SHIA P.G. COLLEGE, LUCKNOWADMISSION INFORMATION BROCHURE

SESSION : 2017-18

SHIA POST GRADUATE COLLEGE, LUCKNOWimparts teaching

for the following courses of theUniversity of Lucknow

at

SITAPUR ROAD CAMPUSM.Sc. (Zoology)

M.Com. (Applied Economics)M.Com. (Pure Commerce)

M.J.M.C. (Master of Journalism & Mass Communication)M.Sc. / M.A. (Statistics)

B.B.A. (I.B.) Bachelor of Business Administration (International Business)

LL.B. (Three Years), B.Sc. (Bio.), B.Sc. (Maths.) and B.Com. (For Boys only)

and VICTORIA STREET CAMPUSM.A. (Urdu)

M.A. (Sociology)B.A. (Boys)B.A. (Girls)

B.Com. (Girls)B.Sc. (Bio.) Girls

LL.B. (Three Years) Girls

TELEPHONES

Main Campus, Daliganj , Sitapur Road, Lucknow : 0522-6450005Victoria Street Campus, Nakkhas, Lucknow

POSTAL ADDRESSShia Post Graduate College,

(Khadra, Daliganj)Sitapur Road, Lucknow-226020

(U.P.) INDIA

College e-mail : info@shiapgcollege.ine-mail for Admission purpose only : formedit17@gmail.com

website for online admission : www.shiapgcollege.ac.in and www.shiacollege.org

IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR CANDIDATES SEEKING ADMISSION1. All information relating to Admission Process for the session 2017-18 shall be put on the

College website.2. Candidates should regularly visit the College website www.shiapgcollege.ac.in or

www.shiacollege.org for all the notices regarding the admission process.3. Failure to complete Admission formalities by the prescribed date and time will automatically

disqualify the eligibility for admission.4. Admission to U.G. Classes will be strictly restricted to the number of seats allocated by the

University, in each faculty. Under no circumstances, the number of admission will exceed thequota allocated by the University and after expiry of the due date.

5. Admission will be done on the basis of a Merit Index which will be generated after normalizingthe percentage of marks obtained in the qualifying examination and deducting the marks foreach gap year as per rule.

6. The Candidate will have to submit an Undertaking in the prescribed format, which will be provided bythe College. The directions for preparing the undertaking shall be supplied by the College to thecandidates at the time of the admission.

7. The College being a minority institution having the right to administer under Article 30 of the Constitutionreserves the right to alter / amend the rules concerned with the admission process at any time and mayrefuse admission to any candidate without disclosing the reason for refusal.

8. Admission to II / III year / next higher semester shall be finalised within specified period as per thedirections of the University.

9. Admissions are subject to the approval of the Admission Committee constituted by the Principal andfinally approved by the Managing Committee.

10. No admission fee in cash will be accepted in any case at the College counter. If any increase in the feesis made by University / Govt. / Competent authorities in future, the students shall have to deposit theenhanced fees.

11. Severe action will be taken against the student found involved in RAGGING as per directions issued bythe Honourable Supreme Court of India.

12. All the students are informed (Admission seekers and students already admitted) that any Fraud,Misrepresentation, submission of fake Marksheets or Concealment of relevant facts, if detected atany stage, will lead to cancellation of the Admission and consequently penal proceedings against him/her shall be initiated in accordance with Law.

13. All the legal matters pertaining to the admission shall be subject to Lucknow Jurisdiction only.

Shia College is one of the premier institutions spreading the light of learning and knowledge to a large number of students under the management and control of the Board of

Trustees of Shia College and Allied Institutions. Following the traditions of Islam, aspractised by its Prophet and his successor, the College has served all the communities withoutdiscrimination, maintaining high standards of secularism and patriotism from its very inception.

The oval shaped College Emblem carries as its motto the Hadith of the Prophet of Islam“I am the city of learning and Ali is its gate,” a pen and a book with rays emanating from itsignifying the spread of light and learning, a sword signifying a fearless struggle and waragainst tyranny, oppression, evil and darkness. The name of the College is at the bottom ofthe emblem.

The faculty members, as well as the Students and other employees have always been atrue reflection of our composite culture.They have contributed their best towards the developmentand progress of the College and the Nation. Some of the faculty members hold the distinction ofbeing honoured for their academic work.

The infrastructure of the Teaching Faculties of the College consists of Post-Graduateclasses in Science, Commerce and Arts, Degree classes in the Faculties of Science, Arts,Law and Commerce, an Arabic College imparting Moral Education, Advanced Theology,Theological Research and an Intermediate College with teaching facilities in Arts, Scienceand Commerce.

The College Building consists of two teaching campuses viz, Sitapur Road Campus and TulsidasMarg (Victoria Street) Campus besides a separate hostel for boys at Sitapur Road. The College haswell equipped laboratories, two Central Libraries (one at Sitapur Road Campus and the other one atVictoria Street Campus) and Departmental Libraries having a large collection of books and journalsincluding many rare ones. The libraries subscribe to a number of newspapers, magazines andacademic journals. A mechanical and electronics workshop in Physics Department, impressivemuseums in Anthropology. Botany and Zoology Departments, a Botanical Garden growing rare-species of plants, two Computer Centres with several computer terminals, a gymnasium and anewly constructed “Syed Ali Zaheer Sports Ground” of international standard are some of the specialfeatures of the College. The Khateebul Iman Hall and the Saeedul Millat Hall are two big halls of theCollege at two campuses, respectively. The Syed Ali Zaheer Seminar Hall though small is a wellequipped Seminar Hall catering to the academic needs of the College. The office of the Board ofTrustees and the Managing Committee is situated at the Sitapur Road Campus of the College.

The Extra-Curricular activities of the students are also well looked after. The Collegeaims at providing all possible facilities to the students which are essential for their healthyacademic growth. The high standards of games and sports have produced several sportsmenof national and international level. There are five units of National Service Scheme (N.S.S.)working effectively and efficiently in the College. The Scheme was launched in 1969 by theMinistry of Education and Youth Welfare, Government of India, for undergraduate students togive practical training in Social Service and to familiarize them with the needs and problems of

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the society. The College has Army and Naval Wings of National Cadet Corps (N.C.C.).The College publishes a research journal “Law Review” (published by the Faculty of Law

of the College). Apart from this the College also publishes Technical Reports of various Nationaland International seminars, researches and other academic projects and collections of researchpapers.

A BRIEF HISTORYKeeping the best traditions of Prophet Mohammad (A.S.) who said, “To seek knowledge

and learning is obligatory for all Muslim men and women”his daughter Fatima (S.A.) and histwelve successors (A.S.) the first of whom Hazrat Ali (A.S.) said, “Let no child remain uneducatedwhile I hold the reigns of power”, as such the idea of starting a degree college at Lucknow wasapproved by the leaders of the Shia Community in the year 1915.

A delegation met the Lieutenant Governor of the then United Provinces of Agra andAvadh to seek permission for the establishment of the College. The plan could not materializeimmediately at that time due to the restrictions imposed by the State Government in view ofthe proposed unitary teaching-cum-residential University at Lucknow with Canning College asthe nucleus. Thus Shia College started as a school in 1919. The classes were temporarilyarranged in the premises of Asifi Imambara (Bara Imambara and Roomi Darwaza). The collegerose to the status of an Intermediate College in 1922, teaching subjects in Humanities andSocial Sciences.

The same year (1922), foundation was laid to construct a building for the College on theland provided by “Karbala of King Nasiruddin Haider of Oudh” on Sitapur Road. Land was alsodonated to the College on Faizabad Road. With generous donations pouring in from the masses ofShia community, the major shares naturally being from Nawabs, Taluqedars and other well wishersa spacious building for the college came into being and the classes were shifted to it in 1923.Teaching of Natural Sciences at Intermediate level was introduced in 1932 with well equippedLaboratories.

When in 1947, the University of Lucknow decided to permit the teaching of Science out sidethe premises of Canning College, Shia College was one of the first three Colleges of Lucknow tobe found suitable for the purpose. The same year teaching started in the College for studentspursuing courses for the degree of Bachelor of Science.

The permission to start classes in courses leading to the degree of Bachelor of Arts ofthe University of Lucknow was granted to the College in 1960, for which an old building (nowcompletely reconsructed) was purchased by the College on Victoria Street. The recognition tostart classes for Bachelor of Laws was granted to the College in 1970 and for Bachelor ofCommerce in 1972. Teaching for the courses leading to P.G. Diploma and other certificates inComputer Applications was started in 1987. Computer Science as a subject at B.Sc. level wasintroduced in 1989.Computer Applications as a subject was introduced for B.A. Students (Boys & Girls) in 2001

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and is being run successfully at Victoria Street Campus.The College has now risen to Post-Graduate level and M.A. Classes in Urdu and Sociology

have been started from 1995 and 1996 respectively. M.Com (Applied Economics) Classeswere started from the academic session 2005-06, M.Sc. (Zoology) and M.Com (PureCommerce) classes have been started from the session 2006-07, Master of Journalism &Mass Communication (M.J.M.C.) are running successfully from the session-2007-08. M.Sc./M.A. (Statistics) classes have also been started from the session - 2008-09.

A highly professional management course Bachelor of Business Administration(International Business) i.e. B.B.A. (I.B.) was started from the session 2005-06.

Prosposals for seeking permission to start M.Sc. (Botany) and Bachelor of ComputerApplications (B.C.A.) courses have also been sent to the Government.

With the expansion of teaching faculties, the College constructed new faculty blocks toadd more class rooms in 1967 and a large library building in 1972 at Sitapur Road Campus.The enormous job of renovation and reconstruction of the Victoria Street Campus of the Collegewas started under the dynamic leadership of Maulana S.M.H.Tahir Jarwali, the then Hony.Secretary of the Board of Trustees of the College in 1980 with nominal grants from the U.G.C.and the State Government, the major share being arranged by the College Trust itself. A newblock of class rooms has been constructed with special grant from Rizvi Builders of Bombay.In addition to this, construction of a new building named “HAZRAT ALI(A.S.) BLOCK” havingthree halls and four class-rooms was completed at Sitapur Road Campus in 2001-02.

A new block named HAZRAT ABBAS(A.S.) BLOCK having 3 most modern class rooms,Departmental Library, Staff Room & Offices for BBA (I.B.) at ground floor & two Laboratorieswith latest equipments for research work, Physiology Lab having modern Apparatuses,Departmental Library & two Staff rooms for Post Graduate Deptt. of Zoology at First floor wasconstructed in the year 2005-06.

The construction of a new Basket-Ball Court of International standard and a new blockconsisting of three big class rooms named HASNAIN(A.S.) BLOCK was completed in the year2006. Recent Constructions of the College include - Hazrat Abu Talib(A.S.) Block - meant forAdmission and Examination purposes having seating capacity of 700 students and a doublestoreyed Imam Jafar-e-Sadiq(A.S.) Block measuring about 19000 Sq.Ft. consisting of a bigexamination hall and 5 big class rooms.

With a view to provide education for girls from economically backward areas of oldLucknow, B.A. classes for girls were started in 1982, at Victoria Street Campus. For girls, LL.Bclasses from 1995; B.Com. Classes from 1996 and B.Sc. (Biology) Classes from 2002 havealso been started at Victoria Street Campus.

Established with lofty ideals, Shia College has grown from a School to a Post-GraduateCollege within about eight decades enrolling about 10,000 students per academic sessionwith about 200 teachers and about the same number of non-teaching staff. God willing theCollege shall continue to grow to greater heights to serve the nation and humanity in a stillbetter way.

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The College provides all the basic amenities and facilities to the students. Some of the important featuresare as follows :

1. Laboratories : The laboratories in the Science Faculty are well-equipped with the latest instruments andapparatuses which are essential for proper scientific education. Visual and audiovisual aids like multi mediaDLP projector, cine projector, tape recorders, slide projector etc, are provided to facilitate instructions invarious departments.

2. Museums : The Zoology, Botany and Anthropology Departments have separate museum with rare and valuablecollection of animal fossils and plants collected from various parts of the country in the annual excursionsundertaken by the staff and students of the College.

3. Digital Library : There are two central Libraries of the College housed in spacious buildings one at Sitapurroad Campus and the other at Victoria Street Campus. They have a large collection of books (including textbooks). There are well-furnished spacious reading rooms attached to Central Library, at Sitapur Road Campusand at Victoria Street Campus where all important Newspapers, Journals and Magazines are provided for thebenefit of the students of the College. All the departments of the Science Faculty have their own departmentallibraries for the exclusive use of teachers. However, a Student Botany Library (S.B.L.) facility is available inBotany Deptt. and interested students may avail this facility on a nominal membership fee. The Department ofLaw has been designated Shia College of law. Library for law students has been separated and now it is fullof latest books, journals and magazines .

4. Games & Sports : The College has always maintained a high standard in sports and games and all facilitiesare provided to talented students to improve their capabilities as sportsmen and players with the result thatthe College teams have earned laurels in every field, e.g., boxing, body-building, hockey, cricket, volley-ball,football and badminton. However, these facilities are available for students of all the faculties viz., Arts,Science, Commerce and Law at Daliganj Campus only.

5. Gymnasium : A gymnasium has been constructed with the financial assistance from National SportsOrganisation, for the proper physical development of the students. Facilities for gymnastics and indoor gameslike badminton, table-tennis, carrom etc. are also provided.

6. National Service Scheme : The Scheme was launched in 1969 by the Ministry of Education and YouthWelfare, Government of India for undergraduate students in the Universities and Colleges in order to givethem a practical training in social service and to familiarise them with the needs and problems of the weakersections of the society in rural and urban areas. Under this scheme N.S.S. camps are organised by theCollege. Work for the uplift of the rural and urban areas is undertaken. The participants in these camps areissued certificates of merit which entitles them for preference in admission to higher classes.

7. National Cadet Corps : College has Army and Naval wings of N.C.C. under the control of N.C.C. Officers forthe students of B.A., B.Sc., and B.Com.. Students may join the N.C.C. parades which are held in the eveningat Sitapur Road Campus. Students interested should contact N.C.C. Officer for further details. Fresh enrolmentwill start in the month of July / August.

8. Law Journal / Magazine : The College publishes annually its Law Journal “Law Review” with articles of highvalue written by well-known Jurists, Law Teachers, Lawyers and Students. College publishes TechnicalReports of various National and International seminars, researches and other academic projects andcollections of research papers.

9. Student Welfare : In order to give maximum facilities to students and to take care of their numerous problems,senior teachers are designated as Students Welfare Officers. Students may contact them in connection withany problem during the College hours. Railway Concession to the Students will also be issued by them.

10. Religious Teaching : The study of Shia Theology is compulsory for all the Shia Students of the College.Highly qualified Ulemas give regular instruction in the theology after the regular hours of the College and

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such religious functions which are an integral part of Shia faith are also organised under their guidance.11. Computer Centre : The U.G.C. has selected Shia Post-Graduate College for the opening of a Computer

Centre for which ten computers and five printers alongwith an air-conditioner of 1.5 ton have been providedby the U.G.C. At the moment, the centre has got 20 computers of advance technology and two fully airconditionedlaboratories. This centre popularises Computer Education at reasonable cost. The centre started functioningfrom December 1, 1987. Details regarding admission and fees can be obtained from the Deptt. of ComputerScience.

12. U.G.C. Network Resource Centre : U.G.C. has selected Shia College for opening Network Resource Centre(NRC) & has provided financial help for this project. NRC came into existence in the session 2003-2004.

13. Functional English : The U.G.C. has selected Shia Post-Graduate College to introduce Functional English asone of the subjects in B.A. with effect from 1995-96 under its scheme of introducing vocational classes atunder graduate level.

14. College Council : The College Council is the highest policy making body which controls all the academic andadministrative affairs of the College. It consists of senior members of teaching staff from various facultiesand departments.

15. Proctorial Board : In order to maintain discipline, law and order in the College campus a Proctorial Board hadbeen constituted. The Chief Proctor may associate some Students as prefects to assist the Proctorial Board.

16. Stipends, Scholarships and Financial Assistance : (i) S.C./S.T./O.B.C. students are granted scholarships bythe U.P.Govt. on the recommendation of the Principal, (ii) Financial assistance is also granted by the U.P.Govt. to other deserving and poor Students, (iii) A large numberof Full-freeships and Half-freeships areawarded to deserving and poor students, (iv) Poor and deserving Students are also given aid from the StudentsAid Fund of the College, (v) A merit scholarship called S.Ali Zaheer Memorial Scholarship is awarded to thebest Student in each faculty, (vi) Another scholarship known as Maulana S.M.H. Tahir Jarwali MemorialScholarship is also awarded to the best Student in each faculty, (vii) Five special scholarships called S.Mohd. Naqi Advocate Memorial Scholarship have been instituted from the session 2000-2001 to encourageStudents of Shia community for achieving academic excellence.

17. Notes : (i) The application for the fee concession should be submitted to the fee clerk concerned in the centraloffice on the prescribed form along with the income certificate of the parent / guardian and the mark sheet ofthe last examination passed by the applicant.(ii) Freeship will be awarded to the Students as per Government rules (iii) Fee concession is valid only forone year and can be renewed in the next year depending upon availability of funds after applying afresh (iv)No concession or assistance in fees is available to regular Students availing Back Paper facility (v) All theconcessions will be subject to the approval by the concession Sub-Committee of the Managing Committee.

Note :-Unlike other Girls’ colleges there is special arrangement for purdah so that girls who observe strict purdahmay also go for higher education.

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FACULTY OF SCIENCEM.Sc. Zoology (Seats : 30)

The Post-Graduate programme will be of two yearsduration. Each year will have two semesters. Thus, there willbe four semesters in all. The details of the syllabi can beobtained from the concerned Head of the Department.

ZOOLOGYB.Sc. Part-I (Each of the following papers of 50 marks

contains four units)Paper I Protozoa & NemathelminthesPaper II Annelida to EchinodermataPaper III Cell Biology,Genetics, Ecology &

Adaptations.Practicals (50 Marks)

B.Sc. Part-II (Each of the following papers of 50 markscontains four units)

Paper I ChordataPaper II Animal Distribution, Evolution &

EmbroyologyPaper III Physiology & BiochemistryPracticals (50 Marks)B.Sc. Part-III (Each of the following

papers of 75 markscontains four units)

Paper I Applied ZoologyPaper II Origin of Life, Information Science,

Biotechnology, Immunology,Pollution, Nutrition etc.

Paper III Human Genetics, Microbiology &Tools of Biology

Practicals (75 Marks)

BOTANYB.Sc. Part I (Each of the following papers of 50 marks

contains four units)Paper-I Bacteria, Virus & FungiPaper-II Algae & BryophytaPaper-III Pteridophyta & GymnospermsPracticals (50 marks)B.Sc. Part-II (Each of the following papers of 50 marks

contains four units)Paper-I Angiosperms : Taxonomy. Morphology &

Economic Botany.Paper-II Cytogenetics, Evolution, Ecology,

Plant-Soil Relationship

COURSES AND DETAILS OF SEATS

 

Paper-III Plant PhysiologyPractical (50 maks)B.Sc.Part-III (Each of the following papers of 75 marks

contains four units)Paper-I Plant Pathology & Micro BiologyPaper-II Molecular Biology & BiochemistryPaper-III Environmental BotanyPracticals (75 marks)

CHEMISTRYB.Sc. Part-I (Each of the following papers of 50 marks

contains four units)Paper I Inorganic ChemistryPaper II Organic ChemistryPaper III Physical ChemistryPracticals (50 Marks)B.Sc. Part-II (Each of the following papers of 50 marks

contains four units)Paper I Inorganic ChemistryPaper II Organic ChemistryPaper III Physical ChemistryPracticals (50 Marks)B.Sc. Part-III (Each of the following papers of 75 marks

contains four units)Paper I Inorganic ChemistryPaper II Organic ChemistryPaper III Physical ChemistryPracticals (75 Marks)

PHYSICSB.Sc. Part-I (Each of the following papers of 50 marks

contains four units)Paper I Mechanics & Wave MotionPaper II Circuit Fundamentals & Basic ElectronicsPaper III OpticsPracticals (50 Marks)B.Sc.Part-II (Each of the following papers of 50 marks

contains four units)Paper I Electricity & MagnetismPaper II Thermal PhysicsPaper III Elements of Quantum Mechanics &

Atomic SpectraPracticals (50 Marks)B.Sc.Part-III (Each of the following papers of 75 marks

contains four units)

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Paper I Elements of Relativistic, Classical & Statis-tical Mechanics

Paper II Solid State & Nuclear PhysicsPaper III ElectronicsPracticals (75 Marks)

MATHEMATICS

B.Sc. Part-I (Each of the following papers of 50 markscontains four units)

Paper I Differential CalculusPaper II Integral CalculusPaper III Matrices & Differ ential EquationsPaper IV GeometryB.Sc.Part-II (Each of the following papers of 50 marks

contains four units)Paper I Modern AlgebraPaper II Advanced CalculusPaper III Vector CalculusPaper IV MechanicsB.Sc.Part-III (Each of the following papers of 50 marks

contains four units)Paper I Linear AlgebraPaper II Complex & Real AnalysisPaper III OrdinaryDifferential EquationsPaper IV Tensor Analysis

M.Sc. / M.A. Statistics (Seats : 20)The Post-Graduate programme will be of two years

duration. Each year will have two semesters. Thus, there willbe four semesters in all. The details of the syllabi can beobtained from the concerned Head of the Department.

STATISTICSB.Sc. Part-I (Each of the following papers of 50 marks

contains four units)Paper I ProbabilityPaper II Probability Distribution & Applied

StatisticsPaper III Statistics MethodsPracticals (50 Marks)B.Sc. Part-II (Each of the following papers of 50 marks

contains four units)Paper I Statistical Inference

Paper II Survey SamplingPaper III Analysis of Variance & Design of

ExperimentsPracticals (50 Marks)B.Sc. Part-III (Each of the following papers of 50 marks

contains four units)Paper I Non-parametric Inference & Regression

AnalysisPaper II Applied StatisticsPaper III Numerical Analysis & Computer Meth

ods/Optimizations MethodPracticals (75Marks)

COMPUTER SCIENCEB.Sc. Part-I (Each of the following papers of 50 marks

contains four units)Paper I Computer FundamentalsPaper II Programming in CPaper III Elements of System Analysis & Design.Practical DOS, Windows & Programming in C,

Digital Electronics (50 Marks)B.Sc. Part-II (Each of the following papers of 50 marks

contains four units)Paper I Operating SystemPaper II C++ and Object Oriented Programming.Paper III Data Structure using ‘C’Practical C++ and Data Structure Using 'C'

(50 Marks)B.Sc. Part-II (Each of the following papers of 75 marks

contains four units)Paper I Introduction to Web Designing.

Paper II Computer Architecture & DataCommunication

Paper III Introduction to DBMS-SQL &Software Engineering Concepts.

Practical VB, DBMS , HTML & Microprocessor(75 Marks)

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MASTER OF JOURNALISM &MASS COMMUNICATION

(M.J.M.C.) (Seats : 40)Admission Forms can be obtained from the Deptt. of MassCommunication, Shia P. G. College, Sitapur Road Campus, Lucknow.

FACULTY OF ARTSCOMPUTER APPLICATIONSB.A.Part-I (Each of the following papers of

50 marks contains four units)Paper-I Computer Fundamentals & InternetPaper-II Data CommunicatonPaper- III C Programming & Data StructurePractical Elaborative MS| Office & C ProgrammingB.A.Part-II (Each of the following papers of

50 marks contains four units)Paper-I System Analysis and Design.Paper-II DBMS and RDBMSPaper-III Object Oriented Programming with C++Parctical SQL, PL/SQL and C++ ProgrammingB.A. Part-III (Each of the following papers of

50 marks contains four units)Paper-I JavaPaper-II Advance Topics in ComputerPaper-III Project Report- Java, Visual Basic, Web

Technology and OraclePractical Java and Oracle

ENGLISHB.A. Part-I (Each of the following papers of

50 marks contains four units)Paper I PoetryPaper II ProseB.A. Part-II (Each of the following papers of

50 marks contains four units)Paper-I DramaPaper-II ProseB.A.Part-III (Each of the following of 50 marks contains

four units)Paper-I Indian Writing in EnglishPaper-II American Literature

Practicals Modern British Literature

ECONOMICSB.A. Part-I (Each of the following papers of 50 marks

contains four units)Paper I Principles of Economic AnalysisPaper II Indian Economic ProblemsB.A. Part-II (Each of the following papers of 50 marks

contains four units)Paper-I Money Banking & EmploymentPaper-II Public Finance & International EconomicsB.A.Part-III (Each of the following of 50 marks

contains four units)Paper-I Macro EconomicsPaper-II Planning & Economics Policy in IndiaPaper-III (A) Economics of the less Developed coun

tries or (B) Elementary Mathematics &StatisticsNote :- Paper-III (B) will not be availabe tostudents who have offered Maths / Statistics at graduation level.

M.A. SOCIOLOGY (Seats:60)The Post-Graduate programme will be of two years

duration. Each year will have two semesters. Thus, there willbe four semesters in all. The details of the syllabi can beobtained from the concerned Head of the Department.

SOCIOLOGYB.A. Part-I (Each of the following papers of 50 marks

contains four units)Paper -I Principles of Sociology (Social System)Paper -II The Indian Social System.B.A. Part-II (Each of the following papers of 50 marks

contains four units)Paper-I Principles of Sociology (Social Controls

& Social Change).Paper-II Applied SociolofyB.A.Part-III (Each of the following papers of 50 marks

contains four units)Paper-I Contemporary Indian Social Thinkers and

Movement.Paper-II Principles of Social ResearchPaper-III Social Psychology

EDUCATIONB.A. Part-I (Each of the following papers of 50 marks

contains four units)Paper I Philosophy of Education

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Paper II Indian Education and Contemporary problemsB.A. Part-II (Each of the following papers of 50 marks

contains four units)Paper-I Sociological Foundations of EducationsPaper-II System of EducationB.A.Part-III (Each of the following papers of 50 marks

contains four units)Papert-I Elements of Educational PsychologyPaper-II Measurement and EvaluationPracticals Innovations in Education

PERSIANB.A. Part-I (Each of the following papers of 50 marks

contains four units)Paper I Classical Prose & GrammarPaper II Classical Poetry & TranslationB.A. Part-II (Each of the following papers of 50 marks

contains four units)Paper-I Modern Persian Prose, Composition, Short

Essay & Letter-WritingPaper-II Modren Persian Poetry & History of

Persian LiteratureB.A.Part-III (Each of the following papers of 50 marks

contains four units)Paper-I Classical Prose & PoetryPaper-II Modern Persian Prose & PoetryPaper-III History of Persian Literature in India

during Mughal Period

STATISTICSB.A. Part-I (Each of the following papers of 33 marks

contains four units)Paper -I ProbabilityPaper -II Statistical Methods & Applied StatisticsPractical (34 Marks)B.A. Part-II (Each of the following papers of 33 marks

contains four units)Paper-I Statistical InferencePaper-II Survey SamplingPractical (34 Marks)B.A.Part-III (Each of the following of 35 marks

contains four units)Paper-I Non-Parametric Inference & Design of

ExperimentPaper-II Applied StatisticsPaper-III Operational Research/Computer

ApplicationPracticals (45 Marks)

ANTHROPOLOGYB.A. Part-I (Each of the following papers of 50 marks

contains four units)Paper I Introduction of Social & Cultural

Anthropology & Indian CulturePaper II Introduction to Physical AnthropologyPracticalsB.A. Part-II (Each of the following papers of 50 marks

contains four units)Paper-I Introduction of Archeological

AnthropologyPaper-II Conceptual Background to Social Cultural

AnthropologyPracticalsB.A.Part-III (Each of the following papers of 50 marks

contains four units)Paper-I Comparative EthnographyPaper-II Human BiologyPaper-III Anthropology in Indian ContextPracticals

POLITICAL SCIENCEB.A. Part-I (Each of the following papers of 50 marks

contains four units)Paper I Political TheoryPaper II National Movement & Constitution of

IndiaB.A. Part-II (Each of the following papers of 50 marks

contains four units)Paper-I An Outline History of Western Political

ThoughtPaper-II Comparative GovernmentB.A.Part-III (Each of the following papers of 50 marks

contains four units)Paper-I Modern LiteraturePaper-II Indian Political ThoughtPaper-III International Politics

M.A. URDU (Seats : 60)The Post-Graduate programme will be of two years duration.Each year will have two semesters. Thus, there will be foursemesters in all. The details of the syllabi can be obtained fromthe concerned Head of the Department.

URDUB.A. Part-I (Each of the following papers of 50 marks

contains four units)Paper I ProsePaper II PoetryB.A. Part-II (Each of the following papers of 50 marks

contains four units)Paper-I Prose

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Paper-II PoetryB.A.Part-III (Each of the following of 50 marks con

tains four units)Paper-I Modern LiteraturePaper-II Humour in Urdu LiteraturePracticals Persian Essays & Rheotrics

HINDIB.A. Part-I (Each of the following papers of 50 marks

contains four units)Paper-I Hindi and Functional HindiPaper-II Hindi and Functional HindiB.A. Part-II (Each of the following papers of 50 marks

contains four units)Paper-I Adhunik Hindi KavyaPaper-II Essay and Hindi LiteratureB.A.Part-III (Each of the following papers of 50 marks

contains four units)Paper-I Adhunik Hindi KavyaPaper-II Adhunik Katha SahityaPaper-III Adhunik Brij Bhasha and Litreature

OrAdhunik Brij Bhasha and Literature

MODERN INDIAN HISTORYB.A. Part-I (Each of the following papers of 50 marks

contains four units)Paper-I Medieval Indian History (1206-1739)Paper-II History of Europe (1450-1789)B.A. Part-II (Each of the following papers of 50 marks

contains four units)Paper-I History of Modern India (1740-1947)Paper-II History of Europe (1789-1919)B.A.Part-III (Each of the following papers of 50 marks

contains four units)Paper-I Freedom Struggle in India (1885-1947)Paper-II Western World (1919-1945)Paper-III Social, Cultural & Economic History of

Medieval India (1206-1707)or

Western World Since 1945.HISTORY AND CULTURE OF ASIANPEOPLE (ASIAN CULTURE)B.A. Part-I (Each of the following papers of 50 marks

contains four units)Paper-I South Asia (1800-1919)Paper-II East Asia (1800-1919)

B.A. Part-II (Each of the following papers of 50 markscontains four units)

Paper-I West Asia (1800-1919)Paper-II South East Asia ( 1800-1919)B.A.Part-III (Each of the following of 50 marks con

tains four units)Paper-I Modern Asia (1919-1945)Paper-II Asia Today Since 1945MATHEMATICSB.A. Part-I (Each of the following papers of 25 marks

contains four units)Paper I Matrix Theory & Sequence SeriesPaper II Differential CalculasPaper III Integral Calculus and Differential equationPaper IV GeometryB.A. Part-II (Each of the following papers of 25 marks

contains four units)Paper-I AlgebraPaper-II CalculusPaper- III Vector CalculusPaper-IV MechanicsB.A. Part-III (Each of the following papers of 25 marks

contains four units)Paper-I Linear AlgebraPaper-II Complex & Real AnalysisPaper- III Ordinary Differential EquationsPaper-IV Tensor Analysis

FUNCTIONAL ENGLISHB.A. Part-I (Each of the following papers of 50 marks

contains four units)Paper I Phonetics

(a) Theory (35 Marks)(b) Practical (10 Marks)(c) Internal Assessment (5 Marks)

Paper II Remedial Grammar(a) Theory (45 Marks)(b) Internal Assessment (5 Marks)

B.A. Part-II (Each of the following papers of 50 markscontains four units)

Paper-I Writing Skill(a) Theory (45 Marks)(b) Internal Assessment (5 marks)

Paper-II Conversational Skill(a) Written Test (35 Marks)(b) Practical (10 Marks)

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(c) Internal Assessment (5 Marks)B.A.Part-III (Each of the following papers of 50 marks

contains four units)Paper-I Introduction to Broadcasting Radio & Tele

vision.a) Theory (40 Marks)b) Practical (10 Marks)

Paper-II Enterpreneurship Developmenta) Theory (40 Marks)b) Internal Assessment (10 Marks)

Paper-III Project Report (50 Marks)

SOCIAL WORKB.A. Part-I (Each of the following papers of 50 marks

contains four units)Paper-I Foundation of Human RelationPaper-II Social Work : Philosophy and MethodsB.A. Part-II (Each of the following papers of 50 marks

contains four units)Paper-I Social Disorganisation and Contemporary

Social ProblemsPaper-II Social Welfare ServicesB.A.Part-III (Each of the following papers of 50 marks

contains four units)Paper-I Social Change, Concept, Factors and TheoriesPaper-II Social Wrok, Social Policy and DevelopmentPaper-III Basic Principles of Social Research

FACULTY OF COMMERCE

M.COM. (Applied Economics) : 60 SeatsThe Post-Graduate programme will be of two yearsduration. Each year will have two semesters. Thus, there willbe four semesters in all. The details of the syllabi can beobtained from the concerned Head of the Department.

M.COM. (Pure Commerce) : 60 SeatsThe Post-Graduate programme will be of two years duration.Each year will have two semesters. Thus, there will be foursemesters in all. The details of the syllabi can be obtainedfrom the concerned Head of the Department.

B.COM.- IB.Com. Part I (Each of the following papers of 100

marks contains four units)Group A

Paper I Accounting

Paper II Business Organisation

Group B

Paper I Office Organisation & Management

Paper-II Essential of Business Management

Group 3

Paper I Micro- Economics

Paper II Currency Banking & Exchange

B.Com. Part II (Each of the following papers of

100 marks contains four units)

Group A

Paper I Statistical Methods

Paper II Public Finance

Group B

Paper I Company Law & Secretarial Practice

Paper II Salesmanship & Advertising

Group C

Paper I Mercantile Law

Paper II Cost Accounting

B.Com. Part III (Each of the following papersof 100marks contains four units)

Group A

Paper I Macro Economics

Paper II Indian Economics Structure

Paper III Trade of India

Paper IV Applied Business & StatisticsGroup BPaper I Income Tax Laws & AccountPaper II Contemporary AuditPaper III Insurance Principles & PracticePaper IV Marketing Practice & Finance

B.B.A. (I.B.) : 60 SeatsAdmission Forms can be obtained from the I.M.S., Shia P. G.College, Sitapur Road Campus, Lucknow.

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SHIA COLLEGE OF LAW(FORMERLY KNOWN AS FACULTY OF LAW)

LL.B. (Three Years Course) :320 Seats (240 for Boys & 80 for Girls)There will be Seven papers in each semester and eachpaper will carry 100 marks.First Semester :Paper I Jurisprudence-IPaper II Law of Contract-IPaper III Law of Tort-IPaper IV Family Law-IPaper V Law of Crimes-IPaper VI Constitutional Law-IPaper VII Public International Law-ISecond Semester :Paper I Jurisprudence-IIPaper II Law of Contract-IIPaper III Law of Torts-IIPaper IV Family Law-IIPaper V Law of Crimes-IIPaper VI Constitutional Law-IIPaper VII Public International Law-IIThird Semester :Paper I Human Rights Law & PracticePaper II Property LawPaper III Commercial LawPaper IV Labour Law-IPaper V Insurance LawPaper VI Administrative Law-IPaper VII Company Law-IFourth Semester :Paper I Environmental LawPaper II Investment / Competition LawPaper III Law of EvidencePaper IV Labour Law-IIPaper V Banking LawPaper VI Administrative Law-IIPaper VII Company Law-IIFifth Semester :Paper I C.P.C & Limitation Act-IPaper II CrPC.-I

Paper III Alternative Dispute ResolutionPaper IV Interpretation of StatutesPaper V Land Law-IPaper VI Professional Ethics & Professional

Accounting SystemPaper VII * Taxation - I

OrCriminology and Penology-I

OrAir and Space Law-I

OrLaw and Medicine-I

OrLaw relating to Women and Children-I

OrCyber Laws-I

OrIntellectual Property Laws-I

Sixth Semester :Paper I C.P.C & Limitation Act-IIPaper II CrPC.-IIPaper III Pleading, Drafting & ConveyancingPaper IV Equity, Trust and Specific Relief ActPaper V Land Law-IIPaper VI Moot Court Exercise, Legal Awareness

and Internship (Practical)Paper VII * Taxation - II

OrCriminology and Penology-II

OrAir and Space Law-II

OrLaw and Medicine-II

OrLaw relating to Women and Children-II

OrCyber Laws-II

OrIntellectual Property Laws-II

* Note : Student has to select any one paper as Paper VIIth of the following in IIIrd Year i.e., Vth & VI Semester.

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FACULTY OF SCIENCEThe following combination are available for students in B.Sc.-I

(A) B.Sc.-I Maths Group1. P C M Group (i) Physics (ii) Chemistry (iii) Mathematics2. P S M Group (i) Physics (ii) Statistics (iii) Mathematics3. C S P M Group (i) Computer Science (ii) Physics (iii) Mathematics4. C S S M Group (i) Computer Science (ii) Statistics (iii) Mathematics

(B) B.Sc.-I Biology Group (Z.B.C.) (i) Zoology (ii) Botany (iii) Chemistry

FACULTY OF ARTSB.A. First Year Combination for the Session 2017-18

(To be Strictly followed as per the Instructions issued by the University of Lucknow)

Candidates have to select three subjects from any of the followinggroups opting only one subject from a group :-

Important Notes :1. The candidate can not offer more than two literatures (Hindi, English, Functional English,

Urdu, Persian).2. Candidate opting for Statistics will also have to offer Mathematics.3. Mathematics, Statistics, Anthropology and Functional English Subjects are NOT VAILABLE

in B.A. Girls Section.* Rashtra Gaurav and Paryavaran : Rashtra Gaurav is a compulsory General Subject for all the students

admitted to B.Sc.-I, B.A.-I and B.Com.-I classes. There will be only one paper in this subject and thestudents have to pass this examination either in their First Year or Second Year or Third Year of studyduring the three year degree course.

COMBINATION OF SUBJECTS

Group AHindiGroup BEnglishFunctional EnglishGroup CUrduGroup DAsian CultureHistoryMathematics

Group EStatisticsGroup FEducationGroup GEconomicsPersianGroup HComputer Applications

Group IPolitical ScienceGroup JSociologySocial WorkAnthropology

Rules For Admission to B.Sc.-I/B.A.-I/B.Com.-I/ M.A.-I Sem.(Urdu)/M.A.-I Sem.(Sociology)M.Sc.-I Sem. (Zoology)/M.Com.-I Sem.(Applied Economics)/M.Com.-ISem.(Pure Commerce) and M.Sc.-I / M.A. I Sem. (Statistics).] Read the conditions of Eligibility for Admission to the desired Class carefully before submitting the Online

Registration Fee through Net Banking or A.T.M./Debit Card or through Pre Acknowledgement PaymentForm in the State Bank of India.

] For detailed information see College Website for Online Admission Under the heading.] Incomplete Application forms are liable to be rejected after scrutiny.] Original Transfer Certificate or Migration Certificate must be submitted with the LucknowUniversity

Examination form.] Merit of a candidate seeking admission to Post Graduate Classes will be determined on the basis of a Merit-Index

which will be prepared on the basis of percentage of marks obtained in graduation examination and deductingone percent marks for each gap year, if any.

1. Merit of a candidate seeking admission to B.Sc.-I/ B.A.-I/B.Com.-I classes will be determined on the basis of a Merit-Index which will be generated by normalized percentage of marks obtained in XII / Qualifying Examination anddeducting one percent marks for each gap year, if any.

2. The Process of Normalization of percentage of marks for the undergraduate admission is mentioned below :-“In order to remove disparity that exists between the marks awarded to the candidates by different examining

authorities / boards in the country, a system of “Normalization” will be adopted. Under the normalization procedurethe first rank student of one board will be equal to that of the first rank of the other boards. As such the first rankstudent of each board will be considered to have obtained 100% marks and the aggregate marks of all other studentsfrom that board will be normalized with reference to the aggregate marks obtained by the first rank student of theboard. For example, if the aggregate marks of the first rank student of a board is 94% his/her normalized aggregate is100% and if a student from the same board has obtained 88% marks, then his normalized percentage will be (88x100)/94=93.61. The Institution shall procure on its own the percentage of marks obtained by first rank student of CentralBoard of Secondary Educaton, Council of Indian School Certificate and U.P.Board. All other Boards will be treatedat par with I.S.C. for the purpose of normalization of marks.”3. As Shia College is a Muslim Minority Institution, there will be no reservation for SC., ST,. OBC. in accordance

with the provisions of Sec.28(5) of U.P. Universities Act,1973 which clearly provides that there shall be nosuch reservation in Minority Institutions.

4. The Merit-Index of the candidates will be displayed on the College website: www.shiapgcollege.ac.in andwww.shiacollege.org in the form of Merit List. Those candidates whose Merit-Index will be up to the cut off pointin the merit-list will be required to appear before Admission Committee alongwith original certificates on the date and timenotified on the College website. The Committee will finalise the Admission Process after scrutiny of the applicationforms, original certificates and mark sheets.

5. Candidates seeking admission to B.Sc.-I / B.A.-I / B.Com.-I must have obtained atleast 40% marks inthe Intermediate or equivalent examination recognised by Lucknow University. They must have passedIntermediate Examination not earlier than 2015. One percent of the total marks obtained in the qualifyingexamination , will be deducted for each gap year. There should not be a gap of more than five years between

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the year of passing High School Examination and the year of passing of Intermediate Examination.6. Candidates seeking admission to B.Sc.-I (Maths Group) shall not be allowed for change of combination of Subjects under

any circumstances. Girl Students will not be admitted to B.Sc. I(Maths Group).7. A candidate who has already completed graduation shall not be further allowed to take admission to any other

undergraduate class. No transfer of candidates admitted to any class will be allowed under any circumstances toany other course. Candidate who wish to be considered for admission to more than one course must apply separately.

8. Candidates seeking admission to B.Com.-I must have passed Intermediate in Commerce or in Arts withEconomics or Science with Mathematics. Those who have passed Intermediate with Biology/Agriculture arenot eligible for admission to B.Com.-I.

9. Candidates who have passed Intermediate examination with Agriculture are not eligible for admission to B.Sc. &B.Com classes. Candidates seeking admission to B.A.-I with Mathematics/Statistics must have passedIntermediate with Mathematics.

10. Those Candidates who have passed Intermediate from Shia Inter College and have applied for admission to B.A.,B.Sc. & B.Com. classes, will be given a weightage of one percent in their Merit-Index.

11. Candidates seeking admission to M.A.-I Sem. (Urdu) must have passed B.A. with 45% marks and Urdu as one of thesubjects in B.A.-III year. They must have passed B.A. Examination not earlier than 2015.

12. Candidates seeking admission to M.A.-I Sem. (Sociology) must have passed B.A.with 45% marks and Sociology as oneof the subjects in B.A. - III year. They must have passed B.A. Examination not earlier than 2015.

13. Candidates seeking admission to M.Sc.-I Sem. (Zoology) must have passed B.Sc.with 45% marks . The candidates should have Zoology as a subject in B.Sc.- III year. They must have passed B.Sc. Examination not earlierthan 2015.

14. Candidates seeking admission to M.Com-I Sem. (Applied Economics) must have passed B.Com. or Graduation Examinationwith Statistics or Mathematics or Economics as one of the subjects in III year with 45% marks. They must havepassed Graduataion Examination not earlier than 2015.

15. Candidates seeking admission to M.Com.-I Sem. (Pure Commerce) must have passed B.Com. with 45% marks . Theymust have passed B.Com. Examination not earlier than 2015.

16. Candidates seeking admission to M.Sc.-I / M.A. - I Sem. (Statistics) must have passed B.Sc./B.A. with 45% marks .The candidate should have Statistics as a subject in B.Sc.- III year / B.A. III year. They must have passed GraduataionExamination not earlier than 2015.

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ADMISSION PROCEDURE FOR LL.B.-I SEMESTER

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1. Rules For Admission to LL.B. I Semester (Three Year Course) Read the conditions of Eligibility for Admission to the desired Class carefully before submitting the Online

Registration Fee through Net Banking or A.T.M./Debit Card or through Pre Acknowledgement PaymentForm in the State Bank of India.

The Online Admission Application Form is available on the website www.shiapgcollege.ac.inand on www.shiacollege.org

Note : Incomplete Application Forms are liable to be rejected after scrutiny.2. Merit of a candidate seeking admission will be determined on the basis of a Merit-Index which will be prepared

on the basis of percentage of marks obtained in graduation examination after deducting one percent of Marksfor each gap, if any.

3. The Merit-Index of the candidates will be displayed on the website www.shiapgcollege.ac.in andwww.shiacollege.org / College notice board in the form of a Merit-List. Those candidates whose Merit-Indexwill be up to the cut off point in the merit-list will be required to appear before Admission Committee alongwithOriginal certificates, Marksheet and Bank Draft of the prescribed fee on the date and time notified on theCollege website www.shiapgcollege.ac.in and www.shiacollege.org. The committee will finalise the AdmissionProcess after scrutiny of the application forms, Original Certificates and Marksheets.

4. As Shia College is a Muslim Minority Institution, there will be no reservation for S.C./S.T./O.B.C. candidates inaccordance with the provisions of Sec.28 (5) of the U.P. Universities Act, 1973 which clearly provides that there shallbe no such reservation in Minority Institutions.

5. A candidate will be eligible for admission to LL.B. class, if he/she has completed graduation by obtaining bachelor’sdegree recognised by Lucknow University with 10+2+3 system and has secured not less than 45% marks at Graduationlevel.

6. For admission to LL.B-I Semester, 80% of the sanctioned seats shall be filled up from the candidates passing graduationexamination from Lucknow University. For the remaining 20% seats available for admission, Graduates from the universitiesother than Lucknow University shall be considered for admission. Any seat remaining vacant shall be filledin from the graduates of Lucknow University in order of merit.

7. To determine the merit for admission of such candidates who have equal marks in Merit Index, the percentage of markssecured by the candidates at the Graduation examination will be determining factor of merit for admission. If the marksobtained at the Graduation examination by two or more candidates are the same, in that case the percentageof marks secured by the candidate at the Intermediate examination will be determining factor for admissionand if the percentage at the Intermediate level is also the same, percentage of marks obtained in HighSchool Examination will be the determining factor for admission.

8. Period in between the year of passing graduation examination (i.e. qualifying examination) and the year ofapplying for admission to LL.B. Class shall be treated as gap and one percent of Marks, shall be deducted foreach gap year subject to a maximum gap of three years.

9. Those having a gap of more than three years shall not be eligible for admission Provided that in case thecandidates passing Post-Graduate Examination in continuation of the qualifying examination, the time ofPost-Graduate Examination of two years without any break, will not be treated as gap and in this case gapperiod will be reckoned from Post-Graduate Examination.

10. Wards (Son/ Daughter/Spouse) of permanent employees of the Shia College will have to produce a certificatefrom the Principal for claiming the reservation.

11. All disputes regarding interpretation of provisions regarding admission shall be referred to the AdmissionCommittee and its decision shall be final.

12. No student of LL.B. course shall be allowed to appear in the examination, if he/she has not attended required no. ofclasses including Practicals, provided that if a student for any exceptional reason fails to attend 75% of the classes, thePrincipal Incharge of Shia College of Law and the Committee consituted by him will consider his case and take decisionin the regard.

13. Applicants holding Degrees, Certificates like Prathma, Madhyama, Visharad, Dabir-e-Kamil, Dabir-e-Mahiretc. are not eligible for admission to the professional course i.e. LL.B. as per the decision of the Management.

14. Prohibition to register for two regular courses of study : No students shall be allowed to be simultaneously registered fora law degree programme with any other graduate or post graduate degree/diploma or even a certificate course run byLucknow University or any other University or an Institute for academic or professional learning.

15. Out of 320 seats allotted 240 seats are meant for Boys and 80 seats for Girls.16. As LL.B. (three years) course is a Regular (full time) Day course, therefore, any person in any type of employment is

not eligible to take admission to this course unless he takes leave for three years from his/her office with permission totake admission and complete this course.

17. The decisions regarding admission and cancellation of admission taken by the Admission Committee headed by Principal/ Incharge, Shia College of Law will be final.

18. All the legal matters pertaining to the admission shall be subject to Lucknow Jurisdiction only.

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GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR ALL THE STUDENTS OF THE COLLEGE1. Any of the rules may be dropped or modified as and when necessary.2. If an Ex- student does not apply for the refund of Caution Money within 60 days after declaration of the result, the

same will be forfeited.3. Students are advised to note that a minimum of 75% attendance in theory and practicals (where held) is statutory

binding for Arts / Science / Commerce stream for allowing them to appear at the examination. Those who fail to put in75% attendance may not be allowed to appear at the examination.

4. Students who fail in any examination can appear at the next examination as Exempted Candidate without attendingtheory and practical classes according to the rules of the University of Lucknow. This facility is available only once.

5. It is the sole responsability of the students to collect their Idintity Cards from the concerned CounterClerk within 30 days from the date of Admission, which they must always keep in their posession andshould produce on demand. It is an important document which must not be lost. Duplicate Identity Cardsare issued on payment of Rs. 50/- and on applying for the same along with copy of F.I.R. and an affidavit tothis effect.

6. Students who wish to avail the facility of Railway Concession must fill up the prescribed form available with the clerkconcerned by paying Rs.5/- and submit the duly-filled in form in the Principal’s office.

7. Books with a total cost not exceeding Rs.100/-will be issued from the Library to a student at a time. Costlier booksmay be issued to a student if he / she deposits the balance of the price of books as Security-Money at the respectivecashier counter and obtain the receipt for the same. The amount deposited will be refundable when the student returnsthe book. Library books will be issued for 14-days only. Thereafter, a fine of Rs.1/-day will be charged for each bookfor the next seven days, if the book is not returned during this period, a fine of Rs.5/-per day per book will be chargedtill it is returned.

8. Students are advised to note down the detailed Time-Table from their respective Faculty Offices.9. Holiday notices will be put up on the College Notice-Boards as and when required.10. The amount of fee payable shall be displayed on the College Notice-Boards as well as on the College website.

Fee once deposited will not be refunded in any case.11. Students must preserve their Original Fee-Receipts, Admit Cards; Identity Cards etc. because these

documents are always required for getting admission to the next higher class and also for availing anyother facility during their three years’ study in the college and for use in future.

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CYCLE STAND / PARKING OF VEHICLES* The college allows parking of vehicles at owner’s risk at specified places only

and a token amount is payable for the upkeep and maintenance of those places.* Visitors, employees and students are advised in their interest to get thier

VEHICLES INSURED and keep their vehicles properly LOCKED and CHAINED.* In the unfortunate event of theft of the vehicle the College will not be liable in

any form and to any extent and legal recourse i.e. filing of F.I.R. etc. will have tobe followed by the aggrieved person only.