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UNDER GRADUATE&

POST GRADUATE COURSES

R.B.V.R.R. Women’s College(Autonomous)

NARAYANGUDA, HYDERABAD - 500 027Affiliated to Osmania University

Re-Accredited by NAAC with ‘A’ GradeRecognised by UGC as “College with Potential for Excellence”

HAND BOOK2019 - 2020

R.B.V.R.R. Women’s College

2 F Hand Book 2019-20


Hand Book 2019-20 F 3

PERSONAL MEMORANDUM

Name .............................................................................

Father’s Name .............................................................................

Mother’s Name .............................................................................

Class ........................................ Section …….............…

Group ……… .................................Year……......................

Registration No. .............................................................................

Blood Group .............................................................................

Address .............................................................................

.............................................................................

Telephone No. .............................................................................

Cell No. .............................................................................

E- Mail .............................................................................

Signature of the Student Signature of the Parent/Guardian



S.No. CONTENTS Page No.

1. Personal Memorandum ............................. 3

2. Vision and Mission & Goals and Objectives 3

4. Almanac (PG) .......................................... 8

5. Almanac (UG) .......................................... 9

6. About the College ..................................... 6

7. Important Events ........................................ 10

8 College Administration ............................. 11

9. Code of Conduct ...................................... 13

10. General Facilities ..................................... 14

11. Clubs, Centers and Cells ......................... 15

12. General Information ................................... 16

13. Programmes offered in the College ............ 17

14. Curriculum .................................................. 18

15. Choice Based Credit System (CBCS) ........ 24

16. Scheme of Examination (UG) .................... 25

17. Scheme of Examination (PG) .................... 26

18. Rules and Regulations ............................... 33

19. Gold Medals/Cash Prizes/Rolling Cups .... 41

20. Time Table .................................................... 44



VISION

To be a quality education institution in the region by enhancing, inspiring and empowering women specially those hailing from rural areas.

MISSION • To promote knowledge and value based education through

academic excellence.

• To train for self-employment.

• To provide education to women updated with infrastructural facilities, and support services at relatively reasonable fees.

• To inculcate spirit of leadership among the students

• To constantly improve the quality of academic inputs.

GOALS AND OBJECTIVES

• Education to women especially from backward rural areas and disadvantaged sections of society.

• Promotion of academic excellence through Teaching –Learning process and creation of Quality infrastructural facilities.

• Training for self employment through skill development.

• Focus on quality education, life and career management skills for women empowerment.

• Inculcating in students positive attitude, a spirit of critical inquiry, analytical thinking and problem- solving skills.

• Promoting the spirit of leadership and competence among the students by various academic, value based and related programmes.



ABOUT THE COLLEGE…

Raja Bahadur Venkata Rama Reddy Women’s College, RBVRRWC which is commonly known to the public as Reddy College, was established in1954byHyderabadMahilaVidhyaSangham (HMVS) -anon-profiteducational society with a vision to empower women, especially those from rural areas,through quality education. The College is the second oldest women’s college in the city of Hyderabad, and has recently celebrated ‘Diamond Jubilee Year’.

The College owes its existence to the foresight of Sri. Raja Bahadur Venkata Rama Reddy, Kotwal of the erstwhile Hyderabad State, who believed that modern education is the most appropriate vehicle for emancipation and advancement of women. His vision was translated to reality by the untiringeffortsofSriBurgulaRamakrishnaRao,thefirstChiefMinisterof erstwhile Hyderabad State, Shri Madapati Hanumantha Rao, former Mayor of Hyderabad and Chairman of the Legislative Council A.P, and Shri K.V. Ranga Reddy, former Deputy Chief Minister of A.P, who were the pioneers in propagating women education in the State. This legacy of noble service to women education has been continued by successive managements comprising of Judges, Professors and other people of eminenceinthefieldofeducation.

The College had the rare privilege of welcoming Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, the first Prime Minister of India,who laid the foundation stone on 3rd January 1954;

Dr. S. Radhakrishnan,former President of India, who inaugurated the College building on 6th January 1955; and Smt. Indira Gandhi, former Prime Minister, who inaugurated the Hostel Building on 28th July 1965.

Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, former Prime Minister of India, laying the Foundation Stone

of the College building



The visit of Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam, former President of India, on 5th August 2005 to address the students on the eve of ‘Golden Jubilee Celebrations’ is yet another landmark in the history of the College.

The College is recognized by UGC under2(f)and12(b);affiliatedtoOsmania University; conferred Autonomous status by UGC

Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, former Vice-President of India inaugurating the College building

Shri APJ Abdul Kalam, former President of India at the Valedictory of the Golden Jubilee celebrations

since 1989;selected by UGC as a ‘College with Potential for Excellence (CPE)’since 2010; accredited with “A” Grade by National Assessment & Accreditation Council (NAAC) from 2007 to 2017;and was awarded B++ grade in 2018 in the changed accreditation procedure of NAAC.

The College is centrally located in the City of Hyderabad with a lovely and sprawling campus; 6 buildings; 46 classrooms; 31 science laboratories; 13 staff rooms and a campus hostel for students from rural areas. Presently, 17 different UG programs and 5 PG programs are offered under Semester and Choice Based Credit System (CBCS). Besides, several conventional, careeroriented,andskillenhancementcertificatecoursesarealsoofferedas value addition.



ALMANAC 2019 -2020P.G

Semester III / IS.No. Description Dates

1 Commencement of Classes01/06/2019- III01/08/2019 – I

2Commencement of Internal Assessment

11/09/2019 – 13/09/2019- III21/10/19 – 23/10/2019- I

3. Short Vacation 02/10/2019 to 08/10/20194 Last date of instruction 14/11/2019 ( I & III)

5.Commencement of Practical exams

18/11/2019 – 21/11/2019

6 Preparation Holidays 22/11/2019 – 29/11/2019

7 Commencement of exams 30/11/2019 to 13/12/2019

7. Semester break 16/12/2019 - 21/12/2019

Semester IV/ IIS.No. Description Dates

1 Commencement of Classes 23/12/2019


02/03/2020 - 04/03/2020

3 Last date of instruction 15/04/2020

4. Commencement of Practical Exams & Project Evaluation

16/04/2020 –20/04/2020

5 Preparation Holidays 21/04/2020 – 27/04/2020

6 Commencement of exams 28/04/2020 -16/05/2020

7Re opening of the college for the academic year 2020-2021

01/06/2020



ALMANAC 2019 -2020U.G

Semester –I/III/VS.No. Description Dates

1 Commencement of Classes 01/06/2019 to 27/09/2019

2 Teaching days 90 days


05/08/2019 to 08/08/2019

4 Preparation Holidays 28-9-2019 to 9-10-2019

5. Short vacation 02/10/2019 to 08/10/2019

6Commencement of Practical exams

11/10/2019 to 17/10/2019


8 Semester break 09/11/2019 to 13/11/2019

Semester II/ IV/ VI

1 Commencement of Classes 14/11/2019 to 06/03/2020

2 Teaching days 90 days


21/01/2020 to 24/01/2020

4 Preparation Holidays 07-03-2020 to 12-03-2020

4Commencement of Practical Exams

13/03/2020 to 23/03/2020


8 Summer Vacation 21/04/2020 to 31/05/2020

8Re opening of the college for the academic year 2020-2021

01/06/2020



IMPORTANT EVENTS

1. Telangana Formation Day - 2nd June

2. Independence Day - 15 th August

3. Raja Bahadur Venkat Rama Reddy Birthday Celebrations - 22nd August

4. Teacher’s Day - 5th September

5. Inaugural of the Student Council & Cultural Evening - September

6. Republic Day - 26th January

7. Sports Day & College Day - February



COLLEGE ADMINISTRATIONHon. Secretary & Correspondent

Prof. G. SUDARSHAN REDDY

PrincipalDr. SARADA KESIRAJU

Academic Co-ordinator cum Vice PrincipalDr. J. ACHYUTHA DEVI

UGC Co-ordinatorDr. R. BINDU

IQAC Co-ordinatorMs. VIJAYA

EXAMINATION BRANCHController of Examinations Ms. K. SwapnaAddl.Controller of Examinations 1. Ms.T.Vani Madhavi 2. Ms. B. Manjula

HEADS OF THE DEPARTMENTS (UG)Biotechnology Dr. P. Nanda DeviBotany, Food & Nutrition Dr. A. RajaniBusiness Management Prof. G. Renuka SagarChemistry & Forensic Science Dr.V.Jeevana JyothiCommerce Mrs. S. AnithaComputer Science Ms. T. Vamshi Mohana ReddyEnglish & Foreign Languages Ms. M. Suchitra History Dr. Hema SubramanianJournalism Ms. M. Anuradha Dept. of Languages (Indian) Mr. M. V. V. SatyanarayanaMathematics & Statistics Ms. Swetha SrivastavaMicrobiology & Zoology Ms. A.Chandra PradyuthaPhysics& Electronics Ms. P. SakuntalaPhysical Education Ms. Anuradha Nirmal Kumar



OFFICE Administrativeofficer Mr.K.SekharReddy Admissions, Examinations Mr. B. Lava Kumar Students Services Mrs. E. Swapna Reddy Scholarships Ms. S. Sangeetha

CENTRAL LIBRARY Librarian Ms. J. Aruna Asst. Librarian Ms. Anuradha Asst. Librarian Ms. Ch. Vatsala Asst. Librarian Ms. R. Sarala Devi Asst. Librarian Ms. G. Saraswathi



CODE OF CONDUCT

• College timings 9.30 A.M. to 4.00 P.M.

• Students should be punctual to their classes, gates will be closed by 9:30am.

• Students should wear their College Identity Cards in the College premises.

• Visitors are not allowed to meet their wards during College hours.

• 75% attendance is mandatory to appear for Internal Assessment Tests, Semester Exams.

• Ragging is strictly prohibited as per Government Orders.

• Use of mobile phones / FM in the College is not allowed as per Government Order.

• Absolute silence must be maintained in the classrooms, library and corridors.

• Students should check the Notice Board regularly.

• Cleanliness must be maintained in the class rooms and in the College campus.

• Students should visit the Library / English Language Lab during free periods. · Students should be dressed neatly and decently.

• Students must take care of their belongings.



GENERAL FACILITIES

The college is centrally located in 3.5 acres of land with six buildings. Facilities.

• 46 Class rooms

• 31 Laboratories

• Central Library

• 4 Departmental Libraries

• English Language Lab

• 13 Staff rooms

• 1 Seminar Hall UG

• 1 Seminar Hall PG

• 1 Model Class Room & 2 Smart Class Rooms

• Auditorium

• Open Air Theatre

• Spacious Gym and Games room

• Health Centre

• Elevator

• Ramp connecting two blocks

• Hostel with 145 rooms

• 62.5 KV generator

• Canteen

• Consumer Co-Operative Stores

• Wi-Fi Campus

• Napkin Incinerator



CLUBS, CENTERS AND CELLS

ClubsCURIE club Dept. of Chemistry & Forensic science

Ganana Club Department of Mathematics

Physics Club Department of Physics

Quills Literacy Club Department of English

Eco Club Department of Botany

Flagella Club Department of Zoology & Microbiology

Akraya Club Department of Commerce

Aatmavishwas Club Department of Hindi

AWE Club IQAC

Centers1. SAHITA- A Psychological Counseling Center

2. Centre for Digital Literacy

3. Centre for Financial Literacy

4. Centre for Health and Nutrition

5. Centere for Community services

Cells1. Entrepreneurship Development Cell (EDC)

2. Grievance Redressal Cell

3. Equal Opportunity Cell

4. Women Empowerment Cell

5. Placement and Career Guidance Cell

6. Internal Compliance Cell

7. Anti-Sexual Harassment Cell

8. Anti Ragging Cell



GENERAL INFORMATION

Identity CardAn Identitycard is issuedto studentsafter the admission isfinalized.Library cards, Hall ticket, Memorandum of marks and other important documents will be issued only if the ID card is produced.

Bus PassStudents applying for a Bus Pass should get their forms signed by following Teachers.

UG Courses

B.Sc. Students: Ms. Krishnaveni Dept. of Chemistry Dr. Vani Dept. of Botany

B.Com Students: Ms. Salomi Dept. of Commerce Ms. Sindhuri Dept. of Commerce

B.A. Students: Ms. Pavani Dept. of Journalism

BBA, BBM Students : Dr. Renuka Sagar Dept. of Business Management

PG COURSES M.Sc. Students : Ms. T. Vamshi Mohana Dept. of Computer Science.

MBA Students : Dr. Renuka Sagar Dept. of Business Management



PROGRAMMES OFFERED IN THE COLLEGE• The following UG programmes are offered in the College for the

Academic year 2019-20: B.A, B.Sc., B Com, B.B.M and B.B.A• All Undergraduate Programmes are of six Semesters (3 years) duration.• The following PG Programmes are offered in the College: M.Sc (Organic Chemistry), M.Sc (Mathematics), MSc (Computer

Science), MSc ( Data Science), and M.B.A. Courses offered in each program (Under Graduate)• The following Courses, and combination of subjects, are offered for

study in the College:1. Faculty of Commerce: Commerce (General/ Computers)2. Faculty of Science: Botany, Bio-Technology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Electronics,

Forensic Science, Food and Nutrition, Mathematics, Micro-Biology, Physics, Statistics, Zoology.

3. Faculty of Arts and Humanities English Language and Literature, History, Journalism.4. Combinations Offered in each Programmes:

B.Com.: General, Computers

B.Sc. : Biotechnology, Chemistry & Forensic Science (BtCFs) Forensic Science, Computer Science, Chemistry (FsCsC) Botany, Zoology & Chemistry (BZC) Food & Nutrition, Botany, Chemistry (FNBC) Food & Nutrition, Zoology , Chemistry (FNZC) Mathematics, Physics & Chemistry (MPC) Mathematics, Physics & Computer Science (MPCs) Mathematics, Statistics & Computer Science (MSCs) Mathematics, Electronics & Computer Science (MECs) Microbiology, Zoology & Chemistry (MZC)

BA : English Language and Literature, History, Journalism (ELLHJ)BBM : Bachelor of Business Management B.B.A.: Bachelor of Business Administration



CURRICULUMThe curriculum of each UG Program consists of three components: Part I: Languages Part II: Optional subjects (DSC & DSE), Skill Enhancement Courses (SEC) and Generic Electives (GE) Part III: AECC - Environmental Science (ES), Gender Sensitization,NSS/NCC/Sports/CertifiedVoluntaryWork

AECC (Ability Enhancement Compulsory Course)Semester I: Environmental Studies Semester II: Gender SensitizationAECC (Ability Enhancement Compulsory Course) has a weightage of two credits. It is mandatory for all students to have minimum 75 % attendance for both internal and External and should complete in the same Semester. In case a student is unable to complete the courses due to a valid reason, she has to complete it in the next Semester. The Credits earned in AECC courses, however will not added in the calculation of SGPA / CGPA.

Note:

a) BBM program has only English in Part I, and more optional papers in Part II compared to B.A /B Sc /B Com.

b) NSS includes Blood donation camp, Tree plantation, Awareness Campaign Adoption of Villages/Slums, Special Camps and any other Service recognized by the college from time to time.

c) CertifiedvoluntaryworkincludessupervisionandcleanlinessofCollege Campus, Classrooms, Rest Rooms, Library Maintenance/ Adult literacy in improvised classrooms/Eradication of child labor and enrolling them in schools/Service at old age homes/Service at hospitals and any other service recognized by the College from time to time.

• The Curriculum of each PG Program consists of two components: Part I : Optional subjects Part II : Skill Enhancement Courses (SEC) & Generic Electives (GE)



SKILL ENHANCEMENT COURSES (UG)S.

No.Name of the

Dept. III semester IV semester V semester VI semester

1. BBA Communication For Business –I

CommunicationFor Business –II

Personality Development

Entrepreneur-ship Develop-ment

2. Botany Floriculture Vermi-composting Biofertilizers

Canning and Food Preservation

3. Biotechnology Immuno Technology

Enzyme Technology

Molecular Plant Breeding

Intellectual Property Rights

4. Business Mgmt (UG)

Human Computer Interaction Rural Marketing Cyber crime Stock

Exchange

5. Chemistry

Safety rules in Chemistry Laboratory & Lab reagents

Pollution Prevention & Analysis of Water & Soil

Fertilizers & Pesticides

Polymer Chemistry

Fuel ChemistryChemistry of Consumer Products

Corrosion &Its control

Industrial Chemistry

6.CommerceB.Com (Gen) & C.S

Principles of Insurance

Practice of Life Insurance

Practice of General Insurance

Regulation of Insurance Business

7. Computer Science

GIMP(GNU Image Manipulation Program)

SEO (Search Engine Optimization)

Python- 1 Python-2

Multi Media System And Applications

Computer Graphics

Computer Organization

Information Security

8. English Language and Literature Corporate Fiction Writing for the

Digital Media

Modern Classics in Translation

Academic Writing

9. Electronics Basic Electronic Instruments

Electrical Circuits and Network Skills

Basics of Power Electronics

Microwave Devices

10. Forensic Science

Poisoning BiometricsAbuse of Alcohol and Tobacco

Criminal Psychology

Forensic Nanotechnology

Mobile phone Forensics

Forensic Anthropology

Policing and Law Enforcement



11. Food & Nutrition Bakery Food Service Management

Quantity Food Production

Patient Counseling Techniques and skills

12. HistoryPrinciples and Methods of Archaeology

Museology Women Studies

Indian Heritage and Culture

13. Journalism Advertising Development Communication Media Laws Media and

Human Rights

14. Mathematics a) Logic & Setsb) Theory of Equations

a) Transportation & Game Theoryb)Number Theory

a)Boolean Algebraa)Mathematical Modeling

a) Recursionb)Graph theory

15. StatisticsConcepts of Sequence of Random Variables

Statistics for Psychology and Education

Big Data Analysis

Statistical Techniques in Data Mining

16. Micro Biology Haematology Food Adulteration

Food Processing

Hospital waste Management

17. Physics

Acoustical Masurement of BuildingsAnd Musical scale

Domestic Appliances, Maintenance and their repairs

Electrical circuit skills Astrophysics

18. Zoology Apiculture Aquarium Fish Keeping Sericulture Medical

Diagnostics

a. SKILL ENHANCEMENT COURSES (PG)

S.No. Name of the Dept. I Semester III Semester

1. M.Sc. (Chemistry)

Basics of Analytical Chemistry Intellectual Property Rights

Water Treatment Fluorescent Dyes

2. M.Sc. (Computer Science )

Computer Graphics Soft ware testing

Digital Imaging Information Systems

3. M.Sc. (Mathematics) Classical Mechanics Hankel and Melin Transforms

4. MBA Business Communication – I Business Communication –II

Each undergraduate student is expected to complete a minimum of four Skill Enhancement Courses in Semesters III, IV, V and VI (Minimum one Skill Enhancement Course in each Semester). Each Postgraduate student is expected to complete a minimum of two Skill Enhancement courses in each semesters( I & III). It is mandatory for all students to have 75% attendance,(For Internal and End semester Examinations) and better than ‘F’ grade to earn a credit. The credit(s) earned in Skill Enhancement Courses, will be included in the calculation of SGPA /CGPA.)



GENERIC ELECTIVE COURSES (UG)Generic Elective (GE) is introduced as part of Core Electives under the CBCS stream. The following Courses are offered for Under Graduate students in Semester V & VI.

S. No. Name of the Dept. V semester VI semester

1. BBA Principles of Management Banking and Insurance

2. Botany Role of Medicinal Plants in Day to Day life Millets in Your Meal.

3. Biotechnology Fundamentals of Biotechnology

Applications of Biotechnology

4. Business Management (UG) Branding HR Contemporary

Practices

5. Chemistry(UG)Food Chemistry Textile Science

Pharmaceuticals Waste Management in food Industries

6. Computer science Information Technologies-1 Information Technologies-2

7. Commerce Introduction to Indian Economy

Sectors of Indian Economy

8. Electronics Electronic Devices Principles of Electronic Domestic Appliances

9. English Language and Literature

Communication Skills in English

Business Communication Skills

10. Forensic scienceHuman Rights Crime against Women

Go Green First-id

11. Food & nutrition Fundamentals of Food and Nutrition

Approach to Human Life Style Methods

12. History Indian National Movement(1857-1947AD)

History of Telangana Movement and State Formation (1948-2014)

13. Journalism Advertising Magazine and Photo-Journalism



14. Mathematics Lattice Theory Quantitative Aptitude

15. Statistics Basic Statistics-1 Basic Statistics-2

16. Microbiology Microbiology & Human Health

Contagious Diseases & Immunization

17. Physics Transmission and Communication system.

Renewable Energy Sources.

18. Zoology Health and Wellness Clinical Science

GENERIC ELECTIVE COURSES (PG)The Following list of Generic Elective is offered in Semester II & IV for all Post Graduate Courses.

S.No Name of the Dept. II Semester IV semester

1. M.Sc (Chemistry)

Chemistry in Everyday Life Forensic Chemistry

Cosmetics Pollution Prevention and Management

2.M.Sc (Computer Science)

Web Designing & Development

Internet and E-Commerce

Algorithmic Approaches ICT Skills

3. M.Sc (Mathematics) Elements of Graph Theory Bio calculus

4. MBA Personal Effectiveness Healthcare Management

Each Inter Disciplinary Elective (Generic Elective) has a weight age of two credits. It is mandaory for all the students to have minimum 75% attendance, (for Internal and End Semester Examinations) and better than F Grade to earn the credits. It is compulsory for a student to complete Generic Elective course in the same Semester. In case a student is unable to complete these Generic Elective Courses due to a valid reason, she has to complete it is the next Semester failing which, she has to register a fresh for a Generic Elective Course. The students should choose the Generic Elective subjects form the suggested pool of provisional list whih is given in the above table other than their core subjects.



The following list of Certificate courses is offered for U.G & P.G studentsCertificate Courses:-

Sl. No.

Name of the Dept. Semester - I Semester-

IISemester

IIISemester

IVSemester

VSemester

VI

1.BBM(UG)

Nascent Professional HR-Profe-

ssionalProfessional data Analyst

Smart Accountant

Smart Tax Accountant

Data Analysis-SPSS Software

2. CommerceInvestment Banking Operations

Banking and Financial services

3.Computer Science(UG)

Event Management

4.Computer Science(PG)

Data Marketing

DataAnalytics

Android

5.Chemistry(UG &PG)

Cyber Forensics

Spectral Techniques in Pharma Industry

6.Food and Nutrition(UG)

Holistic Health (6 Months Duration)

7.Forensic Science

Food safety & toxicology

Forensic Dermato-glyphics

Document Examination

8. MathematicsProgramming in Python and Mathematics

9. PhysicsBasic Embedded System Design

10. StatisticsData Analysis using R-software



CHOICE BASED CREDIT SYSTEM (CBCS) GUIDELINESThe College has introduced CBCS system from the Academic Year 2012-13.

1. Program: Each branch of study (B.A/B.Sc / B.Com / BBM / BBA) and M.Sc is called a program.

2. Course: A ‘paper’ in the subject of study offered in a degree program is called a course.

3. Curriculum: The various components of each and every degree program that give appropriate teaching – learning experience are collectively called curriculum.

4. Credit(s): A numerical weightage given to each course of study based on the number of instructional hours and depth of teaching – learning experience.

5. Grade Letter (GL): GL is an index of the performance of a student in a particular course. It is awarded based on the actual marks secured by a student in a course. Grade Letters are O, A, B, C, D, E, F.

6. Grade Point (GP): GP is the weightage allotted to each Grade Letter assigned depending on the range of marks awarded in a course.

7. Credit Points (CP): CP refers to the product of number of credits multiplied by the Grade Point for a given course.

8. Semester Grade Point Average (SGPA): SGPA is the performance of the student in a given Semester, and is calculated based on the total credit points earned by the student in all the courses of the Semester and the total number of credits assigned to the courses in that Semester.

9. Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA): CGPA refers to the Cumulative Grade Point Average weighted across all the six semesters for UG Programmes and IV Semesters for P.G. Programmes



SCHEME OF EXAMINATIONU G

Theory:• The duration for Semester End Examination for Theory and Practicals

is 2 hours for all UG courses.

• Each Semester paper carries 50 marks out of which 30 marks are allotted for the External Examination and 20 marks are allotted for Internal Assessment. A Candidate is required to secure a minimum of 40% marks in Theory and 50% in Practicals in the External Examinations for UG and PG Courses.

Internal Assessment for Semester I, II, III, IV, V and VI.

• TheTotalNumberofmarksallottedforInternalsis20 1. Written test = 10 Marks 2. Assignment / Record /project work = 5 Marks 3. Viva Voce= 3 Marks 4. Class room participation = 1 Mark 5. Attendance (above 75%) at the end of semester = 1 Mark 6. For the subject English total internal assessment of 20 is distributed

as mentioned below : i. Written test = 10 Marks ii. Viva Voce in Semester I & III ( 8 Marks) iii. Computer Based Testing (CBT) in Semester II & IV (8 Marks) iv. Class room participation = 1 Mark v. Attendance (above 75%) at the end of semester = 1 Mark

• It is mandatory to write all the Tests.

Practical Examination:• There will be practical examinations at the end of each Semester.• Each practical paper carries 25 marks out of which 15 marks are allotted

for Semester examination and 10 marks are allotted for continuous evaluation during the Semester.



SCHEME OF EXAMINATIONP G

Theory:1) The duration of End Semester Examination for Theory and Practicals is

3 hours.2) Each Semester paper carries 100 marks out of which 60 marks are

allotted for the End Semester Examination and 40 marks are set apart for Internal Assessment. A Candidate is required to secure a minimum of 40% marks in Theory and 50% in Practicals in the End Semester Exam.

Internal Assessment TestsSemester Assessment for I, II, III, IV. The total number of marks allotted is 40. 1. Written Test = 20

2. Assignments = 10

3. Viva- Voce = 6 marks

4. Class Room Participation = 2 marks

5. Attendance = 2 marks

• It is mandatory to write all the Tests.

Practicals :

1) There will be practical examinations at the end of the each semester.

2) Each practical paper carries 50 marks (IA + ES) .



Scheme of Semester - Wise Credit Allotment for B. Sc / B.A



M.Sc. Data Science

Semester-I No.of credits

optionals 26

Skill enhancement course 02

Total no.of credits 28

Semester-II optionals 26

GE 02


Semester-III optionals 26

Skill enhancement course 02


Semester-IV optionals 26

GE 02


Total Credits 112



RULES AND REGULATIONS UG & PG PROGRAMMESThe rules and regulations shall be applicable to all the Undergraduate and Post Graduate students admitted during the academic year 2019-20 and after.

• Attendance

I. A student is eligible to appear for Internal and End semester Examination, (Theory & Practical) only if she has a minimum of 75% attendance in all subjects both Core and Electives (Skill Enhancement Courses, Generic Electives).

II. Students of undergraduate should also have 75% of attendance for part III courses (AECC - Environmental Science (ES) and Gender Sensitization ,NSS/NCC/Sports/CertifiedVoluntaryWork

III. In deserving cases on medical grounds, the prescribed attendance requirement is condoned to a maximum extent of 10 % on production of avalidmedicalcertificatefromadoctornotlessthantherankofaCivilSurgeon, and on payment of the prescribed fee.

IV. If a UG or PG student represents her institution, University, State or NationinSports,NCC,NSSorCulturaloranyotherofficiallysponsoredactivities, she shall be eligible to claim the attendance for the actual number of days participated, subject to a maximum of 20 days in a Semester,basedonthespecificrecommendationsoftheconcernedHeadof the Department and Principal of the College.

• Evaluation / Examination: Theory Examinations: Out of the total marks for each course, 40% marks shall be allotted for for a continuous assessment (Internal Assessment) and the remaining 60% for the End Semester examinations valued by External Examiners. The pass marks in each Theory and Practical paper is 40% and 50% respectively

• Promotion Rules : (UG)

ConditionstobefulfilledforpromotionfromI/III/VSemesterstoII/ IV / VI Semesters.

There is no detention to move from I to II, III to IV and V to VI Semesters; if the candidate has put in required attendance.



ConditionstobefulfilledforpromotionfromIItoIIISemester:Musthaveearned at least 50 % of the total number of credits in I and II Semesters put together, including Part III (Table No.1)

ConditionstobefulfilledforpromotionfromIVtoVSemester;Musthave earned at least 65% of the total number of credits in I, II, III and IV Semesters, including Skill Enhancement Course (SEC),Generic Elective (GE), Gender Sensitization and Environmental Science,NCC/NSS/CVW/Sports (table No.2)



PROMOTION RULES: (PG)Conditions to be fulfilled for promotion from I, III to II, IV Semester :

There is no detention to move from I to II and III to IV Semesters; if the candidate has put in required attendance and Registered for Examination.

Conditions to be fulfilled for promotion from II to III SemesterMust have earned at least 50% of the total number of credits in I and II semesters put together including Skill Enhancement Courses and Generic Electives.

Improvement of GradesCandidates who have passed in all Theory paper / papers are allowed to appear again for Theory paper/ papers only once in order to improve her grade, by paying the prescribed fee. Such candidates are allowed to appear for improvement examination only once in the next immediate Semester examination. If the candidate improves her grade, then her improved grade will be taken into consideration for the award of SGPA / CGPA.

Recounting / RevaluationThere is a provision for revaluation and recounting of the answer scripts. In caseastudentisnotsatisfiedwiththeresultsoftheendSemesterexaminationin any course/ paper, she can apply to the Controller of Examinations in writingforrevaluationonpaymentofprescribedfeeafterissueoftheNotificationfor Revaluation/Recounting.

The candidate should submit regular memorandum of Marks along with the application and prescribed fee in the Examination Branch while applying



for revaluation / recounting. The Changed marks sheet is issued to the candidates, if result has been changed due to revaluation. No separate intimation will be sent to the candidates where there is no change in the revalued result.

On payment of Rs.1,000/- a student can get photocopy of her answer script.

Re – Admission/Maximum Time for Completion of Course

If a candidate of I semester has less than 40%attendance and has not registered for examination , she is not eligible for promotion into II semester and must apply for Admission afresh in I semester

Rules for Readmission: Readmission is sought Semester wise by the students in the following cases:i) A student who did not put in the required attendance in a Semesterii) A student who did not obtain in the required number of credits

thus detained.iii) A student after completing a Semester / year, did not continue her

studies in the next immediate Semester/ year on personal / health grounds, but desired to continue her studies after a short break

iv) A student who has put in not less than 40% of attendance in a Semester and not registered for the examination, should take readmission into the same semester

v) Candidates who, after completing a Semester / year of the course but has taken T.C to join some other College and come back to continue the earlier course

In all the above cases, readmission is permissible provided they are within the stipulated period (N+2). Further, the approval of the university has to be obtained in respect of those students who take TC to join some other courseandcomebackforreadmissioninthesameCollegewithinfiveyearsfor UG, four years for PG after taking the TC supernumerary.

• Theyshouldjointhecoursewithin4weeksfromthedateofcommencement of classes.

• They should pay the readmission fee as prescribed by the College.



All the re-admissions including such of those students, who take TC and come back, shall be granted by the Principal of the College subject tothefulfilltheaboveconditions.

Supplementary ExaminationStudents who fail in the end Semester examination can take the Supplementary exams in alternative Semester only along with respective end Semester examinations.

There shall be no supplementary examination for Skill Enhancement Courses under Part III. The failed students have to re-register for a Skill Enhancement Course in the next semester and appear for the examination along with fresh batch of students. However, for Generic Elective courses one supplementary examination will be conducted in the immediate next semester examinations.

For all Generic Elective courses only one chance shall be given to appear for the immediate Semester examination failing which a student has to register a fresh for a Course. There shall be an Advanced Supplementary examination for the students who failed the VI Semester only.

Note:NSS/NCC/Sports and CVW (Certified Voluntary Work) activities willbe graded as A (Excellent), B (Good), C (Satisfactory) as per approved guidelines for U.G Programs.

Transitory Regulation:Whenever there is a change in syllabus / model paper, the candidate will be allowed to appear for the failed paper with the same syllabus only in the two additional consecutive exams failing which she will have to write the exams with the existing syllabus.

Issue of Certificates:• A Grade sheet/Memorandum of marks is issued to a candidate, at the

end of every semester within a fortnight from the date of declaration of results.

• A Consolidated Grade sheet/Marks Memorandum along with TransferCertificateandotherrelevantcertificateswillbeissuedtothe successful candidates after the completion of the course.



• ProvisionalCertificatesdulysignedbytheControllerofExaminations,O.U. will be issued to successful candidates at the end of the completion of the course.

• CertificateswillbeissuedonlytothecandidateswithvalidIDProof.

• Any change with regard to Name/Marks/ Medium should be brought to the notice of the controller of examinations within 30 days.

Grading System

The student’s performance in a course (paper), and the program, is calculated by the following procedure:

(a) The answer scripts are valued and marks are awarded, as per rules. The student is deemed to have earned the allotted credits provided, she obtains minimum pass marks prescribed for that paper.

(b) The total marks obtained (Internal + External Examination) in each course are then converted to Grade Letter (GL) as per the approved conversion table. Each GL is given a pre-determined weight called Grade Point (GP) in ascending order from F to O.

(c) Credit Points (CP) are calculated for each course (paper) by multiplying the credits earned in that paper with GP determined for that paper.

(d) SGPA is calculated at the end of each Semester by the given formula.

(e) CGPA is calculated at the end of the entire program by the given formula.

Award of Grade for Theory and Practical Papers



Note: For practical papers, a minimum of 50% is the pass mark. Therefore, for practical papers <50% marks i.e. E and F grades are Fail Grades. The rest of the table is valid as such.

Semester Grade Point Average (SGPA) & Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA)

SGPA indicates the performance of a student in a given Semester. SGPA is based on the total credit points earned by the student in all the courses and the total number of credits assigned to the courses in a Semester (The number of credits assigned may vary from one Course to another). SGPA is computed only if the candidate passes in all the courses (gets a minimum E 5 Grade points).

CGPA indicates the performance of a student in the entire program. CGPA is based on the total credit points earned by the student in all the Semesters in the program. CGPA is computed only if the candidate passes in all the prescribed courses of all the Semesters and gets a minimum E grade in all the Theory courses and D grade in Practical courses.

SGPA and CGPA shall be calculated separately for I and II Parts (Languages andCoreDisciplines).ThefinalmemorandumofmarksreflectstheendSemester memorandum of marks for all the Semesters, the CGPA and the Division.

The following is the step by step process of calculation of Grade Points, Credit Points and Semester Grade Point Average (SGPA) and Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA)

The percentage of marks shown in the Award of Grade is the marks secured by the student in the Internal Assessment and End Semester Examination put together.

Total Credit Points earned for the Course = No. of Credits assigned for the Course multiplied by Grade Point secured for that course.

Computation of SGPA and CGPA



Where Ci = Credits for the course Gpi = The grade point obtained for the course C = The total credits in that Semester n = Number of subjects required for that Semester.

CGPA is obtained by dividing the total number of Credit Points (CPts) in all theSemestersbythetotalnumberofcreditsinalltheSemesters.Thefinalresult at the end of all the Semesters is declared in the form of CGPA.

Where

m = The total number of Semesters

Ci = Total number of credits registered for during a particular Semester Si = SGPA of that Semester.

*Ci: credits excluding that of Add-On Courses

Grading system for NSS/NCC/CVW/Sports should be certified by theconcerned coordinators.

Parent Teacher Meetings:Parent Teacher Meetings are held periodically to enable the parents to monitor the progress of their daughters / Wards.

College Magazine:The College brings out a Students magazine every year. Original articles (Poems, Essays, Short Stories, jokes etc) written by the students in English, Telugu, Hindi and Sanskrit are published. Students are required to submit their articles neatly typed to the concerned members of the Magazine Committee during the month of November.

Student Council:The Student Council is elected by the class representatives to take care of extracurricular activities of the students. The Student Council functions under the guidance of Student Advisors.



The Student Council consists of

1. President elected from III yr degree2. Vice-President elected from III yr degree3. General Secretary elected from II yr degree4. Joint Secretary elected from II yr degree5. Cultural Secretary elected from I yr degree6. Sports Secretary elected from II yr degree

LIST OF GOLD MEDALS/ MERIT SCHOLARSHIPS /CASH PRIZES/ ROLLING CUPS

B. A.,1. Staff Merit Scholarship for highest marks in B.A. Part I

2. Staff Endowments Scholarship for highest marks in B.A. Part II E.M.

3. Chuda Bai Merit Scholarship for highest marks in B.A. Part I & II.

4. Dr. Nittala Krishna Brahmam Cash Prize for highest marks in History.

5. Akkaraju Mallikarjuna Rao Gold Medal for highest marks in ML English.

6. B.V.Harnoor Memorial Merit Scholarship and Rolling Trophy for securing highest marks in History BA Part – II.

7. Y.D.James gold medal for topper in B.A Part - I.

8. Reverend K.Dayanand Bhasker and Smt. Kaveri Hemalatha Bhasker Cash prize and Rolling Trophy for the highest marks in English Language and Literature ( ELL) in BA

B.Com.,1. Staff Endowments scholarship for highest marks in B.Com. Part II.

2. Chuda Bai merit scholarship for highest marks in B.Com. Part I&II

3. Dorothy Nagaraj Rolling Trophy for highest marks in B.Com I.



4. Alumni Association Gold Medal for highest marks in B.Com. Computers.

5. K.V.H.Narsmiha Rao and Smt.K.Durga Mahalakshmi Rolling Trophy Cash prize for highest marks in B.Com General & Computers.

B.Sc.,1. Sri Madi Reddy Ram Reddy Gold Medal for highest marks in B.Sc

Part I & II

2. Dr.P.Seshagiri Rao Gold Medal for highest marks in Chemistry II Year

3. Dronam Raju Subbamma & Bucchi Narayana Murthy Merit Scholarship for highest marks in Physics in B.Sc. I Year.

4. Dronam Raju Subbamma & Bucchi Narayana Murthy Merit Scholarship for highest marks in Physics in B.Sc. II Year.

5. Sri Madi Reddy Ram Reddy & Madi Reddy Lakshmi Bai Scholarship for highest marks in Chemistry.

6. Chuda Bai Merit Scholarship for highest marks in B.Sc. Part I& II

7. Dr. G.P. Udaya Lakshmi Cash Prize for highest marks in Botany E.M.

8. Dr. G.P . Udaya Lakshmi Cash Prize for highest marks in Botany T.M.

9. Staff Endowments Scholarship for highest marks in B.Sc. Part II.

10. Mathematics Staff Merit cash prize for highest marks in Mathematics.

11. A.S.N.Chary Rolling cup for highest marks in Mathematics.

12. Sri. K.V.L Narasimha Rao and late P.Rama Rao Cash Prize for Highest marks in Chemistry.

13. Alumni Association Gold Medal for securing highest marks in B.Sc. (Bio-Tech, Bio-Informatics, Chemistry Combination) Part-II

14. Prof. P. Narasimha Reddy Rolling Cup and Cash Prize for highest marks in Statistics in B.Sc. I & II year put together.



15. Mr. Yeluri. Sreeramdas Rolling Cup and Cash Prize for highest marks in B.Sc. Physics I & II put together.

16. Dr.M.Surekha Reddy Gold Medal and Rolling Trophy for highest marks in B.Sc Forensic Science.

GENERAL1. Panbai Pannalal Pitty Gold Medal for highest marks in Hindi Part1.

2. Konda Thungabhadramma Ranga Reddy Gold Medal for highest marks in Telugu Part I.

3. Smt. Sripathi Rajya Lakshmi Memorial Rolling Cup for highest marks in Telugu Part 1.

4. Sangam Lakshmi Bai Prize for highest marks in Sanskrit Part I.

5. Rai Suraj Chand merit scholarship for highest marks in Hindi S.L.

6. Smt.P.Bala Tripura Sundari Gold Medal for highest marks in S.L Sanskrit

7. J.D. Italia Shield for the best student in Degree.

8. Madapati Sukumara Gold Medal for highest marks in B.A, B.Com, B.Sc. Part II

9. Smt.Yeluri Seemanthini rolling cup and cash prize for highest marks in English I & II Yr put together.


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