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A University acts like a Buena Vista of knowledge along with young

minds traverse in their search for ultimate truths. It is a huge reservoir of

intellectual energy that contains the potential to foster momentous changes in

the form and substance of human civilization and its evolution.

One of the greatest visionaries and philosophers of our times who

shaped modern India had recommended the establishment of a federal

University at Jabalpur in 1956. This vision was brought to fruition on the 9th

of February 1959 when Rani Durgavati Vishwavidyalya (formerly

University of Jabalpur) came into existence.

The establishment of the University was a sequel to a long and

illustrious tradition of traditional as well as modern wisdom starting from

Jaabaali ‘Rishi to great modern philosophers and litterateurs like Acharya

Rajneesh “Osho’.

Shrimati Subhadra Kumari Chauhan, Maharshi Mahesh Yogi, Shri

Han Shankar Parsai, Dr. Rameshwar Shukla ‘Anchal’ and Shri Panna Lal

Shrivastava ‘Noor’ with such a lineage for its academic backdrop. The

University in its current incarnation attracts talent from all over Central

India. The National Accreditation Council (NAAC) awarded the University

B” rating in 2002 - the highest in the region.

The University caters to a very large catchment area spread across

several districts of Madhya Pradesh with a population of 1 crore

approximately Nestling in bosom of lush green Sita Pahadi, the University

has one of the finest educational institution in the state. In such a beautiful

setting, both teachers and students like to spend most of their time letting

their creative ventures prosper.

In addition to the University Teaching Departments, the University

comprises of 151 colleges. The Dean, College Development Council

coordinates and monitors the academic activities of the affiliated and

autonomous colleges. There are 13 fully functional faculties in the

University.

The University Teaching Departments provide quality teaching and

research facilities in the following disciplines:

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1. Lifelong Learning Education 2. Ancient Indian History, Culture a

Archaeology 3. Botany 4. Bioscience 5. Biochemistry 6. Biotechnology

7.Business Economics 8. Chemistry 9. Commerce 10. Computer Science

11. Computer Application 12. English 13. Economics 14. Education

15. Electronics 16. History 17.Hindi and Linguistics 18. Journalism & Mass

Communication 19. Law 20. Management 21. Mathematics 22.

Microbiology 23. Philosophy 24. Political Science & Public Administration

25. Physical Education 26. Pharmacy 27. Physics 28. Sanskrit, Pali and

Prakrit 29. Social Work 30. Sociology 31. System Science 32.Tribal Studies

33. Yoga 34. Business Administration and Management 35. B.Ed.

36. Library 37. Information Science 38. Geography.

Apart from the regular courses and disciplines, the university provides

the following facilities.

I .Ambedakar Studies Centre 2. Computer Centre

3.Directorate of Distance Education 4. Gandhian Studies Centre

5.IGNOU 6. Information Centre

7.Macromolecular Research Centre 8. Mahatma Gandhi Srijan Peeth

9.Publication Cell 10. Public Relations

11 .University Science Instrumentation Centre (USIC)

12.University Study Centres 13.Women Studies, Development and

Research Centre

14. Centre for Visual & Performing Art. 15. Skill Development Centre.

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University Administration University Administration University Administration University Administration ---- fo'ofo|ky; iz'kklu

Name of the Officer Designation Phone (O) Phone (R)

Prof. Kedar Nath Singh

Yadav

Vice-

Chancellor

0761-2601452 0761-2607452

Dr. Magan Singh Awashya Registrar 0761-2600785 Fax: 2603752

Prof. P.L. Ahirwar D.C.D.C. 0761-2600965

G.S. Kurveti Finance

Controller

09302257025

Prof. Surendra Singh Dean Student

Welfare

0761-2600567

University Administration

Name of the Officer Designation Department Phone (O)

Dr. Deepesh Mishra Dy. Registrar Confidential 0761-260606

Shri Arun Singh Chouhan Dy. Registrar Examination

Shri Raj Tiwari Asstt. Registrar Establishment

Shri Abhaykant Mishra Asstt. Registrar Exam., Store &

SC/ST Cell

0761-2602518

Shri S.H. Rizvi Asstt. Registrar Confidential

Shri Manoj Bhatnagar Asstt. Registrar Development

Smt. Sushma Saiyam Asstt. Registrar (On Lien)

Shri S.V. Arya Asstt. Registrar

Dr. Ashok Marathe Coodinator N.S.S.

Professor In-charge

Prof. Uma Tripathi Public Relations Cell & Warden Girl's Hostel

Prof. Anjana Sharma Meeting and Development

Prof. S.N. Bagchi B.Ed.

Prof. S.S. Pandey Central Library and Library Science

Prof. Rakesh Bajpai R.D.C./ Ph.D. Cell

Prof. Divya Chansoria Legal Cell & Sexual Harassment Cell

Dr. Mamta Rao Women Study Centre

Shri Vishal Banne Incharge- N.S.S. (U.T.D. Unit)

Prof. C.S.S. Thakur Warden, Boy's Hostel

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Member of Executive Council Member of Executive Council Member of Executive Council Member of Executive Council

No Name Contact Detail

1. Prof. Kedar Nath Singh Yadava

Chairman

0761-2601452

2. Prof. R.K. Yadav 09826459268

3. Prof. S.S. Pandey 09329436757

4. Prof. Rajiv Dubey 09425152097

5. Prof. S.K. Khatik, Barkuttalah

University, Bhopal

9425382036

6. Prof. C.S.S. Thakur 9425150991

7. Prof. Laxman Pandey

8. Prof. Divya Chansoria 9893414754

9. Smt. Sangeeta Joshi 8878379599

10. Shri Surendra Paul 9425411266

11. Dr. M.K. Mishra

(Nominee Higher Education)

9826637267

12. Mrs. Sushila Gupta

(Nominee M.P. Finance Deptt)

13. Mr. Rajendra Singh Gurjar

14. Miss. Sushma Davar

15. Dr. Magan Singh Awasya

Registrar, Ex-Officio-Secretary

9425349173

Our MentorsOur MentorsOur MentorsOur Mentors Our DeansOur DeansOur DeansOur Deans

Prof. R.K. Yadav

Dean, Faculty of Education

Prof. S.S. Pandey

Dean, Faculty of

Mathematical Sciences

Prof. Rajeev Dubey

Dean, Faculty of Social

Science

Prof. Divya Chansoriya

Dean, Faculty of Law

Prof. Uma Tripathi

Dean, Faculty of Arts

Prof. Kanti Shree De

Dean, Faculty of Life Science

Prof. Santosh Kumar

Dean, Faculty of Science

Prof. R.S. Sohane

Dean, Faculty of Commerce

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Details of DepartmentDetails of DepartmentDetails of DepartmentDetails of Department 1. Department of PG Studies & Research in English

Prof. Uma Tripathi, Professor In-charge

Ms. K. Punwani, Assistant Professor

2. Department of PG Studies & Research Hindi and Linguistics

Dr. Sushma Dubey, Professor and Head

Dr. T.N. Shukla, Professor (On Lien)

3. Department of Journalism & Mass Communication Dr. Dhirendra Pathak, Associate Professor and Head

Dr. UmaTripathi, Professor, Dean Arts Faculty

4. Department of Library & Information Science

Dr. S.S. Pandey, Professor In-charge

5. Department of PG Studies & Research in Philosophy

Dr. Bharat KumarTiwari, Professor and Head

Dr. Gayatri Sinha, Professor

Dr. Priyavrat Shukia, Professor

Dr. D.N. Shukla, Associate Professor

6. Department of PG Studies & Research in Sanskrit, Pali &

Prakrit

Dr. K.N. Shukla, Professor and Head

Dr. R.P Mishra, Professor

Dr. V.M. Tripathi, Professor

FACULTY OF EDUCATION

7. Department of Lifelong Learning Education &

Department of PG Studies & Research in Rural Development Dr. A.K. Gill, Associate Professor and Head

Dr. B.K. Sahoo, Professor

8. School of Education (B.Ed) Dr. S.N. Bagchi, Professor In-charge

9. Department of Physical Education

Dr. Alka Nayak, Professor and Head

Dr. R.K. Yadav, Professor

Shri Vishal O.P. Banney, Assistant Professor

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FACULTY OF LAW

10. Department of Law

Dr. Mamta Rao, Associate Professor and Head

Dr. Divya Chansoria, Professor

FACULTY OF LIFE SCIENCE

11. Department of PG Studies ft Research in Biological Science

Dr. Y.K. Bansal, Professor & Head

Dr. Karuna S. Verma, Professor

Dr. P.K. Singhal, Professor

Dr. Anjana Sharma, Professor

Dr. Salma Khan, Professor (On Lien)

Dr. Kantishree De, Professor

Dr S N Bagchi, Professor

Dr. Divya Bagchi, Professor

Dr. Akhilesh Kumar Pandey, Professor (On Lien)

Dr. S.S. Sandhu, Professor

Dr. Surendra Singh, Professor

Dr. R.P. Mishra, Professor

FACULTY OF MANAGEMENT

12. University Institute of Management (UIM)

Dr. Surendra Singh, Professor In-charge

Dr. Ashish Sharma, Associate Professor

FACULTY OF MATHEMATICAL SCIENCE

13. Department of PG Studies and Research in Mathematics,

Statistics and Computer Science

Dr. S.S. Pandey, Professor and Head

Dr. Arun Kumar, Professor

Dr. (Smt.) M. Shrivastava, Professor

Dr. (Smt.) P.V. Jain, Professor

Dr. S.S. Rana, Professor

Dr. (Smt.) M. Dubey, Professor

Dr. J.K. Maotra, Associate Professor

14. University Institute of Computer Science a Application

(UICSA) Dr. R. K. Pandey, Associate Professor and Head

FACULTY OF SCIENCE

15. Department of PG Studies and Research in Chemistry Dr. R.C. Maurya, Professor and Head

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16. Department of PG Studies and Research in Physics and

Electronics Dr. Meera Ram rakhiani, Professor and Head

Dr. Laxman Pandey, Professor

Dr. J. M. Keller, Professor

Dr. S. Kumar, Professor

Dr. G. Johri, Professor

Dr. P.K. Khare, Professor

Dr. Rakesh Bajpai, Professor

Dr. Y.K. Sharma, Associate Professor Dr. N.K. Pandey,

Associate Professor

FACULTY OF SOCIAL SCIENCE

17. Department of PG Studies & Research in Ancient Indian

History, Culture and Archaeology

Dr. S.N. Mishra, Professor and Head

18. Department of PG Studies & Research in Economics

Dr. S. K. Choubey, Professor and Head

Dr. A.D.N. Bajpai, Professor (On Lien)

Dr. N.G. Pendse, Professor

Dr. Amitabh Shukta, Assistant Professor

19. Department of PG Studies a Research in Political Science and

Public Administration

Dr. Ram Shankar, Professor and Head

Dr. Vivek Misra, Professor

Dr. R.D. Bharadwaj, Professor (On Lien)

20. Department of PG Studies & Research in Geography

Dr. Vivek Mishra, Professor-in-charge

Dr. Lokes Shrivastava Assistant Professor

Dr. Kamlesh Mishra Professor

21. Department of PG Studies & Research in History

Dr. J.P. Mishra, Professor and Head

Dr. Rajeev Dubey, Professor

Dr. S. Sharma, Associate Professor

22. Department of PG Studies & Research in Sociology & Social

Work

Dr. C.S.S. Thakur, Professor and Head

Dr. P.B. Sengupta, Professor

Dr. Prahlad Mishra, Professor

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23. Department of PG Studies & Research in Tribal Study

Dr. Prahlad Mishra, Professor-in-charge

24. DIRECTORATE OF DISTANCE EDUCATION Dr. Kamlesh Mishra, Professor-in-charge

CENTRAL FACILITIES:

MACRO MOLECULAR RESEARCH CENTRE

Dr. J.M. Keller, Director

WOMEN’S STUDY CENTRE

Dr. Mamta Rao, Professor-in-charge

YOGA CENTRE

Dr. Bharat Tiwari, Professor-in-charge

UGC ACADEMIC STAFF COLLEGE

Dr. Kamlesh Mishra, Professor and Director

Dr. Rajeshwari Rana, Associate Professor (On Lien)

HEALTH CENTRE

Dr. P.C. Tiwari, Medical Officer

COMPUTER CENTRE Dr. K.C. Deomurari, System Engineer (In-charge)

Dr. A.K. Gupta, Sr. Programmer

Smt. Nidhi Saxena, Sr. Programmer

CENTRE FOR VISUAL & PERFORMING ARTS.

Dr. Uma Tripathi, Professor Incharge

CAREER GUIDANCE COUNSELLING TRAINING AND

PLACEMENT CELL

Dr. Surendra Singh, Coordinator

Dr. S.K. Choubey, Co-coordinator

Dr. Ashish Sharma, Co- coordinator

Smt. Rajni Sharma, Placement Assistant

REMEDIAL COACHING FOR SC/ST/OBC

Dr. Vivek Mishra, Coordinator

HOSTELS (BOYS & GIRLS)

Devendra Boys Hostel

Dr. C.S.S. Thakur, Warden

Dr. R.K. Gupta, Superintendent

Kasturaba Womens Hostel

Prof. UmaTripathi, Warden

Dr. Somwati Vinodiya, Superintendent

CENTRAL LIBRARY

Dr. S.S. Pandey, Professor In-charge

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DR. AMBEDKAR STUDIES CENTER

Prof. Ram Shankar, Director

GANDHIAN STUDIES CENTER

Prof. Priyavrat Shukla, Director

UNIVERSITYGUEST HOUSE

Prof. Priyavrat Shukla, Professor In-charge

ON CAMPUS FACILITIES

• ALLAHABAD BANK

• SARASWATI VIHAR (POST OFFICE)

• CANTEEN

• CRAECH

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UGC Academic Staff CollegeUGC Academic Staff CollegeUGC Academic Staff CollegeUGC Academic Staff College

The UGC Academic Staff College (ASC), Rani Durgavati

Vishwavidyalaya, Jabalpur was established in 1987. Apart from the

host University and its affiliated colleges, the catchment area of ASC

encompasses Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh over and above which

25% of the course participants are invited from the rest of India. The

ASC has become an effective and efficient teaching and Learning

instrument, promoting excellence in the field of academics.

The ASC has been awarded Grade A by the UGC and is ranked

as one of the top Academic Staff Colleges of the country. Till date, the

ASC has conducted more than 350 full-fledged orientation/ refresher

programmes in which 10,000 teachers have been trained. Apart from

the regular courses, the ASC has conducted several short term/summer

courses to cater to the needs of teachers from sub-altern areas. The ASC

also organizes prominent administrative facilitator programmes such as

Principals meet and Directors meet regularly.

The ASC helps generate a culture of excellence in teaching,

learning and administration. No information found from the

Department.

Pt. Dwarika Prasad Mishra Central LibraryPt. Dwarika Prasad Mishra Central LibraryPt. Dwarika Prasad Mishra Central LibraryPt. Dwarika Prasad Mishra Central Library The Central Library of the University has a collection of about

1,80,000 books, over 8,000 bound volumes of research abstracts and

journals, and hard copies of over 4,000 research degree theses awarded

by the University. The University library system has been computerized

since 1997 and has a database of about 30,000 books, 10,000 journals

and 4,000 theses, all hooked up with the INFLIBNET. LAN connects

all sections of the library. The Library maintains Internet access.

Besides the Central Library, each teaching department has a separate

library, equipped with textbooks, supplementary reading materials,

including journals and encyclopedia on the concerned subject with

photocopying facility. There are specific libraries as well as reading

rooms for students in the departments.

University HostelsUniversity HostelsUniversity HostelsUniversity Hostels

The University has two big hostels, one for boys called

Devendra Boys’ Hostel and the other for girls called Kasturba Women's

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Hostel, situated inside the University campus and within walking

distance from the teaching departments.

The boys’ hostel has 101 furnished rooms split into two wings.

There are facilities like a fully functional reading room and

entertainment! dining hall with television. There is a fully functional

kitchen run on a co-operative basis.

The girls & hostel is situated on the campus adjacent to the

Hostel Warden/Superintendent bungalow. There are 88 furnished airy

rooms split into three wings. The hostel has a lush lawn with trees.

There is an entertainment/dining hall with a television.

EEEE----GGGGovernance & Cyber Facilityovernance & Cyber Facilityovernance & Cyber Facilityovernance & Cyber Facility

Envisaging need for automation and e-governance due to the

enormous workload and increasing activities, University has initiated

move to automate office working and provide e-governance to students

and colleges. Comprehensive office automation through single software

with common database provides integration of central store, affiliation,

degree, account, HR, academics, central evaluation and examination

departments. Office automation has also helped to create a systematized

working with availability of online information. Budgetary working and

advances monitoring with system generated receipts and cheques have

helped augment accounts efficiency.

Database of Ph.D. students helps to track thesis progress and its

timely evaluation. Automation has provided a comprehensive data-base

of affiliated colleges. The examination module has helped to automate

the entire examination work right from admit card printing to result

declaration. Computerized servicing window has provided faster

redressal of students queries. The university has its presence in the

cyber world with its website providing University and colleges profile,

examination scheme, student results, etc.

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University PlacementUniversity PlacementUniversity PlacementUniversity Placement

The University has a fully functional Placement Cell that has

evolved strategic Linkages with market and industry. The basic

mandate of this cell is to train students according to the requirements of

market and industry and to ensure proper and judicious placement of

students passing out from the various University Teaching

Departments. The Placement Cell also takes care of generation and

disbursement of information relating to employment opportunities and

scope for higher studies both within the country and abroad.

University Health CentreUniversity Health CentreUniversity Health CentreUniversity Health Centre

The University Health Centre is located within the campus under

the overall superintendence and direction of a fully qualified full time

doctor. The Centre has an indoor patients ward with five beds. There is

a mini operation theatre having an X-ray machine as well. A

homeopathic doctor also visits the centre twice a week. There is regular

disbursement of medicines to all University employees and students

from the Health Centre.

Remedial CoachingRemedial CoachingRemedial CoachingRemedial Coaching

Remedial classes for SC/ST students are organized at the

Department of Political Science. Special care is taken for enhancing the

intake and retention capabilities of the students, especially in areas

where they feel handicapped.

Classes are organized so as to train them to compete at the

UGC NET examination, as well as prepare them for National and State

level civil services examinations. Around 82 registrations from SC/ST

students were made in this year and regular classes were ensured for

their academic upliftment.

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Women Study, Development And Research CentreWomen Study, Development And Research CentreWomen Study, Development And Research CentreWomen Study, Development And Research Centre

The Women Study and Research Centre in the University has

been functioning for the last three decades. It has succeeded in playing

an interventionist role by initiating gender perspective in several areas.

The University Grants Commission has taken a broad view of the

women studies constituency by supporting university women studies

centres and facilitating them to network with constituents involved in

similar work.

The primary role of the centre is knowledge assimilation and

transmission through teaching, research, field action and

documentation. It is fulfilling several related and complimentary roles

for the academic community as well as for activity, policy makers and

policy implementers. More specifically the Centre at R.D. University is

running certificate courses, research projects, extension activities and

advocacy programmes.

University Institute University Institute University Institute University Institute of Computer Science And of Computer Science And of Computer Science And of Computer Science And Applications (Applications (Applications (Applications (UICSAUICSAUICSAUICSA))))

(A University Institute for teaching and research in Computer

Science and Applications approved by AICTE).

The University Institute of Computer Science and Application

(UICSA), Rani Durgawati University, Jabalpur is an autonomous institute

within the jurisdiction of R.D. University. The institute came into existence

in the year 1993 by a resolution of the Executive Council of the University,

when the University Grants Commission, New Delhi accepted the proposal

of our University and sanctioned the initial establishment cost. Later in the

year 1997, a M.C.A. programme was also approved by All India Council of

Technical Education. Ever since the inception of this institute, emphasis has

been given to quality of education and practical training of students to cater

to the needs of the fast developing IT industry. It boasts of an impressive

guest faculty including those from prestigious institutes like NT’s, REC’s

and several universities like JNU, Delhi, Pune, B.H.U., etc. It organizes

lively interaction with dozens of industries. The pattern of study includes

lectures, practicals, projects, case studies and workshops, which help the

students to grasp the theoretical as well as practical aspects of the application

of computer education in the business/industrial world.

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Students WelfareStudents WelfareStudents WelfareStudents Welfare

The Dean Students’ Welfare is in charge of all extra curricular

activities of students. The Office of the Dean helps students (including

foreign students) regarding housing, employment guidance, welfare

activities, scholarship, cultural activities and general assistance in

administrative matters. It has been regularly organizing Youth Festivals

and other related cultural activities like concerts by SPICMACAY

promoting Indian Art Forms.

The welfare of foreign students also comes under its purview.

There is a large contingent of foreign students specialty from African

countries who take admission in the University and its various affiliated

colleges. Their special needs are taken care of by the Dean Students’

Welfare.

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Disciplines/Courses Offered through Entrance ExamDisciplines/Courses Offered through Entrance ExamDisciplines/Courses Offered through Entrance ExamDisciplines/Courses Offered through Entrance Exam

Department of P.G. Studies And Research In Biological Science

M.Sc. Biotechnology (2 years, 4 semesters course)

M.Sc. Biotechnology is a four semesters self-financed course of

two years duration. India has already emerged as a major contributor in

the Biotech sector with about 450 companies and a turnover of Rs.

11,000 crore growing at a rate of 50% p.a. Biopharma, Bioservice, and

Bioagric are the major players, white Bioinformatics is expanding very

fast. About 195 companies have trained 700 odd PG students in 2008-

09, and 30% were absorbed in same companies. In M. R, Biotech

sectors are located around Indore and Bhopal, which offer Lucrative

jobs for PG Biotech students.

The M.Sc. Biotechnology is a two years course spread over four

semesters, comprising four papers in each semester. The fourth

semester is exclusively dissertation in lieu of four papers. The courses

are being taught by specialized and qualified faculty who also provide

skilled practical training to the M.Sc. students. The department has

instruments like UV-Vis spectrophotometers, PCRs, HPLCs, Cooling

Centrifuges etc. Further, it has a good Library with more than 3,500

books. It is connected with a high speed Internet having access to

online journals through Springer- Verlag database.

B.Sc. (Hons) Microbiology, B.Sc. (Hons) Biotechnology (3

years 6 sem. course), B.Sc. in any branch of Life science with minimum

50% marks with reservation for ST/SC! OBC as per M.P. Govt, rules.

Placement Opportunities: The passed out students have been absorbed

in Biocon Ahmedabad, Cipla Mumbai, Reliance Life Sciences New

Delhi apart from many Govt, and private institutions of repute. There is

tremendous scope of jobs in Pharma, Molecular Biology, Bioinformatic

services and Pathology labs.

Linkages with Leading Institutes: As a part of the dissertation

work a Large number of M.Sc. students visit institutes Like NEERI

Nagpur, NCL, NCCS Pune, CIMAP Lucknow, Cancer Research

Institute Mumbai, Cadila Pharma Ahmedabad, NIPGR New Delhi, etc.,

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where they get access to the working attitude and professionalism of the

industries. Students are also trained in scientific writing skills.

Department of Economics (2 years, 4 sem.) MBA (International.

Business, Business Economics): This is 2 years (4 Semesters) full time

programme. This unique program is successfully catering to all the

corporate requirements of International Business for the past many

years. The previous batches have secured full placement in

Multinationals and Indian Companies. The Programme believes in the

philosophy of Learning by practice. Management games are conducted

to improve the basic managerial skills of the students. The department

is known for its academic excellence and commitment towards the

promotion of global entrepreneurship. The department prides itself on

its academic initiatives, excellence and synergy with reputed industrial

houses.

Linkages with Industries: The course of International Business is

quite useful in the era of globalization. The firms engaged in

international business find the students quite useful for their business

operations.

Eligibility: Graduation in any branch with at least 50% marks.

Reservation is provided as per the Government of Madhya Pradesh and

University rules.

Placement Opportunities: A Placement Cell organizes regular

summer training and final placements in second & fourth semester,

respectively. Students have been offered high packages by the various

Companies Like TCS, ITC, RELIANCE MONEY, etc. Pre placement

training sessions are also conducted in all semesters.

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Department of Department of Department of Department of JournalismJournalismJournalismJournalism and Mass Communication and Mass Communication and Mass Communication and Mass Communication

The Department of Journalism and Mass Communication was

established at Rani Durgavati University, Jabalpur in 1983 as a Centre

for Advance Media Study in Journalism and Mass Communication. The

Department has its own spacious Laboratories, Press Conference hall,

Electronics Media Production Studio, Photo Lab, Computer Lab with

Internet connectivity. The department is equipped with all modern

Audio-Visual equipments to provide practical training to the students.

After successful completion of the course, the students are

placed in media industry such as Newspapers, Radio, Television, News

Agencies, Public Relation, Film Journalism, Photo Journalism,

Advertising Industry and other such related origination. Most of the

graduates are absorbed by Government of India and State Government

in public relations and information sector. There is a huge scope of

self-employment as well.

Courses: BJ - One year Post Graduation Degree Course.

Eligibility graduation in any discipline with 45% marks, age limit 30 yr,

set 30. Selection on Entrance basis.

M.J. 2 years, 4 semester Post Graduation Course. Eligibility

Diploma/Degree in Journalism with 50% marks, age limit 30, seats 15

selection on Entrance basis.

B.A. (Hons.) Mass Communication- 3 yrs, 6 semester,

Eligibility 10+2 any discipline with 50% marks. Age limit as per M.P.

Govt. rules, seats-25, selection on Entrance basis.

M.A. Mass Communication - 2 yr, 4 semester. Eligibility

Graduation in any discipline with 50% marks. Age limit as per M.P.

Govt. rules, Seats 15, selection on Entrance basis.

M.Phil. - One yr, 2 semester. Eligibility: Post Graduation in

Journalism with 55% marks for general and 50% for SC/ST Category.

Age limit as per M.P. Govt. rules, Seats 10, selection on Entrance basis.

Ph.D.: The department runs Ph.D. work as per UGC guide lines.

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University Institute of LawUniversity Institute of LawUniversity Institute of LawUniversity Institute of Law

The establishment of the Department marked a watershed event

in the anals of legal education in the state. Apart from the main Line

courses of B.A. LL.B. (Hons), LL.M and Diploma, the department has

fully qualified faculty for research guidance. The department conducts

regular extension activities as well.

B.A. LL. B. (Hons)- is an integrated 5 year course split into 10

semesters, each of 6 months duration.

Eligibility: Higher Secondary School Examination (10+2)

system or an equivalent examination with 50% marks. The relaxation to

reserved category is given as per rules. Selection is based on merit,

assessed through admission test conducted by Rani Durgavati

Vishwavidyalaya, Jabalpur. Age limit: 22 years (as on 1St of July of the

corresponding year). 50 seats are reserved for normal merit candidates,

05 seats for NRI candidates and there are 05 payment seats.

The Objective and Job Opportunities: This course facilitates

and encourages students to become deserving Advocates, Judges,

Prosecution Officers, Legislators, Law Teachers and Jurists. Placements

is also in the Corporate Sector.

LL.M. (2 years, 4 Semesters) Total seats : 40 (30 Seats merit

including reserved seats), 2 payment seats and 8 seats under self finance

scheme. It is a two years full time course spread up into four semesters

each year having two semesters of six months duration.

Eligibility: LL.B. Examination (with 55%) or an equivalent

examination. Relaxation to reserved category will be given as per M. P.

Government! University rules. Selection is based on merit assessed

through an admission test conducted by the University.

LL.B. (3 Years, 6 Semesters): The duration of the course is

three years spread into six semesters, each year having two semesters,

of six months duration. This course is run only in the affiliated colleges.

Eligibility: Graduation in any discipline with minimum 40%

marks. Relaxation to reserved category will be given as per M.R

Government! University rules. Selection is based on merit assessed

through an admission test conducted by the University.

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Proposed Courses : P.G. Degree (LL.M.) - Two years in Cyber

Law and IPR.

Diploma Course in - Information Technology and Environment

Protection Laws.

The Department of Law also has Legal Aid Cell – recently,

M.P. State Legal Authority organized a five days training programme

for students from 9th May 2013 to 13th May 2013 to initiate a Legal

Aid Cell in the department which will provide free legal help to weaker

section of the society.

Prof. Narendra Singh Lecture Series are regularly held in the

department. Recently seminar was organized on "Changing dimension

of human rights".

Placement Opportunities: This course helps students to

become deserving Advocates, Judges, Prosecution Legislators, Law

Teachers and Jurists. There are ample placement opportunities in the

corporate sector as well.

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University Institute of ManagementUniversity Institute of ManagementUniversity Institute of ManagementUniversity Institute of Management

MBA (Marketing Management): This is a 2 years full time

programme split into 4 semesters. This unique program is successfully

catering to alt the corporate requirements for the past many years. The

previous batches have secured full, placement in multinationals and

Indian companies. The programme believes in the philosophy of

learning through practice. Management games are also conducted to

improve the basic managerial skills of the students.

Linkages with Industries: The Institute has established

operational Linkages with several leading industrial groups to impart

practical training and first hand experience of the ground situation to

students. During these training programmes, students are able to refine

their skills in marketing and linkage management. This also provides

them with excellent opportunity as regards placements in future. The

industries with which such Linkages have been evolved are: TCS,

RELIANCE MONEY, RELIANCE INFOCOM, HCL, LG,

ELECTRONICS, LUPIN LTD., MAIHER CEMENT, MAGMA

FINANCE LTD., ICICI PRUDENTIAL, ACC, TATA FINANCE,

HUL, MAHINDRA a MAHINDRA, TATA TELECOM, INDIA

BULLS, WIPRO SPECTRA MIND, HDFC BANK ICICI LOMBARD,

JK TYRES, MPFC, ITC, etc.

Eligibility: Graduation in any branch with at Least 50% marks.

Reservation will be provided as per Government of Madhya Pradesh

and University rules.

Placement Opportunities: The Placement Cell organizes

regular summer training and final placements in second & fourth

semesters, respectively. The students have been offered high packages

by the various Companies. Pre-placement training sessions are also

conducted in alt semesters.

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Department of Physical EducationDepartment of Physical EducationDepartment of Physical EducationDepartment of Physical Education

(Approved by NCTE)

The University Department of Physical Education was

established in 1969 with the objective (I) to manage University sports

and (ii) to prepare qualified physical education teachers/leaders. Since

then, the department has been successfully managing sports activities

like (i) organization of inter-collegiate and inter-university

competitions, (ii) training and coaching of university teams in various

games and sports for inter-university and other competitions and (iii)

provide technical and academic assistance to KVS/district education

sports colleges, adjoining universities along with district and state

associations of different games and sports.

Bachelor of Physical Education (B.P.Ed.) No. of Seats-40. It is a

two semesters course covering (i) theoretical courses, (ii) acquisition of

ski[Ls in different games and sports, and (iii) teaching ability. Students

are trained in these areas in order to fulfill the growing requirement in

the field.

Eligibility: Bachelor's Degree with Physical Education as an

elective subject with fifty percent marks; or Bachelor's Degree with

Physical Education as an elective subject with forty-five percent marks

and participation in National or State or Inter-University competitions

in sports or games or athletics recognized by Association of Indian

Universities or Indian Olympic Association; or Bachelor's Degree with

forty-five percent marks and having participated in National or State or

Inter-University Sports or games or athletics; or

Reservations for ST/SC/OBC candidates or candidates belonging

to other categories shall be in accordance with the rules prevailing in

the University from time to time. Eligibility is subject to change as per

the Latest NCTE Norms as applicable for a particular session.

Master of Physical Education (M.P.Ed.): No. of Seats 25. It is

a four semesters course that provides theoretical and analytical

understanding in fundamental and allied courses of physical education

along with the theoretical and practical aspects of a chosen sports

activity as sports specialization in order to equip them to impart sports

coaching in the chosen sports activity.

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Eligibility: (i) A Bachelor degree examination in Physical

Education or a post-graduate diploma of one year duration after

graduation or any equivalent examination recognized by the Academic

Council with a minimum of 50% marks, (ii) The applicant should not

be more than 30 years of age. Five years relaxation in age shall be

given to those departmental candidates, who are working as Physical

Education Teachers/ Sports Officers! Directors of Physical Education

or holding any administrative post in Physical Education/Sports in

educational institutions and other organizations, and are deputed by

their respective Department/Organization, (iii) Eligibility is subject to

change as per the latest NCTE Norms as applicable for a particular

session (iv) In-service candidates have to obtain necessary permission

from the competent authority and have to take two years study leave

from the department to complete the course. No relaxation shall be

given in this case. The certificate has to be submitted before the

entrance examination, (v) Reservations for ST/SC/OBC candidates or

candidates belonging to other categories shall be in accordance with the

rules prevailing in the University from time to time.

M.Phil. Physical Education: it is a two semester pre-doctoral

programme with emphasis on research methodology and different areas

of specialization.

Eligibility: A candidate who has passed the Masters Degree

examination in Physical Education with a minimum of 55% from

general category and 50% of marks, from SC/ST category shall be

allowed to appear at the entrance testing. Those securing 50% marks in

the entrance test shall be eligible for admission.

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General Instructions for Entrance TestGeneral Instructions for Entrance TestGeneral Instructions for Entrance TestGeneral Instructions for Entrance Test

1. The application form must be accompanied by the following:

a. Photocopy of marksheet /Certificate ass X as proof of date of birth.

b. Photocopy of marksheet of class XII, Graduate or Post-graduate

examinations.

c. Photocopy of the certificate in case of reserved category candidates

as per Govt, rules.

d. Medical Fitness Certificate for those appearing in B.P.Ed., M.P.Ed,

and M.Phil. Physical

Education

e. One self addressed envelope (4.0x9.0 inches) affixing stamp of Rs.

5/- only.

2. All candidates will be provisionally allowed to appear in the

Entrance Test. For a appearing at entrance test candidates must

themselves ascertain their eligibility.

3. Roll Numbers will be allotted by the respective departments.

4. The candidates will not be allowed to enter the examination hall if

they do not have the admission card. The admission card will be

issued by respective departments.

5. The entrance test will be held on 15th for LL.B. (3year) course and

on 22nd June, 2013 for all other courses. The time will be between

10.00 am and 12.00 noon, at the notified centers.

Venue will be – (1) Centre for Law at Jabalpur (B.A.LL.B., LL.B.

& LL.M.), and other courses offered through entrance examination

by the various departments of the University at UTDs Jabalpur.

(2) Other Centres outside Jabalpur for Law – the centres notified

by the university within the catchment area for LL.B course.

(3) the Entrance test for Ph.D. Programme will be held on 15th

July, 2013 at 10:00 a.m. at UTDs of respective subjects.

(4) The Entrance test for M.Phil. Programme is likely to be held in

August, 2013.

6. There shall be a separate entrance test for each course.

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7. Entrance Test Fee is to be paid either in cash in the respective

departments or through demand draft / bankers cheque drawn in

favour of The Registrar, Rani Durgavati Vishwavidyalaya payable

at Jabalpur. The candidate must write at the back of the demand

draft / bankers cheque his/her full name and address alongwith

contact no. with STD code.

8. Completely filled in application forms must be submitted to the

respective Heads of Department, Rani Durgavati Vishwavidyalaya,

Pachpedi, Jabalpur (M.R) RANI DURGAVATI

VISHWAVIDYALAYA, JABALPUR SHALL BE THE FINAL

AUTHORITY FOR DECIDING ALL MATTERS REGARDING

THE CONDUCT OF THE ENTRANCE TEST AND

ADMISSION. THE UNIVERSITY RESERVES THE RIGHT TO

AMEND ANY RULE / PROCEDURE FOR CONDUCT OF THE

ENTRANCE TEST ADMISSION ETC. AND ANY

MODIFICATION SO MADE SHALL BE BINDING.

FOR DISCIPLINES/COURSES GIVING ADMISSION ON

MERIT BASIS

Details of rules of admission procedure to various disciplines /

courses without entrance test can be obtained from the University

website / MP higher education department website:

www.rdunijbpin.org

www. mp.gov.in/highereducationmp

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Name of

Department

Course(s)

Offered

Duration Non Self

Finance

Seats

Self

finance

Seat

Qualifications

for Admission &

Minimum % of

marks

Non self

finance Seat

Boys/ Girls

Self

Finance

Fees

Boys/

Girls

Mode of

selection

Department

of Lifelong

Learning

Education

M.A. (Rural

Development)

2 years

(4 Sem.)

30 Nil Graduation with

45%

1850/sem.

for all

Merit

M.A.

(Education)

2 years

(4 Sem.)

30 Nil Graduation with

B.Ed.

7500/sem.

for all

Merit

Ancient

Indian

History &

Culture

M.A. 2 years

(4 Sem.)

20 Nil Graduation with

45%

1370/sem.

1070/sem.

Merit

B.Ed. B.Ed. 1 year 100 Nil - 25000/

year*

Online

Admissio

n by MP

Biological

Science

B.Sc. (Hons.)

Microbiology

3 yrs/

6 sem.

00 30 12th (10+2) pass

minimum 50%

marks &

Biology as a

subject

19500/

year*

Entrance

Test

B.Sc. (Hons.)

Biotechnology

3 yrs/

6 sem.

00 30 12th (10+2) pass

minimum 50%

marks &

Biology as a

subject

19500/

year*

Entrance

Test

M.Sc. Botany 2 yrs/

4 sem.

10 10 Graduation with

50%

10000/

sem.*

Merit

M.Sc.

Bioscience

2 yrs/

4 sem.

05 15 Graduation with

50%

10000/

sem.*

Merit

M.Sc.

Biochemistry

2 yrs/

4 sem.

00 25 Graduation with

50%

10000/

sem.*

Merit

M.Sc. Biotech 2 yrs/

4 sem.

00 25 Graduation with

50%

20000/

sem.*

Entrance

Test

M.Sc.

Microbiology

2 yrs/

4 sem.

05 20 Graduation with

50%

10000/

sem.*

Merit

M.Phil.

Botany

1 yr/

2 sem.

00 20

PG with

minimum 55%

for General and

50% for ST/SC

category in

concerned

subject

250000/

sem*

Entrance

Test

M.Phil.

Microbiology

1 yr/

2 sem.

00 20

M.Phil.

Zoology

1 yr/2

sem.

00 15

M.Phil.

Biotechnology

1 yr/2

sem.

00 15

M.Phil.

Biochemistry

1 yr/2

sem.

00 15

M.Phil. 1 yr/2 00 20

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Name of

Department

Course(s)

Offered

Duration Non Self

Finance

Seats

Self

finance

Seat

Qualifications

for Admission &

Minimum % of

marks

Non self

finance Seat

Boys/ Girls

Self

Finance

Fees

Boys/

Girls

Mode of

selection

Bioscience sem.

Chemistry B.Pharmacy 4 years /

8sem.

00 40 12th (10+2) Pass

with minimum

50% marks with

Biology or

Mathematics as

a subject.

25000/

year*

Entrance

Test

M.Sc. 2 years/ 4

sem.

30 20 B.Sc. 5000/

sem*

Merit

M.Phil.

Chemistry

1 year/ 2

sem.

00 10 PG with

minimum 55%

for General and

50% for ST/SC

category in

concerned

subject

25000/

year*

Entrance

Test

Computer

Centre

Certificate

Course for

Computer

Operators

Three

weeks

18 Graduation 2000 per

Course

Merit

Certificate

Course for

Data Entry

Three

weeks

18 Higher

Secondary

1800 per

Course

Merit

Distance

Education &

Centre

MCA 3 years Not

fixed

Nil Graduation 11000/ year Merit

BCA 3 years Nil XII (10+2) 6000/year Merit

B.A. 3 years Nil XII (10+2) 1300/year Merit

PGDCA

ADCA

CIC

Economics M.A. 2 years (4

sem.)

80 Nil Graduation with

45%

1100/ year

500/year

Merit

MBA (IB) 2 years (4

sem.)

30 Graduation with

50%

10000/

sem.*

Entrance

Test

MBA (BE) 500/year 30 Graduation with

50%

` 10000/

sem.*

Entrance

Test

M.Phil. 1 year/2

sem.

20 Nil PG with

minimum 55%

for general and

50% for ST/SC

category to

concern subject.

4200 per

year

Entrance

Test

Yoga M.A. 2 yrs. 20 45% graudation 5100/ sem. Merit

M.Phil 1 year 30 45% 6100/ sem. Entrance

Test

P.G. Diploma 1 year 20 45% 3100/sem. Entrance

Test

B.Ed. 210 days 100 25000/- Counselin

g

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Name of

Department

Course(s)

Offered

Duration Seats

Gen.

Seats

payment

Qualifications

for Admission

& Minimum %

of marks

Seats Gen.

Boys/ Girls

Payment

Seat

Boys/girl

s

Mode of

selection

English M.A. 2 years/

4 sem.

50 Nil Graduation

with 45%

1100/

500/ yr.

Merit

M.Phil. 1 year/

2 sem.

20 PG with

minimum 55%

for general and

50% for ST/SC

category to

concern

subject.

4200/ year Entrance

Test

Geography M.A./M.sc. 2 year/

4 sem.

30 Nil Graduation

with 45%

1600/ year

1000/ yr.

Merit

M.Phil. 1 year/

2 sem.

30 Nil PG with

minimum 55%

for general and

50% for ST/SC

category to

concern

subject.

10000/ for 2

sem.

1700/

Admission

fee one time.

Entrance

Test

Hindi &

Linguistics

M.A. 2 year/

4 sem.

40 Nil Graduation

with 45%

1100/ year

500/ yr.

Merit

M.Phil. 1 year/ 2

sem.

20 Nil PG with

minimum 55%

for general and

50% for ST/SC

category to

concern

subject.

4200/ yr. Entrance

Test

Language

Learning

Course

1 year 20 Nil Graduation

with 50%

1000/ year

History M.A. 2 year/

4 sem.

20 Nil Graduation

with 45%

1100/ year

500/ yr.

Merit

M.Phil. 1 year/

2 sem.

20 Nil PG with

minimum 55%

for general and

50% for ST/SC

category to

concern

subject.

4200/ year Entrance

Test

Journalism &

Mass

Communicatio

n

M.J.C. 2 year/

4 sem.

15 BJC or

equivalent with

50%

25500/

sem.*

Entrance

Test

B.J.C. 1 year 30 Graduation

with 45%

5000/

year*

Entrance

Test

PG Diploma

in Journalism

1year 15 Nil Graduation

with 45%

10000/

course

Merit

30

Name of

Department

Course(s)

Offered

Duration Seats

Gen.

Seats

payment

N.R.T.

Qualifications

for Admission

& Minimum %

of marks

Seats Gen.

Boys/ Girls

Payment

Seat

Boys/girls

Mode of

selection

Law B.A.LL.B.

(Hons)

5 years /

10 sem.

70 05+

05

XII Pass with

50%

10000/sem.

10000/sem.

10000/

sem.

10000/

sem.

(+25000

paid one

time)

LL.B. 3 years/

6 sem.

Seats in

various

Pvt. &

Govt.

Colleges

Graduation

with 40%

As presented

by prescribed

Pvt./ Govt.

Colleges

Nil Entrance

Exam.

and

Counseli

ng for all

LL.M.

LL.M. 2 year/

4 sem.

38 02 LL.B. Pass

with 55%

10000/sem.

10000/sem.

10000/se

m.

10000/se

m.

(+25000

paid one

time)

Library &

Information

Science

B.Lib. I.sc. 1 year 40 Nil Graduation

with 50%

6600/ year Merit

M.Lib.I.Sc. 1 year 30 Nil B.Lib.I.Sc.

with 50%

7600/year Merit

Methematics

& Computer

Science

M.Sc.

(Mathemiatic

s)

2 years/

4 sem.

40 B.Sc. with

45%

600/sem.

800/sem.

Merit

M.Sc.

(Computer

Science)

2 years/

4 sem.

40 B.Sc. (Com.

Sci.) BCA

with 50%

5000/sem. +

600/year

Admission

fee

Merit

M.Sc.

Statistics

2 years/

4 sem.

40 B.Sc. Maths,

Statistics

5000/sem. +

600/year

Admission

fee 1800/-

Merit

M.Phil

(Mathematics

)

1 year/

2 sem.

20 PG with

minimum 55%

for General

and 50% for

ST/SC

Category in

concern

subject

25000/se

m.*

Entrance

Test

M.Phil.

(Computer

Science)

1 year/

2 sem.

05

Philosophy M.A. 2 years/

4 sem.

40 Nil Graduation

with 45%

1100/year

500/year

Merit

M.Phil 1 year/

2 sem.

20 Nil PG with

minimum 55%

for General

and 50% for

ST/SC

Category in

concern

subject

4200/ year Entrance

Test

31

Name of

Department

Course(s)

Offered

Duration Seats

Gen.

Seats

payment

N.R.T.

Qualifications

for Admission

& Minimum %

of marks

Seats Gen.

Boys/ Girls

Payment

Seat

Boys/girls

Mode of

selection

Physical

Education

B.P.Ed. 1 year/

2 sem.

40 Graduation

with 45% as

per NCTE

Norms

Adm.fee

600/sem./

Adm.for

600/sem.

Tution fee

600/sem.

Experime

nt fee

500/sem./

Dept.

Dev. fee

5000/year

* subject

to change

Entrance

Test +

Marks

for

Sports

Achieve

ment for

all

M.P.Ed. 2 year/

4 sem.

25 B.P.Ed. with

50% as per

NCTE Norms

600/sem./

Adm.for

600/sem.

Tution fee

600/sem.

Experime

nt fee

500/sem./

Dept.

Dev. fee

5000/year

M.Phil. 1 year/

2 sem.

20 PG with

minimum 55%

for General

and 50% for

ST/SC

Category in

concern

subject

For all

students

Add. fee

800/-

Tution fee

500/sem.

Deptt.

Dev. fee

7500/sem.

Physics &

Electronics

M.Sc.

(Physics)

2 year/

4 sem.

40 10 B.Sc.

(Physics)

1700/sem.

1100/sem.

5000/sem.

5000/sem.

Merit

M.Sc.

(Electronic)

2 year/

4 sem.

40 B.Sc.

(Electronics)

1700/sem.

1100/sem.

5000/sem.

5000/sem.

Merit

M.Phil

(Physics)

1 year/

2 sem.

20 PG with

minimum 55%

for General

and 50% for

ST/SC

Category in

concern

subject

6900/ year 25000/se

m.*

Entrance

Test

M.Phil

(Electronics)

1 year/

2 sem.

20

Post B.Sc.

Diploma in

Electronics

(Part Time)

1 year/

2 sem.

Nil B.Sc.

(Physics)

1700/sem.

1700/sem.

Merit

Diploma in

Electronics

(Part Time)

1 year/

2 sem.

Nil Higher

Secondary/

S.S.Sc. (Sci.)

1700/sem.

1700/sem.

Merit

32

Name of

Department

Course(s)

Offered

Duration Seats

Gen.

Seats

payment

N.R.T.

Qualifications

for Admission

& Minimum %

of marks

Seats Gen.

Boys/ Girls

Payment

Seat

Boys/girls

Mode of

selection

Political

Science

M.A. 2 year/

4 sem.

30 Nil Graduation

with 45%

1100/year

500/year

Merit

M.Phil 1 year/

2 sem.

30 Nil PG with

minimum 55%

for General

and 50% for

ST/SC

Category in

concern

subject

4200/sem. Entrance

Test

Diploma in

Public

Administrati

on

1 year 30 Nil Graduation

with 45%

2600/year Merit

Sanskrit M.A. 2 year/

4 sem.

40 Nil Graduation

with 45%

1100/year

500/year

Merit

M.Phil. 1 year/

2 sem.

15 Nil PG with

minimum 55%

for General

and 50% for

ST/SC

Category in

concern

subject

4200/sem. Entrance

Test

Sociology M.A. 2 year/

4 sem.

50 Graduation

with 45%

1100/year

500/year

Merit

MSW 2 year/

4 sem.

40 Graduation

with 45%

7500/ sem.

for all

Merit

M.Phil.

(Social work)

1 year/

2 sem.

20 PG with

minimum 55%

for General

and 50% for

ST/SC

Category in

concern

subject

4200/year for

all

Entrance

Test

M.Phil.

(Sociology)

1 year/

2 sem.

20

Tribal Studies PG Diploma

in Tribal

Studies

1 year 20 Graduation

with 45%

(Gen/OBC),

36% SC/ST.

1700/year Merit

University

Institute of

Computer

Science and

Applications

(UICSA)

B.C.A. 3 years/

6 sem.

40 12th (10+2)

with minimum

50% marks

and Commerce

or Science as a

student.

7500/sem.

*

Entrance

Test

M.C.A. 3 years/

6 sem.

40 Nil Graduation

with

Mathematics

as 1 subject

upto 12th or

B.C.A.

12050/ sem.

for all

- Through

Entrance

Test

Conduct

ed by

Vyapam.

University

Institute of

Management

B.Com.

(Hons)

3 years/

6 sem.

60 Higher

Secondary

(10+2)

examination of

22000/

year*

Entrance

Test

33

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Department

Course(s)

Offered

Duration Seats

Gen.

Seats

payment

N.R.T.

Qualifications

for Admission

& Minimum %

of marks

Seats Gen.

Boys/ Girls

Payment

Seat

Boys/girls

Mode of

selection

Indian

Educational

system and

minimum of

50% marks in

aggregate, or

GCE 'O' level

with five

subjects and

GCE, 'A' level

with two

courses with

grade C or

better or an

equivalent

examination

with minimum

50% marks in

aggregate from

a recognized

board of

Education.

Only the

students of

Commerce and

Science

streams in

Intermediate/

10+2 are

eligible for the

course.

Gen.50%

SC/ST/OBC

As per Govt.

rules.

BBA (Hotel

Management

)

3 years/

6 sem.

60 12th (10+2)

with minimum

50% marks.

Gen.50%

SC/ST/OBC

As per Govt.

rules.

22000/

year*

Entrance

Test

BBA

(Hospital

Administrati

on)

3 years/

6 sem.

60 Minimum 50%

marks in

Higher

Secondary

(10+2)

examination

(Any Stream)

Gen.50%

SC/ST/OBC

As per Govt.

rules.

22000/

year*

Entrance

Test

MBA 2 years/

4 sem.

60 Minimum

Aggregate

Gen/OBC-

32,580/ year

MP

MET

34

Name of

Department

Course(s)

Offered

Duration Seats

Gen.

Seats

payment

N.R.T.

Qualifications

for Admission

& Minimum %

of marks

Seats Gen.

Boys/ Girls

Payment

Seat

Boys/girls

Mode of

selection

50% marks in

UG (Any

Stream)

Gen.50%

SC/ST/OBC

As per Govt.

rules.

SC/ST-7850/

year

Test

MBA (MM) 2 years/

4 sem.

50 Minimum

Aggregate

50% marks in

UG (Any

Stream)

Gen.50%

SC/ST/OBC

As per Govt.

rules.

27110/

year*

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Test

Name of

Department

Course(s)

Offered

Duration Seats

Gen.

Seats

payment

N.R.T.

Qualifications

for Admission

& Minimum %

of marks

Seats Gen.

Boys/ Girls

Payment

Seat

Boys/girls

Mode of

selection

Women Study

Centre

Certificate

course in

Women

Empowerme

nt

Three

Months

30 Nil Higher

Secondary

1200/ Course On the

basis

applicati

on twice

in a year

July to

April. P.G. Diploma

in Gender

Studies &

Development

1 year 30 Nil Graduation 5000/year

Women Study

Centre

M.A. (Yoga) 2 years 20 Nil Graduation

with 45%

5100/sem. /

5100/sem.

Merit

P.G. Diploma 1 year 30 Nil Graduation

with 45%

3100/sem. /

3100/sem.

Merit

M.Phil.

(Yoga)

1 year - 20 PG with

minimum 55%

for General

and 50% for

ST/SC

Category in

concern

subject

6100/sem./

6100/sem.

Proposed

Entrance

Three

Months

Certificate

Course

Three

Months

20 Nil Higher

Secondary

1500/course/

1500/course

Merit

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Anti Ragging MeasuresAnti Ragging MeasuresAnti Ragging MeasuresAnti Ragging Measures The University has a ZERO TOLERANCE POLICY towards ragging.

1. In this University ragging is totally banned. /

2. Any student found to be engaging in the act of ragging can be

punished as per statute 40.

3. At the time of admission in the department, all students through

their parents have to submit compulsory affidavit not to involve in

ragging.

4. It is compulsory to submit affidavits of the same nature alongwith

the admission form while seeking admission in the hostel.

5. All new entrants, if ragged by senior students in any way, will

immediately inform the competent authority of the University.

6. The following things are included in ragging: To compel a student

for collective drill. To compel a student to prepare notes for senior

students in class.

To traumatize a student physically or mentally.

To force a student to eat or drink something.

To indulge in cruelty with any student so as to risk causing death.

To indulge in absurd acts that may destroy the innocence of a

student

To force a student to do foolish acts.

The complaints of any such event should immediately be lodged

with the head of the concerning department or Proctor of the

University by any Student, Teacher, Employee, Guardian or

Citizen.

The competent authority after investigating the case may punish the

concerned student in the following manners:

a. Expulsion for one/two years from the college or department.

b. Ban on admission for two years in any College or University of the

state.

If ragging is done by any former student or by any outsider, they

shall be handed over.

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