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É©z¥g¥gotK« jftnyL«APPLICATION FORM CUM PROSPECTUS

(Fee Remittance Challan Enclosed)Non-Semester with CreditsAcademic Year 2015 - 2016

and Calendar Year 2016

UNDERGRADUATE COURSES

UNIVERSITY OF MADRAS

INSTITUTE OF DISTANCE EDUCATION

CHEPAUK, CHENNAI - 600 005. TAMILNADU, INDIA

‘University with Potential for Excellence’by University Grants Commission, New Delhi.

Accredited with “A” Gradeby National Assessment and Accreditation Council

COST OF APPLICATION FORM & PROSPECTUS In Person : Rs.100/- by cash at the Institute / Study Centres / Spot Admission Centres /

Participatory Institutions / Twinning Programme CentresBy Post : Rs.150/- by Demand Draft drawn in favour of The Director, IDE.,

University of Madras , payable at Chennai.Through Website : www.unom.ac.in www.ideunom.ac.in

The cost of application form of Rs.100/- should be paid along with

Registration Fee of Rs. 100/-, if downloaded through website.

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UNIVERSITY OF MADRAS(Established under the Act of Incorporation XXVII of 1857 -

Madras University Act 1923)(State University)

INSTITUTE OF DISTANCE EDUCATION

(Established in 1981)

Dr. P. DAVID JAWAHAR

Registrar

Dr. M. RAVICHANDRAN

Director in-Charge

Dr. S. THIRUMAGAN

Controller of Examinations

Dr. R. THANDAVAN

Vice-Chancellor


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Professor R. Thandavan Vice-Chancellor

28 th May,

Dear Students,

Greetings.

It is my proud privilege to welcome you to one of the India’s

renowned universities. This 158 years old University has always strivento maintain its heritage and embrace new developments in terms of

teaching and research. Welcome to the portals of this great University which can boast of having more than 1,50,000 students already on roll.

The Institute of Distance Education (IDE) of the University of Madras was started in1981 with a vision to impart education to the students who, due to various circumstances,cannot undergo face to face education. Over the years, the IDE has remained a heavenfor students who cannot afford to join colleges or who are employed or who are seekingan additional qualification.

The IDE’s mission is to maintain the quality benchmarks in the education it offers.There is a vast array of courses that are offered in the IDE at different levels such asUndergraduate, Postgraduate, Professional Courses, Diploma and Certificate. Forfacilitating independent study, all the learning resources of the IDE are prepared in Self Learning Format. The Personal Contact Programmes are handled by experienced facultydrawn from the university departments and affiliated colleges. It is a source of satisfactionfor us to watch our students have their understanding, introspection, knowledge andcritical thinking skills during their course of study. We are confident that the degree youreceive from the IDE, University of Madras will prepare you for facing the tough competitionin the job market and for further study at higher education institutions.

Through its increasing enrolment, the IDE takes education to the doorsteps of people thus increasing the number of students in the Higher Education sector. Thisenhances the Human Resource Development of our State and our Country. It is ourshared duty to join hands to achieve the dream of education.

My best wishes for your great success.

R. THANDAVAN

UNIVERSITY OF MADRAS(Established under the Act of Incorporation XXVII of 1857 - Madras University Act 1923)

(State University) Accredited at the “A Grade Level” by NAAC

Conferred with the “University with Potential for Excellence” Status by UGC

CHEPAUK, CHENNAI - 600 005.

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UNIVERSITY OF MADRASThe University of Madras was formally established on September 5, 1857 and undertook as its

motto ‘Doctrina Vim Promovet Insitam’ (Learning promotes [one’s] innate talent). Robert Chisholmwas commissioned in 1861 to build the University’s first building, now a magnificent renovated heritagemonument.

The first Vice-Chancellor of the University was Sir Christopher Rawlinson, also the Chief Justiceof Madras. This practice of part time Vice-Chancellors (majority from the High Court bench) was tocontinue until 1923. The University at its inception comprised of four faculties – Arts, Law, Medicineand Engineering, and examined candidates for degrees in all these disciplines. However, consequentamendments to the Madras University Act, the Law, Medical and Engineering faculties earlier affiliatedto this University have been since shifted to the newly created Dr. Ambedkar Law University,Dr. MGR Medical University and the Anna University respectively.

The University of Madras was the first to introduce autonomous colleges within the Universitysystem in 1978-79. Since then, 27 out of the 159 affiliated institutions have become autonomous.

The opening of the golden page in the history of the University of Madras with the NationalAssessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC ) accrediting it at the ‘Five Star ’ level took place in 2000.The University Grants Commission (UGC ) has conferred the special status of ‘University with Potentialfor Excellence ’ in the same year . Presently NAAC has reaccredited the University of Madras with ‘A’Grade.

The innovations introduced in the last decade have been many. At present there are 70 teachingand research departments in the University, grouped under 17 Schools. Within the Chennai Metropolitanarea the University is now spread over six campuses such as (1) The Chepauk Main Campus,(2) The Guindy Campus, (3) The Marina Campus, (4) The Taramani Campus, (5) The Chetpet Campus

(The Madras University Union), (6) The Maduravoyal Campus (Field Laboratory). The Universityoffers several Masters and Research Programmes.

INSTITUTE OF DISTANCE EDUCATIONThe Institute of Correspondence Education (ICE), as in Madras University Act 1923 Vol I

(2001 Edition) Chapter VIII, Statue 2. III, now called the Institute of Distance Education (IDE) wasestablished in 1981.

Having completed 33 years, the Institute of Distance Education today is a mega Institute with astudent enrolment of more than 1.5 lakhs. The objective of the Institute of Distance Education (IDE) is

to enable learners to achieve educational, career and personal goals.The Institute of Distance Education at present offers 97 Degree Programmes :

Undergraduate 27, Postgraduate 21, Professional 18, Diploma 21, and Certificate 10. Professional and job oriented programs are now offered in collaboration with the industry.

Admissions are made throughout the year in the Academic Year Stream (June to May) as well asCalendar Year Stream (January to December).

In order to meet this growing demand the number of Spot Admission Centres in Tamil Nadu,Union Territories and Study Centres in India and Abroad have been considerably increased.

Efforts are taken to promote borderless education at the global level.


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UNDERGRADUATE DEGREE COURSESCONTENTS

Sl. No. Particulars Page No.

1. Contact Details and Important Telephone Numbers 2

2. Courses Offered 5

3. Eligibility Conditions 6

4. General Information 8

5. Admission Centres 19

6. Lateral Admission 23

7. Undergraduate Degree Courses

7.1 Structure of Courses 247.2 Scheme of Examinations (Theory) 25

7.3 Scheme of Examinations (Practical) 43

7.4 Classification of Successful Candidates 47

7.5 Credits to be earned for the Final Award 51

8. FEE DETAILS

A) Break-up of Fee 52

B) Total Fees - Course-wise 54

C) Fee Details - Overseas Students 56

9. Personal Contact Program - PCP 57

10. List of Spot Admission Centres, Study Centres, Participatory Institutionsand Twinning Programme Centres 61

11. Grievance Form and Students Feedback Form 67

12. Simultaneous Admission to Certificate & Diploma Courses 69

13. Instructions Regarding Examinations and Fees for Issuance of Various Certificates 71

14. Eligibility Conditions in Tamil 75

15. General Information in Tamil 77

16. Instruction for filling the Computer Coding Sheet 109

17. Admission Application form, Coding Sheet and Address Slip


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Telephone No. : 044-25613716Fax : +91-44-25360865E-mail : [email protected],

[email protected] : www.unom.ac.in

www.ideunom.ac.in

The Director Institute of Distance EducationUniversity of Madras

IDE Buildings, ChepaukChennai - 600 005.

1. CONTACT DETAILS AND IMPORTANT TELEPHONE NUMBERS

COURSES / ADMISSIONS

Telephone No. : 044-25368496Fax : +91-44-25366368E-mail : [email protected]

Telephone No. : 044-25392231 / 25613704Fax : +91-44-25393595

EXAMINATIONS / CERTIFICATESThe Controller of ExaminationsUniversity of MadrasUniversity Centenary BuildingChepauk, Chennai - 600 005.

The Additional Controller of ExaminationsInstitute of Distance EducationUniversity of MadrasIDE BuildingsChepauk, Chennai - 600 005.

ENQUIRY & GRIEVANCE REDRESS: 044 - 25613727 / 044 - 25613728

Contact Numbers : 044 - 25613729 / 044 - 25613730

: 044 - 25613731

FACULTY MEMBERS

TAMIL

1. Dr. O. Mathivanan, Associate Professor 25613813

2. Dr. (Mrs.) M. Sargunavathi, Associate Professor 25613823

ENGLISH

1. Dr. (Mrs.) P. Aruna Devi, Associate Professor 25613810

POLITICAL SCIENCE / PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

1. Dr. R. Srinivasan, Associate Professor 25613801

2. Dr. R. Mathaiyan, Associate Professor 25613800

COMMERCE

1. Dr. M. Ravichandran, Professor 256138022. Dr. R. Panchalan, Professor 25613803MANAGEMENT STUDIES

1. Dr. B. Devamaindan, Assistant Professor 25613805PSYCHOLOGY

1. Dr. S. Thenmozhi, Assistant Professor 25613809COMPUTER SCIENCE

1. Dr. S. Sasikala, Assistant Professor 25613804MASS COMMUNICATION

1. Dr. T.R. Gopalakrishnan, Assistant Professor 25613804

PhoneNumbers

PhoneNumbers

CALL CENTREContact Numbers : 044 - 25393453 / 044 - 25393454


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IMPORTANT TELEPHONE NUMBERS

(A) OFFICERS

01 DIRECTOR 25363715 25613701 91-44-25360865

02 CONTROLLER OF EXAMINATIONS 25368496 25399405 91-44-25366368

03 ADDL. CONTROLLER OF EXAMINATIONS [IDE] /DEPUTY REGISTRAR 25392231 25613704 91-44-25393595

04 DEPUTY REGISTRAR 25384746 25613702[FINANCE & ADMINISTRATION] 25393368

05 DEPUTY REGISTRAR [ADMISSIONS] 25382572 25613703

06 ACCOUNTS OFFICER

07 NODAL OFFICER / DEPUTY REGISTRAR [SC/ST CELL] 25393457

08 PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER 25385539 25613713 91–44-25385539

09 ASST. REGISTRAR [GENERAL] 25613705

10 ASST. REGISTRAR [FINANCE] 25613706

11 ASST. REGISTRAR [UG. ADMISSIONS] 25613707

12 ASST. REGISTRAR [PG. ADMISSIONS] 25613708

13 ASST. REGISTRAR [LESSONS] 25613709

14 ASST. REGISTRAR [SC/ST CELL] 25613793

15 ASST. REGISTRAR [IDE. UG. EXAMINATIONS - I] 25613737

16 ASST. REGISTRAR [IDE. UG. EXAMINATIONS - II] 25613736

17 ASST. REGISTRAR [IDE. PG./PROF. EXAMINATIONS] 25613714

18 ASST. REGISTRAR [IDE. CERTIFICATE] 25613778

19 ASST. PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER [IDE] 25613718

Sl. Phone Sl. Phone No. Numbers No. Numbers

01 P.A. to DIRECTOR 25613715/73

02 AUDIT SECTION 25613765

03 CALL CENTRE 25613795/9604 CASH COUNTER 25613743

05 COMPUTER CENTRE OFFICE 25613819

06 COMPUTER CENTRE DATA ROOM 25613820

07 DESPATCH SECTION 25613721

08 ELIGIBILITY SECTION 25613768

09 ENQUIRY 25613727 to 31

10 FINANCE [CHARGES-A] SECTION 25613745

11 FINANCE [CHARGES-B] SECTION 25613782

12 FINANCE [ESTT. ] SECTION 25613746

13 FINANCE [RECEIPT-I] SECTION 25613741

14 FINANCE [RECEIPT-II] SECTION 25613742

15 FINANCE RECONCILATION 25613740

16 GENERAL SECTION 2561373317 GRIEVANCE CELL 25613725

18 LESSON STORAGE-I SECTION 25613738

19 LESSON STORAGE-II SECTION 25613777

20 LESSON WRITING SECTION 25613732

21 LIBRARY 25613775

22 MAIL SECTION 25613720

23 P.C.P. SECTION 25613760

24 SC/ST CELL 25613791

25 SERGEANT 25613744

26 TELEPHONE EXCHANGE 25613766

(B) ADMINISTRATION SECTIONS

NAME OF THE SECTIONS NAME OF THE SECTIONS

PhoneNumbers

FaxNumbersOfficers’ Designation

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01 UG. ADMISSION - IB.A. Tamil, Historical Studies, Vaishnavism.B.Sc. Mathematics, Geography, Psychology,

Medical Sociology, Visual Communication

Hotel & Catering Management.B.Music Music

02 UG. ADMISSION - IIB.A. English, Urdu, Economics,

Public Administration,Christian Studies, Criminologyand Police Administration.

B.Lit. Tamil LiteratureB.Nat. Naturopathy and Yogic Sciences

03 UG. ADMISSION - IIIB.Com. CommerceB.Com. Co-operationB.Com. Corporate Secretaryship

04 UG. ADMISSION - IVB.B.A. Business AdministrationB.Com. Bank Management

05 UG. ADMISSION - VB.Com. Computer ApplicationsB.C.A. Computer ApplicationsB.Sc. Apparel & Fashion DesignBMM Bachelor of Multimedia-Animation

06 OUS SECTION

(Candidates admitted upto 2006-2007 for the coursesoffered under Open University System)

(B.A., B.Lit., B.Sc., B.Music, B.B.A.andB.Com.)

07 SPOT ADMISSION CENTRES SECTIONUndergraduate CoursesPostgraduate CoursesProfessional CoursesCertificate and Diploma Courses

U.G. - ADMISSION SECTIONS PhoneNumbers

25613752

Sl.No.

(C) ADMISSION SECTIONS

01 PG. ADMISSION - I

M.A. Tamil, Hindi, Modern Arabic,Urdu, English, Vaishnavism.

M.Com. Commerce

02 PG. ADMISSION - II

M.A. Historical Studies, Political Science,Public Administration,Economics, Sociology,Christian Studies,Human Rights and Duties Education.

M.Music Music

03 PG. ADMISSION - IIIM.Sc. Mathematics, Geography, Psychology,

Counselling Psychology,Medical Sociology, Cyber Forensicsand Information Security.

04 PG. ADMISSION - IVM.Sc. Information Technology [I.T.],M.C.A. Computer Applications

05 PG. ADMISSION - VM.B.A. Business Administration

06 PG. ADMISSION - VI (Combined with OUS Section)B.L.I.S. Library and Information ScienceM.L.I.S. Library and Information ScienceCERTIFICATE COURSESDIPLOMA COURSESP.G. DIPLOMA COURSESM.Phil. COURSES

07 STUDY CENTRES ADMISSION SECTIONUndergraduate CoursesPostgraduate CoursesProfessional CoursesCertificate and Diploma Courses

P.G. - ADMISSION SECTIONS PhoneNumbers

Sl.No.

25613748

25613849

25613761

25613763

25613770

25613751

25613750

25613759

25613772

25613755 25613762

01 E1-A B.A. Tamil, English, Urdu, Historical Studies ,Public Administration, Economics,Christian Studies, Vaishnavism,Criminology and Police Administration.

02 E1-B B.Sc. Mathematics, Geography, Psychology,Medical Sociology.

B.Com. Co-operation, Corporate Secretaryship.B.Lit. , B.Music

03 E2 M.A. Tamil, English, Hindi, Urdu,Modern Arabic, Historical Studies,Political Science, Public Administration,Economics, Sociology, Christian Studies,Human Rights and Duties Education,Vaishnavism.

M.Sc. Mathematics , Geography, Psychology,Counselling Psychology, Medical Sociology,Cyber Forensics and Information Security

M.Com. M.Music

EXAMINATION SECTIONS EXAMINATION SECTIONSPhone

NumbersPhone

Numbers

25613723

Sl.No.

Sl.No.

(D) EXAMINATION SECTIONS

2561384125613710

25613735

25613734

25613779

25613753

2561375625613757

25613711

25613717

25613726

04 E3 M.C.A. , M.Sc. [I.T.]

05 E4-A B.Com. CommerceB.Com. Computer Applications

06 E4-B B.B.A.

07 E5 B.B.M., B.C.A.,M.Phil. COURSES

08 E6 M.B.A. , B.L.I.S. , M.L.I.S. COURSES,CERTIFICATE COURSES,DIPLOMA COURSES.PG. DIPLOMA COURSES

09 CERTIFICATE SECTION

10 DESPATCH SECTION


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2. COURSES OFFERED

Sl.No. Courses Medium of Instruction

1. B.A. - Christian Studies English & Tamil

2. B.A. - Criminology and Police Administration English & Tamil

3. B.A. - Economics English & Tamil

4. B.A. - English English

5. B.A. - Historical Studies English & Tamil

6. B.Nat. - Naturopathy and Yogic Sciences (Non Clinical)English

7. B.A. - Performing Arts (Muttamizh, Iyal, Isai, Nadagam)English & Tamil

8. B.A. - Public Administration English & Tamil

9. B.A. - Tamil Tamil

10. B.A. - Urdu Urdu

11. B.A. - Vaishnavism English & Tamil

12. B.Com. - Bank Management English & Tamil

13. B.Com. - Computer Applications English & Tamil

14. B.Com. - Corporate Secretaryship English & Tamil

15. B.Com. - General English & Tamil

16. B.Lit. - Tamil Literature Tamil

17. B.Sc. - Apparel and Fashion Design English

18. B.Sc. - Geography English & Tamil

19. B.Sc. - Hotel and Catering Management English

20. B.Sc. - Mathematics English & Tamil

21. B.Sc. - Medical Sociology English

22. B.Sc. - Psychology English & Tamil

23. B.Sc. - Visual Communication English

24. BMM - Bachelor of Multimedia - Animation English

25. B.Music - Music English & Tamil

26. B.B.A. - Business Administration English & Tamil

27. B.C.A. - Computer Applications English & Tamil


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THREE YEAR DEGREE COURSES

Admission to the First Year B.A. / B.Lit. / B.Sc. / B.Nat. / BMM. / B.Music. / B.Com. / B.B.A. / B.C.A. Degree Courses is open to candidates who have passed any one of the followingExaminations :

(1) The Pre-University Examination conducted previously by the University of Madras or anyother University accepted as equivalent thereof by the authorities, University of Madras.

(2) The Higher Secondary Examination [Academic or Vocational Stream] conducted by the

Government of Tamil Nadu [or] other States [or] Union Territories [or] an Examinationaccepted as equivalent thereof by the authorities, University of Madras.

(3) There should be a minimum gap of two clear years between the date of appearance in theexamination in which the candidate has passed the S.S.L.C. [X Standard] and HigherSecondary Examination (+2) or any other equilavent Examination as prescribed in theProspectus for joining the First Year of Degree Course.

(4) The Senior School Certificate Examination [XII Standard] conducted by the Central Board of

Secondary Education held in 1979 or thereafter provided that they have been declared tohave passed the examinations in not less then 5 subjects of which ENGLISH shall be one.

(5) The Indian School Certificate Examination [12 Years] conducted by the Council for IndianSchool Certificate Examination held in 1977 or thereafter, provided that they have beendeclared to have attained the pass standard in the examinations in not less than 5 subjects ofwhich ENGLISH shall be one.

(6) Those who have passed the Plus Two examinations of the National Open School, New Delhi.

(7) Pre-Technical Examination previously conducted after 11 years of study by the State Boardof Technical Education and Training, Chennai.

(8) Intermediate Examination [2 years] of Andhra Pradesh, Pre-Degree Examination [2 Years]of Kerala and Pre-University Examination [2 Years] of Karnataka under the 10+2 pattern.

(9) Candidates who have successfully completed 12 or 13 years of education in any State inIndia or Abroad under 11+1 or 10+2 or 11+2 pattern, subject to approval by the authorities ofthis University.

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(10) Candidates who have Passed Two Years Foundation Course Examination (as equivalent to12th Std) of Annamalai and Madurai Kamaraj Universities after passing 10 th Std and Prefoundation course examination (as equivalent to 10th Std) conducted by the Annamalai andMadurai Kamaraj Universities.

(11) Candidates who have successfully passed the Three Year Diploma Examinations conductedby the State Board of Technical Education and Training, Chennai after passing 10th StandardExamination.

(12) Candidates who have passed the G.C.E. [Advanced Level / Principal Level] with not lessthan 3 subjects in the ‘A’ Level with ENGLISH in the ‘O’ Level / SUBSIDIARY Level.

(13) Candidates holding ‘Diploma in Commercial Practice Certificate’ or Modern office practice[Three Year Course] of the Directorate of Technical Education & Training, Chennai,Government of Tamil Nadu or any other Diploma as equivalent thereto provided that they

satisfy the eligibility conditions prescribed in the regulations are eligible for lateral admissionto the Second Year B.Com. [Commerce] Degree Course of this University, provided theystudied the Language and English paper at the Diploma level; otherwise they should studya language and English paper in the Second year B.Com degree course.

(14) Candidates holding ‘Diploma in Computer Science and Engineering (or) Diploma inComputer Technology, Diploma in Information Technoloty (IT) Electrical and ElectronicsEngineering (or) Diploma in Computer Hardware Maintenance, Electronics andCommunication Engineering Certificate’ [Three Year Course] of the Directorate of TechnicalEducation and Training, Chennai, Government of Tamil Nadu or any other Diploma asequivalent thereto provided that they satisfy the eligibility conditions prescribed in the regulationsare eligible for lateral admission to the Second Year B.C.A. Degree Course of this University,provided they studied the language and English paper at the Diploma level; otherwise theyshould study a language and English paper in the Second year B.C.A. degree course.

(15) Candidates who have successfully completed 10 th Standard and Three Year Diploma Coursein Music recognised by the authorities, University of Madras are eligible for lateral admissionto the Second Year B.Music Degree Course of this University subject to the conditions thatthey should appear and pass all the papers from First Year onwards as prescribed in the

regulations to successfully qualify the B.Music Degree Course.

(16) Candidates who have already undergone their First Year and Second Year UndergraduateDegree Courses and passed or discontinued their studies through the Institute of DistanceEducation, University of Madras [or] through the Colleges affiliated to the University of Madrasincluding Autonomous Colleges under the purview of this University [or] through the Collegesaffiliated to other Universities including Autonomous Colleges under the purview of theUniversities concerned recognised by UGC/AIU are eligible for lateral admission to the SecondYear and Third Year Degree Courses respectively for the courses offered by the IDE

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4. GENERAL INFORMATION

ATTENTION

Students can seek admission only at Single Window Admission Centre / Spot Admission Centres /

Study Centres / Participatory Programme Centres / Twinning Programme Centres listed in the

prospectus / University Website. Students are advised not to have any dealing with any other

unauthorised Institutions/ Agencies pertaining to admission to any of the courses offered by this

Institute. They are also cautioned that admission secured from unauthorised centres / agencies

will not be entertained and University will not be held resonsible for the same.

1. All the courses of the Institute are offered to the residents of India as per the discretion of the authorities,

University of Madras. Admission cannot be claimed as a matter of right and the Institute reserves the

right of admission.

2. Admission across the counters will be made for those who come to the Single Window Admission

Centre at IDE Campus / Spot Admission Centres / Study Centres / Participatory Centres / Twinning

Programme Centres in person along with the required original documents / certificates, registration

fee paid challan endorsed by the Designated Banks - Indian Bank / IOB or a demand draft in favour

of “The Director, IDE, University of Madras”, payable at Chennai for Rs.100/-

3. The Applicant have to detach the following from the prospectus and fill them as per the

instructions:

(i) Application Form (ii) Computer Coding Sheet and (iii) Address Slip .

4. (i) Before filling in the application read the Prospectus carefully (ii) Preserve the Prospectus till the

completion of the course as it contains all the information relating the course including fee payment

challan.

5. The Application form must be accompanied by All the Original Certificates as mentioned in the

Prospectus and the Registration Fee of Rs. 100/-. Candidates seeking admission in the Study Centres/ Participatory Programme Centres and other Centres to provide the original certificate in the concerned

centre where they seek for admission.

6. The Applicant has to state clearly the Degree Course and Subject which he/she wants to enrol.

7. The following original Certificates/Documents with one set of photo copies attested by

competent authority should be sent along with the application form for admission to Undergraduate

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(a) Transfer Certificate from the Head of the Institution where the applicant last studied.

(b) Statement of Marks of the Qualifying examination.

Candidates who have passed the qualifying examination should enclose all the original statements

of marks right from their secondary school education along with the application form.

(c) Provisional Pass Certificate / Diploma Certificate of the Qualifying examination.

(d) If the certificates are in a language other than ENGLISH / TAMIL, an authenticated translation

in English duly attested by a Gazetted Officer should be sent along with the original certificates.

(e) Candidates who have passed their qualifying examination from abroad, such candidates should

submit an “Equivalence Certificate” issued by the Association of Indian Universities (Address :

Secretary Association of Indian Universities, 16, Kotla Marg, New Delhi - 110 002.)

(f) Candidates who have not undergone and passed the qualifying examinations under 10 + 2 or

11 + 1 or 10 + 3 pattern or who have passed under Open University system of this University /

other recognised Universities need not apply, as they are not eligible for admission.

(g) All the original certificates should be attached at the top left corner of the application form with

a tag or string to prevent them from getting lost.

(h) Candidates are advised to take sufficient number of attested copies of their originalcertificates before sending them to the Institute.

(i) Failure to submit any one or more of the above certificates / documents may entail rejection

of their applications.

(j) Photographs to be affixed :

(i) One on the Application Form

[Attested by a Gazetted Officer / Faculty / Deputy - Assistant Registrar of the University of

Madras with Seal]

(ii) One on the Address Slip.

(iii) One on the reverse side of the Coding Sheet.

8. The application form duly filled-in and signed by the candidate along with all the original certificates

mentioned above (a,b,c) for admission to Undergraduate Courses together with Registration Fee of

Rs.100/- by means of challan paid through the designated Banks or by means of Demand Draft in

favour of “The Director, IDE, University of Madras, Chennai - 600 005” be submitted to theconcerned Co-ordinators in case of Candidates seeking admission through Spot Admission Centres /


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Study Centres / Participatory Institutions / Twinning Programme Centres. Students seeking admission

through Single Window Admission centres at the Institute of Distance Education at Chepauk should

submit the Application through the Counters. The Registration Fee paid will not be refunded under

any circumstances.

9. Candidates pursuing any other course of study at this Institute are eligible for admission to one additionalcourse at the Certificate Level offered by this Institute.

10. Admission to candidates who have qualified from other Universities/Bodies will be considered only on

the condition that their previous qualifications are recognised by this University. However, action will

be taken to recognise the examination of a recognised University provided the syllabus of the qualifying

examination is produced by the candidate, subject to approval by the authorities of this University.

11. All the columns in the application form should be filled in very carefully and incomplete application

forms will summarily be rejected.

12. The Photocopy of the statement of marks of the qualifying examination accompanying the application

form must be attested by a Gazetted Officer and also by the concerned Co-ordinator of the Spot Admission

Centres / Study Centres / Participatory Institutions / Twinning Programme Centres.

13. A Course Completion Certificate in lieu of Transfer Certificate will be issued by the Institute either on

completion of the course or on discontinuance of the course. (Subject to verification of payment of

prescribed fee and other dues to the University)

14. MODE OF PAYMENT OF FEES

Students can make their payments with the banks designated by the Institute of Distance Education,

University of Madras without any additional charge. The challan has three identical parts, Viz. Bank

Copy, IDE Copy and Student Copy. The particulars required in the challan should be filled in by the

Candidates without leaving any column blank. The BANK will retain bank copy and return the IDE

copy and student copy to the student. The IDE copy of the BANK Challan should be submitted to theConcerned centres where they seek Admissions. The student copy should be preserved carefully by the

student as a proof of payment. In places where there is no facility for the payment of fees through the

designated banks , students may make the payment by means of Demand Draft obtained from any of

the Nationalized/Scheduled Bank drawn in favour of “The Director, IDE, University of Madras”

payable at Chennai.

15. Online Fee Payment System : Students can also remit their Tuition Fee through Online Payment Gateway

System provided in the Website: www.ideunom.ac.in. Students ae advised to make use of this facility.


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16. The Tuition Fee and other fees for the First Year should be paid only after receiving the intimation

letter of provisional admission mentioning the enrolment number assigned. For payment of subsequent

tuition fees and other fees for second and third year, no separate intimation will be sent to the

candidates admitted. Hence, candidates are advised to retain the Prospectus till the completion

of the course for guidance and make remittances within the specified due dates on their own. The

admission of the defaulters will automatically stands cancelled. They may, however, be readmittedto the same course on payment of Rs. 500/- subject to approval by the authorities. Candidates arenot permitted to remit the fees in instalments.

17. The students are strictly instructed to use separate BANK challans to pay the Tuition Fee and ExaminationFee and be sent to the Director, IDE, in separate envelopes. The fee paid challan may also be presentedto the Co-ordinator - Spot Admission Centres / Study Centres for onward transmission to the Director,IDE . They are requested not to pay both examination and tuition fees together. The Institute is notresponsible for any delay in sending the learning materials or statement of marks, etc., if theexamination and tuition fees are paid together. Students can use the Fee Payment challan enclosedwith this Prospectus and take photocopies for their use. No extension of time will be given, under anycircumstances, for payment of fee.

18. Students admitted through the Study Centres / Spot Admission Centres / Participatory Institutions /Twinning Programme Centres are advised to submit the payment challan endorsed by the designatedBanks for onward transmission to the Director and required to collect the learning materials from theconcerned Study Centres / Spot Admission Centres. Fees once remitted will not be refunded or adjustedin any manner under any circumstances.

19. Prescribed text books for reference will not be supplied to the candidates by the Institute of Distance Education.Hence they are advised to get them from the book-sellers. However, the syllabi and the self learning materialswill be sent to the candidates. Learning materials will be supplied at the Single window admission centre at IDE/ Study Centres / Spot Admission Centres / Participatory Institutions / Twinning Programme Centres.Those who are not able to receive at the centres may approach the Director for the same.

YEAR LAST DATE

SECOND YEAR JULY 27, 2016 FEBRUARY 16, 2017

(For Academic Year Admissions) (For Calendar Year Admissions)

THIRD YEAR JULY 25, 2017 FEBRUARY 27, 2018(For Academic Year Admissions) (For Calendar Year Admissions)

THE LAST DATES FOR THE RECEIPT OF THE TUITION FEE FOR SUBSEQUENT YEAR IS GIVEN BELOW.

LAST DATE FOR RECEIPT OF FILLED-IN APPLICATION FORM

FOR THE ACADEMIC YEAR 2015-2016

31.10.2015

LAST DATE FOR RECEIPT OF FILLED-IN APPLICATION FORM

FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR 2016

31.03.2016


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20. EXEMPTION AND CONTINUATION OF STUDY

(1) Candidates who have already passed Foundation Courses of Part I/II subjects as a whole in the

B.A./B.Sc. Degree Examinations under 10 +2 +3 pattern of the University of Madras and the

Universities approved by the University Grants Commission [UGC] and Association of Indian

Universities [AIU] will be exempted from appearing for the Foundation Course (Paper I or II) as

the case may be subject to the approval by the University. Students who seek such exemption

should submit their requisition together with the following documents and fees :

(i) Original statement of marks in respect of the Foundation Courses of Part I or Parts II

already passed by them as a whole, along with authenticated syllabus prescribed by the

Autonomous Colleges / other Universities for scrutiny and to consider for exemption of

papers by the authority of this University.

(ii) The candidates should apply such kind of foundation course exemption within one month

from the date of Admission.

(iii) Candidates who have passed the U.G. Degree Course under Open University System under

non formal education are not eligible for exemption of language paper.

(iv) Two attested xerox copies of the above statement of marks.

(v) Payment challan endorsed by the designated Banks for Rs.100/- towards exemption fee.

(2) Students who have completed successfully the First / Second Year of studies in B.A. / B.Lit. /

B.Sc. / B.Music / B.Com. (General Commerce) / B.Com. (Bank Management) / B.Com.

(Corporate Secretaryship) / B.Com. (Computer Applications) / B.B.A. / B.C.A., in the Colleges

affiliated to the University of Madras under the regulations in force from 1983-84, and the Colleges

affiliated to other Universities approved by the University Grants Commission [UGC] and

Association of Indian Universities [AIU] are considered for admission to the Second / Third

Year of the Undergraduate Courses, in the same faculty, in this Institute, subject to approval by

the University authorities . They will not be eligible for classification. These candidates shouldsend along with their application, First / Second Year statement of marks in original, and

authenticated syllabus prescribed by the Institution / University concerned.

(3) Candidates who have discontinued B.A. / B.Lit. / B.Sc. / B. Music / B.Com.(General Commerce)/

B.Com. (Bank Management) / B.Com. (Corporate Secretaryship) / B.Com. (Computer Applications)

B.B.A. / B.C.A. Degree Courses, after passing the papers prescribed for the First/Second Year Courses,

either under the old Non-Semester Pattern or under the Semester Pattern, in the Colleges affiliated to

the University of Madras and the Colleges affiliated to other Universities approved by the University


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Grants Commission [UGC] and Association of Indian Universities [AIU] are considered for

admission to the Second/Third Year of the Undergraduate Courses in the same faculty concerned,

under the current regulations, in this Institute, subject to approval by the University authorities .

They will not be eligible for classification. These candidates also should send the required

original documents mentioned above.

(4) Deaf & Dumb and mentally challenged candidates admitted to the three year Undergraduate Degree

Courses of this University shall be exempted from the study and examinations of the Language [i.e.]

either Tamil or any other Language or English under the Foundation Courses and shall be declared

qualified for the degree, if they pass the other examinations prescribed for the degree.

(5) Dyslexia students admitted to the three year Undergraduate Degree courses of this University shall be

exempted from the study and examinations of the Language (i.e.) (a) either Tamil or any other language

under the Foundation courses and shall be declared qualified for the degree if they pass the other

examinations prescribed for the degree; (b) they shall be allowed extra one hour time in the examinations;

(c) Leniency in overlooking spelling mistakes; (d) Amanuensis for all UG degree courses provided the

request shall be duly certified by the Medical Board of the Government Hospital / General Hospital /

District - quarters Hospitals and they shall be declared qualified for the Degree if they pass the other examinations prescribed for the Degree.

(6) Candidates who have passed the Diploma in Commercial Practice or Modern office Examination

conducted by the State Board of Technical Education and Training, Government of Tamil Nadu or any

other Diploma as equivalent thereon after passing the 10 th Std / 12 th Std are eligible for admission to

the Second Year of any B.Com. Degree course at this Institute provided they studied the language and

English paper at the Diploma level; otherwise they should study a language Paper and English Paper in

the Second year B.com degree course with effect from the academic year 2005-06 and thereafter.

(7) Candidates holding ‘Diploma in Computer Science and Engineering [or] Electrical and Electronics

Engineering [or] Electronics and Communication Engineering Certificate’ [Three Year Course] of the

Directorate of Technical Education and Training, Chennai, Government of Tamil Nadu or any other

Diploma as equivalent thereto, after passing the 10 th, 12th Std provided that they satisfy the eligibility

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Course at this University provided they studied the language and English paper at the Diploma level,

otherwise they should study a language and English paper in the Second year B.C.A. degree course with

effect from the academic year 2005-06 and thereafter.

(8) Candidates who have successfully completed 10th

Standard and Three Year Diploma Course inMusic recognised by the University of Madras are eligible for admission to Second Year B.Music

Degree Course of this University subject to the condition that they should appear and pass all the

papers from First Year onwards as prescribed in the regulations to successfully qualify for the

B.Music Degree Course.

21. CONDONATION OF BREAK IN STUDIES

Candidates who have discontinued courses from Colleges or from this Institute and who seek admission

in this Institute in the Second Year of the course should pay a sum of Rs. 500/- or such fee as may be

in force from time to time towards condoning the break in study and for permission to rejoin the course.

Candidates from other Universities should pay Rs.750/- towards transfer fee in addition to condonation

fee, if he/she wants to join in the second year course.

22. IN CASE OF DISCONTINUANCE OF STUDY

Students who want to discontinue their courses after the completion of first year should inform the

Director, IDE., before 31 st May of every year . Otherwise, full fees will be collected for the subsequent

years. Only after receiving the entire fees, his/her Course Completion Certificate will be issued. Legal

dispute, if any, relating to Admission / Examinations of IDE. will be subject to Chennai Jurisdiction

only. Visually and other physically challenged applicants are advised not to apply for the Practical

oriented M.Sc. Degree Courses.

23. CHANGE OF COURSE OR MEDIUM

Candidates are advised to make a firm choice of the course of study they wish to pursue and the

medium of instruction before sending the application for admission. Normally, change of subject or

medium of instruction will not be allowed, but in special cases change may be permitted within one

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24. METHOD OF INSTRUCTION

(1) The method of instruction is (a) mailing or distributing learning materials periodically to the

students enrolled and (b) personal contact programme. For each paper of study, a set of learning

materials will be sent to the students periodically. The learning materials can be collected by the

students or his/her representative personally from the Institute / Study Centres / Spot Admission

Centres on production of the student’s copy of the payment challan. These learning materials

will guide the students for effective learning.

(2) For the students of B.Music, B.Sc. Visual Communication, B.Sc. Hotel and Catering Management,

B.Sc. Apparel and Fashion Design, BMM Bachelor of Multimedia - Animination practical classes

will be conducted in the Institute at Chennai. For B.C.A., B.Com. Computer Applications and

B.Sc. Maths III year students, practical classes will be conducted at Ambur, Chennai,

Kumbakonam, Puducherry, Thiruvannamalai, Vellore and at all the Study Centres. Attendance

for B.C.A.,* B.Com. Computer Applications@ and B.Sc. Maths III Year. theory and other

practical classes is compulsory . B.Sc. Geography / Psychology students who do not secure

attendance at the compulsory practical classes will not be permitted that year for the practical

examination. However, such candidates can appear for the practicals in the subsequent years

after fulfilling the attendance requirements. They will be charged a re-do fee for their appearance

and the details will be sent to the students on request. The Table gives the list of courses for which

contact classes are conducted. It also gives the duration, the nature (whether optional or compulsory)

and details of centres. In courses where attendance is made compulsory, if a student does not attend

the compulsory contact programme, he/she is not eligible for appearing for the University

Examinations (Theory and Practical). If candidates appear for the University Examinations (Theory

and Practical) without adequate attendance in the compulsory personal contact programme, they

do it at their own risk and it leads to cancellation of their appearance in the Examinations.

(3) The Personal Contact Programme classes will be arranged for the benefit of the students in

Tamil Nadu and Puducherry and by the Study Centres in India themselves. This programme is

meant for classroom lectures on important topics and clearing the doubts of the students. Students

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(4) The venue and dates of PCP Classes will not be intimated separately. However, the information

in this regard is also available on website which can be viewed online.

25. ADDRESS SLIP

The applicants for admission are required to furnish their address in each of the six slots provided for

the purpose on a separate sheet attached to the application form. The admission intimation, original

certificates and learning materials will be sent to the address furnished in the Address Slip only. Write

the address in capital letters and use ball pen only .

26. CHANGE OF ADDRESS

All communications and learning materials in the case of those who opt to receive by post, will be sent

to the candidates to the address given in the application form. Any change in the address should be

intimated to the Institute, Spot Admission Centres / Study Centres / Participatory Institutions / Twinning

Programme Centres immediately with the enrolment number. Candidates are advised to make necessary

arrangements in the post office for their mail to be redirected to their new address in the event of a

despatch being sent before the change is effected.

27. IDENTITY CARD

Identity Card will be issued after the receipt of First Year tuition fee. The Identity Card will be valid till

the completion of the course. In the event of a student discontinuing a course, the card shall become

invalid for the year / years yet to be completed. Candidates are instructed to preserve their identity

cards. If the original card is lost, a duplicate card will be issued on payment of Rs. 100/- through the

designated Bank Challan and the payment endorsed Bank Challan is to be sent for this purpose together

with a passport size photograph.

28. ENROLMENT NUMBER

Enrolment Numbers will be assigned to candidates on admission. The enrolment number will hold

good for the entire duration of the course of study. In communications addressed to the Institute, this

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The Enrolment Number is a twelve digit unique code (alpha-numeric). The first two digits indicate the

year of admission. The third, fourth and the fifth the centre, the sixth, seventh and the eighth the subject

and last four the actual enrolment number.

29. SCHOLARSHIP

i) Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe candidates who pursue their studies through this Institute

are eligible for reimbursement of the fees. They are also eligible for an annual allowance of

Rs.500/- towards purchase of essential/prescribed books. The details in this connection can be

obtained from the Director / SC / ST Special Cell, Institute of Distance Education, University of

Madras, Chepauk, Chennai - 600 005.

ii) The eligible SC/ST students are directed to submit the SC/ST scholarship form during their

study at IDE only and it will be accepted after the period of study at IDE on any circumstances.

iii) “SC/ST candidates are directed to submit the Photostat copy of the first page of his / her pass

book and details of Name, Account No, IFSC Code No, MICR Code No, Name of the Bank,

Branch Name, Branch Code No. should be furnished with application form for ECS purposes”.

iv) Visually impaired or otherwise physically challenged candidates, can avail themselves of the

State Government Scholarship for the Disabled. The prescribed form may be obtained from the

District Rehabilitation Officer in the districts concerned for reimbursement of non-refundable

fees.

30. FEE CONCESSION

The Institute of Distance Education, University of Madras offers the following fee concessions:

Fee concessions to differently-abled candidates / Prisoners

(i) Differently-abled candidates with atleast 40% physical disability and who are in possession of

national identity card for disability issued by the competent authorities can pursue distance education

programmes offered by the University of Madras with full exemption of tuition fees and special

fees.

(ii) Prisoners of Tamil Nadu will be considered for exemption of tuition fees provided they submittheir application for admission with a ‘No Objection Certificate’ issued by the competent authority.


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31. CANDIDATES WITH ARREARS

Students with arrears, after the completion of the duration of the course of study, have to seek and obtain

on their own initiative, with a requisition letter and with self-addressed envelope, the particulars of change of syllabus, provision for completion of course, practical classes, practical examinations, from

the Director, IDE, University of Madras. The Co-ordinators of PCP / Spot Admission / Study Centres /Participatory Institutions / Twinning Programme Centre may also provide the above particulars. In allthe communications to the Institute, these candidates should quote the Enrolment Number and address.

32. PROVISIONAL DEGREE CERTIFICATE

Provisional Certificate will be issued to those who have qualified for the degree after the publication

of results. For obtaining Provisional Certificate and Degree/Diploma, a Fee of Rs.300/- or suchfees as may be in force from time to time, should be paid along with the Final Year Examination

Fee.

Prescribed forms for obtaining Provisional Certificate and Degree/Diploma are also available with theInstitute, and at the PCP Centres/Spot Admission Centres/Study Centres and can also be downloaded

from the Website ( www.ideunom.ac.in ).

33. The University has the right to cancel / suspend any course/s mentioned in the Prospectus for

various administrative reasons.

34. Please visit our website periodically for any updates given in the prospectus. It is the responsibility of the Student to visit the Website on Regular Basis.

35. No conduct certificate will be issued to any student of this Institute.

36. Students are requested to furnish their Mobile Number in the Admission Application Form / OnlineRegistration, Examination Application Form, for any further queries / clarification. The furnishednumber will be treated as REGISTERED MOBILE NUMBER (RMN) and this is a value added /

optional service offered to the Students of IDE.

ATTENTION

IMPORTANT INFORMATION TO THE STUDENTS

The IDE has introduced online registration of application to register for Examinations by thecandidates from December 2014 onwards. The online registration for UG degree course(May / June session) will commence during the month of February and for (December /January session) during the month of October respectively. Similarly, for PG / ProfessionalCertificate and Diploma Courses, the online registration will commence during the month of March for May / June session and for December / January session during the month of October respectively. Candidates are also advised to download the Centre Notification andHall Tickets from the Website : www.ideunom.ac.in. They will not be sent to the candidates

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5. ADMISSION CENTRES

(i) ADMISSION THROUGH SINGLE WINDOW ADMISSION CENTRE

(AT THE INSTITUTE OF DISTANCE EDUCATION CAMPUS, Chennai)

With a view to simplify the admission procedure, for the distance education students, University of

Madras has opened a Single Window Admission Centre located at the IDE building at Chepauk Campus,Chennai. Located in a spacious hall, the Single Window Admission Centre ensures admission across the

counters. Students seeking admission at IDE Campus of the University at Chennai can make use of this

Centre. Students using the Single Window Admission Centre should go through the following instructions:

1. Collect the Application-cum-Prospectus from the Prospectus Sales Counter on payment in cash.

2. Pay the registration fee at the “Registration Fee Payment Counter” available at one of the counters..

3. Submit the filled-in application form to admission front desk and collect the token and wait for your

turn.

4. Candidates seeking admission to Under-Graduate degree courses should submit the Higher Secondary

Certificate or Diploma Certificate of the qualifying Diploma and also the Transfer Certificate from the

Institution last studied, along with 10 th standard Certificate in original.

5. The application form and other certificates should be arranged in the following order:

(i) Registration fee payment receipt

(ii) Filled-in application form + Filled-in address slip

(iii) Photo Copies of the Certificates

(iv) Filled-in Computer Coding Sheet

(v) If the certificates are in a language other than English / Tamil an authenticated translation in

English duly attested by a Gazette Officer.

6. The photo copies of the Certificates will be verified with the originals and the original certificates will

be returned along with the provisional admission intimation letter.

7. After obtaining the provisional admission letter, the students can remit the specified fees at any Bank

Counters. Indian Overseas Bank or Indian Bank of any branch. After remitting the fees, the students

can collect the study materials and ID cards from the respective counters of Single Window Admission

Centre.

8. Working Hours: The Single Window Admission Centre functions on all days including Saturdays

and Sundays except holidays declared by the Government of Tamil Nadu. The Centre is open from

10.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m. on week days and between 10.00 a.m. and 4.00 p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays.

9. The PCP classes both theory and practical for the students admitted under academic year stream through

IDE Single Window Admission at Chennai & Spot Admission centres within Tamil Nadu will be

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10. The PCP Theory & Practical classes and examinations for the Students those admitted under Calendar

year stream through Single Window admission at Chennai & Spot Admission Centres within Tamilnadu

will be conducted only in Chennai.

(ii) ADMISSION THROUGH ONLINE

(AROUND THE WORLD)

1. To facilitate admission of students into various courses from all over the World, The Institute of Distance

Education, University of Madras has launched online admission.

2. Students can download the prospectus cum Application form from the website : www.ideunom.ac.in

3. The application can be submitted online by follwing the instructions carefully and by paying theregistration fees online. After confirmation by the office, the requisite tuition fees can be paid online

using several payment options. The ID card and Study material will be sent by post to the addressgiven by the student.

4. The PCP Classes both theory and practical for the students under academic year stream through onlineadmission will be conducted by the university in various PCP Centres.

5. The PCP Theory and Practical Classes and examinations for the students those admitted under Calandar

Year stream through online admission will be conducted only at Chennai .

(iii) ADMISSION THROUGH SPOT ADMISSION CENTRES(WITHIN TAMIL NADU)

1. To facilitate the admission of students in various areas all over Tamil Nadu, the Institute of DistanceEducation, University of Madras has established Spot Admission Centres all over Tamil Nadu. (For

list of Spot Admission Centres refer page No. 61 & 62)

2. Students can collect the Prospectus cum Application forms by payment of cash from the Co-ordinator of any of the approved Spot Admission Centres.

3. Students can submit the filled-in application along with Registration fee and required documents /certificates as per eligibility criteria for seeking admission. (For eligibility Criteria refer Page No. 6 & 7

and for documents / certificates to be submitted refer Page. No. 8 & 9)

4. Eligible students will be given admission and enrolment number will be assigned to them immediately by the Spot Admission Centres.

5. On receipt of enrolment number the students can pay the requisite fees and collect the study materials.

(Please refer page Nos. 52 - 55 Fee Particulars - Course-wise.)

6. The Identity card will be sent directly to the students from the Institute of Distance Education, University

of Madras after confirming the eligibility criteria.

7. The Second and Third Year learning materials can be collected by the students at the Spot AdmissionCentres on production of the student copy of payment challan endorsed by the designated Bank.

8. The PCP classes both theory and practical for the students admitted under academic year stream through

IDE Single Window Admission at Chennai & Spot Admission centres within Tamil Nadu will beconducted by the University in various PCP centres. (Ref. Pg. No. 57 - 60)


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9. The PCP Theory & Practical classes and examinations for the Students those admitted under Calendar

year stream through Single Window admission at Chennai & Spot Admission Centres within Tamilnadu

will be conducted only in Chennai.

(iv) ADMISSION THROUGH STUDY CENTRES

(WITHIN AND OUTSIDE TAMIL NADU INCLUDING CENTRES AT ABROAD)

1. To facilitate the admission of students in various areas all over Tamil Nadu as well as other states, theInstitute of Distance Education, University of Madras has established Study Centres for admission allover Tamil Nadu including centres in abroad. (For list of Study Admission Centre refer page No. 63 -66)

2. Students can collect the Prospectus cum Application form by payment of cash from the Co-ordinator of any of the approved Study Centres.

3. Students can submit the filled-in application along with Registration fee and required documents /certificates as per eligibility criteria for seeking admission. (For eligibility Criteria refer Page No. 6 &7 and for documents / certificates to be submitted refer Page. No. 8 & 9)

4. The filled-in application forms along with the Registration fees will be forwarded by the Study Centreto the Institute of Distance Education, University of Madras for verification of eligibility criteria andfor further processing of admission.

5. Eligible students will be given admission in the Institute of Distance Education, University of Madrasand Provisional Admission Intimation with Enrolment Number will be assigned by the Universityonly and will be sent to the concerned study centres

6. (i) On receipt of the Provisional Admission Intimation along with enrolment number through theStudy centres, WITHIN INDIA the students can pay the requisite fees in a Single DemandDraft drawn in favour of “The Director, Institute of Distance Education, University of Madras

payable at Chennai or through triplicate challan of designated banks only and forwarded throughthe study centres. (Please refer to page Nos. 52 - 55 Fee particulars - Course-wise.). The Universitywill not be responsible for any other payment.

(ii) On receipt of the Provisional Admission Intimation along with enrolment number through theStudy centres OUTSIDE INDIA , the students can pay the requisite fees in two Demand Draft -one drawn in favour of “The Director, Institute of Distance Education, University of Madras”

payable at Chennai and the other in favour of the Co-ordinator of the concerned Study centre andsubmit the same to the Study centres. (Please refer to page Nos. 56 Fee particulars - Course-wise.)

7. The Demand Draft / Fee Challan shall be forwarded by the Study Centres to the Institute of DistanceEducation, University of Madras and on receipt of the same, Students Identity Card and Study materialswill be sent to the concerned study centre.

8. The students can collect the Identity card and study materials from the concerned Study centres.

9. Applications received by post directly from the candidates of other States will automatically be linked

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10. Application received by post directly from the candidates of other States where there is no study centreof this Institute, will be linked with the nearby IDE Study Centre of the other state and candidatesshould undergo the courses offered by this Institute through such allotted IDE Study Centre only.

11. The PCP classes for the students admitted through approved Study Centres (Within & OutsideTamil Nadu and Outside India) will be arranged and conducted by the concerned Study Centres.

12. It is the sole responsibility of the Concerned Study Centres to arrange and conduct the PCPClasses for their Students.

(v) ADMISSION THROUGH PARTICIPATORY INSTITUTIONS /TWINNING PROGRAMME CENTRES (CAMPUS LEARNING CENTRES)

1. The Students who are willing to undergo the Courses of the Institute of Distance Education, Universityof Madras as regular week end programmes through Participatory Institutions (Campus LearningCentres) can refer page No. 66 for the list of Participatory Institutions and Participatory OnlineInstitutions.

2. Students can collect the Prospectus cum Application form by payment of cash from the concerned participatory Institutions.

3. Students can submit the filled-in application along with Registration fee and required documents /certificates as per eligibility criteria for seeking admission. (For eligibility Criteria refer Page No. 6 &7 and for documents / certificates to be submitted refer Page. No. 8 & 9)

4. The filled-in applications along with the Registration fees will be forwarded by the ParticipatoryInstitution and Twinning Programme Centres to the Institute of Distance Education, University of Madras for verification of eligibility criteria and for further processing of admission.

5. Eligible students will be given admission and Provisional Admission Intimation with Enrolment Number assigned will be sent to the Participatory Institutions.

6. On receipt of the Provisional Admission Intimation along with enrolment number through the ParticipatoryInstitutions and Twinning Programme Centres the students can pay the requisite fees in a Single DemandDraft drawn in favour of the “Director, Institute of Distance Education, University of Madras payable atChennai or through triplicate challan of designated banks to the Participatory Insitution. (Please refer to

page Nos. 52 - 55, Fee particulars - Course-wise.)

7. The Demand Draft / Fee Challan shall be forwarded by the Participating Institutions / TwinningProgramme Centres to the Institute of Distance Education, University of Madras and on receipt of thesame, Identity Card and Study materials will be sent to the participatory Institution.

8. The students can collect the Identity card and study materials from the concerned participatoryInstituions.

9. The PCP classes for the students admitted through approved Participatory Institutions and TwinningProgramme Centre will be arranged and conducted by the concerned Participatory Institutions andTwinning Programme Centre.

10. It is the sole responsibility of the Concerned Participating Institutions / Twinning ProgrammeCentres to arrange and conduct the PCP Classes for their Students.


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6. LATERAL ADMISSIONSREQUIREMENTS FOR LATERAL ADMISSION TO

SECOND / THIRD YEAR UNDERGRADUATE COURSES

Students seeking Lateral Admission to Second / Third Year Undergraduate courses must enclose two copies of syllabus of the paper / papers for which exemption is requested.

Students desiring to avail themselves of lateral admission to second / third year Under Graduate courses

should enclose two copies of the syllabus for the first / second year of their study obtained from the University

/ College where they have undergone the course.

The following Certificates (Original) must be enclosed without fail :

1. 10 th Mark List.

2. 12 th Mark List.

3. Undergraduate Degree First / Second Year Statement of Marks.

4. Transfer Certificate from the Institution where he/she completed the First / Second Year Undergraduate

Course.

5. One complete set of attested xerox copies of the above.

6. Format for UG Lateral admission

7. Copy of Syllabus duly attested

Students who have undergone the first / second year Undergraduate course in institutions abroad must

submit along with the application an EQUIVALENCE CERTIFICATE obtained from the Association of Indian

Universities (AIU), New Delhi (Address : The Secretary, Association of Indian Universities, 16, Kotla Marg,

New Delhi - 110 002.)

Students applying for lateral admission must enclose the Transfer Certificate or Course Completion

Certificate issued by the Institution where they did the First / Second Year Undergraduate course. The certificate

should clearly state the period of study without giving scope for any ambiguity. The syllabus enclosed

should be attested by the Principal / Head of the Department of the Institution where they studied.

Only after a proper scrutiny of these documents a decision on granting exemption will be taken.

Provisional admission will be given with the condition that the student appears for all the papers of the

First / Second year course. However, after the scrutiny of the syllabus, the decision regarding exemption will

be communicated to the student individually.

Student seeking lateral admission from other Universities and Autonomous Colleges are NOT ELIGIBLE

FOR CLASSIFICATION .

Students from colleges affiliated to the University of Madras coming under a different regulation / pattern

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7.1 STRUCTURE OF COURSES

B.A. / B.Sc. / B.Nat. / B.Music / BMM/ B.Com. / B.B.A. and B.C.A. DEGREE COURSES

The Courses of Study for the B.A./B.Sc./B.Nat./B.Music/BMM/B.Com./ B.B.A. and BCADegree shall consist of the following :

[a] FOUNDATION COURSES[b] CORE COURSES [MAIN and ALLIED SUBJECTS ][c] APPLICATION ORIENTED SUBJECT

FOUNDATION COURSES - [PART I and PART II ]

The course of study for the FOUNDATION COURSES shall comprise the study of PART I- TAMIL or an ‘ALTERNATIVE LANGUAGE SUBJECT for TAMIL’ [i.e.] anyone of the followingMODERN INDIAN LANGUAGES or CLASSICAL LANGUAGES or FOREIGN

LANGUAGES or COMMUNICATIVE ENGLISH at the option of the candidates and PART II- ENGLISH, according to the syllabus and text-book prescribed from time to time.

ALTERNATIVE LANGUAGE SUBJECT for PART I - TAMIL[i] MODERN [Indian] LANGUAGES - Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam,

Hindi and Urdu[ii] CLASSICAL LANGUAGES - Sanskrit and Arabic[iii] FOREIGN LANGUAGE[S] - French only[iv] COMMUNICATIVE ENGLISH

Candidates admitted to B.A. / B.Sc. / B.Nat. / BMM/ B.Com. [Corporate Secretaryship]Degree Courses should appear and pass the PART I - LANGUAGE TAMIL - PAPER - I oranyone of the ALTERNATIVE LANGUAGE SUBJECT for TAMIL as indicated under [i], [ii], [iii], and[iv] above; and PART II - ENGLISH PAPER - I in the FIRST YEAR; and LANGUAGE TAMIL -PAPER - II or anyone of the ALTERNATIVE LANGUAGE SUBJECT for TAMIL, and ENGLISHPAPER - II in the SECOND YEAR under FOUNDATION COURSE.

Candidates admitted to B.A Performing Arts / B.Music / B.Com. [General], B.Com. [Bank

Management], B.Com. [Computer Applications] / B.B.A. / B.C.A. Degree Courses should appearand pass the FOUNDATION COURSE - PART I - PAPER-I LANGUAGE TAMIL or anyone ofthe ALTERNATIVE LANGUAGE SUBJECTS forTAMIL as indicated under [i], [ii], [iii], and [iv]above; and PART II - ENGLISH PAPER-II , in the FIRST YEAR ONLY .

Note : For the above Languages, learning materials alone will be provided to the candidates. NoPersonal Contact Classes [PCP] will be conducted. However, if sufficient number ofcandidates are enrolled, Personal Contact Programme Classes shall be conducted.

The details of the Core Courses – Main Subjects, Allied Subjects, Application OrientedSubjects and Elective Subjects are furnished under each course of study.


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First Foundation CoursesYear Part - I - Language - Paper - I 3 100 40 8Part - II - English - Paper - I 3 100 40 8

Core Course - Main SubjectsPaper - I : Christianity - An Introduction 3 100 40 8Paper - II : History of Christianity 3 100 40 8Core Course - Allied Subject - IReligions of India 3 100 40 8

Second Foundation CoursesYear Part - I - Language - Paper - II 3 100 40 8

Part - II - English - Paper - II 3 100 40 8Core Course - Main SubjectsPaper - III : The Holy Bible - Old Testament 3 100 40 8

Paper - IV : Christian Beliefs 3 100 40 8Core Course - Allied Subject - IISouth Indian Philosophy and Culture 3 100 40 8

Third Core Course - Main SubjectsYear Paper - V : The Holy Bible - New Testament 3 100 40 8

Paper - VI : Christian Practices 3 100 40 8Paper - VII : Christian Ethics 3 100 40 8Paper - VIII : Christianity and Environment 3 100 40 8Application Oriented SubjectChristian Spirtuality and Art 3 100 40 8

1. B.A. Christian Studies

Year Subject CreditsDuration(in hours)Maximum

MarksPassing

MinimumMarks

First Foundation CoursesYear Part - I - Language - Paper - I 3 100 40 8

Part - II - English - Paper - I 3 100 40 8Core Course - Main SubjectsPaper - I : Principles of Criminology 3 100 40 8Paper - II : Criminal Laws 3 100 40 8Core Course - Allied Subject - IHuman Behaviour and Criminality 3 100 40 8

Second Foundation CoursesYear Part - I - Language - Paper - II 3 100 40 8Part - II - English - Paper - II 3 100 40 8Core Course - Main SubjectsPaper - III : Police Administration 3 100 40 8Paper - IV : Penology and Correctional Administration 3 100 40 8Core Course - Allied Subject - IIContemporary Crimes 3 100 40 8

Third Core Course - Main SubjectsYear Paper - V : Human Rights and Police Administration 3 100 40 8

Paper - VI : Police Station Management 3 100 40 8Paper - VII : Vigilance and Security Management 3 100 40 8

Paper - VIII : Counselling and Guidance 3 100 40 8Application Oriented Subject

NGOs and Criminal Justice Administration 3 100 40 8

2. B.A. Criminology and Police Administration

Year Subject CreditsDuration(in hours )

MaximumMarks

PassingMinimum

Marks

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Part - II - English - Paper - I 3 100 40 8Core Course - Main SubjectsPaper - I : Indian Economy - Problems and Policies 3 100 40 9Paper - II : Statistics for Economists 3 100 40 9Core Course - Allied Subject - IPrinciples of Commerce 3 100 40 5


Part - II - English - Paper - II 3 100 40 8Core Course - Main SubjectsPaper - III : Micro Economics 3 100 40 9Paper - IV : Monetary Economics 3 100 40 9

Core Course - Allied Subject - IIRural Banking 3 100 40 5Third Core Course - Main SubjectsYear Paper - V: Macro Economics 3 100 40 9

Paper - VI : Fiscal Economics 3 100 40 9Paper - VII : History of Economic Thought 3 100 40 9Paper - VIII : Managerial Economics 3 100 40 9Application Oriented SubjectEnvironmental Economics 3 100 40 6

3. B.A. Economics

Year Subject CreditsDuration(in hours)

MaximumMarks

PassingMinimum

Marks


Part - II - English - Paper - I 3 100 40 8Core Courses - Main SubjectsPaper - I : The Elizabethan Age 3 100 40 8Paper - II : The Augustan & The Romantic Age 3 100 40 8Core Course - Allied Subject - IHistory of English Literature, Social History of England from 1500 to 1800 and Literary Forms 3 100 40 8

Second Foundation Courses

Year Part - I - Language - Paper - II 3 100 40 8Part - II - English - Paper - II 3 100 40 8Core Course - Main SubjectsPaper - III : The Victorian Age 3 100 40 8Paper - IV : The 20 th Century 3 100 40 8Core Course - Allied Subject - IIHistory of English Literature, Social History of Englandfrom 1801 to the Present Day and Literary Forms 3 100 40 8

Third Core Course - Main SubjectsYear Paper - V : Shakespeare 3 100 40 8

Paper - VI : American Literature 3 100 40 8Paper - VII : Indian Writing in English 3 100 40 8Paper - VIII : Language & Linguistics 3 100 40 8Application Oriented SubjectJournalism 3 100 40 8

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First Foundation Courses

Year Part - I - Language - Paper - I 3 100 40 8

Part - II - English - Paper - I 3 100 40 8

Core Courses - Main Subjects

Paper - I : Main Currents in Indian History upto A.D.1757 3 100 40 9

Paper - II : History of Tamil Nadu upto A.D.2000 3 100 40 9

Core Course - Allied Subject - I

Indian Economy - Problems and Policies 3 100 40 5


Year Part - II - Language - Paper - II 3 100 40 8

Part - II - English - Paper - II 3 100 40 8

Core Courses - Main Subjects

Paper - III : Main Currents in Indian History A.D.1757 to A.D. 20003 100 40 9

Paper - IV : History of East Asia A.D.1839 to A.D.2000 3 100 40 9

Core Course - Allied Subject - II

Outlines of Political Theory 3 100 40 5

Third Core Courses - Main Subjects

Year Paper - V : Social and Economic History of India in the

19 th and 20 th Centuries 3 100 40 9

Paper - VI : History of Modern Europe

A.D.1453 to A.D.1914 3 100 40 9

Paper - VII : An Outline History of England

A.D.1603 to A.D.2000 3 100 40 9

Paper - VIII : India and Her Neighbours and History of

South East Asia A.D.1900 to A.D.2000 3 100 40 9

Application Oriented Subject

Tourism - Principles and Practices and Archives Keeping 3 100 40 6

5. B.A. Historical Studies

Year SubjectCredits

Duration(in hours)

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First Foundation Courses

Year Part - I - Language - Paper - I 3 100 40 8

Part - II - English - Paper - I 3 100 40 8

Core Course - Main Subjects

Paper - I : Principles of Yoga and Naturopathy 3 100 40 5

Paper - II : Basic Anatomy and Physiology 3 100 40 5

Paper - III : Methods of Yoga Practices 3 100 40 5

Paper - IV : Practicals (Asanas and Pranayama) 3 100 40 5

Allied Optional Subject - I Fitness and Wellness 3 100 40 5


Year Part - I - Language - Paper - II 3 100 40 8

Part - II - English - Paper - II 3 100 40 8

Core Course - Main Subjects

Paper -V : Principles of Yoga Theraphy 3 100 40 5

Paper -VI : Philosophy of Yoga Practice and Naturopathy 3 100 40 5

Paper - VII : Anatomy and Physiology of Yogic Practice 3 100 40 5

Paper - VIII : Practicals-Basic Kriyas and Meditation 3 100 40 5

Allied Optional Subject - II Application of Yoga and

Naturopathy in Physical Education 3 100 40 5

Third Core Course - Main Subjects

Year Paper -IX : Pathanjali Yoga Sutras 3 100 40 5

Paper -X : Yogic Diet 3 100 40 5

Paper -XI : Nature Cure 3 100 40 5

Paper -XII : Mental Health and Physical Health 3 100 40 5

Paper -XIII: Practicals-Advanced asanas, Pranayama,

Kriyas, Bandhas, Mudras and Meditations 3 100 40 5

Allied Optional Subject - III Application of Yoga and

Naturopathy Practices in sports performance 3 100 40 5

Project on any one of the following areas :

Asanas; Pranayama; Kriyas; Bandhas; Mudras and Meditations 100 8

6. B.Nat. Naturopathy and Yogic Sciences (Non Clinical)

Year Subject CreditsDuration(in hours)Maximum

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First Part - I : Language - Paper - I 3 100 40 8

Year Part - II : English Paper - I 3 100 40 8

Core Paper I - Introduction to

Paper - III : Muttamizh - I (Theory) 3 100 40 8

Core Paper II - Paper - IV :

Fundamentals of Nadagam Comprising of south Indian

Dance and Theatre - I (Practical) 1 100 40 8

Allied - I - Paper - V :

Foundation Course in Isai - I (Music) (Practical) 1 100 40 8

Second Core Paper III - Paper - VIYear Introduction to Muttamizh - II (Theory) 3 100 40 8

Core Paper IV - Paper - VII

Fundamentals of Nadagam (Theory) 3 100 40 8

Core Paper V - Paper - VIII

Fundamentals of Nadagam comprising of South Indian

Dance and Theatre - II (Practical) 1 100 40 8

Core Paper VI - Paper - IX

Adal - Nadaga - Aranga Amaippu - Choreography (Practical)1 100 40 8

Allied II - Paper - X

Foundation Course in Isai - II (Music) (Practical) 1 100 40 8

Third Core Paper VII - Paper - XI

Year Foundation Course in Isai (Music) (Theory) 3 100 40 8

Core Paper VIII - Paper - XII

Nattuvangam (Practical) 1 100 40 8

Core Paper IX - Paper - XIII

Fundamentals of Nadagam comprising of South IndianDance and Theatre - III (Practical) 1 100 40 8

Core Paper X - Paper - XIV

Foundation Course in Isai - Tamil Compositions

(Music) (Practical) 1 100 40 8

Paper - XV

Application oriented Subject -

Foundation Course in Isai (Music) (Theory) 3 100 40 8

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Part - II - English - Paper - I 3 100 40 8Core Course - Main SubjectsPaper - I : Principles of Public Administraion 3 100 40 8Paper - II : Administrative Thinkers 3 100 40 8Core Course - Allied Subject - IPolice Administration 3 100 40 8


Part - II - English - Paper - II 3 100 40 8Core Course - Main SubjectsPaper - III : Principles of Management 3 100 40 8Paper - IV : Modern Administrative Systems

(UK, USA, France, Switzerland & China) 3 100 40 8

Core Course - Allied Subject - IIBasics of Computer Education 3 100 40 8Third Core Course - Main SubjectsYear Paper - V: Public Personnel Administration 3 100 40 8

Paper - VI : Public Financial Administration 3 100 40 8Paper - VII: Development and Environmental

Administration 3 100 40 8Paper - VIII: Indian Administration 3 100 40 8Application Oriented SubjectLabour Welfare Administration in India 3 100 40 8

8. B.A. Public Administration


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Marks

9. B.A. Tamil

K jy h« m o¤js¥ go¥ò (Foundation Courses)M © L ãÇî - 1 - bkhÊ - jhŸ -1 3 100 40 8

ãÇî - 2 - M§»ybkhÊ - jhŸ - 1 3 100 40 8áw¥ò¥ ghl§fŸ (Core Courses)jhŸ-1 : ï¡fhy ïy¡»a« (fÉij, ciueil, ehlf«, òâd«, áWfij) 3 100 40 8jhŸ-2 : ïy¡fz« -1 - e‹}š (fh©oif ciu MWKf

ehty®), j©oay§fhu« (g¤J mÂfŸ k£L«) 3 100 40 8áw¥ò¥ ghl« rh®ò¥ ghl« 1 (Allied Subject-I)jÄHf tuyhW« g©ghL« 3 100 40 8

ï u© lh« m o ¤j s¥ go ¥ò (Foundation Courses)M © L ãÇî - 1 - bkhÊ - jhŸ 2 3 100 40 8

ãÇî - 2 - M§»ybkhÊ -