prospectus for the session 2016-17

About the Institute

In the year 1960 DAV College Managing Committee, New Delhi resolved unanimously in its meeting to establish DAV College at Abohar in the sacred memory of Maharishi Dayanand Saraswati, the founder of Arya Samaj and Mahatma Hansraj, the founder of DAV Movement. The founder Principal of this college was Sh. N.D. Grover who left no stone unturned in raising this institute to the peak of glory. Sh. V.N. Chawla, Sh. M.L. Sekhri, Sh. V.B. Mehra, Sh. H.R. Gandhar, Dr. B.C. Josan and Dr. B.B. Sharma have been the visionaries par excellence in this chain of principals whose untiring and inspiring efforts helped this college make a mark in every field. These illustrious Principals and renowned administrators who with their rich experience and wide vision made remarkable contribution in the sphere of education and pubic life. Presently college has been traversing new tracks under the leadership of Dr. S.K. Arora and this institute is scaling new heights of success, name and fame.

Though at a remote place, the college has a strategic geographic location touching the vicinities of Rajasthan, Haryana and neighbouring country Pakistan. It's opening up its portals and becoming more learner-oriented to meet the needs of societal transformation i.e. social, economic and cultural. The distinguished alumnaire, the wealth of an educational institution, win laurels for themselves and shed lustre on the fair name of their alma-mater.

The college counts among the best institutes and prepares the critical stakeholders in the global economy for the global talent war. This college is the prestigious institution of the state and it can rightly feel proud of having produced eminent scholars, eminent artists and renowned professionals.

What We Strive ForOur ever encouraging mentors and torch bearers inspire us to offer a wide range of courses in higher education in tune with the needs of industry, business and administration leavened by a strong commitment to excellence and creativity in teaching and learning which is responsive to regional, national and international needs and aspirations. It is a pledge for us to fulfill our mission and to translate the dreams of our revered leaders into reality.

We wish to provide an academic environment that supports both teachers and learners and prepares them for a deep seated engagement and dialogue with society. We will build empires of the mind to build a developed India that will hold a mirror to the world.

DAV College, Abohar is committed to be a paradigm in the field of education. Acting as a reservoir of information, it prepares the students to acclimatize with unforeseen changes with an endless desire to be a pioneer in the field of education.

Distinguised Featuresä Personalized tutorials and lectures.

ä Interactive learning ambience.

ä Extensive academic, welfare and career support

ä Computer and Science laboratories equipped with latest Software and apparatus respectively.

ä Offers about 12 Post Graduate programmes in various streams.

ä Also offers B.P.Ed. and 4 Add-on-Courses.

ä Ultra - modern library.

ä Multi-skilled and highly dedicated faculty.

ä A nurturing ground for National and International sports persons.

ä Platform to nourish and sustain co-curricular activities.

ä Excellent results. ��

ä 24 hour Electricity provision.

ä Stress on constructive youth with sound health and ethics.

ä Well organized placement cell.

ä Well equipped Yoga / Health Centre.

Academic Toolkitä Intensive as well as extensive class room instruction.

ä Off-Campus excursions, Seminars & conferences.

ä Diagnostic and remedial classes.

ä Industrial / Field training for the students of Agriculture, Commerce, IT and Biotechnology.

ä Internet and multimedia in labs

ä Case studies and field trips for students of Commerce & Agriculture.

ä Rendezvous with famous litterateurs and renowned critics.

ä Broadband Connection in 20 major departments including hostels.

ä Projects

ä Annual awards and certificates

ä Research journal 'Shodhdhara'

Registration as per UGC ActDAV College is registered under section 12(b) of the UGC Act and is eligible to receive central assistance. The college is maintained u/s 2(f) of the UGC Act, 1956 under the head non-government colleges teaching up to post-graduate degree.

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Infrastructre &Learning Resourcesä äMain Library Guest Houses - 2ä Air Conditioned Reading Hallä Departmental Librariesä 27 Laboratories : Chemistry - 4, Physics - 4, Botany - 1, Zoology - 1, Biotechnology - 6

Research Lab for M.Sc. (Biotechnology - 2),Agriculture Lab - 2, Computer Labs - 4

ä Grounds for Physical Education - 2ä Museum Zoology - 1ä Hostels (2 - Girls & 1 -Boys)ä Yoga / Health Centreä Air-Conditioned Seminar Halls - 2ä 82 kVA Electricity Distribution System - 3ä 25 kVA Electricity Distribution System - 1ä Online UPS : 3 kVA - 1, 1 kVA - 2ä Centralized EPX - 2ä Tubewell & Water Distribution / Pumping facilityä Vehicle Parking Sheds - 3ä Branch of Punjab National Bank & ATMä Stationery and Photocopier shopä Staff Colony (Kalpana Colony)ä Farm for students of Agricultureä Seminar / Multipurpose Hall - 2ä Personality Grooming Lab - 1ä Information Kiosk - 1ä äSports Ground - 2 College Buses - 4ä äAuditorium Common Room (Girls')ä äFood Plaza Fruit Shopä äMusic Room - 1 A Yajna Shalaä äBotanical Garden Placement Cellä äProjectors - 8 Lawns - 6ä äOHPs - 3 Gym & Library (Girls' Hostel)ä äRO System CCTV Cameras - 14ä äSmart Boards - 6 Language Lab - 1

FacultyPRINCIPALDr. Sanjeev Kumar AroraM.Sc., Ph.D.Senator & Syndic (PU, Chd.)

DEPT. OF HINDIDr. Kiran Grover, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.

DEPT. OF PUNJABIM.A., M.Phil. Ph.D.Dr. Iqbal Singh Godara,

M.A., M.Phil.Sh. Baljinder Singh Bhullar, M.A., M.Phil. Ph.D.Dr. Iqbal Singh Sandhu,

M.A., M.Phil.Sh. Gurraj Singh Chahal, M.A., M.Phil. Ph.D.Dr. Tarsem Sharma,

DEPT. OF POLITICAL SCIENCEM.A., M.Phil. Ph.D.Dr. Vandana Munjal,

M.A., M.Phil. Ph.D.Dr. Sharda Nain,

DEPT. OF HISTORYM.A. (Hist. & Eng.), M.Phil., Ph.D.Dr. Rekha Sood Handa,

M.A., NETMrs. Sonu Kapila,

DEPT. OF ENGLISHM.A., M.Phil., PGCTE., NET, B.Ed.Sh. Varinder Setia, M.A., M.Phil., PGDDE., NET, B.Ed.Mrs. Sarika Goyal,

M.A., NET, M.Phil., B.Ed.Mrs. Anita,

DEPT. OF ECONOMICSM.A., NETSh. Arun Thatai,

M.A., NETSh. Ashwani Chanana,

DEPT. OF MATHEMATICSM.Sc., M.Phil.Sh. Anil Makkar,

M.Sc., M.Phil.Sh. Om Parkash Kalra, M.Sc., Ph.D., NETDr. Anita Pruthi,

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DEPT. OF CHEMISTRYM.Sc. (Hons.), M.Phil.Mrs. Saroj Madaan, M.Sc., Ph.D., NETDr. Suresh Sharma,

M.Sc., Ph.D.Dr. Meenakshi Munjal, M.Sc., Ph.D., NETDr. Rahul Gupta,

M.Sc., NETMs. Neha Babbar,

DEPT. OF LIFE SCIENCES & BIOTECHNOLOGY

M.Sc., M.Phil., NET, Ph.D.Dr. Renu Arora, M.Sc., Ph.D., NET, GATE, B.Ed.Dr. Kavita Arora,

M.Sc. (H.S.), M.Phil., NETSh. Jitesh Soni,

DEPT. OF COMPUTER SCIENCE & APPLICATIONS

M.C.A., M.Phil., NETMrs. Sonika Narang, M.C.A., M.Phil., Ph.D., NETDr. Sandeep Aggarwal,

M.C.A., M.Phil., NETSh. Sanjeev Kumar, M.C.A., NETMr. Navneet Golchha,

DEPT. OF COMMERCEM.Com., M.Phil., ICWAI (Inter)Sh. Jawahar Lal Aggarwal,

M.Com., NETMrs. Harvinder Kaur, M.Com., M.Phil., SLETSh. Gaurav Vij,

M.Com., NETSh. Vijay Chhabra, M.Com., C.S., NETSh. Kunal Sharma, , M.Com., M.A. (Eng.), M.Phil., M.Ed., NETMrs. Rashmi Kamra

MBA, PGDM, MA (Eco.), NETSh. Jyoti Prakash, M.Com., NETMrs. Jyotsna,

DEPT. OF PHYSICSM.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D.Dr. Rajesh Khatri,

M.Sc. (Hons.), NETSh. Saurabh Narang, M.Sc., Ph.D., NETDr. Manoj Kumar,

M.Sc., Ph.D., NET, B.Ed.Dr. Ritu Pasrija, M.Sc. (Hons.), NETMs. Shefali Gupta,

DEPT. OF PHYSICAL EDUCATIONM.P.Ed., B.Ed.Sh. Sarabjit Singh,

M.P.Ed., M.Phil., NET, Ph.D.Dr. Lakha Singh,

DEPT. OF SANSKRIT Vacant

DEPT. OF AGRICULTUREDr. Navdeep Gandhi, M.Sc., Ph.D.

HEALTH SERVICESDr. Saroj Miglani, MBBSDr. Naveen Sethi, MBBS, MSDr. H.S. Popli, GAMS (DU), F.I.C.A., A.R.S.H. (London)

N.C.C.Major Sarabjit Singh Lt. Dr. Lakha Singh

N.S.S.Mrs. Sarika Goyal Sh. Sanjeev Kumar YOUTH SERVICESDr. Tarsem Sharma

IQACSh. J.L. Aggarwal Sh. Anil MakkarDr. I.S. Godara Mrs. Harvinder KaurDr. Renu Arora Dr.. Suresh SharmaDr. Sandeep Aggarwal Dr. Navdeep Gandhi

ANTI-RAGGING COMMITTEEDr. I.S. Godara (Convenor) Dr. Rekha SoodMr. Sanjeev Gumber Hostel Wardens

WOMEN'S GRIEVANCESREDRESSAL CELLDr. Vandana Munjal (Convenor)

DISCIPLINE COMMITTEEMr. G.S. Chahal (Convenor)

RESEARCH CELLDr. Tarsem Sharma

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Non-Teaching StaffGENERAL OFFICE

, Supdt.Sh. Gopal Krishan

ACCOUNTS OFFICEB.Com., Supdt.Sh. P.K. Phutela,

M.Com. PMIR, ClerkSh. Mahabir Prashad, B.A.Sh. Rajesh Kumar, B.A. B.Lib.Mrs. Gurmeet Kaur,

Sh. Vijay Kumar

LIBRARYM.A., M.Lib. Mrs. Dimple Thakral,

M.Lib., M.Phil., PGDCASh. Bhupinder Sharma, Library AttendantSh. Inder Mohan,

LAB STAFFDEPT. OF PHYSICSSh. Ram Kumar, J.L.A.

J.L.A.Sh. Rajinder Kumar, Lab. Br.Sh. Rajinder Kumar,

Lab. Br.Sh. Subhash Chander,

DEPT. OF LIFE SCIENCESh. Ashok Kumar, M.Sc., M.C.A., S.L.A.

J.L.A.Sh. Ramesh Kumar, Lab Tech.Sh. Gurnam Chand,

DEPT. OF CHEMISTRYJ.L.A.Sh. Rajinder Sharma,

J.L.A.Sh. Rajiv Dhuria, Lab. Br.Sh. Rakesh Kumar,

DEPT. OF COMPUTER SCIENCEVacant

TUBEWELL OPERATOR-CUM-ELECTRICIANSh. Des Raj

CAMPUS MAINTENANCE Sh. Ram Kishan Sh. Surinder Kumar

HOSTELSAssistant WardenMrs. Madhu Chugh,

Mrs. Salochna DeviSh. Ram Kishore Sh. Mangat RamSh. Dharam Pal

WATCH & WARD STAFFSh. Mohan Singh

SANITATIONSh. Ramesh Kumar Sh. Madan LalSh. Ramesh Chawla

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Ragging Prohibited"As per orders of Hon'ble Supreme Court of India ref. no. SLP © No. 24295/2004, any student involved in 'RAGGING' may be expelled from the institution".

Identity CardOn Joining the college, each student is issued an identity card bearing his/her photograph, name and roll number/pupin number. Students are expected to bring their identity cards with them to the college. Books are issued from the library and students are admitted to the reading room and house examination on production of the identity card. Identity card is also necessary for participating in cultural and social activities and for claiming railway/bus concession.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

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General Instructions Form must be submitted in the office as per schedule and acknowledgement of the same must be received from the office. No form will be accepted after the date specified. Students are required to note the following points while filling up the admission forms :1. The form must be filled up in the student’s own

handwriting.2. The spellings of the name of student, father and

mother must be the same as recorded in the cert ificate / DMC of the Matriculat ion examination passed.

3. Every candidate must write the name of his / her mother along with the name of the father in the stipulated column.

4. Date of birth must be recorded properly with due proof.

5. As and when the Registration Number PUPIN is issued by P.U. Chandigarh, it must be filled in the stipulated column.

6. Affix one photograph of the passport size at the specified place and enclose one with the form.

7. Every candidate must give a certificate that he / she has never been disqualified by any Board / Body / Council / University in any examination.

8. The student must specify the category for reservat ion in appl icat ion. Benefit of reservation shall not be granted if it is not claimed in the admission form.

Checklist1. Attested copies of the original certificate of the

lower qualifying examination. The student should produce a proper certificate issued by the competent authority in support of his/her claim.

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University Calendar 2016-17SEMESTER SYSTEM

College opens on 7.7.16 (Thursday)

Normal Admission for on going and new classes (except for those 7.7.16 to 16.7.16classes in which it is through CET) (Thursday) (Saturday) Late Admission with 18.7.16 to 1.8.16late fee of Rs. 560/- per student (Monday) (Monday)(to be allowed by the Principal)

Teaching starts for ongoing classes 11.7.16 (Monday)For new admission through (CET) 18.7.15 (Monday)

Late admission to be allowed by theVice Chancellor with late fee. 2.8.16 to 20.8.16

Academic Term - I a 11.7.16 to 10.10.16

Autumn Break 11.10.16 to 17.10.16

Academic Term - I b 18.10.16 to 02.12.16

End Semester Examinations 3.12.16 to 28.12.16

Semester Vacation (Winter Break) 29.12.16 to 10.1.17

College Reopens Academic Term - II 11.1.17 to 05.05.17

End Semester Examinations 6.5.17 to 31.5.17

Summer Vacation 1.6.17 to 8.7.17

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2. Original migration certificate is required to be submitted by the candidates who have passed their lower qualifying examination from any board/ university other than P.S.E.B./ Panjab University.

3. Character Certificate from the last institute attended must be attached in original.

4. An attested copy of the DMC of last examination passed.

5. Date of Birth certificate or Matriculation Certificate6. Two recent coloured passport size photographs7. Migration Certificate where applicable8. Reserved Category Certificate where applicable

that of category (S.C./B.C.) should be enclosed with the admission form. In the absence of such a certificate, no benefit of any reservation shall be given.

Conditions for Admission1. Seats are limited. Admission will be strictly on

merit basis. 2. Every admission from B.A., B.Sc., B.Com. - I, to

M.A. classes shall be provisional subject to the approval / confirmation of admission by P.U. Chandigarh. The college shall not be responsible if P.U. does not approve / confirm the admission of any student due to wrong or incomplete particulars submitted by him / her or for want of any requisite document. Therefore before filling in the form, the candidate must ensure that he / she is eligible for admission to the particular class. If any ineligibility is detected at any stage, the admission shall be cancelled and the college shall not be responsible in any case.

3. Admission of students placed in compartment in one subject will be done as per the latest rules / instructions from P.U. Chandigarh.

4. The Principal may refuse admission to any applicant without assigning any reason.

5. If a student is found ineligible at any stage, his/her admission shall be cancelled and he / she will have no claim whatever to :

(i) refund of dues paid. (ii) Stay in the hostel. (iii) Appearing in the examination. (iv) Any other privilege available to the bonafide

students. SECURITIES, HOWEVER, SHALL BE REFUNDED

stAS PER RULES LATEST BY 31 OCTOBER6. Admission will be refused to those candidates.(i) Whose conduct and attendance record has not

been upto the mark in the lower class.(ii) Who have failed in the previous examination.

Gap Year An affidavit in duplicate by each candidate having gap year seeking admission to the College to the effect that he / she was not disqualified by any Board / Body / Council/ University and he / she was not already registered with the Panjab University (whenever applicable), must be submitted. In case of re-admission after a long spell, the candidate must quote his/her old Registration number of Panjab University.

Compartment Case The candidate who has been placed under compartment / re-appear in one subject only with at least 20% marks in the subject in which he / she has been placed in compartment in the +2 examination conducted by the Open School/Board in India shall be eligible to seek admission to the Ist year of B.A./B.Sc. (General) /B.Com./B.B.A./B.C.A. course under 10+2+3 system of education, if otherwise eligible, provided he / she passed all the subjects in one attempt except the one in which he/ she was placed under compartment / re-appear and also

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he / she fulfills the conditions as are applicable in the case of students who have been placed under compartment in the +2 examination conducted by a Board / Body / Council / University in India. A student of any other University who is placed in compartment in 1st year / 2nd year of B.A. / B.Sc. / B.Com. / B.C.A. / B.B.A. course is not allowed to join the 2nd year / 3rd year course of the university.

Migration/Deficient Subject/s: A candidate who has passed his / her Ist year or 2nd year examination of B.A. / B.Sc.(General) / B.Com. / B.B.A. / B.C.A. course conducted by another university / college affiliated to another university in India under specific authorization by the university concerned, is allowed to migrate to the college in the 2nd year / 3rd year class, of the respective course on the condition that such a candidate will have to clear the deficient subject/s if any, within the permissible chances.


Immigration if any, shall be allowed as per Panjab University rules and subject to the approval of the University. The migration certificate must be submitted latest by 30th September. Incomplete forms will not be considered.

Refund of College Library & Hostel Security The college library & hostel security will be refunded up to 31st October otherwise shall stand forfeited. Any student getting readmission to the college can get securities adjusted at the time of admission.

Change of Subject /Faculty1. Students may apply for change of subject(s) faculty

by 31st August along with a fee of Rs.50/-. No application for the change of subject(s) after the time limit prescribed by Panjab University will be entertained. The application for the change of subject must be got recommended by the Dean Programming and sanctioned by the Principal and deposited in the General Office.

2. Any student who wants to change from Science stream to Arts shall not be entitled to get refund of Science fee already paid.

3. The change of subject(s) shall be allowed only if : (i) Seats are available and (ii) The application is s i g n e d b y t h e f a t h e r / guardian of the student. 4. The change of subject(s) will be at the risk and responsibility of the student.

House Examination The College shall hold one mid semester examination besides the class tests in every semester to provide the students an opportunity to assess their understanding of the subjects and enable them to make necessary improvement in their studies. The students themselves can watch their progress and anaylse where they stand academically. These examinations are compulsory for all the students as their eligibility to appear in the University Examination is determined on the basis of marks obtained in these examinations. The college honours the toppers of the terminal examinations to encourage for better performance in University Exams on Annual Awards Day.

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B.A. (TDC) Part - I (Semester System)

ELIGIBILITYä Any student who wants to seek admission to

B.A. I (General) Course (at +3 stage) should have obtained at least 33% marks in aggregate in all subjects including the marks obtained by him in the subjects of compartment (at least 20% marks in theory and practical) taken up by him at the 10+2 examination of Science, Arts and Commerce faculty.

ä Every candidate admitted to B.A. (TDC) Part - I class shall take up the specified languages or other subjects as compulsory subjects (as prescribed and notified by the university).

ä In case the student is seeking admission to the B.A. Ist year, he should have obtained 33% marks in aggregate in all the subjects including the marks obtained by him in the subject of compartment (Theory & Practical taken together), taken up by him at the 10+2 examination.

ä He / she should clear the compartment in twoconsecutive subsequent chances, failing that they will have to leave the course.

NOTE :1. Persons who have passed Senior Secondary Part II

(10+2) examination from C.B.S.E. (Central Board of Secondary Education), New Delhi but have failed in English Subject shall have to clear the relevant subject in two consecutive subsequent chances, otherwise their admission shall stand cancelled.

2. A student who has been placed in compartment in one subject only at the +2 Examination conducted by a recognized Board / Body / Council / University in India (as per booklet of equivalence of Examination and list circulated) and has obtained at least 20% marks in the subject in which he has been placed in the compartment will be allowed to take admission to Ist year of B.A./B.Sc. subject to the following conditions:

CURRICULUM The B.A. (General) programme of study shall consist of 24 credits (every year of 8 credits), each credit having a value of 100 marks. A subject studied for the whole academic year shall carry 2 credits. All the theory papers and practicals, irrespective of their credit value, shall be studied throughout the academic year. The details of the subjects to be studied in B.A. (General) First year examination, 2015 shall be as under

COMPULSORY SUBJECTS(a) Punjabi or History & Culture of Punjab- 1credit(b) English -1 credit

ELECTIVE SUBJECTSä Any three elective subjects including languages and Elective/ Vocational subject.ä A student is required to take up 3 elective

subjects in all, selecting not more than one subject from any of the following sets of combinations.

1) English / Hindi / Punjabi (Students can opt only one language out of these as an elective subjects)2) Economics 3) History / Mathematics 4) Political Science 5) Sanskrit / Physical Education

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONSä Every student will appear for the same subject combination in the next semester.ä No student can change any Elective Subject in

B.A. II & III as per P.U. rule. Admission to B.A. II and III classes shall be open to a candidate who has passed B.A. I and II examination respectively of PU from this college or any other examination recognised by the PU as equivalent to its B.A.I and II examination respectively. The subjects for B.A. II and III classes will be the same as offered by the student in B.A. I and II respectively.

ä No student can offer Political Science & Maths or Physical Education & Maths.

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ä In subjects having pract icals, the theory papers and practicals together will be of 2 credits value. The candidate will have to pass theory and practicals separately. ä Each paper of one credit shall be allocated 3 hours of teaching per week during each academic year. However, for subjects having practicals, three hours of teaching will be allocated to each theory paper and two hours for a practical per week, or as per requirement of the subject concerned.


PUNJAB HISTORY AND CULTUREFor B.A./B.Com./B.Sc./B.B.A./B.C.A.

The students of the following categories shall be entitled to take up the option of History & Culture of Punjab in lieu of Punjabi as compulsory subject.(i) Students who are not domiciled in Punjab and have not studied Punjabi upto class 10th.(ii) Wards of / and Defence Personnel and Central Government employees whose jobs are transferable on all India basis.(iii) Students can also take add-on course (Punjabi language & culture)

M.A. Hindi / Punjabi / History / Political ScienceNo. of units – 01 for each (Semester System)

ELIGIBILITYM.A. Ist Semester A person who has passed any of the following examinations from Panjab University or from any other recognized university whose examination has been recognized as equivalent to the corresponding examination of the P.U. (Under 10+2+3 system of education) shall be eligible to join the First semester of the M.A. Course.(i) B.A. with Honours in the subject of the Post- Graduate course.

(ii) B.A./B.Sc./B.Com. (General) examination with 50% marks in the aggregate.

(i) B.A.(Pass), B.Sc. (Pass) examination with full subjects obtaining at least 45 % marks in the subjects of Post – Graduate class.(ii) Master 's Degree examinat ion in another subject or another faculty. (iii) For Hindi/Punjabi course a person who after

passing B.A. examination has passed the Prabhakar / Gyani examination respectively securing 45% marks shall also be eligible.

(iv) For Political Science, any person having passed B.A. with 45% marks in the Public Administration, Sociology is also eligible. (v) For Hindi course, the person who has secured 45% marks in Sanskrit (Elective) in B.A. or Shastri Examination is also eligible.

M.A. II (Semester III) Persons who have passed any one of the following examinations shall be eligible to join M.A. II(a) M.A. I examination in the subject offered by the Panjab University. (b) M.A. I examination in the subject offered by K.U. / Punjabi / G.N.D.U. / M.D.U. / H.P.U. provided he / she has opted for the same papers as are available at this university.NOTE:1. A candidate for M.A.II examination must have passed M.A. I examination not more than three years previously. 2. Students of Political Science and History can attempt their papers in English/Hindi/Punjabi. Following mode of testing and evaluation for Post-Graduate classes has been approved for implementation from the session 2005. i) Terminal evaluation 80% ii) Cont inuous assessment 20% which may inc lude wr i t ten assignments, snap tests, participation in discussion in the class, term papers, attendance etc.

Note: For detailed information about the courses / options for M.Com / M.Sc. / M.A. course, contact the concerned departments.

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B.C.A.No. of Units - 03

ELIGIBILITY

A person who has passed the following examinations

shall be eligible to join the first year class of BCA course.

a) +2 examination in any discipline with at least

50% marks.

b) Having passed Matriculation examination with

Mathematics as one of the subjects.

NOTE : 5% weightage will be given to such candidate

who has studied the subject of Mathematics, Computer

Science / Information Technology at 10+2 level at the

time of admission in BCA Ist.

ä Admission of BCA Part – I shall be according to

the merit and guidelines issued by Panjab

University.

ä Admission to BCA Part – II & III shall be open to

a candidate who has passed BCA Part – I / II

examination of the Panjab University from this or any

other college.

ä The students selected for BCA course shall

have to deposit his / her full fee immediately at the

time of admission, failing which his / her seat shall be

offered to the candidate next in waiting list.

CURRICULUM

B.C.A. - 1st Semester

1. BCA - 101 English

2. BCA -102 Punjabi / History & Culture of Punjab

3. BCA - 103 Mathematics

4. BCA - 104 Computing Software

5. BCA - 105 Computer Lab

B.C.A. - 2nd Semester1. BCA - 201 English

2. BCA -202 Punjabi / History & Culture of Punjab

3. BCA - 203 Mathematics in Computer Science

4. BCA - 204 Computer Programming and

Problem Solving through "C"


B.C.A. - 3rd Semester1. BCA - 301 Computer Based Numerical Methods

2. BCA -302 Data Structure

3. BCA -303 Implementation of Object Oriented

concept through C++

4. BCA - 304 Computer lab


B.C.A. - 4th Semester1. BCA -401 Project Management &

System Development

2. BCA -402 Client Server Computing using ORACLE

4. BCA - 403 Understanding UNIX


B.C.A. IIIrd YearSubject to approval by PU Chandigarh.

M.Sc. ITNo. of Units – 01

ELIGIBILITY

A person who has passed one of the following

examinations shall be eligible to join Part – I (First

Semester) of the course.

i) BCA examination from P.U. Chandigarh OR

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ii) B.E./ B.Tech. in Computer Science from the P.U. Chandigarh ORiii) Any other examination of any other university recognized by the Syndicate as equivalent to (i) or (ii) above.

CURRICULUM

M.Sc. - IT (1st Semester)i) Computer Graphicsii) Software Engineeringiii) Analysis and Design of Algorithumiv) Operating System Conceptsv) Minor Project Based on C.G.vi) Minor Project on ADA (Using C / C++)

PGDCANo. of units - 02

ELIGIBILITY Bachelor's Degree of PU under 10+2+3 system of examination with at least 50% marks in any discipline. OR B.E. / B.Tech.OR Any other examination recognized by the Syndicate as equivalent.

CURRICULUMi) Fundamentals of Information Technology ii) DBMS Using SQLiii) Computer Based Accountingiv) Computer Network & Data Communications v) Computer Programming & Problem Solving (Using C/C++) vi) Web Application Tools and E-Commerce vii) Practical Software Labviii) Practical DBMS Lab PGD-09 Practical Programming Lab in C/C++ ix) Practical Web Programming Labx) Project Work Project Work will involve development of Business Application.

Master of Science (IT) & PGDCA

Add-on-CoursesFOR STUDENTS OF B.COM. Computer Based Accounting

1st Year : 1. Fundamentals of Computer Accounting 2. Tally 6.32nd Year : 1. Wings Trade 2. Busy3rd Year : 1. SAP 2. Oracle Based Accounting

Advertisement and Sales Management1st Year : 1. Marketing Communication 2. Advertising in Modern Time2nd Year : 1. Advertising in India 2. Personal Selling & Salesmanship3rd Year : 1. Management of Sales 2. Sales Promotion & P.R

FOR STUDENTS OF B.A./B.COM./B.SC.Punjabi Language and Culture

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Yoga and Mental HealthFor any student enrolled in a regular degree course with atleast 40% marks in 10+2:1. Foundations of Yoga2. Basic Yoga Texts3. Human Body and Kinesiology of Yogic Practices4. Mental Health and Yoga5. Yogic Excercises and Asanas6. Internal Cleansing : Shatkriyas, Pranayama, Bandhas-Mudras and Meditation

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B.Com. Part – INo. of units – 02

ELIGIBILITY Admission to B.Com.I shall be made strictly on the basis of merit and guidelines issued by Panjab University. Admission to First Year, B.Com. (General degree course) shall be open to a person who has passed 10+2 examination conducted by a recognized Board / Body / Council / University : As per notification of Panjab University, the admission to B.Com.I will be done on merit basis. A candidate seeking admission to B.Com.I should have passed the subject of English at the +2 examination.

NOTE : Merit is to be determined on the basis of score for which the percentage of marks obtained by the candidate in the qualifying examination is the basic score. The percentage should be worked out to the advantage of the student. Where a student has appeared in more papers than the number of papers required to qualifying the examination, best marks should be taken.

ADMISSION OF CANDIDATES FROM OTHER UNIVERSITIES WITH DEFICIENT SUBJECTS, IF ANY A candidate who has passed his / her Ist / 2nd year examination of B.Com.(General) course conducted by another university will be allowed to migrate in the 2nd /3rd year class of the respective course on the condition that such candidate will have to clear the deficient subjects, if any within the prescribed time limit. The student seeking admission to B.Com. / B.B.A. classes will have to deposit their original certificates at the time of interview and admission. No interview shall be allowed without depositing original certificates. Candidates who do not report on the date of interview shall lose their claim and the seat shall be offered to the next candidate on the

meritlist. Admission shall be STRICTLY ON MERIT of the eligible candidates whose applications are received in due time. Indetermining eligibility, no upward rounding of the marks obtained shall be taken as specified above.

BENEFIT OF RESERVATION : In case a student wants to seek admission on the basis of reservation, he / she can claim the benefit of reservation at the time of submission of admission form. No, claim for reservation shall be entertained later on under any circumstances.

B.Com. Part – II & IIIAdmission to B.Com. Part – II &III shall be open to a person who has passed B.Com. Part –I & II examination respectively of the Panjab University from this college.

CURRICULUMB.COM. - 1st Semester101 A Punjabi Or101 B History and Culture of Punjab (refer to page 9)102 English and Business Communication103 Psychology for Managers104 Micro Economics105 Principles of Financial Accounting106 Commercial Laws107 Principles and Practices of Management

B.COM. - 2nd Semester201 A Punjabi Or201 B History and Culture of Punjab202 English and Business Communication203 E-Commerce201 Macro Economics205 Corporate Accounting206 Business Laws207 Human Resource Management

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B.COM. - 3rd Semester301 Interdisciplinary issues in Indian Commerce302 Cost Accounting303 Company Law304 Business Mathematics & Statistics305 Banking and Insurance306 Indirect Tax LawsB.COM. - 4th Semester401 Interdisciplinary Security Analysis & Portfolio Management402 Advanced Accounting403 Auditing and Secretarial Practice404 Cost Management405 Marketing Management406 Quantitative Techniques & Methods

B.COM. IIIrd Year (Semester System)Subject to approval by PU Chandigarh.

The students can opt for honours course in financial management in 2nd year.

B.B.A. (Semester System)No. of Units - 01

ELIGIBILITY A person who has passed 10+2 examination from a recognized board / university with atleast 50 % marks or any other examination with 50% marks recognized by the syndicate is eligible to seek admission to first year of BBA course. A candidate who has been placed under compartment in +2 examination is not eligible for seeking admission to this course. 5% weightage will be given to the students who have passed qualifying examination with atleast 3 commerce subjects at 10+2 level.(e.g. Accounting, Economics, Mathematics, Business Studies, Theory of Commerce, Business Organization, Business Management, Banking a n d Tr a d e , C o m m e r c i a l Ge o g r a p h y, O ffi c e Management, Auditing, Computer Applications, Information Technology.)

CURRICULUMB.B.A. – 1st Semester1. BBA - 101A Punjabi2. BBA - 101B History & Culture of Punjab3. BBA - 102 Business Statistics4. BBA - 103 Fundamentals of I.T.5. BBA - 104 Management Concepts and Practices6. BBA - 105 Financial Accounting7. BBA - 106 Essentials of Business Economics

B.B.A. – 2nd Semester1. BBA - 121A Punjabi2. BBA - 121B History & Culture of Punjab3. BBA - 122 Managerial & Soft Skills Mgt.4. BBA - 123 Essentials of Business Economics5. BBA - 124 Business Laws6. BBA - 125 Psychology for Managers7. BBA - 126 Financial Management

B.B.A. - 3rd Semester1. BBA - 201 English & Business Communication Skills2. BBA - 202 Operation Research3. BBA - 203 Marketing Management4. BBA - 204 Economics of Money and Banking5. BBA - 205 Regulatory Framework for Companies6. BBA - 206 Direct Tax Laws

B.B.A. - 4th Semester1. BBA - 221 English & Business Communication Skiils2. BBA - 222 Project Mangement3. BBA - 223 Research Methodology4. BBA - 224 Human Resource Management5. BBA - 225 Indirect Tax Laws6. BBA - 226 Database Management System

B.B.A. IIISubject to approval by PU Chandigarh.

Bachelor of Business Administration

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M.Com. (Semester System)

No. of Units - 01 Two Year Course

ELIGIBILITY

a) A Bachelor's Degree in Commerce with not

less than 45% marks in the aggregate.

b) B.Com. (Hons.) degree with not less than

45% marks in aggregate.

c) A graduate with Honours in Economics or

Mathematics or Statistics or Commerce with

not less than 45% marks in the aggregate.

Admission to M.Com. is based on Merit

list and strictly according to P.U. Rules.

CURRICULUM

M.COM - 1st Semester

i) Managerial Economics

ii) Quantitative Methods for Business

iii) Modern Accounting Theory & Reporting

Practices

iv) Organisation Theory and Behaviour

v) Marketing Management

vi) Management Information System

vii) Workshop on IT Applications in Commerce

There will be Summer Training Report in 2nd

Semester and VIVA VOCE in the fourth Semester.

* Eligibility and Curriculum from semester -

2nd to 4th will be as per P.U. rules.

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Single Girl Child Scheme* There will be two additional seats for one girl child out of the only two girl children per unit per course subject to maximum limit of four. The additional seats will be only for the one girl child who is either a single girl child of the parents or one amongst the only two girl children with no male child. The parents must submit an affidavit in this regard.

* One additional seat each for the student suffering from Cancer, AIDS and Thalessemia. The parents must submit a certificate as a proof from National Institute like PGI, AIIMS etc.

* Wards of Kashmiri Displaced persons will be given 5% weightage and relaxation in entrance test for admission to various courses.

Rural / Border Area* There will be two additional seats for Rural Area students over and above the sanctioned seats for various UG/PG courses run by the university. The student must have studied in the rural school for at least five years before passing the last exam. (Not in the area of municipal committee / small town).* There will be one additional seat for Border Area students (within 20 kms from border) for various UG/PG courses.

Only Two-wheelers AllowedStudents can bring two wheelers to the college. Four wheelers are not allowed. Two wheelers must be got registered with college office.


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Bachelor of Physical Education

B.P.Ed. (Semester System)No. of Units - 01 Two Year CourseTotal number of Seats :- 50Approved by NCTE, Punjab Govt. and P.U. Chd.* Duration of the course is subject to revision as per latest norms of NCTE

ELIGIBILITYi) A Bachelor's Degree in any discipline with 50% marks from P.U.

ORii) A Bachelor's Degree in any discipline with 45%

marks of any other recognized university provided that the student has participated in National / State level competitions.

OTHER REQUIREMENTS : A candidate has to qualify Physical Efficiency Test (Canadian Test) to be considered for merit list. The candidate has to clear this test in 35 seconds if it is conducted out door and in 36 seconds if it is conducted indoor. Only two chances will be given to clear efficiency test. Candidates will have to bring original certificates on the date of efficiency tests. Sports achievement will be considered for total merit. The achievement in sports carries following weightage.1 (a) International / Arjun Award i) Participation in Olympic Competitions / World Championship / World Cup / Common Wealth Games / Asian Games. ii) P a r t i c i p a t i o n i n J u n i o r I n t e r n a t i o n a l competitions National record holder / Junior Asian Games / Junior World Championship. iii) SAF Games / Four Nation Tournament / Dual Meets Participation in Test Match / National Winner for continuous three years/ Winner for Continuously three years in All India Inter University.

2 (a) Senior National 2 (b) National Competition Competitions Ist - 50 Ist - 40 (age 19-23) IInd - 45 IInd - 35 IIIrd - 40 IIIrd - 30 Participation - 35 Participation - 253. All India Inter Uni. 4. Zonal Inter Univ. Competitions Competitions Ist - 45 Participation - 305. Junior National 6. State Level Competitions/ Competitions School National (Seniors )/ Univ. Competitions Level Competition. Ist - 35 Ist - 30 IInd - 30 IInd - 25 IIIrd - 25 IIIrd - 20 Participation - 20 Participation - 157. State Level Comp. 8. District level (Junior) / Uni. Level Competitions Ist - 25 Ist - 5 IInd - 20 IInd - 3 IIIrd - 15 IIIrd - 2 Participation - 10 Reservation as per P.U. rules.NOTE : 'A' category for which certificates are graded by Sports Department of Punjab and other states. 'B' category consists of all non-graded certificates whether these are from Punjab or outside states.

DRESS CODE Admitted candidate has to follow the under mentioned dress code of the college.1. Activity Classes : (Mondays) Navy Blue Track Suit,

Yellow T-Shirt, White Sports Shoes with white socks, Navy Blue half pants (nikker) White patka (for sikh boys only).

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2. Theory Classes (Daily, except Monday) White pants,White Shirt, Black LeatherShoes / Belly withwhite socks, Sky Blue turban(for sikh boys) Navy Blue Tie(for boys only) Navy BlueBlazer (for boys & girls) WhiteSalvar Kameez with Sky BlueDuppata (for girls).

NOTE : Activity class on every Saturday evening will be off.

CURRICULUMSemester - I Core Coursei) CC-101 History, Principles and Foundation of Physical Education

ii) CC-102 Anatomy and Physiologyiii) CC-103 Educational Technology and Methods of Teaching in Physical Education

ELECTIVE COURSEiv) EC-101 Olympic Movement EC-102 Officiating and Coaching

PRACTICAL COURSE PC-101 Track and Field PC-102 Swimming, Gymnastics PC-103 Calisthenics, Ceremonies of Sports Events PC-104 Basketball, Football, Kabaddi, Kho-kho

STANDARDS OF PHYSICAL ABILITIES FOR B.P.ED.

CATEGORY LONG JUMP VAULTING HORSE TIMES JUMP OF DITCH CROSS HURDLE

Girls 8' - 6"Forward Roll F.Roll100F. Roll

4' - 8"Weight (Boys will carry weight equal to their weight) 100 footGirls will carry bucketsof 30 kg weight

4' - 6"Time of passing outside (Ground)35 seconds35 seconds

2' - 9" insideGymnasium36 seconds36 seconds

Boys 11' - 6" 56 - 6" 6' - 6" 3' - 6"

Sports Achievements 2015-161. College Archery Team (Women) won silver medals in

PU Inter-College Competition held at Shahid Bhagat Singh Sports festival. Pooja Kmaboj was selected for National Championship to be held at Goa whereas 3 members of the team represent PU Archery team.

2. Prabhjot Singh won silver medal in PU Inter College Competition.

3. Sudhir secured 1 Silver and 2 Bronze medals in PU inter-college and Punjab State Open Championship.

4. Cricket team won PU Inter-College Competition.5. Yoga Team (Men) won Gold medal in PU Inter-

College besides bagging individual gold, silver and bronze medals and were placed 3rd in All India Inter-

University. Kamal Jyoti won Gold Medal in Punjab State Yoga Chamionship.

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We feel proud for our students who bag university positions every year bringing laurels to the institution. Many students at PG Level clear UGC NET exam.

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B.Sc. Part – I(Semester System)(Medical, Non-Medical, Computer Applications)

ELIGIBILITY

A student who wants to seek admission to B.Sc.I (Medical, Non-Medical, or Computer Application) must have obtained at least 40% marks as aggregate of all subjects (Gen. English, Gen. Punjabi / History & Culture of Punjab, Physics, Chemistry, Maths, Biology) including the marks obtained in the subjects of Compartment (at least 20% marks in theory and practical) taken up by him / her at the 10+2 examination conducted by a recognized board / council / university in India (as per booklet of equivalence of P.U. examination).

The B.Sc. (General) programme of study shall consist of 20 credits (Ist year and 2nd year 7 credits each and 3rd year 6 credits), each credit having a value of 100 marks. All the theory papers and practicals, irrespective of their credit value, shall be studied throughout the academic year.

ä B.Sc.I students shall take up Punjabi / History& Culture of Punjab as compulsory subject in addition to the elective subjects. (Refer to page 9)

CURRICULUM

COMPULSORY SUBJECTS

Punjabi - 1 credit or

History & Culture of Punjab - 1 credit

+ Three elective subjects of 2 credits each from the following combinations:

ELECTIVE SUBJECTS

a) For B.Sc. I (Medical) : Chemistry, Botany and Zoology

b) For B.Sc. I (Non-Medical) :

Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics

c) For B.Sc. I (Computer Science) :

Physics Mathematics and Computer Application.

Environment Education is a compulsory qualifying

paper.

NOTE :

1. In subjects having pract icals, the theorypapers and practicals together will be of 2 credits value. The candidate will have to pass in theory and practicals separately.

2. : The candidates whoEnglish at 10+2 levelhave passed +2 examination without English from any recognized Board / Body / Council / University, are eligible to join B.A. / B.Sc.I Part I if they fulfill other requirements for admission such as minimum percentage of marks.

B.Sc. (TDC) PART II & III CLASSESELIGIBILITY

Admission to B.Sc. Part II & III class shall be open to a candidate who has passed B.Sc. Part – I and II Examination respectively of Panjab University from this college or any other examination recognized by the Panjab University as equivalent to its B.Sc. Part – I, II Examination respectively.

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ä The subjects for B.Sc. / Part II & III Classes will be the same as offered by the student in B.Sc. Part I and II respectively.

ä B.Sc.II – students will have to take up English as a compulsory subject in addition to the elective subjects.

NOTE :

No other combination shall be allowed under any condition.

The college has started B.Sc. Honours in the subjects of Physics, Chemistry, Botany & Zoology. (Subject to minimum 15 students per class.)

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B.Sc.(Hons.) Biotechnology No. of Units - 01

ELIGIBILITYPassed 10+2 with 50% marks in Medical & Non-Medical science group from recognized board/body/council.

CURRICULUMB.Sc.(HONS.) BIOTECHNOLOGY SEMESTER 1BIOT-Sem-I-I-T EnglishBIOT-Sem-I-II-T Punjabi/HCPBIOT-Sem-I-III-T Mathematics/Life SciencesBIOT-Sem-I-IV-T ChemistryBIOT-Sem-I-V-T PhysicsBIOT-Sem-I-VI-T Introduction to Biotechnology

B.Sc.(HONS.) BIOTECHNOLOGY SEMESTER 2BIOT-Sem-II-I-T EnglishBIOT-Sem-II-II-T Punjabi/HCPBIOT-Sem-II-III-T Statistics & Computer FundamentalsBIOT-Sem-II-IV-T Basic BiochemistryBIOT-Sem-II-V-T Cell BiologyBIOT-Sem-II-VI-T General Microbiology

B.Sc.(HONS.) BIOTECHNOLOGY SEMESTER 3BIOT-Sem-III-I-T BiochemistryBIOT-Sem-III-II-T GeneticsBIOT-Sem-III-III-T Immunology-IBIOT-Sem-III-IV-T Plant Tissue CultureBIOT-Sem-III-V-T Animal Cell Culture

B.Sc.(HONS.) BIOTECHNOLOGY SEMESTER 4BIOT-Sem-IV-I-T Immunology-IIBIOT-Sem-IV-II-T Biophysical and Biochemical TechniquesBIOT-Sem-IV-III-T Plant BiotechnologyBIOT-Sem-IV-IV-T Animal BiotechnologyBIOT-Sem-IV-V-T Agro & Industrial Biotechnology

B.Sc.(HONS.) BIOTECHNOLOGY

SEMESTER 5 and 6Subject to approval by PU Chd.

B.Sc. (Agriculture)4 Year Programme under Semester System.

No. of Units :- 01

ELIGIBILITY

ä A student who wants to seek admission toB.Sc. I – (Agriculture), must have obtained at least 40% marks in the aggregate of all subjects (Gen. English, Gen. Punjabi / History & Culture of Punjab, Physics, Chemistry, Maths / Biology / Agriculture) at the 10+2 Medical / Non-Medical / Agriculture conducted by a recognized board / council / university in India (as per booklet of equivalence of P.U. examination).

ä Students who have passed +2 with Non-medical stream will have to clear Botany & Zoology in 1st & 2nd Semester and students who have opted Medical stream at +2 level will appear for Maths I & II in first & second semester.

CURRICULUM

B.SC. (AGRICULTURE) – 1st SEMESTER1. 111 Punjabi/History & Culture of Punjab

(Refer to page 11)

2. 112 English

3. 113 Basic Mathematics – I

(Elementary Algebra & Trigonometry)

4. 114 Computer Applications

5. 115 General Botany

6. 116 Basic Economics

7. 117 Introductory Agroclimatology

8. 118 Elements of Agronomy

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B.SC. (AGRICULTURE) – 2nd SEMESTER1. 121 Agricultural Journalism & Language Culture 2. 122 Landscaping and Floriculture 3. 123 Introduction to Soil Science 4. 124 Basic Biochemistry 5. 125 Fundamentals of Microbiology6. 126 General Zoology 7. 127 Basic Mathematics – II (Analytical Geometry and Calculus) 8. 128 Environment & Road Safety Education

B.SC. (AGRICULTURE) – 3rd SEMESTER1. 231 Agronomy – I (Kharif Crops) 2. 232 Elements of Genetics 3. 233 Manures and Fertilizers 4. 234 Fundamentals of Agricultural Economics (Farm Management) 5. 235 Agricultural Microbiology 6. 236 Elements of Vegetable Growing 7. 237 Animal Husbandry

B.SC. (AGRICULTURE) – 4th SEMESTER1. 241 Agronomy – II (Rabi Crops) 2. 242 Horticulture (Fruit Growing) 3. 243 Agricultural Botany and Crop Physiology 4. 244 Statistical Techniques in Agriculture 5. 245 Introductory Entomology 6. 246 Soil Physics & Conservation 7. 247 Introductory Plant Breeding

B.SC. (AGRICULTURE) – 5th SEMESTER1. 351 Farm Forestry 2. 352 Applied Plant Breeding & Biotechnology 3. 353 Rural Sociology & Rural Psychology 4. 354 Dairy & Poultry 5. 355 Agricultural Engineering 6. 356 Introductory Seed Technology

B.SC. (AGRICULTURE) – 6th SEMESTER1. 361 Plant Pathology 2. 362 Crop Experimentation & Applied Statistics 3. 363 Applied Entomology 4. 364 Introductory Food Technology 5. 365 Economic Zoology 6. 366 Agricultural Extension

B.SC. (AGRICULTURE) – 7th SEMESTER1. 471 Project Planning, Evaluation & Implementation 2. 472 Sericulture & Epiculture 3. 473 Medicinal & Aromatic PlantsSpecialization Agronomy47EAG1 Crop Ecology & Farm Crop System47EAG2/ 47EPB3 Insects Pests of Field Crops47EAG3 Recent Trends in Agronomy Or Plant Breeding47EAB1 Fundamentals of Plant Breeding47EAB2 Biometrical Genetics47EAB3/ 47EAG2 Insects Pests of Field Crops Or Horticulture47EH01 Pomology-I47EH02 Nursery Production47EH03 Insects & Pests of Horticulture & Vegetables

B.SC. (AGRICULTURE) – 8th SEMESTER1. 481 Recent Trends in Agriculture 2. 482 Irrigation & Water Management 3. 483 Internship in Agricultural Related Ind./ Vet. Hosp./ Village/ Govt. NurseriesSpecialization Agronomy48EAG1 Weed Control48EAG2 Bio Fertilizers48EAG3/48EPB3 Applied Plant Pathology Or Plant Breeding48EPB1 Breeding Field Crops48EPB2 General Genetics48EPB3/48EAG3 Applied Plant Pathology or Horticulture48EH01 Pomology-II48EH02 Culturing Vegetable47EH03 Diseases of Fruits and Vegetables

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M.Sc. (Semester System)(PHYSICS, CHEMISTRY, ZOOLOGY, BIO-TECH.)

No. of units in each stream – 01

The duration of the course shall be two years.

ELIGIBILITY

(Semester – I)

a) B.Sc. Honours School examination of the

Panjab University in the subject of the M.Sc.

Course.

b) B.Sc. examination of the Panjab University or

any other university recognized by syndicate

securing at least 50% marks in aggregate and with

Physics & Mathematics for M.Sc. Physics course

and with Chemistry & Mathematics for M.Sc.

Chemistry course alongwith anyone of the following

subjects :

Bio-chemistry, Botany, Chemistry, Geology, Physics,

Statistics, Zoology, Provided that a student who had

not taken up Mathematics as one of the subjects in

B.Sc. examination may be admitted to M.Sc. (2- year

course) in Chemistry on the condition that he / she

passes an additional paper in Mathematics (50

hours course) in the first & second semester

examination securing at least 40% marks

c) B.Sc. in Physical or Biological Science with at least

55% Marks for M.Sc. Bio-Tech.

The admission will be based on merit basis

determined through PU-CET. If seats remain vacant,

candidates without CET can be considered, subject

to approval by PU.

CURRICULUM

M.Sc. (CHEMISTRY) - 1st Semesteri) Inorganic Chemistry ii) Organic Chemistryiii) Physical Chemistry iv) a. Math for Chemistsiv) b. Bio for Chemists iv) c. Computerv) Lab (Inorganic) vi) Lab (Organic)vii) Lab (Physical)

M.Sc. (Physics) - 1st Semesteri) Mathematical Physics ii) Classical Mechanics iii) Quantum Mechanics iv) Classical Electrodynamicsv) Electronics vi) Physics Lab

M.Sc. (Zoology) - 1st Semester(Subject to approval by the concerned

authorities)

M.Sc. (Bio. Tech.) - 1st Semesteri) Cell Biology ii) Biomoleculesiii) Microbial Diversity & Metabolismiv) Computer Application v) Bio Statistics

M.Sc. (Mathematics) - 1st SemesterNo. of Units - 01 Two Year Course.

ELIGIBILITYB.A./ B.Sc. (Pass) with Mathematics having either at least 50% marks in the aggregate or at least 45% marks in the subject of Mathematics of Panjab University or from any other recognized university. NOTE : Admission will be made on merit basis determined by the college.

CURRICULUMi) Real Analysis - Iii) Algebra - Iiii) Differential Equationsiv) Complex Analysis - I

v) Number Theory - I

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Beyond the Classroom

Library The college has a vast, voluminous and well

equipped library that houses about 70,000 books. The

“Lekhram Bhawan” was bui l t w i th a mot to

“swadhyayanma pramadah” i.e. always indulge in self

study.

The library subscribes to about 20 national and

regional news papers. It also provides access to over

3100 e-journals and 75000 e-books through UGC-

INFLIBNET scheme under its nlist programme that

throws open book shelves of reputed international and

national digital libraries at one screen. The students get

individual passwords to avail this scheme at PG level.

There are two big reading halls with a seating

capacity of more than 200 students at one time including

one A.C. hall apart from other user friendly corners and

spaces. The library provides book-bank and internet

facility along with computerized catalogue.

There is colossal collection of reference books. It

also provides open shelf facility. The new arrivals and the

career guidance sections are regularly updated.

The library remains open from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm.

The staff is very cooperative to cater to the needs of the

students. The learners are issued a library –cum-identity

card on which they can get books as per the rules of the

library.

BOOK-BANK FACILITY

The book-bank is maintained for meritorious and

needy students and the books are issued for the whole

session.

Any fee concession, stipends, financial assistance,

book-bank facility or any other facility granted by the

college shall be withdrawn in the following cases.

1. Those who have not appeared in and passed

the house tes ts or mid semester exams

(September & December). 2. who have not attended at least 75% of the

lectures delivered up to dated. 3. who have not given all the class assignments . 4. who are found guilty of indiscipline in the

college.

Extra Mural Activities EMA department has been established to hunt the

hidden talent of students in fine arts, dance and music.

India is the land whose traditional art forms are

unparalleled in the world. Deeply rooted to the Indian

ethos, they are mirror to the word that our cultural

heritage is far better than theirs. The objective of EMA is

to acquaint others with this rich culture of India. Every

year, round about the month of September, best

performers are selected in Talent Hunt competitions who

further participate in various youth festivals at Zonal,

Inter-Zonal and Intervarsity level. The student can

participate in innumerable activities.

National Cadet Corps (NCC) The students can join NCC while being in the

College. The courageous, adventurous and physically fit

students can avail his opportunity. There are about 40

parades in an academic year which are held on Sundays

and other holidays. The students can appear for 'B' and

'C' certificates. Apart from these NCC organizes special

guest lectures on various occasions. Cadets are sent to

attend special camps at various outdoor stations. A few

cadets are the pique of the college who have participated

in events like Paragliding, Republic Day Parade etc.

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Magazine The college publishes its magazine 'Seemant Jyoti' annually to build substratum for sublimation of creative energy of students. It also acts as a platform for dissemination of ideas. Students can contribute to any of the following sections: English, Hindi, Punjabi, Sanskrit, Social Sciences, Sciences, Commerce, Computer, Physical Education, Fine Arts and News. The Magazine exhibits thoughts and ideas of the budding creative artists on diverse themes. There are two student editors for each section who work under the guidance of their respective staff editors. The students also maintain Wall Magazine and food for thought sections.

Alumni Association The Alumni Association has been constituted to bridge the relations between Alma Mater and its pass outs who hold prestigious positions in society, industry, education, administration etc. The institution aims to invite this stake holders so that they contribute to its betterment. Rajnish Ahuja, eminent industrialist of Ludhiana and an old student of the college is the president of the association.The objectives of the Association are :1. To strengthen the link and tie of fellowship between the present students, members of the teaching staff of D.A.V. College, Abohar and the old students in the country and abroad. 2. To promote and encourage active interest in the progress and welfare of its members and students by arranging programmes from time to time. The college organises grand meets of its Alumni. During every meet, a directory of its members is published and distinguished alumni are honoured. The college organised its Alumni Meet in January, this year.

Sports The college has luscious and well maintained play grounds. It aims at fabricating physical, mental and emotional health of the students. The teams unceasingly go for practice sessions and best athletes are sent for training also. The college has SAI's centre for Judo and Coaches for Archery and Athletics. The annual sports meet is held in the month of February and best athletes are duly rewarded. The college provides various amenities to the sports persons for the following games : Archery, Yoga, Boxing, Judo, Table-tennis, Volleyball, Athletics, Basketball, Cricket, Netball, Badminton, Power lifting etc. The students have won acclaim in various championships and competitions at inter-college, university and interuniversity level. 'Yoga' centre is being run by the college under sports department. Yogi Sukhnath trains the students who have been brining honours to the college at University and interuniversity level competitions. We also run an add-on-course on Yoga and Mental Health.

Hostels The college has three hostels, one for boys and two for girls. The college hostels are well-built and furnished with ultramodern amenities. Smt. Raj Ahuja Memorial PG hostel for girls and the old UG hostel provide facilities like AC halls,gym, library, RO water purifiers, indoor games, internet etc besides providing basic amenities to the residents. The boys hostel is located near sports group and has all ultramodern facilities. The hostel wardens and the assistant wardens treat students with parental care.

National Service Scheme (NSS) NSS provides an opportunity for the community feeling to the volunteers. The department has three units for boys and one for girls of one hundred students each.

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The volunteers are enrolled in the month of July. Every year one day and ten days special camps are organized. The volunteers offer themselves for the welfare of the populace. They get involvement in various activities of the adopted village and create awareness against social evils. This gives them a sense of participation in building dream India by providing an outlet to satisfy their creative urges. NSS has also associated itself with Indian Red Cross Society that provides a platform to attend state level and national camps. It also selects students for international seminars. Apart from these, various days and weeks are celebrated throughout the year viz. World Population Day, Van Mahotsava and National Literacy Week and so on. The students are also nominated for state awards like Shahed-e-Azam Yuva puraskar. They can also contribute to the magazine of Red Cross Society. There is also a provision for educational excursions and volunteers are selected for RD parade and national integration camps.

Health Centre Dr. Saroj Miglani has been appointed as visiting physician & consultant. Heath centre is kept open in the evening. Its chief objective is to provide first Aid, medicine and advice on health related problems.

Societies/Clubs The college has a number of subject societies and clubs that organize various activities throughout the year. These include paper reading competitions, quiz, debates, poster making competitions, seminars, extension lectures etc. The societies and clubs functional in the college are:ä Arya Yuva Samaj ä Planning Forum (Economics) ä Punjabi Sahitya Sabha ä Sanskrit Sahitya Parishad ä Hindi Sahitya Parishad ä English Literary Association

ä Young Aristotle's Associationä ä Physics Society History Society ä ä Red Cross Society Chemical Associationä ä Youth Club Commerce Forum ä The PLATO : The Political Literature & Academic Thought Organisation ä Ramanujam Mathematics Association

Scholarships, Stipends &Fee Concession The college grants fee concession and financial assistance to a large number of students on means cum merit basis. The basic purpose of this facility is to help and motivate the students to give their best.The students can avail benefits as under :i) Scholarships for SC / OBC / Minorities by state governmentii) University Scholarships : Means-cum-Merit Scholarship, for Physically Challenged, for Single Girl Child, for Brilliant in Sports, for AIDS / Cancer patient. For more information visit http://dcdc.puchd.ac.iniii) INSPIRE scholarships for Science Students.iv) Smt. Shashi Ahuja Scholarshipsv) Scholarships from College Sourcesvi) Benefits of Earn while you learn schemeviii) Scholarships for first, second and third prize winners in sports at University and Inter- University level and freeships for National players.ix) Kalpana Chawla Shagun Scheme for Single Girl ChildThere are separate rules for each benefit given.

IMPORTANT INFORMATIONScholarships, Stipends & Fee Concessions are for needy, poor & meritorious students, provided that the student will have to clear the condition of examination as well as be regular in the classes.

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* T h e c a n d i d a t e s s e l e c t e d f o r admission shall have to deposit then fee in full immediately.

* Fees & Dues are subject to revision as per un ivers i ty / Pun jab Govt . notification.

* University Examination Fee will be charged in the month of September 2016 and January 2017.

* Fee and funds are non-adjustable and non-refundable except security.

for details visit :www.davcollegeabohar.com

Rules ForPayment of Dues1. Every candidate will have to make full

payment of dues at the time of admission on the same day when his/her form is signed by the Principal. In case of non-payment on the same date his/her seat may be offered to next candidate. All payment of college and hostel should be made on the prescribed dates.

2. All the payments of the college and hostel dues will be accepted in cash only.

3. Fee once paid shall not be refunded. 4. If a student leaves the college during the

academic session he will have to pay the fees upto the months in which migration is sanctioned by the university.

5. When the name of a student is struck off on account of non-payment of dues it can be renewed only if the guardian of the student makes a written request. The lectures, even if attended during that period, will not be counted.

1st Year

15370

16360

24550

19440

18050

18720

32860

38240

38240

42020

51040

62650

35030

34310

26730

34760

32970

18890

42970

24750

COURSE

B.A.

B.A. (with Physical Edu. Sub.)

B.Com.

B.Sc. (Medical)

B.Sc. (Non-Medical)

B.Sc. (N.M. with C.A. Sub.)

B.B.A.

B.C.A.

B.Sc. (Hons.) Biotechnology

B.Sc. (Agriculture)

M.Sc. (IT)

M.Sc. (Biotech)

M.Sc. (Physics)

M.Sc. (Chemistry)

M.Sc. (Mathematics)

M.Com.

M.Sc. (Zoology)

M.A. (Hindi, Pbi., History, Pol. Sci.)

B.P.Ed.

P.G.D.C.A.

College Dues3rd Year

14080

15070

22590

18150

16760

17430

31570

36590

36950

41260

(3rd & 4th Year)

2nd Year

14080

15070

22590

18150

17430

17430

31570

36590

36950

41260

50800

62410

34790

33400

27490

34520

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18650

Extra Curriculars

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6. Students who do not pay their dues, will not be allowed to appear in any test.

7. Only half fee concessions will be given to the poor and deserving students as per instruction of D.P.I. (Colleges) Punjab.

Fines :1. For late payment, Rs.1.00 per day subject to a

maximum of Rs.10 will be charged as fine. Thereafter, the name will be struck off on account of non-payment of dues. Such students may be readmitted on payment of -Rs.200/-.

2. Absence fine per period (Theory & Practical) -Rs. 5/-.

3. Absence fine from House Examination (per paper) Rs.100/-

4. Fine for failure to return library books by due date (per volume per day) Rs.1/-

5. Fine of Unfair Means Cases in House Examinations Rs. 200/-

Hostel Dues 2015-16Boys'Hostel Rent 15500Hostel Security 4000Total 19500

Girls' (UG)Hostel Rent 19000Hostel Security 2000Total 21000

Girls' (PG)Hostel Rent 22000Hostel Security 2000Total 24000

Reward for Meritorious Students Academic excellence is our prime concern. The college makes all efforts to motivate the students to achieve excellence and proficiency. Any student who turns out to be a University/ Board Topper or gets to hold any of the first five positions or secures a place in merit list or achieves first / second or third position in college will be duly rewarded.

Eligibility Conditions for University Examination All the students are required to attend the classes regularly and punctually. They shall become eligible to appear in University examination only if they have attended the required number of lectures both in theory and practical classes.

For university examination, a student is required to attend 75% of the lectures delivered in theory as well practical classes subject to minimum of 25% attendance in each practical subject.


1. Name of the irregular students will be struck off from the college after continued absence of 6 (Six) days. 2. Students who participate in extra-curricular activities (like NCC, NSS, Red Cross, Sports & Youth Festival etc.) should be given concession for those days which are utilized for rehearsal and function. 3. Proper leave application should be submitted in the office.

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test held in mid semester. Marks for Internal Assessment shall be 10% in each paper. Any student who is absent from any of these house test without the prior permission of the Principal shall be fined and shall be deemed to have scored Zero in the subject(s) concerned. Any student found guilty of misconduct/ using unfair means during the examination will be severely punished. The parents of students will be informed about their performance in these examinations.

Sizzling Performance byEMA TeamThe Folk Dance (Boys) team Luddi bagged 3rd prize in 57th PU Interzonal Youth and Heritage Festival. The team clinched 2nd prize in Punjab Stae Intervarsity Heritage Youth Festivals (2015-16). The members were adorned with university colours from the department of youth welfare. The EMA students had a laudable performance in the Zonal Youth and Heritage Festival and brough home 22 prizes with Ghazal, One Act Play, Debate, Folk Dance (Boys), Poem Writing, Ladies' Traditional Song securing first positions.

Placements The placement cell of the college is quite active and invites various companies to visit the college and hold tests for students of various streams. The faculty members of science, commerce and computer applications work as a team to prepare the students for securing placements. 3 Students secured placement in Tech Mahindra, 2 in WIPRO. 9 got job offers from WIPRO, Infosys & TCS, 3 in TCS, 1 in Infosys and 2 in Accenture. 10 candidates were selected by M/s Anand Energy from Dept. of Agriculture.

Internal Assessment The students of B.A./B.Sc./B.B.A./B.Com. shall be awarded Internal Assessment on the basis of the house

Environment Education &Road Safety :Environment Education is a compulsory qualifying paper, which the students have to study in B.A./B.Sc./B.C.A./ B.B.A./ B.Com. The students are required to qualify this paper with at least 33% marks either in the Ist year / 2nd year / 3rd year of the course. The examination will be conducted by the university. However, the students of Semester system may appear in it during 2nd semester of 1st year.

For details, visit General Office during office hours.

A student appearing in the university examination shall have to secure at least 25% marks in the house test besides the requisite attendance in classes.

NOTE : The Principal may hold a special test for the benefit of those students who fail to qualify for the university examination on the basis of house test. A student appearing in the special test shall have to obtain at least 30% marks in the aggregate of all the subjects. A special fee for this test shall be charged. The special test may be held at the sole discretion of the Principal and no one can claim the benefits of special test as matter of right.


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1. Admission to M.Sc. - I (Physics, Chemistry, Zoology, Biotech) will be made as per rules of PU Chandigarh. (For OCET cleared students only)

2. Admission to B.C.A. - I, B.B.A. - I, B.Com. - I, B.Sc. (Hons.) Biotech - I, B.Sc. (Agriculture) - I, M.Sc. (Maths. & I.T.) - I, M.Com. - I, B.P.Ed. will be on merit basis.

3. Merit list of B.C.A. - I, B.B.A. - I, B.Com. - I, B.Sc. - I (Agriculture), M.Sc. - I (Maths. / I.T.) & M.Com. - I will be displayed before the date of interview.

* Date of Physical Efficiency Test will be intimated later on.

* Fee will be collected on date of interview / admission.

* Fee for B.Sc. Agri., B.Com., B.B.A., M.Com., M.Sc. Maths/Physics/Chemistry/ Bio-Technology classes will be collected through bank.

Date of Interviewand Admission

B.B.A. - IB.A. - IIIM.A. - II (Hindi, History, Pol. Sc., Punjabi)

B.Sc. - II (Med., N. Med., Computer Application, Biotech (Hons.), Agriculture)B.A. - I (50% & above in 10+2)B.C.A. - II & PGDCA

B.Com. - II & IIIB.Sc. - III (Med., N.Med. Computer Application, Biotech (Hons.), Agriculture)B.A. - I (Leftover Students)

M.Com. - IM.A. - I (Hindi, History, Pol. Sc., Punjabi)M.Sc. - I (IT)B.A. - II

M.Sc. - I (Math, Physics, Chemistry, Zoology, Biotech)M.Com. - IIB.Sc. - 4th Year (Agriculture), B.C.A. - III

B.P.Ed. & Add on Courses (CBA, ASM, YMH & Punjabi Language & Culture)M.Sc. - II (Math, Physics, Chemistry, Zoology, Biotech, IT)

B.C.A. - IB.B.A. - II & IIIB.Sc. - I (Med., N. Med., Computer Application & Biotech (Hons.)

B.Com. - IB.Sc. - I (Agriculture)B.A. - I

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COURSESLast Date of

Submission ofAdmission Forms

Leftover cases of all classes

12-07-2016

13-07-2016

11-07-201612-07-201612-07-2016

09-07-201611-07-201611-07-2016

08-07-201609-07-201609-07-201609-07-2016

08-07-201608-07-2016

08-07-2016

06-07-2016

06-07-201606-07-2016

04-07-201604-07-201605-07-2016

07-07-201607-07-201607-07-2016

15-07-2016

15-07-2016

14-07-201614-07-201614-07-2016

13-07-201613-07-201613-07-2016

12-07-201612-07-201612-07-201612-07-2016

11-07-201611-07-2016

11-07-2016

09-07-2016

09-07-201609-07-2016

08-07-201608-07-201608-07-2016

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Important Information : There will be Semester System for 1st year, 2nd year and 3rd year under graduate programmes i.e. B.A. / B.B.A. / B.C.A. / B.Com. / B.Sc. as per P.U. norms. Latest rules and regulations of PU will be followed at the time of admission.

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