hbi 2013-14 for ucdl(part-i)

8/12/2019 HBI 2013-14 for UCDL(Part-I)

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OFFICERS OF THE UNIVERSITY

HONBLE CHANCELLORHis Excellency Sh. Jagannath Pahadia

Governor, Haryana

Telephone Numbers (Office)

Dr. R.S Sharma 01666-248052Vice-Chancellor Fax 01666-248123

Dr. Manoj Siwach 01666-239819Registrar Fax 01666-247049

Prof. Vikram SinghProctorDean, Academic AffairsChief Warden

Prof. Suresh Kumar Gahlawat 01666-247143Dean of Students Welfare and

Dean of Colleges

Prof. Praveen Aghamkar 01666-239808Controller of Examinations


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Dr. R.S SharmaVice-Chancellor

Chaudhary Devi Lal UniversitySirsa-125055 (Haryana)

Chaudhary Devi Lal University, established by an Act of Legislative Assembly, is recognized by

the University Grants Commission under Section 2(f) and 12(B) of the UGC Act. Besides offering

programmes through regular mode, the University through the University Centre for Distance

Learning also provides educational opportunities to those who remained deprived of benefits of

higher education.

Since its inception during the academic Session 2006-07, the University Centre for Distance

Learning has geared itself to impart quality and need-based courses. The University has an

Academic Planning Board and Distance Education Advisory Committee working in close

cooperation with DCI and IGNOU to promote and monitor quality in education. The UCDL

envisioned and devised employment oriented courses like MCA, MBA, MA Education, M.Sc.

Computer Science, M.A. Mass Communication etc. and has had an enthusiastic response from

the aspiring learners. Besides these courses, the UCDL also offers Post Graduate Diploma

courses and programmes like M.A. English, M.A. Hindi, and M.A. Punjabi and Sanskrit of late to

meet the urgent demand it has also introduced graduation courses namely B.A. and B.Com.

These courses are formulated and their syllabi are devised in consultation with competent and

learned faculty of this and other universities. The Distance Education Council of India has granted

provisional recognition to the courses vide letter No.F.No.DEC/Uni./State/07/5596 dated

03.09.2007.To ensure quality study material the University is getting the same written by the

experienced and highly qualified teachers strictly accordingly to DCI guidelines. Teacher-student

interaction is ensured through Personal Contact Progammes, for the benefit of the enrolled

learners. For their convenience, the information related to these courses and other schedules are

displayed on the University Website i.e. www.cdlu.in. The services of the University community

Radio will also be taken for the benefits of the registered students.

I am hopeful that these efforts of the University will benefit all those who aspire to pursue higher

education but so far have not been able to do so under the regular mode. I am sure that our

efforts combined with their high level of commitment and hard work will bring them desired fruits.

Wishing success and good luck.

(R.S Sharma)


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Dr. Manoj SiwachRegistrar


One must strive towards excellence in all spheres of life, as it is the cherished objective of human

life. Education is the art of learning and teaching. The aim of education is alround development of

the personality of humans, propagation of human values, protection of culture and the creation of

secular democratic society. Formal Education has been an established way to meet the above

requirement. However, keeping in view, the socio economic conditions of masses in general, it

has been observed that many people are deprived of the privilege due to such constraints in life

as employment, financial and geographical. Here comes the role of Distance Education as it hasproved a panacea for the have-nots in the field of education. It serves as an optimum trade-off

between the routine professional/academic life and an urge to develop by resorting to academics.

Distance Education provides opportunity to the general masses to taste the nectar of education in

a peripheral way. The University Centre for Distance Learning of this University has been taking

pains in developing curriculum in a user-friendly manner so that the students are provided an

opportunity of learning at their doorsteps.

With the hope that the students will make the best use of the facility of Distance Education and will

achieve their aim by lucubration and hard work, I wish good luck to all the students of DistanceEducation of this University.

(Manoj Siwach)


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Prof. Sultan SinghDirector

University Centre for Distance Learning


Distance learning worldwide has emerged as an effective and innovative alternative system of

education for meeting the ever growing higher educational needs. Higher education in India has

also made a major structural break through in the shape of distance education programmes with

highly successful and extensive facilities for distance learning.

The University Centre for Distance Learning (UCDL) of Ch. Devi Lal University, Sirsa is one of the

energetic, approachable and innovative bodies with nationwide reputation for quality of its courses

and the excellence of its programmes.

Keeping in view the requirements of the age of Information Technology and Cyber Revolution,

UCDL has introduced programmes in various subjects through distance mode for those seeking a

career in teaching at undergraduate and postgraduate levels as well as in other jobs in corporate

sector. The University has developed its website to provide ready information about all academic

issues

It gives me immense pleasure to invite you for fulfilling the educational needs through distance

education programmes offered by Chaudhary Devi Lal University. I assure you that if you havezeal, determination and will to achieve your cherished goal, UCDL will support you to fulfill your

dreams.

(Sultan Singh)


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UNIVERSITY CENTRE FOR DISTANCE LEARNING

COURSE COORDINATORS NAME OF COURSE TELEPHONE NO.

Dr. Dilbag Singh B.C.A, One-Year Diploma inComputer Science and Technology/M.C.A.,M.Sc. Computer Science and PGDCA

Dr. Deepti Dharmani M.A. English, B.A Paper (English) 01666-239816

Sh. Amit Sangwan B.A Optional Paper -(Introduction to Mass Media)B.A. Mass Communication, M.A. MassCommunication, Post Graduate 01666-247153Diploma in Mass Communication

Dr. Nivedita M.A. Education -

____________ MA Hindi, B.A. Paper (Hindi) The details will be

____________ MA Punjabi, B.A Optional Paper (Punjabi) displayed on the

-------------------- MA Sanskrit website later on

Dr. M.K. Kidwai B.A Qualifying Paper 01666-247119(Environmental Studies)

Dr. Raj Kumar Siwach B.A Optional Paper (Public Admn.) -

Dr. Abhey Singh Godara B.A. Optional Paper (Economics) 01666-247132

Prof. Aseem Miglani B.A Optional Paper (Mathematics)

________________ B.A Optional Paper (Political Science)

________________ B.A Optional Paper (History)

________________ B.A Optional Paper (Sociology)

________________ B.A Optional Paper (Sanskrit)

Dr. S.S. Kundu B.Com -

Dr. Arti Gaur MBA, PGDBM 01666-239817

NAME OF EMPLOYEES DESIGNATION TELEPHONE NO.

Prof. Sultan Singh Director 01666-239815

Dr. Sultan Singh Dhanda Deputy Director 01666-239824

Dr. Saroj Mehta Assistant Registrar -

Sh. Rajesh Kumar Assistant

Sh. Dharamveer S.S.S. -

Mrs. Mamta J.S.S

Sh Rajesh Midha Daftri

Sh. Ravinder Peon -


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TABLE OF CONTENTS

CHAPTER TITLE Page

CHAPTER-I University at A Glance

CHAPTER-II University Centre for Distance Learning (UCDL)

CHAPTER-III Eligibility and Fee Structure of Various Courses

CHAPTER-IV The Courses and their Structure

CHAPTER-V Bifurcation of Fee Structure/Mode of Payment

CHAPTER-VI Important Information/Information for Examinations

CHAPTER-VII Information about Spot/Online Admission Form Collection

Centre

CHAPTER-VIII Statutory Rights of the UCDL/general Instruction for thestudents, list of Fake Universities of Institutions

ANNEXURES

SR.NO. ANNEXURES1 Student Identity Card.

2 Admission-cum-Examination Form.

3 Re-Evaluation Form

4 Proforma for Provisional /Duplicate DMC Certificate

5 Proforma for Topic Approval and Format of Synopsis

6 Proforma for Refund of Fee

7 Certificate of Residence and Schedule Caste Certificate

8 Certificate for Physically Handicapped Candidate and Backward Class

Certificate

9 Certificate required to be Furnished by Children/Grand Children ofFreedom Fighters

10 Affidavit by the parents of the Backward Class Category Candidates

11 Certificate for the Ex-Employees of Indian Defence Services/Para MilitaryForces and Certificate for Deceased/Disabled/Discharged Military/Para-Military Personals, Ex-Serviceman or Ex-Personal of Para-Military Forces


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CHAPTER-I: UNIVERSITY AT A GLANCE

Established on 2ndApril, 2003, Chaudhary Devi Lal University, Sirsa is named after Jan Nayak

Chaudhary Devi Lal, the former Deputy Prime Minister of India and the former Chief Minister of

Haryana.

This University was set up by the Government of Haryana under an Act 9 of 2003 passed

by the State Legislature, has a sprawling campus of 213 Acre 4 Kanal 12 Marlas at the Barnala

Road, Sirsa. The main objective of the University is to facilitate, promote and excel in higher

education, research and consultancy in the contemporary as well as emerging areas of

knowledge. The inception of high-tech culture involving computer-based facilities, internet

connectivity and modern administrative techniques are integral characteristics of this University.

To enhance the standard of higher education and increase the research activities the University in

2011 was connected to National Knowledge Network (NKN). This connectivity has been provided

through One Gbps (optical fiber) dedicated line under NMEICT project of Ministry of HRD India.

Wi-Fi facility has also been provided in the University campus. Affiliation of colleges situated in

Sirsa and Fatehabad districts in 2011 has been another milestone for this University.

There are 16 teaching departments offering 38 courses in the University. Well-known,

reputed and experienced academicians and professionals have been associated in preparing the

academic curriculum of different courses. It is important to mention here that special attention has

been given to follow the guidelines of the UGC and other regulatory bodies in preparing the

course curriculum. The University also offers various courses through the University Centre for

Distance Learning. The emphasis is to impart quality education by providing congenial and liberal

atmosphere in the campus through the promotion of extracurricular activities. Sports events of

North Zone and All India Intervarsity level and University Youth Festival were successfully

organized in addition to encouraging students to participate in such activities and events outside

the campus to enable them achieve overall growth of their personality.

The University has two Teaching Blocks, Guest House, Vice-Chancellors residence and

91 houses for the teaching and non-teaching staff and four well-furnished hostels for boys and

girls. Majestic building of CV Raman Bhawan (Science Block) has been completed and occupied

by the Departments of Physics, Chemistry, Biotechnology, Food Science & Technology, Energy &

Environmental Sciences and Mathematics. The University has developed its own Media Centre

equipped with hi-tech gadgets. The University has well-equipped laboratories. The University

has a majestic building housing Vivekanand Library. There is a good stock of books and study

material of high standard in the University library. Research Journals of National and International

repute are being subscribed. The construction of Administrative Block is in the full swing

Construction of some more residential quarters for Faculty and Stall and Multipurpose Hall are

likely to be completed very soon. Proposals for the Teaching Block No.3 and the building for

University Centre for Distance Learning are in pipeline.

The University has ATM facility of Oriental Bank of Commerce and State Bank of India. A

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in the University shopping complex which also houses the University Heath Centre. Medical

facilities have been made available to the students through a regular appointed Medical Officer

and Teaching staff.

The University has adopted innovative methods in conducting University examinations.

The University has also made a distinction in timely declaration of results. The students of this

University have shown commendable results in academics as well as co-curricular activities. With

the present pace of progress already acquired, the University looks forward to having a promising

future.

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ACADEMIC PROGRAMMES

The University offers the academic programmes in the area of Technology, Management,

Commerce, Law, Mass Communication, Humanities, Social Sciences, Science and Education

mostly at the Post Graduate level. All these courses have been designed in consultation with

luminous academicians after taking into consideration the special needs of the society and the

professional world. Emphasis is laid on both theoretical and practical training. The University also

offers Ph.D. programmes in various departments.

HOSTELS

At present, there are four hostels in the University: two for girls and two for boys, namely, Harki

Devi Bhawan (Girls Hostel-I), Kalpana Chawla Bhawan (Gils Hostel-II), Lala Lajpat Rai Bhawan

(Boys Hostel-I) and Sardar Patel Bhawan (Boys Hostel-II).

UNIVERSITY LIBRARY

A good library is the backbone of an educational institution. Enrichment of the University library is

a top priority. The new spacious Vivekanand Library building with all modern amenities is

complete and fully functional. The Library at present has a total collection of 41,945 books for

M.Tech (Computer Science & Engineering), Master of Computer Applications (MCA), Master of

Science (Biotechnology, Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Food Science & Technology, and

Energy and Environmental Science), Master of Business Administration (General), Master of

Commerce (M.Com.), Master of Business Administration (Business Economics) Master of Laws

(LL.M.), Master of Physical Education (M. P.Ed.), Master of Arts (English, Economics, Public

Administration, Mass Communication and Education), Bachelor of Laws-3 year Professional,

Bachelor of Laws-5 year Integrated course, Master of Business Administration (5 year Integrated

Course), M.Sc. Economics-5 year Integrated course, M.Sc. Mathematics-5 year Integrated course

Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.), Bachelor in Physical Education (B.P.Ed.), BA Mass

Communication, PG Diploma in Mass Communication, etc.

Further to make distance education more knowledgeable and for the convenience of the

students of distance education, a separate library is established with the reference books for

various programmes being run under University Centre for Distance Learning.

WELFARE SCHEMES FOR SC/BC STUDENTS

The University ensures proper implementation of various schemes of the UGC/Government of

India/State Government concerning admissions, scholarships etc. for the welfare of the students

of reserved categories. The guidelines as revised from time to time by the Central and State

Governments are displayed on the Notice Boards, prominent places and in the University

Prospectus for the benefit of the students belonging to SC/BC community.


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INFORMATION CELL

The Distance Education Council has sanctioned developmental grant for dynamic development of

Distance Education. An Information Cell has been established at the top floor of Vivekananda

Library. The duties of Information Cell/Support Services are as under:-

To provide Technical Support to the students by providing Internet facility to the studentsof distance education and establishing the networking through LAN at workstation.

To provide both academic and administrative support service, such as dissemination ofinformation, academic counseling for courses, vocational guidelines, and guidance for

project/dissertation.

Providing programme guide (syllabuses), having feedback from the students etc. sendinginformation through email service/SMS services etc.

All kind to rendering enquires of students under UCDL.

CHAPTER-II: UNIVERSITY CENTRE FOR DISTANCE LEARNING (UCDL)

To cater to the needs of those students who could not afford regular admission and for the

benefits of students of far-flung/unreached areas, the University established the University Centre

for Distance Learning. It offers various job-oriented courses through Distance Education Mode.

The University Centre for Distance Learning has planned to meet the challenges of the time and

growing requirements of the people of the area. The Centre offers several courses through

distance mode such as BCA, BA (Mass Communication), B.A., B.Com., MBA, MCA, M.A. (Mass

Communication), M.A. (English), M.A. (Hindi), M.A(Sanskrit),M.A. (Punjabi), M.A. (Education),

M.Sc. (Computer Science), Post Graduate Diploma in Computer Application (PGDCA), Post

Graduate Diploma in Business Management (PGDBM), Diploma in Computer Science &

Technology (DCST), Post Graduate Diploma in Mass Communication (PGDMC) and Post

Graduate Diploma in Disaster Management. The Distance Education Council has provisionallyrecognized the courses run by University Centre for Distance Learning vide its letter No. F.No.

DEC/Univ./State/07/5596 dated 03.09.2007. This centre aims to provide the quality education at

the doorstep of the learners as per the policy of the Government to give education to the deprived.

OBJECTIVES

To generate interest for knowledge and education among the masses.

To launch job-oriented professional courses for those who could not afford to pursue

education through regular mode.

To provide affordable and convenient education to distant learners.

To provide quality study material in the larger interest of learners.

To extend academic and professional guidance to learners through counseling.

To provide opportunities in self study at convenience to the employed persons,

housewives, dropouts, men & women, deprived of regular study at proper age, business

people etc.

To educate everyone and everywhere.


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The methods of teaching learning will include the provision for study material, personal

contact programme, project or dissertation.

SALIENT FEATURES

Affordable fee structure for the students

Bilingual programmes in Hindi and English with study material in English except otherwiseintimated

Distance Education by using technology in selected subjects.

Standard study material.

The University holds Personal Contact Programmes only at University TeachingDepartments, Government Colleges or Government aided colleges affiliated to theUniversities after having their consent in writing (for 7 days).

To provide the syllabus and study material after admission of the students.

Punctuality in the conduct of examinations and declaration of results.

No migration certificate is required for taking admission in UCDL, CDLU, Sirsa and nomigration certificate will be issued by the University after the completion of the course.

CHAPTER-III: ELIGIBILITY OF VARIOUS COURSES

POST GRADUATION COURSES

Sr.No. Name of the Course Duration Eligibility

1 M.C.A. Three Year As mentioned at Clause (i)

2 M.Sc. (Computer Science) Two Year As mentioned at Clause (ii)

3. M.B.A. (General)*(Semester System)

Two Year(semester system)

Graduation.Lateral entry to second year forPGDBM/ PGDBA/ M.Com/ M.A.Economics*

4 M.A.(Education) Two Year Graduation

5 M.A. (English) Two Year Graduation

6 M.A.(MassCommunication)

Two Year Graduation.Lateral entry to second Year forPGDMC

7 M.A. Hindi Two Year Graduation

8 M.A. Punjabi Two Year Graduation

9 M.A. Sanskrit Two Year Graduation

* The students who are taking admission to MBA-II year under lateral entry scheme will haveto qualify the deficient paper(s) as per decision of the Equivalence Committee.

ONE-YEAR POST GRADUATE DIPLOLMA COURSES

1. P.G. Diploma in Mass Communication One Year Graduation

2. P.G. Diploma in Business Management. One Year Graduation

3. P.G. Diploma in Computer Applications One Year Graduation

4. P.G. Diploma in Disaster Management One Year Graduation


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UNDER GRADUATION COURSES

1. B.C.A. Three Year Passed the Senior SecondaryCertificate Examination (10+2) of theBoard of School Education, Haryanaor an examination as equivalentthereto, with English as one of thesubjects.

2. B.A.(Mass Communication) Three Year Passed the Senior SecondaryCertificate Examination (10+2) of theBoard of School Education, Haryanaor an examination as equivalent

thereto, securing not less than 45%marks in aggregate, with English asone of the subjects.

3 B.Com.* Three Year Passed the Senior SecondaryCertificate Examination (10+2) of theBoard of School Education, Haryanaor an examination as equivalentthereto, with English as one of thesubjects.

4 B.A.* Three Year Passed the Senior SecondaryCertificate examination (10+2) of theBoard of School Education, Haryanaor an examination as equivalentthereto, with English as one of thesubjects.

5. Diploma in Computer Science& Technology

One Year 10+2 or equivalent

* The Academic Council in its meeting held on 10.09.2010 has decided vide resolutionNo.23 to introduce B.A. and B.Com under University Centre for Distance Learning w.e.f. theSession 2011-12.

CHAPTER-IV: COURSESAND SCHEME OF EXAMINATION

POST GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN COMPUTER APPLICATIONS

EXAM CODE (PGD)

Paper Code Nomenclature of the paper Max. Marks Min. Marks

PD11 Computer Fundamentals 100 35

PD12 Computer Organization 100 35

PD13 Problem Solving through C 100 35

PD14 Structured System Analysis & Design 100 35

PD15 Database System and Design 100 35

PD16 Software Lab Based on PD-I3 50 20

PD17 Software Lab Based on PD-I5 50 20

Aggregate Pass Marks: 40%

Note: i) If a candidate has not obtained aggregate pass marks, he/she is required to re- appearin all those papers in which he/she has obtained less than 40% marks.

ii) 30 per cent of the maximum marks are allocated for internal assessment in each theorypaper (except training report, project report, practical and viva- voce etc.) based on twoassignments (handwritten) of 15 per cent marks each.


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MASTER OF COMPUTER SCIENCE 1stYearEXAM CODE (M14)


131 Computer Fundamentals 100 35

132 Computer Organization 100 35

133 Problem Solving through C 100 35

134 Structured System Analysis & Design 100 35135 Database System and Design 100 35

136 Software Lab Based on PD-I31 50 20

137 Software Lab Based on PD-I35 50 20Aggregate Pass Marks: 40%


(ii) 30 per cent of the maximum marks are allocated for internal assessment in each theorypaper (except training report, project report, practical and viva- voce etc.) based on two

assignments (handwritten) of 15 per cent marks each.

MASTER OF COMPUTER APPLICATION 1stYearEXAM CODE (MC1)

Paper Code Nomenclature of the paper Max. Marks Min. Marks131 Computer Fundamentals 100 35

132 Computer Organization 100 35

133 Problem Solving through C 100 35134 Structured System Analysis & Design 100 35

135 Database System and Design 100 35





ii) 30 per cent of the maximum marks are allocated for internal assessment in each theory

paper (except training report, project report, practical and viva- voce etc.) based on twoassignments (handwritten) of 15 per cent marks each.

M. SC. COMPUTER SCIENCE 2ndYearEXAM CODE (M34)

ExaminationCode

Nomenclature of the Paper Max. Marks Min. Marks

231 Discrete Mathematical Structure 100 35

232 Data Structures 100 35

233 Object Oriented Methodology using C++ 100 35

234 Software Engineering 100 35235 Operating System 100 35

236 SW LabI (based on Data Structure & OOPUsing C++)

50 20

237 SW LabII (based on SW Engg. & OperatingSystem)CASE Tools & Linux Shell Programming

50 20


Note: i) If a candidate has not obtained aggregate pass marks he/she is required to re-appear inall those papers in which he/she has obtained less than 40% marks.


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ii) 30 per cent of the maximum marks are allocated for internal assessment in each theorypaper (except training report, project report, practical and viva- voce etc) based on twoassignments (handwritten) of 15 per cent marks each.

MASTER OF COMPUTER APPLICATION 2ndYearEXAM CODE (MC2)

ExaminationCode


231 Discrete Mathematical Structure 100 35

232 Data Structures 100 35

233 Object Oriented Methodology using C++ 100 35234 Software Engineering 100 35

235 Operating System 100 35

236 SW LabI (based on Data Structure & OOPUsing C++)

50 20

237 SW LabII (based on SW Engg. & OperatingSystem)CASE Tools & Linux Shell Programming

50 20




MASTER OF COMPUTER APPLICATION 3rdYearEXAM CODE (MC3)


Note: i) If a candidate has not obtained aggregate pass marks, he/she is required to re-appear inall those papers in which he/she has obtained less than 40 % marks.

ii) 30 per cent of the maximum marks are allocated for internal assessment in eachtheory paper (except training report, project report, practical and viva- voce etc) basedon two assignments (handwritten) of 15 per cent marks each.

ExaminationCode


341 System Simulation 100 35

342 Computer Networks 100 35

343 Visual Programming with VB & VC++ 100 35

344 Java Programming and InternetApplications

100 35

345

346347348

Elective (Any One)(i) Computer Architecture and ParallelProcessing(ii) Data Mining and Data Warehousing(iii) Artificial Intelligence(iv) Computer Graphics & Multimedia

100 35

349 SW LabI (based on VisualProgramming with VB & VC++)

50 20

350 Dissertation 250 100


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Clause (i) Eligibility for Master of Computer Application (M.C.A)

MCA-Part- I

Graduate from any recognized University.

MCA-Part-IIPass in MCA Part-I provided that a candidate who has got reappear in not more than 50% papers

including practical of MCA Part-I examination of this University shall also be eligible for provisional

admission to MCA Part-II class subject to passing the remaining paper(s) of Part-I in the

permissible number of chances.MCA-Part-II (Lateral Entry Scheme)

Pass in any one of the following examinations of the University or any other recognized University:

(i) M.Sc. Computer Science Part-I or M.Sc. Software Part-I or MCA Part-I;

(ii) Postgraduate Diploma in Computer Science (Software) or Post-graduate Diploma in

software On Line or PGDCA or PG Diploma in Computer Science or PGDCT or APGDCA

or PGDCSA or PGDCA (TE) or PGDIT or APGDIT or PGDST or Post B.Sc. Diploma in

Computer Science or Post MA/M.Sc. Diploma in Computer Science;

(iii) One year Diploma Course after graduation in Computer Science/Computer Application/

Information Technology/E-Commerce/Software.

Note: The candidates who have reappeared in the courses as mentioned above from Sr.No.(i) to(iii) are not eligible for admission to MCA Part-II even provisionally.

MCA-Part-III

A person who has passed MCA Part-I and MCA-II of CDLU or two years M.Sc. Computer Science

(SW) M. Sc. (IT) or Masters degree in any other area of Computer Science from this University or

from any other recognized University is eligible to join Part-III of this course.

A candidate who has passed MCA Part-I and got re-appear in not more than 50% papers of MCA

Part-II Examination of Chaudhary Devi Lal University, Sirsa shall also be eligible to join MCA Part-

III provisionally subject to clearing the remaining paper(s) of MCA-II in the permissible number of

chances.

Notes:

1. The candidates who have got reappear in 2nd year of M.Sc. Computer Science (SW), M. Sc.

(IT) or Master degrees in any other area of Computer Science are not eligible for admission to

MCA Part-III.

2. The candidates shall be required to pass all the three parts of the course within five years of

their admission to Part-I of this course failing which they will be required to repeat the course

de-novo. However, this time limit would be four years and three years in the case of

candidates who take admission in Part-II after passing one year diploma courses after

graduation and Part-III after passing two years M.Sc. Computer Science (SW)/ M. Sc. (IT) or

Masters degree in any other area of Computer Science respectively

3. The candidates who are taking admission of MCA-III year under Lateral Entry Scheme may

attach two attested copies of the certificate of the qualifying examination.


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Clause (ii)Eligibility for Master of Computer Science (M. Sc.)

Part- I

Graduate from any recognized University.

Part-IIPass in M. Sc. Computer Science first year provided that a candidate who has got reappear in not

more than 50% papers of M.Sc. Computer Science. Part-I examination of this University shall also

be eligible for provisional admission to M. Sc. Computer Science Part-II subject to passing the

remaining Paper(s) of Part-I in the admissible number of chances.

M. Sc. Computer Science Part-II (Lateral Entry Scheme)

Pass in any one of the following examinations of the University or any other recognized University:

(i) M.Sc. Computer Science Part-I or M.Sc. Software Part-I or MCA Part-I;

(ii) Postgraduate Diploma in Computer Science (Software) or Post-graduate Diploma in

software On Line or PGDCA or PG Diploma in Computer Science or PGDCT or APGDCA

or PGDCSA or PGDCA (TE) or PGDIT or APGDIT or PGDST or Post B.Sc. Diploma in

Computer Science or Post MA/M.Sc. Diploma in Computer Science;

(iii) One year Diploma Course after graduation in Computer Science/ Computer

application/Information Technology/E-Commerce/Software etc.

Note:

1. The candidates who have reappeared in the courses as mentioned above from Sr.No .(i ) to

(i i i ) are not el ig ible for admission to M.Sc. Part-I I even provisional ly.

2. The candidate shall be required to pass both the parts of the course within four years from

their admission to Part-I of the course. A candidate who fails to pass the whole examination

(Part-I & II) within four years of his admission to these courses will be required to repeat the

course de novo. However, this time limit would be three years in the case of candidates who

take admission in Part-II under lateral entry scheme after passing one year Diploma course

as above.

3. The candidates who are taking admission to M. Sc. (CS)-II year under Lateral Entry Scheme

may attach two attested copies of the certificates of the qualifying examination.

4. A graduate having passed O Level/A Level from DOAEC society is not eligible for lateral

entry to MCA/M.Sc

PG DIPLOMA IN DISASTER MANAGEMENT (Exam Code-6601)


Note: i) If a candidate has not obtained aggregate pass marks he/she is required to re- appear inall those papers in which he/she has obtained less than 40% marks.

Exam.

Code


DM01 Understanding Natural Disasters 100 35

DM02 Typology of Disasters 100 35

DM03 Disaster Preparedness 100 35

DM04 Disaster Response 100 35

DM05 Reconstruction and Rehabilitation 100 35


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ii) 20 per cent of the maximum marks are allocated for internal assessment in each theorypaper (except training report, project report, practical and viva-voce etc) based on twoassignments (handwritten) of 10 per cent marks each.

MBA/PGDBM (SEMESTER SYSTEM) Exam Code-MB01


First Semester

CP-101 Management Process and OrganizationalBehaviour

100 40

CP-102 Managerial Economics 100 40CP-103 Business Environment 100 40

CP-104 Accounting for Managers 100 40

CP-105 Management Science 100 40

CP-106 E-Commerce 100 40

Second Semester Exam Code-MB02

C221 Business Communication 100 40

C222 Research Methodology 100 40

C223 Statistical Analysis 100 40

C224 Financial Management 100 40

C225 Marketing Management 100 40

C226 Human Resource Management 100 40

Third Semester Exam Code-MB03

C311 Compulsory PaperStrategic Management

100 40

C312 Entrepreneurship Development 100 40

F311 Optional (Finance)Management of Financial Institutions

100 40

F312 Management of Financial Services 100 40

F313 Security Analysis and InvestmentManagement

100 40

F314 Portfolio Management 100 40

M311MarketingAdvertising Management

100 40

M312 Consumer Behaviour 100 40

M313 Marketing Research 100 40M314 Services Marketing 100 40

H311Human ResourceManpower Development forTechnological Change

100 40

H312 Compensation Management 100 40

H313 Human Resource DevelopmentStrategies and System

100 40

H314 Organisation Change and InterventionStrategies

100 40

Fourth Semester Exam Code-MB04

C411CompulsoryBusiness Legislation

100 40

C412 Research Project 100 40C413 Comprehensive Viva-Voce (Including

research project and all the 4 papers ofany one area of specialization)

100 40

F411Optional (Finance)Corporate Tax Planning

100 40

F412 Project Planning, Analysis andManagement

100 40

F413 Financial Derivatives 100 40

F414 International Financial Management 100 40

Marketing 100 40


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M411 Sales Management

M412 Rural Marketing 100 40

M413 Brand Management 100 40

M414 International Marketing 100 40

H411Human ResourceManagement Training and Development

100 40

H412 Managing Inter-personal and GroupProcess

100 40

H413 Human Resource Planning andDevelopment

100 40

H414 Global Human Resource Management 100 40


Note i) If a candidate has not obtained aggregate pass marks, he/she is required to re-appear inall those papers in which he/she has obtained less than 40 % marks.


M.A. EDUCATION 1stYearEXAM CODE (M12)




M.A. EDUCATION 2ndYearEXAM CODE (M32)


Note i) If a candidate has not obtained aggregate pass marks he/she is required to re- appear inall those papers in which he/she has obtained less than 40% marks


Exam.

Code


ED01 Philosophical Foundation of Education 100 35

ED02 Sociological Foundation of Education 100 35

ED03 Psychological Foundation of Education 100 35

ED04 Research Methods in Education 100 35

ED05 Method of Data Analysis in Education 100 35

Exam Code Nomenclature of the Paper Max. Marks Min. Marks

ED21 Curriculum Development andComparative Education

100 35

ED22 Contemporary Issues in Indian Education. 100 35

ED23 Special Education 100 35

ED27 Educational Technology 100 35

150 60ED30 Dissertation (viva-voce)Dissertation

Viva-Voce

100

50

40

20


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M.A. MASS COMMUNICATION (1stYear)/PGDMCEXAM CODE (M13)/PMC




M. A. MASS COMMUNICATION 2ndYearEXAM CODE (M33)


Note: i) If a candidate has not obtained aggregate pass marks he/she is required to re-appear inall those papers In which he/she has obtained less than 40% marks.


M.A. ENGLISH 1stYearEXAM CODE (M01)



ii) 20 per cent of the maximum marks are allocated for internal assessment in each theorypaper (except training report, project report, practical and viva-voce etc.) based on twoassignments (handwritten) of 10 per cent marks each.


JM12 Introduction to Communication 100 35

JM13 Print Journalism 100 35

JM14 Media Laws And Ethics 100 35

JM15 Advertising and Public Relations 100 35

JM16 Communication Skills 100 35

Paper Code Nomenclature of the Paper Max. Marks Min. Marks

JM71 Photography and Video Production 100 35

JM72 Development Communication 100 35JM73 Electronic Journalism 100 35

JM74 Communication Research 100 35

JM75 Media Practices (Practical) 100 40


EN76 History of English Literature:Renaissance to Post-Modernism

100 35

EN77 Study of Drama 100 35

EN78 Study of Poetry 100 35

EN86 Study of Novel 100 35

EN80 Phonetics, Linguistics and ELT 100 35


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M.A. ENGLISH 2ndYearEXAM CODE (M21)


Note i) If a candidate has not obtained aggregate pass marks, he/she is required to re- appear inall those papers in which he/she has obtained less than 40% marks.


M.A. HINDI 1stYear


Note: i) If a candidate has not obtained aggregate pass marks he/she is required to re-appear in

all those papers in which he/she has obtained less than 40% marks.ii) 20 per cent of the maximum marks are allocated for internal assessment in each theorypaper (except training report, project report, practical and viva-voce etc.) based on twoassignments (handwritten) of 10 per cent marks each.


EN56 Literary Criticism and Theory 100 35

EN57 American Literature 100 35

EN58 Indian Literature in English 100 35

EN59 British Literature in 20thCentury 100 35

EN61 Literature and Gender 100 35


100 35

100 35

- 100 35

100 35

: -

100 35

100 35

'' 100 35

100 35

- 100 35

- 100 35

100 35


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M.A. HINDI 2ndYear

Aggregate Pass Marks: 40%Note i) If a candidate has not obtained aggregate pass marks, he/she is required to re- appear in all those papers in

which he/she has obtained less than 40% marks.ii) 20 per cent of the maximum marks are allocated for internal assessment in each theory paper (except training

report, project report, practical and viva- voce etc) based on two assignments (handwritten) of 10 per centmarks each.

M.A. PUNJABI 1stYear




M.A. PUNJABI 2ndYear




M.A. Sanskrit 1stYear





100 35

100 35

100 35

100 35

: -

100 35

- 100 35


Medieval Punjabi Poetry 100 35

Modern Punjabi Fiction 100 35

Theory of Literature and Practical Criticism 100 35

History of Literature 100 35

Parvasi Punjabi Sahit 100 35


Modern Punjabi Poetry 100 35

Punjabi Natak Ate Ikangi 100 35

Punjabi Vartak 100 35

Bhasha Vigyan, Punjabi Bhasha Ate Lipi 100 35

Foklore and Culture 100 35


Samhita Vaidikasahityan cha 100 35

Vyakarana Bhasavijnanm cha 100 35

Bharatiyadarshanam 100 35

Kavyam Kavyashastram cha 100 35

Samskritivanmayasya ltihasah Nibanadhah cha 100 35


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B.C.A. (1stYear)/DCSTEXAM CODE (BC - 1/D.B.C)



ii) 30 per cent of the maximum marks are allocated for internal assessment in each theorypaper (except training report, project report, practical and viva- voce etc. based on twoassignments (handwritten) of 15 per cent marks each.

B.C.A. 2ndYearEXAM CODE (BC 2)


Note: i) If a candidate has not obtained aggregate pass marks, he/she is required to re-appear inall those papers in which he/she has obtained less than 40% marks.


B.C.A. 3rdYearEXAM CODE (BC 3)


311 Visual Programming Using VB 100 35

312 Software Engineering 100 35

313 Java Programming 100 35314 Computer Networks 100 35

315316317318

Optional PaperOperating SystemSystem ProgrammingManagement Information SystemSoftware Testing and Quality Assurance

100 35

319 Software Lab-1 (based on 311) 100 40

320 Software Lab-2 (based on 313) 100 40



108 Fundamentals of IT 100 35109 PC Software 100 35

110 Programming Fundamentals Using C 100 35

111 Mathematical Foundation of Computer Science 100 35

112 Internet And Web Designing 100 35113 Software LabI (Based on BCA/DCA

Programming Fundamentals Using C)

100 40

114 Software LabII (Based on BCA/DCA PCSoftware and Internet And Web Designing)

100 40


208 Data Structure Using C 100 35

209 Computer Organization and Architecture 100 35

210 Object Oriented Programming Using C++ 100 35

211 Database Management System 100 35

212 System Analysis and Design 100 35

213 Software LabI (Based on BCA-DataStructure Using C )

100 40

214 Software LabII (Based on BCA-ObjectOriented Programming Using C++)

100 40


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Note: i) If a candidate has not obtained aggregate pass marks, he/she is required to re-appear inall those papers in which he/she obtained less than 40% marks.


B.A. (MASS COMMUNICATION) 1stYearEXAM CODE (B - 13)


Note: 20 per cent of the maximum marks are allocated for internal assessment in each theorypaper (except training report, project report, practical and viva- voce etc.) based on twoassignments (handwritten) of 10 per cent marks each.

B.A. MASS COMMUNICATION 2ndYearEXAM CODE (B-33)


BM27 Introduction to Mass Communication 100 35

BM28 Electronic Media 100 35

BM29 Media Management 100 35

BM30 Photo Journalism 100 35

BM31 English 100 35

BM32 Hindi 100 35


Note: 20 per cent of the maximum marks are allocated for internal assessment in each theorypaper (except training report, project report, practical and viva-voce etc) based on twoassignments (handwritten) of 10 per cent marks each.

B.A. MASS COMMUNICATION 3rdYearEXAM CODE (B-53)

Paper Code Course Nomenclature Max. Marks Min. Marks

BM51 Development Communication 100 35

BM52 Media Law & Ethics 100 35

BM53 New Media Technology 100 35BM54 Media Research 100 35

BM55 English 50 18

BM56 Hindi 50 18

Aggregate Pass Marks: 35%Note: 20 per cent of the maximum marks are allocated for internal assessment in each theory

paper (except training report, project report, practical and viva-voce etc) based on twoassignments (handwritten) of 10 per cent marks each.


BM08 Introduction to Communication 100 35BM09 Reporting and Editing 100 35

BM10 History of Mass Media 100 35

BM11 Public Relations 100 35

BM12 General English 50 18

BM14 Hindi 50 18


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B. COM. 1stYearEXAM CODE (C16)

S. No. Nomenclature of the Paper Max. Marks Min. Marks

BC01 Business Communication 100 35

BC02 Business Mathematics 100 35

BC03 Financial Accounting 100 35

BC04 Business Economics 100 35BC05 Business Management 100 35

BC06 Basics of Computer 100 35

BC07 Environmental Studies(Compulsory qualifying subject)

100 35


Note: 20 per cent of the maximum marks are allocated for internal assessment in each paperexcept training report, project report and practical viva- voce etc. (based on twoassignments (handwritten) of 10 per cent marks each.

B. COM. 2ndYearEXAM CODE (C25)


BC11 Business Regulatory Framework 100 35

BC12 Corporate Accounting 100 35BC13 Company Law and Auditing 100 35

BC14 Business Statistics 100 35

BC15 Principles of Marketing 100 35

BC16 Indian Financial System 100 35

Aggregate Pass Marks: 35%Note: 20 per cent of the maximum marks are allocated for internal assessment in each paper

except training report, project report and practical viva- voce etc. (based on twoassignments (handwritten) of 10 per cent marks each.

B. COM. 3rdYear


1. Income Tax 100 352. Cost Accounting 100 353. Management Account and Financial

Management100 35

4. Business Environment 100 35

Optional papers(i) Financial Market Operations 100 35

(iv) Advertising and Sales Management 100 35

Aggregate Pass Marks: 35%Note: 20 per cent of the maximum marks are allocated for internal assessment in each paper

except training report, project report and practical viva- voce etc. (based on two

assignments (handwritten) of 10 per cent marks each.

B.A. 1stYear

S.No. Nomenclature of the Paper Max. Marks Min. Marks

Compulsory

1. English ( two papers of 50 marks each) 100 35

2. Hindi 100 35

3. Environmental Studies(Compulsory qualifying subject)

100 35


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Optional (Any two out of the following)

4. Economics 100 35

5. Public Administration 100 35

6. Mathematics 100 35

7. Introduction to Mass Media 100 35

8. Political Science 100 35

History 100 359.

(i) History of India (From earliest times to1526AD(361) Or(ii) History of Haryana (From Harappan age to 1966A.D. (362)

10 Punjabi (Elective) 100 3511. Sanskrit (Elective) 100 35

12. Sociology 100 35


Note: (i) A Student who fails two mention option in the admission form, He/She will be treated as havingopted for option (i) History of India(ii) 20 per cent of the maximum marks are allocated for internal assessment in each paper excepttraining report, project report and practical viva- voce etc. (based on two assignments (handwritten)of 10 per cent marks each.

B.A. 2ndYear


Compulsory

1. English ( two papers of 50 marks each) 100 352. Hindi 100 35


100 35


The candidate is required to opt. the same option as opted in 1styear of program



B.A. 3rd

Year


Compulsory

1. English ( two papers of 50 marks each) 100 35

2. Hindi 100 35


100 35


The candidate is required to opt. the same option as opted in 1styear of program



ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA:

BCA (Part-I)/DCST

10+2 or its equivalent in any discipline/three years of Polytechnic Diploma after 10thClass

OR


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Pass in three year Diploma Courseexamination conducted by the Board of Technical Education,

Haryana or any other Board of Technical Education in India and recognized by the Director,

Technical Education, Haryana as equivalent thereto, provided that a candidate shall pass the

subject of Hindi (Core) of +2 level examination, if not already passed either at the supplementary

examination of the same year or at the next succeeding annual examination. In case such a

candidate fails to pass the subject of Hindi (Core) of +2 level Examination even in the next

succeeding annual examination, his/her provisional admission/result of BCA (Part-I)/DCST shall

be cancelled ab-initio with no claim for refund/adjustment of fees.

B.A.( Mass Communication)

Passed the Senior Secondary Certificate examination (10+2) of the Board of School Education,

Haryana or an examination as equivalent thereto, securing not less than 45% marks in aggregate,

with English as one of the subjects shall be eligible to seek admission to B.A. (Mass

Communication).

OR







succeeding annual examination, his/her provisional admission/result of BMC ( Part-I) shall be

cancelled ab-initio with no claim for refund/adjustment of fees.

B.COM. (Part-I)

Pass in Senior Secondary Examination (10+2) in five subjects of the Board of School Education,

Haryana or any other examination recognized as equivalent thereto with English as one of the

subjects.

OR







succeeding annual examination, his/her provisional admission/result of B.Com. Part-I shall be

cancelled ab-initio with no claim for refund/adjustment of fees.

B.A. (Part-I)

Pass in Senior Secondary Certificate Examination (10+2) in five subjects of Board of School

Education, Haryana OR any other examination recognized as equivalent thereto by the Ch. Devi

Lal University with English as one of the subjects.


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OR




subject of Hindi (Core) of +2 level examination,if not already passed either at the supplementary

examination of the same year or at the next succeeding annual examination. In case a candidate

fails to pass the subject of Hindi (Core) of +2 level examination even in the next succeeding

annual examination, his/her provisional admission/result of BA (Part-I) shall be cancelled ab-initiowith no claim for refund/adjustment of fees.

NOTES:

a) The candidates who have been placed under compartment and allowed to re-appear in one

subject only in the Senior Secondary Examination (10+2 Standard) of the Board of School

Education, Haryana or an equivalent examination of another University/Board may be

admitted provisionally for B.A. Such candidates shall be required to clear the compartment/re-

appear subject in two chances i.e. in the supplementary examinations to be held in

September/October, 2013 and in March, 2014from the concerned University/Board. If sucha candidate fails to produce the proof of having cleared/passed/qualified the compartment/re-

appear subject at the supplementary examinations and at the Annual Examinations, his/her

provisional admission to the said course shall be treated as cancelled ab-initio, with no claim

for refund/adjustment of fees, without any further notice.

b) The candidates who have passed 10+2 examination after appearing in full subjects in the

supplementary examination, 2013 shall also be eligible for admission to B.A courses. The

candidates who have appeared in 10+2 examination in full subjects in the supplementary

examination, 2013but are unable to clear the examination are not eligiblefor admission.

c) Candidates who got compartment/re-appear in 10+2 examination in not more than one subject

after appearing in full subjects in the supplementary examination, 2013 may be allowed

provisional admission in B.A./B.Com at their own risk and responsibility, subject to their

passing 10+2 examination up to March, 2014and submission of result within one month from

the date of declaration of their result failing which their candidature/result to be said course

shall stand cancelled ab-initiowith no claim for refund/adjustment of fees.

d) A candidate who has not passed the subject of English in qualifying examination may be

allowed provisionally to join the B.A. subject to qualifying the subject of English at the

Supplementary examination of the same year or annual examination of the following year,

provided that result of such candidates of the respective examination shall be declared only

after they have qualified in the required subject. If they do not clear the subject of English even

in the next annual examination inMarch, 2014, their provisional admission/result to the said

course shall be cancelled ab-initio with no claim for refund/adjustment of fees.

Note: Rules regarding admission of compartment candidates etc. as enumerated of B.A. (Part-I),in notes (a), (b), (c) and (d) shall also be applicable to BMC (Part-I) and BCA (Part-I)B.Com ((Part-I)) students.


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CHAPTER-V: BIFURCATION OF FEE STRUCTUREBifurcation of Fee structure for various courses of UCDL for the session 2013-14 is as under:

Sr.No

Name of course AdmissionFee

TuitionFee

DevelopmentFee

Other Fee(Includingpreparation &printing of studymaterial)

ExaminationFee

Total fee(PerAnnum)

1. B.A. Mass Communication 500 1300 750 2950 500 60002. B.A. (General) 500 800 450 1750 500 4000

3. B.Com 500 800 450 1750 500 4000

4. MBA 500 1300 750 2700 750 6000(per

semester)

5. M. A .Education 500 2600 1500 6650 750 12000

6. M.A. English 500 1300 750 2700 750 6000

7. M.A. Mass Communication 500 1300 750 2700 750 6000

8. M.A. Hindi 500 1300 750 2700 750 6000

9. M.A. Punjabi 500 1300 750 2700 750 6000

10.M.A Sanskrit 500 1300 750 2700 750 6000

11. PGDMC 500 1300 750 2700 750 6000

12. PGDBM 500 1300 750 2700 750 6000(per

semester)

13. BCA/DCST 500 1800 1000 4200 500 8000

14. MCA/M.Sc./PGDCA 500 2200 1300 5500 500 10000

15. PG Diploma in DisasterManagement

500 1300 750 2950 500 6000

FEE PARTICULARS AND MODE OF PAYMENT

MODE OF PAYMENT

All remittances to the UCDL should be made through a Crossed Demand Draft drawn in favour of

The Registrar, Chaudhary Devi Lal University, Sirsa payable at Sirsa or at cash counter of the

University.Any payment through Postal order/Money orders/Challans will not be accepted. On the

back of the Demand Draft, the candidate will have to write the following particulars:

a) Name of the student

b) Name of the Course/Subject applied for.

c) Old Reference Number if already registered, otherwise if new admission is sought; please

mention words New Admission.

d) Purpose of payment (Admission fee/Examination fee, etc.)

e) There are no fee concessions to any students as these are totally self-financed courses

except in case of SC candidates of Haryana.

f) Eligible SC students of Haryana are entitled for exemption of full tuition fee only excluding

examination fee.

g) In case of courses being introduced through semester system (if introduced), the student

will have to deposit 50% of the total fee/funds (except tuition fee in case of SC students


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only) alongwith Admission-cum-Examination Form at the time of taking admission in first

semester of the course and remaining 50% of the fee will be deposited for the 2nd

semester of the course onwards as per schedule mentioned in HBI.

h) In case of annual mode, the fee will be charged in two equal installments. The students will

have to deposit 50% of the total fee/funds (except tuition fee in case of SC students only)

along with Admission-cum-Examination Form at the time of taking admission and

remaining 50% of the fee will be deposited by 15th January of the academic year.

Thereafter, the 2nd installment will be deposited alongwith late fee of Rs.500/- upto the lastdate of admissions to the course.

i) The students, who take admission after expiry of normal period i.e. alongwith late fee for

the course, will have to deposit the total fee/funds (except tuition fee in case of SC

students only) alongwith Admission-cum-Examination Form at the time of taking admission

in single installment alongwith the late fee. However, no late fee of 2nd installment will be

charged in this case.

REFUND OF FEE

(a) Amount deposited in excess of prescribed fee, if any, will be refunded without any

deduction on a written request received from the student within four months from the date

of deposit with the approval of the Director.

(b) Refund of fee is permissible when an applicant submits complete admission form with all

required certificates and documents but is declared ineligible for not fulfilling the eligibility

conditions. The fee paid by such a candidate will be refunded after a deduction of Rs.500/-

as processing fee with the approval of the competent authority.

(c) In case a candidate deposits/remits fee with the UCDL which is not related to his/her

admission in the UCDL, or the admission form of a candidate is not entertained being time-

barred, the fee paid by such candidate will be refunded after deducting Rs. 500/-as

processing fee provided that the request for refund of fee is received within four months

from the date of deposit of fee.

(d) In case of demise of a candidate pursuing distance education programme before the

commencement of examinations without having appeared in any paper, the tuition fee paid

by such student will be refunded after deduction of 25% of the amount paid by him/her with

the approval of the competent authority provided the request from any of his/her parents or

first relation is received within four months from the date of death.

(e) In case the request of a candidate for change of subject/course/ revival of candidature is

not acceded to for any reason whatsoever, the fee paid by him/her for change of

subject/course/ option/ revival of candidature will be refunded after deducting 25% of the

fee paid, provided that request for refund of fee is received within four months of conveying

the rejection.

(f) In case a candidate leaves the University after seeking admission in a particular course,

following conditions apply for refund of fee:

(i) If a candidate leaves before commencement of PCP classes, the entire fee

deposited by the candidate will be refunded after deducting Rs.1000/- only.


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applications or not accompanied by the required fee and documents or applications of ineligible

candidates will be rejected out rightly. No correspondence will be made in this regard. The

applications duly filled-in together with the prescribed fee and enclosures should reach the office

of the Director, University Centre for Distance Learning, Chaudhary Devi Lal University, Sirsa

125055 (Haryana)by registered post or at the receiving counter of the UCDL, or at the approved

Spot Admission Form Collection Centers on or before the date specified. The UCDL, Chaudhary

Devi Lal University, Sirsa will issue provisional admission on the basis of the photocopies

enclosed. Candidates must produce their original certificates for verification. Candidates will notbe allowed for year-end examinations without verification of the original certificates.No migration

certificate is required for taking admission in UCDL, CDLU, Sirsa and no migration

certificate will be issued by the University after the completion of the course.

APPLICATION FORM AND ITS ENCLOSURES

The application must be accompanied by a crossed Demand Draft for the specified amount drawn

in favour of The Registrar, Chaudhary Devi Lal University,Sirsa, payable at Sirsa. Attested

photocopies of the following certificates must be attached with the application form. Any lapse in

this regard may result in delay of finalization of the admission or rejection of the application:

i) Certificate of qualifying Examination passed.

ii) Certificate showing marks obtained and maximum marks in each subject of all Examinations

(viz. Matriculation, 10+2, B.A./B.Sc./B.Com.etc.).

iii) Matriculation or equivalent examination certificate in support of Date of Birth.

iv) Certificate on the proforma as prescribed in the Handbook of Information in case a candidates

belongs to SC category of Haryana as given in Annexure will also be filled otherwise no

benefit will be given to such a candidate.

CHANGE OF COURSE/SUBJECT/OPTION

The students are advised to select their courses/subjects/options of papers where available very

carefully. A student may be allowed to change the option/subject/course, if otherwise eligible on

submission of an application along with the prescribed fee as mentioned below:

i) Change of option of a paper having more than

one options in any course. Rs.400/- per option

ii) Change of Courses from 1st year to 2nd year(Change of subject of M.A./M.Sc. will be treatedas change of courses.) Rs.600/- per course

Note: The students who wish to change the courses under (ii) above will be required to fill up andsubmit the fresh Examination Form, obtainable from the UCDL, CDLU, Sirsa free of cost

failing which they will not be issued Examination Roll No. for which students themselveswill be responsible. The above change(s) may ordinarily be allowed up to 15.3.2014without any late fee for all courses. Student, who does not mention his/her optionalpaper/elective subject in the admission/examination form, shall be charged fee of Rs.400/-as fixed for change of option/subject.

NOTES:

(i) While applying for change of course/subject/option, the students who have already

received study material in the previous course/subject/option must return the same in good

condition alongwith application for the change or to deposit the cost of the study material.


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(ii) Difference of fee shall not be refunded if a student changes his/her course with higher rate

of fee to a course with lower rate of fee.

(iii) The fee on account of change of course/class will be adjusted against the difference of fee

already paid by the students for the subject with higher rate of fee.

(iv) If the course is changed with the higher rate of fee, the students will be required to pay

difference of fee plus fee for the change of course.

ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA

There is no upper age limit for admission to any course.

Candidates doing other course on regular basis are also eligible for admission to Distance

Education Course offered by the University Centre for Distance Learning as per

Notification received from Distance Education Council vide notification no.

F.No.DEC/Notification/40.5.1.5./2012 dated 01.11.2012 vide which it has been directed

that two degree programmes cannot be allowed to be pursued simultaneously. However,

a student can pursue two programmes simultaneously through distance or combination of

distance and regular modes from the same or different University(ies) Institution(s) in

various combinations, viz.,

1. One Degree and one Diploma/Post Graduate Diploma/Certificate.

2. One Post Graduate Diploma and one Diploma/Certificate.

3. One Diploma and one Certificate.

4. Two Post Graduate Diplomas.

5. Two Diplomas.

6. Two Certificates.

In case of clash of date sheet, the candidate may appear at his/her own choice and will not

entitled to submit any claim to this University. The University will not be responsible for

missing of his/her papers. In case, if at any stage it is found for violation of the above

clause at the part of applicant, the University reserve the right to cancel the

admission/degree of the students without entertaining in any way.

Candidates from abroad are also eligible for admission in all the courses provided that:

i. They fulfill the requisite qualifying conditions mentioned for the courses.

ii) They furnish an address in India for correspondence and dispatch of study material

and any other information. UCDL does not entertain any correspondence on foreign

address.

iii) They will have to appear in the examinations at the allotted examination centre of the

University in person.

METHODS OF INSTRUCTION

Study Material

The study material is so designed that it will provide the students a general understanding of the

subject matter and also give guidance for further reading on the subject. The material covers

about 75 to 100 per cent of the syllabus. Hence, the students are also advised to refer to the

suggested readings for better understanding of the subject. This material is normally supplied to


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concerned subject with 5 years experience of U.G. teaching OR any retired teacher with Ph.D

degree in the concerned/related subject.

4. For MCA-III the qualification of the guide should be at least a Lecturer/Programmer/Reader/

Professor having B.E./B.Tech. (Computer Science & Engineering/Computer Engineering/

Information Technology)/M.Sc. (Computer Science)/M.Sc. (Information Technology)/MCA/

M.Tech. (Computer Science/Computer Science and Engineering/ Computer

Engineering/IT) and person working in Government/Affiliated Institutions may supervise the

students for dissertation. The student will have to submit the undertaking that his/herSupervisor is working in Government/Affiliated Institutions.

5. The Dissertation/Project Work/Research Project/Media Practices (Practical) etc. must be the

original work of the candidate. Every candidate is required to make his/her own study. The

presentation of material common with any material submitted in the same session or in the

past in any Deptt./College/Institution will be considered as a case of copying and would lead to

cancellation of Dissertation/Project Work/Research Project/ Media Practices (Practical) etc.

apart from registration of unfair means case (UMC) against the candidate.

6. The medium of writing Dissertation/Project Work/Research Project/Media Practices (Practical)

will be the medium of Examination of the course.

7. The selection of topic for Dissertation/Project Work/Research Project is very important as the

quality of work and its timely completion depends upon it. For selecting appropriate topic,

candidates are advised to go through some of the Dissertation/Project Work/Research Project

of the candidates of earlier session available in the Library of the Chaudhary Devi Lal

University, Sirsa or other Universities. This will give them an idea about the nature

of the topic, resea rch Work, cont ents, met hodo logy, etc . The candidate should

finalize the topic in consultation with the supervisor and seek approval of the concerned

Course Coordinator well in time.

8. The work can be around 80 to 100 typed pages on A4 size paper. It should be brief and

precise, neatly typed in12-font size in Times New Roman font with double spacing and in

hard binding.

9. References/end notes should be given at the end of each chapter to acknowledge the

works quoted/referred to.

II DISSERTATION/PROJECT WORK/RESEARCH PROJECT SHOULD CONTAIN THEFOLLOWING:

(i) Cover page - giving title of Dissertation/Project Work/Research Project, particulars of the

candidate, name and address along with designation of the Supervisor, Course, UCDL Ref.

No./Examination Roll No. and Session etc.

(ii) Letter for the approval of Topic and the Name of Supervisor from Course Coordinator.

(iii) Certificate of declaration by the candidate that the work is his/her own work and is the result

of his/her own efforts.

(iv) Certificate from the supervisor stating that the candidate has done independent work of

required standard under his/her supervision and the work is fit for evaluation.

(v) Preface/Acknowledgement.


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(vi) Synopsis of the proposed study.

(vii) Abstract (maximum 2 pages on A4 size page).

(viii) Contents.

(ix) List of Tables, graphs, charts, etc.

Note: In case of Media Practices (Practical), the student has to submit his/her Practical asmentioned under point no.(i) above.

III SCHEME OF THE DISSERTATION/PROJECT WORK/RESEARCH PROJECT:

(i) Introduction. (ii) Review of Literature. (iii) Research Methodology. (iv) Analysis andInterpretations. (v) Findings and suggestions. (vi) Bibliography/References. (vii) Appendix/

Annexure etc.

Note:

(i) The candidates are required to bring with them a CD containing the Dissertation/Project

Work/Research Project at the t ime of viva-voce, fai l ing which he/she wi l l

no t be allowed to appear in the viva-voce exam.

(ii) In case of MCA, the report on project work wil l consists of Introduc tion,

analysis and feasibility study, System Design, Coding, Coding conventions, Coding

style, Naming Conventions, Technology & Tools, Testing, Implementations &

Maintenance, Results, conclusion & future scope of the study. The report may be the

development of software embodying novel ideas or it may be related to the

Commercial/Industry software development in a real environment.

In case of late submission of the Dissertation/Project Work/Research Project/Media

Practices as laid down in concerned Ordinances of M.A. Education/MBA/MCA/ M.A.

Journalism & Mass Communication, the same may be accepted on payment of the

following late fee: -

1. Within normal period without late fee2. After expiry of normal period i.e. upto 120 days. Rs.250/-3. After expiry of normal period i.e. upto six months. Rs.500/-

4. After expiry of normal period i.e. upto one year. Rs.1000/-

No further extension will be granted and the result will be declared treating the candidate as

absent, provided the Vice-Chancellor may allow further extension with further penalty as he may

deem fit to his satisfaction. A candidate, who submits his/her Project Report etc. during the

extended period with penalty as above, will not be entitled to the University Medal.

INFORMATION FOR EXAMINATIONS

Admit Card will be sent to the candidate well in time. In case a candidate does not receive his/her

Roll No. a week before the commencement of examination, he/she may collect the duplicate Roll

No. from the University. Candidates have to fill their Admission-cum-Examination Form in their

own handwriting. They should submit the form duly completed to the UCDL, CDLU, Sirsa as per

instructions given in the form.

The examinations will be held at the end of each academic year as per tentative dates mentioned

in Handbook of Information. The students must fill the Admission-Cum- Examination form as per

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Director, University Centre for Distance Learning, Chaudhary Devi Lal University, Sirsa 125055

(Haryana) before the specified date. The students (including those placed under supplementary)

will have to send the Examination Form alongwith the crossed DD for prescribed fee. The UCDL

will not be held responsible for the postal delay in reaching the applications/Examination Forms

etc.

Those students who could not receive the Admit Card by post or need duplicate Admit Cards will

have to approach to The Assistant Registrar, UCDL, with two passport size photographs and fee

Rs.50/- to be submitted to University Cash Counter. The candidate may collect Duplicate Roll.No./ Admit Card before the commencement of the examination.

INSTRUCTIONS FOR RE-APPEAR/COMPARTMENT/FAILED/EX-STUDENTS

1. A students who has completed the prescribed course of instruction in the UCDL, other

requirements such as payment of full fee, submission of required documents but does not

appear in the examination, or having appeared fails or is placed under compartment/

Reappear, may be allowed to appear/re-appear in the examination/ paper(s) as the case may

be, as an ex-student, without attending a fresh course of instruction, in the two consecutive

chances within the maximum period prescribed in the relevant Ordinance for passing the

course. The last date for submission of Examination Forms for appearing in the

Supplementary Examination is as indicated on the prescribed examination admission

form. If the result of a candidate is declared late, he/she can submit his/her Examination From

within 20 days from the date of declaration of the result as mentioned on the front side of

D.M.C., or 15 days from the date of dispatch of the D.M.Cs. by the Examination Branch CDLU,

Sirsa whichever is later.

2. A candidate appearing as an Ex-student of the UCDL shall have to pay the examination fee

as prescribed by the Chaudhary Devi Lal University, Sirsa from time to time.

3. All the particulars in the Examination Form must be completed in a legible handwriting.

Examination Form alongwith full fee in the form of crossed Bank Draft should reach the UCDL

at least one week before the last date fixed by the University for Submission of examination

forms as indicated on the Examination Admission Form so that the same may be sent to the

Examination Branch, duly attested by the UCDL in time. If the Examination Form or fee is

received late, the candidate shall be required to pay usual late fee as prescribed under

rules.

4. The Photo on the Examination Forms should also be got attested from the Gazetted Officer or

the Principal of a college affiliated with any recognized University in the country by showing

the DMC and identity card.

5. For attestation of examination form from the UCDL, students are required to bring with them

their identity cards, issued by the Directorate and the DMCs for verification.

6. The students, who have completed first/second year through regular mode of any recognized

University, be allowed to get admission in second/third Year under UCDL on the condition that

the candidate will have to pass the deficient paper (s) if any. The candidate will have to pay full

examination fee for deficient paper (s).


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7. Further inquiry, if any, regarding the result etc. of ex-students may be made from the office of

the Controller of Examinations, CDLU Sirsa (Phone: 01666-239808).

RULES FOR SUBMISSION OF ASSIGNMENTS

The candidate of first Year and second Year (wherever applicable) will have to submit subject-

wise two handwritten assignments in spiral binding for each subject. On the first page of the

assignment the student will have to mention his/her reference no., name, subject name and

course. The last date for submission of first and second assignments will be 30th April. A student

who does not submit the assignment, will be given proportionate marks of concerned theory paperto make up for internal assessments. It is not mandatory for the students to pass in the internal

assessment separately. The students should send the assignments through registered post/by

hand and it will be the responsibility of the students to ensure that the assignment has reached to

the office of UCDL upto the last date (s). The record of the assignment will be kept only upto 3

months of from the declaration of the University result. However in case of semester system, the

students will have to submit their first and second assignment upto 15 November and 30thApril of

each Academic year respectively.

MINIMUM MARKS REQUIRED TO PASS THE EXAMINATION

a) M.A. Mass Communication/Post Graduate Diploma in Mass Communication.(i) 35% marks in each written paper.(ii) 40% marks in aggregate.(iii) 40% marks in practical/project work/dissertation where applicable.

b) MBA/PGBDM(i) 40% marks in each written paper.(ii) 50% marks in aggregate.(iii) 50% marks in Project Work where applicable.

c) M.A. (Education, Hindi, Punjabi, Sanskrit, English), MCA/M. Sc. ComputerScience/PGDCA.(i) 35% marks in each written paper.(ii) 40% marks in aggregate.(iii) 40% marks in practical/project work/dissertation where applicable.

d) BCA/DCA.(i) 35% marks in each written paper.(ii) 40% marks in aggregate.(iii) 40% marks in practical/project work/dissertation where applicable.

e) B.A. Mass Communication, B.A., B.Com(i) 35% marks in each written paper.(ii) 35% marks in aggregate.

f) Post Graduate Diploma in Disaster Management(i) 35% marks in each written paper.(ii) 40% marks in aggregate.

REFERENCE NUMBER AND IDENTITY CARD1. Every candidate who is admitted to any course of the University Centre for Distance Learning

will be allotted a Reference Number, which will hold well during the entire period of the course.In all communications, the students must invariably mention this Reference Number in full.Correspondence without reference number will not be entertained. The Reference Number willalso be used on the examination Admit Card.

2. Every candidate admitted at the UCDL will also be supplied with an Identity Card by the UCDLwith the Reference Number within one month after the admission. This card must be producedwhenever required by the authorities such as for receiving the Admit Card, for entry into theoffice of the UCDL and University Examinations. If the original identity card is lost, a duplicatecard will be issued on remittance of Rs.50/- through a crossed Demand Draft drawn in favourofthe Registrar, Chaudhary Devi Lal University, Sirsapayable at Sirsa. Identity Card hasto be submitted to the UCDL at the time of taking degree/certificate.


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