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IMPORTANT INFORMATION COURSES OFFERED & TOTAL NUMBER OF SEATS

*Subject to change as per decision of competent authority

**B.Sc. Home Science offers specializations in final year in Apparel and Textile Design (20

seats), Composite (30 seats), Dietetics (30 seats), Human Development and Family Relations

(20 seats), Interior Design and Resource Management (20 seats).

Name of the Courses No. of Seats*

Undergraduate Courses– Semester I

B.Sc. Home Science 120**

B.Sc. Fashion Designing (Self Financing Course) 30

M.Sc. Home Science – Semester I

Clothing and Textiles (C.T) 12

Foods and Nutrition (F.N.) 12

Human Development and Family Relations (H.D.F.R.) 12

Post Graduate Diploma - Semester I

Child Guidance and Family Counselling (C.G.F.C.) 20

Fashion Designing (F.D.) 12

Nutrition and Dietetics (N.D.) 24

Ph.D. (Home Science)

Panjab University, Approved Research Centre

(Ph.D. Guidelines booklet can be obtained from Panjab University, Chandigarh)

Refer to www.puchd.ac.in

IMPORTANT DATES

ONLINE ADMISSION SCHEDULE (TENTATIVE)

Admission Schedule B.Sc. Home Science I

B.Sc. Fashion Designing I

(Chandigarh/Outside Quota)

M.Sc. /P.G. Diploma *

(Chandigarh Quota/

Outside Quota)

Online submission of admission forms

July 27-August 05,2020 As per academic calendar

released by Panjab

University (To be

announced on the college

website)

Verification of forms & discrepancies

notified through SMS if any

August 06 –August 08,2020

First On line Admission

Display of provisional merit list of

eligible candidates

August 11,2020

Date for Fee Submission

(Online Fee Payment to be made on

E-Sampark Centre and DHE Portal)

http://dhe.chd.gov.in/DHE/index.aspx

August 13-16,2020

ONLINE ADMISSION SCHEDULE (TENTATIVE)

FIRST ONLINE ADMISSION SCHEDULE

CLASS CATEGORY DATE Remarks

B.Sc. (Fashion

Designing) I

B.Sc. (Home Science) I

Chandigarh

Quota/

Outstation

Quota

August 13-16,2020 General category/

Reserved

category/Additional

seats

Display of list of Admitted

candidates (Fees Deposited)

Chandigarh

Quota/

Outstation

Quota

August 18,2020 General category/

Reserved

category/Additional

seats

SECOND ONLINE ADMISSION SCHEDULE

Second Online Admission

Display of Provisional merit list

of Eligible candidates

B.Sc. (Fashion

Designing) I

B.Sc. (Home Science) I

Chandigarh

Quota/

Outstation

Quota

August 18,2020 General category/

Reserved

category/Additional

seats

Date of Fees submission Chandigarh

Quota/

Outstation

Quota

August 18- August 19,2020 General category/

Reserved

category/Additional

seats THIRD ONLINE ADMISSION SCHEDULE

Third Online Admission

Display of Provisional merit list

of Eligible candidates

Chandigarh

Quota/

August 21,2020 General category/

B.Sc. (Fashion

Designing) I

B.Sc. (Home Science) I

Outstation

Quota

Reserved

category/Additional

seats

Date of Fees submission Chandigarh

Quota/

Outstation

Quota

August 21-August 22,2020 General category/

Reserved

category/Additional

seats

Information regarding Admission for all the vacant seats will be uploaded on

college website

OLD STUDENTS

Online submission of

admission forms

B.Sc. (Home Science) III

Sem. & V Sem.

B.Sc. (Fashion Designing)

III Sem. & V Sem.

M.Sc.(H.Sc.) III Sem.

(CT/FN/HDFR)

Chandigarh

Quota/

Outstation

Quota

July 27-August 12,2020

Date of Fees submission Chandigarh

Quota/

Outstation

Quota

August 13-August 20,2020 General category/

Reserved

category/Additional

seats

Important Instructions:

The applicants should mention the ‘category’ (general/reserved /any other) on the form

itself to be considered for the admission in the respective category.

Benefit of the reservation under category mentioned in the form shall be given only if

supported by the relvant document/s issued by the competent authority which should be

attached along with the admission form.

All admissions done will be provisional and subject to verification of documents by Panjab

University. If any document or information is found to be false/incorrect/concealed at any

stage,the admission may stand cancelled. There will be no refund of fees in this case.

For updated information please visit college website regularly-www.homescience10.ac.in

Note: - For M.Sc. CT,FN,HDFR 1ST Semester /PG Diploma FD,CGFC,ND 1

Semester admissions As per academic calendar released by Panjab University (To be

announced on the College Website( www.homescience10.ac.in )

Dear Students

It gives me immense pleasure to welcome you to Government Home Science College, one of the

best professional college of its kind in Northern India. The college brings together a sound skill

oriented curriculum including professional and personal grooming with extensive, vibrant student

support mechanisms.

The college has been accredited ‘A’ Grade by the National Accreditation and Assessment Council

(NAAC). I feel very proud to share that our college topped amongst city colleges in NIRF

Rankings second time in a row. It has attained 86th rank in India Rankings 2020 by National

Institutional Ranking Framework (NIRF), MHRD, Govt. of India. Rashtriya Uchchatar

Shiksha Abhiyan (RUSA) Infrastructure Grant of Rs. 2 Crore received from MHRD and various

other grants from different funding agencies have enhanced the infrastructure, quality and branding

of our education.

The college motto – ‘Knowledge for Service’ encourages us for academic excellence to be used

for the society at large. During COVID-19 pandemic, the way our students contributed for the

development of the community stands as a witness for the vision and mission of our college.

Our mission is to transform girl students into competent well-groomed professionals, responsible

citizens and empowered women to meet everyday challenges.

I, on behalf of GHSC family, wish you all the best for achieving greater success and scaling new

heights in coming session.

With blessings

Prof. Sudha Katyal

Principal’s Desk

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1 Profile of the College 1

2 College Faculty 3

3 Major Department Profiles 5

4 College Library 22

5 Admissions

Courses Offered and Total Number of Seats

Eligibility for Admission

Foreign Students

Schedule for Online Submission of Forms

Procedure for Submitting Online Application form

Online Admission Schedule

Rules and Regulations Governing Online

Admissions

Checklist for Documents to be Uploaded

Specimens of Affidavits

Hostel Admissions

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6 Fee Structure 2020-21 48

7 Reservation Policy 50

8 Scholarships and Concessions 58

9 Student Support Mechanisms

Placement and Entrepreneurship Development Cell

Guidance & Counseling Cell

Tutorials

Women Cell (Sexual Harassment & Grievance

Redressal Committee)

Anti-Ragging Squad

Medical Care

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10 Holistic Development

Cultural Activities

NCC

NSS

Sports

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Contents

Student Council

Societies & Clubs

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11 Professional Grooming

Annual Fashion Show Aakriti

Cafeteria

Diet Clinic

Home Science Fest

Event Management

Academia - Industry Linkages

Soft skill Development and Mock Interviews

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12 Examinations

House Examinations

Rules for University Examination

Internal Assessment

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13 Awards and Prizes 100

14 Code of Conduct and Discipline 103

15 Rules and Regulations

Leave Rules

Library Rules

Hostel Rules

Mess Rules

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16 Fee Refund Policy 109

17 Disclaimer 110

18 Fake Universities 111

19 Prospectus Committee 113

Government Home Science College is a pioneer and professional institute of Home

Science in the country. Since its inception in 1961, it has grown into an excellent

educational centre, satisfying the professional and specialized needs of the contemporary

woman. The former Chief Minister of undivided Punjab, Late Sardar Partap Singh Kairon,

was instrumental in establishing this prestigious institute which has undergone a long

successful journey of expansion in the field of Home Science. Starting with a three-year

degree course in B.Sc. Home Science, it expanded its horizons in the true sense by offering

a revamped undergraduate programme by gearing it towards specialization to make it

more skill and career oriented. The need based changes have been introduced in five

undergraduate specializations namely Apparel and Textile Design; Dietetics; Human

Development and Family Relations; Interior Design and Resource Management and B.Sc.

Home Science Composite. The college also offers an undergraduate degree course in

Fashion Designing and Master’s degree courses in Clothing and Textiles, Foods and

Nutrition and Human Development and Family Relations. The need based Postgraduate

Diplomas in Fashion Designing, Nutrition and Dietetics and Child Guidance and Family

Counselling are also other options after graduation. Ph.D. in Home Science is also offered

with course work.

Home Science is a unique field of knowledge. Its inter disciplinary approach in

synthesizing knowledge drawn from physical and biological sciences, social sciences, arts

and humanities has enriched its educational programmes. It caters to the present day

requirements of education in order to meet the rapidly changing demands of family life

and the multiple roles that woman has to play in home as well as professional life. The

different areas of specialization also concentrate on providing suitable training to the

students for various job opportunities. The trained graduates and postgraduates are

absorbed in hospitals, industrial units, hotel industries, and health fitness clubs. They can

also work as teachers, counselors, sales managers, apparel & interior designers,

consultants and field workers in extension education and community development

programmes. Thus, Home Science empowers woman at personal, professional, social,

entrepreneurial and economic fronts.

The College runs a laboratory Nursery School, Chaitanya, with 50 students on rolls, under

the department of Human Development and Family Relations, to impart practical training

to its students. The other major departments of Home Science are also having well

equipped state of art laboratories.

Rashtriya Uchchatar Shiksha Abhiyan (RUSA) under (MHRD, Govt. of India) is a

Centrally Sponsored Scheme, launched in 2013 which aims at providing strategic funding

to eligible state higher educational institutions. Our college received third installment of

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RUSA infrastructure grant of Rs. 50 lacs on 29th August 2019.Out of this grant under the

Head ‘Renovation/Up gradation of Existing Facilities ,Rs.32, 82,859/ has been deposited

with the engineering department for renovation of committee room, pantry, E-Pathshala,

flooring of the circulation area on the second floor. The process of getting kitchen in the

hostel mess renovated and making it modular has already been initiated under this grant.

RUSA has also facilitated the procurement of new equipments for the college.

Teaching aids, swings for the nursery school (under HDFR department), scanners and

Digital teaching system have been procured to provide impetus to teaching learning

process. Digital notice board was purchased for disseminating important information to

staff and students in shortest possible way. The procurement of Interactive flat panel

display with stand and Vertical signage are going to be of immense help in smart

classrooms, conference rooms, auditoriums for conducting workshops and seminars. They

present content clearly and provide wide viewing angles to view vital information

accurately. Following the guidelines of the Central government scheme of ‘Fit India’, an

outdoor gym equipments were purchased and installed in the college grounds. The college

has a fully air-conditioned and user-friendly library which caters to the academic and

educational needs of the students and the staff.

The beautiful spacious college and hostel buildings offer a peaceful, serene yet stimulating

environment to the students. The campus is endowed with well-manicured lawns, spacious

lecture theatres, smart class rooms and laboratories which makes the workplace more

condusive and eco-friendly for the teachers as well as students. The college has rich indoor

and outdoor sports and fitness facilities which cater to students of all aptitudes and

abilities. The faculty comprises of highly qualified and experienced members,

instrumental in imparting a high standard of education to its students. The faculty also

participates in national and international conferences, seminars and workshops. They are

also contributing in various technical and professional bodies related to Home Science.

In anticipation of the changing environment and also the changing skill sets of

professionals in modern industries, the curriculum has been revised to make it more

relevant, holistic, contextual and specialized. The college offers facilities for academic

excellence, cultural enrichment and physical fitness of the students to build a multifaceted

personality and prepares them to face the challenges that lie ahead. The institute aims to

prepare young girls into skilled human resource with rich moral and social values

who can give their best for the national development.

Over the years, the college has built up great credibility and gained recognition as a

premier institute. National Institution Ranking Framework (NIRF) has evaluated the

college on the basis of Teaching Learning and Resources (TLR), Research and

Professional Practice (RP), Graduation Outcome (GO), Outreach and Inclusivity (OI),

Perception. The college is proud to attain 72nd rank and 51.27 score points in the college

category by NIRF, MHRD 2019.

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Department of Clothing and Textiles

Ms. Chhaya Verma M.Sc. Associate Professor

Dr. Sonia M.Sc., Ph.D. Assistant Professor

Ms.Annu Deharwal M.Sc. Assistant Professor

Ms. Anila M.Sc. Assistant Professor

* Ms. SimarPrabh Kaur M.Sc. Assistant Professor

* Ms. Nidhi Duggal M.Sc. Assistant Professor

* Dr. Preeti Alagh M.Sc.,Ph.D. Assistant Professor

* Ms Sakshi Sharma M.Sc. Assistant Professor

* Ms Pratibha M.Sc. Assistant Professor

* Ms Manpreet Kaur M.Sc. Assistant Professor

* Ms Heena Narang M.Sc. Assistant Professor

* Ms Chandana Rajput M.Sc. PG diploma in

Textile Designing, B.Ed.

Assistant Professor

* Mr. Navtej Singh M.Sc.(IT) Assistant Professor

(Computers)

Vacant (02) Assistant Professor

Department of Foods and Nutrition

Dr. Ritu Pradhan M.Sc., Ph.D. Associate Professor

Dr. Uttara Singh M.Sc., Ph.D. Assistant Professor

* Ms. Namrata Sethi M.Sc. Assistant Professor

*Dr. Bhavneet Kaur M.Sc. (Hons. School),

Ph.D.

Assistant Professor

(Physiology and

Hygiene)

*Dr. Vasudha Bansal M.Sc., Ph.D. Assistant Professor

Vacant (03) Assistant Professor

Vacant (01) Assistant Professor

Department of Family Resource Management

Dr. Rupinder Ghumman M.Sc., MEd, Ph.D. Associate Professor

*Ms.Akshata Verma M.Sc. Assistant Professor

* Ms. Shalu Gupta M.Sc. Assistant Professor

(Extension Education)

Department of Human Development and Family Relations

Prof. Reetinder Brar M.Sc., PhD Professor

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Major Neelam Kumari M.Sc., MPhil Associate Professor

Dr. Neha Sharma M.Sc., Ph.D. Assistant Professor

* Ms. Shikha Garg M.A. Assistant Professor

(Psychology)

* Ms.Nupur Bhatnagar M.Sc. Assistant Professor

* Dr. Shabana Gandhi MA, PGDCA, PGDS,

Ph.D.

Assistant Professor

(Economics)

Department of Creative Arts

Ms. Seema Jaitley M.A. Assistant Professor

(Art)

* Dr. Priyanka Sharma MA, MPhil, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor

(Music)

*Mr.Amit Gangani M.A. Assistant Professor

(Dance)

Department of English

*Dr. Gaurav Kalra M.A., M.Phil.,Ph.D. Assistant Professor

Department of Botany

Ms. Ranjana Sharma M.Sc., MPhil Associate Professor

Department of Zoology

Dr. Rajesh Biswas M.Sc., Ph.D. Associate Professor

Department of Physics

Ms. Mona Soin M.Sc. (Hons.) MPhil Assistant Professor

Department of Chemistry

*Dr. Reenu M.Sc.,Ph.D. Assistant Professor

Department of Physical Education

Vacant (01) Assistant Professor

Library Staff

Ms. Bela Gupta MA., M.Lib. Librarian

Ms. Vandna Saini B.A.,B.Lib. Library Restorer

Ms. Kamlesh Kumari B.A.,Diploma in Lib. Library Restorer

Hostel Staff

*Ms. Shikha Garg M.A. B.Sc. Hostel Warden

* Ms. Pratibha M.Sc. M.Sc. Hostel Warden

Office Staff

Ms. Jyoti M.A. Junior Asstt.

Mr. Sundeep Joon B.A. Clerk

Mr. Amit Kumar B.A. Clerk

Mr. Garish Chand M.Com. Clerk

Vacant (02)

*Contractual

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Clothing and Textiles

It is the much sought after department of the region catering to the needs of textile and apparel industry

which offers various relevant skill oriented courses. Students undergo various design concepts, theories

and computer applications. These courses aim at equipping the students with necessary proficiencies for

a wide variety of careers with entrepreneurial skills and placements in apparel and textile industries.

Highlights

High demand and Job oriented courses

Specialized and well qualified staff

Good liasioning & networking with apparel and textile industry

Practical exposure through workshops & industrial trips

Practical training through internships in renowned industries

Designing of apparels, home décor articles, accessories using various art forms

Publications and presentations of papers at national & international conference by the faculty

and students

Infrastructure Facilities

Well Equipped Laboratories

Advanced Garment Construction Labs(3) Knitting Lab

Garment Construction Labs(3) Printing Lab

Weaving Lab Textile Chemistry Lab

Dyeing Lab Textile testing Lab

Computer Lab(1) with CAD Software Tuka Cad and Tuka Studio, Corel Draw, AutoCad,

Photoshop, Rich peace Fashion & Textile Designing Studio

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Resource Centre

Traditional Textiles

Traditional Embroideries

Crafted items

Traditional Costumes

Props and material required for visual

displays and exhibitions

Visual Merchandising display windows

Two smart class rooms

Departmental Library/E-Library

Books Journals Magazines Dissertations

Research Areas

Sustainable Fashion Extraction of natural dyes from plant waste

Eco-friendly dyeing and printing techniques Application of Nano Particles

Quality Control in Apparel and Textiles Entrepreneurship by NGOs

Carbon Foot Printing Lean Management

Corporate Social Responsibilities in Apparel and Textiles Industry

Career Opportunities and Placements

Up to100 percent placements & self-employment as

Textile & Costume Designer Fashion illustrators CAD Experts CAD Experts

Quality Assessment Managers Retail Branch managers Productions Assistants Production

Assistants

Fashion Merchandisers Visual Merchandisers Academicians Academicians

Entrepreneur (Self

Employment)

Activities organized by the Clothing and Textiles Club: Panache Club

Tex-Style week - interclass competitions

Seminars

Workshops

Talks and Educational Trips

Aakriti-the annual fashion show

Exhibitions

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Foods and Nutrition

In the light of changing time trends and vocationalization, there is increased awareness about health and

disease and its prevention and management. Foods & Nutrition department lays emphasis on specialized

courses at undergraduate, post graduate (Diploma, M.Sc.) and Ph.D. level to equip the students with

latest skill sets. All these courses offer hundred percent self-employment and placement opportunities

which cater to the present day demand of specialized expertise at all levels, viz. Regional, National, and

Global.

Curriculum

Specialized courses in sync with industry - academia needs

Innovative and strong practical base

Emphasizes development of entrepreneurial and vocational skills

Practical exposure through internships, field visits, project work, expert lectures,

demonstrations, workshops and seminars

Focus on updating with National and Global issues and concerns

Research Practical exposure of research through dissertations

Thrust areas

Food Science and Technology

Clinical and Therapeutic Nutrition

Public Health Nutrition

Faculty

Highly qualified, technically updated in all areas including research

Appointed as experts at organizations of National and International repute

Members of Board of Studies of various institutions

Infrastructure

Smart class rooms with ICT facility

Fully equipped, functional, state of the

art laboratories

BSc. Food and Nutrition Laboratory

MSc. Food and Nutrition Laboratory

Nutritional Biochemistry Laboratory

Microbiology Laboratory

Food Science Laboratory

Nutritional Assessment Laboratory

Institutional Food Administration

Laboratory/Cafeteria

Department library: Books, Journals,

Magazines & Dissertation

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Activities of Ginger Club

Celebration of National Breast Feeding

Week

Celebration of National Nutrition Week

Celebration of National Nutrition

Month (POSHAN MAAH)

Capacity Building Workshops

Seminars and Symposiums on current

issues

Entrepreneurial Skill Development

opportunities

Extension and Outreach activities

Field Trips

Highlights/Best Practices

Diet Clinic

Cafeteria

Internships and training

Outreach and Extension programmes

Career Opportunities/Placement

Private and Government Hospitals

Private Clinic

Health and Fitness Centers

NGOs: Regional, National and

International

Counsellors in Schools

Teaching profile in Schools and

Colleges

Entrepreneurial Ventures

Hospitality and Tourism Industry

MNCs

Government Programs (ICDS, MDM

etc)

Government Agencies(NIPCCD)

Catering Management Industry

Food Industry

Research and Academics

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Family Resource Management

The department aims at creating and adopting sustainability, conservation and efficient use of resources

to achieve personal and family goals. The curriculum focuses on imparting students with the knowledge

to enhance functionality, aesthetics and ergonomics of interior spaces. These courses are comprehensive

and well-structured inculcating professional and practical skills

Infrastructure

Well equipped, modern laboratories

Family Resource

Management Lab

Furnishing Lab Design Studio

AutoCAD Lab Ergonomics Lab Smart Classroom

Job opportunities

Corporate and public sector

Architecture, Interior Decoration and Real Estate Companies

Teaching in schools, colleges and polytechnic institutions

Highlights:

Building and perfecting skills in rangoli, flower arrangement, decorating interiors

Product Development (Landscape Accessories, Terrariums, Mini Gardens, Recycling waste

products, hand made soaps etc.)

Hands on experience in Event Management.

Internships and training

Organizing workshops /Exhibitions/Educational Visits/Displays/Theme decorations /Surveys

Designing interior spaces

Creatrix Club:

Organizes creatrix interclass competitions

Organizes educational tours

Participation to various Inter-college and Intra-college competitions, Rose Festivals, Zonal

Youth Festival

Promotes entrepreneurial skills through product development and marketing

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Human Development and Family Relations

The department of Human development and family relations prepares students for careers in public and

private human service agencies. It lays emphasis on learning to help individuals and family to understand

needs, different developments, challenges, issues of concern and possible remedies or steps for different

stages of human development and family relations. Given the changing trends and the ever increasing

requirement of experts in the field of Human Development and Family Relations, the department has

introduced new courses that have wide employment opportunities and national and international

applicability.

Chaitanya Laboratory Nursery School

Department has an attached laboratory nursery school - Chaitanya

Comprises of 50 students aged between 3-5 years studying in Pre-Nursery and Nursery

Provides students an excellent platform to get first hand experience about observing this age group.

Students plan and conduct stimulating activities for holistic development of young children.

Carefully planned play-based curriculum which offers a rich variety of art, sensory, literacy, Math,

Science, Music activities, block building, dramatic play, and outdoor play.

Beautiful classrooms with latest and modern equipments, Indoor gym and play area

Science, doll and block corner

Well-equipped Classrooms with ICT facilities

Beautiful Outdoor play area

Curriculum

Meticulously planned curriculum and specialized courses in sync with new advancements

Innovative and unique teaching practices and in-depth knowledge base

Emphasizes skill training and entrepreneurial development

Practical exposure through field visits, project work, expert lectures, panel discussions, internships,

workshops and seminars

Focus on updating with recent trends and issues related to Human Development & Family Relations

worldwide.

Research and Outreach Areas

Early childhood care, education and development

Adolescent growth and development

Marriage and family relations

Happiness and well-being

Child, adolescent and family counselling and therapy

Old age

Developmental psychology

Child and family welfare

Women studies and empowerment

Children and families with special needs

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Faculty

Energetic, experienced, dedicated

Members of Board of Studies of various institutions

Departmental Infrastructure

Smart class rooms

Well-equipped laboratories with ICT facilities

Departmental e-library- Books, journals, magazines, dissertations

Internet facilities

Conference room

Psychological tests

Highlights /Best Practices

Chaitanya Laboratory Nursery School

Counselling cell

Happiness and well-being club

Outreach activities

Personality development programmes

Career Opportunities

Govt./private agencies/ NGOs working with young children, adolescents, women and elderly,

social welfare, education and human development

Social work

Crèche/Day Care Centers

Counsellors in schools, higher educational institutes and hospitals

Special educators in schools and colleges

Family life educators

In higher education as Academicians, Research Associates and Researchers

Elementary and Secondary Education

International and national agencies like WHO, UNICEF, NIPCCD, ICCW, ICMR etc.

Entrepreneurial Ventures

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Hands on Training

conducted for

90

Aanganwadi Workers

under Samagra

Shiksha

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Hands on Training

conducted for

90

Aanganwadi Workers under

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More than 32,000 Subject and Reference books, 20 Magazines, 23 Subject Journals, 13 Newspapers

in Hindi, English and Punjabi, 200 CD’s & DVD’s

Digital Corner: Information KIOSK

INFLIBNET: Facility to access online e-Books & Journals

OPAC: Web Online Public Access Catalogue facility

LIBSYS: Web Based Library Management Software

Latest computers and Internet facility

Xerox facility

General reading section- Newspaper, Periodicals, Journals, Dissertations

Reference section - Reference books

Fully Air Conditioned and User Friendly

Reading Room - Study and Subjects books

COLLEGE LIBRARY

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Courses Offered and Seats/Course

Name of the Courses Total seats

Undergraduate Courses– Semester I

B.Sc. Home Science 120*

B.Sc. Fashion Designing (Self Financing Course) 30

M.Sc. Home Science – Semester I Clothing and Textiles 12

Foods and Nutrition 12

Human Development and Family Relations

12

Post Graduate Diploma - Semester I

Child Guidance and Family Counselling 20

Fashion Designing 12

Nutrition and Dietetics 24

Ph.D. (Home Science)

Panjab University, Approved Research Centre

(Ph.D. Guidelines booklet can be obtained from Panjab University, Chandigarh)

Refer to www.puchd.ac.in

*B.Sc. Home Science offers specializations in final year in Apparel and Textile Design (20 seats),

Composite (30 seats), Dietetics (30 seats), Human Development and Family Relations (20 seats),

Interior Design and Resource Management (20 seats). All candidates will be admitted in B.Sc. Home

Science at the time of admission to Semester I and Semester I to IV will be common to all.

Specializations will be allotted during Semester IV and implemented in Semester V on the basis of

merit drawn up with the following formula -

50% of aggregate marks of 10+2 + 50% of cumulative aggregate marks of University

examinations of B.Sc. Home Science Semester I and Semester II.

ADMISSIONS

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Reservation of Seats for B.Sc. (Home Science) / B.Sc. (Fashion Designing) -Semester I

Chandigarh Quota: 60% seats are reserved for the candidates who have passed their qualifying

examination from Chandigarh institutions.

Outstation Quota: 40% seats are reserved for the candidates who have passed their qualifying

examination from the institutions situated outside Chandigarh.

Reservation of Seats for Post Graduate Diploma Courses/M.Sc. (Home Science)-

Semester I

Chandigarh Quota: 60% seats are reserved for the candidates passing the lower qualifying

examination from colleges recognized by the Chandigarh Administration and situated in the Union

Territory, Chandigarh as regular students of the said college.

Outstation Quota: 40% seats are reserved for the candidates who passed their lower qualifying

examination from institutions other than those located in the Union Territory, Chandigarh.

• B.Sc. Home Science - Semester I Candidates who have passed the +2 examination of 10+2 system of education from CBSE, Board of

School Education, Punjab/Haryana/Himachal Pradesh or equivalent thereof, with English as a

compulsory subject.

• B.Sc. Fashion Designing - Semester I

(Self -Financing Course)

Admission to Semester I of B.Sc. Fashion Designing shall be open to candidates with atleast 50%

marks (45% marks for SC and ST category candidates) in 10+2 examination from CBSE, Board of

School Education, Punjab/Haryana/Himachal Pradesh or equivalent thereof, with English as a

compulsory subject.

• M.Sc. Home Science (Clothing and Textiles)- Semester I B.Sc.(Hons.) Home Science, B.Sc. Home Science/ B.Sc. Fashion Designing/ B.Sc. Fashion and

Lifestyle Technology from Panjab University with at least 50% aggregate marks/any other

examination recognized by Panjab University as equivalent to above mentioned courses of Panjab

University.

• M.Sc. Home Science (Foods and Nutrition) - Semester I B.Sc.(Hons.) Home Science, B.Sc. Home Science from Panjab University with at least 50% aggregate

marks/any other examination recognized by Panjab University as equivalent to B.Sc. Home Science

of Panjab University/B. Tech. (Food Technology)/ B.Sc. Nutrition and Dietetics/B.Sc. Clinical

Nutrition and Dietetics/ B.Sc. (Microbial and Food Technology).

ELIGIBILITY FOR ADMISSION

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• M.Sc. Home Science Human Development and Family Relations-Semester- I B.Sc.(Hons.) Home Science, B.Sc. Home Science from Panjab University with at least 50%

aggregate marks/any other examination recognized by Panjab University as equivalent to B.Sc. Home

Science of Panjab University.

• P.G. Diploma in Child Guidance and Family Counselling - Semester I Any graduation from Panjab University /any other examination recognized by Panjab University as

equivalent to graduation, with atleast 50% aggregate marks.

• P.G. Diploma in Fashion Designing - Semester I Any graduation from Panjab University /any other examination recognized by Panjab University as

equivalent to graduation, with atleast 50% aggregate marks.

• P.G. Diploma in Nutrition and Dietetics - Semester I B.Sc. Home Science from Panjab University /any other examination equivalent to B.Sc. Home

Science, recognized by Panjab University: B.Sc. Home Science/B.Sc. Biotechnology/ B.A. with

Home Science/B.Sc. Microbial and Food Technology/ B.Sc. Food Science/ B.Sc. Clinical Nutrition

and Dietetics/B.Sc. Homeopathy/B.Sc. Physiotherapy/ B.Tech. (Food Technology)/B.Sc.

Nursing/BAMS/MBBS/Bachelor of Dental Science(BDS)/BA/B.Sc. Sports Nutrition /Allied field,

with atleast 50% aggregate marks.

• CALCULATION OF MERIT FOR UNDERGRADUATE COURSES B.Sc. Home Science (Semester I) and B.Sc. Fashion Designing (Semester I)

The merit will be calculated with the best of five subject marks including English as compulsory

subject obtained in the qualifying exam (10+2).

• CALCULATION OF MERIT FOR POSTGRADUATE COURSES M.Sc. and PG Diplomas

The merit will be calculated on the aggregate marks/percentage in the qualifying examination.

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Foreign Students

All foreign students shall obtain Eligibility Certificate from Deputy Registrar (General) Panjab University,

Chandigarh. The admission of the foreign students to the College would be governed by the Guidelines

issued by the Dean Foreign Students. The eligibility application form should be accompanied by a

forwarding letter from the Principal of the College. After obtaining the Eligibility Certificate, the candidate

should submit the same to the College.

Checklist of Documents for Foreign Students

1. Original Passport/Visa

2. Valid student Visa

3. An eligibility certificate from Panjab University indicating the particular class, to which student

can be admitted

4. A certificate of proficiency in English language as per the University rules

5. A certificate of registration from the local police

6. Original letters of scholarships in case of those who are Government of India sponsored scholars

7. Residential permit

8. Birth certificate showing date of birth and father’s name

9. Original Migration Certificate

10. Original as well as self-attested copies of academic certificates

11. Other testimonials, if any

The college authorities have the right to reject any admission form and refuse admission if there is any

discrepancy in the name, date of birth or even spellings of the names in passport, certificates, testimonials

and birth certificate.

Important Note

All policies / rules are subject to change as per university/government guidelines.

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Schedule for Online Submission of Forms

Online application forms will be available from July 27, 2020 on the

website www.dhe.chd.gov.in

The application schedule for the online submission of application forms

(complete in all respects) is: -

B.Sc. Home Science - Semester I July 27, to August 05, 2020

B.Sc. Fashion Designing - Semester I

B.Sc. Home Science - Semester III and V July 27, to August 12, 2020

B.Sc. Fashion Designing - Semester III and V

M.Sc. Home Science (FN, CT, HDFR) Semester III

M.Sc. Home Science (FN, CT, HDFR) Semester I

P.G. Diploma (Child Guidance and Family Counseling /

Fashion Designing/Nutrition and Dietetics/

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As per academic calendar

released by Panjab University,

Chandigarh

(To be announced on college

website)

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PROCEDURE FOR SUBMITTING ONLINE APPLICATION FORM

Procedure to Apply Online by New Students (UG Courses)

Instructions

Visit the DHE website www.dhe.chd.gov.in for online admission/application process.

There is no offline mode to submit the application form.

Download Prospectus of Government Home Science College, 2020-2021.

Read Prospectus carefully before applying for any course.

Last date of applying is 05th August, 2020 (Monday)

Step 1: Online Registration

1. Click on the link e-प्रवेश (2020-2021) on the DHE website www.dhe.chd.gov.in.

2. Click on Sign Up to register on website by filling Email ID, Mobile Number (WhatsApp) and Name

(Spellings of Name must be same as in Class-X marks sheet/certificate).

3. Mobile Number will be the Login ID and Password will be sent to the candidate’s registered mobile

number through SMS.

4. Candidate can change the password, if he/she desires.

5. Candidate will be able to Login to the admission portal by using the password in all future visits to

this portal.

6. Pay Registration Fee of Rs. 70/- online to proceed further to fill application form. Note down

the transaction number generated.

7. Payment verification will take maximum up to 24 hours. The candidate can verify his/her payment

by using the option Payment Verification on the website (Note: Transaction number will be used

to verify the status of transaction).

8. Candidate can apply for Multiple Courses/Colleges with the same User id and Password.

However, the applicants will have to fill separate form for different courses.

Step 2: Login to apply for courses

1. Logon to the DHE website www.dhe.chd.gov.in with the registered user id and password.

2. Click on APPLICATION FORM. Candidate will be asked two options:-

1) Degree Colleges 2) Professional Colleges

Select option 2) Professional Colleges.

3. Candidate will select his/her choice. Candidate will be asked two options:-

2) New Student 2) Old Student

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4. Candidate applying for the first time for 1st year of courses in UG/PG courses will click on the link

New Student.

5. Select Centralized Admission link for courses for which admissions are centralized and select Non-

Centralized link for courses whose admission will be in respective colleges (Check Prospectus for

details).

6. Instruction page will be displayed once the candidate selects the Course.

7. Read the rules and regulations thoroughly before filling the Application form.

8. The application form will be displayed to the candidate.

Step 3: Filling the Online Application Form

1. Applicant will have to fill details in various columns as required.

2. The application form has separate columns for Mother’s Name and Father’s Name. Both names have

to be mentioned in the form. However, in case applicant doesn’t wish to declare the name of either

the Mother or the Father, he/she may not be forced to do so and no applicant will be denied admission

on this ground.

3. Tick mark the reserved category, if any, and upload the valid supporting documents showing the

name of the applicant. Certificates issued in the name of parents will not be valid. If the applicant

has not tick marked on the specific reserved category, she cannot claim the seat in that category at

the time of admission.

4. Applicant must fill working Email ID (compulsory) and Email IDs of the parents (optional).

5. Applicant must fill her WhatsApp Mobile Number and the parents Telephone Number/Mobile

Number (Applicant will receive acknowledgement of the filled Online Form through SMS on

his/her mobile number only).

6. The column meant for hostel accommodation in the admission form should be filled with YES or

NO. There is no separate form for hostel admission. However, the applicant cannot claim the

seat as her right. If the applicant does not opt for hostel in the form then she cannot claim the hostel

seat at the time of admission.

7. In case applicant applies for hostel accommodation, he/she must fill complete particulars of Local

Guardian (resident of Chandigarh/ Mohali/ Panchkula only).

8. Applicant must fill Bank Name, Account Number, IFSC Code of Branch and Aadhar Card

Number (if allotted), EPIC Number (Voter Card number if allotted), Ration card details (if

any).

9. For admission, fraction of marks less than the requisite percentage will not be rounded off to the

advantage of the applicants i.e. 32.9%, 39.9% and 49.9% will not be rounded off to 33%, 40% and

50% respectively.

10. The full name of the Board/University from which the last examination has been passed is to be

given e.g. Punjab School Education Board instead of PSEB.

11. Applicant will be able to view and can modify the information before final submission of the online

application form. After final submission on the last day to apply, modification of form will be

locked.

12. Applicant should note the Application Form Number generated after online form submission.

13. At the time of scrutiny of the form, if any discrepancy is found regarding any information given/

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documents uploaded, an SMS will be sent to the applicant on her registered mobile number.

14. Applicant’s form will be unlocked and he/she will be able to upload the additional document

demanded on receiving the SMS regarding discrepancy, if any, within a specified time.

15. Application form submitted after due date or incomplete in any respect will not be accepted.

16. The declaration given in the admission form should be digitally signed both by applicant and his/her

Parent/Guardian.

Step 4: Upload Certificates/Testimonials, Scanned Photograph and Signature

1. One set of scanned original testimonials/certificates should be uploaded (in .pdf

format only) with the admission form: - Matriculation Certificate for Date of Birth.

10+2 Detailed Marks Certificate.

University/ Board DMC of the lower examination.

Character Certificate from the institution last attended or from a Gazetted Officer in case of

private candidates. (Specimen of the form is given at the end of the Prospectus)

Migration Certificate/ Inter-University Migration Certificate.

Scheduled Caste/Scheduled Tribe/Physically Challenged Persons/ Sports/ Defence/ Freedom

Fighter’s Ward/ Kashmiri Displaced Person’s Ward/ Descendants of Kargil Martyrs/ Single Girl

Child/ One out of only Two Girl Children/ Cancer/ AIDS/ Thalassemia Patients/ Border Area/

Rural Area/ Excelled in Youth Festival.

Sports Gradation Certificate issued from Chandigarh Sports Department for both U.T Pool and

General Pool applicants.

Equivalence Certificate from Panjab University of the last course passed by the applicant (where

required).

2. Applicants are also required to upload: Scanned passport size photo of the applicant (not more than 50 KB).

Scanned signature of the applicant (not more than 50 KB).

Scanned signature of either of the Parent/ Guardian (not more than 50 KB).

Procedure to Apply Online by Old Students

(UG/PG Courses)

1. Old students are advised to visit the DHE website www.dhe.chd.gov.in or college website to fill

the admission form by filling up the roll no. of their previous classes.

2. Student should study it thoroughly before applying for any course.

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ONLINE ADMISSION SCHEDULE (TENTATIVE)

Admission Schedule B.Sc. Home Science I

B.Sc. Fashion Designing I

(Chandigarh/Outside Quota)

M.Sc. /P.G. Diploma *

(Chandigarh Quota/

Outside Quota)

Online submission of admission forms

July 27-August 05,2020 As per academic calendar

released by Panjab

University

(To be announced on the

college website)

Verification of forms & discrepancies

notified through SMS if any

August 06 –August 08, 2020

Display of provisional merit list of

eligible candidates for admission

(First Counselling)

August 11,2020

Date for Fee Submission

August 13-16,2020

ONLINE ADMISSION SCHEDULE (TENTATIVE)

FIRST ONLINE ADMISSION SCHEDULE

CLASS CATEGORY DATE Remarks

B.Sc. (Fashion

Designing) I

B.Sc. (Home Science) I

Chandigarh

Quota/

Outstation

Quota

August 13-16,2020 General category/

Reserved

category/Additional

seats

Display of list of Admitted

candidates (Fees Deposited)

Chandigarh

Quota/

Outstation

Quota

August 18,2020 General category/

Reserved

category/Additional

seats

SECOND ONLINE ADMISSION SCHEDULE

Second Online Admission

Display of Provisional merit list

of Eligible candidates

B.Sc. (Fashion

Designing) I

B.Sc. (Home Science) I

Chandigarh

Quota/

Outstation

Quota

August 18,2020 General category/

Reserved

category/Additional

seats

Date of Fees submission Chandigarh

Quota/

Outstation

Quota

August 18- August 19,2020 General category/

Reserved

category/Additional

seats THIRD ONLINE ADMISSION SCHEDULE

Third Online Admission

Display of Provisional merit list

of Eligible candidates

Chandigarh

Quota/

Outstation

Quota

August 21,2020 General category/

Reserved

category/Additional

seats

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B.Sc. (Fashion

Designing) I

B.Sc. (Home Science) I

Date of Fees submission Chandigarh

Quota/

Outstation

Quota

August 21-August 22,2020 General category/

Reserved

category/Additional

seats Information regarding Admission for all the vacant seats will be uploaded on college website

OLD STUDENTS

Online submission of

admission forms

B.Sc. (Home Science) III

Sem. & V Sem.

B.Sc. (Fashion Designing)

III Sem. & V Sem.

M.Sc.(H.Sc.) III Sem.

(CT/FN/HDFR)

Chandigarh

Quota/

Outstation

Quota

July 27-August 12,2020

Date of Fees submission Chandigarh

Quota/

Outstation

Quota

August 13-August 20,2020 General category/

Reserved

category/Additional

seats

Important Instructions:

The applicants should mention the category (general/reserved /any other) on the form

itself to be considered for the admission in the respective category.

Benefit of the reservation under any category shall be given only if supported by the

relvant document/s issued by the competent authority and are provided /attatched

along with the admission form.

All admissions done will be provisional and subject to verification of documents by

Panjab University. If any document or information is found to be

false/incorrect/concealed at any stage,the admission may stand cancelled. There will

be no refund of fees in this case.

For updated information please visit college website regularly-

www.homescience10.ac.in

Note: - For M.Sc. CT,FN,HDFR 1ST Semester /PG Diploma FD,CGFC,ND 1

Semester admissions As per academic calendar released by Panjab University (To be

announced on the College Website ( www.homescience10.ac.in )

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ONLINE ADMISSION SCHEDULE

Late admission (To be allowed by the Principal

with late fee of Rs.560/-* per student) August 24 - September 07 ,2020

Late admission (With Vice- Chancellor`s

permission with late fee of Rs.2040/-*

per student)

September 08 ,2020 to September 30 ,2020

Or any revision of late admission fees by the Syndicate/ Senate

Instructions for Online Admissions

1. Read the instructions and procedure thoroughly before filling the admission form for any course.

2. For the detailed admission schedule, applicant should refer to the DHE website i.e.

www.dhe.chd.gov.in or the college website.

Instructions for 1st Online Admission Schedule:

a. The verification of forms and the discrepancies (if any) will be notified to the concerned students

from 06-08-2020 to 08-08-2020.

b. The applicant has to clear the discrepancy (if any) by 08-08-2020 positively.

c. After the verification of admission forms, the provisional merit list of the eligible candidates

will be displayed on the college website on August, 11, 2020.

d. Once the seat is assigned to the applicant by the college as per the date and time mentioned in

the 1st Online Admission Schedule, she will receive an SMS regarding the deposit of fee.

e. The eligible candidates in the merit list must deposit the fee online at DHE website

www.dhe.chd.gov.in or E-Sampark. While depositing the fess the new admission students

should mention their form number along with the name of the college. The dates for the fee

submission (for 1st Online Admission) are from 13-08-2020 to 16-08-2020.

3. Applicants who have been allotted seats in the college for the 1st Online Admission Schedule but

could not take admission or pay fee, will get a chance of admission in 2nd Online Admission

Schedule.

4. The display of list of admitted candidates (those who have deposited the fees) as well as the

provisional merit list of eligible candidates of 2nd Online Admission will be available on college

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website on August, 18, 2020. Once the seat is assigned to the applicant by the college as per the date

and time mentioned in the 2nd Online Admission Schedule, she will receive an SMS regarding the

deposit of fee.

5. The date of fee submission for the 2nd Online Admission will be from 18-08-2020 to 19-08-2020.

6. The list of admitted candidates (those who have deposited the fees) along with the provisional merit

list of eligible candidates for the 3rd Online Admission will be available on college website on

August 21-08-2020. Once the seat is assigned to the applicant by the college as per the date and

time mentioned in the 3rd Online Admission Schedule, she will receive an SMS regarding the

deposit of fee.

7. The fee submission for 3rd Online Admission will be from 21-08-2020 to 22-08-2020.

RULES & REGULATIONS GOVERNING ONLINE ADMISSIONS

1. The candidates will be admitted strictly in accordance with the rules and regulations contained in the

latest University calendar/guidelines/any other instructions which have been issued/may be issued by

the University from time to time for the respective courses/examinations and on the basis of merit.

2. All the admissions to this institution are provisional and subject to the approval of the Panjab

University. The Institution cannot be held responsible in case the University does not approve

the admission of a student on account of giving incomplete information, concealing necessary

facts or attaching incomplete testimonials or delayed submission of certificates etc. The

fine/penalty imposed for the same will be the personal responsibility of the student.

3. Students are advised to keep a hard copy/soft copy of the submitted (filled) Admission Form for future

reference.

4. Any instruction or rule received from the Director Higher Education, Chandigarh

Administration/Panjab University will be binding on the students.

5. Candidates with gap year will not be admitted to the college until the gap is explained to the

satisfaction of the Principal of the college by submitting an affidavit.

6. Students disqualified by any University / Board shall not be admitted.

Information regarding admission for the vacant/remaining seats will be

updated on the college website www.homescience10.ac.in

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7. Concealment of the facts / furnishing of false information/forged documents in the

Admission form will directly lead to cancellation of the admission and the amount

deposited as fee will be forfeited

Other important instructions

1. The admission will be based on merit, which will be calculated on the basis of marks obtained

in qualifying examination.

2. Weightage, wherever applicable, would be given as per Panjab University, Chandigarh norms.

3. Two affidavits, in original, are to be attached with the application form in case of gap year/years,

if any (Specimen of the affidavit is given in the college Prospectus). Applicants with gap year will

not be admitted to the college until the gap is explained to the satisfaction of the convener of the

respective admission committee of the concerned college, by submitting an affidavit as per the

specimen given at the end of the Prospectus. Scanned copy of the original affidavit is also

required to be uploaded in .pdf format. Applicant having gap year has to fill the form

online as ‘NEW STUDENT’.

4. The documents uploaded by the applicant will be scrutinized to confirm that there is no shortcoming

or deficiency in the application form. Applicant will be able to check the status of his/her

application online with his/her password on the admission portal in this regard.

5. No separate communication will be sent to the applicants regarding Online Admission Schedule and

all the information/updates will be available on the website and the online prospectus.

6. All the admitted applicants are required to submit online the Anti-Ragging Undertakingat the Anti-

Ragging Web Portal of Government of India (www.antiragging.in).

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Check List for Documents to be Uploaded

Matriculation certificate for Date of Birth

DMCs of +1 and +2 Examinations

DMC of qualifying examination

Character certificate

Transfer/ Migration certificate

Relevant certificate for category of Reservation/Weightage/additional seat if any.

Affidavit for single girl child/one girl child out of only two girl children, if applicable.

Affidavit for gap year/s, if applicable

Any other relevant/required document

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SPECIMEN OF CHARACTER CERTIFICATE

(For Private Candidate Only)

Certificate that Miss/Mr.____________________________________________________

Daughter/Son of Sh._______________________________________________________

R/O____________________________________________________________________

is known to me for the last three years. He / She bears a good moral character.

Sd.

Gazetted Officer

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SPECIMEN OF AFFIDAVIT FOR GIRLCHILD CATEGORY

(On non-judicial paper of Rs 20/- duly attested by Class 1 Magistrate)

I ____________________________________(Name) Father/Mother of

Miss____________________________________ Resident of

________________________________________________________________________

(full address to be given) do hereby solemnly declare and affirm as under:

1. That the deponent has no male child.

2. That miss_______________born on ____________________is girl child of the deponent.

3. That the deponent has no male child.

4. That the deponent has the following children and none else:

a) Name

b) Sex

c) Date of Birth

5. That neither the deponent nor the a forenamed child of the deponent has obtained/ availed the

benefit granted under this category, in this University/ Institute including its affiliated colleges.

6. That the deponent shall not claim the benefit for the other girl child else-where in future.

Place:

Dated: DEPONENT

Verification

Verified that the contents of above affidavit are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief

and nothing has been concealed therein.

Place:

Dated: DEPONENT

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SPECIMEN OF AFFIDAVIT FOR GAP YEAR

I, ___________________________________, D/S of Sh.______________________,

R/O____________________________, do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as under: -

1. That I am seeking admission in _________________________, Chandigarh.

2. That I passed my__________________________ examination during 20___.

3. That during my gap period from____________________________________ I did not take part in

political activity.

4. That during my gap period from________________________ there is no criminal case lying

pending against me in court or Police Station.

5. That due to________________________________________________________, I had to drop my

regular studies for_______________________year/years.

6. That I was not disqualified by any board/body/council/university.

7. That I was not already registered with Panjab University (wherever applicable).

8. That I bear a good moral character.

Place:

Dated: DEPONENT

VERIFICATION

Verified that the contents of above affidavit are true and correct and that nothing has been concealed

therein.

Place:

Dated: DEPONENT

Note:

i. Two copies (both in original of the affidavit are to be submitted).

ii. Photocopies of affidavit will not be accepted.

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Undertaking for Physically Challenged

I certify that I have no such physical handicap/disability which would hinder the pursuit of studies in

the course in which I am seeking admission. If at a later stage it is found that I have a physical

handicap/disability which hinders the pursuit of studies in the course in which I am seeking admission,

then my admission will be liable to be cancelled.

Place:

Dated:

DEPONENT

Verification

Verified that the contents of above affidavit are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief

and nothing has been concealed therein.

Place:

Dated: DEPONENT

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Hostel Admission

1. Candidates will apply on the prescribed college Admission Form incorporated in the

prospectus.

2. Concealment or wrong information at the time of admission will result into cancellation of

their seat.

3. Old Students are required to report for college and hostel admission positively as per the

Admission Schedule failing which they will lose their right to admission and hostel seat.

Parent accompanying is must. Students who do not pay mess dues in time will be debarred from

admission in the nest session or they may not be issued roll nos for final exams.

4. The admission to hostel is comprising of following steps:

Step 1: College Admission

Step 2: Hostel Admission

Postcard size recent family photo to be attached with the form

Passport size local guardian photo and signature on the form

Undertaking for local guardians

Anti-ragging form

Health status undertaking

Medical fitness certificate by an authorized medical practitioner

Two self-addressed and postal stamped envelopes for correspondence.

Step 3: Payment of the fees

Step 4: Room allotment

5. Physical presence of the candidate as well as parents is mandatory on the day of admission.

6. Parents to note that admission formalities/process may take more than one day. So they are required to

make their own arrangements of stay accordingly.

7. Admitted students will report to the hostel authorities in their allotted hostels one day before the

commencement of the classes (Date to be notified on the college notice board/website).

8. Foreign students and students belonging to Manipur, Leh-Ladhak and Tibet etc. must have their parents

accompanying them at the time of hostel admission. They also need to submit an affidavit/authority

letter from their parents authorizing the local guardians to perform all responsibilities on their behalf

regarding hostel rules and regulations. They are required to bring a family photograph and also two

passport size photos at the time of admission.

9.Procedure for Accommodation of students from other Govt. colleges in the College Hostel

1. Only those students will get admission in the hostel whose names are mentioned in the

recommended list from their respective colleges.

2. The parents are advised to check the date of reporting for hostel admission.

3. The recommended candidates have to follow the same above mentioned procedure to get

admission in the hostel.

4. All Students will be governed by the hostel rules and hostel fee structure. HOSTEL MESS DUES

AND SECURITY WILL BE ACCEPTED THROUGH ONLINE PAYMENT MODE ONLY

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IMPORTANT NOTICE FOR HOSTEL ADMISSION

Hostel Admissions shall be undertaken as per the directions from

Chandigarh Administration/Panjab University/MHRD/UGC guidelines

on account of ongoing COVID-19 Pandemic.

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COURSES

APPROXIMATE FEE Grand Total

(in Rs.) 1st Installment 2nd Installment

College Fee (At The Time Of Admission)

P.U Exam Fee

College Fee P.U Exam Fee

B.SC. (Home Science) Part I (1 Sem. & 2 Sem.)

16131 2575 10745 2575 32026

18706 13320

B.SC. (Home Science) Part II (3 Sem. & 4Sem.)

15651 2575 10140 2575 30941

18226 12715

B.SC. (Home Science) Dietetics Part III (5 Sem. & 6 Sem.)

15651 2575 10140 2575 30941 18226 12715

B.SC. (Home Science) ATD Part III (5 Sem. & 6 Sem.)

15651 2575 10140 2575 30941 18226 12715

B.SC. (Home Science) HDFR Part III (5 Sem. & 6 Sem.)

15101 2575 9590 2575 29841 17676 12165

B.SC. (Home Science) IDRM Part III (5 Sem. & 6 Sem.)

15651 2575 10140 2575 30941 18226 12715

B.SC. (Home Science) COMPOSITE Part III (5 Sem. & 6 Sem.)

15651 2575 10140 2575 30941 18226 12715

B.Sc. (Fashion Designing) Part-I (1 Sem. & 2 Sem.)

27291 3075 24455 3075 57896

30366 27530

B.Sc. (Fashion Designing) Part-II (3 Sem. & 4Sem.)

26821 3075 23860 3075 56831

29896 26935

B.Sc. (Fashion Designing) Part-III (5 Sem. & 6 Sem.)

26821 3075 23860 3075 56831

29896 26935

M.Sc. (F&N) 1st Year (1 Sem. & 2Sem.)

13281 4075 8200 4075 29631 17356 12275

M.Sc. (F&N) 2nd Year (3 Sem. & 4Sem.)

13211 4075 8180 4075 29541

17286 12255

M.Sc. (C&T) 1st Year (1 Sem. & 2 Sem.)

13831 4075 8750 4075 30731

17906 12825

M.Sc. (C&T) 2nd Year (3 Sem. & 4Sem.)

13211 4075 8180 4075

29541 17286 12255

M.Sc. (HDFR) 1st Year (1 Sem. & 2 Sem.)

13281 4075 8200 4075 29631

17356 12275

M.Sc. (HDFR) 2nd Year (3 Sem. & 4Sem.)

13211 4075 8180 4075 29541 17286 12255

P.G. Diploma in Nutrition & Dietetics (1 Sem. & 2Sem.)

15481 2575 10400 2575 31031

18056 12975

P.G. Diploma in Fashion Designing (1 Sem. & 2Sem.)

14931 2575 9850 2575 29931 17506 12425

P.G. Diploma in Child Guidance & Family Counselling (1 Sem. & 2Sem.)

13831 2575 8750 2575

27731 16406 11325

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*Library Security Refundable @ Rs.250/- only in final Year of the course.

HOSTEL CHARGES APPROXIMATE FEE

RENT (Annual) RS.1,200/-

ELECTRICITY/WATER CHARGES (1st Installment) RS.1,800/-

HOSTEL FUND (Annual) RS.3,200/-

SECURITY (REFUNDABLE) RS.6,50/-

TOTAL RS.6,850/-

MESS CHARGES APPROXIMATE FEE

SECURITY (REFUNDABLE) RS. 1,000/-

MESS DUES Rs. 2180/- + GST 5% per Month (to be paid quarterly)

Note: - The above fee structure relates to the year 2019-20.

Fee structure subject to change as per any latest guidelines from Punjab University/Chandigarh

Administration.

Cycle/Scooter/Car Parking 240/360/1200 240/360/1200

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Reservation of seats in different categories viz, Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, Dependents of

Defence and Paramilitary Personnel, Freedom Fighters, Physically Challenged and Sports will be made

in accordance with the rules and instructions framed by the Chandigarh Administration, whereas in case

of Single Girl Child, One out of Two Girl Children, Kashmiri Migrants, Kargil Martyrs,

Cancer/AIDS/Thalassemia, Students from Jammu & Kashmir, Border Area Rural Area will be made as

per instructions issued by Panjab University from time to time.

Any student who applies in more than one reserved category will be considered in each reserved category

in which she applies for admission, maintaining her internal seniority in each reserved category on the basis

of merit in that category. In such a case, the student will get the benefit in one category of her choice.

I. Reservation of Seats

A. The reservation is out of 60% seats of Chandigarh Pool and 40% seats of Outstation

Pool.

Note: Amendment, if any, in the reservation policy of Chandigarh Administration/Panjab

University will be followed up to the date of admission for each course.

Category Chandigarh Pool (60%) Outstation Pool (40%)

Scheduled Caste 15% 15%

Scheduled Tribe ------- 7.5%

Differently Abled/Physically Challenged Persons 5%** 5%**

Wards of Freedom Fighters 2% 2%

Wards of Defence Personnel*

5% -----

** The rights of persons with Disabilities Act, 2016 (reference memo no. SW2/01/2017/5590-91 dated 10-

07-17)

B. Reservation for the Dependents of Defence/Para-Military Personnel etc. is

on the following priority:

*With reference to letter no. PA/SECY Education 515 dated 13.10.2017 and Endst. No. 2864-DHE-UT-

AD-11-26 (II) 2009-III dated 06.11.2017, the competent authority has approved the following priorities

for reservations preferences to the wards of armed forces personnel.

Priority-I : Widows/Wards of Defence personnel killed in action

Priority-II : Wards of disabled in action and boarded out from service

Priority-III : Widows/Wards of Defence personnel who died while in service with death

attributable to military service

Priority-IV : Wards of disabled in service and boarded out with disability attributable to military

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service

Priority-IV : Wards of Ex-Servicemen and serving personnel who are in receipt of Gallantry

Awards: - (i) Param Vir Chakra (v) Vir Chakra

(ii)Ashok Chakra

(vi) Shaurya Chakra

(iii) Maha Vir Chakra

(vii) Sena, Nau Sena,

Vayu Sena Medal

(iv) Kirti Chakra (viii) Mention –in-Despatches

Priority-VI : Wards of Ex-Servicemen

Priority-VII : Wards of Serving Personnel.

C. Reservation for Physically Challenged

The physically challenged student will be required to furnish a medical certificate issued by the Principal

Medical Officer of her concerned district/Civil Surgeon of Chandigarh, indicating percentage of disability,

whether she is otherwise able to pursue her studies, name of the disease/handicap, whether the handicap is

temporary or permanent; and whether the handicap is progressively degenerative.

5% marks concession will be given to physically handicapped persons in the minimum eligibility criteria

for a course, subject to minimum disability of 40%, provided they have obtained minimum pass marks

prescribed by regulations.

(Amendment in PU calendar Vol I 2007 chapter VIII (D) Regulation 29.3 approved by Senate PU on 29-

03-2008)

Students with a temporary handicap will not be considered against the reserved seats for the physically

challenged. Where the certificate is issued by any authority other than the Principal Medical Officer of

Chandigarh, the concerned Head of the institution shall refer the candidate to the Principal Medical Officer,

Chandigarh and shall admit the candidate only after confirmation from the PMO, Chandigarh.

All candidates seeking admission, will furnish an undertaking, as under, along with their application form:

I certify that I have no such physical handicap/disability which would hinder the pursuit of studies in the course

in which I am seeking admission. If at a later stage it is found that I have a physical handicap/disability which

hinders the pursuit of studies in the course in which I am seeking admission, then my admission will be liable to

be cancelled.

In case of any doubt in interpretation of any clause of these instructions, the matter shall be referred to the

Chandigarh Administration whose decision shall be final.

D. Reservation for Wards of Freedom Fighters

2% seats in each pool will be filled from the category of children and grandchildren of Freedom Fighters.

A certificate issued by the Deputy Commissioner of the concerned district will have to be attached with

the admission form.

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E. Reserved Categories of Sports

This will be as per rules and regulations of Sports Dept. of the Chandigarh Administration vide Home

Secretary letter no. 8493, dated 5-5-2003. Implementation of the policy will be as under:

1. 2% of the total number of seats in each course shall be filled up by sportswomen. These 2% seats shall

be reserved on the basis of total intake of each course. Fraction of 0.5 or above shall be rounded off to the

next higher number. This category shall not be divided into Chandigarh pool/outstation pool. The inter

merit of the candidates seeking admission in any course in the Reserved Category of sports shall be

determined only on the basis of their merit in sports as per grading criteria mentioned. In case any of the

seats in the sports category in any branch remains vacant, the same shall be thrown open to the candidates

of General Category. This policy is for the players of Chandigarh only.

2. Benefit of reservation under this category shall be available only to the following category of students:

i. Those who pass their qualifying examination from Schools/Colleges, recognized by the

Chandigarh Administration in the Union Territory of Chandigarh as regular students and have

applied for Gradation Certificate will be given admission subject to the condition that such

students must represent Chandigarh State/Schools etc. in the National / other recognized

tournaments.

ii. Where the Chandigarh Administration has adopted the notification of other States/U.Ts. on

reciprocal basis, to give benefit of reservation to admission in sports category in Chandigarh, they will

be graded as per the existing policy of the Chandigarh Administration.

iii. Countersigning of the Gradation Certificates shall only be admissible on reciprocal basis provided

that countersigned certificates will be graded as per the policy of the Chandigarh Administration.

3. Students seeking admission under this category shall be considered only:

i. If her age falls within the age group which is eligible for participation in Intercollege/Inter-University

tournaments.

ii. If her achievement in sports relates to her activity in any of the three years preceding the year of

admission. (For example, for admission in the year 2011-12, the Achievements shall not be prior to

April, 2008).

iii. Gradation Certificate will not be meant for employment purposes.

4. The Director Sports, Chandigarh Administration, or his nominee, not below the rank of the Joint

Director, Sports will issue the certificate, and also have the authority to cancel any certificate at any time

if it is found to have been issued on false/incorrect/concealed information or record.

Note: The merit of certificates shall be graded as A, B, C, D in the descending order. Details of these

grades are available with the admission committees of all the colleges.

F. Reservation for Victims of November 1984 Riots and Terrorism

(DR Colleges letter no. Misc./A-6/85581-85781 dated 25/5/17)

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2% reservation for sons/grandsons/daughters/granddaughters/husband/wife/brothers/sisters of persons

killed/incapacitated in November 1984 riots and of persons killed/incapacitated in terrorist violence in

Punjab and Chandigarh. A certificate from the District Magistrate to this effect must be submitted by the

candidate. Migration card alone is not enough.

Note: Amendment if any in the reservation policy of Chandigarh administration/Panjab

University will be followed.

II. Additional Seats including NRI (Non-Convertible)

(a) Wards of Kashmiri Displaced Persons (DR Colleges Letter No. Misc./A-6/84247-84447 dt. 10.5.17)

As per letter No. Misc./A-6/84247-84447 dated 10.05.2017 from the Deputy Registrar, Panjab University:

As conveyed vide letter no. D.O No. F 1-13/2010 CPP-II dated 19th March 2015 from University Grants

Commission and letter No. F. No. 3-1/2012-NER dated 12thMarch 2015 from Govt. of India, Ministry of

Human Resource Development, Department of Higher Education, Shastri Bhawan, New Delhi with regard

to the concession to the Kashmiri migrant for admission in Higher Education which are read as under

i. Relaxation in cut-off percentage up to 10% subject to minimum eligibility requirement.

ii. Increase in intake capacity up to 5% course wise

iii. Reservation of at least 1 seat merit quota in technical/professional institutions

iv. Waiving off domicile requirements.

(b) Wards of Permanently Disabled and Martyrs of Kargil War letter no. 6576-6875/R & S, dated 27-05-2014, Panjab University.

Concession be given for admission to various courses in Educational Institutions up to academic year 2020-

21 only to those wards of martyrs/permanently disabled (up to 80% leading to incapacitation) of Kargil

war who have a valid certificate from the Ministry of Defence to this effect:

a) 1% seats with minimum of 1 seat in the Departments except in partially financed/ self-financing

courses.

b) Exemption of Fee.

c) Exemption of Hostel Fee. (vide Syndicate Para 30 (XI) dated 29-)7-08. for the

direct descendants of the Kargil Martyrs/permanently disabled (up to 80%

leading to incapacitation)

(c) Single Girl Child/One Girl Child out of the only Two Girl

Children

(DR Colleges letter No Misc./A-6/83745-83945dated:03/05/2017)

Two additional seats per unit per course subject to maximum limit of four (4) out of the two

girl children from the session 2015-16 are created for admission to a given course in Panjab

University Teaching Departments, Regional Centers and its affiliated Colleges, provided they are

otherwise eligible. The Additional seats will be only for those girl children who are either a

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single girl child or one amongst the only two girl children with no male child. The additional

seat will be available to only one of the two girl children of a couple.

An affidavit on a stamp paper worth Rs. 20/- duly attested by Class I Magistrate to be obtained from

the parents of the girl children declaring therein that the benefit of this scheme is being claimed for

only one girl child out of the two girl children and the parents shall not claim the same for the 2nd

girl child elsewhere in future.

(d) Cancer / AIDS / Thalassemia Patients

1. One additional seat each for the student suffering from Cancer/AIDS/Thalassemia has been allowed for

admission in each course in Panjab University Teaching Departments, Regional Centres and its

affiliated colleges, subject to the condition that the candidate seeking admission under each of these

categories is otherwise eligible.

2. The claimant candidate will have to submit a certificate as a proof from the National Medical Institute

like PGI, AIIMS etc. in support of his/her claims.

Students from Jammu & Kashmir As per the letter No. F.I-1/2012(SA-III) dated 13.03.2015, the Syndicate has allowed to create 2 seats under

supernumerary quota in all recognized Higher Education Institutions for students from Jammu & Kashmir.

(e) Border Area Students (DR Colleges Letter No. Misc./A-6/83946-84246 dated 03.05.2017)

One additional seat over and above the sanctioned seats has been reserved for border area students. The

Border Area students shall mean those candidates who have passed their matriculation and 10+2

examination from the Border Area Schools situated within 20 kms from the International Border. A

candidate claiming such benefit will have to produce a certificate from the Tehsildar or the

Principal/Headmaster/Head of the School certifying that the Schools from where the candidate has passed

the matriculation or 10+2 examination, falls within the aforesaid Border Area.

(f) Two additional seats for Rural Area Students

(DR Colleges Letter No. Misc./A-6/83946-84246 dated 03.05.2017)

Only those candidates will be considered in this category, who have passed their Matriculation and 10+2

Examination from those rural schools that do not fall in the area of Municipal Corporation/Municipal

Committee/Small Town/Notified Area. Further, the candidates should have been studying in such school

for at least 5 years before passing the last examination. A candidate claiming such benefit will have to

produce a certificate from the D.E.O./Principal of the concerned institute of the area certifying that the

school from where the candidate has passed the Matriculation and 10+2 examinations falls within the

aforesaid Rural Area.

(g) One Additional Seat for Youth Festival

(letter no PU/DYW/1010-1200 Dated 27.05.2016)

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1 In all the teaching courses, one additional seat per unit will be reserved for those candidates who

have excelled and outperformed in the Youth Festivals.

2. The candidates availing the aforesaid weightage must fulfill the eligibility condition for admission to the

particular course

3. For recommending admission on the basis of youth festival participation, admission criterion will be

fixed on the basis of merit as mentioned below and upon the verification of the original certificates of those

candidates, who:

a. have presented an item in an international cultural festival approved by Punjab Govt. /Govt. of India

/Panjab University.

b. have got distinction in All India National Inter University Youth Festival organized by AIU/Govt. of

India.

c. have got distinction in North Zone Inter University Youth Festival organized by AIU.

d. have secured First/Second/Third position in Inter University Youth Festival organized by Govt. of

Punjab / any State or Central University.

e. have secured First/Second/Third position in Panjab University Inter Zonal Festival.

f. have secured First/Second/Third position in Panjab University Zonal Festival.

g. have secured First/Second/Third position in state level competition of State School Education Board

of Punjab/Haryana/HP/or CBSE/ICSE or any other recognized board.

Category A is considered as higher category followed by B, C …. onwards.

Preference will be given to the candidate/s who have represented Panjab University, Chandigarh

in A, B, C or D category.

In case of two or more candidate having equal position at equal level:

a) Position secured in an individual item shall be rated higher than position secured as a team

member.

b) The eligibility of the candidate for participation in University Youth Festivals, in future,

may also be considered.

c) Academic record will be considered in case of tie between two or more candidates.

4. In case of any ambiguity, the related certificates shall be verified from the Department of Youth

Welfare, Panjab University through the concerned Chairperson/Principal/Head etc.

5. The candidate/s admitted on the basis of Youth Festival additional quota seats shall have to give an

assurance to the university authorities that during the duration of the course, the candidate will participate

in the activities associated with his/her item and will not create any kind of indiscipline. The admission

committee will assess the participation of the candidate and in case the candidate does not fulfill the

requirements, her admission may be cancelled. However, exemption may be given because of special

reasons like sickness or any other unavoidable reason.

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III. Weightages

(DR Colleges letter no. 49411-49601 dated 25-06-2014)

The following weightages will be given, wherever applicable on the aggregate marks.

a. National Cadet Corps (NCC)

The holders of NCC - A, B and C Certificates shall be given weightage in marks as under:

A: 1% of obtained marks

B: 2% of obtained marks

C: 3% of obtained marks

b. National Service Scheme (NSS)

As per decision of the Syndicate Para (13) meeting dated 22.11.2014 and Syndicate Para (36) dated 25-01-

2015, regarding accreditation A, B & C‟ certificate & weightage 1%, 2% & 3% for NSS volunteers.

i. ‘A’ Certificate: 1% of obtained Marks

ii. ‘B’ Certificate: 2% of obtained Marks

iii. ‘C’ Certificate: 3% of obtained Marks

c. YOUTH WELFARE

A. Youth and Heritage Festival (Subject to maximum 3%)

Level of the Festival First Second / Third Participation

International festival (G.O.I recognized, representing the

University / recommended by the Youth Welfare

Department), Panjab University

3.0% 2.5% 2.0%

National Inter University / Inter State Festival 2.5% 2.0% 1.5%

North Zone / Punjab State / University Inter Zonal

Festival

2.0% 1.5% 1.0%

University Zonal Festival 1.0% 0.5% ---

Student/s coming from other Universities shall also be considered at par for weightage as tabled above.

ii. YOUTH TRAINING CAMPS: 1 % marks per camp per year (minimum 7 days’ camp) up

to maximum of 3 % marks (maximum of 3 camps)

Participation in:

Youth Training Camp

National Integration Camp

Youth Leadership Training Camp

Hiking / Trekking

Mountaineering

Rock Climbing Camp

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Any other weightage approved by the D.U.I/Vice-Chancellor, Panjab University.

A candidate can claim weightage in one or more categories given above. However, the total weightage

allowed shall not exceed 9% of the normalized marks obtained in the qualifying examination. These

weightages shall not be used for determining eligibility for admission as prescribed by the Panjab

University under its regulations.

Note:

1. The student/s belonging to the above categories will also be considered in the general category according

to her merit. If admitted on the basis of her merit in the general category, she will not be counted towards

the seats reserved for the categories concerned.

2. Rules of Reservation policy existing at the time of admission will be applicable.

Reservation for Economically Weaker Sections(EWSs)

(Endst No -239-DHE-UT-AD.II-26(11)2000-3 Dated: 24-05-19

In pursuance of insertion of clauses 15(6) and 16(6) in the Constitution vide the Constitution (One Hundred

and Third Amendment) Act,2019 and order to enable the Economically Weaker Sections (EWSs) who

are not covered under the existing scheme of reservations for the Scheduled Castes, the Scheduled Tribes

and the Socially and Educationally Backward Classes, to receive the benefits of the reservation in

admission in Educational Institutions, it has been decided by the Government to provide 10% reservation

to EWSs admission in Educational Institutions.

Persons who are not covered under the existing scheme of reservations for the Scheduled Castes, the

Scheduled Tribes and Socially and Educationally Backward Classes and whose family has gross annual

income below Rs. 8.00 lakh are to be identified as EWSs for the benefit of reservation. Family for this

purpose will include the person who seeks benefit of reservation, his/her parents and siblings below age of

18 years as also his/her spouse and children below the age of 18 years. The income shall include income

from all sources i.e. salary, agriculture, business, profession etc. and it will be income for the financial year

prior to the year of application. Also persons whose family owns or possesses any of the following assets

shall be excluded from being identified as EWSs, irrespective of the family income:

I. 5 acres of Agricultural Land and above;

II. Residential flat of 1000 sq. ft. and above;

III. Residential plot of 100 sq. yards and above in notified municipalities;

IV. Residential plot of 200 sq. yards and above in areas other than the notified municipalities.

The income and assets of the families as mentioned in para 2 would be required to be certified by an officer

not below the rank of Tehsildar in the States/ UTs. The officer who issues the certificate would do the same

after carefully verifying all relevant documents following due process as prescribed by the respective

State/UT.

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CENTRAL SCHEMES

Sr.

No

Name of

Scholarship

Name of

Ministry/Depart

ment

Eligibility condition Income Website

1 Post Matric

Scholarships

Scheme for

Minorities

Ministry of

Minority Affairs,

New Delhi

Scholarship will be

awarded to the

students who have

secured not less than

50% marks or

equivalent grade in

the previous final

examination

2,00,000/-

P.A.

https://scholarships.

gov.in/

2 Post-matric

Scholarship for

Students with

Disabilities

Department of

Empowerment of

Persons with

Disabilities, New

Delhi

Students with

disability 40% and

above and having a

valid certificate of

disability as

prescribed under

rules issued by

competent authority.

2,50,000/-

P.A.

https://scholarships.

gov.in/

3 Financial

Assistance for

Education of the

Wards of

Beedi/Cine/IOMC

/LSDM Workers -

Post-Matric

Ministry of

Labour and

Employment,

New Delhi

Either of the parents

of the students

should be Beedi, Iron

Ore Manganese &

Chrome Ore Mines,

Limestone &

Dolomite Mines,

Cine worker with

atleast six months

service. This also

includes

Contract/Gharkhata

workers also.

10000/Mo

nth

https://scholarships.

gov.in/

4 Prime Minister's

Scholarship

Scheme For

Central Armed

Police Forces And

Assam Rifles

WARB Ministry

of Home Affairs,

New Delhi

Wards/ widows of

deceased CAPFs and

AR personnel died in

harness/election

dutu, wards of

personnel disabled

due to causes

attributable to

Government service

and wards of Ex-

CAPFs and AR

NA https://scholarships.

gov.in/

SCHOLARSHIPS AND CONCESSIONS

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personnel of

Gallantry Awards.

5 PRIME

MINISTER'S

SCHOLARSHIP

SCHEME FOR

WARDS OF

STATES/UTs

POLICE

PERSONNEL

MARTYRED

DURING

TERROR/NAXA

L ATTACKS

WARB Ministry

of Home Affairs,

New Delhi

Dependent wards of

state Police

Personnel who are

martyred during

Terror/Naxal attacks.

NA https://scholarships.

gov.in/

UGC SCHEMES

Sr.

No

Name of

Scholarship

Name of

Ministry

Eligibility

condition

Income Website

1 PG INDIRA

GANDHI

SCHOLARSHIP

FOR SINGLE

GIRL CHILD

University

Grant

Commission-

MHRD, New

Delhi

Girl students up to

the age of 30 years

at the time of

admission in first

year of PG courses

are eligible. The

scheme is applicable

to such single girl

child who has taken

admission in

regular, fulltime

first year Masters

Degree course in

any designated

university or a post

graduate college.

Admission to PG

Course in Distance

education mode is

not covered under

the scheme.

NA https://scholarships.gov.in/

2 PG

SCHOLARSHIP

FOR

UNIVERSITY

RANK

HOLDERS(Ist and

University

Grant

Commission-

MHRD, New

Delhi

The scholarship is

available to the

student for first PG

Degree only. Age

limit for the students

is 30 years at the

NA https://scholarships.gov.in/

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IInd RANK

HOLDERS)

time of admission in

PG course.

STATE SCHEMES

Sr.

No

Name of

Scholarship

Name of

Ministry

Eligibility

condition

Income Website

1 POST MATRIC

SCHOLARSHIP

FOR SC

STUDENTS-

CHANDIGARH

Ministry of

Social Justice

and

Empowerment,

New Delhi

All those

candidates

who belong

to Scheduled

Castes so

specified in

relation to

the

State/Union

Territory to

which the

applicant

actually

belongs/

domiciled as

determined

by the

State/UT and

who have

passed

matriculation

or Higher

Secondary or

any higher

examination

of a

recognized

University or

Board of

Secondary

Education

will be

eligible

2,00,000/-

P.A.

https://scholarships.gov.in/

2 POST MATRIC

SCHOLARSHIP

SCHEME FOR

TRANSGENDER

STUDENTS-

CHANDIGARH

Ministry Of

Social Justice

& Empower

ment, New

Delhi

Students

having

passed 10th

Examination

from any

school in UT

Chandigarh

who are

2,50,000/-

P.A.

https://scholarships.gov.in/

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bonafide

residents of

Chandigarh

& belonging

to

transgender

community

are eligible.

3 POST MATRIC

SCHOLARSHIP

SCHEME FOR

OBC STUDENTS-

CHANDIGARH

Ministry of

Social justice

& Empower

ment, New

Delhi.

All those

candidates

who belong

to OBC so

specified in

relation to

the

State/Union

Territory to

which the

applicant

actually

belongs/

domiciled as

determined

by the

State/UT and

who have

passed

matriculation

or Higher

Secondary or

any higher

examination

of a

recognized

University or

Board of

Secondary

Education

will be

eligible

1,50000/P.A. https://scholarships.gov.in/

4 DR.AMBEDKAR

POST MATRIC

SCHOLARSHIP

FOR

ECONOMICALLY

BACKWARD

CLASS

Ministry of

Social justice

& Empower

ment, New

Delhi.

The

scholarships

will be open

to Indian

nationals

belonging to

General

1,00000/P.A. https://scholarships.gov.in/

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STUDENTS-

CHANDIGARH

Category

(Other than

Schedule

Caste,

Schedule

Tribe and

Other

Backward

Classes).

5 Saranjit Kaur Memorial Mean

cum Merit Scholarship cum

Award

Mr. Amarjit

Singh Sidhu

Two meritorious students 2nd year

pursuing Graduation but facing

financial crunch

No

Income

Limit

Other scholarships announced by the Panjab university, Chandigarh administration, National Schemes or

any other social organizations will be announced on websites / notice board from time to time

Tuition Fee Concession

50% concession will be granted in payment of tuition fee to the wards of university employees studying

in the affiliated collages of Panjab university, Chandigarh as per the guidelines issued by Deputy

Registrar Panjab university, Chandigarh, vide letter no.4434 dated 13.05.2019.

Student Aid Fund

The finicial aid (Upto Rs. 5000/- per year ) out of Student Aid Fund for needy students can be granted as per the

guidelines issued by office of Director Higher Education, Chandigarh Administration,vide letter no. 116-DHE-A2-

6(5)16 dated 07.05.2019

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“Government Home Science College is an amalgamation of creative ideas and is committed to creating

sincere, hardworking employees, and eventually productive and empowered women.”

The college has a dedicated and an active placement cell consistently making its efforts towards placement

and internship of under graduate, post graduate and diploma students of the college. It acts as an interface

between job seekers and job givers. Emphasis is also being laid on developing and enhancing the

entrepreneurial skills of the students through establishing linkages with product and service industry

Key Activities of Placement and Entrepreneurship Development Cell

Promoting Self-employment Opportunities among students by making them aware on the concepts

of startups, funding or simply beginning with taking orders and customizing goods and services

without much investment.

Emphasis on boosting Startups by motivating the students to undertake their own income generating

ventures and making them “Ru-Ba-Ru” with luminaries of business world.

Some of the startups undertaken by the students are Tohfa, Desi Gems, Arts villa, Quill kart, Choco

Boutique to name a few.

To popularise and boost online start-ups of budding entrepreneurs of college by displaying their

web links on the college web portal.

Guidance and Mentoring for Career building programmes through seminars, grooming and resume

writing workshops, awareness talks and demonstrations.

Promote Industrial Linkages by organizing industrial visits and internship attachments.

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The college has a dedicated and an active placement cell consistently making its efforts towards placement

and internship of under graduate, post graduate and diploma students of the college. Emphasis is being laid

on establishing linkages with product and service industry and it constantly aims at encouraging

entrepreneurial and placement initiatives among students through organizing various workshops and

demonstrations sessions.

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A campus placement drive is organized by the placement cell every year, for the final year students of

M.Sc., B.Sc. Home Science and Post Graduate Diploma students as an effort to equip them with job

oriented skills as well as to provide placement opportunities.

Many leading companies from various industries approach the campus in their hunt for fresh talent like

Fortis Hospital- Mohali, Max Hospital- Mohali, Shalby, Multispecialty Hospital- Mohali, Paras hospital,

Krishna Enterprises, Seabird International, EcoIndia, Health Biotech, Leom International, Bhartiya AXA,

ICICI Logo, Competition Guru, Diala bank, Ishh Guidance and Counselling Centre.

A huge footfall is experienced in placement drive by present students and alumni registering for the same.

Majority of the students successfully completed paid internships in leading organizations like Kapsons,

Innovative Knits, Fitelo, Arms to farms, ISHH guidance and Counselling, D.A.V school, sec 15,

Chandigarh Fortis Hospital, Paras Hospital, PGIMER, GMCH-32 and GMSH-16, which would pave the

way for further employment. Even during internships they have earned an average stipend of Rs. 10000

pm and were felicitated with certificates.

Our students are successfully running their e-commerce startups showcasing their innovative skills and

generating income. Many of these starups deal in variety of products ranging from health and nutrition

products, handmade jwellery, painitngs nd sketches, designer clothing, cakes and bakery products and

giving on online tutions.

Our efficient and productive students have not let down their spirit of learning and earning even during

Covid-19. Many of the students are hired by reputed organizations and they are earning an handsome sum

of money through Work from home.

Leading Internship/Recruiting Agencies

Foods and Nutrition

PGIMER, Sector 12, Chandigarh

Government Medical College And Hospital, Sector 32, Chandigarh

Government Multispecialty Hospital Sector 16, Chandigarh

Indra Gandhi Medical College and Hospital, Shimla.

Ganga Ram Institute for Post Graduate Medical Education and Research, New Delhi.

Ivy Hospital, Mohali.

Fortis Hospital.

Cygnus Supers peciality Hospital.

Mukut Hospital and Heart Institute, Chandigarh

Global Health Private Limited, New Delhi

Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Narayana Super Specialist Hospital (Katra), Jammu.

VLCC (branches all over India, besides tricity)

Cleopatra wellness and beauty centre Chandigarh/Panchkula/Mohali

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Clothing and Textiles

Tynor

Agam Knitwear

Pro-end Enterprise

Nahar Group of Companies

Oswal Group of Companies

Rana Polycot

Amartex Industries

JCT

Innovative Knits

Winsome Knitwear

Shingora Textiles Ltd.

Monte Carlo

Human Development and Family Relations

Pediatric Psychology, PGIMER, Chandigarh

Government Medical College and Hospital, Sector-32, Chandigarh

Max Super Specialty Hospital, Mohali and Saket

Ministry of Women and Child Development, New Delhi

National Institute of Public Cooperation and Child Development, NIPCCD, New Delhi

IVY Hospital, Sector-71, Chandigarh

Institute of Personality and Aptitude Testing-IPAT, Chandigarh

Indian Council of Social Welfare, Sector-11, Chandigarh

State Council of Educational Research and Training (SCERT), Sector-32, Chandigarh

Society for Promotion of Youth and Masses (SPYM), Sector-18-A, Chandigarh

(Drug De-addiction Rehabilitation Center)

Government Rehabilitation Institute for Intellectual Disabilities (GRIID), Sector-31, Chandigarh

Women and Child Support Unit, Women Police Station, Home Guard Building, Sector-17,

Chandigarh

Rehabilitation Centre for Handicapped Children, Setor-38, Chandigarh

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Voluntary Health Association of Punjab, Sector-10, Chandigarh

National Association for the Blind, Karuna Sadan, Sector-11, Chandigarh

PRAYAS, Sector-38, Chandigarh

ITFT, Institute of Technology and Future Trends, Sector-17, Chandigarh

Carmel Convent School, Sector-9, Chandigarh

Cheema Medical Complex, Phase-4, Mohali

Yadavindra Public School (YPS), Mohali

Sai Sanjeevani Neuro Rehabilitation and Physiotherapy Centre, Phase-4, SAS Nagar, Mohali

ISSH-Guidance and Counseling Center, Sector 7, Panchkula

ODE Integrated Public School, Sector-11, Panchkula

Ankur Kids Super Speciality Hospital, Jalandhar

Neil Hospital, Gujral Nagar, Jalandhar

ASHIRWAD, North India Cerebral Palsy Association, Pakhowal Road, Ludhiana

Interior Design and Resource Management

Job Opportunities as interior designers in following sectors

Commercial sector

Corporate sector

Housing

Real estate agencies

Free-lancer/ Co-workers with Architects, Contractors, interior furnishing studios

Lighting/ Sanitary houses

Polytechnic and degree colleges

Vocational Institutions

General and Allied Fields

Leome International

Diala Bank

Veritas Infosolutions

ECO India

Financial Guru

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Counselling Cell has been started by the department of Human Development and Family Relations of the

college. It gives students an opportunity to explore, discover, and clarify, ways of living that are more

satisfying and resourceful to lead a happy life. Effective counselling helps to improve the self-image of

young students and facilitate achievement in life tasks.

Objectives of the Counselling Cell are:

1. To help students gain an insight into the causes and possible solutions of emotional difficulties,

leading to an increased capacity to take rational control over feelings and actions.

2. To normalize maladjusted behavior and assist students to move in the direction of fulfilling their

potentials.

3. To promote a good self-image in each student by providing an environment that encourages

independence, decision making, ability and problem solving potentials within themselves.

A part of learning process referring to interaction between tutor and students from diverse backgrounds

for personal, academic, moral and social discussions.

One tutorial class per week for all the students and teachers (15-20 students per tutor)

Providing individual support and addressing queries and problems

Assisting students in shedding all inhibitions, recognizing and promoting academic and personal

skills

Conducting interactive activities, brain storming sessions and debates on varied topics (social,

environmental, safety and other issues)

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The college has a functional Women Cell to address "grievances/ complaints" of the students. Grievances

include the following complaints of the aggrieved students, namely: -

1. Making admission contrary to merit determined in accordance with the declared admission policy

of the institute.

2. Irregularity in the admission process adopted by the institute.

3. Refusing admission in accordance with the declared admission policy of the institute.

4. Providing any information which is false or misleading and not based on facts.

5. Withhold or refuse to return any document in the form of certificates of degrees, diploma or any

other award or other document and deposited with it by a person for the purpose of seeking

admission in such institution, with a view to induce or compel such person to pay any fee or fees

in respect of any course or programme of study which such person does not intend to pursue.

6. Demand of money in excess of that specified in the declared admission policy or approved by the

competent authority to be charged by such institution.

7. Breach of the policy for reservation in admission as may be applicable.

8. Complaints, of alleged discrimination of students from the Schedule Castes, Schedule Tribes,

Other Backward Classes, Women, Minority or Disabled Categories.

9. Nonpayment or delay in payment of scholarships to any student that such institution is committed,

under the conditions imposed by University Grants Commission, or by any other authority.

10. Delay in conduct of examinations or declaration of results beyond that specified in the academic

calendar.

11. On provision of student amenities as may have been promised or required to be provided by the

institutions.

12. Denial of quality education as promised at the time of admission or required to be provided.

13. Non transparent or unfair evaluation practices.

14. Harassment and victimization of students, including sexual harassment.

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RAGGING IS A COGNIZABLE OFFENCE AND IS BANNED IN ANY FORM INSIDE &

OUTSIDE THE CAMPUS

Ragging includes disorderly conduct whether by words, spoken or written or by any act which has the

effect of teasing, treating and handling with rudeness any other student, indulging in rowdy or indiscipline

activities which cause or are likely to cause hardship or psychological harm or to raise fear or apprehension

in a fresher or new student. It is imperative that students be well- behaved and respectful towards each

other. Any one indulging in or abetting gang fights will be dealt with very sternly and may be rusticated.

Ragging in any form is a punishable offence and the same is banned by the Court of Law, as per directives

of the Supreme Court of India, dated May 16, 2007 in SLP No. (s) 24295 / 2004. Anti- Ragging squad and

helplines have been formed in the college to prevent ragging and help students in distress, if any.

Helpline Numbers for reporting the Ragging:

Prof.Reetinder Brar (Convener ) 9815735539

Mrs. Pratibha Thapa ( M.Sc Hostel Warden) 97803892332

Mrs Shalu Gupta 8283821618

Mrs. Sakshi Sharma 9417336966

Ms. Shikha Garg ( B.Sc Hostel Warden) 9779774434

A resident nurse is available in the college and hostel 24*7 hours

Sick rooms are available in the college and hostel

First-aid and general medicines are given to the students for medical problems free of cost

If need arises, then students are taken to near by government hospital for expert medical assistance

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CULTURAL AND LITERARY GROOMING

Various opportunities are provided to students to express themselves and strive towards overall holistic

development.

Preparing students for participation in, Zonal/ Inter zonal/ National Youth Festival, Chandigarh

Carnival, Home Science Fest, Chd. Urban Fest, Antaakshri Competition in Rose Fest and Inter

College Competitions

Participation in all college activities and functions throughout the session.

Student enrichment programmes: Special lectures, Workshops, Seminars, Live performances of

eminent personalities

Regular grooming and polishing in following activities:

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Music vocal: Light music (Ghazal, Geet), Folk song, Shabad, Bhajan, Group song, etc.

Dance: Classical dance, Group dance, Folk/ Traditional dance like Giddha, Luddi, Bhangra.

Theatre: One-act play, Skit, Mime, Mimicry, Histronics, Bhand, Muhavredar Vartalaap

Public speaking: Debate, Declamation, Elocution, Poem Recitation, Poster presentation

Creative writing: Essay, Poem, Story

Quiz: written and Oral

Heritage Crafts: Phulkari/Bagh,Cross stitch/Dasuti,Khiddu ,Peerhi ,Ennu, Pakhi,Guddian

patole,Naala ,tokri,,chikku & paranda making,Crochet.

Talent hunt and Teej celebrations to give freshers a chance to explore their hidden talents and

strengths.

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NCC promotes Unity and Discipline among students

One unit (98 Cadets) of Army wing in liaison with 1 Chandigarh Girls BN

NCC Cadets promotes the current national campaigns (Swachhatha, Digitization etc.) through

active participation in community

Training Camps for Cadets: Annual Training Camp, Shooting Camp/ Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat/

All India Trekking Expedition/ Republic Day/ Personality Development and Leadership Camp/

Mountaineering Camp/Army attachment camps

‘B’ certificate requires 75 per cent attendance and one training camp and to avail ‘C’ certificate

cadets has to pass B Certificate and one more camp

NCC Cadets are eligible for the enrolment in first year on the basis of physical fitness, height

and interview conducted in liaison with commanding officer 1Chd Girls Bn NCC.

Incentives to NCC Cadets: Scholarships and Cash Awards, Weightage in higher academics,

Privileged in jobs especially in armed forces.NCC Special Entry Scheme offers Short Service

Commission, Opportunity of adventure activities and travelling to other states

NATIONAL CADET CORPS (NCC)

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The volunteers imbibe and inculcates the motto of National Service Scheme, “Not me but you”

Plans and organizes regular one day camps and seven day special camps in adopted village of

Chandigarh

Two active NSS units (100 NSS volunteers per unit) with trained NSS Programme Officers

Active implementation of all government programs includingTraffic Awareness Programmes, Tree

Plantation, HIV/ AIDS awareness, Poshan Abhiyan, Swachch Bharat Abhiyan, Communal Harmony

Week, Life Skill Training, National festivals, Digital India Movement, Vigilance Awareness,

National Girl Child Day, International Women’s Day, International Yoga day

Special training for rural associate women workers Students voluntarily enroll themselves in the first year

NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME (NSS)

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SPORTS

An athletic track for various track events -100m,200m,400m,4x100m,800m

Well maintained Indoor Badminton Court

Interclass Badminton Championship

Yoga classes/sessions for students, teaching and non- teaching faculty.

Training for discuss throw, shot put and javelin throw.

Volley ball, Football, Net ball and Kho-Kho courts.

Multi gym with six stations

Gymnasium with treadmills, criss cross steppers and weight training set.

Outdoor gym with all-weather machines.

Annual Athletic Meet for students and staff.

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STUDENT COUNCIL

It is a student body duly elected by the students through elections. The council is responsible for

maintaining discipline and helps share students' ideas, interests, and concerns with teachers and college

Principal. The establishment of a student council gives students an opportunity to acquire the sort of

communication, planning and organizational skills which will be of benefit to them in their future lives.

The council consists of:

The President: The President leads the council and gives assistance, guidance, acts as

facilitator during student council discussions. She also maintains frequent contact with

faculty, administration and students.

The Vice President: The Vice President works closely with, and serves in the absence of

the President and coordinates the work of committees.

Secretary cum Treasurer: She keeps accurate minutes of meetings and account of

attendance of every meeting.

There are In charges for every major duty and Class representatives for every class.

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THE PANACHE CLUB

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Annual Fashion Show Aakriti

Annual Fashion show "Aakriti" is a platform where the students of B.Sc. Fashion Designing, Post

Graduate Diploma in Fashion Designing and B.Sc.Apparel and Textile Designing create the clothing line

by developing- mood board, inspirational board, conceptualize the designs, prototype the collections and

construct the products. Finally the collections are showcased in the form of a fashion show. It is a step

forward to bring the budding designers in fashion world.

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Cafeteria

As part of the curriculum, the department of F.N. runs a Cafeteria once a week under Institutional Food

Service Management. The running of the cafeteria enhances entrepreneurial skill development and capacity

building amongst the students. Low cost nutritious recipes are evolved and prepared in the laboratory and

sale is conducted in the college. The activities of the cafeteria include standardization, development and

organoleptic evaluation of value added recipes. The cafeteria aims to equip the students with first hand

practical exposure of running a food service institute and encourage them for startups

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Diet Clinic

The Diet Clinic initiated by Department of Foods and Nutrition provides free dietary counselling in the

college campus. The main aim is to cater to nutritional needs of all sections of the society. The clinic

provides an insight into running of a diet clinic, conducting a diet counselling session and first hand

exposure for an entrepreneurial set up. Apart from providing counselling for weight loss and weight

management, diets are also prepared for clinical conditions and healthy eating patterns for all age groups.

It also trains the students in the use of Diet Cal, a software for dietary calculations and nutritive content of

foods.

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Home Science Fest: Encouraging Entrepreneurship in a Big Way

The college organizes Home Science Fest every year in the campus keeping afloat the spirit of the main

motto ‘Earn while you learn.’ Home Scientists as young entrepreneurs display their skills and talents by

putting up a number of stalls and selling their creative products. These stalls showcase the artistic,

creative and marketing abilities of the students which they learn throughout the year. The Fest serves as a

platform for our college students to hone their entrepreneurial skills and first-hand experience of having a

start-up. Budding entrepreneurs of the college who launch their start-ups in the digital world are

encouraged during the Fest through felicitation

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Event Management

The Department of Family Resource Management holds sessions in event management where in students

are given hands on experience to organizes various events. The students are trained and given an

opportunity to practically apply the process of management to the event. They get to learn and practice

planning process, coordinating, budgeting, scheduling, site selection, arranging for speakers or

entertainers, theme decorations, event security, catering, coordinating with third party vendors, and

emergency plans. Students get opportunity to exercise their creativity and innovativeness by planning and

coordinating an informal event of their choice. Event Management grooms students by building their

confidence, improving leadership, time management skills, and strengthening their interpersonal skills.

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Academia- Industry Linkages

Students (Under Graduate and Post Graduate) are given an opportunity to gain practical knowledge on

technical know-how of courses through industry internships. During internship, students develop

professional and industrial skills on various aspects of curriculum and to apply theory into practice

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Soft Skill Grooming and Mock Interviews

To prepare the students to get absorbed in leading recruiting organizations, various soft skill development

programs and mock interviews are organized throughout the year in the college. This involves various

awareness workshops and seminars on grooming, personality development skills, resume writing and

verbal and nonverbal etiquettes. To develop effective communication skills, free English speaking bridge

course is also organized for final year students.

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*Or any revision of late admission fees by the Syndicate/Senate.

There will be one House Examination for B.Sc. Home Science, B.Sc. Fashion Designing, M.Sc. and

PG Diploma students in each semester.

Attendance in house examinations is compulsory since it is a prerequisite for University

examinations.

Students absenting themselves from the House Examinations without any intimation will have to abide

by the decision taken by the college disciplinary committee.

Students absenting themselves from house examinations on medical grounds should submit the

medical certificate from Government Hospital within three days. No medical certificate will be

entertained afterwards.

Strict disciplinary action will be taken against students who resort to unfair means during examinations.

Class tests and assignments in all the subjects are carried out regularly throughout the year.

Eligibility for the University Examinations will be as per the Panjab University Rules.

B.Sc. Home Science, B.Sc. Fashion Designing, M.Sc. Courses and Post Graduate Diploma Courses:

Roll numbers for University examinations will be issued only to those:

Who have 75% of attendance both in theory and practical separately in each subject for each

semester for all B.Sc., M.Sc. and Post Graduate Diploma Courses.

Who have secured a minimum of 25% marks in theory and practical separately, in the house

examinations for all the courses.

In addition to the Regulations/Rules for B.Sc. Home Science (3-year) Course, a candidate who have

passed the Second semester examination, discontinues studies, may be permitted to join the third

semester or the subsequent semester within two years of his/her passing the examination of the

semester after which the candidate has discontinued his/her studies.

Notwithstanding the above condition, no candidate will be allowed to spend more than

maximum of five years in B.Sc classes. The candidate must earn the stipulated number of credits

for the award of the degree within this period of five years.

House Examinations

Rules for University Examinations

EXAMINATIONS

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In addition to the Regulations/Rules for M.Sc. (Clothing & Textiles) and M.Sc. (Human

Development & Family Relations), a candidate who have passed the Second semester examination,

or any other subsequent examination, discontinues studies, may be permitted to join the Third

semester or the subsequent semester within one year of his/her passing the examination of the

semester after which the candidate has discontinued his/her studies.

Notwithstanding the above condition, no candidate will be allowed to spend more than a

maximum of three years in M.Sc. classes. The candidate must earn the stipulated number of

credits for the award of the degree within the period of three years

A Candidate who appeared under semester system for undergraduate courses should be

allowed to take admission under semester system in M.Sc. if she has two re-appears in 3rd,

4th, 5th & 6th Semester. The candidate will not be allowed to take admission in M.Sc. if she

has re-appear in the subject in undergraduate classes in which she wants to take admission in

M.Sc. Courses.

The admission to M.Sc. course shall be done on the basis of merit. In case any seat is lying vacant

after exhausting the merit list, up to the last date of admission only then the Principal can admit

such students.

The candidate shall not be admitted in 3rd semester of M.Sc. if she does not clear the re-appear

papers of undergraduate classes.

B.Sc. Home Science, B.Sc. Fashion Designing, M.Sc. Courses and Post Graduate Diploma Courses:

Each student is required to obtain at least 50% in Theory and Practical’s separately in Internal

Assessment.

The internal assessment will be calculated on the basis of performance in House Examinations,

tests, assignments, attendance and participation in various co-curricular activities.

If the candidate fails in internal assessment, she will need to take re-examination in the respective

subject.

Internal Assessment

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Following awards and prizes are given to the students who excel in academics, sports and cultural fields:

1. All round Best Student Award (For student excelling both in curricular & co-curricular

activities).

Criteria

Final year students (from all the streams) would be eligible for this award.

The student should appear and pass in all the mid-term and university exams during her stay in

the college.

The student should score at least 60% marks in aggregate in the university and mid-term

examinations.

The student should pass in both the practical and theory exams.

Re-test awards will be considered only if the student has represented the college in any activity

during the examination days.

The student is required to participate in various curricular and co- curricular activities of the

college.

The student should fulfil the university requirement of 75% attendance.

The student should exhibit good behavior.

2. Dr. P.K. Devi Award

Criteria: -

For student exhibiting exemplary discipline, compassion and empathy towards fellow students,

college staff and society in general.

The student should fulfil the university requirement of 75% attendance.

The student should pass in both the practical and theory exams.

The student should exhibit good behavior.

3. Ms. Sherie Doongaji Prize

Criteria: -

For student standing first in in B.Sc. H.Sc.(final year) Clothing and Textiles, Panjab University

Examinations

For student standing first in B.Sc. H.Sc.(final year) Interior Design and Resource management,

Panjab University Examinations

AWARDS AND PRIZES

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4. Sinder Kukar Awards - 05

Sinder Kukar Award of cash prized and trophy is given to topper in HDFR Panjab University

examination.

Criteria and Amount:-

Topper in HDFR in B.Sc.(Home Science) 1st year in Panjab University Chandigarh exam Rs.5000/-

Topper in HDFR in B.Sc.(Home Science) 2nd year in Panjab University Chandigarh exam Rs.5000/-

Topper in HDFR in B.Sc.(Home Science) 3rd year in Panjab University Chandigarh exam Rs.5000/-

Topper in HDFR in M.Sc. final year in Panjab University Chandigarh exam Rs.5000/-

Topper in Foods and Nutrition in M.Sc. final year in Panjab University Chandigarh exam Rs.5000/-

5. Prize for Most Regular Student

Criteria: -

For student having more than 85% attendance in aggregate in respective class.

The student should pass in both the practical and theory exams.

The student should exhibit good behavior.

6. Mr. K.P. Sinha Award for Best Dancer

Criteria: -

For student representing college in various intra and inter college competitions

For student representing college in youth festivals and other cultural activities

The student should fulfil the university requirement of 75% attendance.

The student should pass in both the practical and theory exams.

The student should exhibit good behavior.

7. Award for Best Singer Prize

Criteria: -

For student representing college in various intra and inter college competitions.

For student representing college in youth festivals and other cultural activities

The student should fulfil the university requirement of 75% attendance.

The student should pass in both the practical and theory exams.

The student should exhibit good behavior.

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Apart from these, following prizes in academics are given to the deserving students:

1. Students who stand first and second in Panjab University Examinations (Final) in

M.Sc. Foods and Nutrition

M.Sc. Human Development and Family Relations,

M.Sc. Clothing and Textiles,

P.G. Diploma in Fashion Designing,

P.G. Diploma Nutrition and Dietetics,

P.G. Diploma Child Guidance and Family Counseling

B.Sc. Home Science

B.Sc. Fashion Designing

2. Prizes are given to those students who stand first in aggregate in House Examinations in all M.Sc.

and PG Diploma courses.

3. First and second prizes in aggregate and each individual subject in House Examinations for B.Sc.

(H.Sc.) and B.Sc.(F.D.) are given to the deserving students.

Special prizes and certificates are also awarded to students for distinction in various co-curricular activities.

Note: - The criteria for above mentioned awards and prizes are liable to changes subject to the

decision of the committee formulated by Principal.

Sinder Kukkar Awards

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1. Ragging is strictly prohibited. Ragging in any form in the college campus will be treated as crime.

2. The students are required to attend all the lectures/tutorials/practicals.

3. The students are required to maintain discipline in the college campus.

4. The students must appear in various House Examinations.

5. Use of mobile phones in the classrooms and library, is strictly prohibited.

6. Smoking, drinking and playing cards on the college campus is strictly prohibited.

7. Students must make it a point to read the Notice Board and browse college website daily.

Ignorance of orders/notices duly displayed on the Notice Board/website shall not be accepted

as an excuse for non-compliance.

8. Students violating rules and resorting to indiscipline are liable to be punished in the form of heavy

fine, withdrawal of concession or stipends and even expulsion from the college in extreme cases.

9. Students who are under-age and do not have a valid driving license for a two-wheeler or a four-

wheeler are not allowed to drive as per the directions of the Hon’ble Punjab and Haryana High Court.

10. The students must park their vehicles in the parking lot. Plying of vehicles on the college campus is

not allowed.

11. It is imperative that students be well-behaved and respectful towards other students. Anyone

indulging in or abetting gang fights, bullying, eve-teasing or causing damage to the college property

will be dealt with very strictly and can even be expelled.

12. Parents are requested to remain in touch with the faculty members to keep a track of their ward’s

academic performance, attendance and conduct and are also requested to liaison with the teachers.

13. Each student must bear the cost of repairing and replacing all articles of furniture, crockery, library

books etc. lost, broken and damaged by her.

14. The college reserves the right to refuse admission to a student or to detain her on the following

grounds:

Indiscipline

Shortage of Attendance

Not qualifying the eligibility conditions as laid by Panjab University

Ragging (As per the guidelines from Hon’ble Supreme Court of India)

Bullying, Teasing and Sexual Harassment.Drugs

CODE OF CONDUCT AND DISCIPLINE

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Leave Rules

1. In case of sickness or emergency, the leave application must be submitted within a week duly signed

by the parent/guardian of the applicant.

2. Applications for sick leave for more than three days should be supported by a medical certificate

from a Govt. Dispensary/Hospital.

3. Leave on medical or personal grounds does not entitle a student to claim benefit of lectures

or for appearing in the special test.

4. The sports person leave for sports competition/coaching camp (including journey days)

recommended by Directorate of Sports including Inter-University tournaments, Inter-College

tournaments, Sr. National Championships and International Championships etc. During this leave

period the concerned sports person shall be treated as present for the assessment and for all other

academic purposes.

5. Absence from the college on days immediately before or after winter vacation entails disciplinary

action.

6. The name of any student who absents herself from the college for ten days or more without

any information will be struck off from the college rolls. The Principal has the power to strike

off name of any student who is irregular in attendance or is not amenable to the college

discipline.

7. If a student after getting admission or during the session remains absent continuously for 10 days,

her name will be struck off from the college rolls.

An Identity card and Library card-cum-Reader`s ticket will be issued to admitted students on

production of the fee receipt and submission of passport size photographs as follows

B.Sc. (Home Science and Fashion Designing): 04

P.G. Diploma classes :04

M.Sc. classes: 05

Students must bring with them their identity-cum-library card (College Diary) to avail library facility

otherwise they will not be allowed to enter library. Any girl found damaging/tearing library book(s)

will not be allowed to enter library for that complete academic session.

The number of books which students of different classes are entitled to borrow at one time is as

follows:

B.Sc. Home Science/ B.Sc. Fashion Designing :02

P.G. Diploma :03

M. Sc. Home Science :04

Library Rules

RULES AND REGULATIONS

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Books are issued for a period of fourteen days only After that a fine of Re. 1 per day is charged

Any loss of library books or periodicals will have to be paid for by the defaulter within a week by

replacing the book or paying the price.

Any damage done to a book shall have to be brought to the notice of the Librarian before getting

the book issued. Otherwise the person who returns it will be held responsible for the damage done.

The librarian can ask the borrower to return a book before the due date if the same is needed in the

library for reference.

Reference books are issued only 15 minutes before the closing time of the library and are to be

returned by 9:30 AM the next morning. A fine of Re. one per hour is charged for books returned

late.

GENERAL

No student will be allowed to join hostel without fee Receipts (Both College &Hostel).

Students are required to bring their own bedding, bed linen and door curtains,locks, buckets, mugs,

bulbs, dusters, plate, spoon, tumbler etc

Furniture will be issued to the resident students against their signatures and the student will be held

responsible for any breakage of furniture issued to her.

Hostel students are not allowed to use any personal electric appliances like radio, two in one, electric

rods, electric press, transistors, record players etc. In case of a defaulter, strict action will be taken

and the appliance will be confiscated. They are also warned not to tamper with electrical fittings.

The college will not be responsible for any mishap.

Hostel students are allowed to keep two-wheelers only for their convenience.

No Birthday celebrations are allowed at night in the rooms.

All rooms and belongings including almirahs can be inspected by the person authorized by the

principal.

Prior permission of warden is required to bring food in the rooms, meals will be served strictly in

the mess only.

No student is allowed to stay in the rooms from 9:30 am to 01:00 pm as hostel will be closed

for cleaning purposes.

Appearing in the examinations from outside the hostel will not be allowed.

Students cannot leave the hostel during the semester.

Registered visitors are allowed only on visiting days i.e. Saturday and Sunday from 9:00 am to 5:30

pm

The College is not responsible for any inappropriate behavior/action of the student which is

detrimental to accepted social norms.

Possession and consumption of any kind of intoxicants/drugs/ alcohol will result in immediate

expulsion from the hostel.

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The college does not take responsibility of valuables especially mobile phones and cash of

resident students. They are therefore advised not to bring jewellery and other expensive articles

with them.

Students are not allowed to stay in the College hostel during autumn break, winter break or

summer vacations.

All the students will report daily for evening Roll-Call in the hostel common room at 6:00 p.m.

Parents of the defaulter students can be called by the hostel authorities any time.

If, at any time, it is found that the information given to hostel authorities by the parents or the

students is wrong, strict action will be taken immediately by the hostel and college authorities.

Resident students are not allowed to take part in any kind of protest or strike. This will lead to their

expulsion from the hostel and college.

Strict disciplinary action will be taken against defaulters, which may result in immediate

expulsion from hostel.

Students are expected to maintain a decent dress code in the hostel and college premises.

Habitual defiance of the hostel rules will render a resident student liable to disciplinary action, a

special fine and even expulsion from the college.

Ragging is strictly prohibited as per the Hon'ble Supreme Court orders. Defaulters will face

punitive action.

Any kind of shouting, creating rumours, knocking on doors or any other act likely to create

disturbance is strictly prohibited within the Hostel premises.

Any matter of dispute with fellow boarders should be reported immediately to the

Warden/Principal.

Residents must switch off fans and lights before leaving for night out, day out and during college

hours.

Action will be taken against the erring students, who pass undesirable remarks about fellow

students, indulge in physical and mental torture and show disobedience and non-co-operative

behaviour.

A day scholar is not permitted to visit or stay in the hostel without the permission of the Principal.

Student must give due respect to the wardens and the hostel staff.

Residents should maintain cordial relations with other fellow students.

Any hosteller found guilty of creating indiscipline, bringing bad publicity or indulging in negative

politics is liable to be expelled with immediate effect.

The Principal reserves the right to change any of the hostel rules and dues. The changes shall be

binding on the residents.

MEDICAL REQUIREMENTS

It is mandatory to carry a Medical Fitness Certificate by an authorized Medical Practitioner at the time of

entry to the hostel. The Medical Certificate should carry the information of the blood group of the student.

If a student is suffering from any allergy or medicine, then the same should also be mentioned.Such students

are advised to take all precautionary measures themselves to avoid repercussions. Non-disclosure of

information related to any serious medical condition will result in the cancellation of the hostel seat. In

case this fact is concealed from the authorities at the time of admission, the college will not be responsible

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for any emergency that may arise. Students are advised not to indulge in self-medication; if they do so,

they will be responsible for the consequences. A nurse is available on the campus 24X7 for any kind of

medical aid. In case of emergency the student will be taken to the nearby Govt. hospital and the local

guardian will be called immediately along with the intimation to the parents.

HOSTEL LEAVE RULES

1. A resident student can avail night out /weekend leave only twice a month.

2. Wardens can grant leave only on weekends and not during college days and timings.

3. A maximum of 4 days leave will be granted for the wedding of siblings. The wedding card and a letter

from parents with the proof of their identity should be attached with the leave application. In all such cases

the parents must write directly to the Principal at least two days in advance.

4. Residents will be granted permission to attend family functions only if they have the requisite attendance

in classes, have appeared in the Mid-semester examinations, and have adhered to the rules and regulations

of the college.

5. If any student extends her leave period of night stay, the parents/guardians should inform the hostel

warden well in advance and submit an extension leave application duly signed by the parents.

6. The warden can sanction leave upto 4 days. Any leave more than 4 days would require the sanction of

the Principal.

7. Attendance will not be granted for medical leave or any other leave taken by the student.

8. Students who do not report for 10 days without prior permission will have to vacate the hostel.

RULES FOR OUTING

Timings for Outings:

Wednesdays 3:00 p.m. till Roll Call time*

Fridays 3:00 p.m. till Roll Call time

Sundays 10:00 a.m. till Roll Call time

Other Holidays 12:00 p.m. till Roll Call time

*Roll Call Time

Summers: 6:00 p.m.

Winters: 5:30 p.m.

1. Residents must enter their timings of departure and arrival in the outing register

(Dayout/Nightout/Coaching).

2. The resident should positively return to the hostel before Roll call otherwise serious action will be taken.

3. Residents shall strictly adhere to the timings of their return i.e. before Roll call in case of Day Outs and

Night Outs.

4. The warden has the right to deny outing to a resident in case of returning late from Night out/any kind

of misconduct.

5. If a resident frequently overstays during her leave, her hostel seat may be cancelled and it may also entail

refusal of admission to the college in the next session.

6. Students who absent themselves from the hostel without Night Out Pass will have to face strict action as

per the decision of the Hostel Committee.

7. Residents should not ask for outings/favours other than the mentioned outing schedule.

Note: Day outings will be given according to the season and circumstances.

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Mess Rules

1. Mess Security amounting to Rs. 1000/- will be charged from the hostel resident students at the time of

admission to the hostel which is refundable.

2. Mess is run on contract basis. The Mess Charges for every session will be as per the approved contract

rate of the contractor.

3. Mess Dues are deposited cumulative for every quarter. Mess Dues are to be deposited before the 10th

of the month of the quarter, for which dues are being paid online.

4. If a student fails to pay the dues within 15 days, their mess account will be cancelled/they will not

get food from the mess.

5. Hostellers are required to dine in the dining hall only.

6. No hosteller is permitted to take her meals to her room without the special permission of the Hostel

Supdt. If found violating, disciplinary action will be taken.

7. Meals will not be served before or after the fixed hour. Residents must observe meal timings and must

be punctual for that.

8. No hosteller is allowed to enter the cooking area/kitchen of the hostel.

9. Hostellers are not allowed to come in casual clothes/ night dress to the dining hall. They should be

properly and decently clad.

10. Residents must behave properly with the mess staff.

Note: Students must observe all mess rules in the dining hall

FOR THE KIND ATTENTION OF PARENTS/GUARDIANS

1. At the time of joining the hostel, the parents/local guardians are required to submit, the name

and the address of the local guardians on the specified form.

2. It is mandatory for the parents to put down their signatures in front of the Hostel Committee.

3. Parents are advised to check the leave book and sign it on every visit of their wards.

4. Students should open an SBI bank account in their home towns and carry the ATM cards along

for convenient monetary transactions.

5. Change of address/telephone number to be informed to the warden in writing by the parents.

6. Parents of the defaulter students can be called by the hostel authorities any time.

7. The visitors will meet their wards in visitor’s room only during visiting hours.

8. No parents/guardians will be allowed to go to the resident's room.,

APPOINTING OF LOCAL GUARDIANS

1. Appointing of a local guardian is a must for the hostel record of each resident student. In case

of an emergency, local guardians will be informed and called.

2. Unmarried Men (blood relation and cousins) will not be accepted as local guardians and will

not be allowed to enter the college premises.

3. Only a married couple should preferably be the local guardian. (Real brother/sister, married or

unmarried is also eligible to be local guardian)

4. Only parents and guardians will be allowed to meet their wards from 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. on

Saturday and 11:00 a.m.to 5:00 p.m. on Sundays.

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A student who wishes to withdraw her admission from the college must apply to the Principal in writing.

The Application for withdrawal must be countersigned by the parent/guardian. A student leaving the

college without any information to the Principal will forfeit the entire security deposit and the same will

be adjusted towards the dues. No claim for refund of security will be entertained in such cases.

In partial modification of office order No. DPI-UT-12(6) 95 dated 30-3-07/24-4-07,the Advisor to the

Administrator, Union Territory, Chandigarh is pleased to adopt the recommendations of the Registrar,

Panjab University, Chandigarh Endorsed vide No. 4721-4900/Misc/A-3 dated 28-5-07 regarding refund of

entire fee collected from the students withdrawing before the starting of the course ,the candidates in the

waiting list should be given admission against the vacant seat. The entire fee collected from the student,

after a deduction of the processing fee of not more than Rs.1000/- (Rupees one Thousands only) shall be

refunded and returned by the Institution/University to the student/candidate withdrawing from the

programme. Should a student leave after joining the course and if the seat consequently falling vacant has

been filled by another candidate by the last date of admission, the institution must return the fee collected

with proportionate deduction of monthly fee and proportionate hostel rent, where applicable, as conveyed

by University Grants Commission, New Delhi vide their letter No. F.No. 1-3/2007(CPP-II)dated 23rd April

2007.

Note: Not withstanding anything contained in this document to the contrary, the "Instructions for

Admission to Various Courses" of Panjab University, Chandigarh or any subsequent instructions to

be issued for the session 2018-19 shall apply.

Refund of Security:

The application for the refund of security must be accompanied by "No Dues" certificate from the Heads

of various Departments, College Librarian, Hostel Superintendent. The applications for refund will be

entertained within a year of the student leaving the college.

Loss or Breakage: Any loss or breakage of College Property has to be paid for by the defaulter.

FEE REFUND POLICY

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NOTE

All court cases related to admission will fall in the jurisdiction of Hon'ble Court in

Chandigarh U.T.

Source of graphics, frames etc.: google.com

Disclaimer

Although every effort has been made to provide reliable and accurate

information, The Chandigarh Administration or the Prospectus

Committee does not warrant or assume any legal liability or

responsibility for any error at any stage of printing and compilation. The

contents in the Prospectus are subject to change by the Panjab University

and/or the Chandigarh Administration from time to time.

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Fake Universities Source:-https://www.ugc.ac.in/page/Fake-Universities.aspx

State-wise List of fake Universities as on November, 2019

Delhi

1. Commercial University Ltd., Daryaganj, Delhi.

2. United Nations University, Delhi.

3. Vocational University, Delhi.

4. ADR-Centric Juridical University, ADR House, 8J, Gopala Tower, 25 Rajendra Place, New Delhi - 110

008.

5. Indian Institute of Science and Engineering, New Delhi.

6. Viswakarma Open University for Self-Employment, Rozgar Sewasadan, 672, Sanjay Enclave, Opp. GTK

Depot, Delhi-110033.

7. Adhyatmik Vishwavidyalaya (Spiritual University), 351-352, Phase-I, Block-A, Vijay Vihar, Rithala,

Rohini, Delhi-110085

Karnataka

8. Badaganvi Sarkar World Open University Education Society, Gokak, Belgaum, Karnataka.

Kerala

9. St. John’s University, Kishanattam, Kerala.

Maharashtra

10. Raja Arabic University, Nagpur, Maharashtra.

West Bengal

11. Indian Institute of Alternative Medicine, Kolkatta.

12. Institute of Alternative Medicine and Research,8-A, Diamond Harbour Road, Builtech inn, 2nd Floor,

Thakurpurkur, Kolkatta - 700063

Uttar Pradesh

13. Varanaseya Sanskrit Vishwavidyalaya, Varanasi (UP) Jagatpuri, Delhi.

14. Mahila Gram Vidyapith/Vishwavidyalaya, (Women’s University) Prayag, Allahabad, Uttar Pradesh.

15. Gandhi Hindi Vidyapith, Prayag, Allahabad, Uttar Pradesh.

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16. National University of Electro Complex Homeopathy, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh.

17. Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose University (Open University), Achaltal, Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh.

18. Uttar Pradesh Vishwavidyalaya, Kosi Kalan, Mathura, Uttar Pradesh.

19. Maharana Pratap Shiksha Niketan Vishwavidyalaya, Pratapgarh, Uttar Pradesh.

20. Indraprastha Shiksha Parishad, Institutional Area,Khoda,Makanpur,Noida Phase-II, Uttar Pradesh.

Odisha

21. Nababharat Shiksha Parishad, Anupoorna Bhawan, Plot No. 242, Pani Tanki Road,Shaktinagar,

Rourkela-769014.

22. North Orissa University of Agriculture & Technology, Odisha.

Puducherry

23. Sree Bodhi Academy of Higher Education, No. 186, Thilaspet, Vazhuthavoor Road, Puducherry-605009

Andhra Pradesh

24. Christ New Testament Deemed University, #32-32-2003, 7th Lane, Kakumanuvarithoto, Guntur, Andhra

Pradesh-522002 and another address of Christ New Testament Deemed University, Fit No. 301, Grace

Villa Apts., 7/5, Srinagar, Guntur, Andhra Pradesh-522002

* Bhartiya Shiksha Parishad, Lucknow, UP - the matter is subjudice before the District Judge -

Lucknow

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Prospectus Committee

Chairperson Prof. Sudha Katyal

Incharge Dr. Rupinder Ghumman

Members Dr.Ritu Pradhan

Mrs. Mona Soin

Ms.Preeti Sodhi

Dr. Shabana Gandhi

Mr. Navtej Singh

Dr. Gaurav Kalra

Dr. Reenu

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Contact US

Website:- www.homescience10.ac.in

e-mail:- homescience-chd@nic.in

Phone: - 0172-2740387

For any enquiry, please call (9:00AM to 4:00 PM)

Dr. Gaurav Kalra 08872444204

Major Neelam Kumari 09417482453

Ms. Neelam (Office) 088725-24770

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