LADY DOAK COLLEGE fileLADY DOAK COLLEGE | PROSPECTUS 2016-17 At present, there are 4345 women students studying in the Departments of Humanities, Sciences, Commerce and Business Administration

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LADY DOAK COLLEGE | PROSPECTUS 2016-17

Lady doak college MADURAI – 625 002, TAMIL NADU, INDIA

College with Potential for Excellence Re-accredited by NAAC with Grade A (3rd Cycle)

PROSPECTUS 2016-17

MOTTO

The College Motto consists of three Latin words ‘Semper Pro Veritate’ meaning ‘Always for the Truth’ - selected by the Founder of the College from II Corinthians 13:8, ‘We can do nothing against the truth but only for the truth.’

MISSION STATEMENT

To impart holistic education based on the Gospel values of love, justice, equality and peace to young women from all strata of society and enable them develop as intellectually mature, morally upright, socially responsible and spiritually inspired women leaders of our nation. The learning process and experiences are geared to liberate, transform and empower the learner and the learned (teacher).

QUALITY POLICY

We, at Lady Doak College, aim to offer holistic education in Arts, Science and Business Studies for the empowerment of women from all strata of society by promoting academic excellence, employability and leadership with social commitment.

ABOUT THE COLLEGE

Lady Doak College is one of the leading autonomous colleges located in the city of Madurai, South India. Ms. Katie Wilcox who had a vision and fervour for women’s education founded the college in the year 1948 at a time when there was no other institution for higher education exclusively for women in Madurai. It is affiliated to Madurai Kamaraj University and re-accredited in the third cycle once again with Grade ‘A’ by NAAC, CGPA 3.44 on a 4-point scale in the year 2013. It was awarded the status of College with Potential for Excellence by the University Grants Commission, New Delhi in the X plan and has sustained it in the XI and XII plan also. Its challenging curriculum blended with relevant Academic Programmes, Co-curricular activities, Exposure Programmes and a well-developed student support system have placed the college at the forefront in the field of higher education. The college currently offers 24 undergraduate, 14 postgraduate and 9 M.Phil., programmes and Madurai Kamaraj University has recognized 6 Departments as Research centres. Besides these, 3 PG diploma, 2 diploma and 2 certificate courses are also offered.

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At present, there are 4345 women students studying in the Departments of Humanities, Sciences, Commerce and Business Administration amongst which 40% are first generation learners. The curriculum is structured to meet the future challenges of this fast changing world, ensuring dynamic and purposeful learning.

Lady Doak College has been functioning as an Autonomous College since 1978. The alumnae of our college hold prestigious positions in India and abroad, making vital contribution in their respective work-spots. Ours is one of the first few Arts and Science Colleges in the State of Tamil Nadu, which has initiated an international student exchange programme for credit transfer.

EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES OF THE COLLEGE

To work towards achieving academic excellence on par with international standards

To develop the all-round personality of each student through

maximizing the use of her intellectual powers

training to develop her special talents

enhancing social awareness and self-realization

understanding national and cultural heritage

applying her learning to life situations

To develop positive attitudes and skills for employment/ entrepreneurship

HIGHLIGHTS OF THE COLLEGE

Introduction of semester system in 1976

One of the first colleges to be conferred with the autonomous status in 1978-79

Accredited with FIVE Stars by NAAC 1999-2000

Adoption of Choice Based Credit System in 2001-2002

Introduction of UGC innovative PG Diploma in Molecular Modelling & Dynamics in the year 2005

Awarded the status for ‘College with Potential for Excellence’ in 2004 – ‘05

UGC supported Centre for Women’s Studies functioning at a college level from 2004 – ‘05. Promoted to Phase II in 2010.

Initiation of Community College in the year 2008

All Lab Science Departments are supported with DST-FIST grant from 2011-12 to strengthen the teaching and research facilities in Science departments.

Re-accredited by NAAC with Grade A (2nd Cycle) in 2006 – ‘07 and 3rd Cycle in 2013 – ‘14

Introduction of Integrated Curricular Model for UG Programme in 2013

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CENTRES IN LADY DOAK COLLEGE

At present, the following 17 Centres are functioning on campus:

Career Guidance & Placement Centre (CGPC)

Centre for Communications and Multi Media (CCM)

Centre for Entrepreneurship Development (CED)

Centre for Environmental Studies (CES)

Centre for Holistic Child Development (CHCD)

Centre for Human Resource Development (CHRD)

Centre for Human Rights Education (CHRE)

Centre for Information Technology (CIT)

Centre for Music (CFM)

Centre for National Integration (CNR)

Centre for Outreach & Service-Learning Programmes (COSLP)

Centre for Value Education Programme (CVEP)

Centre for Women’s Studies (CWS)

Christian Activity Centre (CSC)

Common Science Instrumentation Centre (CSIC)

Equal Opportunity Centre (EOC)

International Study Centre (ISC)

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SCHOLARSHIPS FOR UG AND PG DEGREE PROGRAMMES

MANAGEMENT SCHOLARSHIP

Endowed Scholarships by faculty and friends of LDC

Sports Scholarships - full fee concession, free boarding and lodging for National and State level players based on selection trials

Special Scholarships for those who represent MKU

Work Scholarships

Moore family scholarship

International Endowed scholarships

Scholarship towards lunch

Student Interns

Students who have availed Management Scholarships in the year 2015-16: 11%

GOVERNMENT SCHOLARSHIPS

Scholarship Eligibility Annual Income less than (Rs.)

SC/ST 2,00,000/-

Backward Classes 2,00,000/-

Most Backward Classes 2,00,000/-

Denotified Community 2,00,000/-

Minority Scholarship (Meritorious Student) 2,00,000/-

Higher Education Special Scholarship (SC/ST) 1,00,000/-

MBC/DNC/SC/ST Fee Concession No Income Limit

Indira Gandhi Scholarship for Single girl Child (UGC) No Income Limit

Students who have availed Government Scholarships in the year 2015-16: 20%

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STUDENT AMENITIES

J.X. MILLER MEMORIAL LIBRARY

• Contains 1,33,468 books, 148 print journals, newspapers & periodicals and subscribes to 2541 e-Journals and databases

• Barcoding system followed for the issue and return of books

• User’s information request satisfied through referral service

• Online reference desk

• Surveillance and security system for safety in the library

• E-Journals accessible from Departments and the Centre for Information Technology, where free browsing is permitted

HELM ARCHIVES

The Helm Archives, a part of the library, focuses on the history and growth of the college. It also provides biographical details of Ms. Katie Wilcox, the founder.

INFRASTRUCUTRE FACILITIES FOR TEACHING AND LEARNING

Language Lab

Language Lab is equipped with fifty virtual desktop computers connected to a centralized server. Orell-Interactive language learning software is also installed. It provides the platform for Technology-Integrated Language Learning and enhancement of the Listening, Speaking, Reading and Writing Skills.

Psychology Lab

Here the students are trained to

- apply theoretical concepts in Psychology in the lab

- administer psychological tests and instruments

- score and interpret individual and group data

- tabulate, report and analyse behavioural data

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Animal Cell Culture Facility

- To learn the method of culturing animal tissues/cells

- To carry out cytogenetic studies and evaluate the effect of medicinal plant extracts on cancer cell lines

Plant Tissue Culture Lab

This Lab is established with funds from DST-FIST and shared by students (UG, PG & M.Phil.) and Research Scholars of Botany, Zoology and Biotechnology departments to learn the basic culturing techniques of plants for

- secondary metabolite production

- phytoremediation

- gene transfer

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GIS Lab

Established with funds from ISRO in 2003. The GIS Lab has

- Licensed ArcGIS 9

- ERDAS 8.7 software

- a Trimble GPS

- 2 Garmin GPS

- a Digital Theodolite

Nanoscience Lab

Nanoscience Lab is equipped with specialised instruments like

- AFM/STM - System

- Thin Film Maker - Thermal Sputtering unit

- Electro Chemical Workstation

- UV Visible Spectrophotometer

- Laser Raman Spectrometer

- Laboratory Chemical Vapour Deposit Reactor

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Bioinformatics Lab

Established by DBT-BIF fund with high end and medium end servers to enhance Biology Teaching through Bioinformatics (BTBI) for education and research.

Computer terminals and Software (GCG, Discovery Studio, Genious) for Sequence and Structure Analysis and Docking Studies

Computational Lab

DST-FIST funded lab has Higher-end system, which is updated with scientific software for effective teaching, learning and research

Common Science Instrumentation Centre

Centre has modern and sophisticated instruments like Double Beam Spectrophotometer, Elemental Analyser, Atomic Absorption Spectrophotometer, Spectrofluorimeter, Electrochemical Workstation, Thin Film Maker, Thermal Sputtering Unit, HPLC, Microwave Synthesiser, Fine Particulate Sampler, Fermentor, Thermocycler and UV Visible Spectrophotometer. Facilities are extended to research scholars of other institutions also.

Centre for Information Technology

State-of-the-art facility provides a wireless, high speed network, secured from intruders.

- Wi-Fi facility in the college campus for the student and faculty members to avail internet connection at departments, common places and hostels

- High speed internet access through 100 Mbps Leased Line BSNL connection

- Centralized high end blade servers with storage were installed at the college premises to perform high computational automation facilities inside and outside the campus

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- Fail-over backup and recovery facilities

- Free and Open Source Operating System and Software implemented in the curriculum and in infrastructure

- Virtualization of desktops implemented in labs and class rooms to deliver the highest performance and quality at the lowest possible cost and also reduce

power consumption

- LED monitors installed in class rooms serving as a valuable teaching aid for lectures, instructions, schedule information streaming video, data display or promotional messages

- Learning Management System was incorporated in the academic activities to enhance teaching and learning anytime, anywhere

- Online publication of results

- Online attendance checking facility for students and parents

- Online payment of College, hostel and exam fee system

Centre for Communication and Multimedia

With the advent of modern information technology, the involvement of multimedia in higher education has become an inevitable trend. The Centre for Communication and Multimedia offers an avenue to use the modern information technology. Photographic and video graphic equipment, projectors, microphones, interactive boards, document camera and scanners are available.

Multimedia Theatres

There are two well-equipped Multimedia Theatres one of which is also equipped with Telepresenter, Presentation Production Server and Lifesize Clearsea Team 220, Four way (3+1) interacting, Full HD Multipoint Control Unit (MCU) and dual Mic Pods multi-conferencing client for video conferencing with high speed (upto 100 Mbps) internet lease line. The

available hardware can capture and organize storage and retrieval of digital lessons (digital repositories) with facilities for web streaming and live streaming.

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Media Lab

The lab is equipped with ten desktop computers with video capture, editing and internet connectivity. HD Professional Video Camera and Professional DSLR Camera facilities are available for the students of the Short term courses and workshops on Photography, and Documentary Film Making. E-content material is also developed.

Recording Studio

A sound proof studio for multi-track recording HD video work bench with Final Cut Pro to prepare E-content and quality multimedia documentation for college projects and activities.

ICT-enabled Classrooms

Each department has at least one smart classroom with LCD projector facility to enhance ICT-enabled teaching and learning. Some classrooms have LED display monitors.

SPORTS & FITNESS

Athletic Track and Sports Field including Kabaddi Court & Floodlit Basketball Stadium

Golden Jubilee Auditorium-Cum-Indoor Stadium

A central place for college programmes, cultural activities and indoor games (Basket Ball & Badminton) with a seating capacity of 3500

Multi Gym

Fully equipped with Four Station, Treadmill, Multibar and Twister and widely used by the staff and students

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HOSTELS

Accommodation available for 700 students in 12 hostels

All rooms provided with ceiling fans, cots, study tables, chairs and shelves

Double rooms and dormitory facilities available

Centralised kitchen with gas facility

Hygienic and nutritious food

National and Regional dailies supplied to each hostel

Each hostel provided with Wi-Fi connectivity through secured network

Students permitted to use mobile phones and laptops during stipulated hours

General stationery store and photocopying unit run by Alumnae Association

WILCOX CHAPEL

A place for prayer, worship and meditation

• Morning, afternoon and evening Worship Services conducted to enrich the lives of the college community with the College Choir and the Instrumental Accompaniment

ACADEMIC ADVISING

Each student is guided by a faculty of the department in matters relating to academic life.

COUNSELLING UNIT

• Provides individual and group counselling for needy students

• Trains selected staff in counselling skills

Part time professional counselor renders personal counselling services to help the college community with personal/ familial/ academic problems and behavioural/ habit disorders.

RESEARCH CULTURE PROMOTING CELL

• Promotes research culture on campus

• Supports quality research activities by staff and students

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CAREER GUIDANCE AND PLACEMENT CENTRE

The CGPC was established in 1994 with the mission of providing comprehensive quality programmes and resources for preparing a student with diverse skills to meet the current challenges in the job market.

The CGPC provides

Career counseling: how one should equip oneself to meet the industry/institution requirements

Library Service @ CGPC - a good collection of books on self-development and various competitive exams

Opportunities for jobs through campus interviews

Training on Aptitude and Soft Skills

NON-RESIDENT STUDENTS’ CENTRE (NRSC) & CANTEEN

For the day-scholars’ use

Canteen serves hygienic food from 8 a.m. to 6.30 p.m.

COLLEGE CLINIC

Visiting doctor is available from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. every day

Nurses are available round the clock

30 beds

Medical inspection is held every year for all students

BANK

State Bank of India – Lady Doak College Branch with ATM facility provides banking facility for the college community

Functions between 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. from Monday to Friday (and on first and third Saturdays)

ECO-FRIENDLY INITIATIVES

Herbal garden

Solar energy powered street lamps

Rain water harvesting

No soft drinks on campus

Solid waste management

Mini paper recycling unit

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Vermicomposting unit

Aerobic compost unit

Source reduction—no usage of paper cups

Usage of polythene bags prohibited in campus

Recycled water for Gardening through sewage Treatment plant

STUDENTS’ ACTIVITIES

The following facilities are available for the enhancement of knowledge and development of skills and talents

Departmental Clubs with a myriad of academic programme at interdepartmental and intercollegiate levels

Annual Cultural Meet

Educational tours/ OSS/ Industrial visits

Sports and Games of a wide variety including Ball-badminton and Athletics, Chess, Badminton, Basketball, Handball, Tabletennis, Volleyball, Kabaddi, Kho-kho, Swimming, Weight lifting, Hockey and Football.

Value Education Courses

Research activities for students and teachers in all disciplines

Academic Seminars

INTEGRATED CURRICULAR MODEL

The academic programmes at Lady Doak College are designed to provide a holistic education in the respective disciplines and in areas of interest across disciplines such that students will be able to benefit from a customised portfolio of subjects (CBCS) according to individual abilities and preferences. The mandatory courses are geared towards building a strong foundation in the core areas of discipline and values. The choices made from a wide variety of elective and interdisciplinary courses allow for both specialization and diversification. In the final year of her degree programme, the student undertakes a capstone project which is a multifaceted learning experience in the form of ‘life frontier engagement’ with the community wherein the student is expected to put all her academic experience to understand and benefit the community at large.

CHOICE BASED CREDIT SYSTEM (CBCS)

The CBCS at the undergraduate and postgraduate levels of academic degree programmes

enables students to choose courses that match their abilities with career options

enables motivated students to earn more credits

facilitates collaborative learning and research with other institutions and industry

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UNDERGRADUATE COURSES

STRUCTURE:

Part I • Tamil / Hindi / French

Part II • English

Part III • Foundation Course in Major, Core Courses, Support Allied Courses, Interdisciplinary Courses, Skill Based Subject, Life Frontier Engagement Courses and Community Based Projects

Part IV • Core Communication Skills, Environmental Elective, Non-Major Electives including Basic Tamil for students who do not take Tamil as Part I and Theory Courses – ‘Organisation and Societal Services’ in NCC, National Integration and Personality Development for the NCC cadets who were in NCC in semesters I & II, Vocational Courses and Value-Based Courses

Part V • Extension Programmes – National Cadet Corps, National Service Scheme, Rangering, Youth Red Cross, Library Service Programme, LDC Eco Brigade, Red Ribbon Club, Physical Education – Athletic Group/Band

Completing the requirements in Parts I, II, III, IV and V is mandatory for qualifying for a degree.

EXTRA CREDIT COURSES (SEMESTER II TO VI)

• Self-Learning Courses (SLC): Students can register in specially designed self-learning courses offered by any department (one per semester) and earn extra credits subject to her obtaining a minimum of 60% in the previous semester/s.

• Successful completion of the mandatory comprehensive annual eAssessment earns 2 credits.

• MOOCs: Students can take any course from any reputed University subject to the

approval of the Deans of Academic Affairs before commencement of the course and earn extra credits based on its intensity and duration after successful completion based on the approval of the Controller of Examinations.

• Part V: Students can register for an additional year of Part V beyond the

mandatory one year.

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B.A./B.Sc. DEGREE COURSES

AIDED PROGRAMMES

BACHELOR OF ARTS (B.A.) TAMIL

Eligibility Criteria

A pass in the Higher Secondary School Examination with Tamil as a subject

Ranking based on marks in Tamil – out of 200

Subject Highlights

History and Culture of Tamilnadu, Grammar & Linguistics, Sangam Literature, Modern Literature, Epics, Minor Literature, Virtues in Tamil Literature, Tamil Literature and Political Movements, Life Frontier Engagement, Creative Journalism, Folklore, Tamil for Non-Tamil Students, Personality and Historical Persons, Tamil and Religious Literature, Art of Criticism, Art of Speech, Art of Writing, Inter Departmental Elective Courses, Inter Departmental Major Courses

Scope

Can pursue M.A., B.Ed., M.A. in Journalism / Jobs in Schools & Mass Media and wherever there is need for Creative Writing and independent projects

BACHELOR OF ARTS (B.A.) ENGLISH


A pass in the Higher Secondary School Examination

Ranking based on marks in Part II English – out of 200

Subject Highlights

Interpreting Literature, Literary Forms, Literary Criticism, History of English Literature, Shakespeare, Indian Literature, American Literature, Twentieth Century Literature, Contemporary Literature, Classical Literature in Translation, Introduction to Linguistics, Social History of England, Psychology & Literature, Sociology in Literature, Literature and Environment, Introduction to Journalism & Mass Communication, English for E-Presentation, Advertising Strategy, Theatrical English for Competitive Exams, Introduction to Research Methodology

Scope

Can pursue M.A. in Literature / M.A. in Language / M.A. in Journalism & Mass Communication / M.B.A., M.S.W. & B.Ed. / Medical Transcription / Translation Studies

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BACHELOR OF ARTS (B.A.) HISTORY


• A pass in the Higher Secondary School Examination

• Ranking based on marks in Part III – out of 800

Subject Highlights

History of Indian, World History, Glimpses of Human Heritage, Indian Geography, Meaning of History, Archaeology and Art, Governance in India, Tourism Resources of India, Introduction to Research Methodology, History of Modern Tamil Nadu, Social Movements, Archives Keeping & Museology, Asian Studies, History of United States of America, Environmental Movements, Environmental History, Dimensions of History, History of Africa, History in Tamil Novels, History in Literature

Scope

• Can pursue M.A in History, Political Science, Social Work, Public Administration, Tourism, B.L., & B.Ed.

• Can appear for Competitive Exams & Civil Services

• Can work as tourist guides

BACHELOR OF ARTS (B.A.) PSYCHOLOGY & SOCIOLOGY




Subject Highlights

• Abnormal Psychology, Personality Theories, Child Development, Social Psychology, Experimental Psychology (Lab), Anthropology, Criminology, Social Demography, Sociology of Health, Sociological Theories, Social Gerontology, Training in Counseling Skills, Practical Work Experience to develop professional development, Participatory and Experimental Learning

• MoU signed with Anugraha Capuchin Institute For Counselling and Psychotherapy, Dindigul in 2011

Scope

• Can Pursue Masters in Social Work, Sociology, Psychology, Business Administration / Can work as Counselors in Student Counseling, Career Counseling, Marriage and Family Counseling, Industrial Counseling, Crisis Counseling, Clinical Counseling, Community Counseling, Child and Adolescent Counseling.

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BACHELOR OF ARTS (B.A.) ECONOMICS

(English Medium & Tamil Medium)




Subject Highlights

Core Economics Papers, Communications Skills for Economists, Statistics, Mathematical Economics, Econometrics, Research Methodology, Life Frontier Engagement, Economics in Modern Tamil Literature, Entrepreneurship Development, Marketing Management, Database Management and Digital Image Manipulation

Scope

• Can pursue M.A. Economics / M.A. Econometrics / M.Sc. Mathematical Economics / M.Sc. Financial Economics / M.Sc. Actuarial Economics / M.Sc. Applied Quantitative Finance / M.B.A. / CA / ICWA / MSW

BACHELOR OF COMMERCE (B.COM.)


A pass in the Higher Secondary School Examination and should have studied Commerce and Accountancy

Ranking based on marks in Part III – out of 800

Subject Highlights

Communicative Skills in Business, Principles of Accounting, Advanced Accountancy, Principles of Marketing, Commercial Law, Banking Law and Practice, Cost Accounting, Software Packages in Accounting, Business Finance, Company law, Business Management, Taxation, Introduction to Research Methodology, Company Accounts, Investment Management, Management Accounting, Global Business, Auditing, Business Economics, Business Statistics, Business Mathematics, Skill Based Electives, Inter Disciplinary Courses, Non Major Electives, Life Frontier Engagement, Value Education and Project

Scope

• Can pursue M.Com. / M.Com. (C.A.) / M.F.C. / M.C.A. / CA / CWA / ACS / M.B.A.

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BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (B.Sc. Spl.) MATHEMATICS


• A pass in the Higher Secondary School Examination and should have studied Mathematics


Subject Highlights

Trigonometry and Theory of Equation, Analytical Geometry of 3D, Sequence and Series, Fundamentals of Accounting, Modern & Linear Algebra, Real & Complex Analysis, General Physics, Statistics, Graph Theory, Number Theory, Operations Research, Computer Programming C, C++, Mechanics, Fundamentals of Algorithm, Fuzzy Sets, Combinatorics, Differential Equations, Advanced Calculus, Vector Analysis, Interdisciplinary Courses, Research Methodology, Life Frontier Engagement

Scope

• Can pursue M.Sc., M.B.A., M.C.A., B.Ed., Web Designing

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (B.Sc. Spl.) PHYSICS


• A pass in the Higher Secondary School Examination and should have studied Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry


Subject Highlights

• Core Courses - Foundation Physics, Physics Communicative Skills, Data analysis and reporting skills, Mechanics, Electricity and Magnetism, Electronics (Analog and Digital), Wave Optics, Electromagnetism, Mathematical Physics, Thermodynamics, Statistical Mechanics & Relativity, Atomic and Quantum Physics, Solid State Physics, Molecular Spectroscopy

• Applied Courses - Basics in Non-Conventional Energy Sources, Basics in Astro Physics, Programming in C, Introduction to Microcontrollers, The 8051 Micro Controller and Embedded Systems, Fourier Transform and its Applications, Bio Medical Instrumentation, Organic Electronics

• Practical Courses - Laboratory Courses in Mechanics / Optics / Electricity / Electromagnetism / Electronics (Analog and Digital) / Programming in C / Foss Lab / Introduction to Research methodology / Life Frontier Engagement

Scope

• Can pursue M.Sc. / M.B.A. / M.C.A / B.Ed. / Employment in IT Industry and Schools

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BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (B.Sc. Spl.) CHEMISTRY with Cheminformatics

(Approval awaited change of nomenclature as B.Sc. Spl. in Chemistry)


• A pass in the Higher Secondary School Examination and should have studied Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry


Subject Highlights

• Basic and Advanced Concepts in Organic, Physical and Inorganic Chemistry, Molecular Spectroscopy, Quantum Mechanics, Group Theory, Polymer Chemistry, Bioinorganic Chemistry, Green Synthesis, Nanomaterials, Computer Aided Drug designing (CADD), Computational Chemistry, Data Mining, Tailor-made Lab Courses based on Green Chemistry Principles

Scope

• Can pursue M.Sc. in Chemistry, Biochemistry, Biotechnology, Microbiology, Nanoscience / M.B.A / M.C.A / B.Ed., / Employment in Pharmaceutical & related Chemical Industries

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (B.Sc. Spl.) BOTANY


• A pass in the Higher Secondary School Examination and should have studied Botany, Zoology, Biology and Chemistry


Subject Highlights

• Plant Diversity, Taxonomy, Economic Botany & Medicinal Plants, Plant Physiology, Developmental Botany, Biological Techniques with Computer Applications, Biofertilizers, Plant Pathology and Applied Botany, Biotechnology, Bioinformatics, Plant Breeding, Biosafety, Bioethics & IPR, Quality Control

Scope

• Can Pursue M.Sc. in Botany / Environmental Science / Employment as Ecologist, Taxonomist and Horticulturist

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BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (B.Sc. Spl.) ZOOLOGY with Specialisation in Biotechnology

(Equivalent to B.Sc. Zoology G.O. No.27 dated 13.02.14)


• A pass in the Higher Secondary School Examination and should have studied Botany, Zoology, Biology and Chemistry


Subject Highlights

• Invertebrata, Chordata, Cell Biology, Physiology, Molecular Biology, Immunology, Genetic Engineering, Plant & Animal Biotechnology, Bioprocess and Microbial Technology, Evolution, Animal Behaviour, Economic Entomology, Biomedical Instrumentation, Biosafety and Bioethics Forest and Wildlife Management, Biostatistics

Scope

Can pursue higher studies in Zoology, Biotechnology, Genomics, Biochemistry, Immunology, Microbiology, Wild Life Biology, Environmental Studies and Biostatistics

Career in Clinical labs, Zoological Survey of India and in Forest Department

Can start their own enterprise in Poultry-keeping, Aquaculture and Sericulture

B.A./ B.Sc./ B.Com. DEGREE COURSES

(SELF-FINANCED)

BACHELOR OF ARTS (B.A.) ENGLISH


A pass in the Higher Secondary School Examination

Ranking based on:

1. English Marks obtained out of 50 in Higher Secondary Course

2. If Advanced English is one of the Part III subjects – add 10 marks

3. Written Exam – 25 marks

4. Spoken English/Interview – 25 marks

5. Qualifying minimum: 60 marks

Subject Highlights

• Classical Literature in Translation, Introduction to Linguistics, Psychology and Literature, Introduction to Journalism and Mass Communication, Theatrical English for Competitive Exams, Sociology in Literature, English for E- Presentation,

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Advertising Strategy, Interpreting Literature, Literary Forms, Social History of England, Psychology and Literature, Literature and Environment, Introduction to Research Methodology, Indian Literature, Contemporary Literature, Literary Criticism, History of English Literature, Shakespeare, Twentieth Century Literature, American Literature

Scope

M.A. in Literature Language

M.A. in Journalism and Mass Communication

M.B.A., M.S.W. skills and B.Ed., Medical Transcription, Translation Studies

BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (B.B.A.)


A pass in the Higher Secondary School Examination or its equivalent for both students with Commerce and Science background with minimum 60% marks in English

Based on ranking aggregate of Part III papers + marks in English

Subject highlights

Functional Management, Management Information, System, Communication Skills and Personality Development, Business Economics, Costing Entrepreneurial Development, Hospitality Management, Total Quality Management, Advertising, e-Retailing, Business Ethics, Business Statistics, Management Accounting, Company and Industrial Law, Organizational Behaviour, Customer Relationship Management, Entrepreneur Resource Planning and Strategic Management institutions.

Scope

Pursue M.B.A, M.B.M, M.S.W, M.Sc. ITM PG Diploma in any management area and CA

Self-employment entrepreneur in small business etc.,

Job opportunities in Hospitality Industry, Event management Industry, Advertising Agency, BPOs and Finance Departments

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (B.Sc.) COMPUTER APPLICATIONS


A pass in the Higher Secondary School Examination or its equivalent with

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Mathematics and Physics


Subject highlights

Data Structures and Algorithms, PHP and Visual Programming, Computer Graphics, Advanced Programming, Languages, Advanced Database Concepts, Core Communicative Skill, Dot NET, Statistical Package, Digital Image Processing, Data Communication Networks, Mobile Computing, Cloud Computing, Linux Programming, Principles of Programming Languages, Software Engineering, 3D Animation, Object Oriented Programming

Scope

Job opportunities in reputed IT Companies, Research & Development Units

Pursue higher studies in M.Sc. Computer Science, M.Sc. Information Technology, M.B.A., M.C.A.

Android Application Development

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (B.Sc.) INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY & MANAGEMENT


A pass in the Higher Secondary School Examination or its equivalent with Mathematics and Physics


Subject highlights

Operation Research, IT Services and Marketing Human Resource Management, Advanced Programming Languages, Core Communication Skill, Cloud Computing, Operation Research, Linux Programming, Principles of Programming Languages, Software Engineering, Data Structures, Data Communication and Networking using JAVA, 3D Animation, Object Oriented Programming, PHP, Dot net, ERP, Management Accounting, Organizational Behaviour, Software Project Management

Scope

Job opportunities in reputed IT Companies, Research & Development Units

Pursue higher studies in M.Sc. Computer Science, M.Sc. Information Technology, M.B.A., M.C.A.

Career Opportunities as HR Managers

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BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (B.Sc.) MATHEMATICS WITH COMPUTER APPLICATIONS

(Equivalent to B.Sc. Mathematics G. O. (Ms). No.441, dated 05-12-2014)


A pass in the Higher Secondary School Examination or its equivalent with Mathematics and Physics as any two subjects

Ranking based on marks in Mathematics - out of 200

Subject Highlights

General Physics, Trigonometry and Theory of Equations, Differential Equations, Sequences and Series, Analytical Geometry of 3D, Vector Analysis and Differential Geometry, Advanced Calculus I and II, Modern Algebra, Linear Algebra, General Physics, Graph Theory, Programming in C, C++, Data Structures and Algorithms, RDBMS with Visual Basic, Real and Complex Analysis, Operations Research, Mechanics, Statistics, Research Methodology, Object Oriented Programming

Scope

Pursue M. Sc., M.B.A., M.C.A., B.Ed., Web Designing

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (B.SC.) PHYSICS WITH COMPUTER APPLICATIONS

(Equivalent to B.Sc. Physics G. O. (Ms). No.441, dated 20-12-1993)


A pass in the Higher Secondary School Examination or its equivalent with Physics and Mathematics as any two subjects

Ranking based on giving marks in Physics a weight of 200 and marks in Mathematics a weight of 100 – out of 300

Subject Highlights

Core Courses - Foundation Physics, Physics Communicative Skills etc., Data analysis and reporting skills, Mechanics, Electricity and Magnetism, Electronics (Analog and Digital), Wave Optics, Electromagnetism, Mathematical Physics, Thermodynamics, Statistical, Mechanics and Relativity, Atomic, Quantum and Nuclear Physics

Applied Courses - Fourier Transform and its Applications, Bio Medical Instrumentation, Introduction to Microcontrollers, The 8051 Micro Controller and Embedded Systems, Digital Image Processing

Practical Courses - Laboratory Courses in Mechanics, Optics, Electricity, Electromagnetism, Electronics (Analog and Digital), Programming in C , Object Oriented Programming for Physicists, Data Communication and Networking, Introduction to LAMP (Linux Apache, My SQL, PHP), Linux Administration, Web Designing Lab

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Scope

Pursue M.Sc., M.B.A., M.C.A., B.Ed., Employment in IT Industry

Jobs related to technical, support system administration, software development system analysis & testing

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (B.Sc.) BIOTECHNOLOGY


Pass in Higher Secondary School Examination or its equivalent with Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and Biology or Biotechnology or any other Life Science subject as an optional with a minimum of 55% marks in Part III


Subject Highlights

Molecular Biology, Genetics, Plant Biotechnology and Bio safety, Immunotechnology, Animal Biotechnology, Industrial Biotechnology and IPR, rDNA technology and Bioethics

Scope

Job in pharmaceutical companies

M. Sc. in all life science courses in reputed Universities in India and abroad

Implement Scientific Research by undertaking projects

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (B.Sc.) FASHION DESIGNING


A pass in the Higher Secondary School Examination or its equivalent

Ranking based on giving equal weightage to the total marks scored in HSC and marks in an entrance exam

Subject Highlights

Fashion Studies, Fashion Communication and Illustration, Pattern Making, Grading and Garment Construction, Fashion Marketing, Merchandising and Management, Fashion Draping, Styling and Photography, Computer Aided Designing, Fiber to Fabric Technology, Textile Designing

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Scope

Fashion and Costume Designer, Entrepreneur, Fashion Consultant, Fashion Journalist, Fashion Merchandiser, Fashion Stylist and Photographer, Postgraduation in Fashion Designing and Management

BACHELOR OF COMMERCE (B.COM.) COMMERCE WITH COMPUTER APPLICATIONS


A pass in the Higher Secondary School Examination or its equivalent with Commerce and Accountancy as one of the subjects

Ranking based on subject-wise weighted marks: Commerce out of 50, Accountancy out of 50, Mathematics or Computer Science out of 50, Economics out of 25 and English out of 25

Subject Highlights

Communicative Skills in Business, Fundamentals of Information Technology, Statistical Methods, Business Mathematics, Programming in C, Company Law, Company Accounts, Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP), Marketing Management, Banking Law and Practice, Object Oriented Programming, Taxation, Management Accounting, Dot Net Framework, Introduction to Research Methodology, Business Environment and Lab courses as Object Oriented Programming - Lab, Open Source Web Programming, Open Source Operating System, Software For Business Applications, Software Packages in Accounting, Open Source Office Package and Dot Net Programming

Scope

Pursue M.Com., M.Com. (C.A.), M.F.C., ICWA, ACS, M.B.A., M.C.A.

BACHELOR OF COMMERCE (B.COM.) CORPORATE SECRETARYSHIP



Ranking based on subject-wise weighted marks: Accountancy out of 100, English out of 50 and other three Part III subjects carry a weight of 50 each

Subject Highlights

Communicative Skills, Principles of Accounting and Management, Financial Accounting, Corporate Accounting, Cost and Management Accounting, Capital

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Market Regulations, Commercial Law, Banking Law, Company Law, General Law, Labour and Industrial Law, Direct and Indirect Taxes, Corporate Governance, Corporate Finance, International Trade, Investment Management, Research Methodology, Economic Legislations, Business Economics, Business Statistics and Business Mathematics

Scope

Possibility of completing ACS Foundation at the end of I year and ACS Executive at the end of final year.

Eligible to pursue MCS

Eligible to pursue PG and Professional courses like M.Com. M.Com. (C.A.), M.F.C., ICWA, ACS, M.B.A. , M.C.A., M.C.S.

BACHELOR OF COMMERCE (B.COM.) BANKING & INSURANCE



Ranking based on subject-wise weighted marks: Commerce out of 50, Accountancy out of 50, Economics out of 50, Mathematics or Computer Science out of 25 and English out of 25

Subject Highlights

Corporate Accounting, Life Insurance, Business Finance, Commercial Law, Banking Law, Banking Services, Credit Management, General Insurance, Company Law, Bank Management, Management Accounting, Software Packages in Accounting, Marketing of Banking and Insurance Services, Introduction to Research Methodology, International Banking, Customer Relationship Management in Banking and Insurance, Portfolio Management and Aptitude Training for Employment in Banks

Scope

Pursue M.Com. M.Com. (C.A.), M.F.C., ICWA, ACS, M.B.A., M.C.A., M.C.S.

BACHELOR OF COMMERCE (B.COM.) PROFESSIONAL ACCOUNTING


A pass in the higher secondary examination or equivalent with an aggregate of 75% in the Commerce group consisting of subjects such as Commerce, Accountancy,

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Economics and Business Mathematics

Higher aggregate (minimum 85%) in other combination may be considered

Only for Academic Stream (Vocational Stream not eligible)

Ranking based on subject-wise weighted marks: Accountancy out of 100, Commerce out of 50, Economics out of 50, Business Mathematics out of 50 and English out of 50

Subject Highlights

Advanced Accounting, Cost Accounting, Corporate Accounting, Mercantile Law, Company Law, General Economics, Indian Economy, Statistical Techniques, Quantitative Techniques, Financial Management, Working Capital Management, Direct and Indirect Taxes, Auditing and Assurance, Information Technology, Strategic Management, Professional Ethics, Global Business, Accounting Package, option to enroll in Certified Accounting Technician (CAT) Course, compulsory training in audit firm in the final year

Scope

Can complete CPT at the end of I year & Intermediate (IPC) Course before the end of final year

Pursue CA after three years of study

Pursue M.Com., M.Com. (C.A.),M.F.C., ICWA, ACS, M.B.A.

BACHELOR OF COMMERCE (B.COM.) HONOURS


A pass in the higher secondary examination or equivalent with an aggregate of 75% in the commerce group consisting of subjects such as commerce, accountancy, economics and business mathematics

Higher aggregate (minimum 85%) in other combination may be considered

Only for Academic Stream (Vocational Stream not eligible)

Ranking based on subject-wise weighted marks: Accountancy out of 100, Commerce out of 50, Economics out of 50, Business Mathematics out of 50 and English out of 50

Subject Highlights

Advanced Accounting, Marketing Management Financial Management, Banking Law, Company Law, Commercial Law, Accounting Package, Insurance, Economics, Business Mathematics, Statistics, International Business, Management Information System, Entrepreneurship Development Programme, Auditing and Assurance, Human Resource Management, Direct and Indirect Taxes and Corporate Governance

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Other Highlights

Compulsory industrial internship at the end of every year and intensive internship for three months during final semester

Skill training

Scope

Industries and business establishments

Can pursue Higher studies abroad

Can pursue M.Com., M.Com.(C.A.), M.F.C., ICWA, ACS, M.B.A., M.C.S., C.A.

Self-employed professionals (Entrepreneurs)

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DIPLOMA/CERTIFICATE COURSES

(SELF-FINANCED)

DIPLOMA IN INFORMATICS FOR DRUG DESIGN


Any Student who has completed Higher Secondary certificate (HSC) with Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics/ Computer Science

Subject Highlights

Fundamental concepts of Chemistry and its applications in drug design, use of computer software in the process of drug design, hands-on training in data mining, similarity search and docking studies

Scope

Can do higher studies in Cheminformatics, Bioinformatics, Drug Designing and Molecular Modeling

Additional qualification for placement in R and D labs, Pharmaceutical labs

Can pursue research in frontier areas of integrated sciences

CERTIFICATE PROGRAMME IN REMOTE SENSING & GIS


Open to undergraduate Physics students of Lady Doak College

Subject Highlights

Hands on training in ERDAS and ARC GIS along with theory

Scope

GIS Analyst

GIS Technician

GIS Tutor/Trainer

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FEE STRUCTURE FOR FIRST YEAR UNDERGRADUATE AIDED PROGRAMMES, 2016-17 (Subject to Revision)

Courses Tuition

Fees

Special Fees &

NSS Lab Fees

Convocation Fees

University Entrance,

Recognition & Verification

Total

B.A. - 279 - 25 405 709

B.COM. - 279 - 25 405 709

B.Sc. Spl. MAT - 279 75 25 405 784

B.Sc. Spl. PHY - 279 300 25 405 1009

B.Sc. Spl. CHE - 279 350 25 405 1059

B.Sc. Spl. BOT - 279 300 25 405 1009

B.Sc. Spl. ZOO - 279 300 25 405 1009

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FEE STRUCTURE FOR FIRST YEAR UNDERGRADUATE SELF-FINANCED PROGRAMMES, 2016-17

Self-Financed Courses Fee KWEA I SEMESTER II SEMESTER

Grand Total Courses

Tuition Fee

Spl & Uni Lab. Professional Society Fee

Total SF Exam Fee

KWEA FEE

SF KWEA & Exam

Fee SF KWEA

B.A. English (SF) 10500 1740 1100 300 13640 1410 8350 6820 + 5585 6820 + 4175 23400

B.B.A. 12300 1740 0 300 14340 1410 8450 7170 + 5635 7170 + 4225 24200

B.Com. Banking & Insurance 11700 1740 1100 300 14840 1410 8550 7420 + 5685 7420 + 4275 24800

B.Com. Commerce with Computer Applications

15500 1740 4400 300 21940 1420 10950 10970 + 6895 10970 + 5475 34310

B.Com. Corporate Secretaryship

10500 1740 1100 300 13640 1420 8350 6820 + 5595 6820 + 4175 23410

B.Com. Professional Accounting

14600 1740 1100 300 17740 1485 9150 8870 + 6060 8870 + 4575 28375

B.Com. Hons. 14000 1740 1100 300 17140 1410 9050 8570 + 5935 8570 + 4525 27600

B.Sc. Computer Applications 16100 1740 9900 300 28040 1420 12250 14020 + 7545 14020 + 6125 41710

B.Sc. IT & Mgt. 16100 1740 9900 300 28040 1420 12250 14020 + 7545 14020 + 6125 41710

B.Sc. Mathematics with Computer Applications

11700 1740 1700 300 15440 1410 9650 7720 + 6235 7720 + 4825 26500

B.Sc. Physics with Computer Applications

8900 1740 2200 300 13140 1420 8750 6570 + 5795 6570 + 4375 23310

B.Sc. Biotechnology 10800 1740 13000 300 25840 1420 10750 12920 + 6795 12920 + 5375 38010

B.Sc. Fashion Designing 16100 1740 8400 300 26540 1515 11450 13270 + 7240 13270 + 5725 39505

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FEE STRUCTURE FOR SELF-FINANCED DIPLOMA COURSES

Course

Self-Financed Course Fee KWEA

Grand Total

Tui.Fee Spl & Uni Lab. Total SF KWEA Fee Exam Fee

Diploma in Informatics for Drug Design

3000 500 1500 5000 3600 1025 9625

Certificate Course in Remote Sensing & GIS

2700 - 500 3200 1800 1130 6130

HOSTEL FEE STRUCTURE 2016-17

Particulars of Fees ODD Semester

RS.

Admission Fee ( Initial Payment) 4,000/-

Establishment Charges (Initial Payment) Room rent, periodicals, dhobi charges, health & hygiene

5,500/-*

Maintenance Charges (Initial Payment) 2,500/-*

Electricity Charges (Initial Payment) (Uninterrupted power supply)

3,000/-

Water Charges (Initial Payment) 2,000/-

Note: The above fees is non-refundable

Medical/Caution Deposit (Contingency) 500/-

Refundable or adjustable

TOTAL 17,500/-

Mess Fee 22,000/-

per year

GRAND TOTAL - Rs. 39,500/-

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