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LIFE MEMBERS OF THE GOVERNING COUNCIL& MANAGING COMMITTEE OF THE COLLEGE

A SOURCE OF INSPIRATIONGREAT

President, Governing Council (1973-2008)KHALSA COLLEGE LYALLPUR GROUP OF INSTITUTIONS

Member Lok Sabha (1999-2004)Member Rajya Sabha (1992-1998)

Late S. Balbir Singh(5.12.1938 - 13.02.2008)

Members of the Managing Committee (LKCW)

Sardarni Balbir KaurPresident

S. Deepinder Singh PurewalVice President

Sardarni Urmiljeet Kaur Hon. Secretary

S. Jaspal SinghHon. Joint Secretary

Sardarni Kartar Kaur Member

S. Avtar Singh KangMember

Dr. Paramjit Kaur PanagMember (Co-opted) Member (Co-opted)

S. Gurdeep Singh Sangha

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Member (Co-opted)S. Bhupinder Singh Mann

S. Daljeet Singh Member

S. Ajay Pal Singh DhillonMember

Dr. Jasdeep Singh SandhuMember

S. Parampal Singh Member

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A nation’s growth depends on the development of human resources with professional and scientific temper. The vision of Lyallpur Khalsa College for Women is to have our youth imbued with straightforward objectives. Here students are enrolled with a mission to encourage them to dream big and also to guide them in a way that they might achieve what they dream of. I am sure if the youth is crafted efficiently then India has tremendous opportunities to become a global power. LKCW is a proud mission- driven community providing a world class education, celebrating the fact that each student is different, as a person and as a learner. It desires to set an approach to learning that incorporates inquiry, research, analytical thinking and an ethical approach that becomes a lifetime habit. Open- mindedness, a multicultural orientation, independence, a global outlook, multiple intelligences, and abilities – these are the premium qualities needed today in the outside competitive world. Lyallpur Khalsa College for Women fashions its vision and mission on the above lines and we hope that our most sincere and dedicated students and faculty will keep on contributing to the quality education. With a benevolent attitude taking up professional zeal and supported by a group of committed faculty members will help realise its cherished objectives.

Wishing you all the best for the next academic session!

President’s Message

Mrs. Balbir KaurPresident

Governing Council, LKCW, Jalandhar

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Secretary’s Message

Education is not an act of acquiring knowledge but learning a skill to lead life and forming one’s personality. This is an ennobling process of growth. I can boldly say that we have excelled in every initiative that we undertook and we have stood together in facing the challenges in realizing quality education. In all this, we have made every effort to be sensitive and compassionate to the marginalized and the people in need. This has been the unique character of Lyallpur Khalsa College for Women, Jalandhar education system. I feel happy when the bright and talented students from a rural background progress steadily from deprived performance to better performance, moving towards excellence. LKCW has served the vicinity, developing a reputation as a centre for academic excellence in a safe, caring and positive environment. Here we offer a broad curriculum that meets the needs of our diverse learners. We are committed to equipping our students with the skills and resources they need for a successful future. As a learning community, we also value education outside the classroom and believe it is important for our students to be actively involved in the arts, cultural, sports and leadership opportunities. Our academic results are consistently high, and we have the confidence and respect of our community. Thank you for your interest and trust in LKCW. We look forward to meeting you.

Welcome to college life!

Mrs. Urmiljeet KaurSecretary

Governing Council, LKCW, Jalandhar

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The mission of Lyallpur Khalsa College for Women, Jalandhar community is to provide innovative educational environments, opportunities, and experiences that enable individuals, communities and the region to grow, thrive, and prosper. Our college educates the most promising students and prepares them for a lifetime of learning and responsible citizenship, through a faculty dedicated to teaching and the creation of knowledge. The college expects academic excellence and encourages independence of thought with a vision to glove its students and craft them as serenely composed personalities. Our college faculty is passionate about teaching our students and endeavor hard to bring out the best of its wards. The college embraces diversity with the knowledge that significantly enhances the quality of LKCW education. Lyallpur Khalsa College for Women under the ablest leadership of benign and progressive governing council members is dedicated to the cause of preservation of cultural heritage on the one hand and offers a wide expanse of modern educational facilities and techniques to its wards on the other. As a college we have a strong focus on student academic progress, achievement and continuation to university is the chosen routine for the significant majority. Students work in an environment where they are stretched and challenged and have their expectations raised to achieve demanding targets. This is evidenced in the largest results where our students have done exceptionally well. Students leave the college as a dynamic and impactful global citizen equipped to play a leading role in whichever walk of life they choose.

I warmly welcome you all and wish our students the best academic year ahead

Dr. (Mrs.) NavjotM.A., B.Ed., M.Phil, Ph.D.

Principal

Principal’s Message

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INTRODUCTIONAgainst the scenario of darkness that has engulfed the human horizon due to ignorance, oppression, corruption, denial of justice, inhuman treatment of women, drugs depicted by the dark background of the crest there is light that dispels the gloominess of our world and heralds joy and peace, it is the light of knowledge which is gained through education. The patrons of our college, honourable late Sr. Balbir Singh ji conscious of the social and moral dimensions of the fast- changing modern world, endeavoured hard to herald a new era in the field of education. The College Governing Council embraces with all sincerity and loyalty the mission of enlightening the young minds by striving effortlessly to sustain a balance between goodwill and workmanship. The sapling of Lyallpur Khalsa College for Women, Jalandhar was sown as a women section of the Lyallpur Khalsa Educational Body in the year 1960. It has now bloomed into a full fledged, independent and prestigious institution affiliated to Guru Nanak Dev University, Amritsar. We endeavour to stand for academic excellence, development of skills and especially character formation based on the love for Almighty and service of people as exemplified by our prophets. We have come a long way since 1960 and today are able to offer our students good infrastructure, experienced faculty, efficient administration and a wide repertoire of courses. We aim to train our students to become good citizens, distinguished for their sincere commitment to work, society and country at large. Let your college be widely known and appreciated for the fibre and sinew of moral and intellectual strength of the academic community, which it is privileged to house and nourish, and for its efforts to dispel darkness and brighten the lives of young learners.

LOCATIONThe college is situated near Sadar Police Station with G.T Road on one side and Cantt. Road on the other. The groovy, serene eucalyptus plantation lends healthy and scenic beauty to the college. Though it’s location is distanced from the maddening crowd of the city, yet it provides an easy access to the girls of Model Town, Defence Colony, Urban Estate, Ranjit Nagar, Mota Singh Nagar, Cantt. and other parts of the city. It also attracts students from Phagwara, Adampur and rural areas of Jalandhar and Hoshiarpur. Local locomotives running

through Jalandhar and Nakodar stop at Lyallpur Khalsa College halt which the government has specially provided in response to the efforts made by the college to facilitate the approach of the students from villages. All buses ply on Cantt. Road or G.T Road from various parts of the city and the locomotives stop in front of the college gate during the college hours, and the main bus stand is also very close to the college.

BUILDINGThe college is housed in a commodious building constructed on hygienic lines with its main entrance gate on the Cantt. Road side. The college has well- equipped labs, spacious and airy classrooms, and an air- conditioned auditorium. A spacious hostel caters the needs of the students coming from outside the city. The college canteen is well furnished and properly maintained. Lush green lawns overlapped with fresh flowers render not only beauty to the college building but also provides a very congenial atmosphere for the harmonious growth of the students.

VISIONThe College envisions to admit undergraduate, graduate and postgraduate students those who have the highest potential for benefitting from the education provided by the College and the University, regardless of their financial, social, religious or ethnic background. The College provides teaching facilities, support (including pastoral care) and social, recreational and sporting facilities to enable each of its students to realise as much as possible of their academic and personal potential whilst studying here. This forms the basis for the College’s statutory purpose, the advancement of education, religion, learning and research, and the College pursues its charitable objects for the public benefit through a wide variety of activities, like providing, in conjunction with the University , offering a world class educational opportunities ; supporting students financially and rewarding excellence through the provision of bursaries, scholarships, prizes and grants, as well as assisting students in particular financial hardships. Providing pastoral care to all the students through the tutorial system and other welfare and support mechanisms; providing library, computing, cultural, sporting and social facilities to enable students to achieve their full potential both academically and otherwise.

CAMPUS PROFILE

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CAMPUS PROFILE

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES* I n t e l l e c t u a l d e v e l o p m e n t w h i c h i n c l u d e s

development of divergent thinking, creativity, reasoning

and the ability to make judgements and to analyse and

solve problems, ability to take initiative, persistence,

attentiveness and capacity for observation and

imagination, the ability to memorize, understand, apply,

analyse integrate and evaluate knowledge and the skills

for innovation and be able to adapt to changes.

* Physical development that includes awakening

consciousness of maintaining health and physical fitness.

* Moral development which includes developing the

ability to face moral challenges and dilemmas in an

informed, authentic manner that is in harmony with

ethical values that are developed freely and voluntarily.

* Spiritual development that enables one to search

the meaning and purpose in life.

* Aesthetic development which involves cultivation of

children’s interest in aesthetic expression, cultivation of

abilities to enjoy life and to appreciate various forms of

beauty, art and culture and the ability to optimize their

leisure and enrich their cultural life.

* Cultural development which involves inculcating cultural

values among students.

* Social development which involves social qualities in

students to make them fit for society.

* H a r m o n i o u s d e v e l o p m e n t w h i c h i n v o l v e s

developing harmoniously and simultaneously all the

powers and capacities inherited by the child.

* Character formation of individuals to make them one

with virtues and brotherly love who prize truth, justice,

wisdom, benevolence and self control as the worthy

acquisitions of a successful life.

* Education for vocation to prepare the student for

some future profession or vocation or trade so that

they are able to earn their livelihood.

* Education for citizenship that enables students to

perform multifarious civic duties and responsibilities.

* Educat ion for se l f -real izat ion which means

fulfilment of oneself of the possibilities of one’s character

or personality. From the religious point of view, it refers

to a profound spiritual awakening where there is an

awakening from an illusory self identity image (ego), to

the true, divine, perfect condition that the individual is.

RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTIONSOur College maintains services in the College Gurudwara daily promoting the activities of the religious faith and fostering the spiritual welfare of College members irrespective of denomination or faith. The college imparts religious instructions in keeping with the high ideals and great values of Sikhism. Morning prayers, celebration of Guruparvs and anniversaries of Prophets is a regular feature of the institutional tradition. The Shabad Deh Shiva Var Mohe Ihe, instils fearlessness among the students . This shabad stands for the united power of “Shakti and Bhakti”.

OUR PHILANTHROPIC PARTNERS

S. Wali Singh

Mrs. Satwinder Kaur Sirsa

Mr. Jagmail Bhandal

Dr. Kulwant Singh, KGM Hospital, Jalandhar

Mrs. Parminder Beri

Ms. Namita Kalra

Mr. Narinder Kaushik

Mr. Neetu Kang

Mr. Deepa Purewal

Mr. Prabhpreet Singh Gill

Mr. Surinder Saini

Bhai Harpal SIngh

Mrs. Baljot Kaur Chahal

Ms. Sonia Singh, Canada

Dr. Kirandeep Singh

PARENT TEACHER ASSOCIATION

S. Sukhwinder Singh

Mr. Ramkrishan Bhardwaj

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1. Mrs. Sweety Mann M.A., M.Phil.2. Dr. Navdeep Kaur

M.A., Ph.D.3. Mrs. Shikha Sharma

M.A., B.Ed., M.Phil.4. Mrs. Harmohini

M.A., M.Phil5. Mrs. Jasleen Johal

M.A., M.Phil., B.Ed.6. Vacant (2)

1. Dr. Akal Amrit KaurM.A. (Hons. Sch.), Ph.D.

2. Vacant (3)

1. Dr. Sarabjit KaurM.A. (Hindi, Pbi & Religious Studies)M.Phil., Ph.D.

2. Dr. Amardeep DeolM.A. (Hindi), M.A. (Translation)M.Phil., Ph.D.

3. Vacant (1)

1. Dr. Maninder AroraM.A., B.Ed., Ph.D.

2. Vacant (3)

1. Dr. Davinderpal SandhuM.A., M.Phil, Ph.D.

2. Vacant (1)

1. Mrs. Pardeep KumariM.Sc., B.Ed., M.Phil.

2. Mrs. AnshuM.Sc., M.Phil.

3. Ms. ManjinderM.Sc., B.Ed.

4. Vacant (2)

1.BA (Hons.), M.A.Ms. Manita

1. Mrs. Gagandeep KaurM.Sc. (Hons.)

2. Vacant (1)

COLLEGE FACULTY

ENGLISH

PUNJABI

HINDI

HISTORY

MATHEMATICS

GEOGRAPHY

ECONOMICS

PRINCIPAL

Dr. (Mrs.) NavjotM.A., B.Ed., M.Phil, Ph.D.

POLITICAL SCIENCE

1. Mrs. Jaswinder KaurM.Com., CS, B.Ed, P.G.D.I.T., A.D.C.A.,Six Sigma (Green Belt)

2. Mrs. Gurvinder KaurM.Com., M.Phil., B.Ed.

3. Dr. Gurpreet KaurM.Com., M.Phil, Ph.D.

4. Mrs. BindiyaM.Com., M.Phil

5. Mr. Navdeep SinghMBA, M.Com.

6. Mrs. Rashmi SharmaM.Com.

COMMERCE

1. Mrs. Kuldeep Kaur

M.Sc. (FD), P.G.D.D.T., B.Ed.

2. Mrs. Manjeet Kaur

M.Sc.(FD), PGDFD & DC

3. Vacant (5)

FASHION DESIGNING

1. Ms. Aatma SinghB.Sc.(Hons.) Home Science, M.Sc. Food & Nutrition

2. Vacant (1)

HOME SCIENCE

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1. Mrs. Kiranjit BajwaM.A., M.Phil.

PHILOSOPHY

1. Mrs. Sangeeta SareenM.A. (Phy.Edu.)

2. Vacant (1)

PHYSICAL EDUCATION

1. Dr. Raman Preet Kohli

MCA, Ph.D

2. Mrs. Amanpreet Kaur

MCA

3. Mrs. Chandan Preet Kaur

MCA

4. Mrs. Ritu Rai

MCA

5. Mrs. Shivani Dhawan

M.Sc.(C.Sc.)

COMPUTER SCIENCE & IT

1. Dr. Rupali RazdanM.A., Ph.D.

2. Ms. Sarabjit KaurM.A.

FINE ARTS/APPLIED ARTS

1. Dr. Mukta Chum NistandraM.Sc.(Hons.), Ph.D.

ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES

1. Ms. KanchanM.com, MLIS, PGDLAN, M.Phil

LIBRARY

1. Dr. (Mrs.) Rupinder Kaur (Warden)2. Ms. Shashi Sharma (Superintendent)

HOSTEL

MEDICAL OFFICER1. Dr. Inderjit Singh

S. Amarjit Singh (M.Com, PGDMM, PGDCA)

Mrs. Manjit Kaur

(Jr. Asst.) (Designated Accountant)

Sh. Mohan Singh Mrs. Parvinder Rani

(Clerk) (Typist)

Mr. Rajveer Singh (Clerk)

Ms.Deepika Thakur (Clerk cum Data-Operator)

Ms. Mamta (Data-Operator)

S. Narinder Pal Singh (Clerk)

S. Charanpreet Singh (Comp.Lab./Assist.)

Mrs. Baljinder Kaur (Data-Operator)

Mr. Jaspreet (Data-Operator)

(O/Supdt.),

S.Gurvinderpal Singh

OFFICE STAFF

COSMETOLOGY1. Mrs. Shivani Devi

PG Diploma in Cosmetology2. Mrs. Rajwant Kaur

M.A., M.Phil. B.Ed, PG Diploma in Cosmetology

1. Dr.(Mrs.) Rupinder KaurM.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.

2. Vacant (1)

MUSIC (VOCAL)

1. Dr. Sukhraj KaurM.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.

2. Vacant (1)

MUSIC (INSTRUMENTAL)

6. Mrs. Gurline Kaur, M.Tech

7. Mrs. Manjit Kaur, M.Sc. (IT)

8. Mrs. Harpreet Kaur, MCA

9. Vacant (7)

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TEACHER OFFICE BEARERS

REGISTRARDr. Rupinder KaurBURSARMrs. AnshuADVISORY BOARDDr. Rupinder KaurMrs. Sweety MannDr. Davinder SandhuMrs. Kiranjit Bajwa Mrs. Pardeep Kumari Dr. Navdeep KaurACADEMIC AFFAIRS COMMITTEEHOD’s All departments IQAC CoordinatorEXAMINATION CELLDr. Davinder Sandhu Dr. Maninder AroraMrs. AnshuMrs. Shikha SharmaDr. Gurpreet KaurMrs. Kuldeep KaurMrs. Manjit Kaur (C.S) Ms. Aatma SinghMr. AtulADMISSION COMMITTEEAll HOD(s)Dr. Rupinder KaurDr. Sarabjit KaurDr. Amardeep DeolMrs. Gagandeep KaurDr. Mukta ChumMrs. Manjeet Kaur (F.D)Mrs. Manjit Kaur (C.S)Mr. Navdeep SinghRECEPTION COMMITTEEDr. Rupinder KaurMrs. Sweety MannDr. Davinder SandhuMrs. Kiranjit BajwaMrs. Pardeep KumariSCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEEDr. Akal Amrit KaurMrs. Jaswinder KaurDr. Ramanpreet KohliMrs. Gagandeep KaurMrs. Kuldeep KaurSTUDENT WELFARE AND TUTORIAL COMMITTEEMrs. Kiranjit BajwaMrs. Pardeep KumariMrs. Ritu RaiMrs. Jasleen JohalMrs. Rashmi SharmaINFRASTRUCTURE COMMITTEEMrs. Sweety MannMrs. Pardeep KumariDr. Navdeep KaurDr. Rupali RazdanMrs. Gagandeep Kaur

Dr. Gurpreet KaurMrs. BindiyaCULTURAL COMMITTEEDr. Akal Amrit KaurMrs. Kuldeep KaurMrs. Harpreet KaurMs. Manjinder kaurMs. Sarabjit KaurMrs. Rajwant KaurMs. Aatma SinghSPORTS COMMITTEEMrs. Harpreet KaurMrs. Parminder KaurPURCHASE COMMITTEEDr. Rupinder KaurDr. Amardeep DeolDr. Ramanpreet KohliMrs. Rajwant KaurTIME TABLE COMMITTEEMrs. Sweety MannMrs. Pardeep KumariMrs. Jaswinder KaurDr. Ramanpreet KohliMrs. Kuldeep KaurRESEARCH DEVELOPMENT CELL and RESOURCE CENTREDr. Amardeep DeolDr. Akal Amrit kaurDr. Ramanpreet KohliDr. Gurpreet KaurSTUDENTS GRIEVANCE CELLDr. Sarabjit KaurMrs. Gurvinder KaurALUMNI COMMITTEEMrs. Sweety MannMrs. Kuldeep KaurMrs. Harpreet KaurMrs. Rajwant Kaur PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATIONDr. Akal Amrit KaurMrs. Jaswinder KaurDr. Ramanpreet KohliMrs. Kuldeep KaurDISCIPLINE COMMITTEEAll HOD’sDr. Navdeep KaurDr. Maninder AroraMrs. BindiyaMrs. Chandanpreet KaurDr. Mukta ChumASSEMBLY COMMITTEEDr. Rupinder KaurMrs. Sweety MannDr. Amardeep DeolLIBRARY COMMITTEEMrs. Gurvinder KaurMrs. HarmohiniMs. Manjinder KaurMrs. Shivani Dhawan

Ms. Gurline KaurECOLOGY MAINTENANCE COMMITTEEMrs. Manjeet Kaur (F.D)Mr. Navdeep SinghPLACEMENT, CAREER and SKILL DEVELOPMENT CELLMrs. Jaswinder KaurDr. Ramanpreet KohliMrs. Amanpreet KaurMrs. BindiyaMrs. Ritu RaiMrs. Kuldeep KaurCOMMUNICATION SKILLS AND PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT CELLMrs. Shikha SharmaMrs. HarmohiniMrs. Jasleen JohalMrs Kuldeep KaurEARN WHILE LEARN COMMITTEEDr. Rupali RazdanDr. Mukta ChumMrs. Kuldeep KaurMs. Aatma SinghMrs. Shivani DhawanHELPING HAND SOCIETYMrs. Amanpreet KaurMs. Manita Mrs. Harpreet KaurANTI-RAGGING AND PREVENTION AGAINST SEXUAL HARASSMENT CELLDr. Rupinder KaurDr. Gurpreet KaurMrs. Gagandeep KaurHOSPITALITY COMMITTEEMrs. Manjeet Kaur (F.D)Ms. Aatma SinghRED RIBBON SOCIETYMrs. Manjeet Kaur (F.D)CAMPUS MAINTENANCE and BEAUTIFICATION COMMITTEEDr. Rupali RazdanDr. Gurpreet KaurDr. Mukta ChumMs. Sarabjit KaurSOCIAL MEDIA CELLMrs. Chandanpreet KaurMrs. Jasleen JohalMrs. Shivani DhawanPRESS CLUBDr. Amardeep DeolDr. Akal Amrit KaurMrs. HarmohiniMrs. Jasleen JohalMs. Gurline KaurPROSPECTUS COMMITTEEMrs. Shikha SharmaMrs. Chandanpreet KaurMrs. Jasleen JohalMr. Atul

NEWSLETTER COMMITTEEMrs. Shikha SharmaDr. Gurpreet KaurMrs. Chandanpreet KaurMrs. Jasleen JohalMr. AtulCOLLEGE MAGAZINEMrs. Sweety MannDr. Amardeep DeolDr. Akal Amrit KaurCANTEEN COMMITTEEMrs. Amanpreet KaurMs. Manjinder KaurMs. Aatma SinghNCCLieutenant Dr. Rupali RazdanNSSMs. ManitaMrs. Manjeet Kaur (F.D)IQACDr. Navdeep KaurDr. Maninder AroraMrs. Gagandeep KaurDr. Gurpreet KaurMrs. Chandanpreet Kaur

President

Mrs. Parminder Beri

Vice-President

Mrs. Satwinder Kaur Sirsa

Secretary

Dr. Raghbir Kaur

Joint Secretary

Mrs. Sweety Mann

Cashiers

Mrs. Kuldeep Kaur

Mrs. Rajwant Kaur

Executive Members

Mrs. Jasreen Kaur

Dr. (Mrs.) Iqbal Kaur

Mrs. Rajveer Kaur Rai

Mrs. Sapandeep Kaur

Mrs. Varinder Kaur Bal

Mrs. Rajveer Kaur Grewal

Mrs. Harpreet Kaur

Alumnae Association

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* The Principal reserves the right to grant or refuse admission to any student without assigning any reason.* Admission to the college is made provisionally at the sole risk and responsibility of the student and is subject to

the subsequent approval of GNDU. If approval to the admission is withheld by the competent authority for the reason that the student has failed to provide the required information or document in time/has hidden some

information/given false information/is not eligible to join the class otherwise, the entire responsibility in such a case will lie with the student herself. No claim whatsoever will be admissible in such a case.

* Admission to different courses is made as per the eligibility conditions of Guru Nanak Dev University, Amritsar* Candidates whose results are to be declared late can seek admission in the next higher class provisionally,

subject to the availability of seat and approval of the university.

BA/BCA/BBA/B.Com (Regular/Hons.)/B.Sc. (Economics, Fashion Designing, IT)/

M.Sc./M.Com/M.A./DCA/Diploma & PG Diploma Courses/B.Voc.

Admission Guidelines

B.A. Classes

Compulsory Subjects :

(a) General English

(b) General Punjabi/Basic Punjabi

(c) Drug Abuse (Sem I,II)

(d) Environmental Studies (Sem III/IV)

Elective Subjects : In addition, a Candidate has the

choice of opting for only one subject from each of the

following groups (Maximum three subjects)

a) Elective Punjabi/Hindi/English

b) Economics/Fine Arts/Applied Arts

c) History/Mathematics/ Cosmetology

d) Political Science

e) Home Science/Physical Education/

Computer Science/ITSSD/I.T.

f) Geography/Philosophy/Music (Vocal/

Music Instrumental)

g) Information Technology Specialization Software

Development (ITSSD)/IT/ Fashion Designing/

Cosmetology

Note : 1. Geography is not permitted with Home Sc./Fine Arts/Applied Arts.

2. Music (V) & Music (I) both are allowed as Elective Subjects.3. Home Sci./Comp. Sci. is not permitted with

Physical Education/ITSSD/IT4.Hons.Subjects:English/Hindi/Punjabi/History/ Geography/Pol. Sci. (can be opted in Sem III)5. Political Science in not allowed with music vocal.

Note :

1. Any other combination where there are less than

ten girls for a subject, the college reserves the right

not to permit, or withdraw the combination.

2. College TIME TABLE once made is final. No appeal

from students regarding change of time table will be

entertained.

B.Sc. (Eco.) Sem I, III & V

Computer Science, Mathematics & Economics in addition

to compulsory English and Pbi./PHC/Basic Punjabi

Note : The candidates having Compartments in +2 exams.

or at Graduate level shall not be eligible for admission to

any Under Graduate or Post Graduate Courses

whatsoever the case may be.

ADMISSION & SUBJECTS OFFERED

Subjects Offered

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COURSES OF STUDY & ELIGIBILITY FOR ADMISSION

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COURSES OF STUDY & ELIGIBILITY FOR ADMISSION

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ADMISSION PROCEDURE & OTHER RULES

APPLICATION FORMApplication for admission must be made on the prescribed

form attached with the prospectus. It must be

accompanied with :-i) Eligibility Certificateii) The University Certificate of the last University

/Board examination passed.iii) Character Certificate from the Head of the

Institution last attended.iv) Inter-University Migration Certificate and Detailed

Marks Certificate, if the student has passed previous

examination from some other University/Board.v) The board/University Registration Card if the

student is already registered with GNDU.INTERVIEW

The student seeking admission must present herself

personally for interview on the days fixed for admission.

Candidates would be interviewed by the Principal in her

office from 9.00 A.M. to 2.00 P.M. during the admission

days.STUDENTS MIGRATING FROM OTHERUNIVERSITIES/BOARDS

The students who have passed the lower examination from the University/Board other than Guru Nanak Dev University, Amritsar/Punjab University, Chandigarh/Punjabi University, Patiala/Punjab School Education Board would be required to produce eligibility certificate from the Guru Nanak Dev University, Amritsar at the time of admission. For this purpose they should apply before hand to the university on prescribed

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RAGGING IN ANY FORM IS STRICTLY FORBIDDEN.Ragging is defined as any disorderly conduct whether verbal, written or by an act having an effect of teasing, treating or being rude to any student, including any rowdy or indisciplined activity which causes or is likely to cause annoyance or psychological harm or to raise fear or apprehension in a fresher or a junior student.

Ragging in any form constitutes a criminal offense. A student indulging in ragging can be:

a) Expelled from the institution.b) Banned from the hostel.c) Her scholarship can be withdrawn.d) Debarred from examinations.e) Denied admission to any institution.f) Prosecuted for criminal action.g) Heavy fine imposed in addition to above.The aggrieved students are free to report any incidence Police 100

Women Helpline 1091

ANTI RAGGING CELL

ANTI RAGGING & SEXUAL HARASSMENT CELL

Dr. Rupinder Kaur (Hostel Warden)(M) 98722-93333

Mrs. Balbir Kaur (President) Governing Council, LKCW

HELPLINE NUMBERSAmbulance 108

Traffic Police 1073

Dr. Gurpreet Kaur (Asst. Prof. PG Deptt. of Commerce)

(M) 98145-18224

Ms. Shashi Sharma (Hostel Supdt.)(M) 98723-47383

of ragging to any member of the ANTI RAGGING COMMITTEE by either in written form or personally. All efforts will be made to keep the name of the reporting person confidential.

COMMUNITY COLLEGE(Under UGC Scheme)

Course Details :

Eligibility : Those students who have done 10+2 in any stream can take admission in this course.

* Certificate Course in Computer Hardware and Networking (Tenure : Six Months)

* One Year Diploma Course in Computer Hardware and Networking (Tenure : One Year)

ADMISSION PROCEDURE

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application form along with the following documents through the college office:i) The Detailed Marks Certificate of lower examination

passed from the University/Board.ii) The Migration Certificate issued by the previous

University/Board.iii) The Degree/Certificate in original issued by the

University/Board.The student migrating from Punjab University/Punjabi University shall be required to produce the original documents at the time of admission :i) The Degree/Certificate and the Detailed Marks

Card of the lower examination passed.ii) The Migration Certificate issued by the University

from which they are migrating.NOTE:i) Non enclosure of documents means provisional

admission at student’s own risk and responsibility. No refund of fee will be made if admission is not confirmed by the University at the later stage.

ii) The students must deposit eligibility and other certificates by 31st July, otherwise late fee will be charged as per University schedule.

iii) The student whose results are R.L. or who have taken provisional admission must submit their documents by 30th August to the college. Otherwise a penal fee will be charged as per schedule.

iv) After the scheduled dates the name will be struck off from the college rolls.

SCHEDULED CASTE/BACKWARD CLASS STUDENTS A student belonging to Scheduled Caste or Backward

Class will be required to attach with her admission form a certificate from the Magistrate reflecting total annual income of her parents to avail benefit of non-payment of non-refundable charges as per Pb. Govt. Instructions. Non production of Certificate leads to ineligibility for the exemption.SEATS IN THE HOSTEL

A separate admission form should be filled up for a seat in the hostel. Admission to the Hostel would be made on first come first serve basis.WITHDRAWAL FROM COLLEGE & HOSTELi) A student who wishes to withdraw her name from the

college/Hostel before completion of her course, must clear her dues and submit an application duly signed by the father/guardian.

A Separate application will have to be submitted for withdrawal from the hostel.

ii) In case a student remains absent for seven days or is a defaulter for non-payment of dues, her name will be struck off from the college rolls at the end of the month. Such students can be readmitted with the permission of the Principal on payment of re-admission fee.

REFUND OF FEENo refund of fee or other charges will be made if the student does not join or leaves the hostel/college after admission.CANCELLATION OF ADMISSIONIf the student fails to join the class within seven days or is absent for seven days or more in aggregate out of 15 days from the commencement of classes or date of admission, whichever is later, the admission of the student shall stand cancelled. In that case all fee and other amount paid shall stand forfeited and no part of it will be refunded.LATE ADMISSIONLate admission subject to the approval by the board/University may be granted at the discretion of the Principal.1. The student whose result is declared late by the

Guru Nanak Dev University, Amritsar or Punjab School Education Board can seek admission without late fee within 12 days including 2 transit days from the date of University/Board notification.

2. The student of other University/Board whose results of lower examinations are not declared by the time the actual admission is made, will be allowed provisional admission during normal days of admission but the result must be declared by 30th August of the year, otherwise provisional admission will stand cancelled.

SCHOLARSHIPS, STIPENDS AND CONCESSIONS1. Fee concessions are given to needy and deserving.

Students are helped out of S.A.F.2. In the case of two sisters, tuition fee is halved for the

second child.3. The government, University, military, Scheduled

Caste, Backward Class and Rural Area Scholarships and stipends are tenable in the college.

4. National scholarships from Centre and State Government for poor and brilliant students are

provided.5. Special fee concession in monthly fee and annual

charges will be given to meritorious students.Note : No Concession can be taken as a matter of right. Fee concession and stipends are forfeited for bad conduct, irregular attendance and failure to take House

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Examination or not fulfilling the condition of Annual Exams.PAYMENT OF FEEStudents shall have to pay their total fee in the three quarters :1. First quarter at the time of admission.2. Fee for the second quarter in the Month of October

along with University Examination Fee.3. Fee for the third quarter will be taken in the month o f

January.4. The Principal reserves the right to a uniform fund for

meeting expenditure for unforeseen developments of the college.

5. Fee once paid is non-refundable.GENERAL RULES & REGULATIONS * ATTENDANCEIt is mandatory for the students to attend 75% of the lectures delivered both in theory and practical classes. Fine will be imposed for the absence without leave from the college.* EXAMINATION PROCEDURE1. House Examination will be held in September &

March. It is compulsory for the students to appear in all House Examinations and tests held in the college. The absentees/failures will be fined.

2. Absence or leave from an examination means NIL result and may lead to detention.

3. Theory and Practical in Physical Education, Geography, Home Science, Fine Arts, Commercial Arts, Computers, Music (Vocal and Instrumental), Philosophy and Pol. Science are considered as two separate Units.

4. On the basis of results of the House Examination, the students obtaining positions in their respective classes and subjects will be awarded prizes at the time of the Annual Prize Distribution Function of the College.

OTHER SERVICES OFFERED BY COLLEGE* LIBRARY AND READING ROOMLibrary, which is a diary of human race and wardrobe of literature, forms an integral part of any educational institution and the college provides one with a vast collection of books. The books in the library do not deal only with the curriculum and subjects of syllabi but also with the subjects of mental growth of the students as well. The books deal with the individual and hence widen the mental horizon. In the reading room, various magazine, journals and dailies are being subscribed.* THE COLLEGE MAGAZINEThe college brings forth one issue of the magazine

“Chiragh-e-Raah” every year which offers an excellent opportunity for developing the art of self-expression. The magazine has : Punjabi, English, Hindi, Home Science, Computer Science, Fine arts & Commerce Sections.* EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIESThe college provides ample opportunities to the students for the overall development of their personality. A number of cultural and literary associations such as Dramatic Club, Youth Club, Literary Societies, Music Club, Sports Club, Ramanujan Mathematical Society, Punjabi Sahit Sabha, Ghar-Sansar, Red-Ribbon Society and Fine Arts Association functions regularly in the college to give incentive to the students to develop their latent faculties, by organising debates, declamations and other such competitions. Prominent educationists, scholars and sportspersonalities are often invited to address the students to broaden their mental horizon. Trips and excursions are another integral part of the college curriculum.* GAMES AND SPORTSThe college is second to none in the sphere of games. It provides extensive arrangement for the physical activities, athletics and sports. Spacious playground exist in the college for the team games like Hockey, Football, Squash, Judo, Kabbadi, Badminton and Athletics. Expert coaches are appointed for the games in which the students show special promise. The names of many of our students shine in the galaxy of national and even inter-national folio. College provides free education, boarding and lodging facilties to the players selected in the wing.* N.C.C.Arrangements for a coy of N.C.C. training exist in the college under the supervision of a Lady Officer.* N.S.S.N.S.S. has been introduced to the college with the object of involving the youth in the projects of social upliftment of the country. Three units of 300 volunteers have been allotted to the college which have taken up projects of general cleanliness, anti-dowry drive, anti-AIDS drive, family planning , small savings drive and tree plantation.* YOUTH CLUBCollege is running a youth club to create self confidence and self reliance among the youth. It also inculcates a sense of co-operation, team spirit, love for mountains, Hiking-Trekking brings awareness regarding environment.* MEDICAL AID There are adequate arrangements for the proper medical-aid to the college students. A qualified doctor looks after the health and physical welfare of the students.

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Note: (1) Practical subject each: ` 1000/- per semester(2) Computer Practical: ` 3000/- per semester(3) BA (Hons.)/B.Com. (Hons.) Fee ` 600/- per semester. (3) Examination Fee Extra per semester: Non Practical: ` 1700/-

& with Practical: ` 2300/-Hostel Charges: Hostel Rent: `15000/- P.A. | Mess Charges: ` 2300/- per month

FEE STRUCTURE

SCHOLARSHIPS & STIPENDS : * Organisational Scholarship :

Sr. Balbir Singh Memorial* Sporadic Scholarships offered by NGO’s & Other organisations

Jatt Sikh ScholarshipManav Sehyog SocietyLion’s ClubJCI Club AdampurBapu Inder Singh Charitable Trust

B.A.-IB.A.-II,III,IV,V,VIB.Sc.(Eco.) I, II, III, IV, V, VIB.Com-IB.Com-IIB.Com-III,IV,V,VIBBA-I,II,III,IV,V,VIBCA-I,II,III,IV,V,VIB.Sc.(IT) I, II,III,IV,V,VIB.Sc.(FD) I, II,III,IV,V,VIM.A. (English, Hindi, History/Punjabi)-I,II,III,IV

M.Sc.Maths I,II,III,IVM.Com.-I,II,II,IVM.Sc. FD & M I,II,III,IVM.Sc.(IT) I,II,III,IVM.Sc.(C.Sc.)-I,II,III,IVPGDCA-I,II

DCA-I,IIDST-I,IID in Cosmetology-I,II

1080011000140001280013950150001650016500165001750013000

17500175001750017500140001400014000110001400014000

(6000+4800)(6500+4500)(8500+5500)(6900+5900)(7000+6950)(8500+6500)(9500+7000)(9500+7000)(9500+7000)

(10000+7500)(7500+5500)

(10000+7500)(10000+7500)(10000+7500)(10000+7500)

(8000+6000)(8000+6000)(8000+6000)(6500+4500)(8000+6000)(8000+6000)

PGDGC& FD-I,II

PGD Cosmetology-I,II

13000 (7500+5500)

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FEE STRUCTURE

MONTHLY CHARGESTUITION FEE

ANNUAL CHARGES

UNIVERSITY CHARGES

(as per Govt. Orders)1. B.A. Classes.............................................................25.00 2. PG IT and Commerce Classes..................................30.00 3. Amalgamated Fund................................................50.00 4. Maintenance of Campus.......................................125.00 5. Student Welfare Fund...........................................100.00 6. Sports Development Fee........................................50.00 7. Library/Magazines etc..........................................125.00 8. Additional Staff.....................................................300.00 9. Electricity & Generator Charges...........................125.00 10. New Revised Scale Fund.......................................150.00 11. SMS Charges...........................................................20.00 12. Moral Education......................................................85.00

(To be charged at the time of admission in one instalment)1. Admission Fee (as per Govt. Orders).................25.00 2. College Magazine..................................................200.003. Medical Fee....................................................150.00 4. Student Aid Fund............................................150.00 5. House Examination........................................500.00 6. Maintenance of Water Supply,

Electricity & Other Equipments......................180.00 7. Dilapidation Fee ...................................................425.008. Society Membership ............................................150.009. Canteen Upkeep ...................................................200.0010. Security Arrangements .........................................400.0011. Career Counselling & Placement...........................300.0012. Flag Day Fund..........................................................20.0013. Functions and Celebrations...................................250.00 14. Identity Card with Photograph..............................150.00 15. G.I.S. for students....................................................20.00 16. Correspondence Charges......................................300.00 17. Religious & Social Functions.................................200.00 18. Newspaper & Periodicals 300.0018. Entertainment Fund..............................................300.00 19. Advertisement...............................................250.00 20. College Building Fund.....................................700.00 21. Furniture Fee.................................................200.00 22. Smart Class Room Fee....................................200.00 23. Development.................................................200.00 24. N.C.C., N.S.S., Red Cross..................................100.00 25. Stationery & Printing Charges.........................350.00 26. Library upkeep...............................................200.00 27. Misc...............................................................315.00 28.Project Fund.........................................................200.00 29. Extension Lectures & Society functions..........150.00

1. Registration Fee.............................................350.00 2. University Enrolment.....................................300.00 3. Continuation Fee............................................300.00 4. Sports Fee (250+40).......................................290.00 5. University Sports Development Fee...............200.00

6. PSSD per Higher education(P.P.1. 15/- + Govt. 52/50+37/50+5-+5 Sports)110.00

7. Holiday Home Fee............................................100.00 8. Youth Welfare Fee..........................................200.00 9. World University Service.................................50.00 10. Document Verification Fee

(from students belonging to other states)....1000.00 11. Health Education Fee.......................................10.00 12. Red Cross.........................................................24.00 13. University Exam. Adm. Form Fee....................200.00 14. N.S.S. Fund (all subjects) (50 : 50).....................20.00 15. Univ. College Development Fee (30:20)..........100.00 16. Univ. Convocation Fee......................................50.00 17. Education Satellite Fee (30:20).........................50.00 18. Inter University/Board Migration Fee....................300.0019. Alumni Fee............................................................100.00

An OverviewThe college has a beautiful hostel equipped with modern amenities. Though situated on the same campus, it is housed in a totally separate residential block. Located in an open compound with beautiful lawns laid with flowers, the building is surrounded on all sides by huge walls to ensure safety and protection to the inmates of the hostel. It is a ventilated building with a spacious courtyard which apart from providing facilities to rest and relax in the open during the summer and enjoy the sunshine during the winter, is a good medium to keep the rooms well-lighted. On the back side, each room has a separate verandah. Atmosphere in the hostel is very congenial for the harmonious development of personality. Conditions are conducive to good health and sound mind, enriching both body and soul by developing a sense of uniqueness as well as companionship among the wards. The homely atmosphere does not let students stay aloof as no feeling of nostalgia haunts them.

ADMISSION TO THE HOSTELAdmission to the hostel is made clearly on the first come first serve basis. The fundamentals required for admission are good morals, discipline and good character. Seats in the hostel are limited and no one can claim admission in the hostel as a matter of right. It is compulsory for every student seeking admission to the hostel to bring her father/guardian along her at the time of admission. In no case younger sister or brother will be accepted as the guardian.

RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTIONS AND PRAYERSThe hostel has a well-equipped Gurdwara where students assemble for collective prayer in the morning and evening. Akhand Path and Sehaj Path of Shri Guru Granth Sahib are done individually or collectively by the inmates during the whole year. Attendance at prayer is compulsory. Celebrations of Gurpurbs, anniversaries of Great Prophets and other festivals is a regular feature of the hostel. At the prayer-meetings, girls are acquainted with high ideals of Sikhism and other religions. Children are taught to believe in one Creator and ‘common brotherhood’, thus rising above the narrow barriers of colour, caste and creed, The motto is :-

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MEDICAL AIDA fully qualified doctor visits the hostel in the morning to provide medical aid to the sick. The dispenser comes in the mornings and evenings to execute the instructions of the doctor. Two girls every year are given medical duty to assist the superintendent in looking after the sick ones. Their main job is to give them prescribed diet and medicines etc. at the proper time and render the required help as necessary. Details about the sick ones are duly recorded in a note-book which is placed before the Principal every day after the doctor has visited the hostel. She personally attends to such cases that require special attention. All preventive measures are taken against seasonal diseases and epidemics, so that students do not get affected. Illness in the hostel is a rare occurrence but if it is there, proper care is taken. In case of serious and infectious illness, parents are immediately informed and the student is sent home well escorted, if required. College doctor renders medical aid, as per the requirement.

SANITATIONThe advanced equipment has been arranged for the college hostel. To keep the campus clean, there is a separate whole time sweepress only for the hostel. On every Sunday, however girls have to sweep their own rooms, dust them more minutely and remove the cobwebs. This is done to inculcate a sense of dignity of labour and independence among the students. Hostel superintendent accompanied by two girls on cleanliness duty takes a round in the morning to check cleanliness of the rooms. There is adequate number of washrooms with provisions of hot water.

EVENING GAMESWith the firm belief in ‘Healthy Mind resides in a Healthy Body’ the hostel has elaborate arrangements for open air evening games. It is compulsory for girls to come out in the open and play one game or the other during the games period.

DRESSStudents are expected to wear simple, modest and tidy dress. This will keep them in good health and inculcate high morals. Dress should not be gaudy and attention attracting. Sleeveless, low-necked shirts, showy and ultramodern hair styles, use of undesirable cosmetics will not be permitted at any cost. Any other thing objectionable in the discretion of the Principal will have to be stopped forthwith.

MESSThe hostel runs a mess where students are fully associated in order to make kitchen a success. All efforts are made to provide wholesome and clean diet. Mess committee consisting of President, Vice-president and three members (all students) draws the menu and supervise the arrangement with the guidance of Hostel Warden and Hostel Superintendent. Mess charges are to be given in advance before the 10th of every month. No deductions/adjustment will be made in the mess account of the girl if she stays away from the hostel without leave however long the period may be.CANTEENThe hostel has a well furnished canteen which apart from refreshments, caters to the daily needs of students. Girls do not have to go the market for small errands. Girls can go to the canteen only during fixed hours in accordance with the needs of the time at the discretion of the Principal.HOSTEL RULESStudents seeking admission to the hostel will have to abide by the rules and regulations of the hostel.

A list of visitors who may be permitted to visit the students and of those persons whom the student may visit at their house should be submitted by the parent/guardian at the time of admission. The maximum number of visitors allowed is five. The specimen signatures and identity cards of the visitors fully attested by parent/guardian should be submitted to the Principal along with the above documents.* No visitors will be allowed during the weekdays.* The visitors are requested to observe the schedule

timing strictly.* No student will be allowed to stay out for the night

without the written request of her guardian.* Visitors are requested to sign in the hostel register

when they pick/drop their ward in the hostel.* The Student must produce the gate pass issued by

the superintendent when she leaves the hostel.* Parents or local guardians can see their wards only

once in a fortnight and leave will be granted once in a month.

* Telephone number of the local guardian, if any, should be given at the time of admission.

* If two sisters are studying , the names of the visitors should remain same in their admission forms.

HOSTEL FEATURES

SAFETY AND SECURITY There is a separate gate for the hostel to provide entrance only to authorised visitors who come to see the students. The gate is manned by gatekeepers 24/7 hours. Visitors are allowed to see their wards on visiting days at specified times. In an attempt to make hostel secure, the building is surrounded on all sides by huge strong walls. Three watchmen keep watch at night. For added security check, frequent surprise checks are made at night by the hostel Superintendent, Hostel Warden and even the Principal.

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* Before a student leaves the premises, in no case will she be allowed to go unescorted.

* When permitted to leave the premises, the students must sign the register maintained for the purpose and must return to the college not later than 4.00 P.M. in winter and 5.00 P.M. in summer.

* Hostel students should reach one day before the reopening of the college after vacations. If any student remains absent without previous information a fine of Rs.20/- per day shall be charged.

* No student will be allowed to go home in the middle of the term. In case her presence is absolutely

necessary at some important function, the parents

should write to the Principal well in advance.* A boarder must be present for the morning

assembly on Monday in her college uniform. She will be fined in case of absence from the morning assembly.

* It is compulsory for every student to be present for the roll-call in the evening prayer.

* No cash or costly jewellery should be brought to the hostel.

* Boarders are not allowed to use any electric appliances. If any student is caught using it, defaulters will be fined Rs.50/- and may even be expelled.

* It is compulsory for the boarders to study during the fixed study hours, to play during the games period and to attend the evening prayers.

* No student will absent herself from a class without the permission of the hostel superintendent. In case a student is found doing so, she is liable to be expelled from the hostel. The parents shall be informed about the defaulters. Parents are requested to note that if their wards fall short of lectures their names will not be sent for the University Examination.

* No hostel resident is allowed to leave the college premises without prior permission of the Principal and Hostel Warden. Defaulters will be duly punished and further admission right to the hostel will be reserved.

* No student will be allowed to leave the hostel before

the valedictory function.* No student will be allowed to meet her

parents/guardian during working hours. VISITING HOURSDAY TIMESaturday 2.00 P.M. to 6.00 P.M.Sunday 10.00 A.M. to 12.00 P.M.

and 2.00 P.M. to 6.00 P.M.(Winter 2.00 P.M. to 5.00 P.M.)

ARTICLES TO BE BROUGHT BY A BOARDER IN THE

HOSTEL.1. Seasonal Bedding (1)2. Bed sheets 4 (Minimum 2 white)3. Table Cloth (2)4. Bucket (1)5. Mug (1)6. Torch (1)HOSTEL DUESTo be charged at the time of admissionANNUAL CHARGES : 15,000.00FACILITIES AVAILABLE :Electricity, Generator, Water Cooler, Geyser, T.V.,

Common Room etc.MONTHLY CHARGES :MESS : 2300Note : Annual Charges will be taken in a single

instalment. Full payment must be made in cash. It is

obligatory for the resident students to clear the account

by the tenth of every month. A fine of ` 5/- per day will

be charged if the fees is not paid by dues date. Fee once

paid will not be refunded.

PUBLISHED BY :PrincipalLYALLPUR KHALSA COLLEGE FOR WOMEN, JALANDHARPhone : Principal Off. : 0181-2225280Supdt. : Off.: 0181-2223337,0181-2243328Fax : 0181-2225280College website : www.lkcwj.comE-mail : principallkcw@gmail.com

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THE DIRECTIVES

LKCWSHINING STARS

UNIVERSITY POSITION HOLDERS

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Inderpreet KaurCollage Making

2nd in Zonal Youth Festival

Loveleen AkhtarPoster Making

3rd in Zonal Youth Festival

KashishClay Modelling

3rd in Zonal Youth Festival

Purnima B.Sc(IT) VI Sem.6th in University

Manpreet KaurB.Sc.(IT) IV Sem.

3rd in Uni.

Ravneet KaurPGDCA

Distinction

Inderpreet KaurBA, IV Sem. (Punjabi Hons)

1st in Univ.

KajalBA,IV Sem(Punjabi Hons)

1st in Uni.

JyotiBA, IV Sem (Pbi. Hons)

2nd in Uni.

Sunita Gill MA, I Sem (Punjbai)

8th in Uni.

Navalpreet KaurB.Sc(Eco.) III, IV Sem

2nd in Uni.

Jaswinder KaurBA, IV Sem (Pbi Hons.)

8th in Univ.

Priya ChandalPGDCA

Distinction

Gurpreet KaurPGDCA

Distinction

AmandeepPGDCA

Distinction

Nitasha RishiPhotography

3rd in Inter-zonal Youth Festival2nd in Zonal Youth Festival

Harmanpreet KaurB.Sc(Eco.), III, IV Sem.

4th in University

LKCW

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