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Cluster University of Jammu Admission Brochure 2017-18

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CLUSTER UNIVERSITY OF JAMMU

ADMISSION BROCHURE

ADMISSION TO

Merit Based Admissions to Three Year B.A./B.Sc./ B.Sc. Home

Science/ B.Com.(Gen.)/ BBA /BCA Programmes

(2017-2018)


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Message from the Vice-Chancellor I am delighted that you are considering applying to Cluster University of Jammu for Under Graduate(Hons), Post Graduate and Integrated Degree(Hons) study programmes. This is a New University established under the Srinagar and Jammu Act 2016. The Cluster University of Jammu is established under the initiative of the Centrally Sponsored Scheme, RUSA (Rashtriya Uchchatar Shiksha Abhiyan), to create new universities through upgradation of existing colleges and conversion of colleges in a cluster. The Established Cluster University of Jammu aspires to be a transformative University with Five Constituent Colleges namely GGM Science College (as a lead college), Govt College for Women, Gandhi Nagar; MAM College; SPMR College of Commerce, Govt College of Education along with five P.G Schools viz School of Sciences; School of Social Sciences; School of

Humanities and Liberal Arts; School of Engineering and Computer Technology and School of Teacher Education. The Cluster University of Jammu with the its five well established City colleges which are already having a long history of excellence for U.G Programmes within the Jammu Division and the newly established five schools catering to the Integrated U.G(Hons)-P.G(Hons) Programmes is truly a remarkable place, with expertise across a very wide range of disciplines, and the superb academic support that comes with membership of any of these Colleges and the P.G Schools. We aim at providing Global Education, carry out Global Research, and provide Global Learning platforms to students in all the programmes across all P.G schools/colleges.

In the short span of less than two months of establishing the university, we have been able offer you Six U.G (Hons) Programmes and Eight P.G Programmes in different disciplines at different colleges and Eight new Integrated Hons U.G-P.G Programmes in select areas of technology, sciences, humanities, education and social sciences which are the selling point of the University in five different schools. In our University, we offer a flexible academic structure which enables students to choose their elective courses across the disciplines and departments. Curricula at the Cluster University of Jammu will be updated regularly which caters to the requirements of the market. Students will have the platform for productive co-curricular and healthy extracurricular activities. In addition, they will be involved in community and social welfare activities as well. As an Under-graduate/Post-Graduate student here, you will be working with academic staff who are leaders in their fields; academics who are committed to seeing you succeed and will help you to develop your ideas, knowledge and understanding. Needless to say, at the Cluster University the prime focus will be on holistic development of students. With all these initiatives, a student graduating from this University will be enabled, empowered and equipped to face the global challenges with ease and comfort. Our graduates will be leaders of tomorrow, with all stellar qualities. I hope you will find on this website an inspiration to apply. We look forward to welcoming you at the university Best Wishes

Anju Bhasin


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Message from the Registrar Dear Aspirant,

I have been fortunate to associate myself with the University as

Registrar from the early days of its incubation. We have envisaged

Cluster University of Jammu to steadily grow into a multi disciplinary

institute. The prime focus of our university would be our students. We

will work hard to make them capable, responsible citizens through best

quality education and strong value system.

In Cluster University of Jammu, we will be focusing on our

constituent colleges and newly created P.G. Schools, so that we can

offer very useful programmes to the students and professionals. The

University believes in providing quality education by using technology

with high academic standards. We have excellent team members in our colleges to support the students in order to

provide best education. Our earnest is not to offer any programme just as an added qualification or degree but to support

the students to be successful in their life and profession. We will be designing our programmes very carefully with the

professional and renowned educationists in order to maintain the quality and global standards. In addition to normal

courses being run in the constituent colleges, we will be offering affordable honours courses at the door steps of the

students so that they can be benefitted in their academic pursuits. Besides this we are offering five year integrated

programmes in our newly created Schools of University.

I am fully aware that there exists an ample scope for us to enhance our standards to reach higher pinnacles of academic

excellence. I am sure we would be able to achieve our objectives with cooperation of learned and experienced faculty

members devoted to the overall development of students personality.

I want to assure the students that their life in the campus as student would be highly rewarded in terms of academic

pursuit and filled with good human values. It is an exciting journey and I look forward to challenges, it brings as the

accomplishments will give me great pride and satisfaction.

Best Wishes

Jatinder Khajuria


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IMPORTANT

An eligible applicant for the academic session 2017-18 must familiarize with the contents of this Admission Brochure.

University reserves the right to revise, amend, update, or delete any part of this Brochure without giving any prior notice.

Any change so made shall be updated on the admission portal.

Applicants are responsible for regularly checking the portal for any

updates.


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Contents: 1, Govt. Gandhi Memorial Science College, Canal Road, Jammu About the College: 7

Academic Programme: 8

Subjects & Combinations offered: 9

Faculty: 10

2, Govt. College for Women, Gandhi Nagar, Jammu About the College: 11



Faculty: 13

3, Maulana Azad Memorial College, New University Campus Road, Jammu About the College: 14

Academic Programme & Subjects offered: 15

Subject Combinations offered: 16

Faculty: 17

4, Sri Pratap Memorial Rajput College of Commerce, Canal Road, Jammu About the College: 18



Faculty: 19

5, Government College of Education, Canal Road, Jammu About the College: 20


Faculty: 21

Course Structure: 22

Subject Offering: 23

Schedule of Merit Based Admission: 24

Guidelines for filling online application form: 25

Document to be attached: 27

Mode of Payment: 27

Statues Governing Admissions: 28

Affidavits: 32

Fee Structure: 35


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Schools of Cluster University of Jammu School of Sciences

School of Humanities and Liberal Arts

School of Social Sciences

School of Teacher Education

School of Engineering & Computer Technology

Constituent Colleges Govt. Gandhi Memorial Science College

Govt. PG College for Women, Gandhi Nagar

MAM College

SPMR College of Commerce

Govt. College of Education


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Govt. Gandhi Memorial Science College,

Canal Road, Jammu ABOUT THE COLLEGE

Govt. Gandhi Memorial Science College Jammu, known in common

parlance as Science College, stands today the tallest among the Degree

Colleges in the state both historically and academically, and enjoys the

distinction of being the only Heritage College in Jammu Division and also

the Lead College of Cluster University of Jammu. The grandeur of its

monumental buildings is an epitome of engineering feat that personifies its

purpose to chisel out the best.

The college came into being in1905 as ‘Prince of Wales College’ when His

Highness Maharaja Sir Pratap Singh announced the opening of this

educational institution. Although the foundation stone of this college was laid in July 1904 by the then Resident of Kashmir Sir Francis

Young Husband, amidst a vast lush green area of about 65 acres to form its campus, this fledgling took off under the leadership of Prof R. N.

Mukherjee as officiating Principal with an inaugural batch of 26 students on roll in 1907. The college has come a long way since then

fulfilling the academic aspirations of students and contributing actively its literati share to knowledge pool of the nation while upholding the

essence of traditions and nurturing the moral values.

The Prince of Wales College was affiliated to Punjab University Lahore in May 1908. Initially a stream of subjects namely English,

Mathematics, Chemistry, History, Persian, Sanskrit and Philosophy were taught up to the Intermediate state. In January 1910, Geology and

Arabic subjects were introduced and gradually most of the courses were upgraded to the graduation level. The college was shifted to its

present location on 18th September 1912 with Prof. S. Robson as the Principal. By virtue of it having probably the best infrastructure in the

whole of Northern India, the college attracted scholars and teachers of repute and stature as its faculty members and hence the college


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excelled academically. The doyen of Indian Geology Dr. D. N. Wadia established the Department of Geology in 1930. Its departmental

museum, with its rich and rare collection, continues to be one of the best museums of Geology in the whole of Northern India.

From 1931 onwards the college admitted both male and female students on its rolls till 1944, when a separate Maharani Mahila College was

opened in the Present Luthra Academy at Kachi Chawni. However, in medical stream, female students continued to be on the rolls till as late

as 1966. In recent years, with the introduction of subjects like Electronics, Computer Applications, Functional English, BCA and

Postgraduate courses in Geology and English the college has once again started admitting female students. The college continued to

expand and in 1940 Sh. K. G. Sayaiden, the then Director of Education inaugurated an independent Library block. Around the same time, the

Arts Block came up and subsequently departments of Bio-Sciences and Geography were also added.

The undercurrent of patriotism and acknowledgement of the efforts of the Father of the Nation, led to renaming of the Prince of Wales

College to Govt. Gandhi Memorial College on 20th May 1948.

With the changing perspective of the students and the teachers, the focus of this college is turning to foster global competencies among the

students by enriching the academic milieu and through introduction of market oriented integrated UG and PG programmes. Our resolve of

carving out a niche at national level stands vindicated. In recognition of its contributions to academics over more than 100 years, and based on

the evaluation of quality parameters, this college has earned yet another distinction in its NIRF ranking by MHRD, Govt of India and has

been ranked at 151 – 200 band of colleges among the Degree Colleges of India. The present administration of the college shall ensure the

preservation of what already exists and continue to keep marching in pursuit of excellence, to be counted among the comity of world class

institutions of higher learning, so is envisioned.

Academic Programmes

A: Postgraduate Programmes

The college runs 2- year postgraduate programme in English and Geology. The results of these two departments have been excellent. The seat

availability for PG programme in these 2 courses is as:

M. A. English

M. Sc. Geology (The admission to these courses shall be done through CLUJET-2017)


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B. Under Graduate Programmes

The college offers admission to 3 year undergraduate progamme in different science subjects, spread over 6 semesters, leading to the award of

B. Sc. degree by the University of Jammu. The subjects include Botany, Zoology, Chemistry, Physics, Electronics, Mathematics, Geology,

Geography and General English. Besides, Biotechnology, Computer Applications and Functional English are offered as vocational subjects.

All these subjects are available in different combinations covering both Medical and Non – Medical streams. The college also runs 3 year

undergraduate programme in Computer Applications leading to the award of BCA degree.

Subject Combinations offered

Botany Zoology Chemistry Intake Capacity of the College

Botany Zoology Geology

Botany, Zoology, Chemistry 450

Physics, Chemistry Mathematics 500

Physics, Electronics, Mathematics 200

Geology with other permitted subject combinations 200

Geography with other permitted subject combinations 100

Computer Applications with other permitted

subject combinations 50

Bio-Technology with other permitted subject combinations 50

BCA 60

Botany Zoology Bio-Technology

Botany Zoology Geography

Botany Chemistry Bio-Technology

Zoology Chemistry Bio-Technology

Physics Chemistry Mathematics

Physics Electronics Mathematics

Physics Computer Applications Mathematics

Physics Geography Mathematics

Physics Geology Mathematics

Geology Geography Mathematics

Geology Geography Chemistry

Chemistry Geography Mathematics

Chemistry Computer Applications Mathematics

Geography Computer Applications Mathematics

BCA


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Principal: Dr Ajeet Angral

Faculty

ENGLISH PHYSICS ZOOLOGY CHEMISTRY

1 Prof Ramneek Kaur (H.o.D.) 1 Dr. K. K. Sharma (H.o.D.) 1 Dr. Ranvijay Singh (H.o.D.) 1 Dr. Ashok Kumar (H.o.D.)

2 Prof Monika Sharma 2 Prof P K Amla 2 Dr. Anuradha Gupta 2 Prof. R. S. Jamwal

3 Prof. Ruth K. Masehi 3 Prof. Rajesh Kumar Gupta 3 Dr. Prafulit Bambroo 3 Dr. Suresh K. Bhat

4 Dr. Seema Rani Minhas 4 Dr. Renu Vakil 4 Dr. Vijay K. Sharma 4 Dr. Poonam Kamotra

5 Dr. Seema Malpotra 5 Dr. Attar Singh 5 Dr. Chanchal Angral 5 Prof. Subash K. Samyal

6 Dr. Gurdeep Kour 6 Dr. Sanjay Verma 6 Prof. Narinder Kumar 6 Prof. Ajay Gupta

7 Dr. Neena Gupta 7 Dr. Sandhya Sankhydhar 7 Dr. Simriti Aggarwal 7 Prof Poonam Sharma

8 Prof. Yasmeen Mugal 8 Prof. Ravi Kant Sharma 8 Prof. Dharvinder Kumar 8 Prof. Karan Singh

9 Dr. Geetanjali Rajput 9 Prof. Bharat Bhushan Bhat 9 Prof. Lekh Raj 9 Prof. Rashi Gupta

10 Prof Kiran Pathania 10 Prof. Hitesh Basotra 10 Dr. Anupama Pandotra 10 Dr. Sunil K. Bhat

11 Dr. Chetna Gupta 11 Dr. T. H. Shah 11 Dr. Alpana Vohra 11 Prof Mohd Sadeeq

12 Prof. Shaveta Gupta 12 Dr. Ashok Kumar 12 Prof. Anchal Raj 12 Prof Anjali Abrol

13 Prof. Shalini Rana 13 Dr. Pankaj Bandhoria 13 Dr. Sushma Sharma 13 Dr. Babita Mahajan

14 Prof Chetna Mahajan 14 Dr. Balwinder Kaur 14 Dr. Vikas Dogra 14 Prof Baldev K Sharma

PHYSICAL EDUCATION 15 Dr. Nidhi BOTANY 15 Dr. Aran Kumar

1 Sh. Mahesh Kumar 16 Dr. Neeraj Gupta 1 Dr. Shma Vohra (H o D) 16 Dr. Monika Gupta

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES 17 Prof Poonam Angotra 2 Prof. Mohinder Singh 17 Dr. Vandna Ghai

1 Prof. Pinki Manhas (H.o.D.) 18 Dr. Deshbandhu Sharma 3 Prof. Bimla Devi 18 Dr. Deepali Mahajan

2 Prof Mosmi Raina 19 Dr. Neeru Sawhney 4 Dr. Rohini Devi 19 Dr. Rabia Javed

COMPUTER APPLICATIONS 20 Dr. Sanjeev Goswami 5 Dr. Bharti Razdan 20 Dr. Anil Kumar

1 Prof Minu Bala (H.o.D.) 21 Prof. Anju Kumari 6 Dr. Anuradha Pandoh 21 Dr. Shrdha Anand

2 Prof. Vinus Sharma 22 Dr. Ahsan Elahi 7 Dr. Neena Sharma 22 Dr. Jagjeet Singh

3 Prof. Anjana Sharma MATHEMATICS 8 Dr. Harvinder Kour 23 Dr. Raman Gupta

4 Prof. Rahul Sharma 1 Prof. Dileep Raina (H.o.D.) 9 Dr. Neeti Chibber 24 Dr. Upasna Andotra

5 Prof Shiv Kumar 2 Dr. R. S. Pathania 10 Prof. Fraz Ahmad BIOTECHNOLOGY

6 Dr. Kumar Sourab 3 Dr. Shally Gupta ELECTRONICS 1 Dr Rahul Sharma (H.o.D.)

GEOLOGY 4 Prof. Kanchan Kohli 1 Dr. Ravinder Tickoo (H.o.D.) 2 Prof Nisha Sharma

1 Dr. Sukhchain Sharma (H.o.D.) 5 Dr. Jagdish Lal Sharma 2 Prof. Romilla Malla 3 Prof Surbhi Dubey

2 Dr. Rajesh Kumar 6 Dr. Rajeev Kumar 3 Prof. Rakesh Kumar GEOGRAPHY

3 Dr. Dharvinder Singh 7 Dr. Narinder Sharma 4 Prof Meena Gupta 1 Prof. Nirmal Narayan (H.o.D.)

4 Prof. Sham Singh 8 Prof Sanjeev Verma LIBRARIAN

1 Vacant


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Govt. PG College for Women, Gandhi Nagar, Jammu

ABOUT THE COLLEGE

Government College for Women, Gandhi Nagar, Jammu, affiliated to University of Jammu

was established in September 1969 by the Government of Jammu and Kashmir in response

to the growing demand for women education in Jammu. The college spreads over 186

Kanals of land. The main building was inaugurated in 1974. Before that the College was

housed in the building of Government Girls High School, Gandhi Nagar, Jammu. In the

beginning, only the subjects of humanities were offered. It was in 1980 that in response to

popular demand, Science Depts. were added to the College. Simultaneously a full fledged

Home Science Dept. with modern laboratories was established. The College at present

imparts instructions in streams like Medical and Non-Medical, B.Sc. Home Science,

Humanities and vocational courses in three years Degree Course.

Independent buildings for the Department of Psychology, Geography, Music, Food Science & Quality Control and Statistics have also been

established in the College. The Science Laboratory facilities have been upgraded. The College has a well developed sports field. The air

conditioned College Auditorium is one of the best of its kinds in the State.

The College has highly qualified and competent faculty. It is the prime target of the teaching faculty to inculcate in the students strong

Intellectual, Moral, Physical and Aesthetic attitudes and ideals. The College is now a Premier Educational Institute second to none in the

State. It stands for making new generation of women capable of responding to the challenges of life in every possible way. For attaining

excellence in the field of Higher Education the College underwent an exercise of National Accreditation & Assessment by National

Accreditation & Assessment Council, Bangalore. It has been assessed A (3.11).

The college has the pride of being hub for EDUSAT (The Tele Education Project for J&K launched by ISRO). From this hub, the education is

imparted to all the SIT’s of Jammu province. For this, a studio has been established in the college premises which acts as virtual class room

for 45 SIT’s from Higher, Technical & School Education Departments.

The College became a study center for IGNOU programme for M.Sc. in Dietetics and Food Service Management since 2005.

In order to enable women to rise above all constraints a women’s studies center has been established in the College under the auspices of

UGC.

Academic Programmes


M.A. Music; M.Sc. Textile & Apparel Science; M.Sc. Food Science & Technology

(The admission to these courses shall be done through CLUJET-2017)


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B. Under Graduate Programmes; Subject Offered and Intake Capacity of College

Subject Offered Intake Capacity of the College

Bio-technology Home Science Arts 1000

Botany Mathematics Botany, Zoology, Chemistry 250

Chemistry Music Physics, Chemistry Mathematics 200

Commerce Philosophy Statistics with other permitted subject combinations 100

Computer Sciences Physics Geography with other permitted subject combinations 100

Dogri Political Science Psychology with other permitted subject combinations 100

Economics Psychology Computer Appl. with other permitted subject combinations 50

Education Punjabi Bio-Technology with other permitted subject combinations 40

English Sanskrit Food Sc. & QC with other permitted subject combinations 40

EVS Sociology Home Science with other permitted subject combinations 100

Food Science Statistics Commerce 220

Geography Urdu B.Sc Home Science 50

Hindi Zoology B.A-English Honors (Admission through CLUJET) 25

History

Subject Combination Available: B.Sc Home Science; B.Com. Medical Stream Non-Medical Stream

Chemistry-Botany-Zoology Physics-Chemistry-Mathematics

Chemistry-Botany-Biotechnology Physics- Mathematics-Geography

Chemistry-Zoology-Biotechnology Physics- Mathematics-Statistics

Chemistry-Zoology-Food Science & Quality Control Physics-Statistics-Computer Applications

Chemistry-Botany- Food Science & Quality Control Physics- Mathematics-Computer Applications

Botany-Zoology-Geography Chemistry- Mathematics-Computer Applications

Chemistry- Mathematics-Geography

Arts Stream

Education-Home Science Economics-Psychology Philosophy-Sanskrit

Education-MIL Literature Economics-Statistics Political Science-History

Education-Music History-Geography Political Science-Home Science

Education-Philosophy Home Science-Sanskrit Political Science-Economics

Education-Political Science MIL Literature-Home Science Political Science- English Literature

Education-Psychology MIL Literature-Sanskrit Political Science-Geography

Education-Sanskrit Music- Sanskrit Political Science-MIL Literature

Education-Sociology Philosophy- English Literature Sociology- MIL Literature

English Literature-Functional English Philosophy- Mathematics Sociology-Economics

English Literature-Psychology Philosophy-Home Science Sociology-History

Economics-Mathematics Philosophy-MIL Literature Sociology-Home Science

Economics-English Literature Philosophy-Music Sociology-Philosophy

Economics-Geography Philosophy- Political Science Sociology-Political Science

Economics-History Philosophy-Psychology Sociology-Sanskrit

MIL:Hindi/Dogri/Urdu/Punjabi


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Principal: Dr Kiran Bakshi

Faculty:

English Chemistry Urdu Botany

1 Associate Prof. Aekta Gupta 1 Associate Prof. Suchitra Sapru 1 Associate Prof. Daljeet Verma 1 Associate Prof. Suman Bala

2 Associate Prof. Diskit Angmo 2 Associate Prof. Naveen Anand 2 Asstt. Prof. Javaid Iqbal 2 Associate Prof. Virjee Kaul

3 Associate Prof. Archana Bakshi 3 Associate Prof. Sunil Uppal Punjabi 3 Asstt. Prof. Hardial Singh

4 Associate Prof. Bindu Sharma 4 Associate Prof. Surinder Kumar 1 Associate Prof. Surjeet Kour 4 Asstt. Prof. Harmeet Kaur

5 Associate Prof. Vandana Khajuria 5 Associate. Prof. Indu Khajuria Music 5 Asstt. Prof. Indeevar Chanyal

6 Associate Prof. Amit Pal 6 Associate Prof. B.K.Gandotra 1 Associate Prof. Renu Sehgal 6 Asstt. Prof. Rajinder Kumar

7 Associate Prof. Sunila Gupta 7 Associate. Prof. Anju Raina 2 Associate Prof. Seema Sharma 7 Asstt. Prof. Harjeet Kour Sodhi

8 Associate Prof. Seema Arora 8 Associate Prof. Deepika Gupta 3 Assistant Prof. Priyanka Sharma 8 Asstt. Prof. Rozy Bamba

9 Associate Prof. Ashu Vashisht 9 Asstt. Prof. Shally Chadha Philosophy 9 Asstt. Tahira Fardos

10 Associate Prof. Seema Gandotra 10 Asstt. Prof. D.S.Manhas 1 Asstt. Prof. Varun Sharma 10 Asstt. Prof. Shivani Sharma

11 Asstt. Prof. Romika Sudan 11 Associate Prof. Sweety Verma Sociology 11 Asstt. Prof. Ashaq Malik

12 Asstt. Prof. Neelam Thapa 12 Associate Prof Rajesh Kant 1 Asstt. Prof. G.M.Choudhary 12 Asstt. Prof. Mala Bhasin

13 Asstt. Prof. Ritu Dewan 13 Associate Prof. Anju Bala 2 Asstt. Prof. Pooja Sharma 13 Asstt. Prof. Sanya Hamid

Mathematics 14 Asstt. Prof. Babita Jamwal Dogri Zoology

1 Associate Prof. Meeru Abrol 15 Asstt. Prof. Malti Rajput 1 Asstt. Prof. Joginder Singh 1 Associate Prof. Satinder Kour

2 Associate Prof. Anupama Gupta 16 Asstt. Prof. Sham Lal Psychology 2 Asstt. Prof. Preetpal Kaur

3 Asstt. Prof. Anita Sharma 17 Asstt. Prof. Revika Arora 1 Associate Prof. Manisha Kohli 3 Asstt. Prof. Shifali Abrol

4 Asstt. Prof. Nidhi Suri Economics 2 Asstt. Prof. Eisha Gohil 4 Assocaite Prof. Sanjeet Kaur

Political Science 1 Associate Prof. Sujata Slathia 3 Asstt. Prof. Syed Shehna 5 Asstt. Prof. Vasudha Chaudhary

1 Asstt. Prof. Parminder Kour 2 Asstt. Prof. Shivani Manchanda Physics 6 Asstt. Prof. Sanjay Kotwal

2 Asstt. Prof. Rashmi Sharma Education 1 Associate Prof. Balraj Kumar 7 Asstt. Prof. Shamim Akhter

3 Asstt. Prof. Shortika Rajput 1 Associate Prof. Shabnam Suri 2 Asstt. Prof. Satishwer Singh 8 Asstt. Prof. Nitasha Sawhney

Hindi 2 Associate Prof. Shruti Sharma 3 Asstt. Prof. Sunil Dutt 9 Asstt. Prof. Neha Antal

1 Associate Prof. A.K.Raina 3 Associate Prof. Reeta Gandotra 4 Asstt Prof. Shammi Kumar Home Science

2 Associate Prof. Ravi 4 Associate Prof. Seema Sharma 5 Asstt. Prof. Monita Bhat 1 Associate Prof. Sudha Gupta

3 Asstt. Prof. Urmil Rani 5 Asstt. Prof. Ramzan Ali 6 Asstt. Prof. Amit Kumar 2 Associate Prof. Renu Dhar

4 Asstt. Prof. Balwan Singh 6 Asstt. Prof. Davinder Kaur Sanskrit 3 Associate Prof. Minni Sharma

5 Asstt. Prof. Parveen Kumari 7 Asstt. Prof. Anuradha Choudhary 1 Associate Prof. Sudhanshu Sharma 4 Associate Prof. Irvinder Kour

6 Asstt. Prof. Maharaj Krishan Mussa History 2 Associate Prof. Padmini Tickoo 5 Associate Prof. Anjali Bhat

Food Science 1 Associate Prof. Raj Kumar Commerce 6 Asstt. Prof. Neelam Bhagat

1 Associate Prof. Anuradha Gandotra 2 Asstt. Prof. Ainee Ambreena 1 Associate Prof. Meenu Mahajan 7 Asstt. Prof. Ramandeep Kaur

2 Associate Prof. Shalini Sharma Statistics 2 Associate Prof. Mamta Gupta 8 Asstt. Prof. Neelima G

3 Asstt. Prof. Ashwani Khajuria 1 Associate Prof. Mohinder Paul 3 Asstt. Prof. Mamta Kundal 9 Asstt.Prof. Shivani Sawhney

Geography 2 Asstt. Prof. Sandeep Kumar 4 Asstt. Prof. Rashmi Kumari EVS

1 Associate Prof. Kamlesh Slathia

Computer Sciences Librarian 1 Asstt. Prof. Nazia Rasool

2 Asstt. Prof. Geetika Goswami 1 Asstt. Prof. Rakesh Mohan Datt 1 Ms. Neelam Bambroo 2 Asstt. Prof. Neha Sharma

Bio-technology PTI 3 Asstt. Prof. Nisha Bhagat

1 Asstt. Prof. Kiran Bala 1 Mr. Sudesh Kumar Bhagat


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Maulana Azad Memorial College,

New University Campus Road, Jammu

About the College:

Government Maulana Azad Memorial College, Jammu takes pride in

revealing its historical past. Maharaja Sir Partap Singh announced the

opening of 'Prince of Wales' College in December, 1905 to commemorate

the visit of Prince of Wales (the future King George V), which was going

to be the only institution of higher learning in the entire Jammu region.

The College started functioning w.e.f 20th April, 1907 with the

introduction of English, Mathematics, Philosophy, History, Sanskrit,

Persian and Arabic as a part of Arts stream. Subsequently, Chemistry,

Physics, Geology, Geography, PG Mathematics and courses in BBA and

BCA were inducted in a phased manner. to Indian Independence, the College was renamed as 'Govt. Gandhi Memorial College' on 20th May,

1948. The College was further bifurcated into Govt. Gandhi Memorial Arts College and Govt. Gandhi Memorial Science College on 20th

September, 1954 to meet the growing demand of students. Govt. Gandhi Memorial Arts College was shifted to its present location on 23rd

September, 1960 and renamed as Govt. Maulana Azad Memorial College, Jammu after Jb. Maulana Abul Kalam Azad, the first Minister for

Education in the Indian Government.

The College is dedicated to the realization of lofty aims, exaltation of human personality, virtues, ideals, development of innovative powers

and moral values which are preserver of the human race. This premier institution takes pride in its achievement as a celebrated temple of

learning.

The building of Government Maulana Azad Memorial College has an imposing 'facade', evenly balancing the right and the left wings and

from the centre emanates the central dome-capped entrance. In addition, it also has separate blocks for Sciences and Earth Sciences, a library,

Boys Hostel, Canteen and newly constructed Administrative block adds grandeur to the aroma of the institution. The Girls Common Room is


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the recent addition for the convenience of our female students where as the girls hostel, an auditorium and new sports complex are under

construction. Moreover, sanction has also been received for a swimming pool. Majestically tall Eucalyptus trees stand as sentinels on either

side of the approach road, as if offering a guard of honour.

The Govt. Maulana Azad Memorial Post Graduate College has completed 57th year of its glorious existence in September, 2011. It is

dedicated to realization of lofty aims, exaltation of human personality, virtues and ideals, development of incentive and creative powers of

students, discipline and moral values which are the preserver of the human race.

This premier institution takes pride in its achievement as a celebrated temple of learning.

Academic Programmes


The college runs postgraduate programme in mathematics.

M.Sc/MA Mathematics (The admission to this course shall be done through CLUJET-2017)

B. Under Graduate Programmes & Intake Capacity of the College

Arts with other combinations 700 Geography with other permitted subject combination 150

Arts with Geography 200 Physics with other permitted subject combination 270

Arts with Functional English 30 Other science subject combination 20

Arts with Statistics 40 Other science subject combination 10

Arts with Music 30 BCA & BBA 40 each

Subject Offered:

BBA Geography Physics

Chemistry Geology Political Science

Commerce Hindi Psychology

Computer Science History Punjabi

Dogri Mathematics Sanskrit

Economics Music Sociology

Electronics Persian Statistics

English Philosophy Urdu

Environmental Science

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ARTS

S.NO SUBJECT COMBINATION S.NO SUBJECT COMBINATION S.NO SUBJECT COMBINATION

1 GEOGRAPHY EDUCATION 19 ENGLISH LITERATURE EDUCATION 37 EDUCATION PHILOSOPHY

2 GEOGRAPHY ECONOMICS 20 ENGLISH LITERATURE HISTORY 38 EDUCATION SANSKRIT

3 GEOGRAPHY PSYCHOLOGY 21 ENGLISH LITERATURE ECONOMICS 39 EDUCATION SOCIOLOGY

4 GEOGRAPHY SOCIOLOGY 22 ENGLISH LITERATURE PSYCHOLOGY 40 HISTORY ECONOMICS

5 GEOGRAPHY HISTORY 23 MIL LITERATURE EDUCATION 41 HISTORY PHILOSOPHY

6 GEOGRAPHY STATISTICS 24 MIL LITERATURE HISTORY 42 HISTORY SOCIOLOGY

7 GEOGRAPHY POLITICAL SCIENCE 25 MIL LITERATURE POLITICAL SCIENCE 43 EDUCATION POLITICAL SCIENCE

8 FUNCTIONAL ENG EDUCATION 26 MIL LITERATURE PSYCHOLOGY 44 HISTORY POLITICAL SCIENCE

9 FUNCTIONAL ENG SOCIOLOGY 27 MIL LITERATURE SOCIOLOGY 45 POLITICAL SCIENCE ECONOMICS

10 FUNCTIONAL ENG ECONOMICS 28 MIL LITERATURE PHILOSOPHY 46 POLITICAL SCIENCE SOCIOLOGY

11 MUSIC SOCIOLOGY 29 PSYCHOLOGY EDUCATION 47 ECONOMICS SOCIOLOGY

12 MUSIC SANSKRIT 30 PSYCHOLOGY SOCIOLOGY 48 PHILOSOPHY SOCIOLOGY

13 MUSIC EDUCATION 31 PSYCHOLOGY ECONOMICS 49 SANSKRIT SOCIOLOGY

14 MUSIC PERSIAN 32 BUSINESS MGT ECONOMICS 50 BUSINESS MGT MARKETING MGT

15 STATISTICS ECONOMICS 33 ECONOMICS MATHS 51 POLITICAL SCIENCE SANSKRIT

16 STATISTICS SOCIOLOGY 34 PHILOSOPHY ECONOMICS 52 EDUCATION PERSIAN

17 STATISTICS MATHS 35 EDUCATION ECONOMICS 53 PERSIAN SOCIOLOGY

18 STATISTICS BUSINESS MGT 36 EDUCATION HISTORY 54 POLITICAL SCIENCE PERSIAN

(MIL: Hindi/Dogri/Urdu/Punjabi)

SCIENCE:

S.No SUBJECT COMBINATION S.No SUBJECT COMBINATION

1 GEOGRAPHY MATHS CHEMISTRY 8 PHYSICS MATHS CHEMISTRY

2 GEOGRAPHY CHEMISTRY GEOLOGY 9 PHYSICS MATHS ELECTRONICS

3 GEOGRAPHY MATHS GEOLOGY 10 PHYSICS MATHS GEOLOGY

4 GEOGRAPHY MATHS PHYSICS 11 PHYSICS MATHS STATISTICS

5 GEOGRAPHY STATISTICS PHYSICS 12 PHYSICS ELECTRONICS COMPUTER APPLICATION

6 MATHS CHEMISTRY GEOLOGY 13 PHYSICS MATHS COMPUTER APPLICATION

7 ELECTRONICS COMPUTER APPLICATION MATHS


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Principal: Dr Ramesh Chander

Faculty: Name of the faculty member Designation Name of the faculty member Designation Name of the faculty member Designation

English Geology Education

Ms. Anita Sharma Associate Prof. Dr.Chanchal Kumar Khajuria Associate Prof. Ms. Jozfeen Afzal Associate Prof.

Dr. Twinkle Suri Associate Prof. Dr.Sanjay Kumar Karlupia Associate Prof. Dr. Ashok Kumar Associate Prof.

Dr. Reena Salaria Associate Prof. Dr. Mateen Hafiz Asstt. Prof. Ms. Shivi Mehra Asstt. Prof.

Dr.Shalini Sharma Associate Prof. Sociology Commerce

Dr. Banpreet Kour Associate Prof. Dr. Muzammil Hussain Associate Prof. Dr.Rakesh Gupta Associate Prof.

Ms. Rashu Sharma Asstt. Prof. Dr. Anoop Kumar Asstt. Prof. Ms. Bhanu Priya Asstt. Prof.

Ms. Pooja Devi Asstt. Prof. Geography Hindi

Dr. Jyoti Dutt Asstt. Prof. Dr. Subash Chander Associate Prof. Ms.Renu Bala Nanda Associate Prof.

Mathematics Economics Dr. Bindu Chib Asstt. Prof.

Ms. Shobha Gupta Associate Prof. Ms.Kanwaljeet Kour Associate Prof. History

Dr. Tirath Kumar Sharma Associate Prof. Ms. Savita Jamwal Associate Prof. Ms. Neelu Gupta Associate Prof.

Dr. Prabha Sharma Associate Prof. Dr. Reena Rani Asstt. Prof. Ms. Samta Sharma Asstt. Prof.

Ms. Neetu Singh Associate Prof. Statistics Urdu

Dr. Rajesh Kumar Sharma Asstt. Prof. Dr. Ankush Bharti Asstt. Prof. Dr.Liaqat Ali Asstt. Prof.

Dr. Sushma Chib Asstt. Prof. E.V.S Dr. Koushal Kiran Thacker Asstt. Prof.

Dr. Anshu Sharma Asstt. Prof. Mr Sudesh Kumar Asstt. Prof. Dr.Shahnawaz Parveen Asstt. Prof.

Ms. Rohini Jamwal Asstt. Prof. Ms. Aanchal Sharma Asstt. Prof. Mr. Apfan Ali Asstt. Prof.

Mr. Heera Saini Asstt. Prof. Dr. Sajaad iqbal Khan Asstt. Prof. Persian

Physics Psychology Dr. Muneer Hussain Associate Prof.

Dr.Anil Kumar Ganjoo Associate Prof. Dr. Rama Badyal Associate Prof. Ms. Mehjooba Banoo Munshi Associate Prof.

Dr. Rakesh Kr. Koul Associate Prof. Dr. Shiveta Gandotra Asstt. Prof. Punjabi

Dr. Karan Singh Associate Prof. Ms. Richa Gupta Asstt. Prof. Dr. Kuldeep Singh Asstt. Prof.

Ms.Prabjeet Kour Asstt. Prof. Ms. Neelam Kumari Asstt. Prof. Sanskrit

Mr.Devinder Kumar Sharma Asstt. Prof. Philosophy Dr. Subash Chander Associate Prof.

Ms. Poonam Sharma Asstt. Prof. Vacant Dr. Mohinder Nath Sharma Asstt. Prof.

Ms. Mona Sethi Asstt. Prof. Vacant Dogri

Chemistry Political Science Dr. Sarmishta Sharma Associate Prof.

Dr. Sangeeta Sudan Associate Prof. Ms. Nirlape Kour Associate Prof. Electronics

Dr. Mukhtyar Singh Associate Prof. Dr. Harpreet Kour Asstt. Prof. Mr. Rakesh Sharma Asstt. Prof.

Dr. Inderjeet Kour Asstt. Prof. Ms. Bhawna Khajooria Asstt. Prof. Ms. Sarika Mahajan Asstt. Prof.

Mr. Roshan Lal Asstt. Prof. Computer/BCA BBA

Music Ms. Monika Mahajan Asstt. Prof. Ms. Meena Gupta Asstt. Prof.

Vacant Ms. Shallu Gupta Asstt. Prof. Mr. Anwar-ul-Haq Asstt. Prof.


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Sri Pratap Memorial Rajput College of Commerce,

Canal Road, Jammu

ABOUT THE COLLEGE

We, the proud lineage of the royalty, uphold its prestige by imparting knowledge to

the students who approach this institution to specialize in the field of Commerce,

Management and Information Technology. Sri Pratap Memorial Rajput College of

Commerce was founded in 1955; Dr. Karan Singh introduced the Commerce stream

for the first time in the state. The State Government took over this college on 30

Sept. 1974 and rechristened it as Govt. SPMR College of Commerce, Jammu. The

college has been fortunate from its infancy to have been headed by an array of

illustrious principals for its all round development. The first principal of this college

was a renowned teacher, Prof. M.L Shandilya of Sri Ram College of Commerce,

New Delhi. He was at the helm of affairs from 1 June 1955 to 2 Feb. 1959.

Thereafter, Prof. G.P Singh took hold of the reigns of this college and made it a seat of genuine learning during its formative and

developmental phase. To keep pace with the present technological world, numerous changes were brought in academic, professional as well

as vocational fields. This college is proud of its alumni who are well known faces in the crowd by their sheer dedication and dint of hard work

in their respective fields, there by serving as a beacon light for the present generation of youth for whom this college offers a variety of career

oriented courses and opportunities. Our institution not only provides opportunities to students in different professional courses like BCA,

BBA, B.Com, B.Com honors, M.Com and PGDBM but it also facilitates and supports the students’ academic and professional objectives and

goals.

Academic Programmes


The college runs postgraduate programme in commerce.

M. Com (The admission to this course shall be done through CLUJET-2017)


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B. Under Graduate Programmes & Intake Capacity of the College

Courses Intake Capacity

B. Com. 1000

BCA 40

BBA 60

Principal: Dr SP Sharma

Faculty:

S. NO. NAME DESIGNATION S. NO. NAME DESIGNATION

1 MRS. NEERU BHALLA ASSOCIATE PROF. 18 DR. MANPREET KOUR ASSISTANT PROF.

2 MRS. KIRAN KUMARI RAINA ASSOCIATE PROF. 19 MS. KAWALJIT KOUR ASSISTANT PROF.

3 SH. GOPAL SHARMA ASSOCIATE PROF. 20 MR. RAM DAYAL ASSISTANT PROF.

4 MRS. ARCHANA KOUL ASSOCIATE PROF. 21 MR. JOGINDER KUMAR ASSISTANT PROF.

5 DR. MANOHAR LAL ASSOCIATE PROF. 22 MS. HARPREET KOUR ASSISTANT PROF.

6 SH. PAWAN KUMAR GUPTA ASSOCIATE PROF. 23 MS. SHIPRA GUPTA ASSISTANT PROF.

7 SH. KIRAN KUMAR GUPTA ASSOCIATE PROF. 24 MS. RAJNI BALA ASSISTANT PROF.

8 MRS. ANITA KUMARI ASSOCIATE PROF. 25 MS. CHARANDEEP HANDA ASSISTANT PROF.

9 MS. MONIKA MALHOTRA ASSOCIATE PROF. 26 MS. ANJANA CHIB ASSISTANT PROF.

10 MR. NEERAJ SHARMA ASSISTANT PROF. 27 DR. POOJA ASSISTANT PROF.

11 MR. LALIT GAIND ASSISTANT PROF. 28 MS. SHRIYA SHARMA ASSISTANT PROF.

12 MS. REENA BHAGAT ASSISTANT PROF. 29 DR. SAKSHI SHARMA ASSISTANT PROF.

13 MS. RASHMI ARYA ASSISTANT PROF. 30 DR. HIMANI ARORA ASSISTANT PROF.

14 MS. REKHA GUPTA ASSISTANT PROF. 31 MR. AIJAZ MALIK PHYSICAL DIRECTOR

15 MS. REETA MENIA ASSISTANT PROF. STAFF ATTACHED TO THIS COLLEGE

16 MS. ASHU MANHAS ASSISTANT PROF. 1 MRS. ANITA RAZDAN ASSOCIATE PROF.

17 MS. BHARTI SLATHIA ASSISTANT PROF. 2 SH. H. L. BHAT ASSOCIATE PROF.


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Govt. College of Education, Canal Road, Jammu

ABOUT THE COLLEGE

The Government College of Education, Jammu is accredited with NAAC ‘A

‘grade made a real humble start since 1954. Since its inception it has been

moving forward as one of the Pioneer Educational Institution imparting

teacher education in Jammu province consisting of 11 districts. Being the only

Government College of Education in Jammu division of J& K state, it works

as a guiding force for the rest of the colleges of education. The college offers

two regular courses B.Ed and M.Ed courses for two years duration each with

the intake capacity of 200 and 29 respectively. Right from its start the college

has been a hub of academic, socio-cultural and intellectual activities. The

college always stood strong and high to face challenges of the society and

acted as a visionary toward having broad educational outlook. It is striving

hard towards excellence both in human resource development and

infrastructure. In the college all the stakeholders- faculty, students and society at large working as a team for achieving the mission of the

college. It upholds itself as a model to impart values and teaching. The college is rendering excellent services to the society in general and the

students’ community in particular by imparting them knowledge, skills and values required for teaching professionals. The college gives

ample opportunities to its students to identify and explore their talents in the areas of interest in various programmes organized by the college

as well as other institutions. The students are encouraged to become members of various clubs and students bodies. The college encourages

sharing of human and material resources within the institution and to other organizations and departments. The institution will go a long way

in further involving the students in academic and extension activities.

Courses Offered:-

1. B.Ed-M.Ed- Three years integrated programme 2. M.Ed- Two years programme

(The admission to these courses shall be done through CLUJET-2017)

B.Ed- Two years programme (The admission to this course shall be done through BOPEE)


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College Infrastructure: The College is having state of the art infrastructure which includes spacious classrooms and smart classrooms,

multipurpose halls, conference rooms, hi-tech computer laboratory, science labs, automated library and language lab. The college provides

high speed internet connectivity to its faculty, staff and students.

The college is connected with EDUSAT and is one of the SIT’s.

Students of the college are also involved in the organization of different activities and events in the college campus and also outside by the

different units of the college namely NSS unit, Red Cross cell, placement cell etc. Students are also encouraged to participate in various

activities organized within and outside the college.

The college has become a training hub for the school teachers. It also provides induction training to newly appointed college teachers in

Higher Education Department of J&K Govt.

College Faculty: The College has permanent experienced faculty members dedicated toward academics and research activities. Moreover,

research is a regular part of M.Ed Programme.

Principal: Dr Koushal Samotra

Faculty:

Name of the Faculty member Designation Name of the Faculty member Designation

Education Mathematics

Dr.Raj Singh Narania Assoc. Prof. Ms.Anju Bala Assoc. Prof.

Mr.C.L.Shivgotra Assoc. Prof. History

Ms.Baljinder Kour Assoc. Prof. Kashab Kumar Asstt. Prof.

Dr.Rupinder Kour Assoc. Prof. Science

Dr.Neelam Dhar Assoc. Prof. Dr.Jyoti Parihar Asstt. Prof.

Dr.Mohd.Zubair Kalis Assoc. Prof. Ms.Radhika Mahajan Asstt. Prof.

Mr.Babu Lal Thakur Assoc. Prof. Mr.Anil Kumar Verma Assoc. Prof.

Dr.Rajinder Kour Asstt. Prof. Hindi

Mrs. Ashu Jolly Asstt. Prof. Ms.Seema Kumari Asstt. Prof.

Ms.Maansi Sharma Asstt. Prof. Mr. Satish Kumar Asstt. Prof.

Ms.Sunita Devi Asstt. Prof. English

Neraj Verma Asstt. Prof. Dr.Ritu Magotra Assoc. Prof.

Urdu Dr.Suman Charak Assoc. Prof.

Dr.Tahira Shah Asstt. Prof. Computer Application

Psychology Mr.Deep Bangotra Asstt. Prof.

Ms.Prabjot Kour Asstt. Prof. EVS

Library Ms.Harmanmeet Kour Asstt. Prof.

Ms.Anu Radha Seth Librarian Ms.Purnima Manahas Asstt. Prof.


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1, Course Structure

Course structure for each Regular Programme shall be designed by the respective Boards of Under-graduate Studies, keeping in view the

curriculum proposed by the UGC, the currency and relevance of course/s, the expertise and the infrastructural facilities available in the

Constituent Colleges in accordance with the scheme and procedure prescribed in relevant Regulations;

Provided that Boards of Studies shall have, subject to prior authorization and approval of the Vice-Chancellor, power to affect from time to

time, such minor change/s in course/s offered as are deemed desirable in the academic interest.

Except in the cases for which a different structure is provided under the regulations, the course matter of each course shall be divided into

different units/ credits, which shall also include the practical / tutorial component/s to be evaluated in accordance with the relevant

Regulations.

The course/s shall be so arranged as to achieve a minimum target of 22 credits per Semester with a total of at least 132 Credits for a General

Course Programme and 152 Credits for an Honours Programme.

Curriculum structure in different programmes shall contain different types of courses as under:-

1.1 Discipline Specific Core (DSC) Course: A course, which needs to be compulsorily studied by a candidate as a core requirement is

termed as a Discipline Specific Core course.

1.2 Elective Course: Generally a course which can be chosen from a pool of courses and which may be very specific or specialized or

advanced or supportive to the discipline/ subject of study or which provides an extended scope or which enables an exposure to some other

discipline/subject/domain or nurtures the candidate’s proficiency/skill is called an Elective Course.

1.2.1 Discipline Specific Elective (DSE) Course: Elective courses may be offered by the main discipline/subject of study is referred to as

Discipline Specific Elective. The University/Institute may also offer discipline related Elective courses of interdisciplinary nature (to be

offered by main discipline/subject of study).

1.2.2 Project Work/Dissertation: An elective course designed to acquire special/advanced knowledge, such as supplement study/support

study to a project work, and a candidate studies such a course on his own with an advisory support by a teacher/faculty member is called

dissertation/project.

1.2.3 Generic Elective (GE) Course: An elective course chosen generally from an unrelated discipline/subject, with an intention to seek

exposure is called a Generic Elective.

1.3 Ability Enhancement Courses (AEC)/Competency Improvement Courses/Skill Development Courses (SEC)/Foundation Course:

The Ability Enhancement (AE) Courses may be of two kinds: AE Compulsory Course (AECC) and AE Elective Course (AEEC)/Skill

Enhancement Course(SEC). “AECC” courses are the courses based upon the content that leads to Knowledge enhancement. They include ((i)

Environmental Science, (ii) English/MIL Communication). These are mandatory for all disciplines. AEEC courses are value-based and/or

skill-based and are aimed at providing hands-on-training, competencies, skills, etc.

1.3.1 AE Compulsory Course (AECC): Environmental Science, English Communication/MIL Communication.


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1.3.2 AE Elective Course (AEEC)/SEC: These courses may be chosen from a pool of courses designed to provide value-based and/or skill-

based instruction.

1.4 Project work/Dissertation is considered as a special course involving application of knowledge in solving / analyzing /exploring a real

life situation / difficult problem. A Project/Dissertation work would be of 2/4 credits. A Project/Dissertation work may be given in lieu of a

discipline specific elective paper.

2, Subject Offering:

There will be four subjects in Semester I & II consisting 3 Core Subjects (6 Credits each) and a 4 Credit EVS/Ability Enhancement

Compulsory Courses (AECC)

2.1, For Arts, Commerce & BBA Students:

Student will have to choose 2 Courses from the subject combinations provided by the concerned College and 1 Course from

English/Hindi/Dogri/Urdu/Punjabi as three Discipline Specific Core (DSC) Courses and one from AECC.

Semester Discipline Specific Core (DSC) Course Ability Enhancement Compulsory Courses (AECC)

Semester-I

English-1 / MIL-1 (Hindi/Dogri/Urdu/Punjabi)

DSC-1A

DSC-2A (6-Credit each)

1. Communication English-1 / MIL-1

2. Environmental Science

(4 Credit each)

Semester-II

MIL-1 (Hindi/Dogri/Urdu/Punjabi) / English-1

DSC-1B

DSC-2B (6-Credit each)



(4 Credit each)

Note: 1) Student who opts English-1 as Core course in Semester-I, will have to opt MIL-1 as Core course in Semester-II or Vice-Versa 2) Student who opts English-1 as Core course in Semester-I, will have to opt Environmental Science as AECC in the Semester-I and Communication English in Semester-II and those who choose MIL-1 as Core course in Semester-I will have to opt Communication English as AECC in Semester-1 and Environmental Science in Semester-II. 2.2, For Science Students:

Student will have to choose 3 Courses from the subject combinations provided by the concerned College as three Discipline Specific Core

(DSC) Courses and one from AECC.


Semester-I

DSC-1A

DSC-2A

DSC-3A (6-Credit each)



(4 Credit each)

Semester-II

DSC-1B

DSC-2B

DSC-3B (6-Credit each)



(4 Credit each)

Note: 1) Student who opts English Communication as AECC in Semester-I, will have to opt Environmental Sc. in Semester-II or Vice-Versa.


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2.3, For Home Science Students:

Student will have to take 3 Courses as three Discipline Specific Core (DSC) Courses of 6 Credit each and one from AECC.


2.4, For BCA Students:


Semester-I

DSC-1A 4 Credit

DSC-2A 4 Credit

DSC-3A 6 Credit

Practical 4 Credit



(4 Credit each)

Semester-II

DSC-1B 4 Credit

DSC-2B 4 Credit

DSC-3B 6 Credit

Practical 4 Credit



(4 Credit each)


3, The Schedule of Merit Based Admissions for the Session 2016-17 is as under:

(Publication of merit lists shall be subject to availability of seats)

4, Dates of Admission for Students

The admission of students to B.A./B.Sc./B.Com./BBA/BCA courses of Constituent Colleges shall be as follows:

a) 19th June 2017 to 10th July 2017 – without late fee

Commencement of filling of online application form through website:

http://clujammu.in

29th May 2017

Last date of filling of online application form 13th June 2017

Last date of acceptance of fee in Bank 15th June 2017

Display of Merit Lists and Admission in respective Colleges

1st Select list and admission of students thereof 19th June to 21st June 2017

2nd Select list and admission of students thereof 24th June to 28th June 2017

3rd Select list and admission of students thereof 29th June to 1st July 2017

4th Select list and admission of students thereof 3rd July to 6th July 2017

5th Select list and admission of students thereof 8th July to 10th July 2017

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b) 11th July 2017 to 20th July 2017 – with late fee of Rs. 500/- of the students from the select lists only subject to availability of seats.

c) The Vice-Chancellor may consider grant of late admission for 10 days only after the expiry of last date as per (b) above on payment of

special late fee of Rs 2500/-.

Thereafter no admission shall be made.

Class work shall start from 3rd week of July.

Note:- No candidate whose result of Higher Secondary Part-II has been modified after re-evaluation shall be admitted to the Semester-I of

B.A./B.Sc./B.Com./B.B.A./B.C.A. etc courses after the expiry of last date of admission.

5, Guidelines for filling online Application Form:

The admission shall be held in following courses:

Bachelor in Arts

Bachelor in Science

Bachelor in Home Science

Bachelor in Commerce

Bachelor in Business Administration

Bachelor in Computer Applications

The entire process of admission to B.A/B.Sc./ BCA/B.Com./BBA/Home Science Semester-I is online, making it student friendly,

transparent and hassle free. The eligible students, desirous of seeking admission are required to go through the guidelines, contained

in Online Admission Brochure.

The online admission process shall be completed in 2 phases.

Before proceeding for Online Admission process keep ready soft copies of your Passport size Photograph and Specimen Signature in

jpg/jpeg format in the range of 5-50 KB.

Phase-I

Candidates will be required to apply online exclusively through the website: www.clujammu.in

Candidates are advised to fill application form very carefully and only after going through Admission Brochure available online.

Candidate can apply for admission to two Colleges using a single application form. There will three subject combination options for

each college.

Candidate will be required to enter his/her personal and academic details and the subject combinations preferences.

(Subject combination once allotted cannot be changed after the admission)

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On successful submission of the application form, an acknowledgement containing the Name and Admission Code of the concerned

candidate shall be send through email and SMS. The candidate is required to keep record of this acknowledgement message for future

reference.

Once the pre-admission application form is submitted online, the candidate is required to pay the requisite fee of Rs 100/- through a

payment gateway using Credit/Debit card or through an online generated challan in any Branch of the J&K Bank through offline

mode. On payment of the requisite fee the process for the pre-admission online process will be completed.

NOTE: 1. Incomplete and application forms without requisite fee shall be rejected.

2. Students can submit challan on the same day of filling of online application.

Students are advised to apply in more than one college to secure his/her admission. Students need not to submit the hard copy of pre-

admission application form or any document in the college during the 1st phase.

The admission of the students is liable to be cancelled in the event of wrong information furnished by him/her in the Application Form

submitted online.

The students belonging to any reserved category should mention only if documentary support to this effect is already obtained from

the issuing authority. No under process certificate will be entertained.

Students can "Edit" their particulars in the application form before the last date for submission of forms.

NOTE: A pre-admission application form shall be rejected if the payment is not deposited through auto generated challan within the

specified time period and in such cases the application form will not be processed and liable for rejection by the committee.

Phase-II

The select list of students for admission will be drawn up by the college admission committee. The selection status and the subject

combination allotted to a student will be sent to him /her through e-mail/SMS alert. Besides, the select list shall also be displayed on Website

of Cluster University of Jammu (www.clujammu.in ) and on the Notice Boards of the Constituent Colleges.

If shortlisted, the student shall have to visit the website again and now take the printout of the admission form on A4 paper by clicking

the "Print" option.

Now click the "Print Challan" button to get the printed copy of the prefilled admission fee details for deposition of the fee.

The admission fee should only be deposited in the bank fee counter situated in the constituent college after the verifications of the

documents by the admission committee.

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Enclose all the documents as required along with affidavit / affidavits, duly attested, and the bank challan, with the signed admission

form and then submit the same to the concerned admission committee in the college for verification of the documents and the details

contained in the form.

Once approved by the concerned admission committee, the student shall be required to deposit the admission fee at the fee

counter in the college.

In case of any problem drop an email at [email protected] (Admission Helpline) or visit the

concerned college and contact the online admission coordinator of that college.

6, Documents to attached with admission form

6.1, FOR ALL CANDIDATES

i. Provisional/Transfer Certificate in original form Head of the Institution last attended.

ii. Self-attested Photostat copy of DOB Certificate.

iii. Character Certificate in original from the Institution last attended.

iv. Two self-attested photocopies of Class XII marks sheet.

v. One recent passport size photograph.

vi. Transfer certificate of Father/Guardian in case of children of Army or any other Central Govt. Employee serving in the state.

vii. One self-attested photocopy for each of the category certificates.

viii. Affidavits as per the requirement.

NOTE: Candidates are required to bring all ORIGINAL DOCUMENTS FOR VERIFICATION purpose at the time of admission.

6.2, In addition to above mentioned all other candidates those who have passed class XII other than JKBOSE are required to submit

the following:

i. Eligibility Certificate (available in the college free of cost).

ii. Migration Certificate in original.

7, Mode of Payment

The prescribed application fee shall be deposited in any branch of J&K Bank and deposit the entrance fee through Payment Challan generated

online or through the Payment Gateway using Credit/Debit Card.

mailto:[email protected]


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Statues Governing Admissions to Three Year B.A./B.Sc./ B.Sc Home Science/ B.Com.(Gen.)/ BBA /BCA

Programmes in the Constituent Colleges of Cluster University of Jammu

The University has adopted the Choice Based Credit System (CBCS) from the Academic Session 2017-18 for undergraduate courses offered

in various constituent colleges of the University.

(1) ELIGIBILITY CONDITIONS:

(a) B.A. Programme

The admission to B.A. (General) Programme Semester-I shall be open to a candidate who has passed the Higher Secondary Part-II

examination (10+2Pattern) of the Jammu and Kashmir State Board of School Education or an examination recognized as equivalent thereto.

i) No candidate will offer Mathematics/Applied Mathematics for B.A. Semester-I Course unless he/she has qualified the Higher

Secondary Part-II (10+2 pattern) examination with Mathematics.

ii) No candidate will opt Statistics for B.A. Semester-I unless he/she has qualified the Higher Secondary Part-II (10+2 pattern)

examination with Mathematics/Business Mathematics/ Statistics.

(b) B.Sc. Programme

The admission to B.Sc. Programme Semester-I shall be open to a candidate who has passed the Higher Secondary Part-II examination (10+2

Pattern) of the Jammu and Kashmir State Board of School Education or an examination recognized as equivalent thereto with Science Stream.

Except in the case of Geology and Geography no candidate for the B.Sc. Semester-I examination, shall take up any subject unless he had

taken up same subject in Higher Secondary Part-II of 10+2 pattern or an equivalent examination, provided that a candidate having passed

Higher Secondary Part-II examination with-

i) Biology based subjects in Hr Sec Part II will be eligible to take up Botany or Zoology or Biotechnology in the B.Sc. Semester-I.

ii) Mathematics and Physics as subjects in Hr. Sec Part II will be eligible to take up Electronics in the B.Sc. Semester-I.

iii) No candidate will offer Mathematics/Applied Mathematics for B.Sc. Semester-I Course unless he/she has qualified the Higher

Secondary Part-II (10+2 pattern) examination with Mathematics.

iv) No candidate will opt Statistics for B.A./B.Sc. Semester-I unless he/she has qualified the Higher Secondary Part-II (10+2 pattern)

examination with Mathematics/Business Mathematics/ Statistics.

(c) B.Com Programme

The admission to B.Com.(General) Programme Semester-I shall be open to a candidate who has passed the Higher Secondary Part-II

examination (10+2 Pattern) of the Jammu and Kashmir State Board of School Education or an examination recognized as equivalent thereto

with Commerce stream. A candidate after having passed Higher Secondary Part-II examination in stream other than Commerce stream with

atleast 50% marks in the aggregate shall be allowed to seek admission to the B.Com. Semester-I. Only 10% of such candidates shall be

allowed in each of the constituent colleges.


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(d) Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) Programme

Admission to Semester-I of BBA Programme, shall be open to those candidates who have passed Higher Secondary Part-II examination

(under 10+2 pattern) of the J&K State Board of School Education or an examination recognized by the University as equivalent thereto and

has obtained not less than 50% of the aggregate marks in the qualifying examination in case of General Category candidates and 45% marks

in case of SC/ST candidates.

(e) Bachelor of Computer Applications (BCA) Programme

Admission to Semester-I of BCA Programme shall be open to those candidates who have passed Higher Secondary Part-II examination

(under 10+2 pattern) of the J&K State Board of School Education or an examination recognized by the University as equivalent thereto with

Mathematics as one of the elective subjects and has obtained not less than 50% of the aggregate marks in the qualifying examination in case

of General Category and 45% marks in case of SC/ST candidates.

(f) B.Sc Home Science

Admission to Semester-I of B.Sc Home Science Programme, shall be open to a candidate who has passed Higher Secondary Part-II

examination (10+2 pattern) of the Jammu &Kashmir Board of School Education or an examination recognized as equivalent thereto with full

Home Science or Home Science or Science (Medical / Non- Medical) as a subject/subjects.

(2) Submission of Application form:

Application for admissions to Three Year B.A./B.Sc./ B.Sc Home Science/ B.Com.(Gen.)/ BBA /BCA Programmes in the Constituent

Colleges shall be submitted online as per the dates specified in the admission notification.

(3) Dates of Admission for Students:

The admission of students to B.A./B.Sc./B.Com./BBA/BCA etc course Odd Semesters, under CBCS, of constituent Colleges shall start as per

the dates specified in the admission notification. The Principal of a College may grant late admission to the students who fail to seek

admission within the statutory period on payment of late fee, as admissible from time to time, subject to availability of seats, for a period of

10 days after the last date of admission. The Vice-Chancellor may consider grant of late admission for one month only after the expiry of last

date on payment of such fee as prescribed at that time.

(4) SEATS: Number and Distribution:

The number of seats in the constituent colleges under different programmes of study shall be determined before the commencement of the

academic session.

(5) Reserved Category Seats:

An increment of 5% marks shall be given to students belonging to reserved categories as listed in SRO-126 dated 28-06-1994 and 294 of

2005 dated 21-10-2005. This benefit shall only be considered on the basis of documentary proof. In no case Under Process Certificate shall be

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6) Assessment in Achievement Categories:

Credit for achievement in Sports/Cultural and Literary, and NCC/NSS/Bharat Scouts & Guides activities, i.e. reserved categories shall be

given to a candidate seeking admission under these reserved categories subject to the following conditions:

Schedule for verification of achievements made by a candidate during 2-year tenure of the qualifying degree/diploma programme as

a regular student

SPORTS

S. No Event/Activity participated

1 National School Games under the auspices of School Games Federation of India

2 Vijay Hazare U-17 Tournament under Board of Central for Cricket

3 Vijay Merchant Tournament U-17/U-15/U-14

4 U-19 C.K.K. Naidu Trophy or U-19 Coach Bihar

5 Women Sports Competition under Sports Authority of India or Federation Cup or All India Open Tournament Under

respective Federation.

6 All India Rural Sports competition under Sports authority of India

7 Mini National Championship under respective Federation.

8 National Sub Junior Championship under respective Federation

(7) General

(a) No candidate who wishes to enter a course of study prescribed by the University shall be admitted to a constituent college unless he/she

has passed the qualifying examination for admission to such course as prescribed by the Statutes.

(b) A candidate shall be deemed to be student of a constituent college as soon as he/she has been accepted for enrolment by the Principal and

has paid the prescribed fee for the course. The admission shall, however, be provisional unless regularized by the University. Provided that

nothing in this Statute shall be deemed to require the colleges to admit to any course of study not more than the sanctioned intake capacity in

a particular course in the college.

Provided further that a student of a constituent college, who remains absent or fails in an examination of the University, shall cease to be a

student of that college or institution thereafter and the question of his/her re-admission to the same class of the college shall rest with the

Principal of the college.

Provided also that payment made in shape of fee paid by a student (which is refundable in case admission or re-admission is refused) does not

automatically confirm the right of admission or continuation as a student in the college.

(c) Production of conduct certificate on admission:

i) A candidate, while applying for admission to a constituent college, shall submit with his/her application a certificate of his/her conduct

signed by the Head of the Institution in which he/she was studying during the year previous to his/her joining the college.


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ii) Provided that a student who has not previously attended any college as a regular student shall, in lieu thereof furnish to the Principal of

the College in which he/she desires to pursue his/her studies, a certificate of conduct signed by a First Class Magistrate or Principal of

any constituent/affiliated college.

iii) The Principal of a constituent college shall be competent to cancel admission of a student enrolled for a programme of study in the

college if he/she remains absent continuously for a period of 20 days without permission of the Principal concerned.

(8) Notification and Fee:

Names of the candidates selected for admission shall be notified from time to time on the Notice Board of the Concerned Department/website

of the University. The candidates shall be required to watch such notifications and comply with the instructions given in all respects failing

which their selection shall be cancelled and no complaint will be entertained in this regard.

Admission fee and other charges payable by each student selected for admission to a program of study shall be such as may be prescribed

from time to time.

Provided that if a student having been admitted to a program in a teaching department and having deposited the required fees is selected

subsequently, in the same session, in any other department/constituent college of the University, shall be allowed transfer of fee deposited by

him/her, by the Admission Committee.

(9) Refund of Fee:

If a student having been admitted to a program discontinues, deduction of fee deposited shall be as under:

S.No Open/Reserved Categories

Refund Amount to be deducted

1 Within the period of admission Rs.1000/-

Thereafter no refund claim shall be entertained.

(10) Merit Determination:

Admission to various under graduate courses of the Cluster University of Jammu shall be made on the basis of academic merit of the eligible

candidates in the qualifying examination. The merit shall be calculated considering English and four Core Courses taken together.

(11) Appellate Committee:

In case a candidate has any specific grievance regarding deviation from Statutes governing admission, he may appeal to the Appellate

Committee through Head of the concerned Department, on the prescribed form along with the requisite fee by the date notified for the

purpose. Such an appeal along with the observation of the Head of the Department, shall be considered by the Appellate Committee whose

decision in the matter shall be final and binding. It shall be obligatory for the appellant to appear in person before the Committee if called

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(12) Interpretation of Statutes

In case of interpretation of Statutes the matter will be referred to the Vice-Chancellor whose decision shall be final and binding.

AFFIDAVITS

ANNEXURE-1 FOR ALL CANDIDATES

"I _______________________son/daughter of ____________________________ R/O ______________________________hereby declare:

1. that I am seeking provisional admission to _________________________class of the ___________________ course in the

_______________________ College in the academic session 2017-18 on the basis of my merit in the qualifying examination

2. That I have not sought admission in any academic/professional/technical/Government/private institution inside or outside the state.

3. That in case I seek admission or get selected academic/professional/technical/Government/private institution inside or outside the

state, I shall immediately bring to the notice of the College authorities and get myself discharged from the College before getting

myself admitted to any of the above mentioned institutions.

4. That I shall abide by the rules and norms of the College in order to keep the decorum and discipline of the institution.

5. I further undertake that I shall not misbehave/indulge in any unlawful and anti-social activity. In case I am found involved in such like

activities, I shall be punished.

DEPONENT

ANNEXURE-2 FOR CANDIDATES PASSING CLASS-XII OTHER THAN JKBOSE

"I _______________________son/daughter of ____________________________ R/O ________________________________hereby

declare that I am seeking provisional admission to _________________________class of the ___________________ course in the

_______________________ College on the understanding that my admission to the semester-I is provisional and is subject to confirmation

on the issue of certificate of eligibility by the University under rules. If for any reason, whatsoever, the University declines to issue the said

certificate, my provisional admission will automatically stand cancelled".

Such provisional admission shall entitle a candidate to join the college at his/her own risk and responsibility on the condition that he/she

obtains a final certificate of eligibility before the declaration of the result of the University examination to which the candidate has been

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Provided further that the request for grant of provisional admission should be made to the University immediately as soon as the candidate

applies to the Principal of the College for seeking admission to the University: Provided also that the conditions governing the issue of

Eligibility Certificate shall not apply to such students who have passed an examination of the Jammu and Kashmir Board of School

Education.

DEPONENT

ANNEXURE-3 ANTI RAGGING AFFIDAVIT

I,___________________________________________ (full name of student) s/o d/o Mr./Mrs./Ms. ______________________________

____________________________________ having been admitted to ___________________________________________________College

1a) I will not indulge in any behaviour or act that may be constituted as ragging under Regulations.

b) I will not participate in or abet or propagate through any act of commission or omission that may be constituted as ragging Regulations.

2) I hereby affirm that, if found guilty of ragging, I am liable for punishment according to the Regulations, without prejudice to any other

criminal action that may be taken against me under any penal law or any law for the time being in force.

3) I hereby declare that I have not been expelled or debarred from admission in any institution in the country on account of being found guilty

of, abetting or being part of a conspiracy to promote, ragging; and further affirm that, in case the declaration is found to be untrue, I am aware

that my admission is liable to be cancelled.

4) Along with the above mentioned points I do hereby declare that

a) I will obey the code of conduct of the institute and do not indulge in any kind of in-disciplined activity while in and off the institution

campus.

b. I will be solely responsible for any kind of accident/mishap caused on account of the above mentioned clause (4.a).

DEPNENT

ANNEXURE-4 FOR CANDIDATES WITH GAP

I...................................................Son/Daughter of.....................................................Resident of …………................................. do

hereby solemnly declare as under:

(a) that I have passed 10+2 examination during the session……………… in the year .............. from………………Board.


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(b) that I am seeking admission in ………………………………………………………………………… during the session 2017-18.

(c) that during the gap period I was neither employed nor sought admission in any Academic/Professional/Technical/Private Institution or

got it cancelled before applying for admission.

DEPONENT

*For candidates applying for admission after a lapse of time following graduation.


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15. Fee Structure UG Courses

Fee to be realized at the time of admission and deposited in the receipt/concern funds of the Cluster University/Constituent College funds.

Part - A Fee structure for B.A./B.Sc./B.Com./Honours Degree Program.

S. No. Fee Structure CU Share in Rs. College share in Rs.

1 Admission Fee 200 0

2 Pool Fund 1050 0

3 Student Aid Fund 0 100

4 Games/Sports Fund 0 220

5 Building maintenance Fund 0 200

6 Reading Room Fund 0 50

7 Furniture Fund 0 70

8 Stationary Fund 0 35

9 Magazine/Identity card Fund 0 130

10 Motor Vehicle Fund 0 60

11 Students service/Seminar/ Cultural activities Fund 0 100

12 Excursion Fund 0 90

13 Medical Aid Fund 0 25

14 Relief Fund 0 10

15 Red Cross Fund 0 10

16 Miscellaneous Fund 0 60

17 EduSat Fund 0 25

18 Students Insurance Fee 0 100

19 NSS Fund 0 50

Total 1250 1335


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Part - B Laboratory Fund S. No. Fee Structure CU Share in Rs. College share in Rs.

1 Laboratory fund for student using one lab. 0 300

2 Laboratory fund for student using two labs. 0 600

3 Laboratory fund for student using three labs. 0 900

Part - C In respect of Vocational/Applied subjects, the additional fee shall be charged as per the following rates

Fee Structure CU Share in Rs. College share in Rs.

Arts Stream 0 1,000

Commerce Stream 0 1,000

Home Science Stream 0 1,500

Science Stream (General) 0 1,500

Information Technology/Computer Applications 0 2,200

Mass Communication & Video production 0 2,200

Food Technology 0 2,200

Bio-Technology 0 3,000

Part - D Additional Fee for Professional/Honours Courses shall be charged as per the following rates.

S. No. Fee Structure CU Share in Rs. College share in Rs.

1 BCA 10000 3000 7000

2 BBA 5000 1500 3500

3 B.Ed 6000 1800 4200

4 B. A. Honours 5000 1500 3500

5 B.Sc. Honours 6000 1800 4200

6 B.Com. Honours 6000 1800 4200


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Part - E Additional fee S. No. Fee Structure CU Share in Rs. College share in Rs.

1 Subject Tour fund per subject* 0 100

2 Application processing fee for UG per stream 100 0

3

Application/Entrance processing fee for PG/Honours/Integrated courses.

General 700 0

SC/ST/ST of Leh & Kargil 600 0

4 Application processing fee for self-financing seat (in addition to normal fee)

300 0

5 Fee for filing Appeal 300 0

* EVS, Bio-Technology, Botany, Geology. Zoology, Geography, BCA, Psychology etc.

Part - F Cluster University Component S. No. Fee Structure CU Share in Rs. College share in Rs.

1 Registration Fee (one time) 300 0

2 Development Fund 100 0

3 Sports Development Fund 440 0

4 Corpus Fund 180 0

5 DIQA Fee 180 0

6 Red Cross Fee 20 0

7 Digitalization and Networking Fund 180 0

8 NSS Fee 110 0

9 Cultural Fee 130 0

10 Examination Development Fund 240 0

Total 1880 0


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Part - G Examination Fee Per Semester S. No. Fee Structure CU Share in Rs. College share in Rs.

1 Full Subjects B.A./B.Sc./B.Com/Honours per semester

600 100

2 Practical fee B.A./B.Sc./B.Com./Honours per semester per subject

100 0

3 Full Subjects BBA/BCA per semester 700 100

4 Practical fee BBA/BCA per semester per subject 100 0

5 Full Subjects B.Ed. per semester 850 100

6 Teaching Practical fee B.Ed. per semester 800 0

7 Examination Maintenance Fund (EMF) per semester

Rs.120/- as Service Charges (to be retained by the Controller of Examination)

Note: Examination & Practical fee to be realized at the time of admission for two semesters.