PROSPECTUS2009–2011

MSW PROGRAMMERECOGNIZED BY UNIVERSITY OF PUNE

KARVE INSTITUTE OF SOCIAL SERVICEAFFILIATED TO UNIVERSITY OF PUNE

NAAC ACCREDITED B ++

18, Hillside, Karvenagar, Pune - 411 052, Maharashtra, IndiaTelephone Nos. : 020- 65007565 / 2543 4259

9520- 65007565 / 2543 4259 (within a distance of 200 km)

e-mail id : kinss@pn3.vsnl.net.inwebsite : www.karve-institute.org

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Month (Period)

January 02-01-2010Commencement of2nd TermJanuary 2nd & 3rd week inAprilFebruary 1st &2nd weekFebruary 3rd week

February 4th weekMarch 2nd week

April 2nd week

April 3rd week

May 1st week

May – June (As perUniversity schedule)June – July

1st YearSemester - II

Theory Classes, Field Workand labs begin

Advance Orientation visitsseminarAnnual Sports competitionsDay’s celebrations

Annual GatheringSubmission of final researchproposal

Theory Classes and FieldWork end, Research Toolfinalization and fare well tooutgoing studentsEvaluation Conferences andviva voce2nd Term ends andpreparation leave for finalexamsUniversity II Sem. FinalExamTerm begins

2nd yearSemester - IV

Theory Classes, Field Workand labs begin

Study Tour seminars

Annual Sports competitionsDay’s celebrations

Annual GatheringSubmission of ResearchProject reports(by 15th March 2009)Theory Classes and FieldWork end

Evaluation Conferences andviva voce2nd Term ends andpreparation leave for finalexamsUniversity IV Sem. FinalExamBlock Placement

KARVE STATUE

DECCAN GYMKHANA

INSTITUTE OF SOCIAL SERVICE

Vandevi Temple

Warje

Karve Institute Location Map N

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KARVE INSTITUTE OF SOCIAL SERVICEFounded on 9th November, 1963 in the memory of

Late Bharat Ratna Maharshi Dr. Dhondo Keshav Karve

:: Registration ::• Registered under the Societies Registration Act, 1860 (vide certificate No .29

dt. 9.11.1963 at Pune) and• Bombay Public Trust Act, 1950 (vide certificate No. 5058 Reg. No. F-275 Pune)

:: Recognitions ::• Permanent recognition as Postgraduate Centre for the MSW degree course

of University of Pune No. PG/AF/15/6389 dt. 30.8.1976• Recognised Constituent Institute of the University of Pune under Section 46(5)

of the Pune University Act – 1974 (CA 1356 dt.26-7-1983)• Recognition of University of Pune for the MSW degree for recruitment of

Welfare Officers in Industries under Factories Act 1948 No.WOR-1083 (9058)LAB-4-IndustrieEnergy and Labour Department, Mantralaya, dt.26.10.1983

• Recognition of the Ministry of Science and Technology (Govt. of India)Department of Scientific Industries Research Centre As per the Sec.29 (f) ofUGC Art 1956, Institute is recognised. (No. 3/3/07/TU-V dt. 19.11.07 upto 31.3.08

• Recognition for the M.Phil degree programme vide letter No.CA/96/95 dated16.1.1995 of University of Pune

• Recognition for the PhD programme vide circular No.21/95, dt.6-2-95 ofUniversity of Pune

:: Registered Office ::18, Hillside, Karvenagar, Pune 411 052, Maharashtra, India

Telephone Nos. : 020 - 65007565 / 2543 4259 : 9520 - 65007565 / 2543 4259 (within a distance of 200 km)

For further details please send email or log on to our websiteemail id : kinss@pn3.vsnl.net.in website : www.karve-institute.org

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Month (Period)

July 1st weekCommencement of 1st term

July 1st week

End of the July

August 2nd week

August 3rd week

August 4th week

September 1st week

September 2nd week

October 2nd week

October 3rd week

October 4th week to 15th

November

November 15th Novemberonwards

Sem. Examination

December

24-12-2009 to 31-12-2009

1st YearSemester - I

Orientation programme andworkshops Director’saddress on Thursday02-07-2009.

Regular teaching andorientation visits begin

Welcome party to the 1st

year from 2nd year students

Field work begins

Regular Skill Lab sessionsstart

Medical check up

Research Project :Orientation

Regular Research labbegins

Theory classes and fieldwork for the term end

Evaluation conferences andviva voce

Diwali vacation and Exampreparation leave as per UoP

Sem. Exam

Rural camp, A.O. Visits

Rural camp

Project finalisation Projectwork topic

2nd yearSemester - III

Teaching and Field Workbegin (Director’s address onThursday 02-07-09.)

Teaching & Field Work

Teaching & Field Work

Research labs on dataprocessing and dataanalysis

- “ -(till September end)

Theory classes and fieldwork for the term end

Evaluation Conferences andViva Voce

Diwali vacation and Exampreparation leave as per UoP

Sem. Exam

Study tour

Work on Project

KARVE INSTITUTE OF SOCIAL SERVICE

ACADEMIC CALENDAR : M.S.W. PROGRAMME JUNE-JULY 2009-10

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KARVE INSTITUTE OF SOCIAL SERVICE

:: SOCIAL WORK ::A Challenging Profession for Human Service,

Social Change and Social Development

PROSPECTUS2009-2011

ACADEMIC PROGRAMMES :

1. MASTER OF SOCIAL WORK (M.S.W.) Degree Programme of theUniversity of Pune

2. MASTER OF PHILOSOPHY (M.Phil) in SOCIAL WORK of theUniversity of Pune

3. DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY (Ph.D.) in SOCIAL WORK of theUniversity of Pune (Pune University recognised Centre)

4. POST GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN GOVERNANCE AND MANAGEMENTOF NGO (PGDGMN) (Autonomous Course)

Price: Rs.300/- with application form for the MSW degree programme Rs.150/-for candidates belonging to the reserved categories of the MaharashtraState on submission of a valid Caste Certificate.

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JOB OPPORTUNITIES1. Family Court2. Non-Governmental organizations working for adoption, sponsorship programme3. Schools4. Family Couneslling centres5. Mental Health Institutions and De-addiction Centres6. Govt. and Private Hospitals7. Blood Bank and Municipal Corporation Hospitals and Projects8. Community Health Projects9. Corporate Social Institutions10. Developmental Research Organisation11. Support and Advocacy organisation12. Govt. Health Departments13. Industries and multi-national groups/corporate sector such as small scale/medium/large

scale industries, bank, hotels etc.14. Service Industries15. Social Development Officers, Consultant in NGOs16. Government and NGO projects for Watershed Development, Jalswarajya17. Social Welfare officers in State Department of Social Welfare18. Zilla Parishad19. Social Work Education20. Opportunity abroad for futher education and jobs21. Health Research

LOCATION OF THE INSTITUTEAbout 6 k.m. from Deccan Gymkhana, Near Maharshi Karvee Stree Shikshan Sanstha-onthe hillside, Karvenagar Pune 411 052.

Bus Routes : Selection Bus Routes : SelectionFrom Deccan Gymkhana : 82, 84, 85 From Chinchwad : 276From Swargate : 78, 95 From Kirkee Bazar : 277From Corporation : 80 From Hadapsar : 202From Pune Station : 143, 174, 249 From Nigdi : 281From Sahakarnagar : 97

The nearest bus stop to the Institute is called ‘Wadacha Stop’ which is between GandhiBhavan and Karevnagar Bus Stops.

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ORGANIZATION

TRUSTEES : Shri. A. N. KotharyShri. Sourabh Dhanorkar

PRESIDENT : Shri. Ajey Bhave

VICE PRESIDENT : Mrs. Sudhatai Kogekar

MANAGING COMMITTEE : Dr. P. C. ShejwalkarChairman

Adv. S. B. InamatiVice Chairman

Adv. Vijay LimayeSecretary

Dr. Rajiv DongreTreasurer

Members : Mr. N. V. BadweMr. Jayant InamdarMr. Pramod DigheMr. Madhukar PathakMr. Sanjay Sawant

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MEDICAL AND PSYCHIATRIC SOCIAL WORK1. Armed Forces Medical College (PSM Dept.)2. Chaitanya Mental Health Centre3. Deenanath Mangeshkar Hospital4. Dept. of Psychiatry, Command Hospital5. Jehangir Hospital6. KEM Hospital, Social Service Department7. Kripa Foundation De-addiction Centre8. National AIDS Research Institute (NARI)9. Nityanand Rehabilitation Centre10. Pathway11. Pune Chest Hospital12. Ruby Hall Clinic13. Saheli PHO14. SOFOSH — Dept. of Medicine – Sassoon General Hospital

URBAN AND RURAL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT1. Chaitanya, Rajgurunagar2. Gram Gaurav Prathisthan- Pani Panchayat3. Institute of Health Management Pune Centre4. Jankidevi Bajaj Gram Vikas Sanstha5. Kagad Kaach Patra Kashtakari Panchayat6. Karvenagar Community Centre7. NAVAM8. Pathway9. Saheli Karyakarta Sangh10. Steria CSR (XANSA)11. Streevani12. Swachcha Project, SNDT13. Trailokya Boudh Mahasangh Bahujan Hitaya14. Triratna Cooperative Society

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FACULTY

:: Director ::Dr. Deepak Walokar

MSW (C.C.A. & LWPM), M.A. (Sociology), M Phil, Ph.D (Social Work)

Ms. Ruma BawikarM.A. (Social Work),TISS

Ms. Anuradha PatilM.S.W., M.Phil., Diploma in Women’s Studies, University of Pune

Ms. Anjali MaydeoM.A. (Social Work),TISS, M.Phil, University of Pune

Mr. Vishal KarunaM.A. (Sociology), M.S.W. University of Pune

Ms. Nagmani RaoM.A. (Social Work), TISS, Dip. in Women’s Studies, University of Pune

Ms. Sharmila SahadeoM.S.W. University of Pune

Mr. Devanand ShindeM.S.W. University of Pune

Ms.Ujwala MasdekarM.S.W. University of Bombay, Diploma in Women’s Studies, University of Pune

Ms. Geeta RaoM.A.(Social Work),TISS

Ms. Chitralekha RajuskarM.S.W. University of Amravati ;M.Phil (University of Nagpur)

Mr. Mahesh ThakurM.S.W. University of Pune

Ms. Deepali Deshmukh (Substitute Teacher)M.S.W. University of Pune

:: B. D. Karve Research and Consultancy Cell ::Dr. Asha Deshpande

M.A. (Social Work), TISS , Ph.D (University of Pune)

:: Visiting Faculty ::Mr.A. Y. Joshi Mr. R. B. WadiyarDr. Nitin Sane Dr. Hemant Chandorkar

Mr. Mahesh Birajdar Dr. V. Z. SaliAdvt. Gauri Kulkarni Advt. Vilas Atre

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11. Kshitij12. Maharshi Karve Stree Shikshan Sanstha13. NAVAM (Nav Maharashtra Community Foundation.14. Observation Home for Boys15. Observation Home for Girls16. Rewachand Bhojwani Academy17. Saraswati Vidya Mandir18. Shishu Adhar for the Child19. SOFOSH20. St. Crispin's Home21. Vanchit Vikas

HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT1. C.G. Marketting2. Cummins India Ltd.3. GKN Sintar Technologies4. Greaves Cotton Ltd.5. Hindustan Coca Cola Beverages Pvt. Ltd.6. Indi Schottle Auto Parts7. Intech Auto Store & Conveyor's Pvt. Ltd.8. JCB, Talegaon9. Kirloskar Pneumatics Pvt. Ltd.10. Larsen & Tubro Tractors Engineers Ltd.11. Mahale Filter Systems12. Mahindra Lifespaces Developers' Ltd.13. T.C. Springs Ltd.14. Tata Auto Comp Systems15. Tata Johnson Controls Automotive Ltd.16. Tractor Engineering Pvt. Ltd.17. Tyco Electronic Corp. (P. Ltd).18. Varroc Engineers Ltd.19. Varroc Lighting Pvt. Ltd.20. Weikfield Foods Co. Pvt. Ltd.21. Windal's Auto Pvt. Ltd.

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:: LIBRARY AND OFFICE STAFF

Librarian : Mr. Mangesh TalmaleB.E., M.Lib.

Asst. Librarian : Mr. K.V. ChoudhariM.A., B.Lib.Sc.

Library Assistant : Ms. Satyavati GowalkarM.A., B.Lib.Sc.

:: OFFICE STAFF

Registrar : Mr. V. U. KastureB.Sc., M.B.A.

Office Superintendent : Mr. S.G. KhudeB.Com

Accountant : Ms. Shubhada KandalgaonkarM.Com

Staff : Mr. A. S. WasankarMs. Prajakta Moghe

SUPPORT STAFF : Mr. Vishnu KudaleMr. Rajendra PawarMr. Balu JadhavMs Bimla ChatoleMr. Sunil WaghmodeMr. Vijay KumbharMr. Sambhaji MadkeMs. Rekha AtoleMr. Rupesh Piwal

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16. Indian Red Cross Society's School for Deaf17. Institute of Health Management, Pune18. Integrated Child Development Scheme19. Intervida20. Jawaharlal Nehru Udyog Kendra21. Jeevan Jyot Mandal, Tarate Mukta Shala22. Jeevandhara School for Mentally Handicapped23. Kamayani School for the Mentally Challenged24. Karvenagar Community Centre25. Manavya26. Observation Home for Boys27. Observation Home for Girls28. Panch Houd Mission's St. John's Home29. Panchayat Samiti, Purandar Block30. Pathway31. Phoenix School32. Poona School and Home for Blind Girls33. Pratham34. Prism Foundation's LARC School35. Ruby Hall Clinic36. Santulan37. Schizophrenia Awareness Association38. Snehadeep Janakalyan Foundation39. Society for Doorstep School40. Urban Community Development (PMC)41. V.R. Ruia Muk-Badir Vidyalaya42. Vidya Jyoti School for Slow learners

FAMILY AND CHILD WELFARE1. Ayodhya Charitable Trust2. Bharatiya Samaj Seva Kendra (BSSK)3. Centre for Youth Development Activities4. Certified School for Girls5. Children's Future India6. Deep Griha Society7. Family Counselling Centre Karve Institute8. Forbes Marshall Ltd.9. Jeevan Jyot Mandal10. Kamayani School for the Mentally Challenged

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:: THE STAFF OF R & C CELL

Director : Dr. Asha DeshpandeProgramme Support Manager : Ms. Deepa Prabhu

Ms. Usha Kiran K. T.Office Assistant & Accountant : Ms. Hemlata More

FAMILY COUNSELLING CENTRECounsellor : Ms. Supriya BendkhaleCounellor : Ms. Prachi BokilClerk : Ms. Rajashri PadekarPeon : Ms. Rekha Athole

CHILDLINE (NODAL CENTRE)Co-ordinator : Ms. Aparna Kulkarni

Ms. Aparna Chaudhari

INNERWHEEL BALWADITEACHERS : Ms. Sangeeta Tambe

Supervisor - Teacher

Ms. Suhasini PangarkarMs. Latika NikamMs. Meena Khaladkar

AYAHS : Ms. Leela PingaleMs. Nanda PisalMs. Lata Pawar

C-DATS, KARVENAGAR & KARVENAGAR COMMUNITY CENTRECo-ordinator : Ms. Vaishali Kulkarni

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Course Curricululm

Governance and Management of NGO : Course Content

1. Development of Voluntary Organization

2. Legal Framework of Voluntary Organization and Policy Environment

3. Theoretical Foundations of Management

4. Organizational Behaviour

5. Project Management

6. Fund Raising, Resource Mobilizatonand Donor Management

7. Managerial Accounting, Financial Management and Procurements

8. Training and Development

9. Project Appraisal, Monitoring and Evaluation

10. Research Project/Project work

Prospectus of PGDGMN is available in the office.

FIELD WORK AGENCIES FOR THE MSW PROGRAMMEThe following organizations have been providing facilities to the MSW students of the Institutefor field work practice:

GENERIC PLACEMENTS (FOR ALL SPECIALISATIONS)1. Adhar Vidyalaya2. Ankur Bal Mandir3. Annapurna Pariwar4. Apang Kalyankari Sanstha5. Bahujan Hitaya6. Chetana Mahila Vikas Kendra7. Children's Future India8. Cipla Palliative Care Centre9. Deep Griha Society10. Dilasa Kendra Karyashala11. Disha Institute12. Eklavya Balshikshan Sanstha13. Family Planning Association of India14. Government Certified School for Girls15. Identity Foundation

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:: CONTENTS ::

Sr. No. Title Page1. Introduction 92. Vision 103. Mission 104. Objectives of the Institute 105. About the Institute 116. The M.S.W. Programme 117. Eligibility 118. Admission Pre-requisites 119. The Admission Procedure 1210. Schedule for the Entrance Test 1311. Reservation of Seats 1412. Information about the Specialization 1513. List of the Compulsory & Specialization Subjects for MSW 1614. Discipline 1715. Rules Regarding Ragging 1816. Grant of Terms 1817. Field Work 1818. Research Project 1919. Skill and Research Laboratory work 1920. Viva Voce Examination 2021. Block Field Work Placement 2022. Hostel Accommodation 2023. Schedule of Fees 2024. Rules regarding Cancellation of Admission & Refund of Fees 2225. The Library 2226. Scholarships 2327. Prizes and Awards 2428. Other Activities of the Institute 2529. M.Phil Degree in Social Work 2630. Ph.D. Degree Programme in Social Work 2731. Field Work Agencies 30

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6) Other fees : (Per Year)

Sr. Head of the fees Non-Professional ProfessionalNo. courses courses

Rs. Rs.1 Gymkhana 80.00 80.00

2 Students’ Welfare fund 40.00 40.00

3. Development fees 100.00 250.00

4. Pro-rata contribution to Ashwamedh 10.00 10.00

5. Disaster Management 10.00 10.00

6. Computerization fee 20.00 40.00

7. Students Safety Insurance 2.00 2.00

8. Student Aid Fund 20.00 20.00

Total 282.00 492.00

PGDGMN – POST GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN GOVERNANCE AND MANAGEMENT OF NGO (Autonomous Course)

The PGDGMN ProgrameThe Post Graduate Diploma in Governance and Management of NGO’s was conceptualisedby Karve Institute of Social Service in June 2007, to initiate the process of capacity buildingof those who lead the NGO’s and prospective candidates interesed in entering into socialdevelopmental sector in various capacities and positions. The separate prospectus isavailable for the course for details, contact office or Course Coordinator : 9225521074

Rationale

Social development organizations have been implementing various charitable anddevelopment programes towards social transformation. The environment for socialdevelopment has become very dynamic and taking paradigm shift for addressing themillennium development goals. An organization operating in such environment needs tosharpen its Governance, Management and Administration practices.

The NGO is considered as the third wing of development and economic initiatives, first twobeing the Government and Commercial sector or market sector. The commmercialorganizations are profit oriented and therefore their activities per se do not cater to the needsof the deprived classes and issues.

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:: INTRODUCTION

Social work has always been an integral part of every human society. However,the concept of social work has evolved over the years and continues to evolve inkeeping with changing human and social needs and situations. Social work todaydoes not mean only charity or philanthropy. It has been accorded the significanceof a profession like the other helping professions and is practiced in a systematicand methodical manner.Social Work as a profession is being increasingly recognised as a core professionin the process of human and social development. The scope of the human andsocial services continues to be in keeping with the functions of the Modern WelfareState. Professionally trained and qualified social workers are increasingly beingsought for holding responsible positions in government and non-governmentorganizations working in the field of individual, family, community and socialdevelopment.Society today is faced with a variety of issues which come into the fold ofprofessional social work education, training and practice. This requires professionalsocial workers to have a sound knowledge and value base, conducive attitudesand appropriate skills so that they are better equipped to enable people to helpthemselves to manage their situations and lives effectively. Appropriate applicationof scientific knowledge and skills with a sound foundation of values is equallyessential in the entire process of social work training, education, practice andresearch.Social work as a professional activity attempts to enable individuals, families andcommunities to satisfy their needs and resolve their difficulties, preferably, in theirown cultural and social milieu and concerted efforts are made to minimize thebarriers which tend to prevent people from achieving the best of which they arecapable.In order to be able to face the variety of challenges, professional social work hasa very systematic, well-developed, rigorous and demanding training programme.Over the years training in Social Work has assumed increasing importance andrelevance as it is being recognised that a basic aptitude for helping people canbe furthered, directed and moulded in order to ensure one’s development as aneffective professional social worker. Training in social work is best received byan open mind since the aim and the focus of training is on the development of ahealthy and mature professional personality in order to appropriately meet thedemands of the social work profession.A demand for trained social workers in various fields is continuously on the increaseand newer avenues are being opened where human help is needed for dealingwith difficult human situations. The training programme therefore emphasisesdevelopment of efficient and competent professionals.

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The candidates have to pay following fees, to the Institute directly.1) Tuition fees : Faculty of Arts & Fine Arts, Mental Moral & Social Sciences

A) Rs.1300.00 First Year, Second Year and Third yearB) Rs.2000.00 Fourth, Fifth, Sixth YearC) Rs.4000.00 Seventh and Eighth Year (If re-registration is granted)

General Conditionsi) A Student who has registered for Ph.D. in College/Institute, shall pay 60% (sixty per

cent) of the Tuition fee and other fees to the College/Institute (Research place) andpay 40% (forty per cent) to the University. The Examination fee for Ph. D. Thesis willbe paid by the student to the University through the College/Institute.

ii) Notwithstanding anything provided otherwise, the Tuition fee and Laboratory fee areprescribed for the students from the Sate of Maharashtra. The students who are fromoutside the State of Maharashtra will have to pay double the Tuition fee and the non-resident Indian student, Person of Indian Origin, Foreign Citizens/Foreign Nationalswill have to pay five times of the Tuition fee that is prescribed for the students fromthe state of Maharashtra. The students from Bhutan, Nepal, Srilanka will have to paythree times of the Tuition fees as prescribed.

iii) The Tuition and Laboratory fee will be increased after every two years by 10% (tenper cent. This increase will be on the fee prescribed for the year 2002-03 unless/otherwise specified.

2) Library Fee of Rs. 400.00 per annum for all courses to be paid at the place of researchwork

3) Registration fee Rs.300.00 (For Ph.D. courses under all faculties, at the time ofRegistration and re-registration if any

4) Synopsis fee Rs. 400.00 at the time of submission of synopsis, it is necessary to submitthe thesis within the period of 6 months from the date of payment of the synopsis fee.Otherwise fee of Rs.50.00 per month shall be charged for 7th, 8th, 9th and 10th montheach. If student fails to submit thesis the synopsis along with of Rs.400.00 provided hisperiod of registration is not over.

5) Examination fee For the courses under faculties of Arts and Fine Arts, Mental Moral andSocial Sciences, Commerce, Science, education, Law : Rs. 1200.00 The examinationfee shall be paid at the time of submission of the thesis.

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PROFILE OF THE INSTITUTEIn commemoration of the great work done by Bharat Ratna Maharshi Dr. Dhondo KeshavKarve, Karve Institute of Social Service was established on 9th November 1963. The Institutehas completed 45 years of its existence striving to provide service to society and imparttraining to aspiring professionals and a variety of functionaries working with people

‘We at Karve Institute of Social Service envisage a society which ensures peace,harmony, dignity, justice and equal opportunities for development of individualsand communities through planned social work interventions by a committed cadreof professionals.’

‘Our mission is to strive for excellence in social work education trainingand research by upholding social work values and the nobility of theprofession’

OBJECTIVES OF THE INSTITUTE1. To train students to deal with various social problems,2. To study and conduct research regarding social issues and situations,3. To co-ordinate and promote social work activities,4. To offer consultancy and assistance relating to and in pursuance of the objectives

of the institute.5. To undertake and monitor all such activities which would help to improve socio-

economic conditions of the community,6. To endeavour for the promotion of general social welfare, education, medical relief

and to act for the well-being of the community7. To promote and run educational institutions right from pre-school education to post

graduate level including M.S.W., M.Phil, Ph.D. and in other suitable fields with asocial bias

8. To retain and/or employ skilled professionals or technical advisors and other staffand workers in fulfilment with the objects of the Institute and to pay thereof suchfees, honoraria or remuneration as may be considered suitable.

9. To constitute Research Advisory Committee consisting of eminent social workers,educationists and citizens for rendering guidance and assistance to the Institute inits activities connected with research work.

10. To establish, promote, co-operate, collaborate with and/or become members of anyassociation or other bodies having similar objects and to accept/gain or arrangefor mutual financial and other assistance,

11. To do or to cause to be done all such lawful acts or things as are not contrary tothe spirit and the principles of the constitution of the Institute, nor to the laws underwhich this Institute is organised and shall be conducive or incidental to the social,

VISION

MISSION

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The Application Form, duly completed, should reach the Institute’s Office by the third weekof July 2009.Incomplete Application Forms will not be considered.Candidates who are employed must enclose a No Objection Certificate from their employer.

Ph.D. IN SOCIAL WORKEligibility for RegistrationA Candidate will be permitted to register for the Ph.D degree programme in Social Work, ofthe University of Pune, conducted by the Institute subject to the revised rules of Ph.D. videCircular No. 420/2005 dt. 24-11-2005.The candidate must hold the Master of Social Work (MSW) degree with 50% of marks froma recognized University.A Candidate can register for the Ph.D. Programme at any time during the year.The Application Form and other details about the Ph.D. Programme are available inthe Office of the Institute on request.1. Dr. Deepak M. Walokar, Ph. D. and M. Phil Guide

– Child related issues, Child Rights, Child Labour, Adoption– Human Resource Management, HRD– Organizational Behavior, Corporate Social Responsibility– Labour Welfare, Labour Legislation, Industrial Relations– Social Wark and Social Development issues, Social problems & social work interventions.– Correctional Social work.

2. Dr. Ashwini Ghorpade, Ph. D. Guide– Education– National Resources– Women– Rural and Tribal issues

3. Dr. B. A. Deshmukh, Ph. D. Guide– Tribal issues– Rural issues

4. Dr. Asha Deshpande, Ph. D. Co-Guide, M. Phil Guide– Family and Child Welfare– Disability– Media

5. Dr. Dhananjay Lokhande, Ph. D. Co-Guide, M. Phil Guide– Extension Education– Non Formal Education– Social Movement– Youth Programmes– Youth Issues.

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moral, cultural, educational and physical welfare in general and to make suchalterations to the objectives of the Institute as deemed necessary.

The Institute primarily conducts the two years’ full time training programme in Social Workleading to the Master of Social Work (MSW ) degree of the University of Pune.

The Institute also conducts the M.Phil and Ph.D. degree programmes in Social Work of theUniversity of Pune.

THE MSW PROGRAMMEThe Institute offers training in the following specializations :1. Family and Child Welfare2. Human Resource Management3. Medical and Psychiatric Social Work4. Urban and Rural Community DevelopmentApproximately 15 seats shall be available for each specialization.

ELIGIBILITYThe minimum requirement for admission to the MSW degree programme of the Universityof Pune is a Bachelor’s degree in Arts, Science, Commerce, Law, Home Science or anyother faculty of a recognised University with a minimum of 40% marks. Higher academicdegrees or diplomas in Social Sciences and experience of working with people will be anadditional qualification.Candidates who have appeared for the qualifying Bachelor’s degree examinations in April /May 2009 and whose results will be declared before the Admission Test or before securingthe admission to the MSW programme will be required to submit their result to the Office ofthe Institute.Candidates who have appeared for the qualifying Bachelor’s degree examination in April /May 2009 and are awaiting their results can also apply. Admissions of such candidates willbe provisional and will be finalized only after the declaration of the results and their beingdeclared as pass. Submission of the mark sheet to the Office within the stipulated time isessential for confirming the admission.

Candidates being deputed by Government or Private organizations should apply throughproper channel with appropriate NOC. Direct applications shall not be considered.

ADMISSION PRE-REQUISITESCandidates seeking admission are required to produce a certificate of physical and mentalfitness from a registered medical practitioner. The Institute also conducts a medicalexamination on behalf of the University of Pune after admission to the course.

The MSW degree programme is a strenuous course and demands considerable physicalstamina and mental strength. In case of any specific physical conditions limiting physicalactivity, the candidate will be disqualified from the course if he/she is certified unfit during

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The cell has thus established core competencies to undertake research and/or training insuch areas as human resource development, adult literacy and primary education, HIV/AIDSprevention, child development, water and sanitation, gender issues and corporate projectsassessment and development.The ongoing field action projects such as the pre-school education center (Inner wheelBalwadi), Center for Developing Appropriate Trade Skills (C-DATS), Childline Nodal Agency,Family Counselling Centre and the community outreach work through the KarvenagarCommunity Center, not only contribute to students field training but also to realizing the visionand mission goals of the R & C Cell to contribute to and document social work interventionprocesses.

Since the past many years the Institute has collaborated with the foreign universities, theseinclude :• International Development Studies, Minnesota University, USA• Orebro University, Sweden• Takahashi Institute of Kibi International University, Japan• Institute of International Studies, Valencia University, Spain

M.PHIL IN SOCIAL WORKThe Institute conducts the M.Phil degree programme in Social Work of the University of Pune.At present the M.Phil degree is not a pre-requisite for obtaining the Ph.D degree. However itmay be a desirable condition for some scholars for strengthening their base in ResearchMethodology by completing M.Phil first and then going ahead with the Doctoral studies. Inaddition to this MPhil may be a desirable qualification for some opportunities and posts likethose of Extension Officers and Co- ordinators of research and training departments.The M Phil programme in Social Work has been started from 2008.

Eligibility for Registration for the M.Phil degree in Social Work:The candidate must have successfully completed the training and obtained the Master ofSocial Work ( MSW ) degree from a recognized University.The medium of instruction and oral and written expression for the M.Phil degree programmeis ENGLISH.

Admission ProcedureThe Application Form for the M.Phil degree programme and the details about the course areseparately available on request from the Office of the Institute.Applications for admissions are to be made on the prescribed form which is available fromthe Office on payment of Rs. 300/-.The form may be requested through post by paying Rs 50/- towards postal charges. TheDemand Draft of Rs 350/- is to be made in favour of ‘Karve Institute of Social Service’

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the medical examination conducted by the Institute after securing admission or at any timeduring the period of training.MSW is a 4 semesters full time course and candidates are not permitted to seek employmentor register for any other University course at any time throughout the two years period oftraining. Organisations deputing candidates for the course will have to relieve the candidatefrom all official duties during the period of deputation for two years.The medium of instruction for the MSW course is ENGLISH. It is essential that candidatesseeking admission must have a fairly good knowledge of the English language with an abilityto read, write and speak English. The University of Pune permits students to answer theorypapers in Marathi but the study and reference material is largely available in English.Since Social Work is a helping profession, in addition to the basic academic qualifications,personal qualities like an interest and aptitude for working with people, willingness to learnand accept new ideas and a conducive attitude towards ‘helping’ is also essential. Thecandidate must have appropriate personal bearing and poise indicative of a genuine concernfor people. The candidates desirous of under-going professional training in Social Work arerequired to have a high sense of responsibility and have to be dependable, alert and mature.During the course of the training the student is required to work in various settings like urbanslum communities, institutions for special children, hospitals, industries, prison, care andcustodial institutions, etc. The student will be required to continuously uphold soundprofessional values and ethics as a trainee as well as a professional social worker.The Institute reserves the right to ask a student to leave the course if he/she is foundunsuitable for undergoing training in social work at any time during the period of training.Foreign students seeking admission for the MSW programme are required to appear atand pass the Entrance Test conducted by the International Students Centre of the Universityof Pune. The students who do not pass this Test have to attend the Remedial Course inEnglish, conducted at the Nowrojee Wadia College, Pune. The University of Pune announcesthe date for these Entrance Tests. Foreign students who do not pass the Entrance Test orattend the Remedial Course in English and pass the re-test conducted by the Centre, willnot be allowed to continue training and their admission to the MSW programme will standcancelled.

THE ADMISSION PROCEDURE1. Application for admissionApplications for admission should to be made only on the prescribed form attached to thecopy of the Prospectus. Admission form is also available on college website www.karve-institute.org. you can download the form and send the DD of prescribed prospectus costplus registration fee. Kindly note that application form will be processed only after the receiptof the DD of the prescribed cost of the prospectus and registration fee. This application formduly completed in all respects along with Registration Fees Rs. 200.00 by DD or Cash, shouldreach the Institute Office on or before 3.30 p.m. on Friday 5th June 2009. Incompleteapplication form or application received later than the stipulated date will not be considered.No correspondence on this account will be entertained.

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13. Smt. Savitribai Madan Prize : Awarded to a dedicated and needy female student ofSocial Work.

14. Smt. Gangubai Yashwant Joshi Prize : Awarded to a lady student who shows abilitiesto overcome adverse situations and faces life courageously.

15. Kum.Sanjeevani Godbole Prize: Awarded to a student making the best use of the library.16. Com. Prabhakar Vaidya Prize : Awarded to the female student for her noteworthy

participation in field work.17. Kunda Vaidya Prize : Awarded to the female student for her noteworthy participation in

field work.18. Dr. Sarala Rajaninath Modak Prize : Awarded to a student for good performance.

OTHER ACTIVITIES OF THE INSTITUTEThe Department of Advanced Professional TrainingSocial Development and Social Work is a multi-faceted and multi-disciplinary activity whichis dynamic and evolving. Professionals in the field of social development are often facedwith the challenge of upgrading their competence and orienting themselves to the emergingdemands and trends in social work theory, research and practice.The Department of Advanced Professional Training was started in January 2002. Thisdepartment organizes demand- based short term courses and capacity building workshopsfor the professionals in the field. A few of the courses which the department plans to organizein the near future are in the area of Counselling, Project Design, Project Monitoring,Management of the Field Action Projects and Campaign Strategies.The Institute also conducts need-based short term courses sponsored by agencies likeNational Institute of Public Co-Operation and Child Development, National Literacy Mission,Central Social Welfare Board (CSWB), National Institute of Social Defense, Directorate ofWomen, Child and Handicapped Development, Maharashtra State and other organizations.B. D. Karve Research and Consultancy CellThe B. D. Karve Research and Consultancy Cell (R & C Cell) was established on May 10th,2005, under the aegis of Karve Institute of Social Service. Although an independent unit headedby a Director with a Project Team, the R & C Cell is closely associated with the academicprogramme of the Institute in the following ways:• Serving to support student training through the field action projects.• Involving current students as investigators in major field studies.• Drawing faculty support through their participation in research and consultancy activities.• Senior research staff contributing to the teaching programme according to their specific

areas expertise.The Cell has evolved over a period of time, facilitated by the faculty of the Institute. Variousassignments and projects have been undertaken under the R & C Cell. These have beenGovernment of India sponsored, State Government sponsored or those commissioned bysemi autonomous bodies and international institutions. Some projects have been carried outfor Corporate bodies.

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2. Entrance TestThe Entrance Test : Written Test and Group Discussion will be held at the Institute from9.00 a.m. onwards on Thursday, 18th June 2009 and 1st interview will be held from 10.00a.m. onwards on Friday, 19th June 2009

It should be noted that no separate call or letter would be sent to candidates regardingthe Entrance Test. All candidates who have sent their forms, duly completed, should appearat the Entrance Test on Thursday, 18th June 2009 from 9:00 a.m onwards as per theschedule.The candidates are required to report for the Entrance Test at their own cost at 9.00 a.m.on Thursday, 18th June 2009 to complete the formalities related to Registration.Candidates appearing for the Entrance Test will be given tea and a working lunch on 18th

June 2009.The Entrance Test will consist of a Written Test, Group Discussion and two rounds ofIndividual Interviews.Candidates are required to produce their original certificates of the SSC and HSCexaminations, Mark Sheets of the Bachelor’s degree examination, Domicile, Caste and IncomeCertificate at the time of the individual interviews.Facility for lodging for out-station candidates is available on the campus on advance paymentof Rs. 100/- per day for a maximum period of 9 days between 18th /19th June 2009 and 26th

June 2009.

DAY DATE TIME1. Last date for receiving Friday 05.06.2009 3.30 p.m.

Registration fee & Application forms2. Written Test Thursday 18.06.2009 9.00 a.m.3. Group Discussion Thursday 18-06-2009 2.00p.m.

onwards4. 1st Interview Friday 19-06-2009 10.00 a.m.

onwards5. Display of list of candidates Tuesday 23.06.2009 3.00 p.m.

selected for second interview.6. Second interview according Wednesday 24.06.2009 10.00 a.m.

to specialization7. Display of final selection list Friday 26.06.2009 3.00 p.m.8. Last date for fee collection Wednesday 01.07.2009 4.00 p.m.

Director’s Address Thursday 02.07.2009 11.00 a.m.Orientation Programme begins Friday 03.07.2009 9.00 a.m.

These dates are final and will not be revised.

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3. Prof. V. G. Maydeo Scholarship for a needy student4. Miss. M. K. Davis studentship to a candidate on need-cum-merit basis (Perferably to a

female candidate)5. Smt. Kamalabai Wandrekar studentship on need-cum-merit basis (Preferably to a female

candidate)6. Mrs. Anusayabai Ganesh Apte Scholarship to a divorced, widowed or other wise

deserving lady student.7. Dr. Frances Maria Yasas Scholarship for a deserving Dalit Lady Student8. Dr.Grace Mathew scholarship for a deserving student.9. Scholarship instituted for providing financial assistance to needy and deserving student

for completion of course10. Smt. Durga Gokhale Scholarship to a deserving lady student.

PRIZES AND AWARDS1. Governor’s Silver Medal : Awarded to the candidate who stands first in the M.S.W.

Examination2. Smt. Sushilabai Bhide Prize : Awarded to the candidate who stands first in M.S.W.

Examination with not less than 60% marks.3. Shri B.K.Gokhale Prize : Awarded to the student who submits an outstanding Project

Report4. Kashinath Vishnu Damle Prize: Awarded to the student who stands first in the field

work at the M.S.W. Examination (aggregate of 2 years marks)5. Smt. Laxmibai Lokur Prize : Awarded to the student who secures the highest number

of aggregate marks in two years in the theory of Family and Child Welfare elective.6. Smt. Radhabai Balkrishna Apte Prize : Awarded to the student securing highest marks

in Project Report7. Ramesh Premchand Charitable Trust Prize : Awarded to the student who stands first

in M.S.W. (aggregate of 2 years) with Labour Welfare8. Dr. Nirmala Atmaram Choudhary Memorial Prize : Awarded to the student offering the

elective Medical and Psychiatric Social Work securing the highest marks in theory andfield work (aggregate of 2 years).

9. Smt. Sushila Wasudeo Gokhale Prize : Awarded to the student who stands first in theM.S.W. first year.

10. Brahmachari Vishnubuva Gokhale Prize : Awarded to the candidate who stands firstat field work in the first year M.S.W. Examination.

11. Kum. Meghana Sabnis Prize : Awarded to the candidate who secures highest marksat first year

12. Smt. Manorama Gokhale Prize : Awarded to the candidate who gets the highest marksin theory and field work in Urban and Rural Community Development elective, (aggregateof 2 years)

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3. Admission formalities and payment of fees• Candidates are required to come prepared to pay the full fees immediately after admission,

if selected.• Candidates coming from outside Pune for the Entrance Test are advised to come with

their belongings to join the course since the selected up-country candidates will not getsufficient time to go home before the stipulated dates for payment of fees andcommencement of the academic programme. No leave or joining time will be permittedonce the admission is secured by the candidate.

• Admissions to the MSW course will start at 3.00 p.m. on Friday 26th June 2009 andwill continue till 3.00 p.m. on Wednesday 2st July 2009. Selected candidates shall secureadmission by paying the prescribed amount of fees. (Refer to schedule of fees)

• Any student, selected as per the Final Selection List, but failing to pay the full fees bythe stipulated date will forfeit his / her claim for the admission to the course.

• The candidates also have to obtain a Transference Certificate indicating the Collegelast attended and the examination last passed.

• Candidates who have passed their qualifying examination from a University other thanthe University of Pune must submit a Migration Certificate immediately after securingadmission.

• The admissions of the selected candidates, who do not report for the Director’sAddress on Thursday, 2nd July 2009 or who remain absent on the first two days ofthe Orientation Programme which is scheduled from Friday 3rd July 2009, will standcancelled.

• It is Compulsory for every Candidate to obtain the Eligibility Certificate as per the rules.The application forms for obtaining the Eligibility Certificates will be made available atthe Institute Office and the dates for this will be announced.

• Applications for Eligibility Certificates are to be sent to The Registrar, University of Pune,along with the Migration, Transference and Passing Certificates, and the Statement ofMarks. Timely submission of these certificates is therefore essential. A student who failsto obtain the Eligibility Certificate will not be permitted to appear at the Semester MSWexamination of the University of Pune.

• The Domicile Certificate should be submitted by all candidates, compulsorily.For Government B.C. Scholarship students will have to submit valid CasteCertificate, Income Certificate, last year Scholarship/Freeship Sanction No. anddistrict change certificate within one month from the date of admission.

• Nom-Creamy Layer Certificate – The ST, OBC, VJNT Candidates should submit validNom-Creamy Layer Certificate

RESERVATION OF SEATSIn accordance with the Government of Maharashtra Resolution No.USG-1493/(2428)/ VS –4 dated 23rd June, 1994 and the University of Pune Circular No. Reservation cell/42/420 dated29th July 1994, the following pattern of reservation of seats, excluding the Creamy Layer from

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THE LIBRARYThe Institute has fully automised and well equipped Library house more than 13,000 books,journals and periodicals related to the fields of social work and related subjects. Librarysubscribes to approximately 50 magazines and research journals and receives 10 to 15newsletters, bulletins, and annual reports from a variety of organizations. The Library receives6 local daily newspapers in English and Marathi. The Library also maintains paper-clippings in files on various topics related to social work. Internet access facility is availablein the libraryThe Library is open from 9.00 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. from Monday to Saturday. The Library offersreference reading facility to outsiders on a daily payment basis, with prior permission. TheLibrary also has collection of audio and video cassettes on subjects of relevance to the fieldof social work.

Job Placement CellThe Job Placement Cell is one of the important activities of the Institute. Every year thePlacement Cell receives correspondence for vacancies from various organisations from allover India. The Campus Interviews are organised in the 4th Sem. every year. The Cell alsotakes in the registration of students from other social work colleges and informs themaccordingly. In the last academic year we received 40-50 recruitment requests and all ourstudents are currently employed in various NGOs, Hospitals, Communities and Industries.Every year the Cell publishes Placement Brochure

Alumni ActivityThe Alumni Association of the Institute was formed in the year 1987-88 which was the SilverJubilee year of the Institute. This association was named as KIPSWA (Karve Institute’sProfessional Social Workers Association). Among various other activities the Association hadstarted a newsletter.It organises sharing sessions for students and get togethers and academic professionaldevelopment programmes for alumni every year.

CD ForumDuring 1998-99 as a result of the initiative taken by alumni and the faculty members of theUrban and Rural Community Development department an association called the ‘ CD Forum’was formed with the following objectives –1. To initiate a platform to update knowledge and skills2. To prepare the ground for forming a network of CD workers3. To strengthen the capacities of trained social workers in the context of changing needs.CD Forum members have regularly interacted with the institute through various supportsactivities for students.

SCHOLARSHIPS1. Smt. Satyabhamabai Pandit Scholarship towards part payment of tuition fees.2. Shri. P. B. Sathe Sccholarship towards mess expenses.

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the OBC category, (Govt. of Maharashtra resolution NO.CBC-1094/Pr.No.86/RC-5, dated 16th

June,1994) and subsequent GR/Guidelines of Government of Maharashtra, in this regardwill be followed for the admissions to the MSW degree programme in June- July 2009.Also, in accordance with the Government of Maharashtra Regulation NO.2098/4580/Vishi4dt. 27 Jan.2000 and the University of Pune circular No. Pravesh/4600 dt. 13.02.2000, 3%seats will be reserved for the Physically Handicapped. Candidates from outsideMaharashtra State belonging to reserved categories will be treated as open category.The percentage of the seats reserved for the various categories will be as follows:

1. Scheduled Castes & Nav Boudh from Scheduled Castes 8 (13% of 60)*2. Scheduled Tribes 4 (7% of 60)*3. Denotified Tribes (14 listed castes) 2 (3% of 60)*4. Nomadic Tribes (28 castes listed before January 1990) 2 (2.5% of 60)*5. Nomadic Tribes (Dhangar & other similar castes as per list) 2 (3.5% of 60)*6. Nomadic Tribes (Vanjari & other similar castes as per list) 1 (2 % of 60)*7. OBC + Non-Creamy Layer * 11 (19% of 60)8. Physically Handicapped ** 2 (3% of 60)

Total 32 (53% of 60)* Non-Creamy Layer from the OBC category according to the Govt. Resolution No.CBC 1094/Pr.No.86/

RC-5, dated 16th June 1994., Subject to submission of valid Non-Creamy Layer Certificate as perGovt. GR.

** Subject to submission of Certificate (Physically Handicapped) from the Civil Surgeon.

INFORMATION ABOUT THE SPECIALIZATIONS

FAMILY AND CHILD WELFAREThis specialization which focuses on all aspects of the family, qualifies graduates to workas Social Workers in institutions for women and children, Supervisors of the Integrated ChildDevelopment Scheme, as Family Counsellors in Family Courts, as Counsellors in schoolsand in a variety of research and development programmes. The trainees will have to workwith individuals and families in crises, with children with emotional, adjustment andbehavioural problems and with people with special needs.

HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENTThis specialization is concerned with the human resources and the dynamic situations inindustry. It is an essential qualification for the post of Labour Welfare Officers under theFactories Act, 1948. The specialization equips the graduates to work as Personnel Officersand HR Executives in the Public / Private /Service sector. Students will be placed in industrialorganizations for fieldwork during the Second Year of training.

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4 Above amount does not include food cost and out of pocket expenses.

5 A penalty of Rs.10/- per day will be levied after the stipulated date for payment of fees,for delay in payment up to one month. Beyond that the admission and studentship isliable to be cancelled.

6 The contributions made by students to Campus Development Fund are utilized forbetterment of the Campus of the Institute.

7 Fee structure : Hostel and Mess fee deposit and any other fee is subject tochange as per the Government, University and Institute’s Regulations issued fromtime to time. The students are expected to pay the revised fee as and when it isnotified.

** Partial fees will have to be paid towards study tour in the month of August by 2nd yearstudents. 1st year students are expected to attend rural camp in the month of December.The cost of which could be between Rs. 400 to 600/-

** Since some NGO’s and Govt. Institution are charging professional fees for visits studentsmay be required to Pay Rs. 300/- or actual cost towards visits fee during study tours.

RULES REGARDING CANCELLATION OF ADMISSION AND REFUND OF FEES

Cancellation of Admission and refund of fees :(Ref. Pune University circular No.Law/2002/365 dt.30-10-2002)

Refund of tuition feeThe candidate canceling his confirmed admission will be entitled to receive the refund offees after deducting the amounts as indicated below except otherwise prescribed by theState Government/University/Competent Authority.

Sr. No. Time of cancellation Amount to be deducted1. From 1st day to 10 days from the date of 20% of the total fees

securing admission2. From 11th day to 30 days from the date of 40% of the total fees

securing admission3. After 30 days 100% of the total fees4. Those students who have applied for verification and

Revaluation for final degree should note that if theirresults declared as ‘Fail’ they will not be entitledfor any refund of fees as perUniversity Circular No. 232/1981-82 dt. 19-11-1981

** As circular No. 232, 1981-82 University of Pune students who have applied for verificationof marks / re-evaluation will be given provisional admission in such cases fees will notbe refunded.

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MEDICAL AND PSYCHIATRIC SOCIAL WORK

This is an essential qualification for employment as Medical and Psychiatric Social Workersin General Hospitals and medical settings. Students are placed for fieldwork in generalhospitals, mental hospitals, child guidance clinics, de-addiction, health research Institutes,centres and social welfare departments of industries. Only those persons with an aptitudeto work with the sick and willing to acquire knowledge of various physical and metal healthproblems may opt for this specialization.

URBAN AND RURAL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

This specialization equips social work graduates to work as Community Organisers,Supervisors and Project Officers in community based organisations working with theunderprivileged groups in rural and urban areas. Students will be placed in both urban andrural settings for fieldwork during the second year of training. They will be expected to havea high level of motivation and develop skills to draw peoples’ participation in community workcarried out by Government and Non-Government organisations.

MSW COURSE SEMESTER PATTERN. Revised w.e.f. 2008.

MSW Programme structureTotal 20 Courses / papers, 12 Generic courses and 08 Specialization courses (student shallselect anyone specialization). Five papers per semester. Field work, Research (Dissertation)shall be compulsory and independent head of passing.1. Written theory papers 5 per semester, 20 papers x 100 Marks 2000 marks2. Field work: 150 marks per semester 150 x 4 600 marks3. Research Dissertation (Submitted in Semester IV) 100 marks4. Viva Voce (Semester II and IV) @ 50 marks x 2 100 marks

Total Marks 2800 makrs

Theory Courses: (For course details refer MSW syllabus at www.unipune.ernet.in)University of Pune offers five specialization courses of ten papers each divided over foursemesters. Currently the following specializations are approved by Pune University.

Specialization Courses: Every .recognized training Centre of Pune University selects it ownareas of specialize training. Eight papers are offered at each specialization.The following Specialization Courses are offered by the three Recognized Institutions ofUniversity of Pune:1. Family and Child Welfare2. Medical and Psychiatric Social Work3. Human Resource Management

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Fees payable at 2nd termTuition fees 1300.00Other Fees 470.00Field Work fees 600.00Seminars / workshops 100.00Student Activities 200.00Study Tour 400.00Co-curricular fees 800.00Job Placement Activities 200.00Total 4070.00

4. The above fees include the cost of Field Work file, Field Work Manual, ResearchManual and other learning resource materials provided by the Institute.

DEPOSITSParticulars 1st Year 2nd Year

4.1 Library and Earnest Deposit(At the time of * admission) 400/- ----

4.2 Hostel Rent (Per Annum) 5000/- 5000/-4.3 Hostel Deposit only for Hostel 1000/- ----

Students payable at the time ofadmission

4.4 Mess Expenses App. 1100 Per month Ist Sem. 7000/- IIIrd Sem. 7000/-Lunch and Dinner IInd Sem. 7000/- IVth Sem. 7000/-

4.5 Deposit towards Mess Expenses 1000/- 1000/-

* Refundable within one year of leaving the Institute.

5. Hostel Fee : Since the Hostel is run and managed by the Society and Hostel Mess bythe Private Contractor the student (including GoI Scholarship holders) are required topay the entire amount of Hostel Fee and Mess Fee (Semester wise) at the time ofadmission and in any case concession will not be granted. Hostel Mess charges to bepaid semester wise in advance at the time of semester admission.

Other Terms and Conditions1. Students from outside Maharashtra State will have to pay double the amount of tuition

fees.2 Foreign students will have to pay five times the amount of tuition fees. Students from

SAARC except Pakistan and Bangladesh will have to pay three times of the tuition fees3 All students have to participate in fieldwork in and around Pune city. Expenses incurred

on travel related to Fieldwork are approximately Rs. 500/- per month.

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4. Urban and Rural Community Development and Extension.

Semester – I1. G-I Social Work Profession2. G-II Methods of Social Work I: Work with Individuals and Families3. G-III Methods of Social Work II: Work with Groups4. G-IV Psychology for Social Workers5. G- V Social Sciences for Social Workers

Semester – II6. G- VI Methods of Social Work IV: Social Work Research and Statistics7. G- VII Personal and Professional Development for Social Work Practice8. G- VIII Methods of Social Work III: Work with Communities: Community

Organization and Social Action

Specialization Courses : Two papersFCW-I Family sociology and working with familiesFCW -II Socialization of the Child and Child Welfare

MPSW - I The filed of Medical & Psychiatric Social WorkMPSW - II Advance Medical Information for Medical & Psychiatric Social Workers

URCD - I Urban, Rural, and Tribal Social SystemURCD - II Governance and Community Development

HRM - I Fundamentals of ManagementHRM - II Employee Welfare

Semester – III and IV(The syllabus is under the process of revision and approval of University of Pune)

DISCIPLINEStudents admitted to the Institute will be subject to the disciplinary norms set by the Director,Faculty and other appropriate Officers.A copy of the Institute’s Rules and Regulations will be given to the student after securingadmission. All students are expected to abide by these rules throughout the period of training.

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BLOCK FIELD WORK PLACEMENTAfter the Annual Examination of fourth semester of MSW, the student is placed in anorganisation for a period of 30 continuous days for Block Field Work. During this period thestudent is expected to work as an intern and study all the relevant aspects of the organizationand learn to function as a full-fledged professional social worker. Certification of satisfactorycompletion of block placement by the organization is necessary for declaration of the MSWresult and obtaining the MSW degree.

HOSTEL ACCOMMODATIONThe Institute has limited hostel accommodation for about 40 male MSW students. Studentsseeking accommodation in the hostel should indicate their requirement at the appropriateplace in the application form. Students admitted to the hostel will have to join the hostel mess.Residents of the hostel will have to strictly abide by all the hostel rules. Breach of rules willresult in disciplinary action and in extreme cases cancellation of hostel admission orcancellation of admission from the MSW course.There is no hostel facility for female students, at present. However, the Institute may facilitateoutside female students in finding suitable accommodation in nearby locality

SCHEDULE OF FEE FOR THE TWO YEARS MSW PROGRAMMESCHEDULE OF FEES : MSW PROGRAMME(As per College norms and Pune University’s circulars No. Law/2002/189 dt.23-5-2002, Law/2002/365dt.30-10-2002, and 128 of 2004, dt. 8-4-2004)The fee structure for the session 2009-10 is likely to be revised and will be notified at the timeof Admission or as and when revised.

Fees payable at 1st yearTuition fees 1300.00Other fees 470.00Field Work fees 600.00Seminar/workshop 100.00Student Activities 200.00Medical Exam 30.00Identity Card 100.00Ancillary fee 300.00Computer Facility 50.00Students Orientation & Advance Orientation visits 400.00Co-curricular fees(manuals) 800.00Job Placement Activities 200.00Eligibility form fees 50.00Rural Camp Fee 300.00Total 4900.00

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The Institute reserves the right to cancel the admission of any student who fails to observethe rules and discipline of the InstituteIn case a student is found to be unsuitable for the social work profession on age groundafter due inquiry, the Director and the Faculty reserve the right to ask the student todiscontinue the course at any time during the period of training.

RAGGINGAs per the Law, Government and University rules and regulations ‘ragging’ in any form isstrictly prohibited in the College Campus, Hostels, Field Work agencies or anywhere andduring the tenure of course. Involvement of students, directly or indirectly, in any raggingactivity will lead to cancellation of admission.

GRANT OF TERMS• As per attendance norms 100% attendance is expected at the Orientation

Programme and Orientation Visits, Advanced Orientation Programme, Field WorkStudy Tour and Rural Camp.

• The University of Pune stipulates 75% attendance in the classroom videUniversity of Pune Ordinance No. 68, 69 and 70.

• In normal circumstances it is expected that students do not ask for leave of absencefrom any of the academic activities. In very special circumstances leave may be permittedwith prior intimation and approval.

• Leave of absence will be governed by the rules and shall not be accumulated overconsecutive terms.

• The Director reserves the right of grant of terms. An undertaking will be taken from eachstudent in relation to compliance of all the rules and regulations of this Institute.

The Director’s decision will be final and binding in all matters pertaining to discipline.

FIELD WORKField work is a very distinct feature and an integral part of the total MSW degree programme.Field Work enables the students to integrate and reinforce the theoretical knowledge andinformation acquired through classroom instruction and develop skills through actual practiceunder competent supervision from the agency and by the faculty supervisors. Each studentis placed in a specific organization for field work every term during the two years period oftraining. Every student is required to put in 15 hours of field work per week in the organizationin which he / she is placed for field work.The field work component of the MSW course is organized into Concurrent field work andBlock field work. The Institute has a very well-developed field work programme with ameticulously worked out field work curriculum. There is a major thrust on joint inputs by facultyand agency supervisors through collaborative relationships with a number of field workagencies. Additional inputs through out-station or issue-related camps may be given forenhanced experience. Apart from the concurrent field work, the Institute organizes Orientation

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Visits and Rural Camp in the first Sem., Advanced Orientation Visits in the second Sem.and the Study Tour in the second year, i.e. in III Sem.Attendance at the Orientation Visits, Advanced Orientation Visits and Study Tour iscompulsory. Serious cognizance is taken of absence at Orientation Visits, and RuralCamp, Advanced Orientation Visits, Field Work, Study Tour and Block Field Work. Afterthe terminal examination, 1st year students will be expected to attend the rural camp.Marks are allotted for visits, camp, Advance Orientation visits, presentation.Absence at any of the above may result in cancellation of terms.

RESEARCH PROJECTEvery student is expected to conduct research on a selected topic, write the research reportand submit the Research Project as partial fulfillment of the requirements of the MSW degree.The students are guided by the faculty members in the process of conducting the research.The preparation of the Research Project is based on the application of the theory of thesubject on Research Methodology in the MSW syllabus. The Research Project is to besubmitted along with a copy of the Abstract at the end of second year to the Institute Officeaccording to the stipulated schedule i.e. before 15th March of every year. Completion ofthe Project Report and its approval by the Research Project Guide is a pre-requisiteto appearing at the final examination of 4th Sem. of MSW.

SKILL AND RESEARCH LABORATORYSocial work education lays great emphasis on developing appropriate skills and attitudesrequired for working with people effectively. This is significant because the professionallytrained social workers are one of the important agents of change. The laboratory experienceoffered by the Institute provides organized opportunities and simulated experiences for thetrainees to develop the necessary understanding, skills and expertise for working with peopleand doing research.The Skill Laboratory which is a unique feature of the Institute enables students to developskills necessary for understanding self, communicating, interviewing, making audio-visualpresentations and recording.The Research Laboratory provides the students with experience in designing research andproject proposals, preparing tools for data collection, data processing and analyzing data,using statistical tests and presenting research data.

VIVA VOCE EXAMINATIONAt the end of the second semester the students have to appear at the year end Viva VoceExamination conducted internally by the Institute on behalf of the University of Pune. Thisviva voce examination is based on field work, the research project and theory of the secondsemester of MSW.At the end of the fourth semester the final Viva Voce Examination is conducted by an externalpanel of examiners appointed by the University of Pune. This viva voce examination is basedon the entire MSW curriculum including theory, field work, research project and professionaldevelopment and allied areas.