Arts Information Bulletin 1352011

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UNIVERSITY OF DELHI

(FACULTY OF ARTS)

MAIN CAMPUS

BULLETIN OF INFORMATION

FORADMISSION TO POST-GRADUATE COURSES

2011-2012

Price Rs: 60


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CONTENTS

Page

Important Dates

1. Procedure for Admission 1

2. Eligibility Conditions 4

3. Age 44. Provisional Registration 4

5. Compartmental Candidates 5

6. Evening Classes 5

7. Enrolment in the Non-Collegiate Womens 6Education Board

8. Enrolment in the School of Open Learning 6

9. Admission of Foreign Students 6

10. Admission of Candidates from Nepal/Bhutan 7

11. Reservation for Physically Challenged 7

12. Admission of Scheduled Caste and Scheduled 8Tribe Candidates

13. Reservation for Other Backward Classes 10

14. Reservation of Seats for the Ch ildren/Widow of 11the officers and men of the Armed Forces includingPara-Military Personnel killed or disabled in action

15. Addmission of Sports persons 12

16. Scholarship, Medal & Prizes 12

17. Towards the Cultural Enrichment of Education 12

18. Residential/Hostel Accommodation 1319. Maintenance of discipline among students of the 14

University

20. Prohibition and Punishment for Ragging 16

21. Sexual Harassment - Complaints and Redressal 16

22. Helpline Counselling Services on Population 16Education in Higher Education

23. Tutorilas/Perceptorials/Internal Assessment 16

24. Right to Information Act. 2005 17


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APPENDIX - I

Page

25. Eligibility Requirements

M.A. Applied Psychology 18

M.A. Arabic 18

M.A. Bengali 19

M.A. Buddhist Studies 20

M.A. Comparative Indian Literature 21

M.A. English 22

M.A. German/Italian/French/Hispanic Studies 28

M.A. Hindi 28

M.A. Linguistics 30

M.A. Persian 32

One Year Post-Graduate Diploma Course

M.A. Philosophy 33

M.A. Psychology 34M.A. Punjabi 35

M.A. Sanskrit 37

M.A. Tamil 41

M.A. Library and Information Science 42

M.A. Urdu 43

APPENDIX - II

26. Number of seats in various subjects 44

APPENDIX - III

27. Courses offered by the Colleges 45


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SCHEDULE FOR ADMISSION TO VARIOUSPOST-GRADUATE COURSES UNDER THE FACULTY OF ARTS FOR THE

ACADEMIC SESSION 2011-2012

S.No. Course Dates for Registration Dates for Admi-

(excluding Saturdays, ssion Test

Sundays & Hoildays)

from 9.30 A.M. to 3 P.M.

1. Buddhist 01.06.2011 to 08.07.2011 14.07.2011Studies

2. Persian 01.07.2011 to 15.07.2011 18.07.2011

3. Punjabi 10 Days after Declaration 18.07.2011

of Result B.A. (H) & B.A. (Prog)

4. Sanskrit 10.06.2011 to 24.06.2011 01.07.2011

5. Urdu 13.06.2011 to 24.06.2011 -------------

6. English 06.06.2011 to 24.06.2011 04.07.2011

7. M.I.L. & L.S 20.06.2011 to 08.07.2011 13.07.2011

8. Philosophy 01.06.2011 to 24.06.2011 04.07.2011

9. Linguistics 13.06.2011 to 24.06.2011 28.06.2011

10. Psychology 24.06.2011 to 08.07.2011 10.07.2011

11. Applied 23.06.2011 to 07.07.2011 09.07.2011

Psychology

12. Germanic & 08.06.2011 to 30.06.2011 12.07.2011

Romance Studies

13. Hindi 16.05.2011 to 13.06.2011 19.06.2011

14. Lib. & Info 16.05.2011 to 22.06.2011 07.07.2011Science

15. Arabic Cat-1 Ph.I 14.06.2011. to 24.06.2011 Cat-III-VICat-2 Ph.II 01.07.2011. to 0 8.07.2011 Will beCat-3 Ph.III 13.07.2011. to 20.07.2011 Held on

25.07.2011

Note : The schedule will also be applicable for admission in South Delhi Campus.

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BULLETIN OF INFORMATION FOR ADMISSION TO POSTGRADUATE COURSES (MAIN CAMPUS)

1. Procedure for Admission

Candidates seeking admission to different Post-Graduate Coursesin Arts, may apply for registration on the prescribed application formsobtainable from the following Offices/Departments within the stipulated

period :

S.No. Course Place of Registration

1. M.A. Hindi

2. M.A. Sanskrit

3. M.A. English Department of English

4. M.A. Philosophy Department of Philosophy

5. M..A. Punjabi Department of Punjabi

6. M.A. Bengali

7. M.A. Tamil Department of M.I.L & LS

8. M.A. Comparative

Indian Literature

9. M.A. French/German/ Department of G.R.S.

Italian/Hispanic Studies

10. M.A. Urdu Department of Urdu

11. M.A. Arabic Department of Arabic

12. M.A. Persian Department of Persian

13. M.A. Buddhist Studies Department of Buddhist Studies14. M.A. Psychology Department of Psychology

15. M.A. Applied Psychology South Campus

16. M.A. Linguistics Department of Linguistics

17. M.A. Library and Information Department of Library and

Science Information Science

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The form duly filled in and accompanied by self attested photo copiesof the following documents shall have to be submitted by the candidate atthe time of the registration at the above noted centres:

(i) Marks-sheets of the qualifying Degree Examination in respect of all thepapers.

(ii) Degree Certificate of the qualifying Examination or Provisional Certificate.

(iii) Certificate of Class Xth for verification of date of birth.

(iv) 3 Copies of the Caste Certificate, if belongs to reserved categories.

(v). Disability Certificate, in case of physically challenged candidates. (induplicate) issued by the competent Hospital/Board.

(vi). The Candidates shall also have to produce the aforesaiddocuments in Original at thetime of registration and the sameshall be returned to the candidates after verification. TheIncomplete Registration forms and the forms without originaldocuments shall not be accepted.

(vii) The candidates registered will be issued registration slips which shallhave to be produced at the time of collection of Provisional AdmissionSlips, if selected for admission. The candidates are, therefore, advisedto retain Registration Slips carefully.

(viii). The Schedule of Registration for Admission and Entrance Tests, forthe courses are shown on page (i). For detailed information with regardto admission programme/notification of admission lists, etc., candidatesare advised to contact the concerned Departments/Academic Sectionof the Faculty of Arts.

(ix).The candidates seeking admission to M.A. Sanskrit under directCategory may get themselves registered directly in both the Campusesand Non-Collegiate Womens Education Board. The admission lists onthe basis of merit under direct category would be finalized and displayedby both the Campuses & NCWEB independently.

(x)The candidates seeking admission to MA in Hindi and Sanskrit throughEntrance Test for both the campuses and Non-Collegiate WomensEducation Board may get themselves registered in the Main Campus.The merit list of both the Campuses would be displayed on the respectivecampus.

Admission to the following MA courses in French/ German/ Hispanic/Italian, English, Buddhist Studies, Psychology, Philosophy, Punjabi, Tamil,Bengali, Comparative Indian Literature, Arabic, Persian, Urdu, Library &Information Science and Linguistics will be dealt by the concerned

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All admissions will be made in order of merit, in accordance with therequirements, as detailed in Appendix-1. The number of seats in each subjectCollege/Departments is shown in Appendix-II.

Copies of the admission lists will be sent to the Principals of theColleges/Heads of the Departments concerned. Candidates whose namesappear in the admission list will be issued Provisional Admission Slips onthe dates to be notified at the time of Registration, provided the candidate

has submitted the result of Final year examination. The candidate, aftercollecting the Provisional Admission Slip, will apply for admission to thecollege allotted by the concerned department of the respective Campus forthe subject concerned. The candidates are also advised to apply to theColleges for admission on the prescribed forms available in the Collegeconcerned within the prescribed dates notified by the colleges without waitingfor the registration/notification of admission lists. This is being suggestedbecause it may be possible that Colleges may stop entertaining applicationsfor admission after a prescribed date. For detailed information in this regard,candidates may contact colleges directly.

Candidates who have been issued Provisional Admission Slips will berequired to complete the admission formalities in the College includingpayment of fees within three days from the date of issue of the Provisional

Admission Slip. Issue of Admission slip does not confirm the provisionaladmission granted. The Admission Slip will be retained by College and thecounterfoil is to be returned to the Arts Faculty immediately after depositingthe fee in the College.

The names of those who fail to complete admission formalities or failto submit the Provisional Admission slips in the Colleges within the stipulatedperiod shall be removed from the list without any further reference to themand the resultant vacant seats will be offiered to other candidates in order ofmerit.

Disputes, if any, arising out of or relating to any matter whatsoever,concerning the process of admission shall be subject to the exclusivejurisdiction of the competent courts in Delhi only.

In case of any discrepancy/irregularity in the admission offered isnoticed before or after depositing the fee, the admission would be cancelledby the Faculty office/College without any reference to the candidate andthe candidate would have no claim what so ever in this regard .

Note: The self-attested copies of documents/papers/ photographs areaccepted from the students alongwith the Registration forms foradmission to the Post-Graduate Courses. Please note that if anyfalse attestation/falsified records are detected, The admission of thestudent will be cancelled besides initiation legal action against sucha student

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2. Eigibility Conditions

Candidates desirous of seeking admission to M.A. Courses must fulfilthe requisite conditions of having passed the examinations with the prescribedpercentage of marks as detailed in Appendix-I

If the course is not equivalent to Delhi University such candidates wouldbe required to fill up the prescribed equivalence form along with all documents

and a copy of authenticated syllabus of the University from which he/shehas passed the examination.

(i) Rounding off a fraction of marks for purposes of admission to any Courseis not admissible.

(ii) Candidates who do not fulfill the eligibility requirements, shall not beregistered and no request for relaxation in the minimum eligibilityrequirement shall be entertained.

(iii) Candidates who have passed their B.A./B.A. (Hons) / B.Com./ B.Com.(Hons) or equivalent examination under 10+2+3 Scheme of examinationof Delhi University or an examination recognized as equivalent thereto,if eligible would be registered to the M.A. Arts Courses for the AcademicSession 2011-2012.

However, the candidates having passed their first degree examinationprior to 1985 will be treated at par with the present three years degreecourse. (A.C. Resolution No. 137 dated 23.3.1993).

Further, where the applicants have done their graduation under 14 yearsscheme but have MA First year/LL.B./B.Ed./B.E. (Degree) etc.Examination after graduation, they will be deemed to have put in 15years of study but their eligibility be determined on the basis of marksobtained at the qualifying Examination (A.C. Reso. No. 034 (6) dt.21.5.1992).

(iv) If any irregularity is detected after declaration of merit list/issue ofProvisional Admission Slip, before or after depositing the Fee, admissionof such candidate will be cancelled without any reference to him/her.

3. Age

There would be no minimum age bar for post-graudate courses underthe Faculty of Arts.

4. Provisional Registration

Candidates who have appeared in the Final Examination of theirqualifying degree examination but their results have not been declaredor have not received detailed marks-sheet/certificates will be registered

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(not admitted) provisionally keeping in view their performance at thelast examination passed. Such candidates shall be required to submita certificate from the University/College last attended by them to theeffect that they have appeared in their final examination and wouldsubmit result immediately after declaration of result but not later than31st August, 2011. However, such candidates will be offered admissionon submission of result for the final examination. All admissions have

to be finalized by 31st August 2011 subject to availability of seats.

5. Compartmental Candidates

(i) Candidates who have been placed under compartment in one of thesubjects by the University of Delhi only will be allowed to registerthemselves for provisional admission to MA Arts Courses, if they satisfythe prescribed requirements of the course concerned as given inAppendix-I (by adding the minimum pass marks of the paper in whichthe student has been placed in compartment to the marks obtained inthe remaining papers).

(ii) A candidate of Delhi University who has been placed in compartmentin any one of the subsidiary subjects and is otherwise eligible foradmission to M.A. course, shall be permitted to register himself/herselffor provisional admission. Admission of the above candidates would beconfirmed on his/her passing the Compartmental/subsidiaryexamination.

Students who fail in the compartmental/subsidiary examination shallnot be allowed to continue on rolls and their provisional admission shall becancelled without any communication to them.

Note: Candidates from other Universities who have been placed undercompartment shall not be eligible for the registration under clause.5 (i) and (ii) mentioned above.

6. Evening ClassesThe following MA courses are also taught in the Evening Classes in

the Main Campus.

1. M.A. Urdu Department of Urdu, University ofDelhi, Delhi-11 0007

2. M.A. Persian Department of Persian, University ofDelhi, Delhi-110007

3. M.A. Hindi and Philosophy Zakir Husian Post-Graduate (Eve.)College, Jawahar Lal Nehru Marg.New Delhi-110002.

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Candidate seeking admission to Evening Classes are required toproduce a certificate of employment and work experience of atleast oneyear from anyone of the following.

1. Government Office2. Public Undertakings3. Statutoty/Autonomeus Bodies of the Central/ State Government.4. Private Limited Companies

7. Enrolment in the Non-Collegiate Womens EducationBoard (NCWEB)

All the candidates seeking admission to M.A. in English, Hindi,Sanskrit, Philosophy, Urdu, Punjabi, Arabic and Persian Courses in Non-Collegiate Womens Education Board must get themselves registered withthe PG Teaching Centre of Non-Collegiate Womens Education Board inNCWEB, University of Delhi, Delhi.110007 on 10th, 17th and 24th July 2011between 10.00 am to 3.00 P.M. Since all the candidates in Non-Collegiateare taken on the basis of entrance test by the respective Departments inthe Faculty of Arts they also have to register themselves with the Faculty.

Giving the option of Non-Collegiate in the registration form with the Facultyis not sufficient for admission in Non-Collegiate Womans Education Board.For further details, please contact directly the Director, Non-CollegiateWomans Education Board, Tutorial Building, Second Floor, University ofDelhi, Delhi-110007.

8. Enrolment in the School of Open Learning (SOL)

The candidates seeking admission to M.A. in Hindi and Sanskritcourses are advised to contact the Executive Director. School of OpenLearning, 5, Cavalry Lines, University of Delhi, Delhi-110007 for further details.

N.B.: Minimum eligibility requirement of marks for enrolment inNon-Collegiate/ School of Open Learning/Evening Classes are the same as

prescribed for admission to regular courses.

9. Admission for Foreign Students

Foreign students seeking admission to various courses are required toapply to the Foreign Students Advisor, Foreign Students Registry, Facultyof Management Studies, University of Delhi, Delhi -110007, who will processtheir applications for admissions in the Colleges/Departments directly.

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10. Admission of Candidates from Nepal/Bhutan

The candidates sponsored by the Governments of Nepal and Bhutanfor admission to M.A Course will be given 5% relaxation in the minimummarks requirements but there will not be any reservation of seats of suchcandidates in any course.

11. Reservation for Candidates Physically Challenged

(i). Three percent (3%) seats in all undergraduate and postgraduateinstitutions (including professional and technical institutions) will bereserved for candidates with physically disabilities.

(ii) Reservation will also be applicable to institutions where admission isthrough Entrance Examinations.

(iii) Reservation will be implemented college-wise and as far as possiblecourse-wise in under-graduate courses, keeping in mind the suitabilityof the various courses for physically handicapped students depending,inter-alia, on the nature and severity of their disability. The reservationwill be implemented Department wise in post-graduate course, as well

as in those under-graduate courses where teaching is available only inone Department/college.

(iv) Candidate seeking admission under reservation as detailed in eligibilityconditdions except relaxation of 5% marks in the minimum eligibilityconditions. In case of a course where admission is by entranceexamination 5% concession shall be granted in the minimum eligibilitycondition for admission the test.

(v) Candidates with physical disabilities who are able to secure admissionin the general category will be counted in the 3% quota.

(vi) The 3% reservation may be allocated as follows 1% for persons withlow vision or blindness; 1% for hearing imparied; 1% for those with

loco motor disabilities and/or cerebral palsy. However, if sufficientcandidates are not available in a sub-category then candidates fromthe other sub-categories should be considered in their stead.

(vii) Candidates with more than one type of reservation : This reservationshall cut across the existing resrevations of SC/ST; children/widows/wives of officers and men of armed forces including paramilitary forceskilled/disabled in action or those who died/were disabled on duty, etc.in accordance with the principle of interlocking reservations. Wheneverthere is a common merit between two candidates, i.e. one belongingto one reserved category and other belonging to the reserved as wellas Physically Handicapped category, preference should be given to

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the Physically Handicapped candidates over the able bodied candidates.The Physically Handicapped candidates will simultaneously continueto avail benefit against the 3% quota reserved for them; provided thecandidates apply under both the categories separately.

(viii) If sufficient numbers of the candidates are not available under thereserved category candidates.

(ix) College/Departments are free to exceed the 3% reservation quota ifnecessary. (Note-Ordinary, the number of seats reserved would be 01for 33; 2 for 67 and 3 for 100 and so on. However, the colleges mayround off the number of reserved seats to next higher level, if the numberof calculated seats falls more than half way between two levels, e.g.for 54 seats the number of reserved seats would be 1.62, which maybe rounded off to 2 through it may appear to be 4% quota. In essence,the nature of reservation should be enabling in sprit and the institutionnot feel prevented from exceeding the 3% quota.

(x) The Dean Students' Welfare (DSW) will arrange for professionalconselling of physically challenged students to enable them to decideabout courses, keeping in view their aptitude, disability, and future career

prospects.

(xi) The disability certificate should be in the format as per Government ofIndia guidelines :

(a) The certificate should not be more than 5 years old.(b) It should be signed by a board of 3 doctors with legible stamp

indicating the name & designation of the doctors.(c) The certificate should be countersigned by CMO/Medical Supdt./

with stamp under the signatures. Certificate should have photographof candidate.

(d) Diagnosis should be written clearly in the certificate.

12. Admissions of Scheduled Caste and Scheduled TribeCandidates:

15% and 7.5% seats in all post-graduate courses are reserved forcandidates belonging to the Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe,respectively. Candidate belonging to the Scheduled Caste/ScheduledTribe seeking admission to the Post-Graduate Courses will also berequired to get themselves registered along with other candidates, theRegistration form duly filled in and accompanied by attestedphotocopies of the following documents shall be submitted at theRegistration Centre within the prescribed registration dates:

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(i) Marks-Sheets of the qualifying Degree Examination in respect of allthe papers.

(ii) Degree certificate of the qualifying Examination or Provisional Certificate.

(iii) Certificate of class Xth for verification of Date of Birth.

(iv) Caste Certificate issued by any of the following Authorities.

(i) District Magistrate/Additional District Magistrate/Collector/Deputy Commissioner/Additional DeputyCommissioner/Deputy Collector/1st Class StipendiaryMagistrate/ City Magistrate/Sub DivisionalMagistrate/Assistant Commissioner,

(ii) Chief Presidency Magistrate/Additional Chief PresidencyMagistrate/Presidency Magistrate.

(iii) Revenue Officer not blow the rank of Tehsildar.

(iv) Sub-Divisional Officer of the area where the candidate and/orhis/her family normally resides.

(v) Administration/Secretary of Administrator/DevelopmentOfficer (Laccadive and Minicoy Island)

The candidates will have to produce the original documents atthe time of registration, and the same shall be returned to themafter verification.

No seat will be reserved for Scheduled Caste/Scheduled Tribe in apost graduate course where the number of seats is less than 7. Wherethe number of seats are 7 or more but less than 15, 15% of seats will bereserved for Scheduled Caste candidates. If no Scheduled Castecandidate is available, the seat would go to a Scheduled Tribecandidate. Where the number of seat are 15 or more, reservation at

15% and 7.5% for Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe candidatesrespectively (inter-changeable) will be made.

The minimum eligibility requirement of marks for the Scheduled Cast/Scheduled Tribe candidates who have passed their qualifying fromUniversity of Delhi, for admission to Post-Graduate courses is theminimum pass marks of the qualifying examination. The ScheduledCaste/Scheduled Tribe candidates who have passed their qualifyingdegree examination from a University other than Delhi University, shouldhave secured at least the same percentage of pass marks at thequalifying examination as prescribed for the equivalent examination ofDelhi University.

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Where the admission is based on screening/written test forPost-Graduate Courses, the Scheduled Caste/Scheduled Tribecandidates would also be required to appear in the same but theirmerit list will be drawn separately and operated as per the reservationquota.

If the requisite number of Scheduled Caste/Scheduled Tribe candidateis not available by the last date fixed by the University for admission toa particular course the remaining seats will be de-reserved and filledfrom general category.

13. Admission of Other Backward Classes (OBC)

(i) 27% seats in all Post -Graduate Courses are reserved for theOBCs.Candidates belonging to the OBCs seeking admission to thePost-Graduate Courses will also be required to get themselvesrefistered along with other candidates, the registration from duly filledin & accompanied by attested photocopies of the following documentsshall be submitted at the Registration Centre within the prescribedregistration dated:

(ii) As per communication received by the University from the UGC. Theeligibility of the candidates appliying under the OBC Category will bedetermined on the basis of the central list of the OBCs notified by theMinistry of Social Justics & Empowerment on the recommendationsof the National Commission for Backward classes available on thewebsite of the Commission (http:ncbc.nc.in/ backward classes/index.html).

For Category (1) - i.e.100% direct Admission:-

Separate cut-off will be notified for OBC Candidates but the variationshould not be more than 10% from the last cut off for General categorystudents.

For Category (2) - i.e. 100% admission through Entrance Test:-

Minimum eligibility conditions for appearing in the test will remain thesame as that of the General Category students. However, separatemerit list will be notified for OBC candidates with less than 10% variation.

For Category (3) - i.e. 50% through Direct Admission and 50%through Entrance Test :-

The conditions as mentioned in category (1) and (2) above will applyaccordingly.

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The number of seats will be determined in the following manner :

(a) Increase the total number of seats by 54%.(b) 15% seats of the enhanced seats reserved for SC and 7.5% seats

for the ST category.(c) Seats for General Category will remain constant.(d) Number of seats under (b) & (c) taken together will be deducted

from the total number of seats as per (a) the remaining seats will befilled up from the OBC category.

However, in case the seats meant for OBC remain vacant, the samemay be filled by other eligible candidates.

The Faculties/Departments are required.

1) to bring out a separate cut-off for OBC candidates.

2) to ensure that the difference between the cut-off for general candidatesand OBC candidates should not be more than 10% .

3) to check the OBC (Non-creamy layer) certificates while grantingadmission.

4) Seats meant of PH/CW and Foreign Students will be treated assupernumerary.

14. Reservation of Seats for the Children/Widows/Wivesof the officers and Men of the Armed Forces includingPara Military personnel killed or disabled in action.

5% of the the total number of seats in each course are reserved for theChildren/Widows/Wives of the officers and Men of the Armed Forces includingPara Military personnel (i) killed in action, (ii) Disabled in action, (iii) diedwhile on duty, (iv) disabled on duty and (v) wards of Ex-servicement personneland serving personnel of the Defence/Armed Forces and all Police Forces

who are in receipt of Gallantry Awards.

Relaxation to the extent of 5% marks in the minimum eligibilityrequirement in the aggregate or in the subject as the case may be, will begiven to the candidates of the above mentioned categories while determiningtheir eligibility for admission to appear in admission test.

In order to become eligible for the above concession, children/window/wives of officers and Jawans etc. are required to produce the entitlementcertificates issued by any of the following:

(i) Secretary, Kendriya Sainik Board, Delhi(ii) Secretary, Rajya/Zila Sainik Board

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(iii)Officer-in charge, Record Office(iv) 1st Class Stipendiary Magistrate.

For purposes of registration, the candidates are required to submittheir application forms on a prescribed form available at the RegistrationCenters, along with the self attested copies as well as the original of therequired certificates. The original certificates will be returned to them afterverification.

15. Admission of Sports persons

Five percent (5%) seats of the total number of seats of courses in all thedisciplines, except the courses of Faculities of Medicine, Engineering,Technology and Management Studies of the University shall be reservedfor admission under the sports category at the post-graduate level.

Students seeking admission under the sports category shall applydirectly to the DUSC. The DUSC shall organise trials in different games andsports and declare the list of candidates eligible for admission under thesports category.

The students seeking admission under the sports category will berequired to take the entrance examination, if any, to be conducted by thedepartment/institute/centre concerned, However, the department/ institute/centre shall prepare a separate merit list of candidates seeking admissionunder the sports category on the basis of the result of the entranceexamination.

16. Scholarship, Medal & Prizes

Refer to the ordinance XXVII of the University calendar or the universitywebsite: www.du.ac.in. For details candidates are advised to University ofDelhi, Delhi-110007.

17. Towards the Cultural Enrichment of Education

To discover, develop, train and promote socio-cultural talents and interestamong the students and staff of the University of Delhi, the CulturalCouncil established by the University has a number of programmes andprojects such as the University Choir, Music Club, Cine Club. PoetsGuild, Creative Writers Forum, Public Speaking Society, Arts Club, FineArts,

Painting, Sketching, Cartooning, Photo-Club and Dance Ensemble. Forfurther details contact:

Dy. Dean, Students Welfare(Cultural and Youth Affairs) University Enclave,Delhi-110007.

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18. Residential/Hostel Accommodation

All candidates seeking admission to hostel in the University are requiredto appear in the entrance test even if they are eligible for admission underdirect category. The merit list to the Hostels will be drawn solely on thebasis of performance in the entrance test.

The University has limited residential accommodation in Colleges and

University Hostels. The Colleges provide accommodation to bothunder-graduate and post-graduate students enrolled with them. In the MainCampus the following colleges provide Hostel accommodation to theirstudents:

(A) For Men

St. Stephens College, Hindu College, Hans Raj College, K.M., College,Ramjas College, Shri Ram College of Commerce and Zakir HusainCollege.

(B) For Women

Miranda House, Daulat Ram College and I.P. College,(C) For Men & Women

Delhi School of Social Work (Deptt. of Social Work) and Central Instituteof Education (Deptt. of Education).

(D) For Post-graduate, M.Phil and Ph.D. students of different Faculties (inMain and South Campus) except those Faculties which have their ownHostels, are considered for admission to the following UniversityHostels:

(i) For Men

(1) Gwyer Hall(2) Jubillee Hall

(3) P.G. Mens Hostel

(4) Mansarowar Hostel

(5) D.S. Kothari Hostel

(6) V.K.R.V. Rao Hostel

(7) International Students House

(8) Saramati P.G. Mens Hostel (South Campus)

Each Hostel has its own rules for admission,

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(ii) For Women

(1) University Hostel for Women

(2) Meghdoot Hostel

(3) Geetanjali Hostel (South Campus)

(4) International Students House for Women

(5) North-East students House for women,

DSE & SC/ST Students House forwomen. Candidates seeking hostelaccomodation are advised to contact the Hostels.

19. Maintenance of discipline among students of the

University (Ordinance XV-B)

(i) All powers relating to discipline and disciplinary action are vestedwith the Vice-Chancellor.

(ii) The Vice-Chancellor may delegate all or such powers as he/shedeems proper to the Proctor and to such other persons as he/she

may specify in this behalf.

(iii) Without prejudice to the generality of power to enforce disciplineunder the Ordinance the following shall amount to acts of grossindiscipline:

(a) Physical assault, or threat to use physical force, against anymember of the teaching and non-teaching staff of any Institution/Department and non-teaching staff of any Institution/Departmentand against any student within the University of Delhi.

(b) carrying or use of, or threat to use of any weapons:

(c) any violation of the provisions of the Civil Rights Protection Act

1976:

(d) violation of the status, dignity and honour of students belonging tothe scheduled castes and tribes:

(e) any practice-wheather verbal or otherwise derogatory to women.

(f) any attempt for bribing or corruption in any manner.

(g) willful destruction of Institutional property;

(h) creating ill-will or intolerance, on religious or communal grounds;

(i) causing disruption in any manner of the academic functioning ofthe University system;

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(ii) ragging as per Ordinance XV-C.

(iv) Without prejudice to the generality of his/her powers relating to themaintaining disciplines and taking such action in the interest ofmaintaining discipline as may seem to him appropriate, theVice-Chancellor, may in the exercise of his/her power in accordancewith aforesaid order direct that:

(a) any student or students be expelled, or

(b) any student or students be, for a stated period rusticated;

or

(c) be not for a started period, admitted to a Course or courses ofstudy in a college, department or institution of the university or (d)be fined with a sum of rupees that may be specified; or (e) debarredfrom taking a University or college or departmental Examination orExaminations for one or more years; or

(f) that the result of the student or students concerned in theExamination or Examinations in which he/she or they have appeared

be cancelled.

(v) The Principal of the College, Head of the Halls, Warden/Master or Headof the Department, Deans of the Faculties exercise all such disciplinarypower over students in their respective colleges, Institutions, Facultiesand Teaching Departments in the University as may be necessary forthe proper conduct of the Institutions. Halls and teaching in theconcerned Departments. They may exercise their authority or delegateauthority to such of the teachers in their colleges, Institutions orDepartments as they may specify for these purpose.

(vi) Without prejudice to the powers of the Vice-Chancellor and the Proctoras aforesaid, detailed rules of discipline and proper conduct shall be

farmed. These rules may be supplemented, where necessary, by thePrincipals of Colleges, Heads of the Halls, Deans of Faculties andHeads of Teaching Departments in this University. Each student shallbe expected to provide himself/herself with a copy of these rules.

(vii) At the time of admission, every student shall be required to sign adeclaration that on admission he/she submits himself/herself tothedisciplinary jurisdiction of the Vice-Chancellor and the several authoritiesof the University who may be vested with the authority to exercisediscipline under tha Acts, the Statutes, the Ordinance and the rulesthat have been framed there under by the University.

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20. Prohibition and punishment for Ragging-OrdinanceXV-C

The complaints relating to ragging in any form will be dealt in withOrdinance Xv-C of university calendar & available on the Universitywebsite:www.du.ac.in.

21. Sexual Harassment - Complaints and Redressal

All matters/complaints relating to Sexual Harassment shall be dealtin accordance with the provisions of Ordinance XV-D of the Universityof Delhi and available on the university website : www.du.ac.in.

22. Helpline Counselling Service on Population, Education

in Higher Education

Delhi University HELPLINE TELEPHONE COUNSELLING SERVICEon HIV, AIDS, STD, Drug-Abuse, Adolescent issues is available on27667280. The services are available from 9-30 a.m. to 12.00 noonand 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. from Monday to .Friday, Personal Counselling,referral service and Postal Counseling are also available for students

on Youth Contact Population Education Resource Centre, Departmentof Adult, Continuing Education & Extension, University of Delhi forfurther detail (s).

23. Tutorials/Preceptorials/Internal Assessment

(i) The scheme for Inter Assessment shall be followed in the regular

stream only, with exclusions as per the Appendix, and shall beapplicable to the students admitted from the academic session2003-04 onwards (i.e. to begin with for the first year students) inboth undergraduate and post-graduate degree courses.

(ii) Tutorials shall be held regularly for the post-graduate courses ofthe University by the concerned Department in cooperation withColleges, and at least 25% marks shall be assigned for InternalAssessment in each paper of the post-graduate courses. TheInternal Assessment in the post-graduate courses may be basedon regularity and attendance; class tests and house examination;and written assignments, projects/term papers/seminars/field-work.Post-graduate courses where the weightage of Internal Assessmentis 25 per cent or more, Department may continue with the existingschems.

(iii) Tutorials and Preceptorials are compulsory for all the students.

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24. Right to Information Act, 2005

Shri Jay Chanda, Shri R.K. Sinha, I.A.S.

Deputy Registrar Registrar & 1st Appellate(Information) Authority,Central Public Information Old Vice Regal Lodge,Officer, New Administrative University of Delhi,

Block, University of Delhi, Delhi-110007Delhi-110007 Phone No. 011-27667853Phone No. 011-27667623 Fax No. 011-27666350Fax No. 011-27667524

1. An application for obtaining information under the Right to InformationAct, 2005 can be made to the Central Public Information Officer.

2. The prescribed fee for filing the application is Rs. 10/- by way of cashagainst proper receipt or by way of bank demand draft or banker's chequeor Indian Postal Order payable to the Registrar, University of Delhi atDelhi.

3. An appeal can be preferred before the 1st Appellate Authority againstthe decision of the Central Public Information Officer.

4. Manuals prepared under Section 4(1) (b) of the Right to InformationAct, 2005 are available on the website of the University www.du.ac.inand in the office of the Assistant Registrar (Establishment) and AssistantRegistrar Delhi-110007.

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APPENDIX-I

ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS

M.A. APPLIED PSYCHOLOGY (SOUTH DELHI CAMPUS)

For admission to MA in Applied Psychology, the students are advisedto contact University of Delhi, South Campus, Benito Juarez Road, DhaulaKuan, New Delhi-11 0021.

M.A. ARABIC(In order of Preference)

Course requirements

1. B.A. (Hons.) examination in Arabicof the University of Delhi or anExamination recognized asequivalent thereto.

2. B.A. (Pass) examination ofUniversity of Delhi or an Examinationrecognized as equivalent thereto with

atleast 3 papers in Arabic at B.A. level.

3. B.A. Examination of the Universityof Delhi or an Examinationrecognized as equivalent thereto andalso Maulvi Fazil Arabic of theUniversity/Board recognized for thispurpose.

4. Honours examination in Arabiclanguage and have been awardedthe Degree under Clause 8 (d) of thePunjab University.

5. M.A. / M.Com./ M.Sc. Examinationof the University of Delhi or an Examrecognized as equivalent thereto.

6. B.A. (Hons.)/(Pass)/B.com. (Hons.)/(Pass)/B.Sc. (Hons)/ (Gen.)/B.U.M.S. Unani Medicine (Fazil-e-tibb-wa Jarajat) of the University ofDelhi or an Examination recognizedas equivalent thereto.

Minimum Marks Requirements

40% marks

(i) 40% marks in the aggregate

or

(ii) 40% marks in the aggregateand 45% marks in the subject.

40% marks in the aggregate

50% marks in HonoursExamination and B.A. Degree.

40% marks in aggregate inMasters Degree provided passingthe advanced DiplomaExamination in Arabic of the DelhiUniversity or an. equivalentExamination thereto.

40% marks in aggregate providedpassing the Advanced DiplomaExamination in Arabic of the DelhiUniversity or an equivalentExamination thereto.


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Note:

(i) The student seeking admission under category 3,4,5 and 6 will beadmitted after passing a written and oral test of B.A. (Pass) standard.Such students should get atleast 40% marks in the examination.

(ii) for purpose of admission to M.A. Course, the students of one yearSpecial certificate Course of Delhi University in the subject concernedwill be treated at the par with the candidates who have passed the

Honours Course under 10+2+3 scheme of education from DelhiUniversity.

M.A. BENGALI

(In order of Preference)

Course requirements

1. B.A. (Hons.) Bengali Examinationof the University of Delhi or anexamination recognized asequivalent thereto in therespective subject (Bengali).

2. B.A. (Pass) Examination of theUniversity of Delhi or anExamination recognized asequivalent thereto with atleast twopapers in Bengali.

3. M. A. (in any subject) examinationof the university of Delhi or anexamination recognized asequivalent thereto with atleast twopapers in Bengali the graduatelevel.

4. B.A. (Hons.) Examination in anysubject (Arts or Social Sciences)of the University of Delhi or anExamination recognized asequivalent thereto with at least onepaper in Bengali as a subsidiarysubject at the graduate level.


45% marks

45% marks in aggregate and 50%marks in the subject.

50% marks in aggregate and 55%marks in the subject (subject topassing an eligibility test in Bengalito be held by the Deptt.)

40% marks in aggregaate and 45%marks in the subject (Subject topassing an eligibility test in Bengalito be held by the Department).

Note: The admission of M.A. Bengali for 20 Seats out of total 25 Seatswill be done in the Department from the academic year2008-2009 and the remaining seats i.e. 05 Seats will be donein Miranda House (for Girls).

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M.A. BUDDHIST STUDIES


Course requirements Minimum Marks Requirements

1. Bachelor's Honours Degree or 40% marks in aggregateMaster's Degree in any subjectfrom Delhi University.

2. Bachelor's Degree, Master's 45% marks in aggregateDegree in any subject from DelhiUniversity or any other recognizedUniversity

Note:

(i) There shall be a written test for admission to M.A. Course in BuddhistStudies.

For the written test conducted for admission to M.A. in Buddhist Studies,a fee of Rs.150/- shall be charged from the applicants seeking admissionto this course. This fee shall be required to be paid at the time of

submission of application in the form of a demand draft of Rs.150/- infavour of Registrar, University of Delhi.

The written test to be conducted for admission to M.A. in BuddhistStudies shall be of three-hour duration and shall consist of typequestions which will required essay type answer based upon B.A.Programme in Buddhist Studies Course of the University of Delhi. Onthe basis of this test, a merit list shall be prepared by the DepartmentAdmission Committee and admission shall be offered. There shall beusual registration as per the University Rules.

(ii) Those who have passed Buddhist Studies as subject at Graduate leveland/or have done Certificate/Diploma Course in Pali, Sanskrit, Tibetan,

Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Prakrit, Archaeology and Epigraphy shallbe given weightage of 5% Marks in admission eligibil ity and shall alsobe exempted from entrance test. However, any of these candidatesshall have to appear in the Entrance Test for the purpose of inclusion ofnames in the merit list to be prepared for admission to Hostel etc.

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M.A. COMPARATIVE INDIAN LITERATURE(In order of Preference)

Course requirements

1. B.A. (Hons) in any IndianLanguage or English or

Comparative Literature of theUniversity of Delhi or anexamination recognized asequivalent thereto in the respectivesubject.

2. B.A. (Pass) of the University ofDelhi or an examination recognizedas equivalent thereto with at leastthree papers in any Indianlanguage or English.

3. B.A. (Hons.) in any IndianLanguage or English orComparative Literature ofUniversity of Delhi or anexamination recognized asequivalent thereto in the respectivesubject.

4. B.A. (Pass) of the University ofDelhi or an examination recognizedas equivalent thereto with at leastthree papers in any IndianLanguage or English.

5. M.A. in any Indian Language or

English from Delhi University orany other examination recognizedas equivalent thereto.

6. Any graduate of the University ofDelhi or any other examinationrecognized as equivalent theretoprovided he/she passes in aqualifying test which would beorganized by the Department totest the candidates aptitude forbasic Knowledge of IndianLiterature.


55% marks or above

60% marks or above

50% marks or above

55% marks or above

50% marks or above

55% marks or above

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M.A. ENGLISH

Category I : Direct Admission i.e. without Entrance Test

Course Requirements

(a) B.A. (Hons.) Examination inEnglish from University of Delhifrom 2009 onwards.


60% & above marks for GeneralCategory /OBC & 55% marks &above for SC/ST/PH.

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Course Requirements

(i) B.A. (Hons.) Examination inEnglish of the University of Delhi.

(ii) Bachelor's Degree from arecognized indian University.

(iii) 40% & above m arks in theentrance test conducted by theDepartment for General Categorycandidates & 30% & above forOBC candidates. No. Minimummarks in the Enternce test forSC/ST candidates.


45% & above

50% & above in the aggregate

Category II : Admission Through Entrance Test


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Note:

(i) SC/ST/PH candidates seeking admission under Category II also get5% relaxation in the marks of the qualifying examination.

(ii) Candidates who have appeared for an examination which qualifies themfor taking the Entrance Test & whose results are awaited can appear forthe Entrance Test. The results of the Entrance Test of such candidates

will not make them eligible for admission unless they have satisfied allthe eligibility requirements.

1. General Instructions:

(i) The (English) Programme is offered in 12 colleges that come under thejurisdiction of the Main Campus, 8 colleges that come under thejurisdiction of the South Campus, & through the Non-Collegiate Women'sEducation Board (NCWEB). the list of colleges & their addresses isappended along with this information brochure.

(ii) ALL CANDIDATES seeking admission / readmission to the MA prorammeare required to apply in the prescribed form to the Department of English,Arts Faculty (Main Campus), University of Delhi, Delhi 110007.

(iii) The application from is dowloadable from the URL http://englishdu.ac.in/& also available at the office of the Department of English, Arts Faculty(Main Campus), from 1to17 June,2011 on cash payment of Rs.20/-.

(iv) A non-refundable Registration fee of Rs. 250/- (Rs. 100/- for SC/STcandidates) has to be paid through a Demand Draft drawn on the StateBank of India (payable at Delhi) in favour of "The Registrar, University ofDelhi" alomg with the completed form.

(v) Completed forms should reach the office latest by 17 June 2011.Incomplete forms & forms not accompanied by self attested copies ofrelevant documents will be rejected forthwith without any intimation.

(vi) There two categories for admission to the MA Programme:

a. Category I:Direct admission

b. Category II: Entrance test

(vii) 50% of seats in all category (i.e. General, SC, ST, & OBC) in both thecampuses (i.e. Main & South) & in the NCWEB are set aside for directadmission for candidates belonging to Category I & the remaining 50%of seats for Category II.

(viii) Any seat falling vacant under category I will be transferred to categoryII ensuring that General Category seats are transferred to GeneralCategory, & SC/ST/OBC seats are transferred to the correspondingcategory.

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(ix) Candidates seeking admission under category I are advised to go throughsection 2.1 below carefully.

(x) Candidates appearing for the Entrance test will require two copies oftheir recent passport size photograph signed by them- one to be affixedon the application form & other on the Registration slip-cum AdmitTicket. The Registration slip-cum Admit Ticket (which has to be producedat the time of the Entrance Test) will be issued at the time of Registration.No separate admission ticket will be issued for the Entrance Test.

(xi) The calsses for all the student who get admitted to the colleges will beheld at the respective campuses - i.e. in the Main Campus for thosewho get admitted to the Main Campus colleges & in the South Campusfor those who get admitted to the South Campus colleges. The NCWEBconducts classes for the students who are admitted to NCWEB & theclasses are held only on Sundays.

1.2 Note for candidates seeking admission under category I:

(i) Please note that securing 60% (or above) in BA Honours from Universityof Delhi dose not autimatically ensure admission or the availability of

the campus of your choice. Direct admission for Category I will be onthe basis of a separate Merit list & will be subject to the availability ofseats. Therfore, all candidates seeking admission under category I arealso strongly advised to appear for the Entrance.

(ii) A candidates who secures admission under Category I will not be givenadmission under Category II (even if her name appears in the Merit Listfor Catogory II). In case the BA Honours results of the University ofDelhi are announced after the result of the Entrance Candidates whohave been placed under Category II will be such abjusted againstCategory I in case their names figure in the merit list of category I. Suchseats falling vacant under category II will be made available to otherqualified candidates.

(iii) Notwithstanding the above, a student who is shortlisted for admissionin both category I & II is allowed to exercise her choice in case such achoice enables her to get the campus of her choice.

(iv) In case seats remain vacant in the 50 % seats set aside for Category I,such seats will be made available to the same category (i.e. General,SC,St, & OBC) in Category II.

2. Choice of Campus:

(i) Apart from the Main Campus & the South Campus, MA English canalso be pursued through the Non-Collegiate Woman's Education Borad


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(NCWEB). (See 4 Below for the eligibility requirement for admission tothe NCWEB)

(ii) The Merit List for the Main & the South Campuses & the NCWEB willbe different.

(iii) Candidates are required to indicate their choice of the campus (i.e.Main, South, or NCWEB) in the order of preference in the relevant column

in the Application Form.

(iv) Please note that the availability of your preference may depend on thecut off that is announced for each Merit List.

(v) If the first preference of a candidate is not available in a given Merit List,the second preference will be considered, & if that is not available thenthe third will be considered.

(vi) Please exercise care while choosing the campus as no request forchange of campus will be entertained after the Registration. Moreover,once a candidate has been made an offer of admission on the basis ofher second or third preferance of campus, she becoms automaticallyineligible for consideration for admission (on the basis of her First orsecond preference in the subsequent lists.

3. Non-Collegiate Women's Education Board (NCWEB):

(i) Only a woman candidates residing within the territorial jurisdiction ofthe University i.e. "NCT of Delhi" shall be entitled to be enrolled in theNCWEB.

(ii) Apart from submitting the Application from in the Department of English,candidates seeking admission to NCWEB are also required to registerthemselves separately in the NCWEB on the dates which will be notifiedon the notice board at the Department of English, Main Campus.

4. The Entrance Test

(i) There will be a common Entrance Test for Admission to the MAprogramme for the Main Campus, the South Campus & the NCWEBconducted by the Department of English.

(ii) The test will be held in the Department of English, Main Campus, ArtsFaculty, University of Delhi, Delhi-110007.

(iii) The Entrance Test will be designed to test the candidates' proficiency inEnglish language (including comprehension and writing skills) and theirknowledge of English literature and other literatures.


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(iv) The duration of the test will be 90 minutes & it test will comprise threeparts:

Part A: objective type questions (50marks)

Part B: a question on an unseen passege of prose or verse(25 marks)

Part C: a short essay question on a general literary topic (25 marls)

(iii) For candidates beloging to the General Category, the Department maydix a cutoff mark for Part A after reviewing the overall perfomance. Theparts B & C of only those candidates who clear the cut off be evaluated.No such cut off may be dixed for Part A for candidates beloging to theReserved Categories.

(5) Declaration of Entrance Results.

(i) The marks & ranks of all the candidates who score the minimum qualifyingmarks & above will be displayed in the notice board at the Departmenton the specified date. (It will be also available on the University website.)

(ii) Please note that a General Candidates has to score 40% & an OBCcandidates has to score 30% in the Entrance Test in order to be eligiblefor admission. There is no minimum reqirement for SC/ST candidates.

(iii) Please note that clearing the Entrance Test does not assure a candidateof admission. Admission is based solely on the Merit List that will bepublished subsequently.

(iv) Outstation candidates are hence reqested to wait till the publication ofthe Merit List before they proceed with their travel to Delhi.

(6) Issue of Admission slips & Admission:

(i) Admission slips for admission to the colleges of the Main Campus,

South Campus & to the NCWEB (only to those enrolled with the Non-Collegiate Woman's Education Board) will be issued from the office ofthe Department of English at the Main Campus on the notified dates.

(ii) For admission to category II, the list will be prepared on the basis of themarks obtained in the Entrance Test & the choices of the campusindicated by the candidate in the Application form.

(iii) Candidates have to produce the original Degree Certificate/ProvisionalCertificate & mark sheets & their attested copies when they collect theAdmission slip.

(iv) After collecting the admission slip, the candidates has to go to thecollege of her choice with all the relevant documents in the original to

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(v) In case, the college of the choice of the candidates has no vacant seats,the candidates has to approach another college. Note that a candidatewho has been given the admission slip to a particular campus can onlyseek admission in another College in the same campus. Hencecandidates are advised to familiarize themselves with a few colleges inthe campuses of their choice before they indicate their prefernce.

(vi) Outstation candidates should note that the process of admission maytake a number of days after the publication of the Result, & hence beprepared.

7. Reservation.

(i) The Depertment follows all the rules & regulations of the University ofDelhi with regard to relaxation in the eligiblity criterion in admission &reservation of seats in its MA programme.

(ii) 5% of relaxation of marks in the qualifying examination (i.e. the Bachelor'sdegree) is given to SC/ST/PH students in the eligibility as per Universitynorms. Relaxation of marks is given to SC/ST candidates in the Entrancetest marks as specified in this bruchure.

(iii) Candidates beloging to all categories should appear for the Entrancetest to be considered for admission in category II.

(iv) Separate Merit lists will be drawn for each category & for each campus.

(v) All the provisions for SC/ST/OBC & other reserved categories will bethe same as those contained in the bulletin of information issued by theFaculty of Arts University of Delhi.

(vi) As per communication received by the university from the UGC,TheOBC status is to be determined on the basis of the certral list of OBCnotified by the ministry of social justics & Empowerment on therecommendation of the National Commission for Baclward Classes

available at the website of the commission (http://ncbc.nic.in/backwardclasses/index.hmtl).

(vii) It is mandatory that the candidates seeking admission under OBCcategory should produce a non creamy layer certificate from thecompetent authority.

(viii) The Depertment also provides reservation of seats for candidates whoseek to apply under Sports Category. Such candidates need to applydirectly to Delhi University sports council & get their application forwarded.

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8. Hostel Admission.

(i) Admission to the University Hostel is Solely in the basis on the MeritList of the Entrance. Hence, all candidates seeking admission to auniversity Hostel should appear for the Entrance Test.

(ii) The procedure for admission to the University Hostels will begin onlyafter the commencement of the programme.

M.A. GERMAN 'ITALIAN' 'FRENCH' HISPANIC STUDIES

Eligibility

Graduation (10+2+3) in the language or literature concerned with 40% marks.

Graduation (10+2+3) in any other subject with 40% marks plus 3 yearsAdvanced Diploma in the respective language of the University of Delhi oran examination recognised equivalent thereto.

Admission procedure

All candidates will have to take an Entrance Test (Written and Oral). Thewritten test will be held on 12th July 2011/ or as notified in the Bulletin of

Information of the Department as soon as the admission process begins.

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(x) izos'k&ijh{kk ikB;e bl dkj gS&izos'k&ijh{kk esavH;kFkhZdh Hkk"kk&{kerk dkewY;kadu fd;k tk,xkA bl {kerk esavH;FkhZdh csk/ 'kfDr ds lkFk&lkFk ys[ku&dkS'kyvkSj 10oha 'krkCnh ls ysdj 20oha'krkCnh rd ds fgUnh lkfgR; dh lkekU; tkudkjhvisf{kr gksxhA ijh{kk 100 vadksa dh gksxh ftlds nks Hkkx jgsaxsA igys Hkkx es eq[; :ils fo"k;ijd iz'u iwNs tk,axs tcfd nwljs Hkkx esa y?kqkjh; vkSj fuca/kRed iz'u gksaxsA

iz'ui=k dh vof/ nks ?kaVs dh gksxhA

M.A. LINGUISTICS

All eligible candidate who apply for admission to the M.A. Linguisticscourse will be called for an admission test to be conducted at the Departmentof Linguistics, University of Delhi, Delhi. On the basis of their performance(with a minimum pass percentage of 40% in the admission test) candidates,(not more than five times the number of seats available) in order of merit,will be called for an interview. Candidates called for interview will be requiredto produce all their original certificates/degree, mark-sheets of SecondarySchool, Senior Secondary, B.A./B.Sc. Pass or Honours and M.A.Examination etc. and other connected documents for verification.

Admission Lists will be prepared on the basis of academic record (30%weightage) performance in the admission test (50% weightage) and interview(20% weightage). For determaning the academic record performancepercentage or Bachelor Degree Examination or the Masters DegreeExamination, whichever is best, will be taken into consideration. The decisionof the Linguistics Department Admission Committee will be final building onthe candidates


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Eligibility Conditions

Candidate desirous of seeking admission to the1st year of the twoyears Master of Linguistics course in the Department of Linguistics,University of Delhi, must fulfill besides other requirement the requisite eligibilityand course requirement as per details given below:

Course and Eligibility requirements for Admission test 2011 for

admission to 1st year the two years post-graduate degree course inLinguistics.

Examination Passed Minimum % of Marks

M.A./M.Sc./M.Ed. examination in 50% marks in aggregateany subject from the Universityof Delhi or examination recognizedas equivalent thereto.

OR

B.A./B.Sc./B.Com (Hons) 50% marks in aggregate

examination (Under 10+2+3)scheme of examination in anysubject from the University ofDelhi or any other recognizedUniversity

OR

B.A.(Pass)/B.Com. (Pass)/B.Sc. 55% marks in aggregate(General)/B.Ed./B.EI.Ed. degreeexamination (Under 10+2+3)scheme of examination or anequivalent degree.

For Candidates appearing in 2011 Examination

Candidate who quality for admission test must submit their result to theDepartment before the notification of the final admission list.

Note: Those candidates who are graduate under the 10+2+3 Scheme ofexamination or an equivalent thereto are eligible to apply.

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M.A. PERSIAN


Course requirement

1. B.A. (Hons) Examination of the

University of Delhi or anExamination recognized asequivalent thereto in Persian.

2. B.A. (Pass)/B.Com. (Pass)/ (B.Sc.l(Genl.), Fazil-e-Tibbo-Jarahat. (B.I.M.S. Unani).Examination of the University ofDelhi or an Examination recognizedas equivalent thereto, with at least2 papers in Persian at the Degreelevel examination.

3. B.A. (Pass)/B.Com. (Pass)/ B. Sc.(Genl.), Feazil-e-Jarahat (B.I.M.S.Unani) Examination of theUniversity of Delhi or anExamination recognized asequivalent thereto and also MunshiFazil in Persian or an OrientalExamination in Persian from aUniversity/Board recognized asequivalent to Munshi Fazil.

4. Munshi Fazil in Persian or anOriental Examination in Persian

recognized as equivalent theretoand also B.A. (English) only.

5. M.A./M.Com. / M.Sc . Examinationof the University of Delhi or anExamination recognized asequivalent thereto.


40% marks in aggregate


or

(ii) 40% marks in the aggregate& 45% marks in Persian,

40% marks in the aggregate at the

degree level Examination and 45%marks in the aggregate in OrentalExamination.

40% marks in the aggregate in theOrental Examination. And 40%

marks in B.A. (English) only.

40% marks in the aggregatesubject to passing M.A. (Urdu)with two optional papers inPersian or M.A./M. Com/M.Sc.Examiantion with advanceddiploma examination in ModernPersian with 55% marks subjectto satisfactory performance in awritten test and interviewconducted, by the department.

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6. B.A. (Hons) of the University ofDelhi or an Examinationrecognized as equivalent theretoin a subject other than Persianwith at least two papes in Persian

7. B.A. (Hons.)/ B.A. (Pass)/ B.Com.(Pass) B.Com. (Hons)/B.S.c.

(Genl./Hons.)/ Fazil-e-Tibbo-Jarahat (B.I.M.S. Unani) withAdvanced Diploma Course inModern Persian from the DelhiUniversity or an examinationrecognized as equivalent thereto.

Note:

1. In categories 2 and 6, if the student has appeared in more than twopapers in Persian the best two will be taken into consideration for thesake of the aggregate.

2. For purpose of admission to the M.A. Course the students of one yearspecial certificate course of Delhi University in the subject concernedwill be treated at par with the candidates who have passed the HonoursCourses under 1 0+2+3 scheme of education from Delhi University.

3. The duration and marks of the written test and interview are resolved asunder:Duration One HourWritten test 25 marksInterview 25 marks

One Year Post-graduate Diploma Course

Course requirement Minimum Marks Requirement

B.A. Persian examination of the 55% marks or above in aggregate.Delhi University.

M.A. PHILOSOPHY

Category-AAll students who have secured 50% and above in B.A. (Hons.) in Philosophyat Delhi University would be exempted from the admission test. They willbe eligible to seek admission directly.

Category-BAll applicants desirous of taking admission to M.A. (Philosophy) programmeof the University of Delhi are eligible for admission provided either they havepassed B.A. (Hons) Degree in Philosophy or have secured at least 45%marks in aggregate in any Bachelors Degree of any recognized University.


or

(ii)45% marks in Persian.

40% marks in the aggregate at thedegree level examination and 55%

marks in Advanced Diploma coursein Modern Persian and subject tosatisfactory performance in awritten test and interview conductedby the Department.

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(Students who have appeared in their final year of Bachelors DegreeExamination of the University of Delhi may also apply. However, at the timeof taking admission to M.A. programme in Philosophy, they must satisfy allthe required conditions of admission.

Note : The admission will be done on the basis of Admission Test if thenumber of applicants significantly exceeds the allotted seats. If the studentsare fewer in number than the allotted seats, the admission test will be usedto form a merit list for hostel admission only.

In case admission test is not required for admission, then the criteria forpreparing merit list would be as under:-

Category-I : 50% and above in Philosophy (Hons) from D.U.Category-II : 55% and above in B.A. Programme with Philosophy from D.U.Category-III : 60% or above in B.A. (Hons) or B.A. Programme in

Humanities and Social Sciences from D.U.Category-IV : 60% or above in B.A. (Hons) in Philosophy from any

University.Category- V : 55'% and above in B.A Programme with Philosophy from any

other University.

Category- VI : All others not covered in categories I-V.

M.A. PSYCHOLOGY

Course Requirement

1. B.A. (Hons.)/B.A./(Pass)/B.A.Programme Examination inPsychology of Delhi University andother Universities recognized byDelhi University.

2. Graduation from Delhi University

or other Universities recognized byDelhi University

3. Post-Graduate from DelhiUniversity or other Universitiesrecognized by Delhi University

Minimum Marks Requirement

55% marks or above in Psychologyand 55% marks in aggregate.

60% marks or above in aggregate.

60% marks or above in aggregate.

Note : (i)

50% seats will be reserved for B.A. (Hons.) Psychology/B.A.(H) AppliedPsychology of Delhi University students and will be filled up on the basis ofmerit. Candidates are, however, advised to take Entrance Test and Interviewas well for determination of merit.

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An Entrance Test will be conducted followed by an interview for admissionto this course in addition to the basic eligibility requirements as given above.

(b) The questions will be set from the following areas :

(i) General Psychology(ii) Social Psychology(iii) Statistics of Psychology

(iv) Abnormal/ Clinical Psychology(v) Industrial and Organizational Psychology(vi) Development Psychology

(b) The duration of test will be three hours.

(c) The written test will consist of objective type questions.

(d) Candidates getting less than 40% marks in the Entrance Exam. willnot qualify for the interview.

(e) Candidates will be selected for admission in order of merit prepared onthe basis of following weightage :

(i) Entrance Test - 80%(ii) Interview - 20%

(f) All applicants are required to pay a registration fee of Rs. 400/- (forGeneral Category) and Rs. 100/- (for Reserved Category) non/refundable by a Bank Draft/Demand Draft of the State Bank of Indiadrawn in favour of Registrar, University of Delhi, Delhi-110007, payableat State Bank of India, Delhi University Branch (North Campus)

A priced Bulletin of Information with the admission form will be availablein the Department of Psychology, Extension Building, Faculty of Arts.

M.A. PUNJABI(In order of Preference)

Course requirements Minimum Marks Requirements

Category-I : Direct Admission i.e. without entrance Test

1. B.A. (Hons.) Examination inPunjabi of the University of Delhi,or an examination recognized asequivalent thereto.

2. B.A. Programme and B.Com of theUniversity of Delhi or andexamination recognized asequivalent thereto with at least 2

papers in Punjabi.

40% marks

40% marks in aggregate and40% marks in the subject.

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Admission procedure and entrance test:

1. The test will be conducted by the Department of Punjabi.

2. Apart from fulfilling the minimum eligibility requirements given in the listabove, a candidate will have to secure at least 40% marks in the entrancetest to be eligible for admission which will be strictly according to meriton the basis of the candidates perfomance in the written test.

3. B.A. Examination of University ofDelhi or an examination recognizedas equivalent thereto and alsoHonors Examination in ModemIndian Languages or ClassicalLanguage of the University/ Boardrecognized for this purpose (Eligible

for admission to M.A. Course inPunjabi of the Honors. Exam, i.e.Gyani in Punjabi).

4. Honours Examination in a modernIndian Language or ClassicalLanguage and have been awardedthe degree of B.A. Under Clause 8(b) of Punjabi University.

5. B.A./B.Com./B.Sc. (11 +3) of DelhiUniversity or an examinationrecognized as equivalent thereto

with Gyani.Category-II : Admission through Entrance Test

(a) B.A. (Hons.) /B.com.( Hons.)/B.Sc.(Hons.) Examination of DelhiUniversity or an examinationrecognized as equivalent theretowith Punjabi as a subsidiarysubject.

(b) B.Sc., (General) B.Com.(P) withPunjabi.

(c) M.A./M.Com./M .Sc./LLB./ B.Ed./exam of Delhi University or anExamination recognized asequivalent thereto.

40% marks in the aggregate and45% marks in the subsidiarypapers.

40% marks in aggregate.

40% marks in aggregate.

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40% marks in Gyani.

40% marks in the elective subjectand Gyani

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3. There will be one common entrance test for the North Campus and Non-collegiate Womens Education Board (NCWEB). The test will be held inthe Department of Punjabi, North Campus, Arts Faculty Building.

4. Candidates seeking admission to MA (Punjabi) are required to registerthemselves at the Department of Punjabi (North Campus) They shouldhowever, indicate their choice for the North Campus or N.C.W.E.B. inorder of preference, in. the column of the prescribed registration form.

5. Candidates seeking admission to the NCWEB under the Test categorycan register themselves at the North Campus along with other candidates.

6. The candidates should affix duly attested copies of their recentphotograph on the forms as well as on the counterfoil of the form. Thesephotograph should be signed by the candidates, the counterfoil will beused as identification slip for the entrance test. No separate admissionticket ofthe entrance test will be issued.

7. The admission test would be designed to test the candidates proficiencyin Punjabi language including comprehension and writing skills and theirknowledge of Punjabi literature and its background. The test would bein two parts. Part-I would consist largely of Objective Type Questions

and Part-II of questions requiring the candidates to write short notes oressays. The duration ofthe test would be 90 minutes.

M.A. SANSKRIT

(In order of preference)

I. Direct Admission

B.A. (Hons.) Sanskrit of the University of Delhi ,with minimum 60%marks.

II. Through Admission Test.

Eligibility criteria for appearing in the admission test.

1. B.A. (Hons.) Sanskrit from recognized University with minimum 40%marks.

2. B.A. (Pass)/B.A. (Programme) or BA (Hons.) in Hindi of the Universityof Delhi or any reconiged university with at least two papers of Sanskritwith 40% marks in aggregate.

3. Acharya (Sanskrit) examination of recognized University/DeemedUniversity and Rashtriya Sanskrit Sansthan with minimum 50% in marksin aggregate.

4. Shastri (Sanskrit) examination of recognized University/DeemedUniversity/Rashtriya Sanskrit Sansthan with minimum 50% in aggregate.

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5. B.A. (Hons.) examination in any subject of the Delhi University of anexamination recognized as equivalent thereto with Sanskrit as subsidiary/concurrent subject with minimum 50% in Hons. and minimum 60% inSanskrit. Subsidiary/Cuncurrent Subject.

6. M.A. examination in Arts and Humanities (except Sanskrit) Subjectfrom University of Delhi with minimum 50% marks in aggregate

7. Masters degree in any subject from a recognized University with Diplomain Sanskrit of the University of Delhi with minimum 50% in aggregatedand 50% in Sanskrit Diploma.

8. Bachelors degree of any recognized University and having a DiplomaSanskrit from Delhi University with minimum 50% marks in aggregateand 50% marks in Diploma examination

Note: Students securing 60% and above marks in admission Test will beadmitted to MA (Sanskrit) course according to merit list on thebasis of seats available.

Date and rules of M.A. (Sanskrit) entrance examination

(a) The examination will consist of 1 00 marks and the time given would be

2:30 hours.

(2) The fees for entrance examination would be (Rs. 250/- Rupees twohundred and fifty only) and Rs. 100/- for SC/ST and PC which wouldneed to be submitted along with the registration from through draft infavour of Registrar, University of Delhi, Delhi-110007.

(3) Only those students would be provided with admit card for the entrancetest who fulfill the qualifications prescribed.

(4) The merit list for hostel admission will be prepared on the basis ofadmission Test. Those students who wish to apply in hostels wouldhave to appear for the written Test.

Course content for M.A. (Sanskrit) Admission/test

The admission will be based on the level of B.A. (Hons.) Sanskrit examinationin subjects like Literature, Grammar, Philosophy etc. The Test will be alsoincludes question from contemporary subject based on General Knowledge.

The format of Question Paper will be as follow:-

1. Sanskrit Essay on a topic like saying on Sanskrit authors such as UpamaKalidasasya, definition of Poetry according to Dandi, Vaman, Bhamaha/Ramayana, Mahabharata, Kavyas Sukti, and on Contemporary issues

10 marks

2. Translation/Unseen passage 10 marks

3. Descriptive Questions from the subjects 10 marks

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Objective type questions will be from the following areas :-

I. Vayakarna :laKk] lfU/] lekl] dkjd (eq[;r% y?kqflkUr dkSeqnh ij vk/kfjr)20 marks

II. Poetry :j?kqoa'k lxZ1 vFkok 13] dqekjlEHko lxZ5] uhfr'krd] lkSUnjUn lxZA10 marks

III. Prose/Drama: f'kojktfot; fu%'okl A] foJqrfjr] 'kqduklksins'k]

vfHkKku'kkdqUry] eqnzkjk{kl] LoIuoklonk& 10 marks

IV. History of Sanskrit Literature 15 marks

V. Veda (according to syllabus) & upnishad

(dB ,ao eq.Md) 05 marks

VI. Dharmashastra (Manusmrit-II, VII), Logic (Tarkasangraha) & Poetics(Kavyadarsa-I) 10 marks

,e-,- laLd`rizos'k dh vgZrk

I. lh/k izos'k

fnYyh fo'ofo|ky; dh ch-,- vkWulZijh{kk esa 60 izfr'kr (U;wure) vad izkIr djusokys Nk=kA

II. izos'k ijh{kk ds ek;e ls

izos'k ijh{kk dh vgZrk

1- Hkkjro"kZ ds ekU;rk izkIr fdlh Hkh fo'ofo|ky; ch-,- (vkWulZ) laLd`r esaU;wure 40

izfr'kr vad izkIr djus okys Nk=kA2- fnYyh fo'ofo|ky; dh ch-,- (ikl) (izksxzke) vFkok ch-,- (vkWulZ) fgUnh ijh{kk ;k

Hkkjr o"kZds ekU;rk izkIr fdlh Hkh fo'ofo|ky; ls ftlesach-,- Lrj ds e ls delaLd`r ds nks iz'u i=k vo'; gksa & bl ijh{kk esadqy izkIrkad 40 izfr'kr djus okysNk=kA

3- ekU;rk izkIr@ekfur fo'ofo|ky;ksa rFkk jk"Vh; laLd`r laLFkku dh vkpk;Z&ijh{kk esaU;wure 50 izfr'kr izkIr djus okys Nk=kA

4- ekU;rk izkIr@ekfur fo'ofo|ky;ksa@ jk"Vh; laLd`r laLFkku dh 'kkL=kh&ijh{kk esaU;wure50 izfr'kr vad izkIr djus okys Nk=kA

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5- fnYYkh fo'ofo|ky; ls dh vFkok ekU;rk izkIr fo'ofo|ky; dh ch-,- (vkWulZ) ijh{kk(laLd`r ls brj fo"k;ksaesa) esa laLd`r xkS.k fo"k; lfgr & ftu Nk=kksadk eq[; fo"k;esa 50 izfr'kr ,oaxkS.k fo"k; & laLd`r & esa U;wure 60 izfr'kr vad izkIr gksaA

6- fnYYkh fo'ofo|ky; ls ,e-,- dh dyk vFkok ekufodh dh fdlh Hkh ijh{kk (laLd`rds vykok) esamkh.kZNk=k ftUgsa50 izfr'kr vad izkIr gsaA

7- eku;rkkIr fo'ofo|ky; ls Lukrdkskj (fdlh Hkh fo"k; esa)] mikf/ ds lkFk fnYYkhfo'ofo|ky; ds laLd`r foHkkx }kjk ifjpkfyr mikf/&i=k (fMIyksek) ijh{kk esa mkh.kZos Nk=k ftUgsa,e- ,-] ,e- ,l- lh-] ,e- dkWe] esaU;wure 50 izfr'kr rFkk laLd`rfMIyksek esaU;wure 50 izfr'kr vad izkIr gksaA

8- os Nk=k ftUgksaus fnYyh vFkok fdlh vU; fo'ofo|ky; ls Lukrd ikB~;e dh ijh{kkmkh.kZdh gks ,oa fnYyh fo'ofo|ky; ds laLd`r foHkkx }+kjk ifjpkfyr laLd`r mikf/&i=k (fMIyksek) ijh{kk Hkh mkh.kZdh gks ftUgsaLukrd ikB~;e esaU;wure 50 izfr'krrFkk mikf/&i=k (fMIyksek) ijh{kk esa Hkh U;wure 50 izfr'kr vad izkIr gksaA

uksV %&1- izos'k&ijh{kk es U;wure 60 izfr'kr vad izkIr djus okys Nk=kksadk ojh;rk els miyC/k lhVksads vk/kj ij izos'k fn;k tk;sxkA

,e- ,- laLd`r esa izos'k&ijh{kk dh frfFk ,oa Lo:i

1- ijh{kk 100 vadk sa dh gksxh vkSj le; 2 ?kaVs 30 feuV gksxkA

2- izos'k ijh{kk dh iQhl 250@& #- (nk s lkS ipkl :i;s ek=k) gksxh vkSj vuqlwfprtkfr@vuqlwfpr tutkfr vkSj 'kkjhfjd rjhds ls fodykax ds fy, 100@& :- tksjftLVs'ku iQkWeZ ds lkFk jftLVkj] fnYYkh fo'ofo|ky; ds uke ls MkV ds :i esatekdjokus gksaxsA

3- vgZrk dh iwfrZ djus okys Nk=kksadks gh izos'k ijh{kk dks izos'k&i=k fn;k tk,xkA

4- Nk=kokl ds fy, izos'k ijh{kk nsuk vfuok;Z gS blh ds vk/j ij es/k&lwph rS;kj dhtk,xhA

izos'k ijh{kk ds ;krO; fo"k;

izos'k ijh{kk esalaLd`r&lkfgR;@O;kdj.k ,oan'kZu vkfn ch-,- vkWulZijh{kk esa fu/kZfjrfo"k;ksa ls lEca/ iz'uksads vfrfjDr lelkef;d fo"k;ksads lkekU;&Kku ls lEca/k iz'uHkh iwNs tk;sasA

ijh{kk esa iz'u&i=k dk Lo:i fuEufyf[kr gksxkA

1- la Ld`r fucU/%& laLd`r ys[kdksals lEcU/k lelkekf;d fo"k;ksatSals miek dkfynkL;*vkfn n.Mh] okeu] Hkkeg@vkfn ds vuqlkj dkO; dh ifjHkk"kk] jkek;.k&egkHkkjr]dkO;ksa vFkok lwDr;ksa ij vk/kfjr gksxkA 10 vad

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2- vuq okn@vifBr x|ka'k 10 vad

3- fo"k; ls lEca/ o.kukZRed iz'u iwNs tk;saxsA 10 vad

4- 70 vadksa ds iz'u vkWCtsfDVo 'kSyh ds gksaxs ftuesavad foHkktu fuEu izdkj ls gksaxsA

I. O;kdj.k & laKk] lfU/] lekl] dkjd (eq[;r% y?kqflkUrdkSeqnh ij

vk/kfjr) 20 vad

II. i| dkO; (j?kqoa'k lxZ1 vFkok 13] dqekjlEHko lxZ5] uhfr'krd] lkSUnjuUn lxZ)10 vad

III. x| dkO;@ukVd (f'kojktfot; fu%'okl 1] foJqrpfjr] 'kqduklksins'k] vfHkKku'kkdqUry]eqnzk'k{kl] LoIuoklonk) 10 vad

III. laLd`r lkfgR; dk bfrgkl 15 vad

IV. osn (ikB;ekuqlkj) ,ao & mifu"kn (dB ,ao eq.Md) 05 vad

V. /eZ'kkL=k (euqLe`fr&2 ,oa 7)] rdZ 'kkL=k (rdZlaxzg)

vkSj dkO;&'kkL=k (dkO;kn'kZ-I) 10 va d

M.A. TAMIL(In order of preference)

Course requirements

1. B.A. (Hons.) or B.A. (Advanced orB.Litt. Examination in Tamil or anexamination recognized asequivalent thereto).

2. B.A. (Pass) or B.Sc. or B.Com (P)from Delhi University of anexamination recognized as

equivalent thereto with at least twopapers in Tamil.

3. B.A.(Hons.) Examination in anysubject (Arts or Social Science) ofthe University of Delhi or anexamination recognized asequivalent thereto with at least onepaper in Tamil as a subsidiary atthe graduate level.

4. Masters Degree of University ofDelhi or a degree recognized as

equivalent thereto, in any subject.


45% marks in aggregate

45% marks in aggregate and 50%marks in Tamil.

40% marks in aggregate and 45%mark in subject (Subject topassing an eligibility test in Tamilto be held by the Department).

50% mark (Subject to passing aneligibility test in Tamil to be held

by the Department).

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Proposed Marks Requirements

Minimum Marks Requirement

60% or above marks in aggregate



LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SCIENCE

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Proposed Course requirements

Category I Direct Admission i.e.without Entrance Test

1.1 B.LI. Sc. or B.Lib. Sc. FromUniversity of Delhi only and

1.2 Bachelor Degre examination under(10+2+3) pattern of education formUniversity of Delhi or any otherUniversity whose examination isrecognized as equivalent toUniversity of Delhi.

orBachelors Degree examinationunder the (11+3) or (10+2+2) patternof education from University.

of Delhi or any other University

whose examination is recognizedas equivalent to University of Delhi.

1.3 Fulfills other conditions of eligibilityfor admission to B.L.I.Sc.

Category II Admission throughEntrance Test

2.1 Bachelors Degree examinationunder (10+2+3) pattern of educationfrom University of Delhi or any otherUniversity whose examination is

recognized as equivalent toUniversity of Delhi.

or

Bachelors Degree examinationunder the (11 +3) or (1 0+2+2)pattern of education from Universityof Delhi or any other Universitywhose examination is reco

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