University of technology & management information bulletin

UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT• Established through Meghalaya Act (No. 3 of 2011) legislated by

Meghalaya Assembly (in accordance with Section 2(f) of the UGC Act, 1956)• Notified in Gazette of Meghalaya State vide No. LL(B) 47/2010/19

dated 04 January 2011

INFORMATION BULLETIN

• SCHOOL OF MEDIA & COMMUNICATION

• SCHOOL OF RETAIL & FASHION

• SCHOOL OF TRAVEL & LEISURE

• SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY

ENROLLMENT & INFORMATION OFFICES:

Shillong: Room No. 321, High Winds Guest House, Pine Mount Ridge, Opposite Pine MountSchool, Near Lady Hydari Park, Shillong, Meghalaya - 793 001 Tel: 0364-2227477

Delhi: 1st Floor, 55 Community Centre, East of Kailash,New Delhi -110 065Tel: 011-47173400 Fax: 011-47173444

Toll Free No.: 1800-102-8737

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CONTENTS

Description Page No.

Programs Offered / Admission Criteria.............................................................................. 1

Program Fee Structure ...................................................................................................... 5

Other Fee ......................................................................................................................... 6

Scholarship / Fee Concession ............................................................................................. 6

Hostel Facility ................................................................................................................... 7

Reservation of Seats .......................................................................................................... 7

Withdrawal of Admission .................................................................................................... 7

Transportation ................................................................................................................... 8

Placement Assistance ......................................................................................................... 8

Ragging ............................................................................................................................ 8

How to Apply .................................................................................................................... 8

Admission Policy for International Students ....................................................................... 9

Program Intake / Program Codes ..................................................................................... 12

Program Structure / Courses ............................................................................................. 13

The University reserves the right to make changes in curricula, degree requirements, course offerings, change in student intake and academic regulations or change of location at anytime without assigning any reason or prior notice. The said change may apply not only to prospective students but also to those who are already enrolled with the University.

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PROGRAMS OFFERED AND ADMISSION CRITERIA

PROGRAM ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA ADMISSION DURATIONCRITERIA (YRS)

School of Media & Communication

BA (Advertising) Minimum 50% marks at Higher &Senior Secondary level (10th & 12th)

School of Retail & Fashion

BBA (Retail Minimum 50% marks at Higher & Group DiscussionManagement) Senior Secondary level (10th & 12th) and Interview

MBA (Fashion & 1. Minimum 50% marks at Higher &Retail Management) Senior Secondary level (10th & 12th)

2. Graduation with minimum50% marks from a recognizedUniversity

School of Travel & Leisure

BBA (Travel & Tour) Minimum 50% marks at Higher Group Discussion& Senior Secondary level (10th & 12th) and Interview

MBA (Sports 1. Minimum 50% marks at HigherManagement) & Senior Secondary level

(10th & 12th)2. Graduation with minimum 50% marks from a recognized University

National Level Test(UPES-MET 1/ UPES-MET 2/MAT/ CAT) + GroupDiscussion and Interview

Note: Test is exempted forcandidates as defined under“Mode of MBA Admissions”.

National Level Test(UPES-MET 1/UPES-MET 2 /MAT/ CAT) + GroupDiscussion & Interview

Note: Test is exempted forcandidates as defined under“Mode of MBA Admissions”.


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MODE OF MBA ADMISSIONS

A) National Level TestsMAT/ CAT Test Scores: CAT score of 70 Percentile or MAT score of 75 Percentile will be called for GroupDiscussion & Interview.

Note: CAT score of November’10 and MAT scores of September’10, December’10, February’11 and May’11 will beaccepted.

B) UPES-MET TestUTM will accept UPES-MET 1 and UPES-MET 2 scores. UPES-MET 2 has been scheduled on 11 June 2011. Interestedcandidates need to appear for the test as per the details given below:

Date of Test Time Duration

11 June 2011 1000 to 1230 Hours 2 hrs 30 minutes

University also reserves the right to conduct further physical (paper pencil test) / online test for admission.

Entrance Test Locations / City CodesKindly refer to the following table for filling up the OMR/Online Application Form. Candidates are cautioned to fill the Citycode and shade correctly, as the allotment of preferred Test City will be based on this information only. Candidates need togive both first & second choice as per their city preference in OMR / Online Application form.

MBA (UPES - MET 2)

City Name Test City Code City Name Test City Code

Chennai 30 Bhopal 31

Delhi 32 Dehradun 33

Jaipur 34 Kolkata 35

Lucknow 36 Mumbai 37

Shillong 38 Guwahati 39

Impal 40

Note: • University reserves the right to change or cancel any test centre / city at its discretion.

• Last date to receive the filled application (OMR form) is 23 May 2011.


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Admit Card (to be downloaded from UTM Website)

On the basis of information in the Application form, admit card of provisionally eligible candidates will be uploaded on theUniversity website www.utm.ac.in on 3 June 2011 (Friday). Candidates are required to download the admit card accordingly.The duly completed downloaded admit card with photograph affixed (duly attested) in the space provided will have to beproduced at the allotted test centre. Candidates without admit card or card without the photograph will NOT be permittedto take the test.

SCHEME OF TEST

Sections No. ofQuestions

General English: Reading Comprehension, Verbal Reasoning, Verbal Ability 40

Quantitative: Data Interpretation & Data Sufficiency 40

General Awareness: General English, Current Affairs, Business Scenario 40

Analytical & Logical Reasoning 40

Total Questions 160

C) Exemption from the National Level Test

• MBA (Sports Management): To sports persons having participated / represented at the followinglevels :

o At International level - the candidate should have been sponsored by a national organization.o At National level - the candidate should have been sponsored by a State Organization.o At Inter-University level - the candidate should have been sponsored by a University.o At State level - the candidate should have been sponsored by a Zonal or District Association.

These candidates shall enclose a separate sheet detailing their achievement in sports and shall also encloseattested photocopies of all sports certificates received by them. Candidates who fail to produce evidence insupport, will not be considered for Direct admissions.

• MBA (Fashion & Retail Management): Candidates having relevant industry experience such as designing,organizing / participating in Fashion events, Retail business, etc. will be considered for Direct Admissions.

Candidates should enclose a separate sheet detailing their involvement / achievement in above activities andshould also enclose attested photocopies of certificates/ testimonials received by them. Applicants who fail toproduce evidence in support will not be considered for Direct Admissions.

Admission under this category will be on first-cum-first-serve basis, subject to certain percentage as decided bythe University.


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• Minimum 50% Marks at Higher& Senior Secondary level (10th

& 12th)·

• Minimum 50% aggregate inPhysics, Chemistry &Mathematics (PCM) atSenior Secondary Level (12th).

Board Merit*/AIEEEMerit through MeritRanking

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Candidates who havequalified UPESEAT Test willbe admitted throughCentralized Counseling

B. Tech - IT(Cloud Computing& VirtualizationTechnology)

B. Tech - IT(Open SourceSoftware & OpenStandards)

B. Tech (Electronics& CommunicationEngineering)

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MODE OF B. TECH ADMISSIONS

A) Board Merit*/AIEEE Merit

Eligibility Criteria Admission Criteria

Board Merit*Minimum 75% marks at Higher & Senior Secondary level (10th & 12th) and minimum 75% aggregate in Physics, Chemistry & Mathematics at Senior Secondary level (12th)

OrAIEEE Merit(i) Minimum 50% marks at Higher & Senior Secondary level (10th & 12th) and minimum

50% aggregate in Physics, Chemistry & Mathematics at Senior Secondary level.(ii) AIEEE rank – upto 2 lakh (All India Rank)

Counseling through Merit Ranking

UTM has the right to fill these seats through any other means. University also reserves the right to conduct furtherphysical (paper pencil test) / online test for admission.

B) UPESEAT Test

Candidates who have appeared in UPESEAT test held on 21st May 2011 will be enrolled through Centralized CounselingProcess scheduled in the month of June 2011.

Counseling throughMerit Ranking

Counseling throughMerit Ranking

B. TECH PROGRAMS

COURSE ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA ADMISSION CRITERIA DURATION(YRS)

School of Technology


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PROGRAM FEE STRUCTURE

Semester Wise Fee (in )

Program I / II Semester III / IV Semester V / VI Semester

Tuition Academic Total Tuition Academic Total Tuition Academic TotalFee Service Fee Fee Fee Service Fee Fee Fee Service Fee Fee

BA(Advertising) 37,500 12,500 50,000 39,375 13,125 52,500 41,250 13,750 55,000

BBA

Programs 51,188 17,062 68,250 53,625 17,875 71,500 56,250 18,750 75,000

Program Tuition Academic Total Tuition Academic Total

Fee Service Fee Fee Fee Service Fee Fee

I Semester III Semester

MBA 1,23,375 41,125 1,64,500 1,29,375 43,125 1,72,500

II Semester IV Semester

1,23,375 41,125 1,64,500 1,29,375 43,125 1,72,500

Program I / II Semester III / IV Semester

Tuition Academic Total Tuition Academic Total

55,050 36,700 91,750 57,750 38,500 96,250

B. Tech V / VI Semester VII / VIII Semester

Tuition Academic Total Tuition Academic Total

60,600 40,400 1,01,000 63,600 42,400 1,06,000


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OTHER FEE

Industrial Tour Charge: In order to give real life exposure of the industry, industrial tours would be organized for allstudents of full time programs. Participation in the Industrial Tour is mandatory for which a charge of Rs. 15,000/-(one time) is payable at the time of registration.

Alumni Fee: This fee is applicable to students of all the programs of the University. An Alumni Fee of Rs. 1,500/- is tobe paid along with 3rd Semester Fee of MBA / 5th Semester Fee of BA and BBA / 7th Semester Fee of B.Tech.

Personality Development Program (PDP) Fee: To improve communication and soft skills, it is mandatory for allthe students to attend the Personality Development Program organized by UTM. PDP Fee for MBA is Rs. 10,000/-payable along with 2nd Semester Fee; and for Under Graduate Programs (B.A/BBA/B.Tech) is Rs. 15,000/- payablealong with 3rd Semester Fee.

Refundable Security: Refundable (interest free) security amount of Rs. 20,000/- is also payable at the time ofRegistration. In case of any taxes / levies on fee are charged by the Central/State/Local Authorities/Overseas Authoritiesfrom time to time, the same shall also be borne by the students.

One time Academic Computing Fee: Rs. 30,000/- will be charged at the time of registration towards computingdevice and allied computing services.

Fee Payment Schedule for those admitted in Academic Year 2011-12

1st Semester 2nd Semester 3rd Semester 4th SemesterAt the time of Admission By 1st to 10th January 2012 By 1st to 10th July 2012 By 1st to 10th January 2013

5th Semester 6th Semester 7th Semester 8th SemesterBy 1st to 10th July 2013 By 1st to 10th January 2014 By 1st to 10th July 2014 By 1st to 10th January 2015

SCHOLARSHIP / FEE CONCESSION

• University of Technology and Management offers limited scholarships in some specific programs as decidedby the University.

• The scholarships are awarded purely on academic merit-cum-means.• Waiving of Tuition Fee partially/fully will be considered for those who are awarded scholarships.• The details of the scholarships would be provided to the students in the student’s bulletin given to them at the

time of registration.• Award of scholarships will be decided by the Scholarship Committee & its decision shall be final and binding.


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• 25% Concession on Tuition Fee shall be given to Meghalaya Domicile students on merit-cum-means basis to bedecided by the University, subject to fulfilling the following conditions:o Students’ whose gross annual family income is not more than Rs. 2 Lakhs.o Students’ who possess valid domicile certificate from Meghalaya.o Should have passed Class X and XII level schooling from Meghalaya. However, this condition may be relaxed for

wards of defense personnel subject to production of posting certificate outside the state issued by CompetentAuthority.

HOSTEL FACILITY / FEE

University of Technology and Management (UTM) will tie-up with certain service providers & agencies for providing hostelfacility to UTM students at Shillong. Student wishing to avail Hostel/ PG/ Boarding facility can register with the Universityby depositing a token amount of Rs. 5,000, to be adjusted / refunded, as the case may be.

A student having registered in the Hostel (on-campus or outsourced) and withdraws from the same will not be entitled tohostel fee refund. In case, the seat is filled up by another boarder, proportional refund may be considered.

RESERVATION OF SEATS

• For Meghalaya domicile candidates: 15% of seats in all programs will be reserved on merit, subject to productionof domicile certificate.

• For other North-Eastern States: 15 % of seats in all programs on merit, subject to production of domiciledcertification based on relative merit.

• Reservation for Differently Abled Students: 3% of seats are reserved for Differently Abled Students withminimum disability to the extent of 40% subject to production of a certificate from authorized Medical Doctor /Hospital indicating the extent of physical disability.

However, in event of the seats remaining unfilled in the above mentioned categories, the same shallbe treated as unreserved.

WITHDRAWAL OF ADMISSION

• University of Technology and Management (UTM) will follow UGC guidelines regarding refund of fees on withdrawal.The refund cheque will be issued in the name of student only. For details please see UGC fee refund norms http://www.ugc.ac.in/notices/publicnotice07.pdf / UTM Website.

• Students who have registered and undergone the Personality Development Program (PDP) will not be entitled torefund of PDP fee.


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TRANSPORTATION

The University will make necessary transportation arrangements for students residing outside the Campus, on specificroutes only, on payment of prescribed fee.

PLACEMENT ASSISTANCE

University of Technology and Management (UTM) shall provide placement assistance to all enrolled students subject totheir fulfilling eligibility conditions as prescribed in UTM Placement Regulation. However, the obligation of the Universitywill be only to provide Placement assistance and not Placement guarantee.

RAGGING

• The University has zero tolerance policy on ragging and will strictly enforce it.

• Ragging in any form inside or outside the campus and hostel premises is strictly prohibited under UGC Regulations onRagging. Ragging being a cognizable offence; the punishment for ragging may be summary expulsion from theUniversity.

• Ragging as defined by the Hon’ble Supreme Court of India:

“Any disorderly conduct whether by words spoken or written or by an act with the effect of teasing, treating orhandling with nudeness any other student; indulging in rowdy or undisciplined activities which causes or is likely tocause annoyance, hardship or psychological or to raise fear or apprehension thereof, in a fresher or a junior student,or asking the students to do any act or perform something which such student will not do in the ordinary course andwhich has the effect of causing or generating essence of shame or embarrassment so as to adversely affect thephysique or psyche of a fresher or a junior student.”

HOW TO APPLY

Candidates desirous of seeking admission to any of the programs may procure the prospectus and application form fromUTM Enrolment Offices at Shillong / Delhi on payment of Rs. 1,500/- (Rs. 1,600/- through post or courier). The paymentshould be made in the form of demand draft in favour of “University of Technology & Management ”, payable atShillong / Delhi.


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ADMISSION POLICY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

International Students include:• Foreign students holding passports of foreign countries & people of Indian origin holding foreign nationality

• Non-Resident Indians having studied & passed qualifying examinations from schools or colleges in foreign countries.Dependents of NRI studying in India will not be regarded as international students.

• Students from SAARC countries (Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Maldives, Nepal, Pakistan and Sri Lanka) holdingcitizenship proof.

Eligibility:

• Fulfill minimum eligibility requirements prescribed by UTM for a program of study.

• Degrees/certificates of the candidates have been recognized as equivalent by the Association of Indian Universities.

• GMAT score of 600 for MBA programs offered by School of Travel & Leisure.

• SAT score of 1500 for graduate programs / GRE Score of 1700 (cumulative) for postgraduate programs offered bySchool of Technology.

• Cleared TOEFL (only for candidates from non English speaking countries).

• Possess passport valid for the duration of study issued by respective country.

Procedure for admission:

• Candidate may apply on prescribed format available online at www.utm.ac.in along with Application fee of$ 75 USD (which can be remitted online).

• UTM after examining their academic credentials will issue provisional admission offer letters The University mayalso interview a candidate, if felt necessary.

• The selected candidates will be required to submit attested copies of the following documents for final registration

o 10th & 12th/Graduation grade card

o transfer certificate from Institution, last attended

o passport and student visa/ PIO card

• Finally admitted students are required to register with the Foreigners Registration Office / local police authorities asper regulation of the Ministry of External Affairs, Govt. of India.


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Program Fee Structure for SAARC Countries (in USD per Annum)

BA BBA MBA B.Tech

A) 2,300 3,250 8,086 6,125

Note: The fee mentioned above is for first year only & the fee for the subsequent years shall be enhanced by 5%every year till the duration of the program.

B) OTHER FEE

Industrial Tour Charge: In order to give real life exposure of the industry, industrial tours would be organized forall students of full time programs. Participation in the Industrial Tour is mandatory for which a charge of Rs.15,000/- (one time) is payable at the time of registration.

Alumni Fee: This fee is applicable to students of all the programs of the University. An Alumni Fee ofRs. 1,500/- is to be paid along with 3rd Semester Fee of MBA / 7th Semester Fee of B.Tech / 5th Semester Fee of BAand BBA.

Personality Development Program (PDP) Fee: To improve communication and soft skills, it is mandatoryfor all the students to attend the Personality Development Program organized by UTM. PDP Fee for MBAis Rs. 10,000/- payable along with 2nd Semester Fee; and for Under Graduate Programs (BA/BBA/B.Tech) isRs. 15,000/- payable along with 3rd Semester Fee.

Refundable Security: Refundable (interest free) security amount of Rs. 20,000/- is also payable at the time ofRegistration. In case of any taxes / levies on fee are charged by the Central/State/Local Authorities/OverseasAuthorities from time to time, the same shall also be borne by the students.

One time Academic Computing Fee: Rs. 30,000/- will be charged at the time of registration towards computingdevice and allied computing services.

Prospectus / Program Fee Structure for candidates from other Countries (in USD per Annum)

A) Cost of Prospectus & Application form for International Students: USD $ 75 by Demand Draft

B) BA BBA MBA B.Tech

3,650 5,000 10,250 8,100

Note: The fee mentioned above is for first year only & the fee for the subsequent years shall be enhanced by5% every year till the duration of the program.


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The Fee mentioned above includes Industrial Tour Charges, Alumni Fee, Personality Development Program Fee &Academic Computing Fee.

C. Refundable Security: Refundable (interest free) amount of Rs. 20,000/- is also payable at the time of admission. Incase any taxes/levies on fee are charged by the Central/State/Local Authorities/Overseas Authorities from time totime, the same shall also be borne by the students.

HOSTEL FACILITY / FEE

The University will facilitate Hostel / Paying Guest accommodation for international students through local service providers.Candidates wishing to avail the facility will be required to deposit advance amount of US $ 500 to beadjusted / refunded, as the case may be.

Mode of Payment of Fee / other charges:By crossed Demand Draft in favour of “University of Technology & Management” , payable atShillong / New Delhi (India)

The University reserves the right to make changes in curricula, degree requirements, course offerings andacademic regulations or change of location at any time without assigning any reason or prior notice. Thesaid change may apply not only to prospective students but also to those who are already enrolled withthe University.


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PROGRAM INTAKE / PROGRAM CODES

Kindly refer to the following table for filling up the OMR Application Form

PROGRAM INTAKE * CODE

BA (Advertising) 50 12005

BBA (Retail Management) 50 12006

BBA (Travel & Tour) 50 12007

MBA (Fashion & Retail Management) 60 22014

MBA (Sports Management) 60 22015

B. Tech - IT (Cloud Computing & Virtualization Technology) 60 31016

B.Tech - IT (Open Source Software & Open Standards) 60 31019

B.Tech (Electronics & Communication Engineering) 60 31020

Please Note:

• For all MBA programs, Candidates appearing in final year qualifying examination are also eligible to apply providedthey submit the proof of their eligibility September 30, 2011. Admission of students failing to submit the proof oftheir eligibility by September 30, 2011 even on account of non-declaration of results by their respective Universities,will stand automatically cancelled & no refund of fee will be admissible, in such cases.

• Candidates placed in compartment are not eligible for admission to any program of study in the University

• Admissions will be purely on the basis of merit and candidates are strongly advised against canvassing and/or extraneouspressure on the selection process. Any candidate found guilty in above activities, his/her candidature is liable forimmediate disqualification.

• The University of Technology and Management (UTM) reserves the right to cancel any advertised course due toinsufficient enrolments or for any other reason beyond its control. In such case an eventuality, full fee shall berefunded to the student.


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PROGRAM STRUCTURE/COURSES

BA (Advertising)

Semester I Semester II

Principles of Management Introduction to Advertising

Marketing Fundamentals Creative Thinking and Reflective Learning

The Language of Advertising Branding Concepts

Business Communication Human Psychology

Semester III Semester IV

Consumer Behavior Copywriting

Creative Concepts and Visualization Digital Media

Cultural Influences Art of Still Photography

Brand Strategy and Positioning Minor Project: Print Advertising Design

Semester V Semester VI

Art Direction and Filmmaking Account Management & Planning

Media Review and Literary Criticism Agency Simulation

Online Advertising Major Project: Film Advertising Design

Media Management and ClientRelationship Management


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BBA (Retail Management)


Business Organization Organizational Behavior

Business Economics I Business Economics II

Business Mathematics Business Statistics

Business Accounting Financial Management

Business Computing Business Communication II

Business Communication I Marketing Communication


Human Resource Management Marketing of Services

Operations Management Materials Management

Logistics and Supply Chain Management Research Methodology & Report Writing

Consumer Behavior & Market Research CRM & e-CRM

Retail Concepts & Environment Retail Selling Techniques

Industry visit


Store Operation Management Visual Merchandising

Business Policy & Strategy Entrepreneurship & Venture Management

Retail Branding Retail Automation

Shoppers Behavior Dissertation II

Summer Internship

Dissertation I


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BBA (Travel & Tour)


Business Organization Organizational Behavior

Fundamentals of Travel & Tourism Business Economics I

Business Mathematics Business Statistics

Business Accounting IATA Travel & Tourism

Business Communication I India Cultural Heritage: Tourism Perspective

Business Computing


Marketing Management Business Communication II

Research Methodology and Report Writing Business Law

Foreign Language (French) Marketing Communication

Financial Management Consumer Behavior & Market Research

Business Economics II Travel Agency & Tour Operation

Human Resource Management Practicum: Tour Operation


Essential of Strategic Management Marketing of Airlines and Cruise

Customer Relationship Management Marketing of Hotels, Resorts & Tours

International Tourism Entrepreneurship & Venture Management

Adventure Tourism Dissertation II

Dissertation I

Summer Internship


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MBA (Fashion & Retail Management)


Economics & Management Decisions Indian Fashion Scenario

Quantitative Technique Research Methodology and App Statistics

Business Communication & Negotiation Skills Basic Concepts of Fashion Products and Manufacturing

Organizational Behavior Human Resource Management

Marketing Management Global Fashion Scenario

IT for Managers Financial Management

Financial Accounting Industrial Visits


E- Business & E-Commerce Cross Cultural Management

International Logistics Management Visual Merchandising

Principles of Fashion Marketing & Merchandising Entrepreneurship and Fashion Venture Management

International Trade Operations & Documentation International Fashion Marketing

Retail Marketing Dissertation II

Summer Internship

Dissertation I


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MBA (Sports Management)


Economics & Management Decisions Operations & Materials Management

Quantitative Technique Research Methodology and App Statistics

Organizational Behavior Human Resource Management

Marketing Management Business Communication & Negotiation Skills

Domain Specific Course Domain Specific Courses

Introduction to Sports Management Sports Marketing

Sports Facility and Event Design

Visits to Sporting Arenas

Domain Tailored Courses Domain Tailored Courses

IT Applications in Sporting Events Financial Marketing in Sports

Accounting for Sports Organization and events


Business Policy and Strategy

Project Management & Contract Admin.

Domain Specific Courses Domain Specific Courses

Global Sports Management Integrated Sports Management

Sports Communication Dissertation II

Management and Leadership in Sports Organizations

Player Management

Summer Internship

Dissertation I

Domain Tailored Course Domain Tailored Courses

Managing facilities and Stadia Ethics in Sports Management

Entrepreneurship in Sports


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B. TECH - IT(Cloud Computing & Virtualization Technology)


Physics I Physics II

Chemistry Mathematics II

Mathematics I Data Structures using C

Problem Solving with C Engineering Graphics

Professional Communication I Professional Communication II

Environmental Studies Introduction to PHP using IDE

Introduction to Open Source & Open Standards Dynamic Paradigm in Cloud Computing I

& OSS Development Methodology

Introduction to Mathematical Logic

Practical Practical

Physics Lab I Data Structures using C Lab

Chemistry Lab Engineering Graphics Lab I

C Programming Lab Physics Lab II

Professional Communication Lab I Professional Communication Lab II

PHP Lab


Mathematics III Microprocessors

Practical OOPS using C++ Data Communication & Networks

Computer Systems Architecture Service oriented architecture

Introduction to Virtualization and Cloud Dynamic Paradigm in Cloud Computing II

Technical Communication Operating Systems

Database Management Systems & data modeling Advanced SQL

Philosophy of Science Theory of Automata & Computation

Electronic Devices & Circuits Introduction to Virtualization and Cloud II

Practical Principles of Management

OOPS using C++ Lab Practical

DBMS Lab Microprocessor Lab

Operating System Lab

Advanced SQL Lab

Hypervisor Lab


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Software Engineering & UML Software Project Management

Computer Graphics Enterprise Java

Cloud Computing Platforms: VmWare Platforms: Cloudburst

Java Programming Dynamic Paradigm in Cloud Computing III mode

Advanced IDE Storage Technology Foundation

Web Application server and Advanced PHP Platform Tools

HTML programming

Organizational behavior

Practical Practical

IDE Lab Enterprise Java Lab

Java & HTML Lab Minor Project II

Minor Project I Comprehensive Viva-I

Industrial Visit Computer Graphics Lab

Platforms Lab

Semester VII Semester VIII

Security Network Security & Cryptography

Application Development I Dynamic Paradigm in Cloud Computing IV

Advanced Scripting Business Intelligence & Data Warehouse

Versioning & Bug Tracking Managing the cloud

Backup & DR Application development – II

Performance Tuning Entrepreneurship and product development

Managerial Economics Professional Ethics

Scripting Lab

Practical Practical

Seminar Major Project II

Industrial Training

Comprehensive Viva II

Performance Tuning Lab

Major Project I


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B. Tech - IT(Open Source Software & Open Standards)



Chemistry Mathematics II

Mathematics I Data Structures using C

Problem Solving with C Engineering Graphics

Professional Communication I Professional Communication II

Environmental Studies Introduction to PHP using IDE

Introduction to Open Source & Open Standards Dynamic Paradigm in Open Source & Open Standards I

Introduction to Mathematical Logic

Practical Practical

Physics Lab I Data Structures using C Lab

Chemistry Lab Engineering Graphics Lab I

C Programming Lab Physics Lab II

Professional Communication Lab I Professional Communication Lab II

PHP Lab


Mathematics III Microprocessors

OOPS using C++ Data Communication & Networks

Computer Systems Architecture IT Applications and Open Standards

OSS Development Methodology Dynamic Paradigm in Open Source & Open Standards II

Technical Communication Operating Systems

Database Management Systems & data modeling Advanced SQL

Philosophy of Science Theory of Automata & Computation

Electronic Devices & Circuits Graphic & Animation Tools

Practical Principles of Management

Practical Practical

OOPS using C++ Lab Microprocessor Lab

DBMS Lab Operating Systems Lab

Advanced SQL Lab

Graphic & Animation Lab


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Software Engineering & UML Software Project Management

Computer Graphics Enterprise Java

Marketing & Services in OSS XML programming

Java Programming Dynamic Paradigm in Open Source & Open Standard III

Advanced IDE Storage Technology Foundation

Web Application server and Advanced PHP Open Source Mobile platform

HTML programming

Organizational behavior

Practical Practical

Advanced PHP & IDE Lab Enterprise Java Lab

Java & HTML Lab Minor Project II

Minor Project I (Web app) Comprehensive Viva-I

Industrial Visit Computer Graphics Lab

Mobile Platform Lab


Retail applications & ARTS - I Network Security & Cryptography

Healthcare applications & HL7 - I Dynamic Paradigm in Open Source & Open Standards IV

Web 2.0 Technologies Business Intelligence & Data Warehouse

Versioning & bug tracking Retail applications & ARTS - II

Graphics & Animation Tools Healthcare applications & HL7 - II

Linux desktop & Admin, OSS Tools and Device Entrepreneurship and product developmentsetups on OS platform

Managerial Economics Professional Ethics

Scripting Lab

Practical Practical

Seminar Major Project II

Industrial Training

Comprehensive Viva II

Performance Tuning Lab

Major Project I


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B. TECH(Electronics & Communication Engineering)



Engineering Graphics Chemistry

Mathematics I Mathematics II

Computer Science Basics Electrical Engineering

Communication Workshop I Communication Workshop II

Workshop Technology Environmental Studies

Practical Practical

Physics Lab I Electrical Lab

Engineering Graphics Lab I Engineering Graphic Lab

Computer Lab Physics Lab II

Engineering Workshop


Mathematics III Electromagnetic Field Theory

OOPs with C & C++ Instrumentation & Measurement

Signals & Systems Digital Logic Design & Application,

Electronic Devices & Circuits (EDC) Analog Electronic

Network Theory Information Theory & Coding

Communication Workshop III Electronic Material & Processes

Communication Workshop IV

Practical Practical

OOPs Lab Instrumentation & Measurement Lab

EDC Lab Analog Electronics Lab

Network Lab Digital Circuit Design Lab

Electronics Workshop


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Linear Integrated Circuits Antenna & Wave Propagation

Numerical Methods Control System Engineering

Microprocessor & Peripherals Digital Signal Processing

Communication Systems Digital Communication

Power Electronics & Derives Advanced Microprocessor & Embedded Systems

Artificial Intelligence

Practical Practical

Communication Lab Advanced Microprocessor & Embedded Systems Lab

Microprocessor Lab Communication Lab II

Linear Integrated Circuit Lab DSP Lab

Industrial Visit Minor Project II

Minor Project I Comprehensive Viva I


VLSI Engineering Micro Electro Mechanical Systems

Nano Electronics Technology Industrial Automation

Microwave Electronics Industrial Management

Elective-I (Choose any 1) Elective II (Choose any 1)

Optical Communications VHTL

Remote Sensing Radar Systems

Wireless Communications Multimedia Systems

Solar Cell Technology Biomedical Instrumentation

I C Technology Broadband Wireless Communication

Practical Practical

VLSI Lab Major Project II

Microwave & Antenna Lab

Major Project I

Seminar

Industrial Training

DISCLAIMER

• Every effort is made to ensure that information contained in this Information Bulletin is accurate andup-to-date. However, the contents of individual courses and the programs for any given degree areunder constant academic review in light of current circumstances and requirement of industry and maychange from time to time; with some programs and courses being modified, discontinued or replaced.

• The University reserves the right at any time to change or amend the course nomenclature,module content, commencement dates, time, location, fees and the Terms and Conditions.

• The University also reserves the right to discontinue, postpone or move the operation of any of itscourse or program of study and effect change in student intake due to any academic orr e g u l a t o r yrequirements.

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