Principal's Message - GCW Parade

Principal’s Message

It gives me immense pleasure to welcome FRESHERS who have chosen this prestigious institution for their

undergraduate studies. This institution has the broad objective of being an active agent of change by responding

to the needs and challenges of the times. This is achieved basically through the process of education, training

and research.

Higher Education has made a significant contribution to economic development, social progress and political

democracy in independent India. It has and will always remain a source of dynamism for the economy. Doors

of opportunities are unending through to reach the pinnacle of success. Quality in higher education is a

prerequisite for sustaining a knowledge society.

Govt. for Women, Parade has been progressing at an exponential rate since its inception in 1944. The has made

tremendous progress in all areas academic, co-curricular, capacity building relevant to staff and students. The

through its academic departments and a myriad of extra-curricular activities is able to sustain this pursuit of

knowledge and is the ideal place for students to achieve excellence. We seek to prepare our young women in

such a way that when they leave this institution, they are well rounded individuals ready to take on challenges

in their respective fields.

I look forward to welcome an exciting group of individuals. I am convinced that your immense talent and

dedication will take the to greater heights. In return, your three years in this institution will be some of the most

memorable memories of your life, with several opportunities to grow as individuals and friendship to last a

lifetime.

Dr. S.P. Sarswat

GCW Parade: A Profile:

Before a student throws herself into life, fancies herself learned and assumes airs of erudition by the time she

is about to leave , a deeper understanding of the genesis and evolvement of the institution of higher learning she

was a part of is as important for her as is knowing about the history of the nation she belongs to, or of the family

she is a part of. This becomes even more imperative when the institution in reference was established prior to

independence, takes pride in having been founded by an empress and has a rich history of more than 77 years.

A journey back in time is, thus, necessitated and must be undertaken at the outset of her academic stay and this

is precisely the reason why this introductory profile is a key part of the prospectus.

The eminence that presently defines this institution of higher learning is the result of a thought that had its

genesis in the pre-independence era. Established as the first Women of Jammu Province by Maharani Tara Devi

during the rule of then Maharaja Hari Singh, and named appropriately as Maharani Mahila , this institution has

seen good days and has gone through several permutations to reach thus far. The Mahila Education Society

(registered body of the then prominent and respectable women of Jammu), at the instance of MAHARANI

TARA DEVI, laid the foundation of MAHARANI MAHILA on 1st of June, 1944 which was later taken over

by the Govt. of J&K on 25th November,1953 and was renamed as Govt. for Women, Parade, Jammu. It

continued to be the only women of Jammu province up to 1971.

Honouring the mandate of NEP is the responsibility of every academic institution and GCW Parade is,

accordingly, eager for a paradigm shift to this effect. With the stress shifting to introduction of a number of

vocational courses and research components, GCW Parade is all set to add to its distinction of being the only in

the province offering the largest number of courses ranging from Arts to Science and Commerce to B.C.A with

29 total subjects and 55 combinations available to the students. More than 6000 students are pursuing their

degrees in various disciplines including PG in Home Science, Computer Applications, Zoology, English and

Music.

With ever changing scenario of higher education across the world, it becomes pertinent for an educational

institution to be commensurate with market demand for placement of students. As such, a number of value added

courses that include Functional English, Archeology and Museology, Tourism and Travel Management, Bio-

Informatics, Food Processing and Quality Control and Information Management have been started. GCW

Parade, with its student centric academic philosophy, employs varied methods of experiential and participatory

learning so as to ensure active participation of the students in the teaching-learning process. This has been acting

as a platform for organization of national and state-level seminar to sensitize the latent talent within students. In

addition, various student clubs are actively functioning to inculcate values, ethics and social responsibility

amongst the students.

Having been identified by DBT as with Potential for Excellence, the has added to its infrastructure and

paraphernalia to boost academics and sports activities alike. Under the DBT scheme of Star for improving

critical thinking and 'hands on' experimental work in the cutting edge-technologies needed for modern biological

studies at undergraduate () level in life sciences, the has been provided the financial assistance for up-gradation

of science teaching. More recently, keeping in consideration various aspects of NAAC, Higher Education

Department, J&K Govt. has proposed to establish advanced multidisciplinary research laboratories in various s

of J&K under HUB and SPOKE model wherein GCW Parade has been selected as the Hub for Life Sciences,

Music & Fine Arts and Languages with several degree s as its Spokes. The hubs are envisioned to house a central

facility that can cater to the requirements of researchers in respective fields. Consequent upon this, state of the

art laboratories have been established that shall cater to the needs of students and researchers thus defying the

thought that research is only meant for universities. SEFA standard labs for biological sciences, recording studio

for Mass, Media and Communication lab, and facilities for language labs are some of the new attractions added.

The already functional auditorium is being upgraded into an echo proof auditorium with latest technology

available. A first of its kind for s in J&K, underground parking facility has been created to cater to the ever

increasing load of vehicles. A state of the art multistoried building, about to be thrown open for use, rests on the

parking portion and is supposed to house lecture rooms fitted with latest audio-visual aids, a conference hall

equipped with facilities in vogue, a reading room for students and lounge for VIPs.

GCW Parade has always been an advocate of amalgamation of traditional in-class learning with modern day

flexible learning methodologies that involve the use of technological paraphernalia to augment the teacher’s

knowledge and content delivery. Recently, latest smart boards with associated teaching learning units have been

installed in almost all the lecture rooms and laboratories. Hassle free shifting of teaching from offline mode to

online mode by devising own Learning Management System and by subscribing to GSuite and other teaching

apps has been a hallmark of this in these testing times of Covid pandemic.

The rich history of 77 years cannot be abridged for the purpose of profiling. This institution takes pride in

achievements that have been of monumental proportions, courtesy the dedication and owning by its students

and staff. It is up to you all not only to keep the standards, but to set new too. Let us all strive to prevent this

institution from becoming a monument of proportions only.

Welcome to GCW Parade!

Govt. for Women Parade Ground, Jammu

Principals who contributed to its growth

S.No Name Period

1 Prof. Saraswati Shah 10-1954 to 03-1959

2 Prof. Mehmunda Ahmed Alishah 04-1959 to 09-1959

3 Prof. Saraswati Shaw 09-1959 to 08-1961

4 Prof. Krishna Mohan 08-1961 to 06-1980

5 Prof. Vidya Gupta 07-1980 to 07-1981

6 Prof. Raj Dulari Razdan 07-1981 to 04-1982

7 Prof. Shakuntala Tapasvi 04-1982 to 08-1986

8 Prof. Nirmal Kanta Chakku 08-1986 to 03-1989

9 Prof. Rita Langer 03-1989 to 04-1993

10 Prof. Suwaren Lata Sharma 05-1993 to 08-1997

11 Prof. Chander Prabha Rajput 09-1997 to 04-1998

12 Prof. Chanchal Pandoh 05-1998 to 11-1999

13 Dr. Kiran Sharma 12-1999 to 08-2000

14 Prof. Kiran Bakshi 08-2000 to 01-2003

15 Prof. Vijay Lakshmi 02-2003 to 09-2005

16 Prof. Indira S.Rathore 10-2005 to 02-2007

17 Prof. Usha jayee 03-2007 to 06-2008

18 Prof. Dr. Savitri Sharma 09-2008 to 04-2010

19 Prof. Dr. Kiran Bakshi 04-2010 to 06-2012

20 Prof. (Dr.) Hemla Aggarwal 06-2012 to 04-2015

21 Prof. (Dr.) Renu Goswamy 08-2015 to 08-2016

22 Prof. (Dr.) Aruna Dubey 09-2016 to 04-2012

23 Prof. (Dr.) Anita Sudan 04-2017 to 08-2017

24 Prof. Dr. Geetanjali A. Rana 08-2017 to 10-2017

25 Prof. (Dr.) Hemla Aggarwal 10-2017 to 08-2019

26 Dr. Chander Shekhar 09-2019 to 01-2020

27 Prof. (Dr.) S.P Sarswat 01-2020 to till date

Courses offered

SUBJECT: - MATHEMATICS

S. No. Semest

er

Course Type Course No. Title Credit

s

1 I Core Course UMATC-101 Differential Calculus 06

2 II Core Course UMATC-201 Differential Equations 06

3 III Core Course UMATC-301 Real Analysis 06

4 III Skill

Enhancement

Course

UMATS-301 Logic, Sets and

Relations

04

5 IV Core Course UMATC-401 Abstract Algebra 06

6 IV Skill

Enhancement

Course

UMATS-401 Vector Calculus 04

7 V Discipline

Specific

Elective (DSE-1)

UMATDSE-

501

Linear Algebra 06

8 V Discipline

Specific

Elective (DSE-2)

UMATDSE-

502

Matrices 06

9 V Skill

Enhancement

Course

UMATS-501 Probability and

Statistics

04

10 V Generic Elective UMATGE-

501

Numerical Ability-I 04

11 VI Discipline

Specific

Elective (DSE-3)

UMATDSE-

601

Numerical Methods 06

12 VI Discipline

Specific

Elective (DSE-4)

UMATDSE-

602

Complex Analysis 06

13 VI Skill

Enhancement

Course

UMATS-601 Analytical Geometry 04

14 VI Generic Elective UMATGE-

601

Numerical Ability-II 04

Note: - Select one of the two courses DSE-1 or DSE-2 in Semester- V and one of the two courses DSE-3 or

DSE-4 in semester-VI.

SUBJECT: - CHEMISTRY

S. No. Semest

er

Course Type Course No. Title Credi

ts

1 I Core Course UCHTC-

101

Atomic Structure,

Bonding, General

Organic Chemistry &

Aliphatic Hydrocarbons.

04+0

2

2 II Core Course UCHTC-

201

Chemical Energetics,

Equilibria &

Functional Organic

Chemistry

04+0

2

3 III Core Course UCHTC-

301

Solutions, Phase

Equilibrium, Conductance,

Electrochemistry &

Functional Group Organic

Chemistry.

04+0

2

4 III Skill

Enhancemen

t

Course

UCHTS-

301

Fuel Chemistry 04

5 IV Core Course UCHTC-

401

Coordination Chemistry,

States of

Matter & Chemical Kinetics.

04+0

2

6 IV Skill

Enhancemen

t

Course

UCHTS-

401

Pesticide Chemistry 04

7 V Discipline

Specific

Elective

(DSE-1)

UCHTDSE

-501

Spectroscopy,

Photochemistry,

Organometallics and

Bioinorganic

Chemistry.

04+0

2

8 V Discipline

Specific

Elective

(DSE-2)

UCHTDSE

-511

Quantum Mechanics,

Polymeric Materials,

Industrial Metallurgy &

Environment.

04+0

2

9 V Skill

Enhancemen

t

Course

UCHTS-

501

Cosmetics, Perfumes &

Medicinal

Agents from Natural Sources

04

10 VI Discipline

Specific

Elective

(DSE-3)

UCHTDSE

-601

Inorganic Materials of

Industrial

Importance & Organic

Spectroscopy.

04+0

2

11 VI Discipline

Specific

Elective

(DSE-4)

UCHTDSE

-611

Analytical Methods,

Electronic and Magnetic

Properties of Transition

Metals & Synthetic

Organic Chemistry.

04++

02

12 VI Skill

Enhancemen

t

Course

UCHTS-

601

Green Methods In Chemistry 04



SUBJECT: - B. COM

S. No. Sem

ester


ts

1 I Core Course UBCTC-

101

Financial

Accounting.

06

2 I Core Course UBCTC-

102

Business

Organization and

Management.

06

3 II Core Course UBCTC-

201

Advanced Financial

Accounting.

06

4 II Core Course UBCTC-

202

Contemporary

Management.

06

5 III Core Course UBCTC-

301

Fundamentals of

Business

Communication

06


302

Corporate

Accounting

06


303

Indian Contract Act 06

8 III Skill Enhancement

Course (SEC-1)

UBCTS-

307

Entrepreneurship for

Small

Business

04


Course (SEC-2)

UBCTS-

308

Management

Information

System

04

10 IV Core Course UBCTC-

411

Business

Communication

Skill

and Development

06


412

Direct Tax Laws 06


413

Corporate Laws 06

13 IV Skill Enhancement

Course (SEC-3)

UBCTS-

414

Micro Economics. 04


Course (SEC-4)

UBCTS-

418

Customer

Relationship

Management

04

15 V Discipline Specific

Elective ( DSE-1)

UBCTDSE-

502

Auditing 06


Elective (DSE-2)

UBCTDSE-

505

Fundamentals of

Marketing

06


Elective (DSE-3)

UBCTDSE-

508

Statistics for

Managers

06

18 V Skill Enhancement

Course (SEC-5)

UBCTS-

501

Cost Accounting 04

19 V Generic Elective (GE-

1)

UBCTGE-

511

Tourism

Management

06

20 VI Discipline Specific

Elective (DSE-4)

UBCTDSE-

602

Multinational

Business

Finance.

06


Elective (DSE-5)

UBCTDSE-

603

Business

Environment

06


Elective (DSE-6)

UBCTDSE-

605

Retail Management 06


Elective (DSE-7)

UBCTDSE-

606

Financial

Management

06


Elective (DSE-8)

UBCTDSE-

607

Goods and Service

Tax

06


Elective (DSE-9)

UBCTDSE-

608

Industrial Relations

and Labour

Laws

06

26 VI Skill Enhancement

Course (SEC-6)

UBCTS-

601

Management

Accounting

04

27 VI Generic Elective (GE-

2)

UBCTGE-

610

Sales Management 06


3)

UBCTGE-

611

Economic and

Commercial

Geography

06


4)

UBCTGE-

612

Indian Economy 06

Note: - Select one of the two courses SEC-1 or SEC-2 in Semester-III, one of the two courses SEC-3 or SEC-4

in Semester-IV, one of the two courses DSE-1 or DSE-2 in Semester-V and one of the three courses DSE-4,

DSE-5 or DSE-6 , one of the three courses DSE-7, DSE-8 or DSE-9 and one of the three courses GE-2, GE-3

or GE-4 in Semester-VI.

Subject: B.Com.(Hons.)

S.No. Semester Course Type Course No. Title Credits

1 I Core Course UBHTC 101 Financial Accounting 06

2 I Core Course UBHTC 102 Business Laws 06

3 I Generic Elective UBHTC 103 Economic Analysis for

Business Decisions

06

4 I Generic Elective UBHTC 104 Business Organization and

Management

06

5 I Generic Elective UBHTC 105 Business Environment 06

6 II Core Course UBHTC 201 Corporate Accounting 06

7 II Core Course UBHTC 202 Corporate Laws 06

8 II Generic Elective UBHTC 203 Entrepreneurship 06

9 II Generic Elective UBHTC 204 Finance for Non-finance

Executives

06

10 II Generic Elective UBHTC 205 Monetary Economics 06

Note: Select any one of the three Generic Elective Courses in Sem I and also one of the three Generic Elective

Courses in Sem II.

Course details regarding Sem III to Sem VI to be updated later on.

SUBJECT: - ZOOLOGY

S.

No.

Semester Course

Type

Course No. Title Credi

ts

1 I Core

Course

UZOTC-101 Animal Diversity 04+0

2

2 II Core

Course

UZOTC-201 Comparative Anatomy

and Developmental

Biology of

Vertebrates

04+0

2

3 III Core

Course

UZOTC-301 Physiology and

Biochemistry.

04+0

2

4 III Skill

Enhancem

ent

Course

UZOTS-301 Apiculture 04

5 IV Core

Course

UZOTC-401 Principles of Genetics

and

Evolutionary Biology.

04+0

2

6 IV Skill

Enhancem

ent

Course

UZOTS-401 Aquarium Fish

Keeping

04

7 V Discipline

Specific

Elective

UZOTDSE-

501

Applied Zoology 04+0

2

8 V Skill

Enhancement

Course

UZOTS-501 Public Health and

Hygiene

04

9 V Disci

pline

Speci

fic

Elect

ive

UZOTDSE-

601

Aquatic Biology 04+0

2

1

0

V Skill

Enhancem

ent

Course

UZOTS-601 Sericulture 04

SUBJECT: - EDUCATION

S. No. Semest

er


ts

1 I Core Course UEDTC-101 Education and Society 06

2 II Core Course UEDTC-201 Educational

Psychology

and Statistics

06

3 III Core Course UEDTC-301 Education in Modern

India

06

4 III Skill

Enhancement

Course

UEDTS-301 Guidance and

Counseling

04

5 IV Core Course UEDTC-401 Psychologic

al

Foundation

of

Education.

06

6 IV Skill

Enhancement

Course

UEDTS-401 Statistics in Education 04

7 V Discipline

Specific

Elective

(DSE-1)

UEDTDSE-

501

Development of

Educational System

in

India

06

8 V Discipline

Specific

Elective (DSE-

2)

UEDTDSE-

502

Principles of

Education

06

9 V Skill

Enhanc

ement

Course

UEDTS-501 Pedagogy of

Teaching

Learning Process

04

10 V Generic Elective UEDTGE-

501

Foundations of

Education

04

11 VI Discipline

Specific

Elective (DSE-

3)

UEDTDSE-

601

Educational Thinkers 06

12 VI Discipline

Specific

Elective (DSE-

4)

UEDTDSE-

602

Practicum 06

13 VI Skill

Enhancement

UEDTS-601 Special Education 04

Course

14 VI Generic Elective UEDTGE-

601

Educational

Evaluation and

Statistics in

Education

04


DSE-4 in Semester-VI

SUBJECT: - SANSKRIT

S. No. Semest

er

Course

Type

Course No. Title Credits

1 I Core

Course

USATC-

101

Sanskrit Poetry 06

2 II Core

Course

USATC-

201

Sanskrit Prose 06

3 III Core

Course

USATC-

301

Sanskrit Drama 06

4 III Skill

Enhanceme

nt

Course

USATS-

301

Indian Theatre 04

5 IV Core

Course

USATC-

401

Sanskrit Grammar 06

6 IV Skill

Enhanceme

ntCourse

USATS-

401

Basic Elements of

Jyotisa

04

7 V Discipline

Specific

Elective

USATDSE-

501

Loukik Sahitya ka

Sanshipt Itihaas

06

08. V Skill

Enhanceme

nt Course

USATS-

501

Basic Elements of

Ayurveda

04

9 V Generic

Elective

USATGE-

501

Basic Study of

Sanskrit Literature

and Grammar

04

10 VI Discip

line

Specif

ic

Electi

ve

USATDSE-

601

Sankhyayog

(Shreemad Bhagwat

Geeta), Bhasha

Vigyan evam

Vyakaran

06

11 VI Skill

Enhanceme

nt

Course

USATS-

601

Yoga Sutra of

Patanjali

04

12 VI Generic

Elective

USATGE-

601

Ethical and

Moral Issues in

Vedic

Literature

04

SUBJECT: - HOME SCIENCE

S.

No.

Semeste

r


ts

1 I Core Course UHSTC-101 Introduction to Home

Science

04+0

2

2 II Core Course UHSTC-201 Food and Nutrition 04+0

2

3 III Core Course UHSTC-301 Human Development 04+0

2

4 III Skill

Enhanceme

nt Course

(SEC-1)

UHSPC-

301

(Practical)

Bakery Science 04

5 III Skill

Enhanceme

nt Course

(SEC-2)

UHSTS-302 Gender Development 04

6 IV Core Course UHSTC-401 Clothing and Textiles 04+0

2

7 IV Skill

Enhanceme

nt Course

UHSTS-401 Nutrition for Fitness –

Maternal and Child

Nutrition

04

8 V Discipline

Specific

Elective

UHSTDSE-

501

Fundamentals of

Resource Management

04+0

2

9 V Skill

Enhanceme

nt Course

UHSTS-501 Life Skills Education

and Social

Entrepreneurship

04

10 V Generic

Elective

UHSTGE-

501

Entrepreneurship

Development

04

11 VI Discipline

Specific

Elective

UHSTDSE-

601

Extension and

Communication

04+0

2

12 VI Skill

Enhanceme

nt Course

UHSPS-601

(Practical)

Behaviour Change

Communication,

Advocacy, Advertising

and Social Marketing

04

13 VI Generic

Elective

UHSTGE-

601

Human Communication 04

Note: - Select one of the two courses SE-1 or SE-2 in Semester-III.

SUBJECT: - DOGRI

S.

No.

Semeste

r


ts

1 I Core Course UDGTC-101 Dogri Kavita te

Vyakaran

06

2 II Core Course UDGTC-201 Dogri Natak te

Vyakaran

06

3 III Core Course UDGTC-301 Dogri Poetry 06

4 III Skill

Enhancement

Course

UDGTS-301 Bhasha Vigyan 04

5 IV Core Course UDGTC-401 Dogri Short Story 06

6 IV Skill

Enhancement

Course

UDGTS-401 Anuvaad Vigyan 04

7 V Discipline

Specific Elective

(DSE-1)

UDGTDSE-

501

Prose 06

8 V Discipline

Specific Elective

(DSE-2)

UDGTDSE-

502

Sahityakaar 06

9 V Skill

Enhancement

Course

UDGTS-501 Kosh Vigyan 04

10 V Generic Elective UDGTGE-

501

Dogri Bhasha te Lipi 04

11 VI Discipline

Specific Elective

(DSE-3)

UDGTDSE-

601

Lok Sahitya (Folk

Literature)

06

12 VI Discipline

Specific

Elective (DSE-4)

UDGTDSE-

602

Lok Sanskriti 06

13 VI Skill

Enhancement

Course

UDGTS-601 Journalism 04

14 VI Generic Elective UDGTGE-

601

Lok Sahitya 04

15 I Ability

Enhanceme

nt

Compulsory

Course

UDGTAECC-

101

Communication

Dogri

02

16 II Ability

Enhanceme

nt

Compulsory

Course

UDGTAECC-

201

Communication

Dogri

02


DSE-4 in Semester-VI.

SUBJECT: - GENERAL URDU

S.

No.

Semeste

r


ts

1 I Core Course UURTC-101 Ghazal and Afsana

(up to 2019-20)

06

2 I Core Course UURTC-101 Study of Urdu

Ghazal, Afsana,

Creative Writing and

Grammar (for 2020-

21 and onwards)

06

3 II Core Course UURTC-201 Nazam, Urdu

Language and Essay

Writing

(up to 2019-20 )

06

4 II Core Course UURTC-201 Study of Nazam,

Urdu Language,

Essay Writing and

Grammar ( for 2020-

21 and onwards)

06

5 III Core Course UURTC-301 Qasida, Marsiya and

Drama

06

6 III Skill

Enhancement

Course

UURTS-311 Translation and

Language

Skills

04

7 IV Core Course UURTC-401 Masnavi and Inshaiya 06

8 IV Skill

Enhancement

UURTS-411 Language Skills 04

Course

9 V Discipline

Specific

Elective

UURTDSE-

501

Ghazal, Nazam and

Novel

06

10 V Skill

Enhancement

Course

UURTS-511 Journalism 04

11 V Generic Elective UURTGE-

501

Learning and Reading

of

Urdu Language

04

12 VI Discipline

Specific

Elective

UURTDSE-

601

Literature and

Criticism

06

13 VI Skill

Enhancement

Course

UURTS-611 Creative Writing and

Rhetoric

04

14 VI Generic Elective UURTGE-

601

Grammar, Prose and

Poetry

04

15 I Ability

Enhancement

Compulsory Course

UURTAEC

C-101

Communication Urdu 02

16 II Ability

Enhancement

Compulsory Course

UURTAEC

C-201

Communication Urdu 02

SUBJECT: - URDU LITERATURE

S.

N

o.

Semester Course Type Course No. Title Credit

s

1 I Core Course UURLTC-

101

Study of Urdu

Ghazal, Afsana,

and Literature

06

2 II Core Course UURLTC-

201

Study of Urdu

Nazam, Inshaiya

and Dabestan E

Delhi

06

SUBJECT: - PHILOSOPHY

S.

No.

Semeste

r


ts

1 I Core Course UPLTC-101 Introduction to

Philosophy

06

2 II Core Course UPLTC-201 Social and Political

Philosophy

06

3 III Core Course UPLTC-301 Ethics 06


Course

UPLTS-301 Deductive Logic 04

5 IV Core Course UPLTC-401 Western Philosophy 06


Course

UPLTS-401 Inductive Logic 04

7 V Discipline

Specific

Elective (DSE-

1)

UPLTDSE-

501

Contemporary

Philosophy

(Western

and Indian)

06


Elective (DSE-2)

UPLTDSE-

502

Philosophy of Science 06


Course

UPLTS-501 Symbolic Logic 04

10 V Generic Elective UPLTGE-

501

Indian Ethics 04


Elective (DSE-3)

UPLTDSE-

601

Indian Philosophy 06


Elective (DSE-4)

UPLTDSE-

602

Contemporary Moral

Philosophy

06


Course

UPLTS-601 Philosophy of Yoga 04

14 VI Generic Elective UPLTGE-

601

Applied Ethics 04



SUBJECT: - ECONOMICS

S.

No.

Semeste

r


ts

1 I Core Course UECTC-101 Micro Economics--I 06

2 II Core Course UECTC-201 Micro Economics-II 06

3 III Core Course UECTC-301 Internatio

nal

Economic

s

06

4 III Skill

Enhancement

Course

UECTS-301 Current Economic

Issues of India

04

5 IV Core Course UECTC-401 Development

Economics

06

6 IV Skill

Enhancement

Course

UECTS-401 Data Analysis 04


Elective (DSE-1)

UECTDSE-

501

Money and Banking 06

8 V Discipline

Specific

Elective (DSE-

2)

UECTDSE-

502

Indian Economy 06

9 V Skill

Enhancement

Course

UECTS-501 Financial Economics 04

1

0

V Generic Elective UECTGE-

501

An Introduction to

Indian Economy

and J

& K Economy

04

1

1

VI Discipline Specific

Elective (DSE-3)

UECTDSE-

601

Economic History of

India 1857-1947

06

1

2

VI Discipline Specific

Elective (DSE-4)

UECTDSE-

602

Public Finance 06

1

3

VI Skill

Enhancement

Course

UECTS-601 Flagship Programmes

of India

04

1

4

VI Generic Elective UECTGE-

601

Basic Elements of

Economic Theory

04



SUBJECT: - BIOTECHNOLOGY

S.

No.

Semeste

r


ts

1 I Core Course UBTTC-101 Biochemistry and

Metabolism

04+0

2

2 II Core Course UBTTC-201 General and Applied

Microbiology

04+0

2

3 III Core Course UBTTC-301 Cell and Molecular Biology 04+0

2

4 III Skill

Enhanceme

nt

Course

UBTTS-301 Environmental

Biotechnology

04

5 IV Core Course UBTTC-401 Enzymology and Bioprocess

Technology

04+0

2

6 IV Skill

Enhanceme

nt

Course

UBTTS-401 Food Biotechnology 04

7 V Discipline

Specific

Elective

(DSE-1)

UBTTDSE-

501

Plant Biotechnology

and Genetics

Engineering

04+0

2

8 V Discipline

Specific

Elective

(DSE-2)

UBTTDSE-

502

Biotechnology

for Human

Welfare

04+0

2

9 V Skill

Enhanceme

nt

Course

UBTTS-501 Intellectual Property Rights 04

1

0

VI Discipline

Specific

Elective

(DSE-3)

UBTTDSE-

601

Immunology and

Animal

Biotechnology

04+0

2

1

1

VI Discipline

Specific

Elective

(DSE-4)

UBTTDSE-

611

Industrial Fermentations 04+0

2

1

2

VI Skill

Enhanceme

nt

Course

UBTTS-601 Clinical Biochemistry 04



SUBJECT: - ELECTRONICS

S.

No.

Semeste

r


ts

1 I Core Course UETTC-

101

Circuits and Network

Analysis

04+0

2

2 II Core Course UETTC-

201

Analog Electronics 04+0

2

3 III Core Course UETTC-

301

Linear Integrated Circuits 04+0

2

4 III Skill

Enhanceme

nt

Course

UETTS-301 Electronics workshop 04

5 IV Core Course UETTC-

401

Digital Electronics 04+0

2

6 IV Skill

Enhanceme

nt

Course

UETTS-401 Weather Forecasting 04

7 V Discipline

Specific

Elective

(DSE-1)

UETTDSE-

501

Communication

Electronics

04+0

2

8 V Discipline

Specific

Elective

(DSE-2)

UETTDSE-

502

Microprocessor

and Interfacing-

8085

04+0

2

9 V Skill

Enhanceme

nt

Course

(SEC-1)

UETTS-501 Antenna Theory

and Wireless

Networks

04

10 V Skill

Enhanceme

nt

Course

(SEC-2)

UETTS-502 Renewable Energy

and Energy

Harvesting

04

11 VI Discipline

Specific

Elective

(DSE-3)

UETTDSE-

601

Microproce

ssor 8086

Family

04+0

2

12 VI Discipline

Specific

Elective

(DSE-4)

UETTDSE-

602

C-Programming 04+0

2

13 VI Skill

Enhanceme

nt

Course

UETTS-601 C++Programming 04

Note: - Select one of the two courses DSE-1 or DSE-2 and one of the two courses SEC-1 or SEC-2 in

Semester V and one of the two courses DSE-3 or DSE-4 in Semester-VI.

SUBJECT: -SOCIOLOGY

S. No. Semes

ter


ts

1 I Core Course USOTC-101 Introduction to

Sociology

06

2 II Core Course USOTC-201 Society in India 06

3 III Core Course USOTC-301 Foundations of

Sociological Thoughts

06


Course

USOTS-301 Gender Sensitization 04

5 IV Core Course USOTC-401 Indian Society-Issues

and Problems

06


Course

USOTS-401 Quantitative Research

Methods

04


Elective (DSE-1)

USOTDSE-

501

Social Stratifications

and Mobility

06


Elective (DSE-2)

USOTDSE-

502

Marriage, Family and

Kinship

06


Course

USOTS-501 Environment and

Society

04

10 V Generic Elective USOTGE-

501

Understanding

Sociological Concepts

04


Elective (DSE-3)

USOTDSE-

601

Rural Sociology 06


Elective (DSE-4)

USOTDSE-

602

Religion and Society 06


Course

USOTS-601 Social Change and

Development in India

04

14 VI Generic Elective USOTGE-

601

Indian Society 04



SUBJECT: - POLITICAL SCIENCE

S.

No.

Semeste

r


ts

1 I Core Course UPSTC-101 A Introduction to

Political Theory

06

2 II Core Course UPSTC-201 Indian Government

and Politics

06

3 III Core Course UPSTC-301 Comparative

Government

and

Politics

06

4 III Skill

Enhancement

Course

UPSTS-301 Legislative Support 04

5 IV Core Course UPSTC-401 International Politics 06

6 IV Skill

Enhancement

Course

UPSTS-401 Public Opinion and

Survey Research

04

7 V Discipline

Specific

Elective

UPSTDSE-

501

Western Political

Thought

06

8 V Skill

Enhancem

ent Course

UPSTS-501 Functioning

of

Administrati

ve

Structure in

India

04

9 V Generic Elective UPSTGE-

501

Introduction to Indian

Political System

04

10 VI Discipline

Specific

Elective

UPSTDSE-

601

Politics of Jammu and

Kashmir

06

11 VI Skill

Enhancement

Course

UPSTS-601 Politics and

Journalism

04

12 VI Generic Elective UPSTGE-

601

International Politics:

Contemporary Issues

and Concerns

04

SUBJECT: -ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES

S.

No.

Semeste

r


ts

1 I Ability Enhancement

Compulsory Course

UESTAECC-

101

Environmental

Studies

02

2 II Ability Enhancement

Compulsory Course

UESTAECC-

201

Environmental

Studies

02


Course

UESTS-301 Solid Waste

Management

04


Course

UESTS-401 Environmental Impact

Assessment

04


Course

UESTS-501 Green Technology 04


Course

UESTS-601 Pollution Abatement

Techniques

04

SUBJECT: - B C A

S.

No.

Seme

ster


ts

1 I Core Course UBCATC-

101

Computer Fundamentals 04

2 I Core Course UBCATC-

102

Programming in C-Language 04

3 I Core Course UBCAPC-

150

Practical 04

4 II Core Course UBCATC-

201

Data Structure Using C-

Language

04

5 II Core Course UBCATC-

202

Fundamentals of Digital

Electronics

04

6 II Core Course UBACPC-

250

Practical 04

7 III Core Course UBCATC-

301

Fundamentals of Operating

System

04

8 III Core Course UBCATC-

302

Database Management

System

04

9 III Core Course UBCAPC-

350

Practical 04

10 III Skill

Enhancement

Course (SEC-

1)

UBCATS-

301

PC Assembly and Installation 04

11 III Skill

Enhancement

Course (SEC-

2)

UBCATS-

302

Free and Open Source

Software

04

12 IV Core Course UBCATC-

401

Computer Network and

Internet (up to

2019-20)

04


401

Software Engineering (for

2020-21 and

onwards)

04


402

Object Oriented

Programming Using C++

04

15 IV Core Course UBCAPS-

450

Practical 04

16 IV Skill

Enhancement

Course (SEC-

3)

UBCATS-

401

Information Security ( up to

2019-20)

04

17 IV Skill

Enhancement

Course (SEC-

3)

UBCATS-

401

Java Programming (for 2020-

21 and

onwards)

04

18 IV Skill

Enhancement

Course (SEC-

4)

UBCATS-

402

Python Programming 04

19 V Discipline

Specific

Elective

(DSE-1)

UBCATDS

E-501

Software Engineering ( up to

2020-21)

04

20 V Discipline

Specific

Elective

(DSE-1)

UBCATDS

E-501

Computer Networks and

Internet (for

2021-22 and onwards)

04

21 V Discipline

Specific

Elective

(DSE-2)

UBCATDS

E-502

Artificial Intelligence 04

22 V Discipline

Specific

Elective

(DSE-3)

UBCATDS

E-503

Advanced DBMS 04

23 V Discipline

Specific

Elective

UBCAPDS

E-550

Practical 04

24 V Skill

Enhancement

Course (SEC-

5)

UBCATS-

501

Web-Technology 04

25 V Skill

Enhancement

Course (SEC-

6)

UBCATS-

502

Java Programming (up to

2019-20)

04

26 V Skill

Enhancement

Course (SEC-

6)

UBCATS-

502

Information Security (for

2021-22 and

onwards)

04

27 VI Discipline

Specific

Elective

(DSE-4)

UBCATDS

E-601

PHP/MySQL 04

28 VI Discipline

Specific

Elective

(DSE-5)

UBCATDS

E-602

Android Programming 04

29 VI Discipline

Specific

Elective

UBCAPDS

E-650

Project 08

Note: - Select one of the two courses SEC-1 or SEC-2 in Semester-III, one of the two courses SEC-3 or SEC-4

in Semester-IV, one of the two courses DSE-2 or DSE-3 and one of the two courses SEC-5 or SEC-6 in

Semester-V and one of the two courses DSE-4 or DSE-5 in Semester-VI.

SUBJECT: - COMPUTER APPLICATIONS (B.SC.)

S.

No.

Semeste

r


ts

1 I Core Course UCATC-

101

Computer Fundamentals 04+0

2

2 II Core Course UCATC-

201

Programming in C-

Language

04+0

2

3 III Core Course UCATC-

301

Data Structure Using C-

Language

04+0

2

4 III Skill

Enhanceme

nt

Course

(SEC-1)

UCATS-301 PC Assembly and

Installation

04

5 III Skill

Enhanceme

nt

Course

(SEC-2)

UCATS-302 Free and

Open Source

Software

04

6 IV Core Course UCATC-

401

Database Management

System

04+0

2

7 IV Skill

Enhanceme

nt

Course

(SEC-3)

UCATS-401 Information Security 04

8 IV Skill

Enhanceme

nt

Course

(SEC-4)

UCATS-402 Web-technology 04

9 V Discipline

Specific

Elective

UCATDSE-

501

Fundamentals

of Operating

Systems

04+0

2

10 V Skill

Enhanceme

nt

Course

(SEC-5)

UCATS-501 Artificial Intelligence 04

11 V Skill

Enhanceme

nt

Course

(SEC-6)

UCATS-502 Advanced DBMS 04

12 VI Discipline

Specific

Elective

UCATDSE-

601

Computer Networks and

Internet

04+0

2

13 VI Skill

Enhanceme

nt

Course

(SEC-7)

UCATS-601 PHP 04

14 VI Skill

Enhanceme

nt

Course

(SEC-8)

UCATS-602 Android Programming 04

Note: - Select one of the two courses SEC-1 or SEC-2 in Semester- III, one of the two courses SEC-3 or SEC-

4 in semester-IV, one of the two courses SEC-5 or SEC-6 in semester-V and one of the two courses SEC-7 or

SEC-8 in semester VI.

SUBJECT: - HISTORY

S.

No.

Semeste

r


ts

1 I Core Course UHTTC-101 The History of India

from the Earliest

Times

up to 300 C. E

06

2 II Core Course UHTTC-201 The History of India

C.

300 to 1200

06

3 III Core Course UHTTC-301 Indian National

Movement

06

4 III Skill

Enhancement

Course

UHTTS-301 Understanding of

Popular Culture

04

5 IV Core Course UHTTC-401 History of Jammu and

Kashmir State

06

6 IV Skill

Enhancement

Course

UHTTS-401 Heritage and Museum 04


Elective (DSE-1)

UHTTDSE-

501

World History 06

8 V Discipline

Specific

Elective (DSE-

2)

UHTTDSE-

502

Feudalism,

Industrializatio

n, Colonialism

and

Nationalism

06

9 V Skill

Enhancement

Course

UHTTS-501 History of Museums

and Archives

04

10 V Generic Elective UHTTGE-

501

Indian History 04


Elective (DSE-3)

UHTTDSE-

601

World History 06


Elective (DSE-4)

UHTTDSE-

602

World History 06

13 VI Skill

Enhancement

Course

UHTTS-601 Folklore and Cultural

Traditions

04

14 VI Generic Elective UHTTGE-

601

Indian History 04



SUBJECT: - MUSIC

S.

No.

Semeste

r


ts

1 I Core Course UMUTC-

101

Theory of Indian Music

(General) and Biographies

of Musicians

(up to 2019-20)

02

2 I Core Course UMUTC-

101

Applied Theory

(2020-21 and onwards)

02

3 I Core Course UMUPC-

102

Practical 04

4 II Core Course UMUTC-

201

Theory of Indian Music

(General) and Biographies

of Musicians

(up to 2019-20)

02

5 II Core Course UMUTC-

201

Applied Theory

(2020-21 and onwards)

02

6 II Core Course UMUPC-

202

Practical 04

7 III Core Course UMUTC-

301

Applied Theory and History

of

Indian Music

02

8 III Core Course UMUPC-

302

(Practical)

Stage Performance and Viva

Voce

04

9 III Skill

Enhancement

Course

UMUPS-

303

(Practical)


Voce

04

10 IV Core Course UMUTC-

401


of

Indian Music

02

11 IV Core Course UMUPC-

402

(Practical)


Voce

04

12 IV Skill

Enhancement

Course

UMUPS-

403

(Practical)


Voce

04

13 V Discipline

Specific

Elective

UMUTDSE-

501


of

Indian Music

02

14 V Discipline

Specific

Elective

UMUPDSE-

502

(Practical)


Voce

04

15 V Skill

Enhancement

Course

UMUTS-

501


Voce

04

16 V Generic

Elective

UMUTGE-

503

Applied Theory 02

17 VI Discipline

Specific

Elective

UMUTDSE-

601

Applied Theory 02

18 VI Discipline

Specific

Elective

UMUPDSE-

602

(Practical)


Voce

04

19 VI Skill

Enhancement

Course

UMUPS-601

(Practical)


Voce

04

20 VI Generic Elective UMUPGE-

603

( Practical)


Voce

04

SUBJECT: - STATISTICS

S.

No.

Semeste

r

Course Type Course

No.

Title Credi

ts

1 I Core Course USTTC-

101

Descriptive Statistics

and Probability

04+0

2

2 II Core Course USTTC-

201

Probability

Distribution

and Attributes

04+0

2

3 III Core Course USTTC-

301

Statistical Interference 04+0

2

4 IV Core Course USTTC-

401

Sampling and Design 04+0

2

SUBJECT: - GENERAL ENGLISH

S.

No.

Semeste

r


s

1 I Core Course UENTC-101 General English

Intensive Part-I

06

2 II Core Course UENTC-201 General English

Intensive Part-II

06

3 III Core Course UENTC-301 English Core 06


Course

UENTS-311 Creative Writing in

English

04

5 IV Core Course UENTC-401 English Core 06


Course

UENTS-411 Media Studies and

Communication Skills

04


Elective

UENTDSE-

501

English Core 06


Course

UENTS-511 Journalism 04

9 V Generic Elective UENTGE-

501

Ethical Competence

through Literature

04


Elective

UENTDSE-

601

English Core 06


Course

UENTS-611 English Language

Teaching

04

12 VI Generic Elective UENTGE-601 Learning Life Skills

through Literature

04

13 I Ability

Enhanceme

nt

Compulsory

Course

UENTAECC-

101

Communication

English

02

14 II Ability

Enhanceme

nt

Compulsory

Course

UENTAECC-

201

Communication

English

02

15 V Ability

Enhanceme

nt

Compulsory

Course

UENTAECC-

501

Communication

English

02

16 VI Ability

Enhanceme

nt

Compulsory

Course

UENTAECC-

601

Communication

English

02

SUBJECT: - ENGLISH LITERATURE

S.

No.

Semeste

r


ts

1 I Core Course UELTC-101 An Introduction to

Literature (British Lit

I)

06

2 II Core Course UELTC-201 An Introduction to

Literature (British Lit

II)

06

3 III Core Course UELTC-301 English Literature 06

4 IV Core Course UELTC-401 English Literature 06

5 V Discipline

Specific

Elective

UELTDSE-

501

English Literature 06

6 VI Discipline

Specific

Elective

UELTDSE-

601

English Literature 06

SUBJECT: - FUNCTIONAL ENGLISH

S.

No.

Semeste

r


s

1 I Core Course UFETC-101 English Language

Skills

and Phonetics-I

04+0

2

2 II Core Course UFETC-201 English Language

Skills

and Phonetics-II

04+0

2

3 III Core Course UFETC-301 Functional English 04+0

2

4 IV Core Course UFETC-401 Functional English 04+0

2


Elective

UFETDSE-

501

Functional English 04+0

2


Elective

UFETDSE-

601

Functional English 04+0

2

SUBJECT: - BOTANY

S.

No.

Semest

er


ts

1 I Core Course UBOTC-

101

Diversity of Microbes and

Cryptogams (up to 2019-20)

04+0

2

2 I Core Course UBOTC-

101

Microbiology, Mycology

and Cryptogams (for

2020-21 and

onwards)

04+0

2

3 II Core Course UBOTC-

201

Characteristics and

Systematics

of Seed Plants

04+0

2

4 III Core Course UBOTC-

301

Plant Anatomy, Embryology

and

Ecology

04+0

2

5 III Skill

Enhancement

Course

UBOTS-

301

Mushroom Cultivation

Technology

04

6 IV Core Course UBOTC-

401

Plant Physiology and

Metabolism

04+0

2

7 IV Skill

Enhancement

Course

UBOTS-

401

Nursery, Gardening and

Floriculture

04

8 V Discipline

Specific

Elective

UBOTDSE

-501

Cell Biology and Genetics 04+0

2

9 V Skill

Enhancement

Course (SEC-

1)

UBOTS-

501

Biofertilizers 04

1

0

V Skill

Enhancement

Course (SEC-

2)

UBOTS-

502

Diversity and Human Welfare 04

1

1

VI Discipline

Specific

UBOTDSE

-601

Economic Botany and

Biotechnology

04+0

2

Elective

1

2

VI Skill

Enhancement

Course (SEC-

3)

UBOTS-

601

Ethnobotany 04

1

3

VI Skill

Enhancement

Course (SEC-

4)

UBOTS-

602

Floriculture 04

Note: - Select one of the two courses SEC-1 or SEC-2 in Semester- V and one of the two courses SEC-3 or

SEC-4 in semester-VI.

SUBJECT: - PUNJABI

S.

No.

Semeste

r


ts

1 I Core Course UPBTC-

101

Punjabi Sufi Kav,

Adhunik Punjabi

Kavita atay

Viharak Punjabi

06

2 II Core Course UPBTC-

201

Punjabi Kissa Kav,

Adhunik Punjabi

Kahani

atay Viharak

Punjabi

06

3 III Core Course UPBTC-

301

Sufi Kissa atay

Lokdhara

06

4 III Skill

Enhancement

Course

UPBTS-301 Gurmukhi Lipi atay

Punjabi Bhasha

Vigyaan

04

5 IV Core Course UPBTC-

401

Punjabi Novel Sahit

Sidhant atay Bhasha

06

6 IV Skill

Enhancement

Course

UPBTS-401 Natak tay Rangmanch 04

7 V Discipline

Specific

Elective (DSE-1)

UPBTDSE-

501

Punjabi Nari Sahit 06

8 V Discipline

Specific

Elective (DSE-2)

UPBTDSE-

502

Punjabi Ikangi atay

Viharik Punjabi

06

9 V Skill

Enhancement

Course

UPBTS-501 Computer Anuwaad

atay

Punjabi Koshkari

04

10 V Generic Elective UPBTGE-

501

Riyasti Jammu and

Kashmir di Punjabi

atay

Viharik Punjabi

04

11 VI Discipline

Specific

Elective (DSE-3)

UPBTDSE-

601

Punjabi Natak ty

Viharak

Punjabi

06

12 VI Discipline

Specific

Elective

(DSE-4)

UPBTDSE-

602

Kissa

Pooran

Bhagat:

Kadaryaar

06

13 VI Skill

Enhancement

Course

UPBTS-601 Pattarkarita 04

14 VI Generic Elective UPBTGE-

601

Punjabi Safarnama

atay

Viharak Punjabi

04

15 I Ability

Enhancement

Compulsory Course

UPBTAECC-

101

Communication

Punjabi

02

16 II Ability

Enhancement

Compulsory Course

UPBTAECC-

201

Communication

Punjabi

02



SUBJECT: - GEOGRAPHY

S.

No.

Semeste

r

Course Type Course No. Title Cred

it

s

1 I Core Course UGGTC-101 Physical Geography 04+0

2

2 II Core Course UGGTC-201 Geography of Jammu

and

Kashmir

04+0

2

3 III Core Course UGGTC-301 Geography of

Climatology

and Oceanography

04+0

2

4 IV Core Course UGGTC-401 Geography of India 04+0

2

5 V Discipline

Specific

Elective

UGGTDSE-

501

Human Geography 04+0

2

6 VI Discipline

Specific

Elective

UGGTDSE-

601

Geography of Asia 04+0

2

SUBJECT: - PSYCHOLOGY

S.

No.

Semeste

r


ts

1 I Core Course UPSYTC-

101

Foundation of

Psychology

04+0

2

2 II Core Course UPSYTC-

201

Introduction to Social

Psychology

04+0

2

3 III Core Course UPSYTC-

301

Introduction to Human

Development

04+0

2

4 III Skill

Enhancement

Course

UPSYTS-

301

Developing Emotional

Competence

04

5 IV Core Course UPSYTC-

401

Abnormal Psychology 04+0

2

6 IV Skill

Enhancement

Course

UPSYTS-

401

Managing Stress 04

7 V Discipline

Specific

Elective (DSE-1)

UPSYTDS

E-501

Industrial/Organizational

Behaviour

04+0

2

8 V Discipline

Specific

Elective (DSE-2)

UPSYTDS

E-502

Community Psychology 04+0

2

9 V Skill

Enhance

ment

Course

UPSYTS-

501

Psychology in Education 04

10 V Generic Elective UPSYTGE-

501

Psychology for Living 04+0

2

11 VI Discipline

Specific

Elective (DSE-3)

UPSYTDS

E-601

Health and Well-Being 04+0

2

12 VI Discipline

Specific

Elective (DSE-4)

UPSYTDS

E-602

Counseling Psychology 04++

02

13 VI Skill

Enhancement

Course

UPSYTS-

601

Managing Human

Resources

04

14 VI Generic Elective UPSYTGE-

601

Consumer Psychology 04+0

2



SUBJECT: - GENERAL HINDI

S.

No.

Semeste

r


ts

1 I Core Course UHITC-101 Kavya avam

Aalochna

Sidhant

06

2 II Core Course UHITC-201 Sahitya Ka Itihaas 06

3 III Core Course UHITC-301 Gadhya Vidhayein 06

4 III Skill

Enhancement

Course

UHITS-303 Bhasha Shikshan 04

5 IV Core Course UHITC-401 Natak, Eakanki

avam

Vyakaran

06

6 IV Skill

Enhancement

Course

UHITS-403 Anuvaad Vigyan 04

7 V Discipline

Specific

Elective (DSE-1)

UHITDSE-

501

Kathakaar Prem

Chand

06

8 V Discipline

Specific

Elective (DSE-2)

UHITDSE-

502

Lok Sahitya 06

9 V Skill

Enhancement

Course

UHITS-503 Karayalyi Hindi 04

10 V Generic Elective UHITGE-

504

Gadhya Sahitya 04

11 VI Discipline

Specific

Elective (DSE-3)

UHITDSE-

601

Katha Sahitya 06

12 VI Discipline

Specific

Elective (DSE-4)

UHITDSE-

602

Rekhachatre aur

Sansmaran

06

13 VI Skill

Enhancement

Course

UHITS-603 Rang, Aalekh avam

Rangmanch

04

14 VI Generic Elective UHITGE-

601

Mahakavya 04

15 I Ability

Enhancement

Compulsory Course

UHITAEC

C-101

Communication

Hindi

02

16 II Ability

Enhancement

Compulsory Course

UHITAEC

C-201

Communication

Hindi

02



SUBJECT: - PHYSICS

S.

No.

Semest

er


ts

1 I Core Course UPHTC-101 Mechanics, Oscillations

and

Theory of Relativity

04+0

2

2 II Core Course UPHTC-201 Vectors, Electricity &

Magnetism and

Electromagnetic Waves

04+0

2

3 III Core Course UPHTC-301 Electronics,

Thermodynamics

and Statistical Mechanics

04+0

2

4 III Skill

Enhancement

Course

UPHTS-301 Physics Workshop Skill 04

5 IV Core Course UPHTC-401 Fourier Series, Waves and

Optics

04+0

2

6 IV Skill

Enhancement

Course

UPHTS-401 Renewable Energy and

Energy

Harvesting

04

7 V Discipline

Specific

Elective

UPHTDSE-

501

Quantum Mechanics and

Nuclear Physics

04+0

2

8 V Skill

Enhancement

Course

UPHTS-501 Basic Instrumentation

Skills

04

9 VI Discipline

Specific

Elective

UPHTDSE-

601

Solid State Physics and

Quantum Optics

04+0

2

10 VI Skill

Enhancement

Course

UPHTS-601 Weather Forecasting 04

New Courses introduced:

B. Com (Hons) 80 seats

Two new course combinations have been introduced this year:

2(a) Anthropology, Zoology, Botany (B.Sc) - 40 seats

2(b) Anthropology, History (BA) - 40 seats

In addition to the above courses, 4 Skill courses have been introduced this year for imparting adequate skill

based knowledge to the students who opt for them

1. Aquarium Fish Keeping

2. Digital Marketing

3. Bio Informatics

4. Mass Communication and Media Production

A student shall opt for any of the aforementioned course in semester 3 and shall continue with the same till

semester 6;

There will be no option to opt out of this course;

Lateral entry shall not be allowed to any of these courses;

Seats per course = 40;

Admission to the said course shall be based on merit of 1st semester

Seats offered for admission in semester 1st (UG programmes) of session 2021-22.

Total No of seats available in different Programmes: - 1920

Seats available in EVS :- 1920

Seats available in different UG programmes

S No Type of the Programme Total Seats available(open and

reserved)

Programme/s

details(Annexure)

1. Arts programmes 920 1(a)

2. Medical programmes 330 1(b)

3. Non-Medical Programmes 240 1(c)

4. Commerce Programmes 360 1(d)

5 BCA/B.Sc. Computer sciences 70 1(e)

Total seats available 1920

Subject Combinations Offered:

UG Programmes/ combinations in Arts stream Annexure 1(a)

S.No. UG programme/Combination Total seats available(open&

reserved)

Total seats available in a

subject

1 Education Pol.Science 50

2 Education History 20

3 Education Philosophy 40

4 Education Psychology 40

5 Education Economics 40

6 Education Eng. Literature 20

7 Education Music 20

8 Education Sanskrit 20

9 Education Home science 30

1. Education 280

10 Pol. Science Sociology 50

11 Pol. Science History 20

12 Pol. Science Psychology 40

13 Pol. Science Economics 20

14 Pol. Science Eng. Literature 20

15 Pol. Science Mathematics 20

16 Pol. Science Geography 40

17 Pol. Science Philosophy 20

2. Political science 280

18 Sociology History 40

19 Sociology Philosophy 50

20 Sociology Psychology 40

21 Sociology Economics 20

22 Sociology Sanskrit 10

23 Sociology Home science 20

24 Sociology Fun. English 20

3. Sociology 250

25 History Sanskrit 10

26 History Anthropology 40

4. History 130

27 Psychology Philosophy 20

28 Psychology English Literature 20

5.Psychology 160

29 Philosophy Sanskrit 20

30 Philosophy Home Science 20

6. Philosophy 170

31 Economics Mathematics 20

32 Economics Statistics 20

7. Economics 100

33 Sanskrit Music 20

8 Sanskrit 80

34 Functional English Eng. Literature 20

9 Functional

English

40

10. English literature 80

11 Music 40

12. Home science 50

13. Mathematic( Arts combinations) 40

14.Anthropology(Arts combination) 40

15. Geography ( Arts Combination) 40

16. Statistics ( Arts combinations) 20

Note: A student opting for Arts stream has to select two of the courses from the combinations provided above

(Annexure 1 a); one of the languages (English/Hindi/Urdu/Dogri/ Punjabi- only one to be selected ) and

compulsory courses {EVS and Communication Language Course (English/Hindi/Urdu/Dogri/ Punjabi -only

one to be selected)}.

UG Programmes/ combinations in Medical stream Annexure 1(b)

1. Botany, Zoology , Chemistry 220

2 Botany, Zoology, Anthropology 40

3 Botany, Zoology , Geography 40

4. Botany/ Zoology, Chemistry,

Biotechnology

30

Total 330

Botany 315

Zoology 315

Anthropology

80(40Medical stream+ 40 Arts stream)

Geography

160(40 Medical stream+80 Non-medical stream+ 40 Arts stream)

Biotechnology 30

Chemistry

350(250 Medical stream+100 Non-medical stream)

UG Programmes/ combinations in Non- Medical stream Annexure 1(c)

1. Physics, Mathematics, Chemistry 100

2 Physics, Mathematics, Electronics 40

3 Physics, Mathematics, Geography 80

4. Physics, Mathematics, Statistics 20

Total 240

Physics

255( 240 Non-medical stream+15 With computer sciences

Mathematics

310(240 Non-medical stream+30 With computer sciences+40 Arts)

Electronics

55(40 Non-medicalstream+15 Computer sciences)

Statistics

40( 20 Non-medical stream+20 Arts stream)

UG Programmes (B.Com.) Annexure 1(d)

1. B.Com. Programme 240

2 B.Com. Honours Programme 80

Total 320

UG Programmes (BCA.) Annexure 1(e)

1. B.C.A Programme 40

2* B.Sc. Computer applications,

Physics, Mathematics

15

3* B.Sc. Computer applications,

Electronics, Mathematics.

15

Total 70

* Included in the Non- Medical Stream.

Note: A student opting for Medical/ Non-medical/ B.Com./ BCA stream has to select a course combination

from the tables provided above (Annexure 1 b ; 1 c; 1 d; 1 e) and two compulsory courses (EVS and

Communication English)

Pre-Admission Guidance and Counselling Cell for Undergraduate Level

The has constituted Guidance and Counselling Cell for Admission to guide the students in the process of

seeking admission and selection of the right course in compatibility with their abilities. The students can also

approach the members of this cell for information regarding Add-on courses. The application for Add-on

courses shall be sought after the regular process of admission is over.

Admission Process for Undergraduate Level

-> Submission of Pre-Admission Application form online:

* Candidate is required to fill Pre-Admission Application form online and submit it within the stipulated time

as per the notification.

* After submission of Pre-Admission application, Merit list will be uploaded on the website.

* Admission forms will be filled by the candidate and submitted along with the required self attested

documents.

In view of COVID crisis, admission seekers/ parents are advised not to visit the campus.

They can post their queries on [email protected] or call at admission helpline 9419202081 or

0191-2544305

Admission Criteria

* The minimum eligibility for seeking admission in this shall be 50% for the Science and 45% for the Arts

and Commerce Streams.

* Re-appear cases in 12th Standard are not eligible for admission.

* A student who has passed Higher Secondary Part-II examination (Class 12th) of the J&K Board/CBSE/ any

other equivalent examination, is eligible for admission.

* Student is eligible to take up any subject provided the candidate had taken up the same subject in Higher

Secondary Part-II (10+2 pattern) or an equivalent examination in the following:

a) Biology as a subject in 10+2 to be eligible to take up Botany or Zoology or Biotechnology

b) Mathematics and Physics as subjects to be eligible to take up Electronics.

c) Mathematics as a subject to be eligible to take up Mathematics/BCA.

d) To be eligible to take up Commerce Stream the candidate is required to have Commerce Stream in the 10+2

Class. If not, 50% as aggregate in other subjects.

e)To be eligible to take admission in B. Com. Hons. a student should have scored a minimum of 60% marks

in 12th std.

f) Mathematics as a subject in 10+2 to be eligible to take up Computer Application.

g) For taking Geography, preference will be given to students who have Geography as a subject in 10+2.

Eligibility for taking Geography is 60% marks or above.

Candidates need to fill their form with extreme care because no editing will be allowed once the fee is

submitted.

Note:

* Candidates need to browse the website for the detailed list of generic courses.

* Change of subjects/stream is not encouraged but in case any difficulty is faced, the student will be allowed

to change the stream/subject combination within one week after the commencement of classes.

mailto:[email protected]

* Details about the seats reserved for various sections of the students seeking admission in different UG

Programmes for the academic session 2020-21.

After filling the online forms they will submit a copy of the filled form along with the bank receipt of Rs.500/-

in office of the Principal, GCW Parade. The Schedule of the Entrance Test can be seen on the website.

Documents Required (To be submitted only after the resumes normal functioning)

For State Board Students

a) Marks card /Diploma of 10th and 12th class in original and 2 photocopies of each.

b) Provisional and Character Certificate in original from the institution last attended

c) Two passport size photographs.

d) Undertaking form to be filled online by the student while filling up the admission form online.

e) Category Certificate in original issued from the competent authority (if applicable) along with its

photocopy.

2. For CBSE Students:

Besides the above mentioned documents from (a) to (e), the following are required Eligibility Certificate

➢ Migration Certificate in original, along with photocopy.

➢ Transfer Certificate in original, along with photocopy

DETAILS OF THE SEATS RESERVED FOR DIFFERENT CATEGORIES FOR ADMISSIONS TO

VARIOUS PROGRAMMES FOR THE SESSION 2021-22

Arts Stream- Details of the seats reserved for different categories in Arts stream for admission purposes for

the session 2021-22

Subject

Combination

Seat

streng

th

SC -

8%

2a-

4%

2b-

2%

3a-

2%

3b-

2%

4-

2%

5/2

%

6/5

%

7/2

%

8/2

%

9/

2

%

1

0a

1

0

B

Educatio

n

Pol.scienc

e 50 4 2 1 1 1 1 1 3 1 0 1 4

3

0

Educatio

n History 20 2 1 1 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 1 1

1

1

Educatio

n

Philosoph

y 40 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 3

2

4

Educatio

n

Psycholo

gy 40 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 3

2

4

Educatio

n

Economic

s 40 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 3

2

4

Educatio

n

Eng.

Literature 20 2 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 1

1

3

Educatio

n Music 20 2 1 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 1

1

3

Educatio

n Sanskrit 20 2 1 1 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1

1

1

Educatio

n

Home

Science 30 2 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 2

1

8

Pol.

Science Sociology 50 4 2 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 4

3

0

Pol.

Science History 20 1 1 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 1

1

1

Pol.

Science

Psycholo

gy 40 3 1 0 1 0 0 1 3 1 1 1 3

2

5

Pol.

Science

Economic

s 20 1 1 1 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 1

1

3

Pol.

Science

Eng.

Literature 20 1 1 0 1 0 0 1 1 1 0 1 1

1

2

Pol.

Science

Mathemat

ics 20 1 1 1 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 1 1

1

2

Pol.

Science

Geograph

y 40 3 1 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 3

2

8

Pol.

Science

Philosoph

y 20 2 1 0 1 1 0 1 2 1 1 1 1 8

Sociolog

y History 40 3 1 1 0 1 1 1 2 1 1 0 3

2

5

Sociolog

y

Philosoph

y 50 4 2 1 1 1 1 1 3 1 1 0 4

3

0

Sociolog

y

Psycholo

gy 40 3 1 0 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 3

2

4

Sociolog

y

Economic

s 20 2 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 1

1

1

Sociolog

y Sanskrit 10 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 6

Sociolog

y

Home

Science 20 1 1 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 1 1

1

2

Sociolog

y

Func.

English 20 2 1 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 1

1

2

History Sanskrit 10 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 4

History

Anthropol

ogy 40 3 2 0 1 1 1 0 2 1 1 0 3

2

5

Psychol

ogy

Philosoph

y 20 2 1 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 1

1

3

Psychol

ogy

Eng.

Literature 20 2 1 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 1

1

3

Philosop

hy Sanskrit 20 2 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1

1

3

Philosop

hy

Home

Science 20 2 1 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 1

1

2

Economi

cs

Mathemat

ics 20 2 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 1 1

1

2

Economi

cs Statistics 20 2 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 1

1

3

Sanskrit Music 20 2 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1

1

2

Fun.

English

Eng.

Literature 20 2 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 2

1

2

T

o

ta

l 74 37 18 19 18 19 18 46 18 18 18

6

1

5

5

6

01 % of the total reserved for single girl child= 9 ( admission can be granted to any stream subject to a

maximum of one in each stream )

Medical Stream-Details of the seats reserved for the students of different categories for admission to

semester1st. Session 2021-22

Subject Combination

Tota

l

seat

s SC 2a 2b 3a 3b 4 5 6 7 8 9

10

a

10

B

Botany Zoology Chemistry 220 18 8 4 5 5 5 4 11 5 5 4 13 133

Botany Zoology

Anthropolo

gy 40 3 2 0 1 0 1 1 2 1 1 1 3 24

Botany zoology Geography 40 3 1 2 0 1 1 1 2 0 1 1 3 24

Botany/Zool

ogy

Biotechnolo

gy Chemistry 30 2 1 1 0 1 0 1 1 1 0 1 2 18

Total 330 26 12 7 6 7 7 7 16 7 7 7 22 199



NON-Medical Stream- Details of the seats reserved for the students of different categories for admission to


Subject Combination

Total

seats

SC/

8%

2a/4

%

2b/2

%

3a/2

%

3b/2

%

4/2

%

5/2

%

6/5

%

7/2

%

8/2

%

9/2

%

10

a

1

0

B

Phys

ics

Chemis

try

Mathem

atics 100 8 4 2 2 2 2 2 5 2 2 2 7

6

0

Phys

ics

Electro

nics

Mathem

atics 40 3 2 0 1 0 1 1 2 1 1 1 3

2

4

Phys

ics

Geogra

phy

Mathem

atics 80 6 3 2 2 1 2 2 4 1 1 2 6

4

8

Phys

ics

Statisti

cs

Mathem

atics 20 2 1 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 1

1

2

Total 240 20 9 4 5 4 5 5 11 5 5 5 16

1

4

6



Commerce Stream- Details of the seats reserved for the students of different categories for admission to


Subject

Combination

Tot

al

seat

s

SC/8

%

2a/4

%

2b/2

%

3a/2

%

3b/2

%

4/2

%

5/2

%

6/5

%

7/2

%

8/2

%

9/

% 10a

10

B

General

programme in

Commerce 280 22 11 6 5 6 6 5 14 6 5 6 19

16

9

Honours

Programme in

commerce 80 3 1 2 1 2 2 4 2 1 2 5 49

Tot

al 360 28 14 7 7 7 8 7 18 8 6 8 24

21

8

01 % of the total reserved for single girl child= 3+1 ( 3 general programme and 1 honours programme)

BCA Stream- Details of the seats reserved for the students of different categories for admission to


Subject

Combination

Total

seats

SC/8

%

2a/4

%

2b/2

%

3a/2

%

3b/2

%

4/2

%

5/2

%

6/5

%

7/2

%

8/2

%

9/

%

1

0a

10

B

B

C

A 40 3 2 0 1 0 1 1 2 1 1 1 3 24

Computer

applications,

Physics &

Mathematics 15 1 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 9

Computer

applications ,

Electronics&

Mathematics 15 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 9

Tot

al

Total

seats 5 3 1 2 1 2 2 3 2 1 1 5 42

01 % of the total reserved for single girl child= 1(BCA )

Fee Structure for Under Graduate Classes

Govt. Order No, 297/HE of 2019 Date: 30-05-2019

S.No. Particulars Amount

1 Admission Fee Rs. 40

2 Pool Fund Rs. 1950

3 Student ’s Financial Aid Fund Rs. 100

4 Building Maintenance Fund Rs. 165

5 Games/Sports Fund Rs.220

6 Reading Room Fund Rs.50

7 Furniture Fund Rs.70

8 Stationary Fund Rs. 35

9 Magazine Fund Rs.80

10 Motor Vehicle Fund Rs.60

11 Identity Card Fund Rs. 50

12 Student’s Services Fund Rs. 30

13 Seminar/Cultural Activities Fund Rs. 30

14 Excursion Fund Rs. 90

15 Medical Aid Fund Rs. 25

16 Relief Fund Rs. 10

17 Red Cross Fund Rs. 50

18 Miscellaneous Fund Rs. 60

19 Edusat Rs. 25

20 NSS Fund Rs. 50

21 Student’s Union Fee Rs. 25

22 Insurance Fee Rs. 60

Total Rs. 3275

University Notification F-Acd/1/19/14224-14323 Dated: 03-03-2019


1 Digitization Net Working Fund Rs. 220

2 Corpus Fund Rs. 220

3 Red Cross Fee Rs. 20

4 NSS Fee Rs. 130

5 Examination Dept. Fund Rs. 290

6 Cost of Examination Form Rs. 200

7 University Sports Fee Rs. 530

8 University Registration Fee Rs. 360 (only in Sem-1)

9 University Culture Fee Rs. 150

10 Examination Maintenance Fund Rs. 280

11 DIQA 220

Total Rs. 2620

Grand Total A+B=3275+2620= 5895

S.No. Lab Fund Amount

1 Student Using one Lab Rs. 154

2 Student Using Two Lab Rs. 238

3 Student Using Three Lab Rs. 308

4 Subject Tour Rs. 105

5 Admission Fee 3275+2620=5895

Examination Fee B.A/B.Sc./B.Com


1 Arts with one practical 1520+200=1720

2 B.Sc. with two practical 1520+400=1920

3 B.Sc. with three practical 1520+600=2120

4 BCA Fee 1880+400=2280

5 Full Arts Admission Fee + Examination Fee 5895+1520=7415

6 Arts with Home Science/ Psychology/ Music

Examination Fee

5895+1720+154=7769

7 Arts with Functional English Examination Fee

5895+1720+154+1610=9379

8 Full Medical+ Examination Fee 5895+2120+308+105=8428

9 Non-Medical+ Examination Fee 5895+1920+238=8053

10 Non-Medical with Electronics+ Examination

Fee+ Vocational Fee

5895+1920+238+1610=9663

11 BCA+ Examination Fee 12320+5895+2280+238=20733

12 Commerce + Examination Fee 5895+1520=7415

13 Commerce (Hon.) + Examination Fee 5895+1520=7415

14 Bio-Technology + Examination Fee

5895+3420+2120+308+105=11848

15 Non-Medical with Computer Application

5895+1920+238+2660=10713

16 Computer Applications and Electronics (Non-

Medical)

5895+1920+238+2660=10713

17 Arts with Geography 5895+1720+154+105=7874

Note: - For CBSE Students/ students having passed from Boards other than JKBOSE, there will be additional

eligibility fee of Rs. 880/-

Note: Students who are physically challenged, orphan, economically poor and have ailing parent with serious

disease can apply for fee refund under the age is of Red Cross.

Add on-Courses/Diploma Certificate Course

The students can pursue Career Oriented courses also known as Add On Courses in addition to their regular

courses. The career oriented courses are UGC approved and the certificate/diploma/advanced diploma will be

awarded to students, after successful completion of the courses, with their conventional degree. The aim of

these courses is to bridge the gap between degree and the job. These courses include practical work for the

development of different skills and should be market oriented. These courses run in collaboration with

different industries, research institutions and perspective employment agencies.

The different Add-on Courses with their fee structures are as follows:

Examination Fee B.A/B.Sc./B.Com


1 Information Management Rs. 3000.00/-

2 Bio informatics Rs. 3000.00/-

3 Tour & Travel Management Rs. 2000.00/-

4 Archaeology and Musicology Rs. 3000.00/-

5 Journalism-Hindi/English Rs. 2000.00/-

6 Translation Rs. 1500.00/-

7 Social Work Rs. 1500.00/-

8 Food Preservation and quality control Rs. 2000.00/-

Each course has been introduced with a progressive approach during the first, second and third year of

academics as Certificate/Diploma & Advanced Diploma respectively.

Fee Refund Policy

In view of the financial hardships being faced by parents due to lockdowns and related factors, a full refund of

fees should be made on account of all cancellations of admissions/ migrations of students up to October 31,

2021 for the academic session 2021- 2022 as a special case. It is made clear that the entire fee, including all

charges, should be refunded (i.e. there should be zero cancellation charges) on account of cancellations/

migrations up to October 31, 2021. Thereafter, on cancellation/ withdrawal of admissions up to December 31,

2021, the entire fee collected from a student should be refunded in full after deducting not more than

Rs.1000/- as processing fee.

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Student’s Helplines

For any problem/queries/information, following students’ helplines are available

(Call: during office hours only; SMS/Mail/WhatsApp: anytime)

S.N

o

Name of the Helpline Call/Whatsapp

/

SMS

E mail-ID

1 General Enquiry 0191-2544305 [email protected]

2 Students Welfare Cell 94192-02061 [email protected]

3 Anti Ragging Helpline 94191-03074

94192-02061

1800 180 5522

(Toll free)

[email protected]

[email protected]

http://www.amanmovement.org

4 Committee Against Sexual

Harassment (CASH)

94191-03074 [email protected]

[email protected]

5 Examination Helpline 94695-94166 [email protected]

6 Psychological Counseling

Helpline


7 Career Counseling Helpline 94192-02053 [email protected]

8 Training and Placement

Helpline


om

9 Admission Helpline (only

when admission in open)


10 University Section

(For

Degrees/Certificates/

Mark sheets):


10 NCC Helpline ------- [email protected]

11 NSS Helpline ------- [email protected]

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12 Sports Helpline ------- [email protected]

13 Facebook Page ------- Principal Gcw Parade Jammu

14 Instagram ------- PrincipalGcwparade

15 Youtube Channel ------- GCW Parade Ground Jammu

Note:- 1. No call should be made beyond official hours except issues pertaining to S.No. 3, 4 and 6.

2. No call should be made directly to the Principal except in emergency situation.


GENERAL RULES

➢ Ragging in any form, on or off the Campus, including the hostel is a cognizable offence and the

student/students indulging in this practice will be severely punished, which can include explanation and

expulsion from the .

Helpline numbers in case of Ragging: Tel-No 0191-2544305

Email. [email protected] or Contact Dean Student Welfare committee/Anti Ragging

Committee.

1. No outsider is allowed to enter the without a valid reason.

2. If a student is absent from the without permission for more than fifteen consecutive days, her name will be

struck off from the rolls and notified on the Notice Board.

3. Every student attending the shall wear the uniform as follows:-

i. Summer for unmarried girls: Plain White Suit and Plain White Dupatta.

ii. For married girls: Pink Suit and Pink Dupatta.

iii. For Engaged girls: White Suit and Pink Dupatta.

iv. Winter: Same as above with black Cardigans/Coats.

4. Unlawful assembly of students in the is not allowed.

5. Covering walls in graffiti or sticking of posters is a cognizable offence.

6. Students resorting to unfair means in the examination are liable to be punished.

7. A student desirous of withdrawing her name from the rolls should submit an application, countersigned by

the parent/guardian of the student. The withdrawal certificate shall be issued only after the student clears the

dues. Such student shall in no case be readmitted during the same academic session.

8. Any student who indulges in any indiscipline in the shall not be eligible for any prize, certificate, colour,

award or scholarship from the institution. This shall apply to all the students including NCC/NSS volunteers,

players or the hostel boarders.

9. Student shall not leave the premises during the working hours except with the permission of Dean

Student Welfare.

10. Change of section is not allowed.

Principal’s decision in all administrative matters shall be final.

EXAMINATION AND ASSESSMENT

1. Being an Autonomous , Semester end examinations in each course are conducted by Govt. for Women

Parade Jammu, in November/ December and April/May.

2. For being eligible to sit in examination students are required to have a minimum of 75% attendance in

each theory paper and minimum of 15 practicals in each semester.

3. Internal Assessment (Theory) shall be for 20 marks. There will be one internal assessment test of 15 marks

in each theory paper and weightage for attendance is 5 marks.


4. Internal and External (Practical) Examination shall be for 50 marks in all. 25 marks are reserved for

internal practical examination and 25 marks for external practical examination.

Academic Calendar

Academic Calendar for s of Jammu Division Summer Zone for the year 2020-21. The following dates

mentioned are tentative (subject to change) due to Pandemic (Covid-19).

In case the does not open due to Covid-19 all activities would be conducted online.

August

Admission of UG programme

September

Closure of admission programme by mid of September

Commencement of Class work

Teacher’s Day Celebration

Celebration of Hindi Diwas on 14th September

October

Enrollment of students in NCC, NSS and Red Cross

Orientation Programme for fresher’s

Admission in the Hostel

Celebration of 2nd October in the memory of Mahatma Gandhi and Lal Bhadur Shastri

Celebration of UNO day on 24th October

Regular Sports/NCC/NSS activities

November

Celebration of National Education Day on 11th November

Celebration of Foundation Day on 25th November

Celebration of NCC day on 29th November

Internal Assessment Exam at the end of this month

December

World Aids Day Celebration/Red Ribbon activity

World Human Rights Day on 10th December

Educational Trips

Tours and Picnics (Tentative)

Organization of NCC/NSS winter camp of NCC cadets and NSS volunteers

World Human Rights Day

Winter Break

January

Semester End Exam mid January

Celebration of Republic Day

Literary activities of Science, Language and BCA Clubs

Celebration of National Youth Festival to commemorate the birth anniversary of Swami Vivekananda

February

Commencement of class work of next semester

Career Counseling

Remedial Classes

Guests Lecture/Science Day on 28th February

March

Internal Assessment Test

Celebration of International Women’s Day on 8th March

Holi Break

April

Seminars/Debates/Symposium competitions

Celebration of World Health Day on 7th April

Celebration of B.R. Ambedkar Remembrance Day on 14th April

May

Semester End Exams

June to July

Summer Break from 1st June to 15th July

Beginning of Class work

Code of Conduct

Code of Conduct for the Governing Body

The code of conduct for the Governing Body of the is as follows:

1. The Governing Body approves and acquiesce in the matters proposed and passed through the Academic

Council of the after discussions and also endorse the prescribed new courses of study and syllabi, and

restructure and redesign the courses to suit the local needs, to make it skill oriented and in consonance with the

job requirements.

2. Prescribes the rules for admission in consonance with the reservation policy of the State Govt/National

policy.

3. Evolves methods of assessment of students performance, the conduct of examinations and notification of

results.

4. Use modern tools of effective implementation of education technology to achieve higher standards and

greater creativity.

5. Constitute Academic Council and Board of Studies.

6. It will have complete administrative autonomy and have the privilege of appointing administrative staff and

teaching faculty.

7. Institute scholarships, studentships, medals, prizes and certificates.

8. Perform such other functions and institute committees, as may be necessary.

Code of Conduct for Academic Council

The Academic Council will have powers to:

1. Scrutinise and approve the proposals with or without modification of the Board of Studies with regard to

courses of study, academic regulations, curricula, syllabi and modifications thereof, instructional and

evaluation arrangements, methods, procedures relevant thereto etc., provided that where the Academic

Council differs on any proposal, it will have the right to return the matter for reconsideration to the Board of

Studies concerned or reject it, after giving reasons to do so.

2. Make regulations regarding the admission of students to different programmes of study in the keeping in

view the policy of the Government.

3. Make regulations for sports, extra-curricular activities, and proper maintenance and functioning of the

playgrounds and hostels.

4. Recommend to the Governing Body proposals for institution of new programmes of study.

5. Recommend to the Governing Body for institution of scholarships, prizes and medals, and to frame

regulations for the award of the same.

6. Advise the Governing Body on suggestions pertaining to academic affairs made by it.

7. Perform such other functions as may be assigned by the Governing Body.

Code of Conduct for Principal

The code of conduct for the Principal of the is:

1. The Principal is the academic and administrative head of the institute and works for the growth of the

institute. He/She will implement the policies approved by the highest decision making body of the . He/She

shall achieve coordination among various statutory committees and non-statutory bodies including Academic

Council.

2. He/She is the ex-officio member of Board of Governors, Chairperson of Academic Council, and

Chairperson of the finance committee and also Chief Controller of Examinations. He/She monitors

admissions, examinations, evaluation for smooth functioning of the system.

3. He/She is authorized to nominate Coordinators, Conveners and other administration functionaries in the

administration, with the approval of the Academic Council.

4. To conduct the meetings of the Governing Body as per stipulated guidelines.

5. To hold Academic meetings as per the norms.

6. To coordinate and motivate the faculty, administrative authorities and the supporting staff, so as to play

their respective roles more effectively.

7. Shall work for the common goal of providing effective technical education and guiding to enable the

students to carve out promising career and lifelong learning.

8. He/She is the spokesperson of the institution and shall take part in regional, national and international

conventions in serving the cause of development of education in particular.

9. In the matters related to decision implementation, Principal will be assisted by the Governing Body and

Academic Council of the .

10. In matters of admissions, Coordinator admissions will assist the principal.

11. In matters related to academic work, he/she will be assisted by the Board of studies and heads of the

departments.

12. An integrated timetable of the entire institution shall be prepared and submitted to the Principal. In this

endeavor, convener of timetable, along with the various heads of the departments will extend support to the

Principal.

13. Shall closely monitor the class work as per the timetable and the almanac with assistance of faculty in-

charges.

14. Shall closely observe various academic activities like conduct of technical fests, conferences, seminars,

workshops etc.

15. Shall hold meetings of the heads of departments to review the progress of the academic work and suggest

effective measures to achieve desired academic outcome.

16. If necessary shall instruct the heads of the departments to conduct remedial classes academically to support

the slow learners.

17. In matters related to internal examinations, semester end examinations (both theory and practical), result

analysis, detained candidates, Principal will be assisted by Controller of examinations and additional

controllers of the .

18. Principal shall also ensure quality assurance and he/she should be assisted by coordinator IQAC.

19. Shall monitor, evaluate research, development and consultancy activities. He/She should advise faculty to

get sponsored research projects from various funding agencies.

20. The principal should promote industry-institute interaction for better employability of the students.

21. Shall promote internal revenue generation activities with the help of staff and students.

22. Arrange finishing school for the students with the active association of Convener, Placement and

Counseling cell.

23. Shall make efforts to look after the overall welfare of the staff and students.

24. Principal shall forward monthly salary bills of all staff members of the to the finance department for

necessary action.

25. The Principal shall countersign all kinds of scholarship bills in respect of the students of the .

26. Shall have powers to sanction the purchase of stationary, library books, periodicals, consumables for

laboratories, workshops etc subject to the limit of powers delegated in respective areas and subject to the

prescribed procedures, budget provisions under the respective heads of the budget.

27. Shall countersign T.A bills.

28. Shall have powers to sanction advances and final withdrawal of GPF of the staff.

Code of Conduct for Teachers

The code of conduct for the teachers of the is:

1. Teachers should complete the syllabus in time and address to the academic needs of the students.

2. Teachers should be good counselors and facilitators. They should help, guide, encourage and assist the

students to ensure that the Teaching-Learning Process is effective and successful. Value based education must

be their motto.

3. Teachers should carry out other academic, co-curricular and organizational activities that may be assigned

to them from time to time.

4. Teachers must report in time to duty as per the working hours prescribed and should be available in the

campus unless and otherwise they are assigned duties elsewhere.

5. Prior written permission should be obtained for reporting late in the morning or leaving early in the evening

without detriment to their duties. This is subject to restrictions as regards frequency.

6. Staff members are encouraged to write text books, publish articles in reputed Journals and present papers in

Seminars and Conferences.

7. Staff members are also encouraged to take up Research projects and attend Faculty Development

Programmes, Quality Improvement Programmes etc to update their knowledge.

8. No teacher should involve himself/ herself in any act of moral turpitude on his / her part which may cause

impairment or bring discredit to the institution.

9. Tutor – Ward system must be effectively implemented. Teachers shall monitor the respective group of

students who are attached to them.

10. Teachers must be aware of their workload and work accordingly.

Code of Conduct for Students

The code of conduct for Students of the is:

The Code of Conduct for Students is a guide for all members of the student community to a high standard of

behaviour, both to protect the campus environment and to promote consideration and respect for individuals in

support of the mission of the . This document confirms that the commits itself to the advancement of learning,

personal development of the students and their training as responsible citizens.

1. Not at any time must a cell phone be used in class or during exams. Chatting via social media platforms and

texting is not allowed during formal hours. No inappropriate photos/videos should be ever taken or stored.

Any such act can render a student liable to the following: Confiscation of cell phone/ IPAD/ TABLET

Parent contacted Warning Possible suspension from the .

2. Students should not furnish any false information to any official, faculty member, or office.

3. Forgery, alteration, or misuse of any document, record, or instrument of identification is not allowed.

4. Ragging or any conduct which threatens or endangers the health or safety of any person including physical

abuse, threats, intimidation, and/or coercion whether verbal, written or otherwise is prohibited.

5. Attempted or actual theft of and/or damage to property of the , or property of a member of the community,

or other personal or public property, on or off campus is barred.

6. Use or possession of drugs, alcohol or other intoxicating substances is banned.

7. Participating in an on-campus or off-campus demonstration, riot or activity that significantly disrupts the

normal operations of the and/or unreasonably infringes on the rights of other members of the community is

prohibited.

8. Cheating on exams and other acts of dishonesty in class that may violate or spoil the academic atmosphere

is not allowed.

9. To maintain the discipline the students must wear proper uniform in the .

10. False claims about representing the student’s presidium or any other student’s body in the are not allowed.

Any misappropriation of funds is prohibited.

HEALTHY PRACTICES

The objective of these practices of the is to live up to the expectations of various stakeholders.

1. The has an active website www.gcwparade.in that is continually updated to maintain transparency in

administrative affairs of the besides facilitating stakeholders with easy access to the institutional information.

2. The entire process of admission is online, to make it hassle free, transparent and hence student friendly.

3. Additional /Remedial classes are held for weak students.

4. Guest lectures by subject specialists are organized at regular intervals by various departments of the

to keep the staff and students updated in their respective subjects

5. Tours, Picnics and subject field visits are regularly organized

6. Skill based training is made available to the students so that they become economically independent right

after graduation.

http://www.gcwparade.in/

7. The regularly organizes workshops for the students and staff members regarding latest trends in

knowledge.

8. magazine is regularly printed.

9. Student Union and Presidium is elected in a democratic way where every student has the right to vote. This

election is held under the supervision of Head of the institution and Student Welfare Committee.

10. Students spread awareness regarding different social and health issues among different sections of the

society through traditional folk mediums like Nukkad natak, puppet shows and peace rallies.

11. Funds are raised by the students for the needy people of society by organizing fund raising programmes.

This activity inculcates traditional value of respect and affection amongst the students.

12. Every year the adopts a practice of exempting the admission fee of students from weaker sections of

society.

13. A robust network of mentor-mentee system in the provides opportunity to the students to be advised and

counselled.

14. SWOT analysis is done to assess the weaknesses, and strength of the institution.

15. New Projects are given to the students to inculcate scientific temperament among them.

16. Smart classes are being used to deliver lectures.

17. Automated digitized library.

18. Use of innovative teaching pedagogy in order to sustain the interest of the students A few significant

methodologies are as follows:

i. Industrial visits and field visits for experimental/participatory learning.

ii. Collaboration with NGOs and industries for training.

iii. Projects / Surveys.

19. Scholarships and free books are provided to students from economically weaker sections.

20. Investiture Ceremony is organized and council members are formally felicitated.

21. Monthly meeting of Presidium with the principal to redress the grievances and take feedback for further

growth.

22. Parent- Teacher meet is held every year.

23. The has an established Alumnae Association. It supports academic and non-academic activities and is an

integral part of the . It provides leadership, active support, guidance, direction and meaningful services to its

students and its staff.

24. Campus Placement of the students on the campus is contemplated.

FACILITIES AVAILABLE ON THE CAMPUS

Dr. Krishna Mohan Girls Hostel

Hostel accommodation is provided to the students who hail from far off places. Due to constraint of limited

accommodation, the admission to the hostel is made on the basis of merit in the qualifying examination. In

case two or more applicants fall in the same merit, preference would be given to the one with lowest family

income as certified by the concerned Tehsildar. However, some seats are reserved for the wards of Indian

Army personnel, Central Govt. employees and students belonging to SC/ST category.

(In adherence to COVID Protocol, Hostel shall remain closed till the Govt. allows its reopening)

SELECTION FOR HOSTEL ADMISSION:

A student shall be required to submit a certificate in support of her place of residence, duly signed by

employer of her parent or first class magistrate. Students suffering from any chronic infectious disease are not

eligible for hostel accommodation. Gap cases are not eligible for admission to hostel.

The Principal, in all matters, has the discretion to accept or reject the request for admission to the hostel and,

in no case, a student can assert her claim.

The intake capacity of the Hostel is 250 students

ADMISSION TO THE HOSTEL

Application for admission to the hostel shall be made by the student by submitting a duly filled in prescribed

application form (available with the office) to the concerned section. Applicants are required to submit three

passport sized photographs along with the application form.

DOCUMENTS REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION TO THE HOSTEL:

➢ Photocopies of Mark Lists of qualifying examination

➢ Income Certificate issued by competent authority

➢ Medical Certificate for Fitness issued by a registered practitioner.

➢ Photocopy of Category Certificate (if applicable) issued by competent authority.

FACILITIES IN THE HOSTEL:

The following facilities are available to students in the hostel:

Well ventilated, shared accommodation for three students per room.

Mess arrangement

Reading room

Common dining hall.

Common room

First Aid facility.

HOSTEL FEE:

On selection for admission to the hostel the student shall be required to deposit the following fee as fixed by

the Government.

Admission fee Rs. 10

Rent Rs. 200 (per annum)

Electricity charges Rs. 200

Water charges Rs. 50

Furniture fund Rs. 200 Utensils/crockery breakage Rs. 50

Sports/entertainment fund Rs. 50

Reading room fund Rs. 50

Medical aid fund Rs. 30

Service maintenance charges Rs. 660

Hostel security (for 1st year) Rs. 200

Total annual fee for 1st and 2nd Semester Rs. 1700 Annual

Fee for IIIrd and IVth Semester Rs.1500 (Excluding Hostel Security)

Mess Fee Rs. 2000 (per Month, subject to change)

Mess Security Rs. 1500 (for Ist Semester only)

(To be deposited at the time of admission and to be refunded after VI semester)

* Tentative - Subject to change

HOSTEL RULES

The students are required to follow the below mentioned rules in the hostel:

➢ No student shall change her allotted room without the prior permission of administration.

➢ Boarders are not allowed to leave the hostel even to live temporarily elsewhere unless permitted by the

competent authority on the written request by the parent.

➢ In the event of any emergency that demands the boarders to leave the , they are required to sign in the

register and give details of such a need. Strict disciplinary action will be taken for not reporting back in time.

The students are also required to record their arrival on their return.

➢ The warden is authorized to check the students’ rooms any time.

➢ Parents are required to stay in touch with authorities and visit their wards once a month if possible.

➢ The name of the boarders remaining absent continuously will be struck off.

➢ In case of illness, the hostel warden should be informed.

➢ Boarders are required to vacate hostel during vacations.

➢ Ragging in the hostel is strictly banned.

➢ Best hosteller award will be given to the student who has an impeccable behavior.

➢ Indiscipline of any nature will be dealt with strictness by the authorities. The warning will be issued by the

competent authority. If it goes unheeded, action under rules will be initiated. Further insensitivity to discipline

will lead to expulsion of the boarder from the hostel by the competent authority.

➢ Visitors are not allowed to visit the students in their rooms. No guest is allowed to stay overnight.

➢ During holidays and other vacations, boarders must lock the room and keep the keys with the warden.

➢ Students are required to take proper care of their belongings. The management shall not be responsible for

any loss.

➢ The cost of any damage to the room, furniture or facilities provided therein, arising out of improper use

shall be borne by the student.

➢ Applicants are required to submit a list of expected visitors, duly signed by the parent/guardian and three

passport sized photographs of the visitors, along with the application form.

➢ Amusement of any kind which is likely to disturb others, is not allowed.

MESS RULES:

➢ At the time of admission to the hostel, two months fees will have to be deposited in advance wherein one

Month fee will be adjusted in the last month of the session.

➢ Mess charges are to be paid in advance up to 10th of every month. A fine of Rs.10/- per day will be

imposed after the due date.

➢ Students will not be allowed to stay in the hostel and dine in the mess if they fail to pay the dues within one

month.

➢Students are required to pay all the dues before they vacate the accommodation during vacations. They will

not be readmitted if they fail to do so and their security fee will not be refunded.

➢External Examination Roll No. Slip will be issued only after the production of NOC from the hostel warden.

➢ All the hostel students ought to stay in the hostel till their last examination of the current session and pay

the mess fee for the entire session.

➢ Students who leave the hostel before end of academic session shall not be eligible to get their hostel

security refund and will not be readmitted in the hostel in the next academic session.

➢ Hostel mess will be managed by the inmates of the hostel on rotational basis

ROOM MAINTENANCE:

➢ Students are responsible for proper maintenance of rooms and the furniture provided therein.

➢ Proper bedding shall be brought by the students themselves.

➢ Use of electric heaters, electric kettle and other electric appliances is strictly prohibited. LED bulbs to be

used

➢ Boarders will make sure that lights and fans are switched off while leaving the room. Negligence in this

regard can result in expulsion from the hostel.

DINING HALL RULES:

➢ No meal shall be served outside the dining hall.

➢ Students are required to come in proper dress to the dining hall (night dress, bathroom sleepers are not

allowed).

LIBRARY

The has a well-established digitized Library for the undergraduate, post graduate students and the faculty. The

library has educational as well as general collection pertaining to disciplines such as Social Sciences and

Humanities, Science, Technology, Literature, History and Geography, Fiction and Non-Fiction Novels, Career

Counseling and books related to Competitive Exams for students, and a small collection of Braille books. Both

the sections of the library (Science and Arts) have collection of reference books such as Encyclopedia,

biographies, Yearbooks, Gazetteers, Directories, Atlas, Dictionaries etc. The has a separate collection of

books to extend book bank service to the needy students. It also has a collection of local as well as National

Newspapers and magazines.

The library has :

60479 Books (all subjects and reference books)

5000 Magazines/Journals (Online and Offline mode)

13 Newspapers

Gift books

Approximately 13000 books in Book Bank

Books under state grant are annually purchased through E-Tendering.

Automation of Library books is done in the session 2020-2021.

Browsing centre was established in 2021.

Smart cards for students and staff.

NDL Facility is available.

RFID Technology is available.

Books are scientifically arranged with technical service such as Book selection, acquisition, classification,

coding for assigning location, automation using Koha.

Apart from books, access to online E-Journals through N-List is as under:

E-Resources @N-LIST

Subscribed e-Journals and e-Books

In this electronic era, the library has also subscribed e-journals through N-List (National Library and

Information services infrastructure of scholarly content).

Under this project the fraternity is provided the credentials to access e-journals through database.

The Consortium subscribes to the following resources for the s:

All electronic resources subscribed under N-List Programs are available from the publisher’s website.

Besides, the facility of Book Bank enables the students to borrow books on long term basis.

A space is also allocated for specially abled students and faculty in the library.

LIBRARY RULES:

➢ The library is open for students and staff during the hours on all working days.

➢ Students are allowed to get issued only one book at a time which has to be returned within 7 days.

➢ Complete silence is to be observed in the library and in the reading rooms.

➢ Students are directed to handle books properly. Any body found misusing the library books/ library

journals/magazines etc. shall be punished under rules.

➢ If a borrowed book is lost, torn or damaged, the student responsible for it will be liable to replace it or pay

double the cost of the book.

➢ Every student at the time of borrowing books from the Library shall present to the Librarian her borrower

card. The card is issued by the Chief Librarian

➢ Every student on being admitted shall be issued an “Identity Card” which she shall carry with her all the

time and shall produce on demand. In case of loss of ID Card a fine of Rs. 100/- shall be charged.

EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES:

Extracurricular activities form the core of a student’s life since they help to develop an all-round personality

of the students to face the challenges of the world. The aim of extracurricular activities is to make the students

fit for the future and to develop a competitive spirit, co-operation, leadership, diligence, punctuality and team-

spirit as well as to provide a backdrop for the development of their creative talents.

Activities through the lens

SPORTS ACTIVITIES:

The has a well developed play field with defined courts for various games. The provides a number of indoor

and outdoor Sports and games facilities to the students and suitable awards are given every year to the best

performers.

NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME (NSS):

National Service Scheme (NSS) aims at arousing social consciousness of the youth with an overall objective

of personality development of the students through community service. The has 4 units, having one

Programme officer and 100 students in each unit. They are required to extend 120 hrs of social service per

year besides participation in two camps organized by the NSS unit of the . Students are given certificates by

University of Jammu for rendering service in the field. The activities include: Improvement of campus,

Constructive work in adopted villages and tree plantation.

Activities by the NSS unit of the

NATIONAL CADETS CORPS (NCC):

The National Cadet Corps in India is a voluntary organization that recruits cadets from high schools and s The

Cadets are provided military training in small arms and parades.

The aims of NCC :

To develop qualities of character, courage, camaraderie, discipline, leadership, secular outlook, spirit of

adventure and the ideals of selfless service amongst the youth of the country.

To create a human resource of organized, trained and motivated youth, to provide leadership in all walks of

life and be always available for the service of the nation.

To provide a suitable environment to motivate the youth to take up a career in the Armed forces. The students

should enroll with the in-charge of the NCC unit of the .

NCC cadets being felicitated at various levels for their excellent performances

ACADEMIC ACHIEVERS

List of Position holders of B.Sc. Semester VI 2020

S.no Name Parentage Percentage Rank

1. Simran Gupta Vijay Kumar Gupta 86.97 1st

2. Roopali Jugal Kishore 86.21 2nd

3. Zarena Batool Towhir Hussain 84.76 3rd

List of Position holders of BCA Semester VI 2020

S.No Name Parentage Percentage Rank

1. Mehak Suri Arun Suri 76.55 1st

2. Rajaswini sharma Bharat Bhushan 71.18 2nd

3. Surbhi Chambyal Param Veer Singh 70.73 3rd

List of Position holders of B.A Semester VI 2020

S.No Name Parentage Percentage Rank

1. Himanshi Bhardwaj Om Parksah Dutta 86.28 1st

2. Raagni Gupta Ramman Gupta 85.28 2nd

3. Avantika Gupta Jatinder Singh Jasrotia 81.73 3rd

List of Position holders of B.Com Semester VI 2020

S.No Name Parenatge Percentage Rank

1. Harsha Mehta Raju 84.36 1st

2. Sakshi Devi Inder Singh 79.24 2nd

3. Tania Sanjeev Kumar 77.84 3rd

LIST OF GAZETTED STAFF

S. No. Name Designation Subject Qualification E-mail Id

1 Dr. Ritu Magotra Associate

Professor

English M.A., Ph.d.,

B.Ed

[email protected]

2 Renu Angurana Associate

Professor

English MA [email protected]

3 Dr. Samriti

Manchanda

Associate

Professor

English M.A, B.ED [email protected]

4 Dr. Anju Bala Associate

Professor

English M.A., Ph.D [email protected]

5 Dr.Shalini sharma Associate

Professor


6 Dr.Sonia

Khajuria

Associate

Professor


7 Dr. Manpreet

Kaur

Assistant

Professor


8 Dr. Shivani Suri

Verma

Assistant

Professor


9 Irshad Hussain

Shah

Assistant

Professor

English M.A/ M.Phil. [email protected]

10 Menaka Thappa Assistant

Professor

English M.Phil, B.Ed. [email protected]

11 Bandana Bakshi Assistant

Professor

English M.A, B.Ed, [email protected]

12 Archana Dubey Assistant

Professor

English M.Phil, B.ed [email protected]

13 Anuradha Kalsi Assistant

Professor

English M.A., M.Phil. [email protected]

14 Dr. Iesha Sharma Assistant

Professor

English M.A, Ph.D. [email protected]

15 Nusrat

Chowdhary

Assistant

Professor

English M.A. [email protected]

16 Dr. Shallu

Sambyal

Associate

Professor

Botany M.Sc., Ph. D. [email protected]

17 Ghanjit Singh Associate

Professor

Botany M.Sc. [email protected]

18 Shayat Kumar Associate

Professor

Botany M.Phil. [email protected]

19 Tahira Fardos Assistant

Professor

Botany M.Sc.,

M.Phil., B.Ed.

[email protected]

20 Dr. Avinash K.

Gupta

Associate

Professor

Chemistry M.Sc., Ph. D. [email protected]

21 Arun Kumar Associate

Professor

Chemistry M.Sc., Ph.D. [email protected]

22 Dr. Rajesh Kant Associate

Professor

Chemistry Ph.D. [email protected]

23 Pardeep Kumar

Chib

Associate

Professor

Chemistry M.Sc., B.Ed. [email protected]

24 Anjali Abrol Associate

Professor

Chemistry M.Sc., M.Ed. [email protected]

25 Dr. Puja Nanda Assistant

Professor


26 Dr. Faheem

Rasool

Assistant

Professor


27 Dr. Gurpreet kour Assistant

Professor

Chemistry M.Sc.,Ph.D. [email protected]


28 Dr. Anuradha

Gupta

Associate

Professor

Zoology M.Sc.,

M.Phil., Ph.D.

[email protected]

29 Dharvinder

Kumar

Associate

Professor

Zoology M.Sc.,

GCIFDA

[email protected]

30 Roop krishan

pandit

Associate

Professor

Zoology M.Sc. [email protected]

31 Shobhna Sambyal Associate

Professor

Zoology M Sc., B.Ed. [email protected]

32 Dr. Sadhna

Sharma

Associate

Professor

Zoology M.Sc. M.Phil.

Ph.D, B.Ed.

[email protected]

33 Dr. Alpana Vohra Associate

Professor

Zoology PhD; B. Ed. [email protected]

34 Rewa Lakhnotra Assistant

Professor

Zoology M.Sc. , M.Phil [email protected]

35 Dr. Shabnam

tahira

Assistant

Professor

Zoology Ph.D. [email protected]

36 Slony Gupta Assistant

Professor

Zoology M.Sc. [email protected]

37 Dr. Pervaiz

Ahmed Pervaiz

Assistant

Professor

Zoology M.Sc.,Ph.D. [email protected]

38 Dr. Bhawandeep

Kaur

Assistant

Professor

Zoology M.Sc., Ph.D. [email protected]

39 Dr. Pallavi

Jamwal

Assistant

Professor

Zoology M.Sc.,Ph.D. [email protected]

40 Dr. Vikas Dogra Assistant

Professor

Zoology M.Sc., Ph.D. [email protected]

41 Komal Bangotra Assistant

Professor

Zoology M.Sc., M.

Phil., B.Ed.,

[email protected]

42 Seema jolly Associate

Professor

Home Sc. M.Sc., B.Ed. [email protected]

43 Dr Anamika Baru Assistant

Professor

Home Sc. M.Sc., Ph.D. [email protected]

44 Dr. Mahak Tufchi Assistant

Professor

Biotechnolog

y

M.Sc., Ph.D. [email protected]

45 Dr. Ruchika

Sharma

Assistant

Professor

Biotechnolog

y

M.Sc., Ph.D. [email protected]

46 Tishu Devi Assistant

Professor

Biotechnolog

y

M.Sc. [email protected]

47 Vipul Saraf Assistant

Professor

Electronics M.Sc.,

M.Tech.

[email protected]

48 Dr. Snobar Assistant

Professor

Punjabi M.A, Ph.D.,

B.Ed.

[email protected]

49 Dr. Mamta

Sharma

Assistant

Professor

Sanskrit M.A. M.Phil.,

Ph.D.

[email protected]

50 Dr Mohd Majeed Assistant

Professor

Urdu MA, Ph.D.,

B.Ed., M.Ed.

[email protected]

51 Dr. Anupma

sharma

Assistant

Professor

Hindi M.A.,Ph.D. [email protected]

52 Dr. Raj Kumari Assistant

Professor

Hindi M.A., Ph.D. [email protected]


53 Dr. Dinesh

Jamwal

Assistant

Professor

Philosophy MA, Ph.D. [email protected]

54 Dr. Ramesh

Chander

Assistant

Professor

Philosophy M.A.,Ph.D. [email protected]

55 Dr. Ganga

Sharma

Assistant

Professor

Dogri M.A. [email protected]

56 Roopali Jamwal Assistant

Professor

Comp. App. MCA [email protected]

57 Dr. Preeti Dubey Assistant

Professor

Comp. App. MCA, Ph.D. [email protected]

58 Shelly Kalsi Assistant

Professor

Comp. App. MCA [email protected]

59 Mr. Mohd.

Qayoom

Assistant

Professor

Economics M.A. [email protected]

60 Dr. Rupinder

kour

Assistant

Professor

Economics M.A., Ph.D. [email protected]

61 Dr.Shivani

Manchanda

Assistant

Professor

Economics M.A.,

PGDIBO,

Ph.D.

[email protected]

62 Dr. Shalika Gupta Assistant

Professor

Education Ph.D. [email protected]

63 Preeti Mahajan Assistant

Professor

Education M.Ed. [email protected]

64 Shivani Slathia Assistant

Professor

Education M.Phil, M.Ed. [email protected]

65 Priya Darshni Assistant

Professor

Environment

al Sciences

M.Sc., M.Phil. [email protected]

m

66 Neha Gupta Assistant

Professor

Environment

al Sciences

M.Sc.,

M.Phil., B.Ed.

[email protected]

67 Harmanmeet

Kour

Assistant

Professor

Environment

al Sciences

M.Sc.,

M.Phil., Ph.D.

[email protected]

68 Anjeela Qureshi Assistant

Professor

History M.A., M. Phil [email protected]

69 Ainee Ambreena Assistant

Professor

History M.A, M.Phil, [email protected]

70 Dr. Sushma Chib Associate

Professor

Mathematics M.Sc. B.Ed.,

Ph.D

[email protected]

71 Anita Sharma Associate

Professor

Mathematics M.Sc., B.Ed [email protected]

72 Dr. Jagdish Lal

Sharma

Assistant

Professor

Mathematics M.Sc., M.Phil,

Ph. D.

[email protected]

73 Anupama Sharma Associate

Professor

Music M.A [email protected]

74 Dr. Jasmeet kaur Assistant

Professor

Music M.A., Ph.D. [email protected]

75 Dr. Naveen

Sharma

Assistant

Professor

Music M.A., Ph.D. [email protected]

76 Dr. Ranjeet singh

katoch

Assistant

Professor

Music M.A, M.Phil.,

Ph.D.

[email protected]

77 Dr. Balbir Kumar Associate

Professor

Physics M.Sc., Ph.D. [email protected]

List of Non-Gazzetted Staff

S.No. Designation

Name of the Officials

1 Section Officer

78 Kuldeep Raj Associate

Professor

Physics M.Sc. [email protected]

79 Dr. Rakesh

Kumar Pandit

Assistant

Professor

Physics Ph.D. [email protected]

80 Neena Kumari Associate

Professor

Political

Science

M.A, M.Phil. [email protected]

81 Dr. Shandilya

Perminder Kour

Assistant

Professor

Political

Science

M.A., M.Phil,

Ph.D.

[email protected]

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82 Shrotika Rajput Assistant

Professor

Political

Science

M.A., M.Phil [email protected]

83 Dr. Ravinder

Kour

Associate

Professor

Psychology M.A., Ph.D. [email protected]

84 Dr. Piyali Arora Assistant

Professor

Psychology M.A., M.Phil,

Ph.D.

[email protected]

85 Silony Chirag Assistant

Professor

Psychology M.A, M.Ed,

Net

[email protected]

86 Dr. Palak

Malhotra

Assistant

Professor

Psychology M.A., Ph.D. [email protected]

87 Dr. Asha Rani Assistant

Professor

Sociology M.A., Ph.D. [email protected]

88 Ruhi Gupta Assistant

Professor

Sociology M.A, M.Phil, [email protected]

89 Dr. Jyotsna

Mohan

Associate

Professor

Commerce M.Com. Ph.D. [email protected]

90 Jyotika Bhasin Associate

Professor

Commerce M.Com, [email protected]

91 Dr. Sunita Raina Assistant

Professor

Commerce M.Com.,

Ph.D.

[email protected]

92 Neha Gupta Assistant

Professor

Commerce M.Com. [email protected]

93 Jyoti Bahl Assistant

Professor

Commerce M.Com.,

M.Phil.

[email protected]

94 Meenakshi

jamwal

Assistant

Professor

Commerce M.Com. [email protected]

om

95 Dr. Renu Bala Assistant

Professor

Commerce M.Com.,

M.Phil.,

Ph.D.

[email protected]

96 Sonam Chadgal Assistant

Professor

Anthropolog

y

M.Sc (Hons) [email protected]

97 Nilam Bambroo Librarian Library

Science

M.Lib. [email protected]

98 Suman Bala Librarian Library

Science

M.A, B.Lib. [email protected]

99. Suman Lata PTI Sports/ NCC M.A, M.P.Ed. [email protected]

2 Accountant Smt. Himshikha Jaiswal

3 Accounts Asst. Smt. Rakhi Pandita

4 Head Assistant Mrs. Parveen Akhter

5 Senior Assistant Sh. Sudesh Kumar

6 Senior Assistant Smt. Jyoti Choudhary

7 Junior Assistant Sh Suresh Kumar

8 Junior Assistant Mr. Ashmeet Bhatia

9 Junior Assistant Sh. Rakesh Kumar

10 Junior Assistant Mr. Sandeep Kumar

11 Tabla Assistant Mr. Vishal Singh

12 Carpenter Sh Pawan Kumar

13 Stenographer Ms. Anita Bangotra

14 Lab. Assistant Mr. Aman Singh

15 Lab. Assistant S. Tarlok Singh

16 Lab. Assistant Sh. Jamit Singh

17 Lab. Assistant Sh Daud Iqbal

18 Lab. Assistant Smt Nishu Gupta

19 Lab. Assistant Sh. Ghulam Rasool

20 Lab. Assistant Ms. Komika Sharma

21 Lab. Assistant Smt. Neeru Silony

22 Lab. Assistant Ms. Kerti Balouria

23 Lib. Assistant Smt. Nisha Devi

24 Mistry Sh Manoj Malhotra

25 Hostel Warden Miss Meena Sharma

CLASS-IV STAFF

S. No. Designation Name of the Official

1 Orderly S. Narinder Singh

2 Orderly Sh. Swaran Kumar

3 Lab. Bearer Smt. Kanta Devi

4 Lab. Bearer Smt. Sudesha Devi

5 Lab. Bearer Smt. Kiran Bala

6 Lab. Bearer Sh. Kumar Singh

7 Lab. Bearer Sh. Govind Kumar

8 Lab. Bearer Mrs. Ruksana Parveen

9 Lib. Bearer Smt. Chand Mohini

10 Chowkidar Sh. Kulbir Singh

11 Gardener Sh. Goverdhan Singh

12 Safaikaramchari Sh. Percilla

13 Safaikaramchari Smt. Santosh

14 Safaikaramchari Sh. Sonu

15 Safaikaramchari Ms. Veena

16 Safaikaramchari Mr. Vicky

The following Committees are working in the College:

Dean Academic Affairs

Dr. Avinash Kumar Gupta Department of Chemistry

IQAC shall also act as the support committee to Dean Academic Affairs besides its other specific areas of

activity.

Advisory Committee for Academic/Infrastructural Development and Examination Reforms

Dr. Avinash K.Gupta Department of Chemistry Convener

Prof. Neena Kumari Department of Political Science Member

Prof. Rajesh Kant Department of Chemistry Member

Dr. Sonia Khajuria Department of English Member

Prof. Balbir Kumar Department of Physics Member

Dr. Shobna Sambyal Department of Zoology Member

Prof. Vipul Saraf Department of Electronics Member

Internal Quality Assurance Committee

Prof. Shayat Kumar Department of Botany Convener

Dr. Sonia Khajuria Department of English Member

Dr. Alpana Vohra Department of Zoology Member

Dr. Shivani Suri Verma Department of English Member

Dr Vikas Dogra Department of Zoology Member

Dr. Piyali Arora Department of Psychology Member

Dr. Rakesh K. Pandit Department of Physics Member

Dr. Preeti Dubey Department of Computer Sc. Member

Ms. Jyoti Bahl Department of Commerce Member

Dr Romesh Chander Department of Philosophy Member

Time Table Committee

Science & COMPUTER SC Stream

Dr. Avinash K. Gupta Department of Chemistry Convener

Dr. Rajesh Kant Department of Chemistry Co-Convener

Prof. Roop Krishan Pandita Department of Zoology Member

Prof. Tahira Fardos Department of Botany Member

Prof. Roopali Jamwal Department of Computer Sc. Member

Dr. Faheem Rasool Department of Chemistry Member

Time Table Committee

Arts Stream

Dr. Shalini Sharma Department of English Convener

Dr. Anita Sharma Department of Mathematics Member

Dr. Anamika Baru Department of Home-Science Member

Dr. Shivani Manchanda Department of Economics Member

Prof. Nusrat Choudhary Department of English Member

Commerce Stream

Prof. Neha Gupta Department of Commerce Convener

Prof. Jyoti Bahl Department of Commerce Co-Convener

Prof. Meenakshi Jamwal Department of Commerce Member

Exam Conduct/ Seating Arrangement/Deployment of Staff

Prof. Ghanjit Singh Department of Botany Convener

Dr. Anita Sharma Department of Mathematics Co-Convener

Dr. Dinesh Jamwal Department of Philosophy Member


Dr. Mohd. Majeed Department of Urdu Member

Dr. Pervaiz Ahmed Department of Zoology Member


UGC Committee


Dr. Sonia Khajuria Department of English Co-Convener

Prof. Priyadarshni Department of EVS Member

Dr. Shivani Suri Department of English Member

Prof. Preeti Mahajan Department of Education Member

Dr. Preeti Dubey Department of computer Sc. Member

Dr. Ruchika Sharma Department of Biotechnology Member

Dr. Gurpreet Kour Department of Chemistry Member

Development Committee


Prof. Shrotika Rajput Department of Pol. Sc. Member

Prof. Roopali Jamwal Department of BCA Member


Prof. Naveen Sharma Department of Music Member

Dr. Iesha Sharma Department of English Member

Dr. Mamta Sharma Department of Sanskrit Member


Prof. Asha Rani Department of Sociology Member

Purchase Committee (for purchase other than the examination section)


Prof. Seema Jolly Department of Home-Science Co-Convener

Dr. Shallu Samyal Department of Botany Member

Prof. Vipul Saraf Department of Electronics Member

Prof. R.K. Pandita Department of Physics Member

Dr. Preeti Dubey Department of BCA Member

Prof. Jyoti Bahl Department of Commerce Member


Cultural Committee

Prof. Anupama Sharma Department of Music Convener

Dr. Anju Bala Dogra Department of English Co-convener

Prof. Shobhna Sambyal Department of Zoology Member

Dr. Jasmeet Kour Department of Music Member

Dr. Anamika Baru Department of Home-Science Member

Dr. Raj Kumari Department of Hindi Member

Dr. Anupma Sharma Department of Hindi Member



Prof. Ranjeet Singh Katoch Department of Music Member

Library Committee (including NDL, NLIST and INFLIBET)

Dr. Rajesh Kant Department of Chemistry Convener

Dr. Puja Nanda Department of Chemistry Member


Dr. Ainee Ambreena Department of History Member

Dr. Palak Malhotra Department of Psychology Member

Prof. Shelly Kalsi Department of Computer Sc. Member

Prof. Slony Gupta Department of Zoology Member


Dr. Mohd. Qayoom Department of Economics Member

Dr. Sonam Chadgal Department of Anthropology Member

Both the Librarians shall be ex-officio members of the Library Committee

Edusat Committee

Prof. Vipul Saraf Department of Electronics Convener



Social Activity Committee

Dr. Anju Bala Dogra Department of English Convener

Dr. Sadhna Tripathi Department of Zoology Co-Convener

Dr. Anupma Department of Hindi Member

Prof. Irshad Hussain Department of English Member

Dr. Ravinder Kour Department of Psychology Member

Prof. Anjeela Qureshi Department of History Member

Prof. Archana Dubey Department of English Member

Dr. Snober Department of Punjabi Member


Prof. Shivani Slathia Department of Education Member

Student’s Welfare Committee/ Complaints and Grievances (other than examinations)

Dr. Rajesh Kant Department of Chemistry Convener

Dr. Sadhna Tripathi Department of Zoology Co-convener

Dr. Anupama Sharma Department of Hindi Member

Prof. Rewa Lakhnotra Department of Zoology Member

Dr. Manpreet Kour Department of English Member

Dr. Snobar Chib Department of Punjabi Member


Dr. Sunita Raina Department of Commerce Member



Dr. Naveen Sharma Department of Music Member

Prof. Silony Chirag Department of Psychology Member


Dr. Renu Bala Department of Commerce Member


Prof. Ganga Sharma Department of Dogri Member


Dr. Ranjeet Singh Katoch Department of Music Member

Staff Welfare Committee/ Complaints and Grievances


Prof. Neena Kumari Department of Political Science Member

Dr. Ritu Magotra Department of English Member

Prof. Kuldeep Raj Department of Physics Member



Sh. Aashiq Hussain Bhat Section Officer Member

IT/Computers/Technical Committee (including Technical Verification)

Prof. Vipul Saraf Department of Electronics Co-Convener




Community Radio


Dr. Anamika Baru Department of Home-Science Co-Convener




Sports Committee



Prof. Shrotika Rajput Department of Political Sc. Member

Dr. Vikas Dogra Department of Zoology Member

Prof. Anuradha Kalsi Department of English Member



Prof. Ramesh Chander Department of Philosophy Member

Dr. Bhawandeep Kaur Department of Zoology Member

Prof. Tishu Devi Department of Biotechnology Member

Literary Committee

Dr. Jyotsna Mohan Department of Commerce Convener

Dr. Sonia Khajuria Department of English Co-Convener

Dr. Shalini Sharma Department of English Member


Prof. Irshad Hussain Department of English Member


Dr. Mahak Tufchi Department of Biotechnology Member


NSS Advisory Board

Dr. Anuradha Gupta Department of Zoology Convener



Prof. Shivani Slathia Department of Education Member

Prof. Komal Bangotra Department of Zoology Member


Prof. Mohd Qayoom Department of Economics Member

Prof. Harmanmeet Kour Department of EVS Member


Cell Against Sexual Harassment at Work Place (CASH)

Dr. Sonia Khajuria Department of English Convener

Dr. Sushma Chib Department of Maths Member




Dr. Monika Sharma Principal, GDC Sidhra, Jammu (External Member)

Hostel Committee

Prof. Neena Kumari Department of Political Sc. Convener

Dr. Arun Kumar Sharma Department of Chemistry Co-Convener




Prof. Sunita Raina Department of Commerce Member

Prof. Neha Gupta Department of EVS Member


Ms. Meena Sharma Hostel Warden Member

Canteen Committee

Prof. Seema Jolly Department of Home-Science Convener

Prof. Shobna Sambyal Department of Zoology Member

Dr. Jagdish Lal Department of Mathematics Member

Dr. Shabnam Tahira Department of Zoology Member

Prof. Menaka Thappa Department of English Member

Prof. Tahira Firdous Department of Botany Member

Prof. Neha Gupta Department of Commerce Member

Dr. Sonam Chadgal Department of Anthropology Member

Tours and Picnics Committee

Prof. Neena Kumari Department of Political Science Convener

Dr. Shallu Sambyal Department of Botany Member

Dr. Shandilya Perminder Kour Department of Political Science Member



Dr. Rakesh Pandit Department of Physics Member

Prof. Anjali Abrol Department of Chemistry Member

Dr. Mohd Majeed Department of Urdu Member


Internal Assessment Committee


Dr. Pallavi Jamwal Department of Zoology Member

Prof. Ruhi Gupta Department of Sociology Member

Red Ribbon Committee/ Red Cross

Dr. Shivani Suri Verma Department of English Convener

Prof. Jasmeet Kour Department of Music Co-Convener


Dr. Snobar Department of Punjabi Member








Local Fund Utilization Committee

Prof. Roop Krishan Pandita Department of Zoology Convener

Dr. Jagdish Lal Sharma Department of Mathematics Member

Dr. Rupinder Kour Department of Economics Member

Dr. Ravinder Kour Department of Psychology Member


Magazine Committee/ Printing and purchase of Stationery items other than those required in examination

section.


Dr. Alpana Vohra Department of Zoology Co-Convener





Counselling Cell and Committee for Manodarpaan Scheme

Dr. Piyali Arora Department of Psychology Convener

Dr. ShabnamTahira Department of Zoology Member





Dr. Mohd Qayoom Department of Economics Member

Placement Committee

Dr. Arun Kumar Sharma Department of Chemistry Convener


Ms. Neha Gupta Department of Commerce Member


Prof. Meenakshi Jamwal Dept. of Commerce Member

Auditorium Committee

Prof. Shobhna Sambyal Department of Zoology Convener

Dr. Jasmeet Kour Department of Music Co-convener






Dr. Ranjeet Singh Katoch Department of Music Member

Women Study Centre







Press and Media Committee

Prof. Shivani Suri Department of English Convener




Newsletter Committee

Prof. Samriti Manchanda Department of English Convener

Dr. Shalini Sharma Department of English Co-Convener

Prof. Menaka Thappa Department of English Member

Prof. Priya Darshni Department of EVS Member



Discipline Committee

Prof. Anupama Sharma Department of Music Overall Convener

Library/Music Dept./P.G (English& MCA) Lecture Rooms/Basement/Play Ground

Dr. Jasmeet Kour Department of Music Convener



Prof. Ramesh Chander Department of Philosophy Member



Mrs. Neelam Bambroo Department of Library Member

New Block Room/Electronics/Canteen


Dr. Shallu Samyal Department of Botany Member

Prof. Tahira Fardos Department of Botany Member



Main Gate/ Home-Science/ Science Block

Prof. Anjali Abrol Department of Chemistry Convener

Dr. Rajesh Kant Department of Chemistry Co-Convener


Dr. Mehak Tufchi Department of Biotechnology Member



Psychology Department/ Tagore Hall

Dr. Ravinder Kour Department of Psychology Convener

Prof. Piyali Arora Department of Psychology Co-Convener




Auditorium Block/Old Library Block/Open Space in front of the Auditorium

Dr. Raj Kumari Department of Hindi Convener





Dr. Tishu Devi Department of Biotechnology Member

Old Hostel/Area Outside Science/English /Physics Department &Staff Room

Prof. Renu Angurana Department of English Convener

Prof. Kuldeep Raj Department of Physics Member

Dr. Shalika Gupta Department of Education Member

Committee for E-Tendering

Prof. Dharvinder Kumar Department of Zoology Convener

Dr. Balbir Kumar Department of Physics Co-convener



Wall Magazines

Environmental Issues

Prof. Priya Darshni Department of EVS Convener

Prof. Neha Gupta Department of EVS Co-Convener

Current Affairs

Dr. Shandilya Perminder Department of Economics Convener



Popular Science

Dr. Arun Kumar Sharma Department of Chemistry Convener

Dr. Mahak Tufchi Department of Biotechnology Co-Convener



Digital Notice Board

To be managed by the Students Welfare Committee

Motor Vehicle / Bus Committee


Dr. Shandilya Perminder Department of Political Science Member

Dr. Shalika Gupta Department of Education Member



Dr. Mohd Majeed Department of Urdu Member


E Content Development/ MOOC/SWAYAM/ SWAYAMPRABHA

Prof. Shayat Kumar Department of Botany Convenor

Prof. Vipul Saraf Department of Electronics Co-Convener

Prof. Roopali Jamwal Department Computer Sc. Member

HoDs of all Departments

PMSSS Committee

Prof. Jyoti Bahl Department of Commerce Coordinator





RUSA Cell

Prof. Priya Darshani Department of EVS Convener

Dr. Preeti Dubey Department of Computer Sc. Co-convener

Science Club

Prof. P.K.Chib Department of Chemistry Convener

Prof. Shobhna Sambyal Department of Zoology Member

Dr. Shallu Sambyal Department of Botany Member


Dr. Priya Darshani Department of EVS Member

Dr. FaheemRasool Department of Chemistry Member

Prof. Ruchika Sharma Department of Biotechnology Member

Website Committee

Prof. Roopali Jamwal Department of Computer Sc. Convener


RTI Cell

Prof. P.K. Chib Department of Chemistry Convener


Prof. Faheem Rasool Department of Chemistry Member

Campus Beautification Committee

Dr. Shallu Sambyal Department of Botany Convenor

Dr. Anamika Baru Department of Home Sc. Member





Prof Ruchika Sharma Department of Biotechnology Member


Anti-Ragging Committee

Dr. Sunita Raina Department of Commerce Convener

Dr. Anamika Baru Department of Home-Sc. Member

Dr. Shandilya Perminder Department of Political Sc. Member




Committee for SC, ST & OBC

Prof. Renu Angurana Department of English Convener



Minority Cell

Dr. Manpreet Kour Department of English Convener



Prof. Harmanmeet Kour Department of EVS Member

Academic Arrangement Committee/ Assessment Committee


Prof. Palak Malhotra Department of Psychology Member





Scholarship Committee

Prof. Roop Krishan Pandita Department of Zoology Convener


Dr. Rupinder Kour Department of Economics Member

Prof. Rewa Laknotra Department of Zoology Member



Dr. Shabam Tahira Department of Zoology Member

Prof. Slony Chirag Department of Psychology Member

Prof. Priya Darshni Department of EVS Member

Dr. Mohd. Qayoom Department of Economics Member

Dr. Gurpeet Kour Department of Chemistry Member

Prof. Shelly Kalsi Department of BCA Member

Prof. Ainee Ambreen Department of History Member


Alumni Association Committee

Dr. Samriti Manchanda Department of English Convener

Dr. Renu Angurana Department of English Member

Dr. Shalini Sharma Department of English Member

Dr. Alpana Vohra Department of Zoology Member




Prof. Romesh Chander Department of Philosophy Member


Atmanirbhar Bharat Committee

Dr. Alpana Vohra Department of Zoology Convener




Dr. Pervaiz Ahmed Pervaiz Department of Zoology Member

Internship and Apprenticeship Scheme Committee



Prof. Shelly Kalsi Department of Com. App. Member



Prof. Romesh Chander Department of Philosophy Member


NEP Framework Committee


Prof Preeti Mahajan Department of Education Member



Dr. Mohd Qayoom Department of Economics Member

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