FROM THE DESK OF THE PRINCIPAL - DR. JAGMEET MADAN · It has also been granted One Major and 6 Minor Research Project Grant from University Grant Commission (2017-2018). SVT experience

Dear Students,

FROM THE DESK OF THE PRINCIPAL - DR. JAGMEET MADAN

We are proud to share that the college after the Fourth UGC Expert Committee Visit in September 2017 was successfully granted an extension of Autonomous status from 2017- 2022.The College has maximized its Academic Autonomy to initiate a number of Innovative New Programs in the last three years successively.

A warm welcome to all new entrants of Sir Vithaldas Thackersey College of Home Science (Autonomous) SNDT Women's University Juhu, Mumbai.

Congratulations to all of you to take the first step to be a part of the SNDT Women's University- the first women's university in India – a place for a New Age women empowered to take on the challenges of the twenty first century!

Sir Vithaldas Thackersey College of Home Science is the First Autonomous College in the state of Maharashtra and has retained its Autonomous status for two decades with Academic Excellence. It has been Re-accredited by NAAC with “A” Grade and a coveted honor of College with Potential for Excellence (CPE PHASE-III ; 2015-2020) from the University Grants Commission (UGC).

The college has been honoured with the prestigious Rashtriya UchatarShiksha Abhiyan (RUSA -2 )In fratructure Grant in 2018-2019.

2016-2017: BSc Honors program in 7 specializations under Faculty of Home Science with Choice Based Credits (140 credits) system- the first step to strengthen the academic inputs in each specialization under Faculty of Home Science with immense professional opportunities. The program facilitates development of a broad base with each component of the program geared towards harnessing vocational growth.

2017-2018 : MSc. Specialized Dietetics with three specializations – Diabetes and Cardiac Nutrition; Pediatric Nutrition; Renal Nutrition with collaboration with reputed medical organizations and hospitals. One of the First Programs in India to give a cutting edge to students to develop competence in specialized areas of clinical nutrition along with the broad based approach- the emerging need of the medical and health care in India

2018-2019 : M.Design (Fashion Design) – Innovative Master's Program in Fashion Designing offered by Sir Vithaldas College of Home Science (Autonomous) under the Faculty of Design, SNDTWU, Mumbai.

2019-2020 : The College is in the process of 4 th Cycle of NAAC Reaccreditation.

It has also been granted One Major and 6 Minor Research Project Grant from University Grant Commission (2017-2018).

SVT experience is filled with a number of fun activities organized through the year by the student council to make the ambience of the college vibrant. In essence being an “ SVTite” is going to be an enriching, fun-filled and satisfying experience!

Welcome aboard…..

Best wishes

Dr Jagmeet Madan

The College has been Granted Two International Projects Grants approved by USDA and American Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics , USA(2017-2018)

The academic autonomy facilitates innovative ICT enabled teaching learning and evaluation methods with a lot of emphasis on practical work, on the job hands on training coupled with mandatory internship. There is career guidance and placement cell which helps students choose the right career path. The institution has planned a number of self-financed courses which can be taken by the students as value added courses.

The college fosters overall development with a focus on academics, sports, gymkhana activities and a number of student friendly initiatives throughout the course work. There are a series of student led initiatives under NSS and Community outreach programs in rural and urban areas. The college has also spear headed a number of National and State level initiatives in the field of Nutrition, New Education Policy and Early childhood Care.

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Content PageNo.

About SNDT Women’s University, Mumbai

About Sir Vithaldas Thackersey College of Home Science (Autonomous)

Administrative Heads of the College

Milestones

Gold Medals

Scholarships and Awards

Salient FeaturesAcademic Programs at a Glance

Ability Enhancement Courses

Generic Electives

Core Courses and Discipline Specific Electives Details of Specialization in-

7. Textiles and Apparel Designing

1. Developmental Counselling

2. Early Childhood Care and Education

3. Food, Nutrition and Dietetics

4. Hospitality and Tourism Management

5. Interior Design and Resource Management

6. Mass Communication and Extension

Admission Procedure

Examination System and Rules

Fee Structure and Rules for Refund

College RulesFAQ's (Frequently Asked Questions)

APPENDIX:

Student Friendly Initiativesa) College Financial Aid Fund

b) Freeship / Scholarship

c) Earn While Learn Scheme

d) Student Mentorship and Counsellinge) General Information

About the College

d) List of No-teaching Staff

a) College Committees

b) Anti-Ragging Committee

c) Internal Complaints Committee

Sir VithaldasThackersey Alumni Association

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SNDT Women's University

S.N.D.T. Women's University established in 1916 heralded the beginning of formal

higher education for women in India and South-East Asia. The institution was the

fruition of the founder, Maharshi Dr. Dhondo Keshav Karve's vision for the

empowerment of women. The realization was possible with the financial support

of the philanthropist Sir Vithaldas Thackersey, The headquarters of the University is

at the Churchgate campus in Mumbai and the other two campuses are located at Juhu,

Mumbai and Maharshi Karve Road, Pune.

Founder of the University

Bharat Ratna Maharshi Dhonde Keshav Karke (18th April 1858 – 9th Nov 1962)

was a Humanist, an evangel of emancipation both for Hindu widows and for

womanhood at large. A pioneering figure moved by the magnificent instinct that

upheld the progress of womanhood as the purest and the surest test of the

progress of the civilization, the establishment of Shreemati Nathibai Damodar

Thackersey Indian Women's University was the culmination of an odyssey.

The founding father advocated women's education as instrumental in women's

empowerment by enabling them to be economically independent and to be able

to think for themselves. S.N.D.T Women's University was started in 1916 by

the eminent social reformer Maharshi Professor D. K. Karve with the aim of

educating girls for self-reliance.

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SIR VITHALDAS THACKERSEY COLLEGE OF HOME SCIENCE

SIR VITHALDAS THACKERSEY COLLEGE OF HOME SCIENCE – Mumbai, established

in 1959, was the first institution in Mumbai to offer Home Science at a degree level. It is

also the first college of S.N.D.T. Women's University to be granted autonomous status

from the year 1995-96. Being an autonomous college, it is governed by statutory bodies

such as Board of Management, (chaired by the Vice Chancellor of S.N.D.T. Women's

University), Finance Board, Academic Council, Board of Studies of each department,

faculty committee comprising of teaching and non teaching staff and other functional

departments and committees. Sir Vithaldas Thackersey College of Home Science

(Autonomous) SNDT Women's University has been a proud recipient of “A” Grade in rd

the 3 cycle of Re-accreditation of National Assessment and Accreditation Council nd

(NAAC), 22 February, 2014 (2014-2019). The college has also become honored by

University Grants Commission (UGC) as 'College with Potential for Excellence' in

three phases (Phase 1 – 2006-2009 & Phase 2 – 2009-2012); presently phase III (2015-2020).

The munificence of Thackersey made it possible to have a separate college of Home

Science. It started with a modest enrollment of 23 students and a few dedicated teachers

who worked under the guidance of expert home scientist from India and the United

States of America. Under the Technical Co-operation Mission and the Government of

India, the College received equipments for laboratories, books on the subjects, technical

assistance through American experts and foreign training for its Home Science teachers.

In 1967, it was named as Sir Vithaldas Thackersey College of Home Science. Instructions

under the degree program were initially offered in three media – English, Gujarati and

Marathi. However, with the increasing demand and popularity of the academic field of

Home Science, the College switched over entirely to the medium of English in 1975.

With the rapid expansion of the College in the University premises at Churchgate, the

College was shifted in 1977 to the spacious 21 acre campus of the University at Juhu.

The impressive building boasts of large, airy well furnished classrooms, laboratories

equipped with the most modern apparatus / equipments, a modern and sophisticated

computer centre, a good library and a Students” Hostel, the spacious ground of the

campus for sports and other extra-curricular activities.2

(Established - 1959)

The students of Sir Vithaldas Thackersey College of Home Science (Autonomous) have

shown their acumen not only in the academic field but in variegated co-curricular activities

such as Elocution, Drama, Music, Dance, Sports, Athletics, N.S.S. program and have

proved their mettle at Inter University State and National level competitions. The most

accurate marker of the success of an academic institution is its alumni. Today, the SVT

graduates are contributing all over the world in reputed institutes and organizations of

industry, from research, academics, national organizations with many of them as

successful entrepreneurs.

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ADMINSTRATIVE HEADS OF THE COLLEGE

PRINCIPAL

VICE PRINCIPAL

CONTROLLER OF EXAMINATION

DEPUTY CONTROLLER OF EXAMINATION

COLLEGE LIBRERIAN

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT

ACCOUNTANT

: Dr. Jagmeet Madan

: Ms. Manjiri Bhalerao

: Dr. Rekha Battalwar

: Ms. Vidya Thakur

: Dr. SachinVaidya

: Ms. Sadhana Landge

: Ms. Priya Kudkar

HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS

DEPARTMENT

HUMAN DEVELOPMENT

FOOD, NUTRITION AND DIETETICS

RESOURCE MANAGEMENT

MASS COMMUNICATION AND

EXTENSION

TEXTILES AND APPAREL DESIGNING

HEADS OF THE DEPARTMENT

Ms. Archana Jain

Ms. Madhuri Nigudkar

Ms. Chetna Raje

Ms. Vipra Banerjee

Ms. Armaiti Shukla

DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH

Ms. Sangeeta Chhowala

(Teacher In-charge)

Mr. Prakash Navgire

DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE

Dr. Rajeshree Shinde

(Teacher In-charge)

Dr. Amar Dhere

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S.N.D.T. WOMEN'S UNIVERSITY JUHU, MUMBAI 400 049

(AUTONOMOUS)

YEAR MILESTONE

1959 First Institution to offer Home Science Programme at an Under Graduate Level in Maharashtra.

Honoured with the name of the Founder – Sir Vithaldas Thackersey 1967 College of Home Science

College shifted to the spacious 21 acre campus and New building designed 1977 by renowned architecture Mr. Charles Correa at S.N.D.T. Women's University, Juhu, Mumbai

Granted Autonomous Status by University Grants Commission (UGC), New Delhi.1995

Smt. Laxmiben Thackersey Library inaugurated.1997

Commencement of Self-Financed Program (Certificate/Diploma).1997

Accredited by NAAC with 5 stars and institutional score of 78.3%.1998

Smt. Pannaben Thackersey Sound Recording Studio inaugurated.1998

Extension of Autonomous Status granted by UGC, till 2010-2011.2004

Re-accredited by NAAC with B++ and institutional score between 80-85%.2004

a) UGC coveted honor of College with Potential for Excellence (CPE) 2006 (2006-2009) Phase I b) Initiated Post Graduate Diploma in Clinical Nutrition and Dietetics (PGCND )- A Self-Financed Program.

Golden Jubilee Year Celebrations & International Conference on 2008 “Multi-disciplinary Approach to Healthy and Participatory Ageing”.

College inducted for CPE grant Phase II (2009-2012).2011

UGC Granted Extension of Autonomous Status for 6 years (2011-12 to 2016-17).2012

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S.N.D.T. WOMEN'S UNIVERSITY JUHU, MUMBAI 400 049

(AUTONOMOUS)

2013 Institution of a Gold Medal for the Meritorious student (Topper) in Graduation

Programme under Faculty of Home Science, in memory of “Late Motibai Madhavji

Thackersey” at Sir Vithaldas Thackersey College of Home Science (Autonomous),

S.N.D.T. Women's University, Juhu, Mumbai.

Institution of Four Gold Medals for four departments under Faculty of Home Science:-2014

a) Department of Human Development in memory of “Late Ms. Nirmala Kher”.

b) Department of Food and Nutrition in memory of “Late Ranjit Kaur and

Swarnjit Singh Madan”.

c) Department of Resource Management in memory of “Late Dr. Kanta Malhotra”.

d) Department of Textiles and Apparel Designing in memory of “Late Mr. Krishnaraj

MD Thackersey”.

rd NAAC Re-accreditation (3 Cycle) with Grade A (CGPA 3.09).2014

a) UGC honor of College with Potential for Excellence (CPE – Phase III) 2015-2020.2015

b) Introduction of Choice Based Credit System with Electives at FYBSc.

Initiation of New Program BSc. (Honors) 140 credits & BSc. (Regular) 120 credits in 2016

seven specializations under Faculty of Home Science with Choice Based Credit System.

a) Initiation of Masters Program in Specialized Dietetics June 2017.2017

b) Extension of Autonomous Status 2017-2022.

a) Initiation of M. Design (Fashion Design )program under Faculty of Design , 2018

SNDTWU, Mumbai.

b) Received Coveted Honor of Rashtriya Uchchatar Shiksha Abhiyan (RUSA-2 )

Infrastructure Granta

YEAR MILESTONE

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GOLD MEDALS INSTITUTED FOR THE MERITORIOUS STUDENTS

Late Motibai Madhavji Thackersey" Gold Medal for Faculty of Home Science SVT

College of Home Science(Autonomous) SNDTWU, Mumbai

(Instituted in 2013-2014)

1)

"Late Mr. Krishnaraj MD Thackersey" Gold Medal for Department of Textile and

Apparel Designing.


“Late Ms. Nirmala Kher" Gold Medal for Department of Human Development


“Late Dr .Kanta Malhotra" Gold medal for Department of Resource Management


“Late Ranjit Kaur and Swarnjit Singh Madan" Gold Medal for Department of Food

and Nutrition


"Ms. Maninder Kaur And Mr. Harbans Singh Uppal" Gold Medal for Department

of Food and Nutrition, M.Sc. in Specialized Dietetics


“Late Dr. Madhab Chandra Das&Late Mrs. Nilima Das” Memorial Gold Medal for

Department of Textile and Apparel Designing


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SCHOLARSHIPS & AWARDS

Merit Scholarships are awarded for excellence in academics, sports and N.S.S.

Awards for FY BSc Students

MS. ZARINE SANJANA PRIZE: For securing highest marks in the subject of Communicative English (in Semester I)

LATE UMESHRAO SAVARKAR MEMORIAL PRIZE: For securing highest marks in the subject of English (in Semester II)

COL. PRAKASH PHOTOGRAPHY SCHOLARSHIP: For securing highest marks in subject Fundamentals of Photography

LATE DR. LAXMIKANT GUPTE MEMORIAL PRIZE: For securing highest marks in subject Entrepreneurship Development

Awards for TY BSc students:

LATE MRS. JAYABEN LAXMIDAS DAFTARY MEMORIAL PRIZE: For securing the highest marks in the specialization of Textiles and Apparel Designing

For securing highest marks in the specialization of MR. JAGDISH MISTRY PRIZE: Textile and Apparel Designing

For securing highest marks in the specialization LATE MR. JANAKRAJ KHANA PRIZE:of Textile and Apparel Designing

For securing the highest marks in theSMT. RASNARANI SHIRIN K. MANKAR PRIZE: specialization of Food, Nutrition and Dietetics

For securing the highest SMT. DEVAYANIBAI KACHESHWAR KURULKAR PRIZE:marks in the specialization of Food, Nutrition and Dietetics

For securing the highest marks in the specialization of MR. SUBHASH SHARMA PRIZE:Food, Nutrition and Dietetics

JOCY ENGINEERING AND CONSTRUCTION COMPANY PRIZE: For securing the highest marks in the specialization of Interior Design and Resource Management

For securing highest marks in securing the ENSA STEEL INDUSTRIES LTD. PRIZE:highest marks in the specialization of Hospitality and Tourism Management

For securing the highest marks in the subject BAJAJ HOUSEHOLD EQUIPMENT PRIZE:Consumer Durables from the Department of Resource Management

For securing the highest marks in the MRS. SARASWATI ALBANO MULLER PRIZE:specialization of Early Childhood Care and Education

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MR. JAGDISH MISTRY PRIZE: For securing highest marks in the specialization of Developmental Counseling

For securing highest marks in the LATE. SHRI. VINODRAI V. SHAH PRIZE:specialization of Department of Mass Communication & Extension

For securing highest marks in the specialization of Composite C. D. MEMORIAL PRIZE: Home Science (from Academic Year 2018-19 this prize can be given to overall topper of SY BSc)

For securing the highest marks in the Department MRS. SUHASINI PAIVAIDYA PRIZE:of Human Development

For securing highest marks in Department of DR. CHITRA JOSHI PRIZE:Resource Management

For securing first position at theLATE KUM. PUSHPA DHEERAJLAL DESAI PRIZE:TY B.Sc. Examination among all specializations

Securing First Position in Post Graduate Diploma in HARBANS SINGH UPPAL PRIZE:Clinical Nutrition and Dietetics

(from Academic Year 2018-19 this prize can be given to overall topper of MSc)

SCHOLARSHIPS & AWARDS

Awards for Sports:

MR. & MRS. P. G. DAMLE AWARD: For best sports woman of the year

Scholarships:

SMT. SUHASINI JAMBHEKAR SCHOLARSHIP: Financial assistance to the most deserving students of S.Y.B.Sc. for one year period.

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SALIENT FEATURES

SEMESTER SYSTEM / CHOICE BASED CREDIT / GRADE POINT AVERAGE•

ACADEMIC AUTONOMY

INNOVATIVE TEACHING AND EVALUATION METHODS

COMPUTER APPLICATION IN ALL SPECIALIZATIONS

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E CLASSROOMS

ICT ENABLED TEACHING LEARNING

COMPUTER RESOURCE CENTRE

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FIELD WORK AND PRACTICAL TRAINING

MANDATORY INTERNSHIP

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FREESHIPS / SCHOLARSHIPS / MENTORSHIP / COUNSELLING

EARN WHILE YOU LEARN

LEARNING DISABILITY FRIENDLY INNITIATIVES

FACILITIES FOR DIVYANGJAN

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ACADEMIC INDUSTRY INTERFACE / COLLABORATIVE PROJECTS

ENTREPRENEURSHIP , INCUBATION AND PLACEMENT CELL

CONSULTANCY SERVICES FOR INDUSTRY AND COMMUNITY

STUDENT LED COMMUNITY OUTREACH PROGRAM (RURAL AND URBAN)

ECO-FRIENDLY ENVIRONMENT

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SPORTS FACILITIES

EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

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ACADEMIC PROGRAMS AT A GLANCE IN

The college offers you a choice of any one of the 7 specializations to be a graduate with

Honors (140 Credits) or Regular program (120 credits)

DEVELOPMENTAL COUNSELLING

EARLY CHILDHOOD CARE AND EDUCATION

FOOD, NUTRITION AND DIETETICS+9

HOSPITALITY AND TOURISM MANAGEMENT

INTERIOR DESIGN AND RESOURCE MANAGEMENT

MASS COMMUNICATION AND EXTENSION

TEXTILES AND APPAREL DESIGNING

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ACADEMIC PROGRAMS AT A GLANCE IN

B.Sc.Program with Honors Credit Distribution

Type of Course

Core Courses


Skill Enhancement Courses

Generic Electives

Discipline Specific Electives

Indicatedas

CC

AEC

SEC

GE

DSE

Total Credits

I II04 08

08 --

08 12-- --

20 20

SemesterIII / IV V VI

20 18 14 20

02

--

--

--

02 -- -- --

-- 6 10 8

24

24

24

28

Credits

84

10

22

24

140

B.Sc.Program Regular Credit Distribution

Type of Course

Core Courses


Skill Enhancement Courses Generic Electives


Indicated as

AEC

SEC

GE

Total Credits

CC

DSE

20

I

04

08

08--

20

II

08

12--

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20

III / IV

16

02--

02

20

14

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14--

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06

20

Semester

VI16

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--

--

--

04

20 120

Credits

7210

22

16

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ABILITY ENHANCEMENT COURSES

The Ability Enhancement Courses may be of two kinds: Ability Enhancement Compulsory

Courses (AECC) and Skill Enhancement Courses (SEC). These courses are based upon the

content that leads to Knowledge enhancement and value based competencies and skills.

These are mandatory for all disciplines and program.

AEC and SEC Courses

B.Sc. for all Specializations

Credits B.Sc.

Sr.No

Code No.

Sem

este

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Ability Enhancement Courses /

Skill Enhancement Courses

10 credits (Regular) 10 credits (Honors) T

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Reg

ular

Hon

ors

1. LA101 I

Communicative English 4 - 8 8

2. SA101 Environmental Studies 4 - 3. HA200 III /

IV Gender Studies 2 -

2 2

Total Credits 10 10

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GENERIC ELECTIVES

Generic Elective (GE) course can be chosen by the student from other branches of the faculty of Home Science, with an intention to seek exposure and Knowledge beyond the specialization of their choice. These Elective Courses can enhance their personal and professional development.Each student has to takeone course from the Generic Elective courses offered from the other departments.

Generic Elective Courses credit distribution for all Specializations (Honors / Regular)

GE Courses

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Sr.

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8.

9.

10.

11.

12.

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Code

No.

Fg101

Fg102

Hg101

Hg102

Mg101

Mg102

Rg101

Rg102

Tg101

Tg102

Lg101

Lg102

Sg101

Lg201

MG201

Sem

este

r

I/ II

III/ IV

Department offering

the course

English or MCE

Department

FN Department

HD Department

MCE Department

RM Department

TAD Department

English or Science

Department

B.Sc. for all Specializations

Generic Elective Courses

Nutrition for Health Promotion OR

Fundamentals of Baking

Personal and Professional Relationships in Adulthood

OR Marriage and Parenting

Digital Photography OR

Voice Culture and Modulation

Consumer Education and Financial Literacy OR

Travel Arrangements and Formalities

Fashion Craft OR

Fundamentals of Fashion

Functional English OR

Advanced English OR

Science for Life

Foreign Language OR

Media and Information Literacy

Credits B.Sc.

Theo

ry

Pra

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al

Reg

ula

r

Honors

4 -

20

20

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4 - 4 - 4 - - 4

4 -

4 -

- 4

4 -

4

-

4 - 4

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- 2 2

2

- 2

Total Credits

22

22

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BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE GE COURSES

GE Courses offered by Department of Food and Nutrition-

Nutrition for Health Promotion

Do you want to be fit and healthy?This course provides substantial information on the importance of health, diet, nutrition andfitness. It will help students to ensure wellbeing of self and family. It emphasizes the significance of a healthy, nutritious and balanced diet in achieving good health and fitness for life.

OR

Fundamentals of Baking

This is an attractive hands on training course to develop skills in preparation of baked items like bread, biscuits etc. The course will provide scientific insights and develop skill, art and craft of baking.

GE Courses offered by Department of Human Development-

Personal and Professional Relationships in Adulthood

Marriage and Parenting

Our interpersonal relations are greatly linked with our overall success in life. This subject focuses on understanding the 'what ' , 'why' and 'how of relationships'. Choosing this subject will help you to better understand and maintain your relationships at the personal and professional front. It will also focus on topics like emotional intelligence, team work and conflict resolutions.

This is an applied course, designed to help students explore the many facets of marriage, parenting and family interactions. Few of the topics discussed are courtship, mate selection, adjustments in marriage and parenting children of different ages. This subject will also focus on your own attitudes, values, and expectations about marriage and family life through sensitization games, role p l a y s a n d d i s c u s s i o n s

OR

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GE Courses offered by Department of Mass Communication and Extension-


Digital Photography

The said course will not only teach you to handle a DSLR ( Digital Single Lens Reflex) camera but also introduce you to various professional aspects of photography. These will enable you to capture appropriate images in your area of specialization

Cameras have become a part of our lives today. The option of taking good and creative pictures is still a dream far-fetched for many. Most of us are unaware of the aesthetics and techniques involved in clicking right image.

Voice Culture and Modulation

OR

The curriculum offers knowledge and skill training in developing thei r voice potent ia l to the maximum. The focus would be on voice modulation, overcoming common speaking defects, breath c o n t r o l , m o d i fi c a t i o n a n d improvement of voice, good n a r r a t i o n t e c h n i q u e s , a n d projection of voice, better breath control, overcoming speech defects, and public speaking.

Speak like a Leader-� This is a unique subject for the students who wish to enhance the quality of their voice. The students would be trained to speak with clarity and correct pronunciation so that they become impactful speakers.

GE Courses offered by Department of Resource Management-

Consumer Education and Financial Literacy

This course offers students an opportunity to understand the rights and responsibilities as consumers. The course will give them insight on manufacturing and trade malpractices and enable them to understand various redressal mechanisms. They will develop critical thinking skills with regards to financial planning by learning income management, savings and banking facilities. It will help them gain knowledgeabout various credit facilities in finance.

Travel Arrangements and Formalities

OR

This course offers students an orientation to the prominent tourist destinations in India and abroad, as well as the basis for travel arrangements for a leisure tour. Students become aware about the passport, VISA and other documentation and requisite processes for international travel. They also learn the procedures involved in booking of transport and accommodation. This course will enable the students to help family and friends to choose holiday destinations and basic tour planning.

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GE Courses offered by Department of Textiles and Apparel Designing

Fashion Craft

This course provides students the required skills in various surface embellishment techniques such as smocking, painting, bead work and macramé. The course will also help s t u d e n t s i n t h e s e l e c t i o n o f appropriate material for developing different types of fashion accessories. Students will be proficient in developing contemporary fashion articles and other related textiles crafts such as bead work, designing of earrings, bracelets, necklace, anklets and many more.

OR

Fundamentals of Fashion

This course offers students an opportunity to understand about the concepts of fashion designing and fashion styling. This course will give an insight to students about the elements of fashion, stages of fashion cycle, and concepts of garment construction. In addition, students will be competen t in se lec t ion of appropriate fashion garment and a c c e s s o r i e s a c c o r d i n g t o personality, figure types and occasions.

GE Courses offered by Department of English/Science

Functional English

This course is designed to enhance the Listening, Speaking, Reading and Writing skills of students in English. Also, it will help them to develop Inter-personal and Professional communicational skills.

Advanced English

This course aims to strengthen advanced skills in reading, writing, comprehension and develop literary sensibility among students. This also facilitates communication skills requi red in the profess iona l environment, enhances personality of the students as well as train them to appreciate texts critically.

OR

Science for Life

The course deals with apt usage of energy in everyday life as well as preparation and hazards of var ious chemicals such as household chemicals, cosmetics etc. Curriculum also briefs overall i n f o r m a t i o n a b o u t c e r t a i n common diseases. The basic objective of this course is to develop scientific temper and help students understand where and how science is linked to daily life.

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GE Courses offered by Department of English/by Department of Mass Communication and Extension

Foreign Language - Conversational French

Media and Information Literacy

OR

Amongst all foreign languages French is a major language u s e d i n t e r n a t i o n a l l y f o r communication. It is the second most widely learned language after English and the sixth most widely spoken language in the world. This course provides students the required competency to communicate and converse in French Language with great ease and comfort to find a job in various sectors like Diplomatic service professional, Foreign language trainer, Translator for MNCs and govt. organization, Research associate, Interpreter , Tourist guide, Airhostess or flight steward , Attendant at hotels, Online content writers, technical translators and Public relation officer.

The students would be introduced to the basic concept of media and information literacy. The focus of the course would be on the functions of media and information channels in societies. The course would enable the students to understand the conditions needed for the effective performance of media and information providers. The curriculum of the course would cover topics like Print Media,Radio, Television, Music, Feature films, New and Traditional media. The course would also help students learn about the sources of information such as Print Media, Library, Intellectual Property Rights(IPRs), Online search techniques, FOSS (Free and Open Source Software), free resources and Web 2.0The subject would be taught by using interesting methods. Besides lectures there would be group-discussions, demonstrations, audio & video clippings, newspaper clippings, Individual and group activities and visits. The student evaluation would be based on Group and Individual assignment, Project presentation and Journal.

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DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN DEVELOPMENT

Faculty:1) Ms. Archana Jain� � Head of Department, Associate Professor2) Ms. Shilpa S. Sawalakhe� Assistant Professor��3) Dr. Bhamini P. Mehta �� Assistant Professor

And Visiting Faculty Members

Specialization offered:Developmental CounsellingEarly childhood Care and Education

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CORE COURSES FOR SPECIALIZATION IN DEVELOPMENTAL COUNSELLING (HONORS/ REGULAR)

Core Courses Developmental Counselling Credits B.Sc

Sr. No. Code No.

Sem

este

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CORE Courses 72 credits (Regular) 84 credits (Honors

Th

eory

Pra

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al

Reg

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Hon

ors

1. HCI03 I Development and Guidance During Early Years 4 - 4 4

2. HCII04 II

Development and Guidance During School Years

4 -

8 8 3. HCII05 Parenting During Childhood Years - 2

4. HCII06 Methods and Materials for Teaching Children - 2

5. HCIII07 III

Adolescence and Emerging Adulthood 4 -

16 20

6. HCIII08 Children with Special Needs 4 -

HCIII09 - 2

7. HCIII10 Developmental Assessment through Life Span 4 -

HCIII11 - 2

8. HCIII23 Psychology of Teaching and Learning *Only for Honors

4 - X

9. HCIV12 IV

Marriage and Family Relations 4 -

14 18

10. HCIV13 Remedial Education 4 -

HCIV14 - 2

11. HCIV15 Management of Child Development Programs

- 2

12. HCIV16 Computer Applications for Learning Aids - 2

13. HCIV24 Research Methods in Human Development*Only for Honors

4 - X

14. HCV17 V

Working in Child Guidance Center - 8

14 14 15.

HCV18 Guidance and Counselling 4 -

HCV19 - 2

16. HCVI20 VI

Theories of Human Development 4 -

14 18

17.

HCVI21 Counselling Children and Families 4 -

HCVI22 - 2

18. HCVI01 Research and Trends in Human Development - 2

19. HCVI02 Internship - 4

20. HCVI25 Life Skill Training for Children and Adolescents *Only for Honors

- 4 X

Total Credits 72 84

Core Courseare designed for the specialization of choice to develop the basic foundation that a student is expected to imbibe in the specialization. Each student is expected to complete the defined core credits for the specialization (B.Sc. Regular- 72 credits and B.Sc. Honors- 84 credits) as a prerequisite for the B.Sc. program.

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DISCIPLINE SPECIFIC ELECTIVE COURSES FOR SPECIALIZATION INDEVELOPMENTAL COUNSELLING(HONORS/ REGULAR)

Discipline Specific Elective Course is a course which can be chosen from a basket of course options of the specialization which may be very specific / specialized / advanced / supportive to the discipline / subject of study. It also provides an extended scope and an exposure to allied discipline / subject / domain. It nurtures the candidate's proficiency/skill

Note : HCVI34 is a Core course for Early Childhood Care and Education specialization but

is a DSE Course for Developmental Counselling specialization

DSE Courses Developmental Counselling Credits B.Sc.

Sr. No.

Code No.

Sem

este

r Discipline Specific Electives Courses

16 credits (Regular) 24 credits (Honors)

Th

eory

Pra

ctic

al

Reg

ula

r

Hon

ors

1. HDIV01 IV

Youth Development

6 credits

4 -

6 6 HDIV02 - 2

2. HDIV03 Child and Family Welfare 4 -

HDIV04 - 2

3. HDV05 V

Introduction to Therapeutic Recreation

6 credits for

Regular +

4 credits Only for Honors

- 2

6 10

4. HDV06 Positive Psychology 4 -

5 HDV07 Preschool Education 4 - HDV08 - 2

6. HDV09 Law and Advocacy for Children and Families

4 -

7. HDVI10 VI

Development of Early Childhood Education Curriculum and Standards

4 credits for

Regular +

4 credits *Only for Honors

- 4

4 8 8. HDVI11 Gerontology 4 -

9. HCVI34 Management of Special Events for Children

- 4

Total Credits 16 24

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Core Courses Early Childhood Care and Education Credits B.Sc.

Sr. No.

Code No.

Sem

este

r

CORE Courses 72 credits (Regular) 84 credits (Honors)

Th

eory

Pra

ctic

al

Reg

ula

r

Hon

ors

1. HCI03 I Development and Guidance During Early Years 4 - 4 4

2. HCII04 II

Development and Guidance During School Years 4 -

8 8 3. HCII05 Parenting During Childhood Years - 2

4. HCII06 Methods and Materials for Teaching Children - 2

5. HCIII07 III

Adolescence and Emerging Adulthood 4 -

16 20

6. HCIII08 Children with Special Needs 4 -

HCIII09 - 2

7. HCIII26 Curriculum for the Early Years- Part I 4 -

HCIII27 - 2

8. HCIII23 Psychology of Teaching and Learning *Only for Honors

4 - X

9. HCIV12 IV

Marriage and Family Relations 4 -

14 18

10. HCIV28 Curriculum for the Early Years - Part II 4 -

HCIV29 - 2

11. HCIV30 Creche Management and Infant Stimulation - 2

12. HCIV16 Computer Applications for Learning Aids - 2

13. HCIV24 Research Methods in Human Development*Only for Honors

4 - X

14. HCV31 V

Training in Preschool Settings - 8

14 14 15. HCV32 Working with Infants and Toddlers - 2

16. HCV33 Early Childhood Care and Education 4 -

17. HCVI20 VI

Theories of Human Development 4 -

16 20

18. HCVI34 Management of Special Events for Children - 4

19. HCVI35 Working with Children with Special Needs - 2

20. HCVI01 Research and Trends in Human Development - 2

21. HCVI02 Internship - 4

22. HCVI36 Early Years Intervention for Children with Special Needs*Only for Honors

- 4 X

Total Credits 72 84

CORE COURSES FOR SPECIALIZATION IN EARLY CHILDHOOD CARE AND EDUCATION(HONORS/ REGULAR)

Core Course -The course designed for papers under this category aim to cover the basics that a student is expected to imbibe in that particular discipline. A course, which should compulsorily be studied by a candidate as a core requirement.

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DISCIPLINE SPECIFIC ELECTIVE COURSES FOR SPECIALIZATION IN DEVELOPMENTAL COUNSELLING(HONORS/ REGULAR)

DSE Courses Early Childhood Care and Education Credits B.Sc.

Sr.

No.

Code No.

Sem

este

r



Th

eory

Pra

ctic

al

Reg

ula

r

Hon

ors

1. HDIV01 IV Youth Development 6 credits 4 -

6 6 HDIV02 - 2

2. HDIV03 Child and Family Welfare 4 -

HDIV04 - 2

3. HDV05 V

Introduction to Therapeutic Recreation

6 credits for

Regular

+ 4 credits Only for Honors

- 2

6 10

4. HDV06 Positive Psychology 4 -

5 HCV18 Guidance and Counselling 4 - HCV19 - 2

6. HDV09 Law and Advocacy for Children and Families

4 -

7. HDVI10 VI

Development of Early Childhood Education Curriculum and Standards

4 credits for Regular + 4 credits *Only for Honors

- 4

4

8 8. HDVI11 Gerontology 4 -

9. HCVI25 Life Skill Training for Children and Adolescents *Only for Honors

- 4 X

Total Credits 16 24

Discipline Specific Elective Course is a course which can be chosen from a basket of

course options of the specialization which may be very specific / specialized / advanced /

supportive to the discipline / subject of study. It also provides an extended scope and an

exposure to allied discipline / subject / domain. It nurtures the candidate's proficiency/skill

Note : HCVI34 is a Core course for Early Childhood Care and Education specialization

but is a DSE Course for Developmental Counselling specialization

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DEPARTMRNT OF FOOD, NUTRITION AND DIETETICS

Faculty:

1) Dr. Jagmeet Madan Principal, Professor2) Dr. Meena Godhia Associate Professor3) Dr. Rekha Battalwar Controller of Examination, Associate Professor4) Ms.Madhuri Nigudkar Head of Department, Associate Professor5) Ms.Sulakshana Mane Assistant Professor6) Ms.Roshni Dange Associate Professor

AndVisiting Faculty

Specialization Offered:

Food, Nutrition and Dietetics

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CORE COURSES FOR SPECIALIZATION IN FOOD, NUTRITION AND DIETETICS (HONORS / REGULAR)

Core Courses Food, Nutrition and Dietetics Credits B.Sc.

Sr. No.

Code No.

Sem

este

r

CORE Courses

72 credits (Regular)

84 credits (Honors)

Th

eory

Pra

ctic

al

Reg

ula

r

Ho

no

rs

1. FCI03 I Fundamentals of Nutrition 4 - 6 6

FCI04 - 2

2. FCII05 II

Nutrition across the Life Cycle - 4 8 8

3. FCII06 Human Anatomy and Physiology 4 -

4. FCIII07 III

Basic Dietetics 4 -

18

22

FCIII08 - 2

5. FCIII09 Nutritional Biochemistry 4 -

FCIII10 - 2

6. FCIII11 Food Science 4 -

FCIII12 - 2

7. FCIII24 Hospital Food Service Management *Only for Honors

4 - X

8. FCIV13 IV

Functional Foods and Introduction to

Nutrigenomics 4 -

16

20

9. FCIV14 Therapeutic Dietetics 4 -

FCIV15 - 2

10. FCIV16 Macronutrients in Health and Disease 4 -

11. FCIV17 Food Microbiology, Hygiene and Sanitation - 2

12. FCIV25 Pathophysiology of Disease*Only for Honors

4 - X

13. FCV18 V

Micronutrients in Health and Disease 4 -

12 12 14. FCV19 Exercise Physiology and Sports Nutrition 4 -

15. FCV20 Techniques of Nutritional Assessment - 2

16. FCV21 Nutrition and Ayurveda - 2

17. FCVI22 VI

Geriatric Nutrition 4 -

12

16

18. FCVI01 Research and Trends in Food, Nutrition and Dietetics

- 2

19. FCVI02 Internship - 4

20. FCVI23 Entrepreneurship in Food and Nutrition - 2

21. FCVI26 Research Methods and Statistics in Food, Nutrition and Dietetics *Only for Honors

- 2 X

22. FCVI27 Food Analysis *Only for Honors - 2 X

Total Credits 72 84

Core Course are designed for the specialization of choice to develop the basic foundation that a student is expected to imbibe in the specialization. Each student is expected to complete the defined core credits for the specialization (B.Sc. Regular- 72 credits and B.Sc. Honors- 84 credits) as a prerequisite for the B.Sc. program.

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DSE Courses

Sem

este

r

Food , Nutrition and Dietetics Credits B.Sc.

Sr. No.

Code No.



Th

eory

Pra

ctic

al

Reg

ula

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Hon

ors

1. FDV01 V

Public Health Nutrition 8 credits for Regular

+ 4 credits Only for Honors

4 -

8 12

FDV02 - 2

2. FDV03 Specialized Dietetics 4 -

FDV04 - 2

3 FDV05 Nutrition Communication and Counselling

- 2

4. FDV06 Psychology of Eating - 2

5. FDV07 Yoga for Health and Wellbeing

- 2

6. FDVI08 VI

Maternal and Child Nutrition

8 credits for Regular

+ 4 credits

*Only for Honors

4 -

8 12

FDVI09 - 2

7. FDVI10 Food Preservation, Safety and Quality Control

4 -

FDVI11 - 2

8. FDVI12 Bariatric Nutrition - 2

9. FDVI13 Sports Nutrition and Fitness Management

- 2

10. FDVI14 Global Cuisine and Nutrition - 2

Total Credits 16 24

DISCIPLINE SPECIFIC ELECTIVE COURSES FOR SPECIALIZATION IN FOOD, NUTRITION AND DIETETICS (HONORS/ REGULAR)


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DEPARTMENT OF RESOURCE MANAGEMENT

Faculty:

1) Ms. Manjiri Bhalerao�� Vice Principal, Associate Professor2) Ms. Chetna Raje� � Head of Department, Assistant Professor3) Ms. Hemani Malhotra � Associate Professor4) Ar. Uday Govalkar� � Assistant Professor

And

Visiting Faculty

Specialization Offered:Hospitality and Tourism ManagementInterior Design and Resource Management

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CORE COURSES FOR SPECIALIZATION IN HOSPITALITY AND TOURISM MANAGEMENT (HONORS/ REGULAR)

Core Courses Hospitality and Tourism Management Credits B.Sc.

Sr. No.

Code No.

Sem

este

r

CORE Courses 72 credits (Regular) 84 credits (Honors)

Th

eory

Pra

ctic

al

Reg

ula

r

Hon

ors

1. RCI03 I Personal Finance and Consumer Studies 4 - 4 4 2. RCII04 II

Art, Design and Aesthetics - 4

8 8 3. RCII05 Travel Management 4 -

4. RCIII06 III

Management of Resources 4 -

20

24

5. RCIII07 Ergonomics 4 -

RCIII08 - 2

6. RCIII09 House Keeping and Facility Management 4 -

RCIII10 - 2

7. RCIII11 Indian Tourism 4 -

8. RCIII21 Customer Relationship Management *Only for Honors

4 - X

9. RCIV12 IV

Computer Application in Hospitality Management

- 4

16 20

10. RCIV13 Front Office Management - 4

11. RCIV 14 Entrepreneurship Management 4 -

12. RCIV15 Food and Beverage Administration 4 -

13. RCV22 Technology in Hospitality Industry *Only for Honors

4 - X

14. RCV16 V

Human Resource Management 4 -

12 12 15. RCV17 Event Management 4 -

16. RCV18 International Tourism 4 -

17. RCVI01 VI

Research and Trends in Resource Management

- 2

12

16

18. RCVI02 Internship - 4

19. RCVI19 Retail Management and Marketing 4 -

RCVI20 - 2

20 RCVI23 Travel Operations and Fare Construction*Only for Honors

- 4 X

Total Credits 72 84


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DISCIPLINE SPECIFIC ELECTIVE COURSES FOR

SPECIALIZATION IN HOSPITALITY AND TOURISM

MANAGEMENT (HONORS/ REGULAR)

DSE Courses Hospitality and Tourism Management Credits B.Sc.

Sr. No.

Code No.

Sem

este

r

Discipline Specific Electives Courses


Th

eory

P

ract

ical

R

egu

lar H

on

ors

1 RDV01 V Research Methods in Resource Management


+4 credits

Only for Honors

4 -

8 12

2 RDV02 Consumer Durables - 2

3 RDV03 Disaster Management 4 -

4 RDV04 Safety Practices at Workplace

- 2

5 RDV05 Creative Up-scaling of Dry Waste

- 2

6 RDV06 Tourism Resources in India 4 -

7 RDVI07 VI

Food Production 8 credits for Regular

+4 credits *Only for Honors

- 4

8 12

8 RDVI08 Soft Skills and Image Management

- 4

9 RDVI09 Office Administration 4 -

10 RDVI10 Itinerary Planning 4 -

Total Credits 16 24


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Core Courses Interior Design and Resource Management

Credits B.Sc.

Sr. No.

Code No.

Sem

este

r CORE Courses


Th

eory

Pra

ctic

al

Reg

ula

r Hon

ors

1. RCI03 I Personal Finance and Consumer Studies 4 - 4 4 2. RCII04 II

Art, Design and Aesthetics - 4

8 8 3. RCII24 Drawing and Designing Techniques - 4

5. RCIII06 III

Management of Resources 4 -

20

24

6. RCIII07 Ergonomics 4 -

RCIII08 - 2

7. RCIII25 Residential Architecture 4 -

RCIII26 - 2

8. RCIII27 Residential Interior Design - 2

9. RCIII28 Basic Building Services - 2

10. RCIII37 Rendering and Presentation *Only for Honors

- 4 X

11. RCIV29 IV

Theory of Materials 4 -

16 20

12. RCIV30 Computer Aided Drafting and Designing - 4

13. RCIV31 Specialized Building Services - 4

14. RCIV 14 Entrepreneurship Management 4 -

15. RCIV38 Product Development and Design *Only for Honors

4 - X

16 RCV32 V

History of Art and Design 4 -

12 12 17 RCV33 Commercial Interior Design - 4

18 RCV34 Working Drawing - 4

19 RCVI01 VI

Research and Trends in Resource Management

- 2

12

16

20 RCVI02 Internship - 4

21 RCVI35 Professional Practice 4 -

22 RCVI36 Project Management in Interior Design - 2

23 RCVI39 Advanced Computer Aided Drafting and Designing*Only for Honors

- 2 X

24 RCVI40 Visual Merchandising for Commercial Spaces*Only for Honors

- 2 X

Total Credits 72 84

CORE COURSES FOR SPECIALIZATION IN INTERIOR DESIGN AND RESOURCE MANAGEMENT (HONORS/ REGULAR)


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DSE Courses Interior Design and Resource Management

Credits B.Sc.

Sr. No.

Code No.

Sem

este

r



Th

eory

Pra

ctic

al

Reg

ula

r

Hon

ors

1 RDV01

V Research Methods in Resource Management


+ 4 credits

*Only for Honors

4 -

8 12

2 RD V02

Consumer Durables - 2

3 RD V03

Disaster Management 4 -

4 RD V04

Safety Practices at Workplace

- 2

5 RD V05

Creative Up-scaling of Dry Waste

- 2

6 RDV11

Landscape Design - 2

7 RDV12

Industrial and Site Visits - 2

8 RDVI07

VI

Global Interior Architecture


+ 4 credits

*Only for Honors

4 -

8 12

9 RDVI08

Soft Skills and Image Management

- 4

10 RDVI13

Set Design - 4

11 RDVI14

Furniture Workshop - 4

Total Credits 16 24

DISCIPLINE SPECIFIC ELECTIVE COURSES FOR

SPECIALIZATION IN INTERIOR DESIGN AND RESOURCE

MANAGEMENT (HONORS/ REGULAR)


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DEPARTMENT OF MASS COMMUNICATION AND EXTENSION

Faculty:

1) Ms. Vipra Banerjee� � Head of Department, Associate Professor2) Mr. Rohit Pawar� � Assistant Professor

AndVisiting Faculty

Specialization Offered:Mass Communication and Extension

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CORE COURSES FOR SPECIALIZATION IN MASS COMMUNICATION AND EXTENSION (HONORS/ REGULAR)


Core Courses Mass Communication and Extension Credits B.Sc.

Sr. No.

Code No.

Sem

este

r CORE Courses

72 credits (Regular) 84 credits (Honors) T

heo

ry

Pra

ctic

al

Reg

ula

r

Ho

no

rs

1. MCI03 I Fundamentals of Communication - 4 4 4 2. MCII04 II

Contemporary Society 4 -

8 8 3. MCII05 Fundamentals of Photography - 4

4. MCIII06 III

Extension Education 4 -

16

20

5. MCIII07 Computer Application in Mass Communication and Extension

- 4

6. MCIII08 Leadership Development 4 - 7. MCIII09 Media Studies 4 -

8. MCIII19 Research Methods in Mass Communication and Extension*Only for Honors

4 - X

9. MCIV10 IV

Public Relations 4 -

20 24

10. MCIV11 Sound for Media 4

MCIV12 - 4

11. MCIV13 Marketing and Advertising 4 - 12. MCIV14 Writing for Print Media - 4

13. MCIV20 Brand Building *Only for Honors - 4 X 14. MCV15

V

Sustainable Development 4 -

12 12 15. MCV16 Corporate Social Responsibility 4 -

16. MCV17 Entrepreneurship Development - 4

17. MCVI18 VI

Community Outreach Program - 6

12 16

18. MCVI01 Research and Trends in Mass Communication and Extension Education

- 2

19. MCVI02 Internship - 4

20. MCVI21 Appreciation of Films (0+4*Only for Honors

- 4 X

Total Credits 72 84

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DSE Courses Mass Communication and Extension Credits B.Sc.

Sr. No.

Code No.

Sem

este

r



Th

eory

Pra

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al

Reg

ula

r

Ho

no

rs

1. MDV01 V

Program Planning and Evaluation


+ 4 credits

*Only for Honors

4 -

8 12 2. MDV02 Video Production - 4 3. MDV03 Content Development for

Broadcast Media - 4

4. MDV04 Event Management 4 -

5 MDVI05 VI

Dubbing and Voice Over 8 Credits for Regular

+ 4 credits

*Only for Honors

- 4

8 12

6. MDVI06 Soft Skills and Image Management

- 4

7. MDVI07 Photojournalism - 4

8 MDVI08 Editing - 4

Total Credits 16 24

DISCIPLINE SPECIFIC ELECTIVE COURSES FOR SPECIALIZATION IN MASS COMMUNICATION AND EXTENSION (HONORS/ REGULAR)

Discipline Specific Elective Course is a course which can be chosen from a basket of course

options of the specialization which may be very specific / specialized / advanced / supportive

to the discipline / subject of study. It also provides an extended scope and an exposure to

allied discipline / subject / domain. It nurtures the candidate's proficiency/skill

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DEPARTMENT OF TEXTILES AND APPAREL DESIGNING

Faculty:

1) Ms. Armaiti Shukla Head of Department, Associate Professor2) Ms. Anju Tulshyan Associate Professor3) Ms. Vidya Thakur Assistant Professor4) Dr. Suman Mundkur Associate Professor

AndVisiting Faculty

Specialization Offered:Textiles and Apparel Designing

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Core Courses Textiles and Apparel Designing Credits B.Sc.

Sr. No.

Code No.

Sem

este

r

CORE Courses


Th

eor

y

Pra

ctic

al

R

egu

lar

Ho

no

rs

1. TCI03 I Fundamentals of Textiles and Clothing 4 - 4 4 2. TCII04 II

Fundamentals of Fashion and Retail 4 -

8 8 3. TCII05 Fundamentals of Clothing - 2 4. TCII06 Fundamentals of Fashion Illustration - 2

5. TCIII07 III

Traditional Textiles and Embroidery of India 4 -

14 18

6. TCIII08 Traditional Embroidery of India - 2

7. TCIII09 Pattern Making and Garment Construction - 4

8. TCIII10 Textile Designing for Printing - 2

9. TCIII11 Textile Science - 2 10. TCIII22 Man-made Textiles*Only for Honors 4 - X 11. TCIV12 IV

Fabric Manufacturing 4 -

20 24

TCIV13 - 4 12. TCIV14 Textile Wet Processing 4 -

TCIV15 - 4

13. TCIV16 Fashion Drawing - 4 14. TCIV23 Soft Furnishing*Only for Honors - 4 X 15. TCV17

V Fashion Pattern Making - 6

14 14 16. TCV18 Surface Ornamentation - 4 17. TCV19 Export and Fashion Merchandising 4 -

18.

TCVI20 VI

Textile Testing 4 -

12 16

TCVI21 - 2 19 TCVI01 Research and Trends in Textiles and Apparel

Designing 2 -

20. TCVI02 Internship - 4

21. TCVI24 Portfolio making * Only for Honors - 2 X 22. TCVI25 Visual Merchandising *Only for Honors - 2 X

Total Credits 72 84

CORE COURSES FOR SPECIALIZATION IN TEXTILES AND APPAREL DESIGNING (HONORS/ REGULAR)


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DSE Courses Textiles and Apparel Designin g Credits B.Sc.

Sr. No.

Code No.

Sem

este

r



Th

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Pra

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Reg

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Ho

no

rs

.1 TDV01 V

Computer Aided Textile Designing

- - 2

8 12

2 TDV02 Fashion Forecasting and Styling

4 -

3 TDV03 Global Costumes 4 -

4. TDV04 Appreciation of Art and Craft - 2

5 TDV08 Eco-friendly Textiles*Only for Honors

4 - X

6. TDVI05 VI

Design Process and Product development (0+4)


+ 4 credits

*Only for Honors

- 4

8

12

7. TDVI06 Draping and Grading - 4

8. TDVI07 Global Supply Chain Management

4 -

9 TDVI09 Research Methods in Textiles and Apparel Designing*Only for Honors

4 - X

Total Credits 16 24

DISCIPLINE SPECIFIC ELECTIVE COURSES FOR SPECIALIZATION IN TEXTILES AND APPAREL DESIGNING (HONORS/ REGULAR)

Discipline Specific Elective Course is a course which can be chosen from a basket of course

options of the specialization which may be very specific / specialized / advanced /

supportive to the discipline / subject of study. It also provides an extended scope and an

exposure to allied discipline / subject / domain. It nurtures the candidate's proficiency/skill

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A D M I S S I O N

P R O C E D U R E

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ADMISSION PROCEDURE

ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA

Students who have passed HSC or Std. XII examination or it's equivalent with English as one of the papers are eligible to take admission. For Specialization in Food Nutrition and Dietetics, only students with Chemistry and Biology in XII grade are eligible.

A student of the other University seeking admission to the B.Sc. Program under faculty of Home Science shall apply to the SNDT Women's University for a Certificate of Eligibility / Migration Certificate. No student of other University shall be admitted to the College except on the production of a Certificate of Eligibility, issued by the University.

The University may issue a Provisional Certificate of Eligibility if it is satisfied that the

applicant is prima facie eligible for admission to this University. Such provisional certificate

shall enable the candidate to get provisional admission to the College at her own risk, on the

condition that she obtains a Final Certificate of Eligibility and Migration before the close of

the academic term in which the candidate is provisionally admitted to the University.

DURATION :The Duration of B.Sc. Degree program under faculty of Home Science is three years / six semesters. Each semester consists of 14 to 16 weeks.

MEDIUM OF INSTRUCTION: English

PROCEDURE OF ADMISSION:The admission shall be made strictly on the basis of merit criteria notified by the College after taking into account the reservation order issued by the government from time to time.

PROCEDURE OF APPLICATION:1. Student desirous to join the Degree program at Sir Vithaldas Thackersey College of Home Science (Autonomous) should first apply online at the S.N.D.T. Women's University Portal Sir VithaldasThackersey College of Home Science http://sndt.digitaluniversity.ac

(Autonomous). Take a printout of the admission form submitted online for submission at the college.

2. The student should also visit the college website and then follow the link given www.svt.edu.in

f o r F Y B S c A d m i s s i o n s - U n d e r G r a d u a t e s ( S e n i o r C o l l e g e ) http://vancotech.info/Admissions/Graduates/index.html Here the students has to give her preference for specialization as well as Generic Electives (GE) courses offered for F.Y.B.Sc.Take a printout of this “Admissions- Under Graduates (Senior College)” for submission in college.

Documents required:1. Mark sheet of H.S.C. Examination with two attested photocopies (Xerox copies)2. School / College leaving certificate3. Two passport size photographs to be submitted with the admission form and one for identity card4. Applicants from outside the state of Maharashtra will be required to submit the following additional documents

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http://sndt.digitaluniversity.ac

http://www.svt.edu.in

http://vancotech.info/Admissions/Graduates/index.html

ADMISSION PROCEDURE

5. Attested photocopy of appropriate certificates for any of the following, whichever is applicable

- Caste - Physically Handicapped certificate - Learning Disability Certificate

6. The eligible SC / ST students should submit their scholarship form with all the required documents for the academic year. The admission of the candidate will be kept provisional

stand they will be asked to pay the fees before July 31 .

SECURING ADMISSION (Most Important things to be noted.)I. Students whose names are declared in the first list (in any specialization) should

secure admission to that particular specialization by paying the fees.II. If they do not pay the fees and secure admission as per the first merit list they

will not be considered for second merit list.III. If there is seat vacant for their first / second preference they will be

automatically transferred to that particular specialization in the second / third list on the basis of merit.

Students with Learning Disability:Share information on any learning disability of the candidate at the time of admission. It will be given (in confidence) to the Examination Department and the teachers concerned.

These students must prepare a file with the following documents.- Photocopy / second set of the completed admission form (along with photocopies of

all the documents attached)- All the appropriate certificates of the learning disability- Concessions needed for assignments and evaluation

This file should be submitted along with the admission form. The file is then forwarded to the Learning Disability Committee for further action. The students will be advised regarding the application to be submitted to the Controller of Examination to get the required concession.

Choice of GE subjects in Semester I and II of the F.Y. B.Sc.1. Each student is allowed choose TWO GE courses per semester out of the options

given.Students must choose GE courses carefully as changing them after admission is NOT allowed.

2. If the demand for a given GE course is more than the seats available then the decision of the College Management will be final.

3. The final list of GE courses a student will actually learn will be confirmed after the admissions are finalized.

B.Sc. (HONORS / REGULAR) IN OTHER AREAS OF SPECIALIZATION A student who has obtained B. Sc. Degree of this College in one major would be permitted to secure admission for another major or specialization. In such cases a degree would be awarded in the second major, provided she has completed all requirements, i.e. all credits of Core courses (CC) and Discipline specific Elective (DSE) courses offered to a specialization. However exemption will be given to the courses already completed in the first major / specialization.

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NORMS FOR NRI STUDENTS FOLLOWED

th th· All Students who have 5 years of education till 10 or 12 Grade in country abroad and are a foreign passport holders at the time of admission are admitted as NRI Students. The College gives preference to such students and on an average 3-5 students take admission in NRI category every year.

· Once a student has taken admission in a program with NRI status and has taken the benefit of that category, cannot change the status during the process of completion of the degree.

· The Management Council vide Agenda Item No.17 (ix) (Finance & Accounts Committee agenda item No.10) of SNDT Women's University, Mumbai has considered the proposal and has passed the following resolution:

RESOLUTION:“The proposal for charging three times regular fees equivalent to Indian Rupees from the Foreign students of SAARC Countries and NRI and at Five times of regular course fees from foreign students belonging to the Developed Countries be approved and the same be implemented with effect from the Academic Year 2012-2013”.

NORMS FOR NRI STUDENTS FOLLOWED BY SIR VITHALDAS THACKERSEY

COLLEGE OF HOME SCIENCE (AUTONOMOUS), SNDT WOMEN'S UNIVERSITY,

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EXAMINATION

R U L E S

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EXAMINATION RULES ( WITH EFFECT FROM JUNE 2016)

Sir Vithaldas Thackersey College of Home Science is an Autonomous and conducted college of SNDT Women's University. As an Autonomous college it has separate Department of Examinations with Controller of Examinations (COE) and Deputy Controller of Examinations (Deputy, COE). The department regulates and conducts all the examinations of the three years degree program in seven specializations of Home Science and all Self Finance Programs of the college. The results are declared within the stipulated time period as per the University norms. For each course Internal and External (Final) evaluation is done. Weightage for internal and External (Final) is 50: 50.

1. INTERNAL, EXTERNAL EXAMINATIONS AND CONTINUOUS INTERNAL ASSESSMENT Internals and Externals are separate heads of passing. Students have to secure the

minimum passing marks (40%) in internals and externals separately.For all the courses as per the protocol of internal evaluation is carried out in following ways-

A) PART 1- UNIT TEST OF 25 MARKS PART 2- Project/Quiz/ Presentation/ Group Work/Report etc- of 25 Marks. i. It is mandatory for all the students to appear for the PART 1- Unit Test of 25 marks. ii. It is mandatory for all the students to appear for minimum 40% of 25 marks (10

marks) Project/Quiz/Assignment/ Presentation/ Role play etc of PART 2. iii. Students not appearing for PART 1 (Unit Test of 25 marks) and for more than 10

marks in PART 2 (Project/Quiz/Assignment/ Presentation/ Role play) will be declared “FAILED IN INTERNAL” and will not be allowed to appear for Final Exam. They should clear the internals in the following semester to be eligible to appear for the final examination in that course.

B) Continuous Internal Assessment (CIA). The work done in every class will be evaluated. If a student remains absent for any

class, she will be marked “Ab” and awarded “ZERO” marks for that particular class. Students have to secure the minimum passing marks (40%) in internals. Those

students who fail to secure the minimum passing marks in the internal will not be eligible to appear for the final examinations in that course. They should clear the internals in the following semester to be eligible to appear for the final examination in that course.

If practical examination is conducted in more than one part, it is compulsory to appear for all the parts of practical examination.

The duration of final semester examination of 50 marks will be TWO hours The duration of Unit Test examination of 25 marks will be ONE hours

2. REPEAT TEST Repeat unit test (theory) will be given only In case if a student remains absent for Unit

test on medical ground (college doctor's certificate is must) or in case of death in the family (parents or sibling) or when representing college for extracurricular activity.In case of Practical, repeat test will be given (on above ground) Only if “OUT OF TURN” is available. Quiz will not be repeated for any reason except representing the college for extracurricular activity.Examination committee will check the eligibility and take the decision based on documents submitted by student.

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Students should intimate the college about sickness within 3 days of their absence. Students should submit medical certificate, Doctor's prescription, pathological reports, hospital admission and discharge certificate and bills along with medical/fitness certificate from college doctor immediately after she resumes the college.

3. STANDARD OF PASSING It will be 40% as defined by the Faculty of Home science, S.N.D.T. Women's

University, Mumbai.

4. Allowed To Keep Terms (A.T.K.T.):Maximum 12 cr. will be allowed to carry forward.

5. STANDARD FOR GRACE MARKS:For each semester examination a maximum of 1% of the total Theory marks of that semester (If the number comes to a fraction less than 0.5, it will be rounded off to the immediate lower digit. If the number is 0.5 or more, it will be rounded off to the next immediate higher digit) can be given as grace marks for passing in the course head. These marks can be given all in ONE course or SPREAD ACROSS ALL COURSES. For example, if the total Theory marks in a semester is of 600 marks then, a maximum of 6 marks grace can be given in the total. All the 6 marks grace can be given in one course or can be divided among all the courses wherever the student has failed to get the required minimum marks to pass.

a) Up to 0.5 % of the total marks of that Semester can be given to bring the total up to 70 % (A+ grade). Fraction will be treated as mentioned above.

b) The aggregate grade will be given on the basis of marks secured in the Specialization courses/marks secured in all six semester. The Degree will be awarded by the S.N.D.T. WOMEN'S UNIVERSITY, MUMBAI.

c) Grace Marks For ATKT Exams-A maximum of only 3 grace marks will be given each in only 2 courses

6. ADMISSION TO VARIOUS SEMESTERS WILL BE AS FOLLOWS:nd a) Admission to 2 Semester is given provided a student is not failing in more than

st12 cr. Of 1 semester.rd b) Admission to 3 Semester is given provided a student is not failing in morest and ndthan 12 cr. Of 1 2 semester together..th c) Admission to 4 Semester is given provided a student is not failing in more than

st nd rd12 cr. Of 1 , 2 and 3 semester together.th d) Admission to 5 Semester is given provided a student has passed in all courses in

st nd rd th1 and 2 Semester and is not failing in more than 12 cr. Of 3 and 4 semester taken together.


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9. UNFAIRED MEANS DURING THE EXAMINATION :- If a student is found using unfair means or assisting in unfair means a) During the unit test-

the performance in that particular course will be treated null and void. Student

will be debarred for that particular course for one year (two semesters). After one

year student will be allowed to appear for unit tests and final examination of that

particular course.Student will be allowed to appear for unit tests and final

examination of other courses.

b) During the Final Exam- The case will be forwarded to the Examination Committee of Sir Vithaldas

Thackersey College of Home Science (Autonomus) and Evaluation SNDT Women's

Duplicate mark sheet will be issued only on submitting an affidavit from notary

on 100/- Rs. Stamp paper and Rs. 150/- will be charged as fees for each semester

mark sheet.

8. DUPLICATE MARK SHEET-

10. TRANSCRIPT:-

Transcript will be issued within 45 days after submission of form/ application letter

along with copy of mark sheets of all 6 semesters. Fee charged for the same is

Rs. 1000/- for a set of 8 copies.

Verified mark sheets will be issued within 45 days after submission of form/ application letter. Fee charged for the same is Rs. 500/-for Indian Organizations and Rs. 1500 for foreign organizations for 2 sets.

11. VERIFICATION OF MARKSHEETS

12. FEESAll fees applicable will be charged as per SNDT Women's University Rules.

13. CONVOCATION CERTIFICATE

The students are requested to contact the Examination Department of SNDT

Women's University Juhu Campus, Mumbai for convocation certificate.

7. REPEATER STUDENTS: a) In case of failing, a student can reappear for that course for FOUR times more. So total no of turns will be 1 original + 4 repeat.

b) In case of change in syllabi or restructuring of the course, examination for old course will be conducted for FIVE academic years after discontinuing the programe. Student, who does not clear backlog of theory papers in THREE years and practical in FIVE years, will have to enroll under the new program at respective semester


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.No. of credits of the course X GP obtained in the course = Total GP

(Grade point X credit) ________________________ = Grade Points Average (GPA)

Total of Credits of all courses

Conversion for Grade Point Average (GPA) Range of Grade Point

Average

Average Grade

10.00

O +

9.00 to 9.99

O

8.00 to 8.99

A+

7.00 to 7.99

A

6.00 to 6.99

B+

5.50 to 5.99

B

5.00 to 5.49

C

4.00 to 4.99

p

0 to 3.99

E

GRADE GRADE POINT

PERCENTAGE

EQUVALENT

MARKS-

EQUIVALENT GRADE POINT

O+(Outstanding)

10.00

90.00--

100

90 to 100 –

10.00

O ( Exemplary)

9.00 to

9.99

80.00 –89.99

80--9.00

83 –

9.30

86 –9.60

89 –

9.90

81--

9.10

84 –

9.40

87 –

9.70

82--

9.20

85-

9.50

88 –

9.80

A +(Excellent)

8.00 to

8.99

70.00—79.99

70 –8.00

73 –8.30

76 –

8.60

79 –

8.90

71 –

8.10

74 –8.40

77 –8.70

72 –

8.20

75 –8.50

78 –8.80

A (very Good)

7.00 to

7.99 60.00 –

69.99

60 –

7.00

63 –7.30

66 –

7.60

69 –

7.90

61 –

7.10 64 –7.40

67 –

7.70

62 –

7.20 65 –

7.50

68 –

6.80

B + (Good)

6.00 to

6.99 55.00 –

59.99

55—6.00

57 –

6.40

58 –

6.60

59 –

6.80

56 –

6 .20

B ( Above Average)

5. 50 to

5.99

50.00 –

54.99

50 –

5.50 52 –

5.70

53 –

5.80

54 –

5.90

51 –

5.60

C (Average) 5.00 to

5.49 45.00 –49.99 45—5.00 47 – 5.20 48 –5.30 49 –5.40

46 – 5.10

P (Pass) 4.00 to 4.99

40.00 –44.99 40 – 4.00 42 – 4.40 43 – 4.60 44 – 4.80

41 – 4.20

F ( Fail) 0 to 3.99

<=39.99 0 – 39.00

AB (Absent) 0 AB AB – 0.00


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· RULES REGARDING HONORS PROGRAM These norms will be effective from June 2018.

a. Selection of FY B Sc students for Honors stream: i. The selection procedure is spelt out clearly in the prospectus and the College

Website ii. Students having ATKT in Term –I in any subject (ASEC, Core, GE Courses) will not

be eligible to apply for Honors stream. iii. F Y B Sc students who are selected for Honors stream but fail to pay the fees in

stipulated time will not be considered for Honors stream. Students having financial difficulty in payment of fees may submit an application addressed to the Principal through the HOD with specific remarks and documents for the same to be placed before the admission committee.

b. Rules for conferring Honors Degree:

i. Students should pass all subjects in all the semesters in the first attempt in order to qualify for the Honors degree. One should not get any ATKT / Fail remark in any subject throughout the three years degree program. The students are selected on the basis of their merit in Semester I and II for admission to the Honors Stream. If any student fails in any subject in Semester I or II she will not be eligible for Honors stream.

ii. If any student from Honors stream fails in any subject from Semester III onwards, she will be shifted to the Regular Stream from the next semester. There will be no refund of fees in such cases. Such students will be considered as B.Sc. (Regular) student and should pay fees for Regular category only in Semester V. Such students will be eligible to get a Regular B Sc degree and only certificates for the add-on courses for the additional subject credits which she has completed in the previous semesters.

c. Add-on Courses or additional credits for the students from Regular stream:

i. The students from the Regular stream are allowed to choose additional subjects equivalent to 12 credits (maximum) during the three years of the degree program. (Maximum 4 credits per Semester)

ii. The rule for 'Capping on additional credits for the students from Regular stream' will be explained to the students.

iii. The students will be given 1+3 chances to clear the Add-on subjects. The examination fee will be applicable for repeaters as per the norms.

iv. Students pay Rs. 3000/- for a 4 Credits course and Rs. 1500/-for a 2 Credits course as Tuition fee. The expenses for material required are to be borne by the students.


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d. Student's requests to change stream from Honors to Regular and vice versa

i. Students who wish to change her stream from Honors to Regular may apply for the same before the commencement of the semester in writing but a refund of fees is not allowed in such cases.

ii. Students who fail to pay the fees for the Honors program in the stipulated time will not be considered for Honors program and will be placed in Regular Program.

iii. Students from Regular stream are not eligible for entry in Honors stream at any point of time.

Selection of Students for Honors stream

Process for selection: 1. A special orientation of FY. B Sc students will be conducted regarding 'Selection of

Students for Honors stream'.2. Eligibility criteria are prominently displayed on a department notice board.3. The students are given two weeks time to decide and apply for the program.4. Application forms are then collected along with relevant documents on a pre-decided

date.5. The list is then scrutinized by the faculty members.6. A list of students eligible for the program is then displayed along with date of interview.7. Students are requested to carry their personal as well as college project work for the

interview, wherever applicable.8. A complete panel consisting of all permanent teachers of a department conducts the

interview.9. The final list of accepted students is displayed along with relevant dates for fee

submission in June for the next Academic year. 10. Any student who fails or gets an ATKT in FY BSc will not be eligible to apply for

Honors.

Information needed in the application form for Honors stream:

HSC (Standard XII)

- Percentage in HSC - Marks in English (in Standard XII)

Semester I (FYBSc)

- Percentage in Semester I (FYBSc) - Marks in Communicative English - Marks in Core Course (Semester I)

Semester II (FYBSc)

– Internal Marks in both the Core Courses (Semester II)

– Internal Marks in English (Functional / Advance), if applicable

Students to also mention the following in the application:

· Students to mention the following in the application:

·


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– Whether she was declared as 'attendance defaulter' in any course during semester I and II

Eligibility Criteria Weightage

Academic performance in Core subjects, No failures in any subject of Sem. I and II

30%

Interview- confidence, enthusiasm, clarity and fluency 25% Participation in Departmental or Co-curricular activities 15%

Aptitude for the specialization 20% Attendance more than 60% 10%


Eligibility Criteria for Honors

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FEES

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FEES STRUCTRE

NO PARTICULAR Open Category

Reserve Category

1 Admission Fees 300 300

2 Tution Fees 1000 0

3 Laboratory Fees 2000 0

4 Gymkhana Fees 500 0

5 Libaray Fees 600 0

6 SNDTWU Data Base Fees 400 0

7 Development Fees 500 0

8 Final Theory Exam 1500 0

9 Final Practicals Exam 1000 0

10 Maintenance Fee 1000 1000

11 Magzine Fee 100 0

12 Periodic Test 1000 1000

13 Computer Fee 5000 0

14 Students Aid 100 100

15 Identity Card 150 150

Subject Association Fee 200 200

16 E Service Fees ( U ) 75 75

17 Medical Check Up ( U ) 100 100

18 Students Welfare ( U ) 100 100

MIS Fee 250 250

19 Sports Fees ( U ) 150 150

20 Ashwamedh ( U ) 30 30

21 Disaster Mgt ( U ) 10 10

22 Enrollemt Fee ( U ) 300 300

23 Enrollemt Form ( U ) 0 0

24 Eligibility Fee ( U ) 300 300

25 Eligibility From Fee ( U ) 0 0

26 Convocation Fees ( U ) 0 0

27 Syllabus 300 300

28 Caution Money Deposit 100 100

29 Laboratory Deposit 300 300

30 Library Deposit 1500 1500

31 Insurance Fee 25 25

32 Generic Elective Courses 2000 2000

TOTAL Rs. 20890 8290

FEE DETAILS YEAR 2019-2020

SNDT WOMEN'S UNIVERSITY, MUMBAI - 49

F.Y.B.Sc 2019-2020

FYBSC - Regular

* Fees for Foreign and NRI Students : - The Proposal for charging Five Times of regular course fees from foreign students belonging to Developed Countries and Three times Fee equivalent to Indian rupees from the foreign students of SAARC Countries ( Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Nepal, the Maldives, Pakistan and Sri Lanka) be approved and the same be implemented with effect from the academic year 2017-2018.

SIR VITHALDAS THACKERSEY COLLEGE OF HOME SCIENCE (AUTONOMOUS)

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NO PARTICULAROpen

Category

Reserve Category



















18 Students Wealfare ( U ) 100 100

MIS Fee 250 250

19 Sports Fees (U ) 150 150




23 Enrollemt Form 0 0


25 Eligibility Form fees ( U ) 0 0


27 Syllabus 0 0






TOTAL 16590 3990


SNDT WOMEN'S UNIVERSITY, MUMBAI -49

S.Y.B.Sc 2019-2020

SYBSC - Regular

FEES STRUCTRE



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No PARTICULAROpen

CategoryReserve

Category




















MIS Fee 250 250

19 Sports Fees (U ) 150 150




23 Enrollemt Form 0 0


25 Eligibility Form fees ( U ) 0 0


27 Syllabus 0 0






33 Aditional Fee- Honors Program 5000 5000

TOTAL 21590 8990



S.Y.B.Sc

SYBSC - ( HONORS ) 140 CREDITS

2019-2020

FEES STRUCTRE



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No PARTICULAROpen

Category

Reserve Category




















MIS Fee 250 250

19 Sports Fees ( U ) 150 150






25 Eligibility form Fee ( U ) 0 0


27 Syllabus 0 0





32 Coures 2000 2000

33 Final Marksheet Fee 200 200

34 Field work 1200 1200


SNDT WOMEN'S UNIVERSITY, MUMBAI -49

TYBSC - Regular

T.Y.B.Sc 2019-2020

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Annual Co-curricular fee /Dissertation Fee / Misc Fee 925 925

36 Passing Certificate 200 200

TOTAL Rs. 22915 8515

FEES STRUCTRE



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No PARTICULAROpen

CategoryReserve

Category




















MIS Fee 250 250

19 Sports Fees ( U ) 150 150






25 Eligibility form Fee ( U ) 0 0


27 Syllabus 0 0





32 Discipline Specific Elective Coures 3000 3000

33 Final Marksheet Fee 200 200

34 Field work 1200 1200



TYBSC -( HONORS ) 140 CREDITS

T.Y.B.Sc 2019-2020

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Annual Co-curricular fee /Dissertation Fee / Misc Fee 925 925

36 Passing Certificate 200 200

37 Aditional Fee- Honors Program 5000 5000TOTAL RS. 28915 14515

FEES STRUCTRE



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RULES FOR REFUND OF FEES F.Y.B.SC.

FEES STRUCTRE

TIME OF WITHDRAWAL

CONDITIONS OF

WITHDRAWAL

REFUND OF

TUITION FEES

REFUND OF

OTHER FEES

REFUND OF

DEPOSITS

CHARGING OF

PROCESSING FEES

Application for withdrawal submitted before starting of the

programme or before close of admission process,

whichever is earlier.

__ All fees to be

refunded

All fees to be

refunded

All deposits to be

refunded

Rs. 1,000/-

Application for withdrawal submitted

after starting of the programme

or

after

close of admission process,


The seat falling vacant is filled by

admission of another candidate

80% of the Tuition Fee

to be refunded

80% of fees to be refunded

All deposits to be

refunded

Rs.1,000/-

The seat remains vacant even after

closure of admission

process

Entire fee will be

forfeited

Entire fee will be

forfeited

All deposits to be

refunded

__

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FEES STRUCTRE

TIME OF WITHDRAWAL

CONDITIONS OF

WITHDRAWAL

REFUND OF

TUITION FEES

REFUND OF

OTHER FEES

REFUND OF

DEPOSITS

CHARGING OF

PROCESSING FEES

Application for withdrawal

submitted before starting of the programme

or before close of admission process,


__ 75% of the tuition fee to be refunded


All deposits to be

refunded

Rs. 1,000/-

Application for withdrawal

submitted after starting of the programme

or after close of admission process,


The seat falling vacant is filled by

admission of another candidate

50% of the

Tuition Fee to be refunded


All deposits to be

refunded

Rs.1,000/-

The seat remains vacant even after

closure of admission process

Entire fee will be

forfeited

All fees to be

forfeited

All deposits to be

refunded

__

RULES FOR REFUND OF FEES SELF FINANCE COURSES

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COLLEGE RULES

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COLLEGE RULES

RULES FOR ADMISSION/ FEESAt the time of admission, every student shall sign a declaration on her admission form

stating, that she will abide by rules and regulations and accept the decision of the principal

in all matters as final.Admission can be considered to be granted only when the full fees for the term are paid

official receipt issued and the name of the applicant appears on the relevant rolls. Under

special circumstances the payment in full or in part can be condoned or deferred by the

principal.

Unless permitted by the principal to do so, all applicants not setting their fees by the last

date for payment, shall pay a fine.In case of withdrawal or failure to attend College, the refund, if any, of the fee already paid

will be in accordance with the rules laid down by the college

RULES FOR COLLEGE CONDUCT

Students are required to carry with them their identity cards . Identity cards without

photograph and the Principal's signature will not be considered valid.

All students are expected to conduct themselves in a manner worthy of citizens in the

college community. Such a conduct is based on respect for the dignity of rights of

individuals, respect for public and personal property and personal and academic honesty.

All students are answerable to the principal and vice-principal for their conduct in the

college. If their behavior outside the college, adversely affects the good of the college,

appropriate action may be taken within the principles of justice and equality.

Ragging, of whatever kind, is strictly forbidden and will result in a dismissal of the

concerned student, even if the act is committed outside the college campus.

Dress code : Students should be appropriately dressed for college. Low waist jeans and

high rise T-shirts, revealing clothes, spaghetti tops are not allowed.

Use of mobile phones in the college premises is not permitted.

Insubordination and unbecoming language or conduct in any form are sufficient reasons

for the dismissal of a students.

Refreshments are to be consumed only in the immediate canteen area. Students found

littering will be penalized.

A student who is found to have damaged anything in the classroom or college premises

will have to reimburse the cost of damage.

A student who is found to have done damage of whatever description in the class-room

(e.g., making incisions in the benches, etc.) or about the premises of the college has to

make good the damage done.

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RULES FOR ACADEMIC CONDUCT

Students are expected to acquaint themselves with the system of checking their own marks

and to see the warning on the notice board about poor attendance and/or poor performance

in the test as no individual intimation may be sent.

Students falling short of attendance will not be allowed to appear for the final

examination. A list of such students will be put up on the college notice board atleast ten

days before the commencement of the respective examination.

Students are expected to keep a record of their internal marks and sign the internal

assessment mark sheets at the end of the semester.

Failure to comply with academic requirements of the college will adversely affect the

student's academic record. If after sufficient warning, a student continues not to conform

to the requirements of the institution, the college can refuse admission to a student for the

following term or academic year.

Students applying for certificates, testimonials, etc. and those requiring the principal's

signature in any kind of document or application should contact the office superintendent.

No paper should be taken by students directly to the principal or Vice-principal for

signature.

Students wishing to discuss matters with the Principal or represent their cases in writing to

the Principal should do so within the next 2 days. All request, should be routed through

batch mentors.

Although illness or other serious circumstances may be considered valid reason for

absence from lectures, tutorials, examinations etc. Failure to write the required number of

assignments, unjustified absence from tests, tutorials, practical, examinations etc,

seriously prejudice a student's academic record. If after a warning, a student persistently

continues not to conform to the requirements the College can refuse admission to a student

for the following term or academic year.

Protection From Ragging Any mental or physical torture to any students by any other

students, in the name of “ragging” should be avoided. If found, legal action will be taken

as per the Supreme Court order which may include removal / rustication of that student

from University within 72 hours of the incident. Students must understand that there will

be NO leniency for acts of ragging.

1. Any violation of anti-ragging rules by the students will be dealt with very severely as per

guidelines issued from time to time by the competent authorities.

2. Students should report incidents of ragging immediately. Those who do not do so even

when being witness or victims, will be considered to be part of this practice, and will also

be punished accordingly.

3. When the persons committing or abetting the crime of ragging are not identified, collective

punishment on suspected group could be resorted to.

COLLEGE RULES

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FAQ

FREQUENTLY

ASKED

QUESTIONS

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FAQ

1. What is the meaning of the term credits?Credits mean the number of lectures held per week for a given course. For theory course a 4 credit course would mean that there would be 4 lectures of 50 minutes each per week. However for Practical 4 credit course would mean 8 lectures of 50 minutes each per week.

2. What is the meaning of semester system?Each year is divided into two semesters, in all the students study for 6 semesters. In a semester system the students are taught a set of courses for which the final exams are conducted at the end of that semester.

3. What is Choice Based Credit System? Choice based credit system means that the students get to choose between some of

the courses offered to them. These courses are also called as elective courses.

4. What is the difference between Honors and Regular Graduation program?A regular graduation program means that a student is taught course of 120 credits in 6 semesters. A honors program would have an additional 20 credits, the student would be taught course of 140 credits in 6 semesters(20 additional credits in semester III to VI)This program is usually an option for students who are bright and doing well in their academics. The choice can be exercised by the student at the end of the second semester. The selection of the student will be based on merit and regularity in attendance

5. Does the college have facilities for special children or children with Learning Disability?As per the government norms the college provides facilities to special children such as ignoring spelling errors or giving extra time in written examinations. Additionally counselling and guidance services are also provided to the parents and special children. The college has a Learning Disability Committee

6. Does the College have Hostel facilities?Hostel services are provided by the university and are available on the campus. The rules of the university have to be followed for admission in hostel.

7. Does the College have Scholarship programs or Financial Aids?Financial assistance is provided through College Financial Aid Fund to the students who are deserving and cannot afford the fees. The students should apply before the deadline for each academic year with the relevant documents. The reserve category students are provided free ships as per the government norms and procedure.

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COLLEGE FINANCIAL AID FUND

All students are requested to avail the COLLEGE FINANCIAL AID Senior CollegeFUND offered by the College management.

The Prerequisites for the same are given below:- Low family Income- Genuine Economic reasons or first generation learners (First child getting formal education)The forms to avail such help are available in the College office with the Office

thSuperintendent and Mr. AvinashMalkar. Applications should be submitted before 30 August every year.All the forms will be examined and scrutinized by the Student Welfare Committee of the College. The students (deserving but not affording the college fees) will be informed about the decision of the Committee regarding the amount of refund of fee.

Thus the students should pay the fees as per the deadline and then apply for refund under this scheme.

Attested photocopy (xerox) of the following documents are to be submitted with photocopy (xerox) of these documents should be submitted and original documents should be made available for verification.1. Ration Card - First and last page.2. Bank Pass Book - (with record of last 12 months)3. Passing Mark sheet of the last academic year4. Income Certificates– (Last three years)5. Fee Receipt of the current academic year

EARN WHILE LEARN SCHEME

This is a scheme where the students are encouraged to earn money by doing various tasks in the College such as:

- DTP work- Admission help desk- Collaborative Projects

The students are paid as per competitive rate for DTP work. They are also given a chance to develop communication skills. They gain a lot of knowledge and confidence by working at the help desk. It gives them experience of doing a summer job.

The Help Desk is set up for the students and parents visiting the College seeking information about the academic programs and various specializations offered by the institute.

All the students who wish to avail these opportunities should reach the Chairperson, Student Welfare Committee of the College, Ms. Anju Tulshyan, Assistant Professor, Department of Textiles and Apparel Designing.

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STUDENT MENTORSHIP AND COUNSELLING

The Head and the faculty members of each department offering a specialisation can beapproached for any assistance required by the students concerned.

There are also Class Teachers and Mentors appointed for guiding and assisting students.

For the F.Y. B.Sc. classes there are Class teachers appointed for each division.

For every batch of students (25 to30 students) of each specialization one mentor is appointed from the department offering that specialization.The mentors are constantly in touch with the students. Some of thejobs of the mentor are mentioned below.

- Inform students about academic and non-academic matters such as, student facilities, upcoming events, attendance rules.- Help/guide students to enhance their performance.- Deal with academic difficulties faced by students.- Refer them to counselor if required.

F.Y. B.Sc. Division Class teacher A Dr. Amar Dhere

B Mr. Prakash Navgire

C Ms. Sangeeta Chhowala D Ms. RajeshriShinde

Counselor & Doctor

The in-house Counselor of the College provides individual and group counseling to students on academic and non-academic matters.The Counselor is available in College thrice a week. Students may approach her for any help required.

The doctor is available in College thrice a week. There is a doctor's room provided forconsultation.

Her clinic is near the College so can be called immediately in case of any emergency.

Contact Details:Dr. Snehal Shroff 9892227002

Ms. ShubhangiUradi (Counselor) 9892321571

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GENERAL INFORMATION

Travel concession during vacation :Air / Railway concession will be issued only for travel during vacation. The address indicated in the student's application form will be treated as her hometown. Any change in the hometown must be indicated to the College office immediately

Library :Students enrolled in the College are entitled to the membership of the University library, subject to the payment of deposit of Rs. 1500/- and fees of Rs. 1000/- per annum.

Students are advised to keep all fee receipts safely to claim refund of deposit at the end of the academic year.

Medical check-up :Facilities for medical check-up are provided by the College.

Transport for daily commute:Local train: The College is approximately 1 Km. away from Santacruz station on the western side.

Bus:The following routes of Best Bus are convenient to reach the College from the town andsuburbs : 4 (Ltd), 28, 32(Ltd), 56, 79, 80(Ltd), 81, 81(Ltd), 83, 84(Ltd), 201, 222, 224, 231, 255, 352, 356(Ltd), 384, 422

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STATUTORY BODIES:- Board of Management- Finance Board- Academic Council- Subject Board of each department

IQAC COMMITTEE- Academic Enrichment Committee - (AEC)

- Academic Industry Interface Committee - (AIIC)1. Publicity Committee2. Website Committee3. SVT Alumni Committee

- Self Financing Courses – (SFC)

COLLEGE COMMITTEES- Admission Committee

- Examination Committee

- Purchase Committee

- Academic Affairs Committee1. Student Mentorship, Discipline2. Anti-ragging Committee3. Internal Complaints Committee

- Library Committee

- ICT (Information And Communication Technology) Committee

- Feedback And Evaluation Committee

- Student Welfare Committee

- Time Table Committee

- College Magazine Committee

- Gymkhana Committee (Co-curricular And Cultural Activities)

- Sports Committee

- N.S.S. And Community Outreach Program Committee

COLLEGE COMMITTEES FOR THE ACADEMIC YEAR 2016 – 2019

SIR VITHALDAS THACKERSEY COLLEGE OF HOME SCIENCE(AUTONOMUS)

SNDT WOMEN’S UNIVERSITY, JUHU, MUMBAI

Sr.No. Committee Members Phone No. E-mail ID

1 Chairperson Dr. Jagmeet Madan, Principal

9869239178 [email protected]

2 Co-chairperson Ms. ManjiriBhalerao , Vice Principal


3 Committee Coordinator Dr. Neera Barooah, I/c Head, Dept. of Textiles and Apparel Design

9820174481

[email protected]

Members

4 Ms. Anju Tulshyan Chairperson, Student’s Welfare Committee


5 Dr. Meena Godhia, Head, Dept. of Food Science and Nutrition


6 Ms. Vipra Banerjee, Head, Dept . of Mass Communication and Extension


7 Dr. Suja Koshy, Head, Dept. of Human Development


8 Ms. Chetna Raje, Head, Dept. of Resource Management


9 Ms. Armaiti Shukla, Head, Dept .of Textiles & Apparel Designing

9920135123 armaitishukla@yahoo.

10 Ms. Kirti Vaidya, 9619835649 [email protected] Supervisor, Jr. College

11 Ms. Sadhana Landage Office Superintendent

9011308121

Student Representatives

Following members of the Student Council, Senior College (for the present academic year)

President, Vice President, Gymkhana Secretary,

Asst. Gymkhana Secretary, Cultural Secretary, Sports coordinator

Anti-Ragging Committee (2016-19)

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Sr. No.

Committee Members Phone No. E-mail ID

1. Presiding Officer Ms. Archana Jain Associate Professor


2. Ms. Hemani Malhotra Assistant Professor


3. Mr. Prakash Navgire Associate Professor


4. Ms. Sarojini Mithbaukar Hawaldar


5. Ms. Ruddhi Pilankar Jr. Stenographer


6. Student Representative President Student Council (for the present academic year}

7. Ms. Priyanka Navalkar Advocate in Family Court

9869434444 advnavalkar @gmail.com

Internal Complaints Committee (ICC) (2016-19)



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NON- TEACHING STAFF

ADMINISTRATIVE STAFFMs. Sadhana LandageMs. Priya KudkarMr. Raghunath AdakmolMs. Minaxi R. PatelMr. Prashant Anant SalapMr. Arun Nadekar

JR. STENOGRAPHERMs. Ruddhi Pilankar

LABORATORY ASSISTANTMs. Jayshri LondheMr. Pradeep Naik

HAWALDARMs. Sarojini Mithbavkar

STORE ATTENDENTMs. Suvarna Kotkar

LIBRARY ATTENDENTMr. Shankar B. Borge

LABORATORY ATTENDENTMr. Yashwant GuravMr. Hari SatamkarMr. Ganesh KulkarMr Bhimrao R. YadavMr. Dinakar A. RawoolMr. Chandrakant P. KoliMr. Shyamsundar R. Chavan

PEON / SWEEPERMrs. Vanita JoshiMr. Haribhau K. KhatekarMrs. Archana GaikwadMrs. Aruna JogdandMr. Anirudha K. BhagatMr. Suresh Solanki

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SIR VITHALDAS THACKERSEY COLLEGE OF HOME SCIENCE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION got regisrerd

in December 2019 in Maharashtra State, Mumbai 2018 GBBSD. The registreation number is 2676/2018

2019