academic Administrators' Workshops, Principals'

Meet, Interaction Programmes for Ph.D. Scholars,

Non-Teaching Staff Training Programmes etc.

Since its inception to date, the HRDC has organized

113 Orientation Programmes, 362 Refresher Courses,

28 Short Term Courses, 02 Workshops, 3 Summer

Schools, 2 Winter Schools A number of Special

Programmes held include a Principal's Meet, an

Academic Administrator's Workshop, a Workshop on

Examination Work for newly established Universities in

Rajasthan, and an Interaction Programme for Ph.D

Scholars. 03 online Faculty Induction Programmes

under the newly introduced GURU-DAKSHATA

scheme of UGC were successfully completed. 06

Faculty Induction Programmes sponsored under RUSA

scheme of Ministry of Education, Government of India

too were organised. So far, approximately 20,000

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UGC-Human Resource Development Centre

participants have benefitted from the various courses

organized under the aegis of HRDC, University of

Rajasthan.

HRDC is a hub of academic activities of national

level. Among the resource persons invited are eminent

educationists, academicians, scientists, jurists, artists,

literary luminaries, social activists, journalists, critics and

area experts of other fields from across India. Besides

Rajasthan, the participants hail from all across India

including far flung states and Union Territories like

Puducherry, Mizoram and Nagaland, Andaman

Nicobar,Sikkimetc.

The centre has two well-equipped AC Seminar

Halls with Digital Podium, WIFI High Definition

Projector with motorized screen and audio-visual aids.

There is a state-of-art Computer Lab with latest

version Computers and software. The HRDC

computer lab, office and library have internet

connectivity and WIFI made available through

INFONET. The HRDC Library, with computerised

catalogue facility, has a rich collection of 5769 books

anda range of regularly subscribed newspapers,

magazines as well as reputed journals. The building is

monitored by CCT Camera system for the safety and

security of the participants. From the grant of 7 crore

under RUSA scheme the construction work of new

HRDC Academic & Administrative Building consisting

of two big seminar halls, one library, 5 office rooms,

reception facilities has been completed. The HRDC

has its own Guest House with well furnished 32 twin-

Director

Pareek, Sushila

StudentAdvisory Bureau, established in the year 1962,to assist students in choosing courses of higher educationand carrer options. Mrs. G.J. Unnithan, a renownedcounsellor and eminent women activist had been itsfounder director. SAB acts as a Nodal Centre forcounselling and giudance not only for the students ofUniversity of Rajasthan, its constituted and affiliatedcolleges but also caters the counselling needs of all theadolescents, youth,parents/guardiansand general public.

It specifically provides FREE services to the studentswith (1) regular counselling related to career-decisions,subject-choices, admission process, mental health andPsychosocial adjustment issues; (2) psychological testing,assessment and diagnosis; (3) telephonic and face to faceresoultion of queries pertaining to University relatedmatters.

Students' Advisory Bureau

The Bureau maintains a reference libarary related tovaried topics of general knowledge and interest, personalgrowth and self-excellence. Daily News papers in bothEnglish and Hindi Languages along with EmploymentNews papers are also made available for all.

The Bureau is situated in the building of CentralLibrary near the main gate of University of RajasthanCampus. Timings ; 10.30 am to 4.30 pm on all workingdays. Prior appointment is helpful but not necessary.Te l e p h o n e N o . 0 1 4 1 - 2 7 1 0 9 9 5 ; E - m a i l :[email protected]. The Bureau remains openduring summer and winter holdays.

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various schemes from time to time and recommends

to the UGC for approval. At present 108 Colleges

affiliated to University of Rajasthan, Jaipur have been

recognized by the UGC are under section 2(f) & 12-B

and 36 Colleges also recognized under section 2(f).

Among these Colleges 04 College have CPE status

and 02 College haveAutonomous Status.

Coordinator

Sharma, O. P.

College Development Council (CDC)

The CDC was established by the University in the year

1978 under the UGC scheme for ensuring:-

(i) Proper planning and integrated development of its

affiliated and constituent Colleges. (Govt., Non

Govt. & Constituent Colleges).

(ii) Improvement of Standard of Higher Education.

(iii) Faculty Improvement.

To achieve its aims and objects, the CDC on behalf

of UGC invites proposals from the Colleges included

under sections 2(f) and 12-B of the UGC Act, 1956 on

bed occupancy rooms. The Guest House, situated

behind the new HRDC building in the University

campus near Gandhi circle, has all the basic facilities to

make the stay of the participants comfortable. A big

dining hall, modern kitchen and reception facilities

have also been added recently. There is a common

room for recreation of the participants.

The main philosophy of HRDC is holistic

development of teachers. The concept of Orientation

and Refresher programmes focus on teachers as

agents of socio-economic change and national

development, underlining the need to make the

teachers skill-oriented. The programmes of HRDC aim

to empower teachers to discover their hidden potential,

hone their teaching and research skills through a

positive and holistic understanding of their role in the

social, intellectual and moral universe within which they

function. It motivates the teachers not to be confined to

the role of transmitting information but also to mentor

and orient the students to meet the challenges of life: to

become not merely trained professionals, but also

responsible citizens with an ethical value system.

From the initial elitist and exclusivist approach,

higher education system in India has become

progressively inclusive. This places greater

responsibility on teachers. Innovations in teaching and

educational systems along with developments in

Information Technology have made the work of a

teacher more challenging. At the same time, a

College/University teacher has to continuously update

the chosen field of expertise to avoid becoming

outdated and irrelevant. Essential components of the

programmes run by HRDC address these issues.

Especially designed Orientation Programmes/

Refresher Courses in IT and pedagogy are conducted

by HRDC at regular intervals. Subject-specific

refresher courses are organised to update the

knowledge of the teachers in related subjects.It is also

envisaged that the programmes run by the Centre

must engender in the teachers awareness of and

sensitivity to the problems that Indian society faces.

Subject-knowledge and pedagogy would be

meaningful when understood within the context of

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iii. For Conferences/Workshops/Seminars/

Symposium

iv. For Travel Grants in India andAboard

v. For Establishment of Day Care Centers in

Colleges

i. For Remedial Coaching for SC/ST / OBC (non

creamy layer) & Minorities

ii. For Coaching for NET for SC/ST / OBC (non-

creamy layer) & Minorities

iii. For Coaching class for entry in services for

SC/ST / OBC (non-creamy layer) & Minorities

iv. For Schemes for Persons with Disabilities

v. Career and Counseling Cell.

The Coordinator, CDC from the day of its

establishment in the University has remained in

close contact with the Colleges. He exists them to

prepare their proposals and invites their attention

about the various schemes of the UGC. The

Coordinator, CDC visits the Colleges from time to

time for monitoring the proper Utilization of UGC

grants and for proper guidance.

The CDC recommends the proposal of the

Colleges and Teachers to the UGC as per the

gu ide l ines prov ided on UGC webs i te

www.ugc.ac.in.

The CDC plays an important role between

UGC and Colleges for improving infrastructure

facilities in the Colleges and for the benefit of

faculty members and students in multiple ways.

3. UGC Schemes for Students:-

UGC provides financial assistance in millions of

rupees to the Colleges under various schemes:

i. For construction of Academic buildings and other

construction/ renovation work of existing building.

ii. For purchase of Books & Journals

iii. For purchase of Equipments

iv. For Colleges with Potential for Excellence (CPE)

v. For Construction of Women Hostels in Colleges

vi. For Golden Jubilee / Centenary celebration grant to

College

vii. ForAdditional Grant as per UGC guidelines

viii. For Rejuvenation of Infrastructure in Old College

ix. For 'Catch-up' grant for Young Colleges

x. For Colleges located in Rural/Remote/ Border/ Hill/

Triba lAreas

xi. For Colleges with relatively higher proportion of SC/

ST & Minorities

xii. For Special grant for Enhancement of Intake

Capacity in Colleges (initiative for capacity building)

xiii. For Colleges in BackwardAreas

xiv. For Establishment of UGC Network Resource

Centers

xv. For Equal Opportunity Center in Colleges

xvi. ForAutonomous Colleges

i. For Faculty Improvement Programme for completing

Ph.D./M.Phil Courses.

ii. For Major/Minor Research Projects

1. Development for the Colleges:-

2. UGC Schemes for Colleges Teachers:-

Administrative Service Pre-Entry Training Centre

Director

Chauhan, Ram SinghThe Centre was set up by the University in 1978

and it has been given the status of an Independent

Centre in 1999. The Centre has been organizing

several pre-entry training courses for Indian Civil

Services and Rajasthan Administrative and Sub-

ordinate Services for over four decades on

The Centre is providing coaching for RAS, ICS,

RJS, NET/SLET, Bank P.O., Spoken English, School

Lecturer Grade-I, Junior Accountant and other

competitive examinations. This Centre invites eminent

academicians, bureaucrats, and experts in the

respective fields, who impart incisive training to the

students aspir ing for var ious compet i t ive

examinations.

The Centre imparts rigorous training for

competition examinations. The past performance in

terms of selection of the students enrolled in this

Self-

financing basis.

Centre has been very good as almost 1/3 of such

students have been getting selected in the competitive

examinations. The UPSC & RPSC results have rated

the University of Rajasthan among top institutions,

where from the candidates are selected.

This Centre plays an important role of a facilitator

by inviting eminent academicians, bureaucrats, and

experts in their respective fields, who impart training to

the candidates aspiring for competitive examinations

written as well as interview.

Grooming of the University students for competitive

examinations through providing coaching for

General Studies and Optional Papers as per

syllabus, with personality development, and

communication skills.

MISSION :

VISION :

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2016 35 18 For RJS (Main)

2019 29 07 For RJS (Main)

2005 238 07 + 59

2009 98 02 + 34

2011 28 05 + 12

2014 20 R.A.

2017 20 R.A.

2020 10 02 + Nil

2012 53 19

2017 107 49

2008 103 37

2009 32 13

2010 96 34

2011 13 05

2005 (SLET) 152 (June) 32

2005 (NET) 29 (Dec.) 11

2006 (NET) 40 (June) 04 UGC Support

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2010 (June) 132 (June) 18 UGC Support

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81 (Dec.) 15

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2011 16 (June) 05

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S.I. (POLICE) INTERVIEW

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- To make the students presentable for their career

by personality development, and by improving

their communication skills, etc.

COURSE NO. OF STUDENT

1. R.A.S. (Previous) - 46

2. R.J.S. (Pre) - 35

3. Interview of II Grade - 107

4. R.A.S. (Previous) - 78

5. I.A.S. (Previous) - 33

6. R.J.S. (Pre) - 29

7. R.A.S. (Pre) - 71

8. I.A.S. (Pre) - 45

9. R.A.S. Interview - 10

10. R.A.S. & I.A.S. (Pre) - 15 online

11. R.A.S. (Pre.) - 14

1. R.A.S. (Pre) 2. R.J.S. (Pre)

3. I..A.S. (Pre)

1. REET 2. I Grade Teacher

Almost 1/3 of such candidates have been

selected out of Enrolled in this Centre. Detail of

achievement for last Five Years is given as under :-

2005 95 59 For ICS (Main)











2018 45 09 ForICS (Main)



2007 578 279 For RAS (Main)

2008 141 82 For RAS (Main)



2010 209 (May) 79 For RAS (Main)

COURSE RUNNING FROM DEC. 2015 TO APRIL

2022.

COURSESADVERTISED :

ACHIEVEMENT :

ICS (Pre)

RAS (Pre)

UGC Supported for

Administrative Service Pre-Entry Training Centre

Bank P.O.

RPSC II GRADE TEACHERS

JUNIORACCOUNTANT

FUTURE DETERMINATION :

2009 18 07

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2010 181 57

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2012 25 13

2013 06 02

2010 120 65

2011 61 17

2014 17 05

2015 49 13

To organise the pre-administrative training

through coaching for ICS, RAS, RJS and other

A&B categories services (Prelim and Main)

examinations on regular basis every year.

To arrange the personality development

programmes once in every year.

UGC Support SC/ST/OBC &

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Minority


Minority.

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To arrange Spoken English classes for

development of communication skill once in

every year.

To establish the language lab for communication

skills.

To provide the coaching classes for NET & SLET

in each semester.

To arrange for the remedial classes for

competitive examinations, whenever the

vacancies are advertise by the concerned

department i.e. Bank P.O. & Clerical Staff, RPSC

SI (Police), II Grade Teachers etc.

To arrange sessions for interviews and group

discussions for state services and centre

services i.e. RAS, RJS, ICS etc.

To Arrange the Personality Development and

Interview of RAS organized by the Centre in

Academic Session 2015-16, 2017-18 and 2018-

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National Service Scheme

Coordinator

Prof. B. S. Sharma

On September 24, 1969, the Union Education

Minister Dr. V.K.R.V. Rao, launched the National

Service Scheme in 37 Universities covering all states.

The cardinal principal of the National Service Scheme

is that it is organised by the students themselves and

both students and teachers through their combined

participation in social service, get a sense of

involvement in the tasks of national development.

At present in the University of Rajasthan there are

30 units of National Service Scheme with an

enrolment of 3,000 volunteers and 30 Programme

Officers dedicating themselves for the successful

implementation of the scheme. Dr. R.N. Sharma is the

Coordinator of N.S.S. w.e.f. September 2018. Some of

the contemporary coordinators who have played vital

role in mobilizing youth energy besides others include

Prof. Shashi Sahay, Prof. C.K.G. Rajurkar, Prof. Joya

Chakraborty, Prof. R.V. Singh, Prof. S.G. Sharma,

Prof. S.C. Bardia, Dr.Abhay Upadhyaya.

The Units of National Service Scheme are

distributed as follows:

1. University Campus 02 Units

(ForArts & Social Sc. and Science Faculty)

2. University Law College 01 Unit

3. University Law College Centre II 01 Unit

4. University Commerce College 04 Units

5. University Rajasthan College 08 Units

6. University Maharani College 10 Units

7. University Maharaja College 04 Units

The N.S.S. volunteers have been participating in

various programmes organized by the concerned units

from time to time, which include:-

1. Environment Enrichment and Conservation.

2. Health, Family Welfare and Nutrition Programme.

3. Awareness for improvement of the status of

women.

4. Social Service Programme.

5. Production Oriented Programme.

6. Relief/Rehabilitation work during National

Calamities.

7. Education and Recreation.

8. Blood Donation Camps.

9. Nukkad Natak to create awareness.

10. Swacch Bharat Mission

11. DigitalAwareness

12. VoterAwareness

13. New Education policy

14. Start-upAwareness

15. VaccinationAwareness

In addition, N.S.S. volunteers are actively

participating in the Republic Day and the Independence

Day Parade on National Festivals. The volunteers are

also being sent for various camps of National

integration, Adventures and International Youth

Exchange Programme in different states and Countries.

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The University has a Modern Sports Complex and also aSwimming Pool, which has been the venue of many NationalSwimming Meets and Inter University/National Tournaments.The University has always accorded a high priority to gamesand sports. Fully developed indoor Gymnasium Hall along withaYoga Centre are the unique attraction of the Sports Complex.With the support of Sports Authority of India, we haveestablished SAI, Day Boarding Centre in six games: Athletics,Volleyball,TableTennis,Badminton,Hockey&Wrestling.

Our University is among the first 09 Universities in Indiato win the medals in West Zone, All India Inter Universitytournaments & World University Compititation and to haveexcellent Physical Education and Sports facilities in OneComplex. These are:-

Well equipped Fitness Centre,International level Swimming Pool,Nine lane Cinder “Athletics Track”,Two Cricket grounds,Two Football grounds,One Hockey Ground,Three Basketball Courts,Four Volleyball Courts,Four Tennis Courts,

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Secretary

Faculty:Assistant Director of Physical Education

Sh.Ameen Kagazi

Dr. Promod Singh

Dr. Pramod SinghDr. Pratibha Singh RatnuDr. Harbans GodaraDr. Chetna ChoudharyDr. Preeti SharmaDr. Shailesh MauryaSh. Surendra MeenaSh. Prabhu Dayal Beniwal

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One Inter National Standard Wooden FloorGymnasium Hall for Table Tennis, Wrestling,Badminton, Wt. Lifting, etc. facilities.Well equipped Computer LabLibrary, Physiology, Psychology, Test &Measurement labsClass rooms & Seminar Hall

Modeling, Ship Modeling, Horse Riding, First Aid, RockClimbing and Mountaineering, etc. Cadets take part incommunity and environment development activatesNCC helps to develop confident cadets who will successin their chosen careers.

First year students can join NCC.

Associate NCC OfficersUniversity Rajasthan College

S.N Name and Rank NCC Officer’s NCC office phone No. Mobile

1 Capt. (Dr.) Rajesh Kumar Sharma 1Raj Armd Sqdn. NCC Mob. 9414310889Office - 2710486

2 Lt. (Dr.) Tamegh Panwar 7 Raj (1) Coy NCC Mob. 9413845645Office - 2561527

3 C/T Dr. Harbans L al Godara 1 Raj Bn. NCC Mob. 9314032161Office -2561400

4 C/T Dr. Deep Kumar Mittal 3 Raj Naval NCC Mob. 9971654201Office - 2702421

Associate NCC Officers

University Commerce College

S.N Name and Rank NCCOfficer’s

NCC office phone No. Mobile

1 Lt. (Dr.) Poonam 7 Raj (1) Coy NCC Mob. 9602054426Office - 2561527

2 Lt. Nishant Kumar Swami 1 Raj Armd Sqdn NCC Mob. 9004099427Office - 2710486

3 C/T Dr. Shalesh Maurya 3 Raj Naval NCC Mob. 9452649474Office - 2702421

We won inin the session 2021-22 as under:-

04 Gold, 06 Silver, 11 Bronze & IVth Position Medals All IndiaInter University tournaments


University Maharani College


1 Fliing officer (Prof.) Prena Puri 1 Raj Air Sqdn. NCC Mob. 9829160482office - 2706035

2 Lt. (Dr.) Deepika 1 Raj Girls BN. NCC Mob. 8947911596office -2711563

3 C/T Sushila Choudhary(Dr.) 3 Raj Naval NCC Mob. 8947942537office - 2702421


University Maharaja College


1 Lt. (Dr.) Amit Kotia 1 Raj Armed Sqdn. NCCMob. 9414234882office - 2710486

2 Lt. (Dr.) Dev Dutt Patel 7 Raj (1) Coy NCCMob . 8005512524office 2561527

3 C/T Sh. Vijay Pal Meena 3 Raj Naval NCCMob. 9460277168office - 2702421

University of Rajasthan has a wide network of NCC unitesspread over all constituent colleges viz. University RajasthanCollege, University Commerce College, University Maharaja'sCollege and UniversityMaharani'sCollege, Jaipur.

There are more than 1000 senior division cadets. TheUniversity has altogether 8 Associate NCC Officer (ANOS)and 5 Care Takers. They supervise NCC Admission, trainingadventure and all NCC activities in their respective units.NCC conduct various activities viz. Drill training, WeaponTraining, Firing, Gliding, Microlite Flying, Para Sailing, Aero

National Cadet Corps

Officer Incharge NCC

Capt. (Dr.) Rajesh Kumar Sharma

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Silver Medals-Handball (Men)

University of Rajasthan won Silver Medals in the West Zone Inter-Universityournament held at Pacific University, Udaipur from 20 to 23 March, 2022t

Silver Medals-Handball (Women)

University of Rajasthan won Silver Medals in the West Zone Inter-Universityournament held at I.I.S. University, Jaipur from 08 to 12 march, 2022t U

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Vidyapith, Varanasi from 23 to 27 Jan. 2020.7. : University of Rajasthan won got 04 Gold,

09 Silver & 04 Bronze Medal in the Khelo IndiaUniversity Games held at KIIT University, Bhubaneswar(Odisha) from 21 Feb. 2020 to 02 March 2020. OurUniversity got 19th Rank in 172 Universities in all overIndia & 1st Position in Rajasthan States Universities.

Khelo India5. -University of Rajasthan won got

4th position in the West Zone Inter-UniversityVolleyball (Women) tournament held at GovindGuru Tribel Univ. Banswara from 20 to 23 Oct.2019

6. -University of Rajasthan won got4th position in the West Zone Inter-UniversityHandball (Men) tournament held at MG Kashi

Fourth Place

Fourth Place

Ø Tournaments could not be held in the session 2021-22 due to Covid-19 Pandemic.

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LIAISON OFFICE [SC/ST/PwD & OBC]

Liaison Officer

Associate Liaison Officer

Gahlot, Anju

Singh, Vishal Vikram

Giri, Jagadeesh

Kumar, Sanjay

Mohil, Praveen

Gothwal, Manish

Bairwa, Mukesh Kumar

Gehlot, Dinesh Chandra

Induration

Function

The Liasion office came into existines in 2019 afterbeing passed by the university syndicate Resolution No.2-4.10, Dated 8 /10 August, 2019. The Liasion office istasked to ensure the right of SC/ST/PwD and OBC to theconstitution bodies.

This office/beares1. To ensure the proper implementation of reservation

rules (benefits) in merits of concerned subject/Degree/ College/ Department/ Centre of university inadmission in UG/ PG/ M.Phil/ Ph.D/ Diploma/Certificate course.

2. For the purpose of recruitment, participation ofreserved category must be insured for Teaching/ NonTeaching/ Technical/ Others.

3. Uniform policy of participation of above category inUniversity/ regulatory bodies/ committees.

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