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2016-17

+NAAC Accredited (Cycle-I): A Grade

NAAC Accredited (Cycle-II) : Grade 'A' (CGPA 3.86) Highest Score in India in College CategoryStar College in Life Sciences

Community College

PROSPECTUS

FOR SELF FINANCED COURSES

H.E. Maharaja Mohinder Singhth th(16 September 1852 – 12 April 1876)

OUR PATRON

MessageEducation does not mean merely imparting class room teaching and providing academic degrees

or dissemination of knowledge and information the main aim of education hence is to create good human beings who can serve the society as a whole. It is about creation of a life which can dispel all darkness and evil from the society, hence justifying the quote from Gurbani, “c?b/ ftfdnk ukBD j't//.”

Government Mohindra College is 141 Years old educational institution, which has been serving the society since long by creating knowledge capital and by developing excellent human resource. It has to its credit a large number of Alumni who have served and are serving the nation as academicians, jurists, sportspersons & professionals like eminent doctors, engineers, journalists and bureaucrats. The college is the only Government college in India which has been reaccredited with ‘A’ Grade with CGPA 3.86 by ‘NAAC’. The college had the coveted “Potential for Excellence” rating by the UGC. It was adjudged the “Star College in life sciences” by the DBT, Government of India. Recently, the institution got the status of “Community College” by the MHRD, Government of India.

The Higher Education Institute Society (HEIS) is an extended arm of the college involved in the pursuit of running the professional (Self Financed) courses, which for sure is the need of the hour. The HEIS is serving the college and the society at large by providing a variety of academic programmes covering a wide spectrum ranging from ICT, Management, Commerce, Science, Agriculture and Humanities. This year the college plans to start MCA, B.A./B.Sc. B.Ed.(4 Yrs integrated course), & B.Sc. Hons. In the subjects of Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics.

I extend my heartiest welcome to the new entrants and wish them success in their lives.

Dr. Sukhbir Singh Thind

Principal Cum Chairperson HIES

Mob - +91 - 98153-466281

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To be the leading educational

institution in the region with

multifaceted development-centric

approach, a focus towards

holistic growth of its stakeholders

and a responsibility towards

societal betterment.

To provide a holistic development approach to the students by covering a variety of areas ranging from IT, Business Management, Commerce, Sciences to Humanities.

To set new standards in providing quality education through a combined use of manpower and technology.

To attain the status of best educational institution in the region.

To increase the employability amongst students through opening new job oriented courses.

To work with result oriented plans & with “CCC” policy i.e. Commitment, Concern and Care.

To build interaction with foreign Universities to focus on new strategies for employability of students.

Vision

Vision

To accelerate and optimize the

effective and economical use of

resources through 'Team

Mohindra' with commitment,

concern and care for the benefits

of students and society

MissionMission

• About Us 4

• The Administration 5

• Courses Offered/Admission Rules/ Instructions for admission of students

passing from Boards /universities outside Punjab 6

• List of Fake Universities 7

• Fee Structure/Payment of Fee 8

• Rules regarding Refund of Fee, Refund of security, Fee Concession,

Reservation of Seats & Required Documents 9

• General Instructions for Students 10

• Departments under HEIS

• Computer Science 12

• Commerce & Business Management 14

• Basic Sciences : Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics 16

• Applied Sciences : Biotechnology, Agriculture 18

• Law 20

• Journalism & Mass Communication 22

• Humanities, Social Sciences & Health 24

• Arts & Culture 26

• The Campus 28

• Student Support Services 30

• Attention Students and Parents 31

• Admission Schedule/University Schedule and Vacations 32

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Contents

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ABOUT US

Higher Education Institution Society (HEIS)

Board Of Governors

Established in 1875, Government Mohindra College Patiala, Punjab, is the oldest institution of

contemporary higher learning in Northern India. Government Mohindra College, Patiala is an

institution providing quality education, with a history of one hundred Forty One years (141) years. The

college facilities include the Central Library, Departmental Libraries, A well equipped Wi-Fi Computer

Centre, Health Centre, Girls’ hostel, separate Canteen for boys and girls, Bank facility, separate

parking facilities for boys and girls, Gymnasium, two auditoriums with a seating capacity of 600 & 250

respectively, Lush green parks and elaborate sports infrastructure, particularly for cricket, athletics

and swimming. The Self Finance Scheme offers 12 graduate level and 13 post-graduate level

academic courses.

The College was the only government college in Punjab to be accredited with A+ status by

NAAC in 2003. This year again the institution has a feather in the cap in the form of A Grade with 3.86

CGPA in its second cycle of accreditation. Earlier it had the coveted status of “College with Potential

for Excellence” from University Grants Commission and was adjudged as the “Star College in Life

Sciences” by the Department of Biotechnology (DBT), Government of India. Recently it got the status

of Community College by The Central Government of India. (Only two Government Colleges in

Punjab got this status).

The HEIS (Higher Education Institution Society) is a college level body that works under the

overall framework provided by Punjab Higher Education Society. The primary objective of this society

is to establish, manage, operate, maintain and control the system of education in the institution.

Dr. Sukhbir Singh Thind - ChairpersonDr. Minakshi Syngal - Vice ChairpersonDr. Ambika Beri - Member SecretaryS. Mukhtiar Singh - MemberSmt. Kulwant Kaur - MemberSh. J. Roy Mangla - MemberDr. R.K. Garg - Member Dr. Neena Singla - MemberProf. Tripti Sharma - MemberProf. Baljinder Singh - MemberDr. Arvind Kaur Khanna - MemberProf. Navjot Singh - MemberProf. Shelly - Member

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The Administration

Burser

Asso. Prof. Baljinder Singh

Registrar House Examinations

Asso. Prof. Jagmohan Singh

Time Table Coordinator

Asso. Prof. Tripti Sharma

Senior Tutor

Asso. Prof. Veena Kumari

Dean Students Welfare

Asso Prof. Harpal Kaur (Girls)

Assistant Prof. Usha (Girls)

Asso Prof.(Dr.) Suresh Kumar Sharma (Boys)

Public Relations Officer

Asso Prof. (Dr.) Swinder Singh Rekhi

Assistant Public Information Officer

Asso Prof. Jagmohan Singh

Nodal Officer Tabacco Control Committee

Prof. (Dr.) Inderjit Singh Cheema

Asso Prof.(Dr.) Seema Manchanda

Chief Warden Hostel

Asso. Prof. Tripti Sharma

Nodal Officer Community College

Asso. Prof.(Dr.) Swinder Singh Reikhi

Editor-In-Chief ‘Mohindra’ Magazine

Asso. Prof. (Dr.) Navila

N.C.C. Naval Wing (Troup I)

Sub Lieutenant Asso. Prof.(Dr.) Jarnail Singh

N.C.C. Naval Wing (Troup II)

Prof. Usha Care Taker

N.C.C. Air Wing

Flying Officer Asso. Prof. Navjot Singh

N.C.C. Army Wing

Assist. Prof.(Dr.) Suveer Singh

N.S.S. Five Units

t Prof. (Dr.) V.K. Walia

t Prof. (Dr.) Manju Walia

t Asso. Prof. Pushpa R. Blaggan

t Asso Prof. (Dr.) Kanwaljit Kaur

t Prof. (Dr.) Arvind Kaur Khanna

t Asso. Prof. (Dr.) Swinder Singh Rekhi

t Assist. Prof. (Dr.) Manmohan Sammi

Red Cross Brigades

Asso Prof. (Dr.) Joginder Paul (Boys)

Asso Prof. (Dr.) Gagandip Cheema (Girls)

Secretary Staff Club

Prof. (Dr.) Rajinder Kaur

Library Staff

t Sh. Subash Monga (M.A., M.Lib.) Librarian

t Smt. Charanjit Kaur(M.A., M.Lib.) Librarian

t Smt. Kamaljit Kaur Restorert

Office Staff

t S. Jarnail Singh (Superintendent)

t S. Balbir Singh (Junior Assistant)

t Smt. Geeta Rani (Junior Assistant)

t S. Jaswinder Singh (Junior Assistant)

t Sh. Navdeep Singh

t S. Ravinder Singh (Care Taker)

t Sh. Gian Chand (Motor Man)

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Rules for opting Punjabi Elementary in lieu of Punjabi Compulsory

Admission Rules

Special Instructions for Students of Boards/Universities from outside Punjab :

Special Note

A student can opt for Punjabi Elementary in lieu of Punjabi Compulsory in the following circumstances:(i) He/She has passed Matriculation Examination from a Board outside Punjab.(ii) Wards of Defence/Paramilitary Personnel (either in Service or Retired) and in case of death of the Father,

the Mother or the guardian of the candidate can give an affidavit that his/her ward has not studied Punjabi upto Matriculation.

The cases of above mentioned candidates along with complete documents will be sent for approval to the University within one month of the admission.The students of all undergraduate courses will have to pass paper in Environmental Studies besides other subjects in the second year.

1. The admission is based on merit. A student aspiring for taking admission in the institution will have to appear in person before the admission committee. After recommendation by the admission committee approval is given by the Principal.

2. Every year admission is done on the basis a of new admission form. This rule applies to the old students of the institution also.

3. The signature of the parents/guardian is mandatory at the assigned place. In case of forgery admission will be cancelled. This applies to cases detected even after completion of admission process.

4. The contact no. of the Parent/Guardians has to be given on the admission form so that he/she could be informed about the activities of his/her ward.

5. The students who have been unable to qualify the exam due to any circumstances, have been disqualified by the University or have left studies for many years will not be given admission in the same class.

6. A course/an option can be started only if minimum ten students are there.7. If due to some reason the result has not been declared by the Punjab School Education Board/ Punjab

University, the next date of admission will be put up on the notice board. This, however does not apply to the candidates of other universities.

8. The Principal has the discretionary power to refuse admission to any candidate.9. The right to amendment of rules lies with the Principal.

• The students of Board/University from outside Punjab will be given admission as per rules/instructions laid down by Punjabi University, Patiala . Such students will have to obtain Eligibility certificate from Punjabi University, Patiala prior to admission in the institution.

• As per instruction laid by Punjabi University, Patiala concerned students will have to submit their original details mark cards and original migration certificates in the college office, otherwise he/she himself/herself will be responsible for the late fee taken by the University.

As per the Syndicate of Punjabi University, Patiala (31-08-1993, Para 2.3) students who have not passed Punjabi in Matriculation examination and are seeking admission in Science, Commerce, Medical, Engineering and other Technical courses will have to pass Punjabi of Matric level or Punjabi Parveshika.

B.C.A., B.Sc. (CSM), B.Sc.(Biotech), B.Sc.(Agriculture), B.A. LLB.(5 Years course), B.Com.(Hons) I & II , B.Com. (Prof) III, B.B.A., B.J.M.C., B.Sc. Hons in Physics, B.Sc. Hons in Chemistry, B.Sc. Hons in Mathematics,B.A./B.Sc. B.Ed. (4 Years Integrated Course).

M.Sc.(IT) , M.C.A., PGDCA, PG Diploma in Internet and Web-designing, M.Sc.(Physics), M.Sc.(Chemistry), M.Sc. (Mathematics), M.Com., M.A.(Sociology), M.A.(Public Administration), M.A.(Fine Arts), M.Sc.(Psychology), PG Diploma in Yoga

COURSES OFFERED

UNDER GRADUATE COURSES POST GRADUATE COURSES

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State-wise List of fake Universities as on 15 March , 2016Bihar

1. Maithili University/Vishwavidyalaya, Darbhanga, Bihar.

Delhi

2. Commercial University Ltd., Daryaganj, Delhi.

3. United Nations University, Delhi.

4. Vocational University, Delhi.

5. ADR-Centric Juridical University, ADR House, 8J, Gopala Tower, 25 Rajendra Place, New Delhi - 110

008.

6. Indian Institute of Science and Engineering, New Delhi.

Karnataka

7. Badaganvi Sarkar World Open University Education Society, Gokak, Belgaum, Karnataka.

Kerala

8. St. John’s University, Kishanattam, Kerala.

Maharashtra

9. Raja Arabic University, Nagpur, Maharashtra.

Tamil Nadu

10. D.D.B. Sanskrit University, Putur, Trichi, Tamil Nadu.

West Bengal

11. Indian Institute of Alternative Medicine, Kolkatta.

12. Institute of Alternative Medicine and Research,8-A, Diamond Harbour Road, Builtech inn, 2nd

Floor, Thakurpurkur, Kolkatta - 700063

Uttar Pradesh

13. Varanaseya Sanskrit Vishwavidyalaya, Varanasi (UP) Jagatpuri, Delhi.

14. Mahila Gram Vidyapith/Vishwavidyalaya, (Women’s University) Prayag, Allahabad, Uttar

Pradesh.

15. Gandhi Hindi Vidyapith, Prayag, Allahabad, Uttar Pradesh.

16. National University of Electro Complex Homeopathy, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh.

17. Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose University (Open University), Achaltal, Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh.

18. Uttar Pradesh Vishwavidyalaya, Kosi Kalan, Mathura, Uttar Pradesh.

19. Maharana Pratap Shiksha Niketan Vishwavidyalaya, Pratapgarh, Uttar Pradesh.

20. Indraprastha Shiksha Parishad, Institutional Area,Khoda,Makanpur,Noida Phase-II, Uttar

Pradesh.

21. Gurukul Vishwavidyala, Vridanvan, Uttar Pradesh.

Odisha

22. Nababharat Shiksha Parishad, Anupoorna Bhawan, Plot No. 242, Pani Tanki

Road,Shaktinagar, Rourkela-769014.

* Bhartiya Shiksha Parishad, Lucknow, UP - the matter is subjudice before the District Judge - Lucknow

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Punjab/haryana/himachal Board or Punjabi university

Other Board/ University

CoursesWithout Parking Fee With Parking fee

Without Parking Fee

With Parking fee

*Subject to approval

from Punjabi University, Patiala

Payment of Fee

1. Fee must be deposited through cash or through Demand Draft only, in favor of “Chairperson, HEIS, Government Mohindra College, Patiala”. No Cheque will b e accepted.

2. Students are to write their name, father’s name and class on the back side of the Draft.

3. Students will have to deposit fee on the date of admission only.

Oriental bank of Commerce branches where fee can be deposited: - 1) Govt. Mohindra College, Patiala, 2) Buddha Dal

Public School, 3) Urban Estate, Patiala 4) A Tank, Patiala 5) The Mall Patiala, 6) New Officers Colony, Patiala, 7) Chowk Purani Kotwali-

Fee Structure/Payment of Fee(Class wise fee detail for Self Finance Courses for the Session 2016 17)

Boys

Girls

Boys

Girls

Boys

Girls

PGDCA

20591

20111

20711

20231

21541

21061

21661

21181

BCA/BBA Part-1

27431

26776

27551

26896

27581

26926

27701

27046

B.Sc. (Bio-Technology) Part-1

25821

20991

25941

21111

25971

21141

26091

21261

B.Com. (Hons.)

Part-1

22321

21691

22441

21811

22471

21841

22591

21961

B. Sc. (Agriculture)

Part-1

37361

36248

37481

36368

37511

36398

37631

36518

BCA/BBA Part-2 and 3

26131

25476

26251

25596

27081

26426

27201

26546

B.Sc. (Bio-Technology) Part-2 and 3

24521

19691

24641

19811

25471

20641

25591

20761

B.Com. (Hons.) Part-2

and

B. Com (Prof.) Part-3

21021

20391

21141

20511

21971

21341

22091

21461

B. Sc. (Agriculture) Part-2

36061

34948

36181

35068

37011

35898

37131

36018

M.Sc. (IT) Part-1

and Part-

2

27741

27016

27861

27136

28691

27966

28811

28086

M.Sc. Chemistry Part-1

and Part-

2

27741

27016

27861

27136

28691

27966

28811

28086

M.Sc. Physics Part-1

and Part-

2

27741

27016

27861

27136

28691

27966

28811

28086

M.Sc. Mathematics Part-1 and Part- 2

20201 19571 20321 19691 22551 20521 22671 20641

M.Sc. Psychology Part-1 and Part- 2

28451 27821 28571 27941 29401 28771 29521 28891

Bachelor in Journalism and Mass Communication (BJMC) Part-1

22221 21591 22341 21711 22371 21741 22491 21861

B.Sc. CSM Part -1 31100 30295 31220 30415 31250 30445 31370 30565

B.Sc. CSM Part -2 29800 28995 29920 29115 30750 29945 30870 30065

M.A. Pub. Admn. Part- 1and2 20201 19571 20321 19691 21151 20521 21271 20641

M.A. Sociology Part 1and 2 20201 19571 20321 19691 21151 20521 21271 20641

M.A. Fine Arts Part 1and 2 28451 27821 28571 27941 29401 28771 29521 28891

M.Com. Part 1 and Part 2 20201 19571 20321 19691 21151 20521 21271 20641

L.L.B. (Five Year) Part-1

48000

48000

48120

48120

49070

49070

49190

49190

P.G. Diploma in Internet & Web Designing

20591

20111

20711

20231

21541

21061

21661

21181

P.G. Diploma in Yoga

20591

20111

20711

20231

21541

21061

21661

21181

*MCA Part 1*B.Sc Hons (Physics) Part 1*B.Sc Hons (Chemistry) Part 1*B.Sc Hons (Mathematics) Part 1*B.A./B.Sc.B.Ed(4 Yrs. Intg Course)

As Per University Norms

Boys Girls

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Rules regarding Refund of Fee, Refund of Security,

Fee Concession, Reservation of Seats & Required Documents Regarding Admissions

Refund of Fee

Refund of Security

Fee Concession

Reservation of Seats

Required Documents and Special Instructions regarding Admissions

Refund of fee will be applicable as per the letter No. 16298-16505/colleges/G.C.6 dtd.27-11-2014 issued by

Punjabi university Patiala. Details can be checked from the page no. 15 of the Prospectus for Regular Courses 2016-

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A student can give his application to the Principal after getting the detail marks card at the end of last semester of

his course and needful will be done as per Govt./University Rules.

• A limited fee concession is given in the case of needy and meritorious students. For this a student can apply

on the application form available in the college office. The application form should bear the signatures of the

parents/guardian and recommendation by the tutor.

• To claim for fee concession a student should have regular attendance in the classes and progress in

academics. In case of misconduct or any unacceptable activity grant of fee concession will be cancelled.

-The detail of reserved seats is as follows:

25% for Schedules Caste, 5% for Backward Class, 2% for wards of Armed Force/CRPF/BSF/Police personnel ( in

service, retired, expired during service), 2% for sports, 3% for handicap, 2% for wards of teachers/employees of

education department, 2% for the children, grandchildren of freedom fighters, 2% for wards of victims(50%

disabled) of terrorist/police actions, migrated Sikhs.

• A student has to bring the following original certificates during the interview:

a) Matric certificate as a proof of Date of Birth

b) Detail marks cards (DMC) of classes passed from Board/University

c) Character certificate of the last institute attended

d) Proof of reservation

e) Eligibility Certificate (if required)

• The attested copies of the above mentioned certificates have to be attached with the admission form.

• Admission form has to be filled neatly without any cutting. Incomplete form will not be considered.

• Students have to bring three passport size photographs. One has to be pasted on the allotted space, the

other two will be attached with the admission form. The student has to write his/her name, Father’s

name and Class at the back of each photograph. This rule applies to the old students also.

• Blood group certificate from any clinical laboratory.

• Fee slip or DD in case of admission.

General instructions for Students

Eligibility Conditions for appearing in the University Exams

College Leaving Rules

Identity and library card

Tutorial Groups

Information Regarding Leave

Attendance and Fines• After admission a student is required to have 75% attendance in the classes. Parents are required to

keep a check on the attendance of their wards and for this contact authorities in the months of September, December and February. No students with shortage in attendance will be allowed to take examination.

• A student who remains absent for a period/periods/or whole day will have to pay the fine. The fine for full day is Rs. 1/- . Special fine will be imposed upon the students who remain absent in the tutorial group meeting.

• The name of the student who remains absent continuously for ten days will be struck off. The right to readmission is with the Principal. For readmission the student will have to pay the requisite fine and it will be his/her responsibility to fulfill the conditions laid down by the university.

Mid-Semester TestsStudents are required to clear two mid semester tests and fulfill other conditions laid down by the university. In this regard requisite information can be taken from the concerned departments.

A student who wants to leave the institution will have to apply in writing. However, he/she will have to deposit the requisite fee and fines of the period till his/her name is officially struck off.

Each student will be given an identity and library card by the institution after his/her admission. It is the responsibility of the student to get it completed in all aspects and keep it with himself/herself during the college hours. On demand by any official of the institution, he/she will have to show the Identity card otherwise it will be considered as a breach of discipline. In case of loss, a duplicate card can be issued only after obtaining permission of the Principal and as per the rules.

After admissions, students are inducted into tutorial groups. Personal help and guidance is provided to the students regarding their problems.

• Leave upto 6 days can be applied to the office after recommendation from the tutor. • Leave for more than 6 days has to be recommended by the senior tutor.• During the period of leave no fine will be taken but no compensation for lecture shortage will be

granted.• Students participating in any activity can have compensation for lecture shortage after getting their

applications recommended from the concerned Professor Incharge. This applies to the authorized students only (who are sent for participation by the institution only).

• For absence in mid semester test a prior permission from the principal is mandatory.

For information regarding Govt. Scholarships/Medals /Trophies/ Cups/Stipends/ Rolls of Honour/College Colours/Merit Certificates refer to page number 20 of the Prospectus for Regular Courses (2016-17).

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Chairman and Members of the NAAC Peer Team discussing the college activities with the Principal

Hon'ble Secratary Higher Education Sh. K.A.P. Sinha, Guest of Honour S. Sucha Singh Gill conferring Degree upon a meritorious

student during Convocation.

S. A.S. Gill (Retd. IPS), Brigd. D.S. Grewal (Ex-Chairman PPSC) honouring meritorious student during Annual Prize Distribution

Function

S. Balkar Singh Sidhu DIG Patiala Range and the Principal during the Valedictory Ceremony of 140th Athletic Meet

Hon'ble Deputy Commissioner Patiala Sh. Ramvir & Guest of Honour Sh. Bhagwan Dass Juneja (Social Worker)

felicitating the Athletes

Hon'ble Cabinet Minister of Higher Education & Languages S. Surjit Singh Rakhra, Principal & Staff Members with the winners of Zonal

Youth Festival (Patiala Zone)

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The department aims at ingraining the spirit of ingenuity, innovativeness and technical competence in the

students through rigorous competition and regular guidance. The department also caters to the needs of

users in the region and organizes training programmes for teaching and research communities. The

department is running undergraduate, diploma and post graduate courses. The graduates can start their

career either in government sector or private sector since there are lot of employment opportunities in both

these sectors. This degree helps the students to get a sound knowledge of computer application with the

help of which they can have perfect launch pad for challenging career in the field of information

technology. In addition to this, a student can work as a Software Programmer, Database Administrator,

System and Network Administrator, etc. depending upon his/her skills, or can pursue higher studies like

M.Phil. and PhD. Graduates from other streams can acquire knowledge in computers with the help of

short term diploma courses which will help them to find a job very easily in the present job market.

Department of

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Bachelor of Computer Applications (BCA)

Duration: 3 Years

Total Seats: 120

Eligibility: 10+2 or any other examination recognized as equivalent

PG Diploma in Computer Applications (PGDCA)

Duration: 1 Year

Total Seats: 30

Eligibility: Graduation in any stream

PG Diploma in Internet and Web Designing

Duration: 1 Year

Total Seats: 30

Eligibility: Graduation in any stream

Master of Computer Applications (MCA)

Duration: 3 Years

Total Seats: 60

The admission will be based on the merit of the test conducted by Punjabi University, Patiala

Master of Science in Information Technology (M.Sc. IT)

Duration: 2 Years

Total Seats: 30

Eligibility: 50% Marks in BCA or PGDCA or 3 year Graduation ( with Computer Science/ Information

Technology/ Computer Applications or any equivalent subject).

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The department of Commerce and Business Management aims at providing students with quality education as per the rapidly changing competitive global business scenario. Education enriched with seminars, workshops and training programs enables students to widen their skills for financial and service sector. Interaction with the field experts, case studies, projects and internships thus expand the horizon of wisdom. After graduation from the department the career avenues are manifold viz. Accountancy, Consultancy Human Resource Management, Banking, Auditing, Export Import, Company Secrataryship, Event Managers, Stock Brokerage and Education besides Government Jobs. The Students of the Department have a high pass percentage and are regularly placed on the merit list of the University.

In addition to this the department is motivating the students for research oriented activities as it has initiated a series of International Conferences ETCMES (Emerging Trends in Commerce, Management and Environmental Sciences. The success in this regard can be Judged from the presentation of research papers by the postgraduate students of the department.

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Department of Commerce & Business Management

Bachelor in Commerce(Honours)1 & 2 (B.Com.)

Bachelor in Commerce Professional 3 (B.Com.)

Master of Commerce (M.Com.)

Bachelor of Business

Duration: 3 YearsTotal Seats: 180 eachEligibility: 10+2 in any stream (Commerce Students are given an additional weightage of 10% of their marks at the entry point)

Duration: 3 YearsTotal Seats: 180

Duration: 2 yearTotal Seats: 30Eligibility: Candidate should have passed one of the B.Com., B.B.A., B.M.I.T. B.Com. (Professional) and Bachelor of Accounting & Finance examination with at least 50% marks in the aggregate.

Administration(BBA)Duration: 3 YearsTotal Seats: 50Eligibility: 10+2 in any stream

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The faculty of Basic Sciences offers various graduate as well as post graduate courses in the subjects of

Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics. After completing M.Sc. Physics, students can work as Observation

Scientists, Assistant Scientists or Research Scientists in any government or Private organization, Defence

and Teaching. On the other hand, Chemistry Post Graduates can find employment in various Industries,

Govt. Laboratories and Education. The various job options include Energy Scientists, Organo-Metallic

Chemists, Mined Ores Analysts, Research Assistants, Teaching etc. The Mathematics department offers

B.Sc. CSM and M.Sc. Mathematics courses. The B.Sc. CSM course helps students gain an insight into three

disciplines Computer Science, Statistics and Mathematics giving them an edge over the other graduates.

This year keeping in view the demand of the students institution is going to start three new courses viz

B.Sc. Hons in the subjects of Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics.

Department of Basic Sciences

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Department of Basic Sciences

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Eligibility Criteria for BSc. Hons. will be same as given by Punjabi University, Patiala.

B.Sc (CSM) Master of Science (Physics)

B.Sc. Hons. in Physics Master of Science (Mathematics)

B.Sc. Hons. in Maths

B.Sc. Hons. in Chemistry

Duration: 3 years Duration : 2 yearsTotal Seats: 40 Total seats: 30Eligibility: 10+2 (Non Medical/ Arts with Eligibility: Graduation with Physics with 50% Mathematics) marks in aggregate

Duration: 3 years Duration : 2 yearsTotal Seats: 30 Total seats: 30Eligibility: 10+2 (Medical/Non Medical ) Eligibility: Graduation with Mathematics

with 50% marks in aggregate Master of Science (Chemistry)

Duration: 3 years Duration : 2 yearsTotal Seats: 30 Total seats: 30Eligibility: 10+2 (Non Medical/ Arts with Eligibility: Graduation with Chemistry with Mathematics) 50% marks in aggregate

Duration: 3 yearsTotal Seats: 30Eligibility: 10+2 (Medical/Non Medical )

The department aims at training the students in the agricultural fields in addition to theoretical

concepts. which provides a wide range of options after completion of degree. The students are not only

capable of self employment but also have a wide range of job options in Banking, Food Production and

Agrochemical Industries. They can join as Agriculture Development Officers, Horticulture/ Floriculture

Development Officers. Candidates interested in academics can pursue post graduation in India and

abroad in disciplines like Agronomy, Plant Breeding, Soil Science, Entomology, Agrometreology, Food

Sciences and Technology, etc. The field of Biotechnology has all major domains from agriculture to

medicine and environment. It has emerged as an important field in creation of employment, production

and trade. The candidates can pursue their careers in research and development industry, food

production and quality control, pharmaceutical companies etc.

Department of Applied Sciences

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Bachelor of Science (Biotechnology) Bachelor of Science (Agriculture)Duration: 3 years Duration: 4 yearsTotal Seats: 40 Total Seats: 80Eligibility: 10+2 (Medical\Non-Medical) with 45% Eligibility: 10+2 (Medical\Non-Medical) with 45% marks in aggregate marks in aggregate

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Department Department of of LawLaw

Law Department of Govt. Mohindra College was established in 2014 .The mission

of the Department is to shape aspiring minds to become lawyers who are technically

sound, professionally competent and socially relevant. More important, the aim is to

acculturate a humane person responsive to the needs of the society.

In order to inculcate professional skills in budding law persons, the department

imparts instructions in simulated settings such as moot court, mock trials, debates, court

visits and seminars on regular basis. Face to Face interaction is also encouraged.

Moreover, in response to our social responsibility, law department is also running a Legal

Aid Clinic at village Bhanri where the common man can have an excess . Legal Literacy

Club was also set up to conduct different activities. Law Department of Govt. Mohindra

College is running BA.LLB (five year course) with two units of 60 students each. In the

university examinations, performance of our students was excellent.72% students

secured first division. Four students secured more than 80 % marks.

There is a plethora of opportunities for a law graduate. One can either practise as

an advocate in a court of law or work with corporate firms. By clearing exams conducted

by Public Service Commissions, a law graduate can become a judge. After gaining

experience, a law graduate can hope to become Solicitor General, a Public Prosecutor or

offer services to government departments and ministries. One can also work as a legal

adviser for various organisations. Teaching in colleges, working with NGOs and working

as a reporter for newspapers and television channels are other attractive options.

B.A. LL.B.Duration: 5 YearsTotal Seats: 120 in each yearEligibility: 10+2 in any stream

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Journalism and Mass Media, being the pillars of modern democracy, provide different career

options to the aspirants. By joining the course, the students can broaden their horizons of knowledge in

the field of Mass Communication by getting hands-on-training such as news, radio, television, journalism

etc. Thus, the graduates can join either the profession of journalism or other multi media professions.

Bachelor of Journalism and Mass Communication

Duration: 3 Years

Total Seats: 30

Eligibility: 10+2 in any Stream

Department of Journalism and Mass Communication

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Dr. Gurmohan Singh Walia Vice Chancellor Shri Guru Granth SahibWorld University, releasing the Abstract Book of Research

Papers during Inaugration of 1st International Conference held by Deptt. of Commerce & Business Management

Ms. Simpi Singla, Dist. Employment Officer inaugrating the Flower Show

Hon'ble Cabinet Minister of Higher Education & Languages S. Surjit Singh Rakhra, Principal & Staff Members releasing the 2nd issue of

"Mohindra News"

Hon'ble Assistant Commissioner (General) Patiala, Dr. Simarpreet Kaur honouring a blood donor during

Annual Blood Donation Camp

Renowned Philanthropist Dr. Amarjit Singh Marwaha NRI with the best NSS Volunteers during the Valedictory Function

of 7 days NSS Camp

Renowned Environmentalist Baba Balbir Singh Ji Seechewal sensitizing the students about Environment Protection.

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Department of Humanities, Social Sciences and Health

Social phenomenon is an essential linkage to every individual in the society. Every stream of

academic curriculum is having the reflection of social phenomena whether directly or indirectly. Its study

is a must for every individual. The Institurte offers three post graduate courses viz. M.Sc. in Psychology,

M.A. in Public Administration and M.A. in Sociology. All three courses provide a wide spectrum of

knowledge to students especially from the point of view of competitive examinations. There are vast

opportunities of placements in corporate and education sector after completion of these courses.

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Master of Science (Psychology) Master of Arts (Public Administration)

Master of Arts (Sociology)

Duration: 2 Years Duration: 2 Years

Total Seats: 30 Total Seats: 30

Eligibility: Graduation with relevant subject Eligibility: Graduation with relevant subject

with 50% marks in aggregate with 50% marks in aggregate

Duration: 2 Years

Total Seats: 30

Eligibility: Graduation with

relevant subject with 50% marks in

aggregate

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Department ofDepartment of

Arts and CultureArts and Culture

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Focussing broadly on Painting, Sculpture making and Cultural History of India, the Course

inculcate aesthetic values. This course aims at teaching the students creative composition, miniature

painting, portrait painting and graphics.

Master of Arts (Fine Arts)

Duration: 2 Years

Total Seats: 30

Eligibility: Graduation with relevant subject with 50% marks in aggregate

Tanya BainsIAS-405 Rank, 2016

M.A. (History 2015-16)

Rajni BalaUGC-NET Physics

Parminder SinghUGC-NET & JRF

Punjabi

Diksha Gupta3rd in Pbi. Univ. B.Sc.-II (Bio-tech)

Harpreet Kaur3rd in Pbi. Univ.

BCA-I

Anoop Singh Dhiman1st in Skit

North Zone Inter-university

PrachiBest Athlete

(Girls)

Loveneet SandotraBest Athlete

(Boys)

Harpreet Kaur3rd in Pbi. Univ.

BCA-I

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Cdt. Karanveer SinghRepublic Day Camp

(NCC) New Delhi

Sahil Chopra2nd in Swimming

South Asian Games

Alisha Sharma9 Gold Medal in Inter College

Participation in AIIU Swimming

Neetu Sharma1st in GymnasticsAll India Inter-Uni.

Aishwarya Chauhan1st & 2nd in Quiz

Zonal/Interzonal Youth Festival

SUO Bikramjit SinghSelected as Officer in

Indian Army

Ishdeep Randhawa1st in Documentary

Inter zonal Folk Festival

Computer Labs: There are four labs in the College having latest technology viz. computers along with printers, multimedia projectors, Scanners etc. These labs have around 200 computers in total with Internet facility. Smart Class Rooms : The college has six fully equipped Smart Class Rooms with Visualizers, LCD Projectors, Smart Boards. The college is also planning to setup more such Smart Class Rooms in the coming Session.Science Labs: The Bio-Technology department has two well equipped Labs with Laminar Air flow, UV-VIS Spectrophotometer, Incubators, Centrifuge, Electrophoretic Apparatus, etc. Chemistry department has well equipped labs with instruments l ike pH meter, Potent iometer, Conductometer, mechanical shaker, UV/ Visible spectrophotometer etc. Facility for smart classrooms and Internet is also available.Physics department has two spacious Labs and one dark room with Michelson interferometer, Fabry perot interferometer, Babinet compensator, Basic laser kit, G.M counter, Research spectrometer, Quincke’s tube apparatus, Four probe method for measuring band gap, CROs, Bench model of Telescope and microscope. In addition to these, a new lab has been constructed for B.Sc. Agriculture Department has a newly constructed laboratory. The college has developed a new agrifarm also for practical purposes. Sports Infrastructure: The College has a well maintained Playground having a 400 meters track for athletics and infrastructure for multiple games like Basket-ball, Volleyball, Football, Hockey, Kabaddi etc. The College has gym facility for students as well as faculty. The college also has a well maintained swimming pool for the benefit of the students. Environment Park: Environmental protection and conservation of biodiversity are the things to be taken into consideration religiously and given top priority. Plants and animals along with water, air and soil are the gifts of Nature. All plants, animals and humans are intertwined together to fulfill the needs of one another. To make the students aware of the importance of plants in the prevention of environmental pollution and their importance as medicine, fruit, wood providers etc. an environment park has been established in the college. This small area houses plants like Amla, Bel, Cheeku, Kathal,

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Karonda, Jamun, Peach, Kachnar, Triveni, Sheesham, Rudraksh, Elaichi, Mushkapoor and Thuja etc. This park depicts that nature has bestowed upon us the treasure of eatables, medicines, herbs etc. Lawns Besides a Rose garden, the campus has several beautiful green lawns and belts, where students can relax in their free time. It further adds to the greenery of the college campus.Multipurpose Hall: This hall has a seating capacity of nearly 400 students and is used for both academic and cultural programmes.Girls’ Common Room: The College has a girls’ Common Room equipped with drinking water facility and attached washrooms etc. The room is properly ventilated, well- lit, neat and clean to provide a friendly ambience to its users.Girls’ Hostel: The College has well furnished girls’ hostel with a quality mess and student friendly infrastructure. An added feature of the girls’ hostel is the availability of occupancy at very low cost and nominal rates. Students are accommodated purely on the basis of merit. For hostel accommodation a separate form worth Rs 100 has to be filled.Library: The College has a huge and rich library having almost one lac books covering all the variegated areas ranging from Sciences to Social Sciences, Languages, Commerce, Management and Computer Sciences etc. The library has to its credit a number of very rare manuscripts. The library is proposed to be made completely digital along with hard copies in the coming time. E–catalogue is available for the books in the library. There are three sections of the library:-

1) General Section: - In the general section besides common books, there is a Shri Guru Nanak Study centre in which there are books related to Sikh religion and books containing information of other religions. There are many books available in the Reference book section.

2) Text Book Section: - A text book section has been established in the library with the help of UGC grant. This section provides books to needy and outstanding students.

3) Periodical Section: - Periodical section has nearly 80 magazines, Journals and 19 newspapers in Punjabi, Hindi and English. A corner for career and vocational guidance has also been established in the reading room of the library.

Departmental Libraries: In addition to the main Library, the respective departments have their own departmental libraries to provide additional support system in academics to the students concerned.Bank Facility: An extension counter of Oriental Bank of Commerce is situated in the premises of the college for the convenience of students and faculty members.Canteen: Two spacious and hygienic canteens are available for boys and girls separately. They provide a variety of eatables to the students. In addition to this, a Verka Milk booth is also available on the campus.

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Placement Cell: The Placement cell of the institution is playing an important role in making students employable by getting them placed in reputed companies. Seminars are conducted on a regular basis by department of Employment Generation and Training, Punjab to make students aware of the various Job opportunities in various diverse areas. Seminars are also conducted by other Institutes. NCC, NSS & Red Cross Brigades: NCC plays a vital role in inculcating in our youth the spirit of patriotism, discipline and good citizenship. Our college has three NCC wings. Students have the choice of opting for one of the three i.e. Infantry Wing, Air Wing and Navy Wing for both boys and girls. Our cadets have brought many laurels to the college at National Level. Many NCC Cadets have been selected in defence services. NSS aims at developing among students a sense of participation in nation building through social work. Motto of NSS is ‘NOT ME BUT YOU’. Our college has 5 NSS units. Our College has 2 Units of Red Cross (One for Girls and One for Boys). Students who join RED CROSS get training of Home Nursing and First Aid.Career Guidance and Counseling Cell: Various UGC sponsored national seminars and workshops are held under this cell in which resource persons are called from different countries and they make students aware of various topics and communication skills. They also make them aware of personality development.Defence wing: A Separate wing has been established in the campus in collaboration with Col. Walia’s Defence Academy. In this wing students are given guidance for written tests & interview skills for NDA & CDS.EDUSAT: In EDUSAT program, students are taught via satellite. The information about these lectures delivered by topic experts is displayed on the notice board from time to time. There is a separate computer classrooms for EDUSAT.U.G.C – NET Coaching Center: there is a U.G.C – NET coaching center for students of different post graduation courses. The information about the rules, classes regarding this center can be obtained from the office.Students’ Clubs: Various clubs in the college have been established to make them aware of their health and all-round development to raise their interest of students in cultural, artistic, co-curricular activities viz. Mohindra Youth Club, Mohindra Health Club, Mohindra Divinity Club, Mohindra Photography Club and Mohindra Readers Club. Students can get registered to their clubs after getting admission in the college.Students’ Societies: Students are also encouraged for co-curricular activities besides studies. To achieve this motive, Punjabi Sahit Sabha, Hindi Sahitya Sabha, English Literary and Theatre society, Mohindra history society, Political Science association ,Planning forum, Environment society and Science Societies exist which organize extension lectures/workshop, Educational tours and seminars for students.Grievances Redressal Committee: A Grievances Redressal Committee has been constituted in the institute for the redressal of students grievances and to give a practical form to their suggestions. For this the students can have use of the complaints \ suggestions box hanging outside the office.RTI Act 2005 - \ Legal Cell: RTI Act – 2005 has been applicable since 12-10-2005 & following the instructions of Govt. of Punjab, a legal cell has been established in the institution. Any citizen can ask for information by giving an application. Punjab Right to Service Act – 2011: following the institution laid down by government of Punjab a special cell has been established in the institution which from time to time provides the information about Punjab Right to service Act to the Students.College Dispensary: Immediate medical facilities are provided to the students through Red Cross volunteers.College Magizine ‘Mohindra’: to inspire the students with creative skills, college Magazine ‘Mohindra’ is published every year. This magazine has eight segments: Punjabi, Hindi, English, Sanskrit, News, Culture Planning forum . Students can get their original writings published in the college magazine.

RUSA (Rashtriya Uchttar Shiksha Abhyaan)The Institute has a RUSA executive to look after the utilization of the various grants received under RUSA

scheme. The institution has a constructed a RUSA block with latest facilities besides a gym for the girls hostel, furniture and an incenerator for the common room in the Girls Hostel and a finishing School for the institution.

Attention Parents and StudentsF Ragging is banned in the Campus as per the orders of the Hon’ble Supreme Court.

F Use of cigarette, tobacco and liquor is prohibited in the college premises.

F Crackers/fireworks are strictly banned.

F Mobile phones are not allowed in the college.

F The college parking has a provision for cycles, scooters, mopeds and motor cycle Students are

not allowed to bring their cars.

F Holding meetings or Bill sticking are not allowed without permission of the Principal.

F College campus has been declared ‘Polythene Free’ so use of polythene is punishable.

F Students are advised to check notices displayed on notice boards/display board/college website

daily.

F No student is allowed to leave the college premises before 1:00 P.M.

F Outsiders are not allowed.

F Suggestions from the parents/guardians are always welcomed.

Abiding by the college rules is mandatory for all the students. Disobedience of these prohibitions

will lead to disciplinary action as per govt. rules/law

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Admission schedule given by the Punjabi University, Patiala

Admission Schedule for Semester Classes

List of Holidays

Regular Teaching and Exams (as per Punjabi University)

1. Regular Admissions upto 14-07-2016 2. With the permission of Principal and a late Fee of Rs. 500/- 15-07-2016 to 07-08-20163. With the permission of Dean Colleges, Punjabi University

Patiala with a late fee of Rs. 1000/- 01-08-2016 to 10-08-20164. With the permission of Vice-Chancellor, Punjabi University

Patiala with a late fee of Rs. 2000/- 11-08-2016 to 31-08-2016

Summer Break 30^05^2016 to 29^6^2016

Winter Break 26^12^2016 to 06^01^2017

Regular Teaching of 1st Semester 15^07^2016 to 18^11^2016

Regular Teaching of 2nd Semester 07^01^2017 to 05^05^2017

University Exam of 1st Semester 26^11^2016

University Exam of 2nd Semester 13^05^2017

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Last date for submission of forms for all undergraduate courses - 16 June 2016

Class Date of Admission (10:00 a.m. to 1p.m.) B.Sc. (Agriculture) Part-1 21-Jun-2016 venue: Agriculture Lab

22-Jun-2016 (Subject to availability of the seats)

B.Com. Hons. Part-1 21-Jun-2016 venue: Sabha Bhawan


BCA Part-1 22-Jun-2016 venue: Computer Lab.


BBA Part-1 23-Jun-2016 venue: Sabha Bhawan


B.Sc. Hons in Physics Part-1 23-Jun-2016 venue: Dept. of Physics


B.Sc. (Bio-Technology) Part -1 23-Jun-2016 venue: Zoology Lab.


B.Sc. CSM Part - 1 27-Jun-2016 venue: Dept. of Mathematics


B.Sc. Hons in Chemistry/ B.Sc. Hons in Mathematics Part - 1

27-Jun-2016 venue: Concerned Departments


Bachelor of Journalism Part-1 (BJMC) 27-Jun-2016 venue: Dept. of Journalism


B.A. LLB (Five year) Part-1 The admission for the session 2016-17 (Five year law - First year) will be made through On-line centralized counseling conducted by Panjab University, Chandigarh. For details , visit: www.puchd.ac.in venue: Dept. of Law

B.Com. Hons Part II 29-Jun-2016 venue: Sabha Bhawan B.A/B.Sc. B.Ed. (IC) – I 23 – Jun – 2016 venue: Dept. of Education

B.Com Professional– III 27 – Jun - 2016 venue: Sabha Bhawan

B.Sc. Agriculture – IV 07 – July – 2016 venue: Agriculture Lab

All Undergraduate courses (B.Sc. Agriculture, BCA, BBA, B.Sc. Bio-Technology, BJMC, B.A. LLB, B.Sc. CSM) Part – 2

01-Jul-2016 venue: Concerned Department

All Undergraduate courses (B.Sc. Agriculture, BCA, BBA, BJMC, B.Sc. Bio-Technology, B.A. LL.B.) Part – 3


Last date for submission of forms for all Postgraduate courses - 04 July 2016

Class Date of Admission PGDCA 07-Jul-2016 venue: Computer Lab

08-Jul-2016 (Subject to availability of the seats)

M.Sc. (Psychology, IT, Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics) M.A. (Sociology, Public Administration, Fine Arts) & M.Com Part-1


12-Jul-2016 (Subject to availability of the seats)

M.Sc. (Psychology, IT, Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics) & M.Com Part-2


MCA Subject to centralize counseling venue: Computer Lab

PG Diploma in YOGA 08-Jul-2016 venue: Dept. of Yoga

PG Diploma in Internet and Web- Designing

08-Jul-2016 venue: Computer Lab

Contact for additional information

Class Professor In-charge Contact Number

BCA/M.A. Pub. Admn. - Asso. Prof. (Dr.) Suresh Sharma - 81465-57192

MCA/M.Sc. IT - Asso. Prof. Shelly Narula - 81465-64433

PGDCA/PG Dip. in Internet

& Web Designing - Asso. Prof. Navjot Singh - 94178-21783

BBA/B. Com./ M.Com - Prof. (Dr.)Arvind Kaur Khanna - 95013-08421

B.Sc. Bio-Tech - Prof. (Dr.) Neena - 98555-41153

B.Sc. Agriculture - Prof. (Dr.) Ambika Beri - 81460-66115

Law - Dr. Sanjeev Mehta - 92179-75218

BJMC - Asso. Prof. (Dr.) S.S. Rekhi - 95010-23423

M.Sc./B.Sc. Hons(Physics)/B.Sc.CSM - Asso. Prof. Harpal Kaur - 97791-73989

M.Sc. /B.Sc. Hons(Chemistry) - Asso. Prof. (Dr.) Meenakshi Singhal - 97803-12708

M.Sc. /B.Sc. Hons(Maths) - Asso. Prof. Pushpa Blaggan - 98886-88768

M.Sc. Psychology - Asso. Prof.J.S. Gill - 98763-01282

M.A. Sociology - Prof.(Dr.) Inderjit Singh Cheema - 98157-36225

M.A. Fine Arts - Asso. Prof.(Dr.) Jaspreet Kaur - 98889-98867

P.G.Diploma in Yoga

B.A./B.Sc/B.Ed - Dr. Ranjit Singh Tiwana - 98728-44922

(4 Yrs. Intg. Course)

Add on Courses - Prof. Indu Dogra - 98889-41803

Important Note:

Students are required to read the prospectus carefully and gather the information about college rules & discipline taking admission

1. Please bring all the original certificates with you at the time of admission/interview.

2. Incomplete form will not be entertained.

3. Fee should be deposited through Cash or through Demand Draft only, in favor of “Chairperson, HEIS, Government

Mohindra College, Patiala”.

Price: Rs. 250/-By Post: Rs. 350/-Sr. No.