PROSPECTUS 2019-2020PROSPECTUS 2019-2020 J. Z. SHAH ARTS AND H. P. DESAI COMMERCE COLLEGE, AMROLI | 4 Jivan Jyot Trust Amroli Regd. No. F/199/Surat Dt. 23/08/1974 1 Shri Bharatbhai

PROSPECTUS 2019-2020

J. Z. SHAH ARTS AND H. P. DESAI COMMERCE COLLEGE, AMROLI | 1

Late Shri Parabhubhai N. Desai

1st Founder & President of Jivan Jyot Trust – Amroli

(7th May 1922 to 15th April 1997)



Late Shri Kantilal J. Shah Founder of Jivan Jyot Trust – Amroli

(17th October 1928 to 4th March 2012)

“मैं अकेऱा ही चऱा था जानबें-ए-मंजीऱ मगर ऱोग साथ आते गये और कारवााँ बनता गया।”



Managing Committee - Jivan Jyot Trust, Amroli

Shri Bharatbhai V. Shah Trustee – Chairman

Shri Bhanukumar N. Shah Trusee - Vice-Chairman

Shri Giridhar Gopalji Mundra Vice-Chairman

Shri Ashvinbhai R. Patel Trustee – Hon. Secretary

Shri Anujkumar U. Shah Hon. Joint Secretary

Shri Pankajbhai H. Kapadia

Trustee

Shri Nayanbhai N. Bharatiya

Trustee

Shri Kantibhai M. Shah

Trustee

Shri Gaurang R. Desai

Trustee



Jivan Jyot Trust Amroli

Regd. No. F/199/Surat Dt. 23/08/1974

1 Shri Bharatbhai V. Shah Trustee-Chairman

2 Shri Giridhar Gopalji Mundra Vice-Chairman

3 Shri Bhanukumar N. Shah Trustee- Vice-Chairman

4 Shri Ashvinbhai R. Patel Trustee-Hon. Secretary

5 Shri Pankajbhai H. Kapadia Trustee

6 Shri Nayanbhai N. Bharatiya Trustee

7 Shri Gaurang R. Desai Trustee

8 Shri Kantibhai M. Shah Trustee

9 Shri Anujbhai U. Shah Hon. Joint Secretary

10 Shri Bharatkumar P. Zaveri Member

11 Shri Jayantkumar N. Patel Member

12 Dr. Praffulbhai B. Chhasatia Member

13 Dr. Jyotshnaben B. Vadza Member

14 Dr. Mahendrabhai N. Solanki Member

15 Shri Sampatbhai M. Shah Member

16 Shri Vinaybhai P. Desai Member

17 Shri Ajitbhai C. Shah Member

18 Shri Rohitkumar J. Shah Member

19 Shri Rushabhbhai S. Shah Member

20 Shri Bhadreshkumar F. Shah Member

21 Shri Ketankumar M. Shah Member

22 Dimpalkumar P. Shah Member

23 Pradeepkumar H. Jain Member

24 Shri Sureshbhai J. Desai Invitees Member

25 Prin. Dr. Kishorsinh N. Chavda Member (Ex-Officio)

26 Prin. Kalapnaben G. Desai Member (Ex-Officio)



Institutions Run By the Trust

Jivan Jyot Sankul

1. J. Z. Shah Arts & H. P. Desai Commerce College (Grant-In-Aid), M.A.(Gujarati,

English, Economics) M. Com. (Accountancy - English & Gujarati Medium)

2. Women's Additional Self Financed Class (B.Com. Eng. & Guj. Med.)

3. Sutex Bank College of Computer Applications & Science (B.C.A.- Self Financed)

4. Surat People's Bank High School, Amroli

5. H. P. Desai Primary School (Guj. Med.)

6. Parvatiben Jivanlal Shah, Balmandir (Guj. Med.)

7. M. G. Shah Higher Secondary School (Science)

8. Jivan Jyot General Hospital and Paruben Manilal Roopaji Shah (Malvadawala)

Maternity Home

Saraswati Shaikshanik Sankul

1. Prof. V. B. Shah Institute of Management (B.B.A - Self Financed)

2. R. V. Patel College of Commerce (Eng. Med. - Self Financed)

3. Vajechand Laxmichand Shah College of Commerce (Guj. Med. - Self Financed)

4. Ramilaben Kantilal Shah Higher Secondary School (Eng. Med.)

5. "Sadhyaro" English Medium High School Amroli

6. R. M. Desai Primary School (Eng. Med.)

7. P. B. Shah Higher Secondary School (Guj. Med.)

8. Shri GirdharGopal Mundra Secondary School (Guj. Med.)

9. Virmati Fakirchan Shah Primary School (Guj. Med.)

10. Parvatiben Jivanlal Shah, Balmandir (Guj. & Eng. Med.)

11. Jivan Jyot Montessari Training College



Principal’s Message

J. Z. Shah Arts & H. P. Desai Commerce College - Amroli has been

widening its horizons, expanding its wings and exploring its

possibilities of new and recent innovations in every field. Amroli

College today holds a recognized position in Surat as being a

college which instills in the students a sense of discipline,

commitment and values necessary to move up in the ladder of life.

The motto is to develop students' personality in such a way that

they not only excel in studies but are also equipped with

knowledge needed to face the challenges of life and are community & society oriented. It

completed twenty five years of glorious service to society.

It is the celebration of the spirit of youth that the college rejoices in. The diversity

whether it is related to the gender, class, minority communities, students from

SC/ST/OBC/PH all are catered to with an endearing amount of equality. The access of

education is the right of every student of India and many schemes have been launched

to promote 'inclusiveness' in the campus.

The college is not just a platform for performance but it is also a community which

promotes collaborative learning through community oriented activities. It is a rich

blend of modern technology and traditional values. The campus buzzes with co-

curricular and extra-curricular activities throughout the year. Excellence and

Humanism, Hard skills and Soft skills, Rights and Responsibilities go hand in hand in

nurturing the talent of the amroli-ites.

An attempt is made to bring girls in the mainstream. Their zest for life, enthusiasm find

a right voice in the ever widening exposure provided to them in the institute. Be it

sports, cultural activities, academics, NCC & NSS the women students are allowed to

give wings to their dreams and realize their potential.

It is said, "To take on tomorrow you simply have to better today." The institute is

constantly working towards realizing its vision. Quality management and innovation are

promoted. English proficiency, vocational skills, personality development, career

guidance, social welfare, community service are all emphasized and the teaching

becomes student centered with a right blend of experiential learning and interactive

method with the aid of multi media room and Digital English Language Lab.

Come and join, Discover for yourself your immense potential.

With warm regards and wishes

Dr. K. N. Chavda



Table of Contents

Jivan Jyot Trust Amroli................................................................................................................................. 4

Institutions Run By the Trust .................................................................................................................... 5

Introduction ..................................................................................................................................................... 9

Vision .................................................................................................................................................................. 9

Mission ............................................................................................................................................................... 9

Goals and Objectives ................................................................................................................................... 10

Timings: ........................................................................................................................................................... 10

The Growth ..................................................................................................................................................... 11

Eligibility ......................................................................................................................................................... 11

Documents Needed For Procuring Enrolment Certificate ........................................................... 12

Documents Needed at the Time of Admission .................................................................................. 12

Fee Structure ................................................................................................................................................. 15

Under Graduate Courses ........................................................................................................................... 17

Post Graduate Courses ............................................................................................................................... 19

Examination Regulations .......................................................................................................................... 22

Internal assessment or evaluation ........................................................................................................ 26

Library .............................................................................................................................................................. 27

NSS and Physical Education ..................................................................................................................... 28

NCC .................................................................................................................................................................... 28

Extra Curricular Activities & Saptadhara Activities ....................................................................... 28

Scholarship, Prizes & Free-Ship ............................................................................................................. 29

Prizes and Awards ....................................................................................................................................... 29

Highlights of the Activities 2018-19 ..................................................................................................... 32

Healthy Practices .......................................................................................................................................... 37

Academic Calendar 2019-2020 .............................................................................................................. 49

Student Council Constitution 2019-20 ................................................................................................ 56

Punishments .................................................................................................................................................. 61

Teaching Staff ................................................................................................................................................ 64

Administrating Staff .................................................................................................................................... 65

Peon Staff......................................................................................................................................................... 65

Visiting Faculty – UG 2018-19................................................................................................................. 66



Visiting Faculty – PG 2018-19 ................................................................................................................. 67

Class Advisor for the Year 2018-19 ...................................................................................................... 68

Distinguished Visitors 2018-19 .............................................................................................................. 69

Facilities in the College .............................................................................................................................. 71

Physical Assets .............................................................................................................................................. 73

Disciplinary Rules ........................................................................................................................................ 74

Toppers of 2018 ........................................................................................................................................... 78

Staff Photo ....................................................................................................................................................... 80



Introduction

It is said that the worthiest of 'Daans' (Gifts) is 'Vidya Daan'

(%%mtJtuoMttbtuJt’tltt lttbt rJt$t’tltbt^^) any effort to

improve and further the case of education is both commendable and vital. This was

realised by Jivan Jyot Trust, Amroli. The pioneering effort of the trustees, their foresight

and creative instinct led to the foundation of J. Z. Shah Arts and H. P. Desai Commerce

College, Amroli on 1st July 1991. Institute got permanent affiliation on 1st July, 1998

and has been recognised under section 2(f) of the UGC ACT: 23/6/2000 and section 12

(B) of the UGC ACT: 23/6/2000. From a seedling, the Trust has now developed into a

banyan tree. The generosity and munificence of two seths actually paved the way for the

establishment of Arts and Commerce College. Situated on the banks of Tapi river, having

within its vicinity the Jalaram Temple, this college is equipped with all modem

amenities.

J. Z. Shah Arts and H. P. Desai Commerce College, Amroli - Surat managed by

Jivan Jyot Trust, Amroli established in 1991 provides intensive knowledge to the

students of Amroli and nearby areas. The college was Accredited "B" Grade with CGPA

2.27 by the National Assessment and Accreditation Council, Bengaluru on 28th March

2008 and was Re-Accredited on 21st February, 2014 by NAAC and was awarded 'B'

Grade with CGPA 2.74 in the 2nd cycle. More than 3000 students study in this college,

The college is running smoothly under the leadership and guidance of Prin. Dr. K. N.

Chavda, with his most enthusiastic team of teachers. The college completed its twenty

five years of service to society in 2015-16 with Silver Jubilee Celebration.

National Institutional Ranking Framework (NIRF), a body constituted by the Ministry of

Human Resource Development (MHRD), conducted an annual survey of the HEI on five

parameters. Teaching, Learning and Resources, Research and Professional Practice,

Graduation Outcomes, Outreach and Inclusivity and Perception. It declared the result on

3rd April, 2017. In all 2995 institutions of India & 34 colleges of Gujarat participated. J. Z.

Shah Arts & H. P. Desai Commerce College, Amroli managed by Jivan Jyot Trust, Amroli

was placed in the Rank Band of 151-200.

Vision To attain excellence of students in academic and other programs and for creating an

environment that is dedicated to inculcating in students the skills and values necessary

to succeed in real life situations and to make them responsible citizens.

Mission The mission of the institution is to help and promote education by providing the

opportunities and creating environment along with academic, cultural and social

activities for holistic development of learner's personality with the following objectives.



Goals and Objectives

1. To prepare students for lifelong learning, leadership, service and responsible

citizenship.

2. To serve the needs of ethnically diverse students and students with disabilities.

3. To promote acquisition of knowledge and offer opportunities and upgrading

knowledge, training and skills in all fields of human endeavor by developing

education network with the use of modern communication media and technologies

to accept challenge of new era.

4. To enable students through education to accept challenge of new era.

5. To promote amongst students a sense of equality, national integration, social justice,

secularism and to act as a catalyst in social economic transformation for the city and

state development.

6. To make arrangements for promoting healthy atmosphere, corporate life and

welfare of students and employees.

7. Training of people, aimed at the production of the man power needed for the

preservation and progress of the nation and society.

8. The development and enhancement of the inner potential of individuals.

(intellectual, moral, emotional, physical, social, cultural, spiritual, ...)

9. To create self confidence in the students by offering them ample scope for active

participation in various activities.

Timings:

07.25 a.m. to 11.55 a.m. 12.00 p.m. to 04.35 p.m.

Grant –in- Aid Division Commerce College Grant –In- Aid Division Arts College

M.Com. (Gujarati Medium ) (Only for Girls) M.Com. (English Medium ) (Only for Girls)

S.Y. /T.Y. B.Com. (English Medium)

Women’s Additional Self Financed Classes

M.A. (Guj., Eco., Eng.)( Only for Girls)

F.Y. B. Com. (English &Gujarati Medium)

S.Y./T.Y.B.Com (Gujarati Medium)

Women’s Additional Self Financed Classes

Note : Timings are subject to change & the authority to change solely lies with the principal



The Growth

The college, after its initial struggle, made a tremendous growth in the years that

followed. The academic year 1997-98 was a landmark as a separate division for

F.Y.B.COM. English medium students was started. In July 2001 the college reached

commendable heights with the introduction of post graduate course in commerce (M.

COM Gujarati Medium).

July 2009 witnessed yet another success as the dream project of introducing Post

Graduate courses in the arts faculty was finally realized. Courses in M.A. –English, M.A. –

Gujarati, M.A.- Sanskrit & M.A. – Economics were started.

Apart from this M. Com. for English medium students was also launched along with one

more division of M.com. (English medium) the Bachelor’s Degree –Bachelor’s of Arts

(B.A.), Bachelor’s of commerce (B.Com.) and the Master’s Degree- Master of Arts (M.A.),

Master of commerce M.com and notified by the UGC under section 22 c of the UGCACT

dated 1st December, 1958.

An additional class (self financed) of F.Y.B.Com. (Gujarati Medium/ English Medium)

was started in July 2011 in the afternoon to carter to the need of the women students

which has now extended its wings for S.Y.B.Com. (Gujarati Medium/ English Medium)

and T.Y. B.Com. (Gujarati Medium/ English Medium).

Self-financed B.B.A. course was launched in Prof. V.B. Shah Institute of Management in

July 1998. A three year B.C.A. Programme was introduced in July 2000 in Sutex Bank

College of Computer Application & Science, Amroli. B.Com. - English medium self –

financed course was started in July 2001 in R. V. Patel College of Commerce, Amroli.

Self-financed Gujarati medium B. Com course was started in June 2006.

Amroli College thus stands on the top among the colleges of veer Narmad South Gujarat

University.

Eligibility

A. A candidate seeking admission to F.Y.B.A. must have passed the Higher Secondary

examination conducted by the Gujarat Secondary Education Board in General

Science Stream or any examination recognised as equivalent there to.

B. A candidate seeking admission to F.Y.B.Com. will have to apply for admission in a

prescribed centralized admission form within six days after H.S.C. results.

C. If the fee is not paid within the stipulated time limit, the admission granted will be

treated as null and void.

D. As per the amended Statute - 223 passed by the Senate at its Annual Meeting held on

29-03-2012 and conveyed to VNSGU, Surat by the office of the Secretary to the

Governor of Gujarat, Vide letter No. UNI-141S-U-UOR-102-GS, Dt.19-10-2015, a



candidate shall be considered eligible for admission to First Year of the Degree

Course under the Faculty of Commerce if he/she has passed the Higher Secondary or

Equivalent Examination in General Stream or if he/she has passed equivalent

examination in Vocational Stream subject or Science Stream with A-Group. (Subject

to approval by VNSGU, Surat)

E. A candidate seeking admission to F.Y.B.A. and F.Y.B.Com. will have to get an

enrolment certificate from V.N.S.G.U., Surat, for which he she has to apply in printed

form of Rs. 20/- along with a fee of Rs. 100/- through the principal.

Documents Needed For Procuring Enrolment Certificate

1) Application form: Rs. 20/-

2) Enrolment fee : Rs. 100/-

3) Original Certificate of the mark sheet.

4) Attested copies of the mark sheet

Regulations and Admission Requirements

1) Students seeking admission to this college will have to apply for admission in the

prescribed form within the time notified.

2) It is obligatory for a student to get his/her form checked and to meet in person along

with the fees.

Documents Needed at the Time of Admission

A. For H. S. C. students from Gujarat State Board.

1. Original mark sheet and 2 attested copies.

2. School leaving certificate and 2 attested copies.

3. Passport size photos - 2

4. SC/ST/SEBC certificate wherever applicable.

5. For SEBC category seat, Non-Creamy layer certificate, issued after March,

must be attached.

6. Driving License (Voluntary)

7. Employment Registration No. (Compulsory) - Admission would not be

granted without this number.

8. Aadhaar Card - Bank Passbook First Page copies (for Scholarship)

B. H. S. C. students from other Boards.

1. Original mark sheet and 2 attested copies.

2. Certificate showing the main and subsidiary subjects.

3. Passport size photos - 2

4. Migration Certificate.

5. 'No - Objection' Certificate.



6. Driving License (voluntary)

7. Employment Registration No. (Compulsory) – Admission would not be

granted without this number.

C. For regular college students.

1. Original Mark sheet of the last exam passed and 2 attested copies.

2. Identity card.

3. Application forms should be duly filled in by the candidate. Selection of the

subjects should be done carefully. Option once exercised shall be final.

4. Students who have passed the Higher Secondary Examination held by other

than Gujarat Secondary Education Board or those migrating from other

Universities shall have to produce a provisional eligibility certificate from

V.N.S.G.U., Surat along with the application form for admission. Such

students will have to produce the final eligibility certificate in due course.

Documents needed for procuring Final Eligibility Certificate:

(1) Passing Certificate (2) Attendance Certificate (3) Character Certificate

(4) Migration Certificate (5) Medium Certificate

5. Candidates coming from other colleges have to furnish No Objection

Certificate and Transfer Certificate. Application for the Transfer Certificate

has to be made within a month after the admission. Late applicants will

have to pay a late-fee. It is obligatory for the students to seek Transfer

Certificates. College only forwards the application.

6. Candidates of Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes and Backward Classes shall

have to submit Social Welfare Department's certificate and physically

handicapped shall have to attach a civil surgeon’s medical certificate along

with the application.

7. Candidates seeking admission for the first time will be charged entrance fee,

enrolment fee, identity card fee and deposit fee in the first term,

8. Vide Govt. letter No. Mis/1 084-29657 dated 6-7-85 girl students will not be

charged tuition fees.

9. The principal's decision will remain final for all admissions and it would be

binding on the students.

10. Regular students shall have to seek admission within 6 days after the result.

11. Admission already granted to a student will be cancelled if the information

provided by him/her is either false or if he/she withholds the required

information. In such cases the fees and deposits will be forfeited.

12. Repeaters are not entitled for admissions. A student failing in one faculty

would not be given admission in another faculty. 75% attendance in any

term semester is compulsory, failing which the admission will be cancelled.

13. Reading the notice board is a must for the students. Ignorance of any notice

or rules of the college will not be an excuse for not fulfilling any rule or

requirement.



14. Fees once paid will not be refunded.

15. If the deposit is not claimed in a year, it will get lapsed.

16. Applicants who are in service will not be given admission.

Payment of Fees:

For New Entrants (F. Y. B. Com)

1. Admission for first year B.Com. - (Sem-I) / M.Com. (Sem-I) / M.A. (Sem-I)

students is done through manual Admission Process which is carried out by

Veer Narmad South Gujarat University, Surat.

2. Once the merit List is displayed and the admission is confirmed by the

Affiliated University, a student can pay the amount of fees as decided by the

university in any branch of State Bank of India.

3. Then the student needs to get his/her admission confirmed in their

respective colleges by showing a copy of challan.

For Enrolled Students

1. Once the admission is confirmed each and every student is allotted a 12 digit

unique SID (Student Identification Number) and thereby is enrolled on the

list of college students.

First year Bachelor of Arts

1. First step for completing the process of admission is to get a "Scanner Card"

from the college office at the nominal cost of Rs. 10/-

2. A student has to duly fill in the Scanner Card and then the college allots the12

digit unique SID (Student Identification Number.)

3. After fees will be deposited by the students at the college counter then the

admission is confirmed by the college.

Note : If a student withdraws before the beginning of the course, the student is

refunded the entire fee given to it with a maximum deduction of Rs. 1000/- [As

notified by UGC on 23rd April 2007, F. No. 1- 3/2007 (CPP II)] This condition is not

applicable in the case where the university takes the fees or assigns the rules.



Fee Structure

B.A / B.COM. – Grant-in-aid (Girls)

PARTICLUAR SEM I

SEM II

SEM III

SEM IV

SEM V

SEM VI

Tuition Fee College Admission Fee (One Time) 100 I Card Fee (One Time) 50 Student’s & Teacher’s Welfare Activities Fee 300 300 300 300 300 300 Books, Equipment, Etc... 350 350 350 350 350 350 Student’s Union Fee 100 100 100 100 100 100 Amenities Fee 300 300 300 300 300 300 Campus Development Fee 100 100 100 100 100 100 Internal Exam Fee 125 125 125 125 125 125 Enrolment Fee (One Time) 100 Library Deposit (One Time) 200 College Deposit (One Time) 100 Uni. Campus Development Fee 50 50 50 50 50 50 Uni. Sport And Cultural Activity 20 20 20 20 20 20 Uni. Sports Complex Dev. Fee 20 20 20 20 20 20 Uni. Exam Fee 270 270 300 300 330 330 Uni. Exam Form Fee 30 30 30 30 30 30 Enrolment Form Fee 20

B.A. / B.COM. – Grant-in-aid (Boys)

PARTICLUAR SEM I

SEM II

SEM III

SEM IV

SEM V

SEM VI

Tuition Fee 600 600 600 600 600 600 College Admission Fee (One Time) 100 I Card Fee (One Time) 50 Student’s & Teacher’s Welfare Activities Fee 300 300 300 300 300 300 Books, Equipment, Etc... 350 350 350 350 350 350 Student’s Union Fee 100 100 100 100 100 100 Amenities Fee 300 300 300 300 300 300 Campus Development Fee 100 100 100 100 100 100 Internal Exam Fee 125 125 125 125 125 125 Enrolment Fee (One Time) 100 Library Deposit (One Time) 200 College Deposit (One Time) 100 Uni. Campus Development Fee 50 50 50 50 50 50 Uni. Sport And Cultural Activity 20 20 20 20 20 20 Uni. Sports Complex Dev. Fee 20 20 20 20 20 20 Uni. Exam Fee 270 270 300 300 330 330 Uni. Exam Form Fee 30 30 30 30 30 30 Enrolment Form Fee 20



B.Com. – Women’s Self – Financed Additional Classes

P.G (M.A./M.COM)

PARTICLUAR SEM-I SEM-II SEM-III SEM-IV

BOYS GIRLS BOYS GIRLS BOYS GIRLS BOYS GIRLS Tuition Fee 1400 1400 1400 1400 College Admission Fee (One Time) 100 100 I Card Fee (One Time) 50 50 Stu.’s & Teacher’s Welfare Act. Fee 300 300 300 300 300 300 300 300 Books, Equipment, Etc... 350 350 350 350 350 350 350 350 Student’s Union Fee 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 Amenities Fee 300 300 300 300 300 300 300 300 Campus Development Fee 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 Internal Exam Fee 125 125 125 125 125 125 125 125 Registration Fee (One Time) 100 100 Library Deposit (One Time) 200 200 College Deposit (One Time) 100 100 Uni. Campus Development Fee 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 Uni. Sport And Cultural Activity 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 Uni. Sports Complex Dev. Fee 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 Uni. Exam Fee 360 360 360 360 360 360 360 360 Uni. Exam Form Fee 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 Registration Form Fee 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20

PARTICLUAR SEM I

SEM II

SEM III

SEM IV

SEM V

SEM VI

Tuition Fee 3740 3740 3740 3740 3740 3740 College Admission Fee (One Time) 100 I Card Fee (One Time) 50 Student’s & Teacher’s Welfare Activities Fee 300 300 300 300 300 300 Books, Equipment, Etc... 350 350 350 350 350 350 Student’s Union Fee 100 100 100 100 100 100 Amenities Fee 300 300 300 300 300 300 Campus Development Fee 100 100 100 100 100 100 Internal Exam Fee 125 125 125 125 125 125 Enrolment Fee (One Time) 100 Library Deposit (One Time) 200 College Deposit (One Time) 100 Uni. Campus Development Fee 50 50 50 50 50 50 Uni. Sport And Cultural Activity 20 20 20 20 20 20 Uni. Sports Complex Dev. Fee 20 20 20 20 20 20 Uni. Exam Fee 270 270 300 300 330 330 Uni. Exam Form Fee 30 30 30 30 30 30 Enrolment Form Fee 20



Under Graduate Courses

The Syllabus of Arts Faculty streams into two branches. A Student should make a choice

depending on his/her interests and liking.

B.A. Semester - I & II

1 Foundation Course in English :

1 Foundation Course in English:

Language through Literature OR

1 paper

Language through Literature OR

1 paper

Foundation course in Gujarati :

Foundation Course in Gujarati:

Pratyayan Kaushal 1 paper


2 Environmental Studies 1 paper 2 Environmental Studies 1 paper

3 Sanskrit(C.L) 1 paper 3 Sanskrit (C.L) 1 paper

4 Gujarati (Principal) 2 paper 4 Economics (Principal) 2 paper

5 Optional Subjects 2 paper

each 5 Sociology (Subsidiary) 2 paper

Hindi or Sanskrit (Subsidiary)

B.A. Semester - III & IV



Language through Literature OR 1 paper






2 Sanskrit OR Hindi (Subordinate) 2 paper 2 Sociology (Subordinate) 2 paper

3 Gujarati (Principal) 3 paper 3 Economics (Principal) 3 paper

4 principles of Literary Criticism 1 paper 4 Population Education 1 paper

B.A. Semester - V & VI









2 Gujarati 6 paper 2 Economics 6 papers

R - I & II



B.Com. Semester - I & II

1 Language Through Literature I/II

2 Environmental Studies I/II

3 Business Economics I/II

4 Financial Accounting I/II

5 Business Administration I/II

6 Statistics for Business I/II

7 Elem. Of Banking and Insurance I/II

B.Com. Semester - III & IV B.Com. Semester - V & VI

1 Language Through Literature III/IV

1 Language Through Literature V/VI

2 Macro Economics III/IV

2 Mercantile Law I/II

3 Accountancy & Taxation III/IV

3 Business Administration V/VI

4 Business Administration III/IV

4 Indian Economy: Plan. And Policy V/VI

5 Advance Accounting & Auditing I/II

5 Advance Accounting & Auditing V/VI

Advance Accounting & Auditing III/IV

Advance Accounting & Auditing VII/VIII

6 Banking - I/III OR Statistics III/V

6 Banking - V/VII OR Statistics VII/IX



Post Graduate Courses

We started M.Com.-I (Gujarati Medium) in 2001 & M.Com.-II (Gujarati Medium) in July

2002. M.Com. (English Medium) was started in 2009.

Syllabus of the Post Graduate Courses Commerce Faculty

M.Com. Semester – I & II M.Com. Semester - III & IV

1 Eco. of Growth Dev. & Planning I/II 1 Organized Market I/II

2 Management Theory & Practice I/II 2 Financial Management I/II

3 Advertising & Sales Management I/II 3 Strategic Management I/II

4 Fin. & Management Accounting I/IV 4 Fin. & Management Accounting VII / X

5 Fin. & Management Accounting II/V 5 Fin. & Management Accounting VIII / XI

6 Fin. & Management Accounting III/VI 6 Fin. & Management Accounting IX / XII

Syllabus of the Post Graduate Courses Arts Faculty

M.A. ECONOMICS SEM – I M.A. ECONOMICS SEM – II

1 CC- 01 Micro Economics – I

1 CC- 04 Micro Economics – II

2 CC- 02 Macro Economics – I

2 CC- 05 Macro Economics – II

3 CC- 03 Quantitative Methods For Eco. – I

3 CC- 06 Quantitative Methods For Eco. – II

4 EC-01 Industrial Economics – I

4 EC-02 Industrial Economics – II

5 ID – 01 Research Methodology

5 ID – 02 Indian Political System

M.A. ECONOMICS SEM – III M.A. ECONOMICS SEM - IV

1 CC-07 Economics of Social Sector

1 CC-10 Theories of International Trade

2 CC-08 Environmental Economics

2 CC-11 Indian Economic Policy

3 CC-09 Theories of Growth And Dev.

3 CC-12 Public Eco. : Theory & Policy

4 EC-03 Industrial Economics - III

4 CC-04 Industrial Economics - IV

5 ID-03 Banking & Insurance

5 ID-04 Organized Market



M.A. ENGLISH SEM – I M.A. ENGLISH SEM - II

ME : 1

The Elizabethan and Jacobean Periods in English Literature 1560-1640

ME : 6

Romantic Period in English literature1798-1840

ME : 2 The Restoration Period in English literature 1640-1700

ME : 7 Victorian Period in English literature 1840-1900

ME : 3 The Augustan Period in English literature1700-1798

ME : 8

Modernist Period in English literature 1900-1950

ME : 4A Women's Writing in English

ME : 9A Indian literature in English translation

Me : 5

Multidisciplinary Course (Drama and Psychology)

ME : 10

Multidisciplinary Course (Novel and Psychology)

M.A. ENGLISH SEM – III M.A. ENGLISH SEM - IV

ME : 11 Literary Form : Novel MS : 16 Literary Form : Drama

ME : 12 Literary Criticism ME : 17 Literary Criticism and Theory

ME : 13 Indian Writing in English ME : 18 World Literature in translation

ME : 14A American Literature (Novel, Poetry) ME : 19A American Literature (Drama, Non-Fictional Prose)

ME : 15 Multidisciplinary course (Drama and History)

ME : 20 Multidisciplinary course (Novel and History)

M.A. GUJARATI – I M.A. GUJARATI SEM - II

Paper-I Literary Form : Atmakatha Paper-VI Comparative Literature

Paper-II Indian Literary Criticism Paper-VII Linguistics

Paper-III Gujarati Literary Criticism-I Paper-VIII Guj. Literary Criticism

Paper-IV Myth and Literature (B) Paper-IX Post Modern Literature

Paper-V Proof Reading Paper-X Literature and Film

M.A. GUJARATI – III M.A. GUJARATI SEM - IV

Paper-XI Concept of Indian Literature Paper-XVI World Literature

Paper-XII Western Literary Criticism Paper-XVII Linguistics

Paper-XIII Folk Literature Paper-XVIII Folk Literature

Paper-IVX Texts of Mediaval Guj. Lit. Paper Paper-IXX Literature & Psychology

Paper-V Study of an author (Darshak) Paper-X Literary Journalism



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Examination Regulations

CIRCULAR (vnsgu.ac.in)

Academic Council Dated 5/4/2013 Resolution No.6

Syndicate Dated 26/7/2013 Resolution No. 56

Examination Regulations for Undergraduate, Post Graduate and Diploma Courses

1. These Regulations shall be called “Examination Regulations for Undergraduate, Post

Graduate and Diploma Programmes”

2. These regulations shall be applicable to the programs of Arts, Science, Commerce,

Rural Studies and Computer Science and Information Technology faculties.

3. Faculties other than mentioned above may implement these regulations after

passing necessary resolutions in competent statutory bodies of the university.

4. They shall come into effect from the batch of academic year 2013-2014.

5. Grading System shall be as follows:

Grade

Point

Description Class Range of% of

Marks Where

passing Standard

is 40%

Range of% of

Marks Where

passing Standard

is 36%

Grade

1 Dropped Fail 0 to



7. YGPA: Yearly Grade Point Average shall be given at the end of each year, i.e. YGPA for

the 1st year will be given at the end of 2nd semester, YGPA for the 2nd year will be

given at the end of 4th semester and so on. The formula to calculate YGPA shall be

YGPA = ? (Grade Point of a course of the year X Credit)/(Total Credit of the courses

of odd and even semesters of respective year).

8. CGPA: Cumulative Grade Point Average shall be given at the end of each program, i.e.

at 6th semester if a particu1ar program is of 6 semesters. The formula to calculate

CGPA shall be CGPA =? (Grade Points obtained in a courses of last two semesters of

the program X Credit)/(Total Credits of courses of two semesters of the

programme).

9. (GP. SGPA. YGPA and CGPA shall be calculated on the basis marks of only the

university Examination of a course i.e. if in a course there is bifurcation of 30

(Internal), 70 (external) and 100 (total), the head of 7O (i.e. external) will be

considered for computing GP, SGPA, YGPA and CGPA

10. Formula for converting the CGPA into Percentage shall be: Percentage (%) =

(Obtained CGPA/ 10) * 100 Example: if the CGPA is 6.88 the percentage will be:

(6.88/10) 100=68.8%

11. Passing a Course: There shall be two separate components of passing; (i) at external

and (ii) at internal. To pass a course candidate shall have to secure the percentage of

marks required for passing in both the components independently, for example if

the passing standard is 36% a candidate shall have to secure minimum 36% in both

the heads independently i.e. 25 out of 70 and 11 out of 30. However, the deficiency

of internal component can be made up by scoring more marks in external

component so that the combined marks of two components are 36% or more.

12. The exemption from appearing in an examination of courses (paper) shall be same

as passing standard of that course/paper.

13. Gracing of Marks: Gracing shall be given as per the prevailing Ordinances, the Grade,

Grade point, SGPA, YGPA and CGPA shall be determined after adding the grace

marks. However, no gracing marks will be added under the provision of ordinance

—148

14. ATKT System:

a. For admission to 2nd semester: All the candidates (even those who have failed in all

the courses/papers of 1st semester provided whose term of 1st semester is granted)

are eligible for admission to 2nd semester.



b. For admission to 3rd semester: A student shall have to pass a minimum of 3/5

(three-fifth) 60% of the total courses/papers in the 1st and the 2nd semester (Put

together) to be eligible for admission in the third semester.

c. For admission to 4th semester: all the candidates (even those who are fail in all the

courses/papers of 3rd semester provided whose term of 3rd semester is granted)

who appeared in 3rd semester are eligible for admission in 4th semester.

d. For admission to 5th semester: A student shall have to pass all the courses/papers of

1st as well as 2nd semester and a minimum of 3/5 (three-fifth) 60% of the total

courses/papers in the 3rd and the 4th semester (Put together) to be eligible for

admission in the fifth semester. Even if the candidate passes all the courses/papers

of 3rd and 4th semester but still not cleared even a single course/paper of either 1st

or 2nd semester he /she shall not be admitted to 5th semester.

e. For admission to 6th semester: all the candidates (even those who are fail in all the

courses/papers of 5th semester provided whose term of 5th semester is granted)

who appeared in 5th semester are eligible for admission in 6th semester.

f. The same pattern shall be followed for different programs having different numbers

of semesters i.e. 8 semester programme, 10 semester programme etc.

g. The result of the last semester shall not be declared (kept withheld) unless and until

the candidate clears all the courses/papers of a program.

h. While computing the 3/5 (three-fifth) 60% of the total courses/papers for the

purpose of deciding ATKT the courses/papers like NCC,NSS, Sports, Saptadhara,

language Lab, and SCOPE shall not be taken into consideration

Total

courses/papers

One has to pass a

minimum of 3/5 (three-

fifth) 60% of the total

courses /papers to be

eligible for ATKT

Total

courses/papers

One has to pass a

minimum of 3/5

(three-fifth) 60% of

the total courses

/papers to be eligible

for ATKT

5 3 13 8

6 4 14 8

7 4 15 9

8 5 16 10

9 5 17 10

10 6 18 11

11 7 19 11

12 7 20 12



15. A candidate shall have to complete/pass all the courses/papers of a particular

semester with maximum 6 attempts (1 + 5) as well as within 3 academic years,

otherwise he/she shall have to take admission in that semester again, shall have to

get that term granted and shall have to appear in the examination of all the

courses/papers of that particular semester and the subsequent semester or

semesters after surrendering the mark sheets of all such semesters.

16. The whole programme shall have to be completed within additional four academic

years to those of total academic years of a program. For example The whole program

of 6 semesters shall have to be completed within 7 academic years including the

academic year of admission.

The whole program of 4 semesters shall have to be completed within 6 academic

years including the academic year of admission. The whole program of 2 semesters

shall have to be completed within 5 academic years including the academic year of

admission.

17. After acquiring grade equivalent to passing in university examination, in no case a

student shall be allowed to re-appear in external examination. Similarly, after

acquiring grade equivalent to passing in internal, in no case a student shall be

allowed to re-appear in internal examination for the purpose of improving the

Grade. (this rule shall not be applicable in “Scheme of Surrendering Mark Sheet /

Result for Improving the Result” )

18. In no case a candidate shall be allowed to appear only in internal examination. In

case a candidate has failed in particular course/paper he/she shall have to appear

either in external exam or both (External as well as internal)

19. Candidate shall not be allowed for 2nd graduation after 2 academic years from the

year of passing the final examination of last semester.

20. For the courses like NCC, NSS, Sports, Saptadhara, language Lab, and SCOPE 2 credits

shall be awarded but such courses/papers shall not be counted in

SGPA/YGPA/CGPA.

21. In case a student’s term has been granted but he/she has remained absent in

university exam or failed to submit university examination form, such student shall

be allowed to get admission in subsequent semester and can give the examination

for both the semesters together. For example a student’s term is granted in semester

-1 but failed to give university exam of semester -1 or failed in submitting university

exam form in such case he/she can be admitted to semester – 2 and give the

examinations of 1st and 2nd semester together. This clause shall be applied for

admission in odd to even semester of a particular year. For example a student’s term



is granted in semester -2 but failed to give university exam of semester -2 in this

case she/she shall not be admitted to 3rd semester.

22. Examination Form Withdrawn: Examination Form shall be withdrawn in cases of

dissatisfactory performances of students in terms of deficit attendance, failure in

more than 50% courses/papers in internal exam. In cases where a student’s form is

withdrawn in 1st semester he/she shall not be eligible to take admission in 2nd

semester. While computing the 50% courses/papers for the purpose of deciding

exam form withdrawal the courses/papers like NCC,NSS, Sports, Saptadhara,

language Lab, and SCOPE shall not be taken into consideration

23. All the rules, regulations, circulars and resolutions which are contradicting these

regulations shall be repealed from the date these regulations are approved by the

competent body of the university.

24. In the external mode programmes the Credits, GP, SGPA, YGPA, and CGPA shall not

be given.

Internal assessment or evaluation

1. Each subject consist of 70 marks- 50 marks for university examination and 20 marks

for internal evaluation which is done continuously throughout the year and shall

consist of heads such as assignments, library work, unit tests, class participation,

punctuality and sincerity of student in attending lectures.

2. Each student is required to pass in internal evaluation and external university

examination of each subject separately.

(a) The minimum passing score in each subject head (internal and university

separately) is 07 out of 20 in UG & 08 out of 20 in PG and 17 out of 50. Those who

fail in more than 50% subjects in the internal evaluation will not be allowed to

appear for university examination. For the post graduate students the minimum

passing score is 40%.

(b) Second class is awarded to a student getting 48% marks or more in the

examination. An aggregate score of 48% in the internal and university examination

is not enough. 48% is must in the university examination and in internal

evaluation separately.

(c) First class is awarded to students getting 60% marks or more in the

examination. An aggregate score of 60% in the internal and university exam is not

enough. 60% is must in the university examination and in internal evaluation

separately.



3. Exam form will be withdrawn if a student does not have 75% attendance.

4. A student who fails to appear in the internal examination will not be allowed to sit

for the university exams and his / her form would be withdrawn.

5. Internal marks Structure:

UNDER GRADUATE COURSES

POST GRADUATE COURSES

Each student compulsorily has to appear in more than 50% of course in internal test.

Even if the student is pass in more than 50% of the course in internal tests, still the

exam form would be withdrawn.

Library

The institution has Sitarambhai Chhodiwala Trust’s spacious library. The library houses

all current books on varied subjects in English, Hindi, Gujarati and Sanskrit languages as

many rare books, In addition, the library subscribes to all leading daily newspapers,

periodicals. Journals and popular magazines. The rich store house of knowledge caters

to the need of knowledge thirsty students. Poor and needy students are donated books

from Dr. Mahendrabhai Solanki Students Aid Library for the whole year. Besides this,

text books are sold at 10% discount from Students ‘Consumer Co-operative Fund’.

Moreover the library remains open till late in the evening for the local residents.

The library has a computerised system and the ‘SOUL’ software of the INFLIBNET has

been installed. The students can check the catalogue and availability of books on

computer (OPAC).

Distance education and open learning system are becoming the order of the day. Many

students enroll for graduation externally but the facility for using library, borrowing

Faculty Internal Test + Attendance + Lib. Work / Assignments = Total

Arts 10 + 5 + 5 = 20

Commerce 10 + 5 + 5 = 20

Faculty Internal Test + Attendance + Group Discussion /

Assignments = Total

Arts 10 + 5 + 5 = 20

Commerce 10 + 5 + 5 = 20



books, question papers is provided to them because our motto is education is for all and

resources should be used optimally. A nominal fee is charged for this.

The college has subscribed to INFLIBNET and all the students & faculty members are

enrolled to provide them free and open access to e-resources.

NSS and Physical Education

National Service Scheme was started by the government with the aim of developing

social skills in the students. It is obligatory to join anyone of the activities viz. NSS or

physical Trainings for first year and second year students. Term is granted only on the

successful completion of the prescribed work.120 hours of work in NSS and 75%

attendance in physical training is must. Attending the NSS camp is compulsory.

NCC

A girls ‘wing of NCC is functioning in the college to nurture in students the qualities like

discipline, courage, sportsmanship, unity, co-operation, adventurousness, brotherhood,

patriotism, and selfless service.

Along with this, even the boys who are extremely talented and interested in NCC are

enrolled in the NCC unit of Sir K.P. College of Commerce, Surat.

Extra Curricular Activities & Saptadhara Activities

The college encourages student participation in many activities such as sports, culture,

debates, etc. Each and every student is encouraged to participate in any one of the

Sapdharas namely Gyan Dhara (Knowledge Band), Sarjanatamak Abhivyakti Dhara

(Creative Expression Band), Vyayam, Yoga & Khel kud Dhara (Yoga and Sports Band),

Kala Kaushalya Dhara (Fine Arts Band), Natya Dhara (Theatre Band), Samudayik Seva

Dhara (Community/Social Service Band), Geet Sangeet Nrutya Dhara (Music and Dance

Band). The college itself is providing opportunities by conducting Inter collegiate and

Inter class events in the college such as

(1) Inter college prayer competition (2) Inter college Salad Decoration Competition (3)

Inter college Rangoli Marking Competition (4) Shri R. M. Desai Inter College Poetry

Recitation Competition (5) Inter College Poster Making Competition (6) Inter College

“Best out of Waste” Competition (7) Inter College Mehandi Competition (8) Late Prin. J.

B. Shah sponsored Inter college Elocution competition (9) Inter college Book Review

competition (10) Inter college Patriotic song competition (11) Late Prin. J. B. Shah

sponsored Inter college mono Acting Comp (12) Inter school Sanskrit ‘Shlok’ Recitation

Competition (For 9th to 12th Std. students) (13) Inter college Gujarat Quiz Competition



(14) Inter college Drawing Competition (15) Inter School Drawing Competition (15)

Inter College Essay Writing Competition (16) Inter school Drawing Competition (For

9th to 12th Std. students) (17) Inter College Extempore Competition (18) Ramvan Trust

Sponsored Inter College Elocution Competition (19) Late Dr. Ramaben H. Patel

Memorial Inter college “Sanskrit Shlok” Recitation competition

Besides this, the college arrange the college fest-INNOVISION to encourage the spirit of

youth and pay a tribute to their zest for life and vivacity. In the academic years 1998-99-

2001 and 2003-2004 the college successfully conducted the Youth Festival of Veer

Narmad South Gujarat University, Surat. The college hosts the District level competition

under the aegis of Saptadhara.

Scholarship, Prizes & Free-Ship

1. Institute awards a scholarship semester university exam. This scholarship is

awarded in all the 6 semesters (UG) & 4 semesters (PG). This scholarship is given in

both arts & commerce faculty. Topper from each branch & each medium is honored.

2. Scholarships are available for the poor and needy students. Welfare fund and

various Trusts cater to their needs. The outstanding students are also honored in

wake of their hard work and diligence. Students belonging to SC/ST/SEBC/OBC class

are required to apply for scholarship.

3. For all blind students, the entire fee is waived off.

4. For the Inter-university players also the entire fee is waived off.

Prizes and Awards

1. Principal J. B. Shah Award.

a. First in T. Y. B. Com. Interest on Rs. 3000/-

b. First in T. Y. B. A. (Humanities Stream) Interest on Rs. 3000/-

c. First in T. Y. B. A. (Social Science Stream) Interest on Rs. 3000/-

d. First in M. Com. Interest on Rs. 3000/-

e. Top five students in F.Y./S.Y./T.Y.B.A./B.Com./M.Com.-I & II, Interest on

Rs. 21000/-

f. For Inter college “Elocution Competition” a prize and a revolving shield

is awarded from the interest of Rs.11000/-



g. For “Mono-acting competition” a prize and a revolving shield is awarded

from the interest of Rs.11000/-

h. For “Business Administration” at F.Y.B.Com./S.Y.B.Com.

&T.Y.B.Com.& Banking (one each at each level) a prize is awarded from the

interest of Rs. 5000/-

i. For “Salesmanship and Advertising” at F.Y./S.Y./T.Y. B.Com (one each at each

level) a prize is awarded from the interest of Rs. 5000/-

2. Late Nanubhai Chhotubhai Presswala Award. Second in T.Y.B.Com. Interest on

Rs. 2500/-

3. Late JivanlalZaverchand Shah, Amroli Award. First in T.Y.B.A. Interest on

Rs. 10,000/-

4. Late Prabhubhai N. Desai, Amroli Award. First in T.Y.B.Com. Interest on Rs.

10,000/-

5. Shri Jagjivanbhai Nathubhai Patel, Amroli award in the memory of his sister,

Late Kamuben. First in T.Y.B.A. (Gujarati). Interest on Rs. 2000/-

6. Dr. Shri Mahendrakumar N. Solanki family Award.

a. Third in T.Y.B.Com. Interest on Rs. 2000/-

b. Second in T.Y.B.A. (Humanities stream). Interest on Rs. 2000/-

c. Second in T.Y.B.A. (Social Science stream) Interest on Rs. 2000/-

7. Shri Ramvan Trust, Amroli Award (Donor Shri Ashvinbhai R. Patel) Highest Marks in

F.Y. B. Com. Interest on Rs. 3000/-

8. Late Thakorbhai Karsanji Patel Award (Donor Shri Iashwantbhai T Patel, Utran) -

First in S. Y.B. Com. Interest on Rs. 3000/–

9. Sheth Shri Hiralal Chottalal Thakkar Memorial Award (Donor Shri Vijaybhai

Thakkar, Gajanan Pustakalya) - First in F.Y.B.Com. Interest on Rs. 3000/-

10. Late Valiben Iagjivanbhai Patel Memorial Award (Donor Shri Iagjivanbhai Nathubhai

Patel) - First in T.Y.B.Com. Interest on Rs. 2000/-

11. Late Krutiben Dhirajlal Patel Memorial Award (Donor Shri Dhirajlal Dullabhbhai

Patel- Popda) First in S. Y.B. Com. (Female Student Only)Cash prize of Rs. 751 /-

12. Smt. Hansaben Dahyabhai Shah Award

a. Second in T Y. B.A. (Social Science Stream) Interest on Rs. 5000/-

b. Second in T Y. B. A. (Humanities Stream) Interest on Rs. 5000/-

c. First in S. Y.B. A. (Humanities Stream) Interest on Rs. 4000/-



d. First in S. Y. B. A. (Social Science Stream) Interest on Rs. 4000/-

e. First in F.Y. B. A. (Humanities Stream) Interest on Rs. 4000/-

f. First in F. Y.B. A. (Social Science Stream) Interest on Rs. 4000/-

13. Late Shri Pratapchand Panachand Zaveri Award (Donor – Shri Bharatbhai P.

Zaveri) First in M. Com Part-II, Interest on Rs. 10,000/-

14. Shri Ashok Iariwala Award First in M. Com. Part-I, Interest on Rs. 10,001/-

15. Late Dr. Ramaben H. Patel Award (Donor Shri Haribhai D. Patel) Highest marks in

Sanskrit at F.Y.B. A. and S. Y. B. A. Examination Interest on Rs. 5000/-

16. Late Shri Nanalal Chunilal Bodawala Family Award (Donor Shri Iayvadan Bodawala)

First in M.Com.-I- Interest on Rs. 10,000/-, First in T Y. B. Com – Interest on

Rs. 5000/-

17. Award for top five students at F. Y./ S.Y./T.Y.B.A. B. Com/M.Com. Part I-II Donor:

Late Shri Nanalal Chunilal Bodawala Family, Interest on Rs. 15,000/-

18. An award from a man who wishes to keep his identity a secret: For Securing 2nd

Rank in M.Com. II(Interest on Rs.3000/-)

19. Late Smt. Renukaben Iayeshbhai Desai Memorial Prize.

a. Rs. 500/- For the winner in classical vocal music in the V.N.S.G.U. Youth

Festival.

b. Rs. 500/- For the winner in classical instrument music in the V.N.S.G.V. Youth

Festival.

c. Rs. 500/- For the top scorer at the T.Y.B.A. Examination in Economics.

d. Rs. 500/- For the top scorer at the T.Y.B.Com. Examination in Economics.

e. Rs. 500/-For the winners in Light Vocal Music in the V.N.S.G.U. Youth

Festival.

f. Rs. 500/- For the winners in Best Acting in the V.N.S.G.U. Youth Festival.

20. Late Kamalaben Chunilal Gandhi Memorial Library & Welfare Award Sarvajanik

Trust, Olpad. (Donor: Dr. Rujuta C. Gandhi) Awarded to top Three M.A. I Guj. Sem. II

& M.A. Guj. Sem. IV Students



Highlights of the Activities 2018-19

Date Activities 27-04-2018 Summer Vacation

15-05-2018 to

20-05-2018

11 NSS Volunteers Participated in NSS Camp on "Gramya Jivan Darshan

Anubhuti" at Valsad District

16-05-2018 to

18-05-2018

8 NSS Volunteers Participated in NSS Camp on "NSS Zonal Workshop" at J. P.

Pardiwala College, Valsad.

06-06-2018 Dr. D. Anand from IGNOU, Ahmedabad visited college for establishment of

new study centre of IGNOU

08-06-2018 Campus Drive by various Digital Marketing Companies like 1.Vivada Infotech,

2. Surat Eye 3. SatVbiz 4. Fly Training & Consulting

09-06-2018 Shri Kiran Ghoghari and Shri Nishith Patel- Senate Member of V.N.S.G.U.

visited College for Betterment of Online Admission Process for First Year

(B.COM/BBA/B.COM(HONOURS)/M.A./M.COM) Students

12-06-2018 First day of Academic Year 2018-19

12-06-2018 Started Classes of S.Y.B.A./B.Com

20-06-2018 Started Classes of T.Y.B.A/B.Com and M.Com-Sem-III Classes Start

20-06-2018 Prashanti Tushar Vashi student of M.A.sem.-2 (English) selected as NEW

GENERATION STUDENT EXCHANGE Programme (NGSE) from Rotary Club of

Gandevi for one month to Brazil.

20-06-2018 Pre-Practice of Yoga on occasion of "International Yoga Day

21-06-2018 Celebration of "International Yoga Day"

23-06-2018 Inauguration of "NET-GSET Preparation Class"

24-06-2018 Organised DGN Maritime Academy Offline Exam- 200 Students Participated

27-06-2018 to

29-06-2018 Activity based Learning by Devang Desai-Creative Event Management

27-06-2018 Seminar on "Investor Awareness" by Shahezad Bodila on behalf of NSE,

Mumbai.

27-06-2018 Live Speech by Hon.Prime Minister Narandrabhai Modi about Diffrent Scheme

like Jivan Jyot Bima Yojana, Pradhanmantri Surkasha Yojna, Pradhanmantri

Vayvandan Yojana and Atal Pension Yojana

30-06-2018 Celebration of Social Media Day

03-07-2018 Overseas employment & Career information Seminar" organized by "Model

career centre-surat" under ministry of labor & employment (Gov. of India)

03-07-2018 Blood Donation Camp Associated with Lions Club of Surat SPANDAN - 61 Unit

blood bags collected.

06-07-2018 to

08-07-2018

Organised 3 day Teachers Training Workshop for Lions Quest Skills for

Adolescence (SFA) jointly organised with Lions club of Spandan.

07-07-2018 Campus Drive by 7 Star Empire Limited Company

07-07-2018 IQAC Meeting

07-07-2018 Staff Meeting for Internal Evaluation System

07-07-2018 Inter class Prayer Competition



Date Activities 09-07-2018 to

14-07-2018 "Co-operative Classes" collaboration with "Surat Jilla Sahakari Sangh"

10-07-2018 Mr. Kanjibhai Bhalala, Chaiman Varachha Co-Op Bank Ltd. taking Session on

"Role of Co-operative Institute in Women Development"

11-07-2018 Session by Ex-Professor Shri. Suryakant Shah on "Should there be Politics

associated with Co-operative Activities

12-07-2018 Seminar on "Career in Financial Sectors" by Dr. Jatin Naik (AGM)- The Surat

People's Co-op. Bank Ltd.

12-07-2018 Inter School Sanskrit Shlok Competition

13-07-2018 Inter Class Salad Decoration Competition

14-07-2018 350 Students Participated in Youth Parliament of India Seminar at Karnavati

University, Ahemedabad

16-07-2018 Inter Class Rangoli Making Competition

16-07-2018 Inter School Drawing Competition

18-07-2018 Inter College Prayer Competition

19-07-2018 Started Classes of F.Y.B.Com.

19-07-2018 A Seminar on "Change India" by well known motivational Speaker & Trainer

Mr. Aslam Charnia- Founder & Chairman of Mastermind

20-07-2018 Inter College Salad Decoration Competition

20-07-2018 Inter Class Poetry Recitation Competition

21-07-2018 Starting GPSC Classes for Class-3 for One Week

21-07-2018 Orientation Programme for F.Y.B.Com. Sem-I Students

21-07-2018 Inter Class Poster Making Competition

21-07-2018 Orientation Programme for New NSS Students

21-07-2018 Seminar on Financial Management by Mr.Aditya Srinivas and Mr. Snehal

Bhavdar (BSE, Mumbai)

23-07-2018 Inter Class Mehandi Competition

24-07-2018 Inter College Rangoli Making Comeptition

24-07-2018 to

25-07-2018

Seminar on "Awareness Programme on Commodity Derivatives" by MCX-

India (Multi Commodity Exchange)

24-07-2018 Seminar on "Constitutional Rights & Duties" by Advocate Prof. Shobhna P.

Chhapia

24-07-2018 Seminar on "Digital Marketing" by Jaydeepbhai Dodiya-Director of Satvbiz

Digital Marketing

26-07-2018 Shri R.M.Desai Inter College Poetry Recitation Competition

26-07-2018 Mega Blood Donation Camp collaborated with International Association of

Lion's Club region-1 on Occasion of Kargil Vijay Day- 90 Blood bags collected.

27-07-2018 Celebration of "Gurupujan" Programme on occasion of Gurupurnima- Speaker

Mr. Ashwinji Sharma, Prant Sangathan Mantri, ABVP.

27-07-2018 Celebration of "Gurupurnima" by Students at SY/T.Y./B.A./B.Com Classes

28-07-2018 Inter College Poster Making Competition

28-07-2018 Seminar on "Today's Education" by Motivational Speaker Mr. Sanjay Rawal

30-07-2018 Seminar for Students and Parents on "vil)ai[n[ m&>zivti p\Æni[ an[ t[ni uk[li["

by Pritiben Zaveri

30-07-2018 to

31-07-2018 1st Prize Distribution Ceremony



Date Activities 31-07-2018 130 Students visited "Sumul Dairy" collaborated with Surat Jilla Sahakari

Sangh

01-08-2018 Inter College "Best Out of West" Competition

01-08-2018 Inter Class "Elocution Competition"

02-08-2018 A Orientation Programe of Damini and Awareness of Organ Donation

02-08-2018 Inter Class Book Review Competition

03-08-2018 Inter College Mehandi Competition

03-08-2018 Inter Class Patriotic Song Competition

03-08-2018 Seminar on "Investor Awareness" by Shahezad Bodila on behalf of Bombay

Stock Exchange (BSE), Mumbai

03-08-2018 Started UPSC-GPSC Classes

04-08-2018 Visited Nagar Prathamik Shala No. 307 & 308 by NSS Volunteers

04-08-2018 Guest Lecturer on "Women's health Awareness " by Rekha Dudhat Vice-

Principal Shishuvihar Vidhyalaya, Katargam

04-08-2018 &


07-08-2018 Motivational Seminar by Mr. Chandrashekhar Menon "Comet Motors"

07-08-2018 Late Prin. J. B. Shah Sponsored Inter College Elocution Competition

08-10-2018 Organised "Bharatiya Sanskriti Exam" 240 Students Participated

09-08-2018 Inter College Book Review Competition

09-08-2018 Campus Drive by "Kotak Mahindra Bank", Kamrej Branch

10-08-2018 Collection fund for Kerela Flood Relief by NSS Volunteers

10-08-2018 Campus Drive by "Apollo Pharmacy"

10-08-2018 1 Faculty and 12 Students of C. P. Patel & F. H. Shah Commerce College, Anand

Visited College under the MOU of Students Faculty Exchange Programme.

11-08-2018 236 Students and 3 Faculties participated in Damini -Famicon-18 at Gandhi

Smruti

11-08-2018 Inter College Patriotic Song Competition

11-08-2018 Inter Class "Extempore Competition"

13-08-2018 Inter Class "Gujarat Quiz Competition"

14-08-2018 A Motivational Lecture by Shri. Govind Dholakiya (Founder & Chairman of

SRK Export)

14-08-2018 Inter Class "Drawing Competition"

14-08-2018 Late Prin. J. B. Shah Sponsored Inter College Mono Acting Competition

14-08-2018 Class Cleanliness Campaign by NSS Volunteers

15-08-2018 Independence Day Celebration

15-08-2018 Alumni and Parents Association Meeting

16-08-2018 Inter Class Elocution Competition on Environment

16-08-2018 to

25-08-2018

10 Students and 6 Faculty Visited C. P. Patel & F. H. Shah Commerce College,

Anand under the MOU of Students Faculty Exchange Programme

16-08-2018 Campus Drive by "Maruti Suzuki"

18-08-2018 Organised Mock Parliament- Topic : One Nation One Election.

20-08-2018 Inter College Gujarat Quiz Competition

20-08-2018 Inter Class "Sanskrit Sholk Competition"

21-08-2018 Inter College Drawing Competition

21-08-2018 Inter College Essay Writing Competition



Date Activities 23-08-2018 Campus Drive by "Microlink Technocrates Pvt Ltd"

23-08-2018 A short film "Ehsaas Rishto Ka" Presented by Alumni Students

23-08-2018 Inter College Elocution Competition on Environment

24-08-2018 Guest Lecture on "Interview & Etiquette" by Prof. Pranav Gosalia, IBS School,

Ahmedabad

24-08-2018 Inter College Extempore Competition

24-08-2018 NSS Orientation Programme

25-08-2018 "Green Club" distributed Paper Bags under Anti Plastic Drive in the Campus

27-08-2018 to

31-08-2018

14 M.A.-Gujarati Students Participated in Student Exchange progamme at

Gujarati Department, VNSGU, Surat.

28-08-2018 Late Dr. Ramaben H. Patel Memorial Inter College Sanskrit "Shlok" Recitation

Competition.

28-08-2018 Seminar on "Career Opportunity" in Abroad at Amroli College by Ms. Evlon Desouza.

31-08-2018 to 05-09-2018

Amroli Khel-kud Mahotsav - 2018. - "Ramat-Gamat nu Manoranjan"

01-09-2018 Fashion Designing Exhibition by Bintizz Fashion Studio

01-09-2018 "Green Club" of Amroli College Take Care of Plants

04-09-2018 Motivational Seminar by "Dr. Nailesh patel"

04-09-2018 "Tashanbazz - Talent hunt show" by RED F.M.95

06-09-2018 34 Students Participated in "Jignasa -2018" General Knowledge Competition

and Career Guidance Seminar organised by Dr.Amabdekar Vanvasi Kalyan

Trust, "Sambhav" Center


06-09-2018 A Seminar by Mr. Mahesh Savani the Chairperson of P.P. Savani for the Girls

Getting Scholarship under the scheme of P.P. Savani group

07-09-2018 Three Day Workshop on E-Commerce certified professional

07-09-2018 Organised "Utho-Jago" Yuva Pratiyogita-2018 Open Book Exam collaboration

with Vivekananda Kendra- 40 students participated

11-09-2018 Mock Parliament Session Topic : One Nation One Election.

Chief Guest : Shri. R.J. Patel, (I.A.S.) Ex. Collector.

12-09-2018 Awareness Program on Schemes for unreserved Students by Mr. Rupin

Patchigar, Director, Gujarat unreserved Educational & Economical

Development corporation

15-09-2018 Promotion of Gujarati Movie "Tari Mate Once More"

15-09-2018 Academic visit At UKAI Hydra power & J.K. paper LTD.

22-09-2018 An Annual Audit of ISO by Authorities

24-09-2018 to 4-10-2018

Internal Exam for the year 2018-19

27-09-2018 Appraisal Meeting for Gujarat State Eligibility Test-2018

28-09-2018 Commemorate The Anniversary of "Surgical Strike" by Indian Army Forces

30-09-2018 Organised Gujarat State Eligibility Test (GSET) for Assistant Professor

02-10-2018 Celebration of 150th Birth Anniversary "Mahatma Gandhiji "

02-10-2018 Swachhata campaign with SMC under NSS unit

05-10-2018 Staff Meeting

05-10-2018 'Finishing School' - Enhancing Employability skills - 100 Hours program by

KCG, Ahmadabad



Date Activities 06-10-2018 Two Day Career orientation and Training program organized for Blind

students by National Federation of Blind and cipla Foundation

06-10-2018 &

08-10-2018 &

09-10-2018

65 NCC Cadets Participated Self Defense Training Programme Under NCC

Unit.

5-10-2018 to

9-10-2018 Additional Internal Exam for the year 2018-19

10-10-2018 to

18-10-2018 Navratri Vacation

22-10-2018 Participated “Ekta Yatra”

22-10-2018 to

30-10-2018 University Exam for Sem-II/IV/VI

23-10-2018 "Awareness Seminar on Government Competitive Exam"

24-10-2018 Online Exam of DAMS CBT Exam- 60 Students Participated

24-10-2018 Live Video Interact With IT Professionals With Prime Minister Shri Narendra

Modi

23-10-2018 to

29-10-2018 7 days NSS Camp at Sherdi, Ta. Olpad D.Surat

24-10-2018 to

27-10-2018

Distribution of prize and certificates to the TOP 5 students of First Term

Internal Examination.

31-10-2018 "Rashtriya Ekta pledge" Takan at Amroli College on occasion of "Sardar

Vallabhbhai Patel 143rd Birth Anniversary"

01-11-2018 Staff Meeting for Staff Meeting for Preparation Report of Gujarat State

Institute Rating Framework and end of First Term

03-11-2018 Plant Adoption Activity done by Green Club Member

03-11-2018 To

04-11-2018 Organised Inter College Chess Competition (Women)

04-10-2018 to

18-10-2018 Diwali Vacation



Healthy Practices

The College

J. Z. Shah Arts & H. P. Desai Commerce College, Amroli came into being as a result of the

foresight, the creative instinct and the tireless of the ever enthusiastic trustees and

members of Jivan Jyot Trust, Amroli. As a landmark instance of their dream project for

transforming the little known rather isolated Amroli village into a well developed, self

sufficient and civilized community, the foundation stone for the college was laid in

1990, with a view to imparting quality education, along with substantial training in

nurturing moral principles, patriotic feelings, career building, personality development

and social service so that a new generation of vigour and values might come up to uplift

the village and thereby help the nation. The college ever since its establishment, has

been fully aware of these goals and every move is made towards this with utmost care

and conviction.

Prayer – A Slient Meditation

We begin our day with a two minute prayer early in the morning. It allows students to

be with themselves and forget the hassles of life and start their day with focus and

concentration.

Attendance

The prime motif of the college is to provide quality education to students. Great care is

taken to assure quality and various measures are adopted with this intention. Amroli

College is the only college in Surat city that ensures strict attendance of students in all

lectures. Attendance is carefully marked in every lecture and a list of irregular students

is prepared by every teacher. Record of attendance is also maintained online. Parents of

irregular students are intimated and strictly warned. Students who do not have

minimum attendance are not allowed to sit for internal tests but are asked to appear for

the additional test with the entire syllabus. Students who fall short of attendance due to

illness/ sports or cultural activities are given concession on the basic of valid documents

or proofs and are allowed to appear in the examinations. The students who find it

difficult to remain regular in attendance are advised to leave the college and are given

No objection Certificates.

Assignments

Assignments are given to the students once in each semester. The topics are given in

advance and sufficient time is allowed for preparation. They are required to write in the

class room in batches or they are allowed to write it at home. Oral tests are taken to

check whether they have really made efforts or not. Generally, the topics given for

assignments are important from examination point of view which helps the students a



lot. After assessing the assignments, proper instructions are given in order to avoid or

correct mistakes.

Internal Examinations

Internal Examinations are conducted as per university regulations and are monitored as

seriously as university examinations. The teaching staff is very particular in setting

standard question papers in tune with the university paper style. Sixty to seventy

students are accommodated in a room in two blocks with only two students of different

courses on a bench. Strict discipline is observed in the examination halls and surprise

checking is carried out by senior supervisors or principal. Disciplinary rules are

displayed in each and every examination hall and are strictly observed. The college has

a name for its strictness and the records reveal a very small number of malpractices.

The teaching faculty of the college is keep on assessing the answer books on a war

footing and gives the result at the earliest. The errors and short comings are discussed

in the classrooms so that students can correct themselves. The mark sheets are

displayed on the notice boards and are also shared via I – notice board and college

website. The staff members are well trained and there is uniformity in the evaluation

work. The best answer sheet is separated & kept for other students as an example to

follow.

Campaign for Driving License, Election Voting Card, Pan Card & Passport

It is important to cultivate in the students a sense of civic responsibility & make them

good citizens of India. Therefore in the campus itself a campaign for issuing driving

license, election voting card & passport in collaboration with the government bodies

like Surat RTO, Surat Municipal Corporation has been launched.

Internal Examination Squad

To check the malpractice in the examination and to ensure the quality standards, the

college has set up an internal squad of senior teachers who pay a surprise visit to the

examination halls and carry out supervision.

University Examinations

The University Examinations are held in the college in March/April and

October/November every year. The time table and exam seat numbers are placed on the

notice board and I - notice board minimum two weeks before the commencement of the

examinations. The examination code of conduct is displayed in all exam halls and it is

very strictly followed. The college, from the very beginning, has been very particular in

this matter and is known for that.

All students are treated equally and malpractice is immediately reported to the

university. Students once debarred for malpractice are not readmitted in this college. In



both internal and university examinations the teaching staff is employed for supervision

in order to ensure seriousness.

Inter College Competitions – A feather in our cap

The college proudly hosts more than twenty inter college competitions every year

which require great effort, proper planning and team spirit. A team of enthusiastic

teachers who have been divided into various committees plan these programs and

provide a platform to the budding youth to gather, share and exchange their skills.

Co-Curricular and extracurricular activities

Though the college is situated a few kilometers from the city there is a great demand for

the college because of its special qualities. Strict in discipline, the college aims at overall

development of students. Co-curricular and extracurricular activities are in full swing

throughout the year. Talented students are inspired and trained for participating in

competitions held in the college and outside. The cultural committee of the college

selects and sends students to other institutions for elocution, recitation, completion of

poems, one act play, mono acting, Classical music etc. Various days are celebrated in the

college to encourage the tastes of students under the guidance of the cultural

committee. Interclass competitions are organized in Cricket, Kabaddi, Volleyball, Chess,

Yoga and Table Tennis. The best players are selected and sent for inter collegiate, inter

varsity and state level competitions. Sport persons who excel are also awarded freeship.

The winners in the competition are felicitated by displaying their names on the notice

board and by announcing their victory in each and every class. Moreover, they are

awarded certificates and mementos and also prizes at the annual prize distribution of

the college.

Blood Donation & Thalassemia Test

The National Service Scheme unit of the college is a very active body that imparts

training to students in social service. Blood donation camps are organized four to five

times a year and coffee, biscuits and gifts are given to donors encouraging their

humanitarian deed. Blood cards are kept with the program officers and the principal.

Cards are given to the needy on demand. Medical camps are arranged in the college in

collaboration with Amroli Medical Circle for the people around the place and medicine,

spectacles etc. are distributed free of cost. AIDS awareness is enhanced among students

by organizing lectures by renowned experts, conducting seminars and slide shows,

students are made aware of Thalassemia and compulsory Thalassemia test is conducted

for the first year students every year as a part of NSS activities. Villages are usually

selected for the seven day NSS Camps and seminars, medical camps, cultural nights,

cleaning, planting of saplings etc. are undertaken. The NSS volunteers help the traffic

police by offering their service as Road Safety police. NSS also undertakes activities like

cleaning up public gardens and painting road dividers.



Prevention of Sexual Harassment Cell

In accordance with the Bill passed by Parliament in 2004 – The Sexual Harassment of

women at the work place (Prevention and Redressal) and the UGC recommendations,

the institution established the Sexual Harassment Cell in 2007-08. Later the Sexual

Harassment of women at workplace (prevention, prohibition and Redressal) Act, was

passed in 2013. The students are entitled to protection from sexual harassment as per

the guide lines and norms laid down by the Hon’ble Supreme Court (Vishaka and others

Vs. State of Rajasthan and Other (IT 1997(7) SC384)) It was a tradition of the college to

listen to the complaints and grievances of the students but then with the growing

awareness and heightened problems of the society, the college finally decided to set up

a formal system of redressing the complaints related to their self respect. In case of any

complaint the students can contact Prof. Bindu A. Thakor, the chairperson of the Cell.

NCC & Discipline

A girls ‘wing of NCC is functioning in the college to nurture in