wazir ram singh govt. college dehri, district kangra (hp) 176022

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HANDBOOK OF INFORMATION (PROSPECTUS)

Session : 2021-22

WAZIR RAM SINGH GOVT. COLLEGE

DEHRI, DISTRICT KANGRA (H.P.) 176022 Estt. 1971

In Campus

B.A., B.Sc., B.Com.

(Under C.B.C.S.)

M.A. in Economics and M.A./M.Sc. in Mathematics

Note: Admission, Vacation, Examination and other curricular & co-curricular activities schedule

as per H.P.U. Shimla / Govt. of H.P. guidelines (due to ongoing covid-19)

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CONTENTS Sr. No. Title Page No.

1. Introduction 4

2. College Staff 5-6

3. Counselling / Admission Committees 7

4. Various Committees for the session 2020-21 8-22

5. Detail of seats available (Tentative) 23

6. Procedure of admission for UG Classes 24

7. Reservation of Seats 25-26

8. Migration, Eligibility, Admission under CBCS, Degree with a subject 26-28

9. Courses to be studied in TDC 30

10. Tentative Subject Combinations available in B.A. 1st Year 31-32

11. Tentative List of General Elective Courses (GEC) available in B.A. 3rd Year 32

12. Tentative Subject Combinations available in B.Sc. & B.Com. 1st Year 33

13. Assigning the grades & Calculation of %age of marks scored 33

14. Fees, Funds and Fines 34-35

15. College Hostel 35

16. Procedure of Admission MA/M.Sc. Mathematics 36-37

17. NSS, Rovers & Rangers, Red Ribbon Club, NCC 37

18. Career Guidance and Placement Cell 38

19. Co-Curricular Activities 38

20. Library 38

21. Parent-Teacher Association 39

22. Tutorial Groups 39

23. Old Students Association 39

24. College Student's Central Association (CSCA) 39

25. College Magazine 'HIMIKA' 40

26. Scholarship/Financial assistance 40

27. Code of Conduct 40-41

28. Prohibition of Ragging Act 2009 42

29. A word to the students 43

30. Holidays : 2021 44

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INTRODUCTION:

Nested in the foot hills of Shivalik range of Western Himalayas, Wazir Ram Singh Govt. College

Dehri came into being in the year 1971 as a privately managed institute named after a legendary

freedom fighter and scion of the erstwhile state of Nurpur, Wazir Ram Singh. It was taken over

by the Govt. of H.P. in 1984. It is situated at village Dehri, at distance of 20 Km from Jassur

towards Talwara road. College has Arts, Science & Commerce faculties in UG classes and PG in

the subjects of Economics & Mathematics. The college campus extended over an area of 20

acres has a play ground, adequate sports facilities, Career Guidance and Counselling Cell, SC &

ST cell, UGC cell, NSS, NCC, Scouts and Guides, Red-Ribbon Club, Eco-Club, Smart class

rooms, Conference room, Well equipped laboratories, A central library, Girls common room,

PTA Association and different committees for the overall development of the students and hence

institute. Each year college students got top positions in Inter-college, Inter-varsity, National and

International events. The college is affiliated to H.P.U. Shimla; recognized by UGC New Delhi,

under section 2(f) and 12B of UGC Act 1956. The college has 44 sanctioned posts of teachers in

various subjects along with requisite ministerial and technical staff. The highly qualified and

dedicated team of teachers leaves no stone unturned to contribute their share to complete the

mission of brightening the future of students.

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College Staff

Principal Post Vacant

Arts Faculty

Department of Economics

Name Designation Qualification

Sh. Shiwal Singh Assistant Professor M.A., M.Phil.

Mrs. Manju Bala Assistant Professor M.A., M.Phil.

Vacant

Department of English

Mrs. Reema Kumari Assistant Professor M.A., M.Phil.

Mrs. Bhavna Kumari Assistant Professor M.A., M.Phil.

Vacant

Department of Geography

Vacant

Department of Hindi

Misss Neha Mishra Assistant Professor M.A., M.Phil.

Vacant

Vacant

Department of History

Sh. Anil Kumar Assistant Professor M.A.

Department of Journalism and Mass Communication

Sh. Sudhir Assistant Professor M.A.

Department of Music

Vacant (I)

Vacant (V)

Vacant (V)

Department of Physical Education

Dr. Ashwani Kumar Associate Professor M.P.Ed., Ph.D.

Department of Political Science

Dr. Neelam Kumari Assistant Professor M.A., M.Phil, Ph.D.

Vacant

Department of Sanskrit

Sh. Anil Kumar Assistant Professor M.A.

Vacant

Department of Tourism and Travel Management

Sh. Vineet Kamal Assistant Professor M.A., M.Phil.

Commerce Faculty

Department of Commerce

Sh. Shashi Kumar Assistant Professor M.Com., M.Phil.

Dr. Inderjit Singh Assistant Professor M.Com., M.Phil., Ph.D.

Ms Bhavnika M Assistant Professor M.Com.

Science Faculty

Department of Botany

Dr. Rakesh Kumar Associate Professor M.Sc. Ph.D.

Vacant

Department of Zoology

Dr. Brijender Bhushan Assistant Professor M.Sc. M.Phil., Ph.D.

Miss Rekha Assistant Professor M.Sc. , M.Phil.

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Department of Physics

Mrs. Shashi Bala Assistant Professor M.Sc., M.Phil.

Dr. Akshay Kumar Assistant Professor M.Sc., Ph.D.

Mrs. Shikha Rana Assistant Professor M.Sc., M.Phil.

Vacant

Vacant

Department of Chemistry

Dr. Kamakshi Lumba Assistant Professor M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D.

Vacant

Vacant

Vacant

Vacant

Department of Mathematics

Sh. Anil Kumar Assistant Professor M.Sc., M.Phil.

Vacant

Vacant

Vacant

Vacant

Department of Computer Science

Sh. Vikas Bhasin Assistant Professor M.C.A., M.Phil.

Library

Mrs. Shishna Kumari Assistant Librarian

Office Staff

Sh. Ravinder Kumar Superintendent Grade-II

Vacant Senior Assistant

Sh. Dinesh Kumar Clerk

Sh. Rajender SLA

Vacant SLA

Vacant JLA

Vacant JLA

Vacant JLA

Vacant LA

Sh. Ajay Singh Tabla Vadak

Class – IV Staff

Smt. Anjana Devi Peon

Smt. Tripta Devi Peon-cum-Chowkidar

Smt. Nirmla Devi Peon-cum-Chowkidar

Smt. Sushma Devi Peon-cum-Chowkidar

Smt. Gurmeet Kour Peon-cum-Chowkidar

Sh. Madan Lal Peon-cum-Chowkidar

VACANT Peon-Cum-Chowkidar

VACANT Peon-Cum-Chowkidar

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COUNSELLING / ADMISSION COMMITTEES

Science Faculty

Time : 10:00am to 1.30pm

Sr.

No.

Subject

Teacher Place

1. Botany Dr. Rakesh Kumar Botany lab.

2. Chemistry Miss Rekha Room No. 102

3. Mathematics Sh. Anil Kumar P.G. Block

4. Physics Mrs. Shashi Bala Room No. 101

5. Zoology Dr. Brijender Bhushan Zoology Lab.

Commerce Faculty


6. Commerce Dr. Inderjit Singh Room No. 16

Arts Faculty


7. Computer Applications Sh. Vikas Bhasin I.T. Lab.

8. Economics Mrs. Manju Bala P.G. Block

9. English

Geography

Mrs. Bhavna Kumari &

Mrs. Shikha Rana

Room No. 15

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11. Hindi Ms Neha Mishra Room No. 16

12. History Sh. Anil Kumar Room No. 107

13. Journalism and Mass Communication Sh. Sudhir Room No. 102

14. Mathematics Sh. Anil Kumar P.G. Block

15. Music (I)

Music (V)

Miss Bhavnika M Room No. 102

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17. Physical Education Sh. Shiwal Singh P.G. Block

18. Political Science Dr. Neelam Kumari Room No. 17

19. Sanskrit Sh. Anil Kumar Room No. 105

20. Tourism and Travel Management Sh. Vinnet Kamal Room No. 102

Final Committee:

1. Dr. Kamakshi Lumba

2. Sh. Shashi Kumar

3. Mrs. Reema Kumari

Conference Room

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COMMITTEES FOR THE SESSION: 2021-22

1. College Advisory Committee

Sr. No. Name Department Position

1. Dr. Kamakshi Lumba Chemistry Convenor

2. Dr. Rakesh Kumar Botany Member

3. Dr. Brijender Bhushan Zoology Member

4. Mrs. Shashi Bala Physics Member

5. Sh. Shashi Kumar Commerce Member

6. Mrs. Reema Kumari English Member

7. Dr. Akshay Kumar Physics Member

2. Discipline and Anti Ragging Committee


1. Dr. Brijender Bhushan Zoology Convenor

2. Smt. Shashi Bala Physics Member



5. Sh. Vikas Bhasin Computer Science Member

6. Sh. Sudhir JMC Member

7. Sh. Anil Kumar History Member

8. Miss Neha Mishra Hindi Member

3. Discipline and Anti Ragging Groups

(Science Block-Ground Floor)


1. Sh. Sudhir JMC Convenor

2. Mrs. Shikha Rana Physics Member

(Science Block-First Floor)


1 Dr. Brijender Bhushan Zoology Convenor

2 Miss Rekha Zoology Member

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(Science Block-Second Floor)




(PG Block)


1 Mrs. Reema Kumari English Convenor

2 Sh. Anil Kumar Mathematics Member

(NEW - Block)


1 Sh. Shashi Kumar Commerce Convenor

2 Sh. Shiwal Singh Economics Member

3 Sh. Vineet Kamal Tourism and Travel Member

(Commerce Block)


1 Dr. Inderjit Singh Commerce Convenor

2 Miss Bhavnika M Commerce Member

(I.T. Lab., Conference Room, Sports Room Area)


1. Sh. Vikas Bhasin Computer Science Convenor

2. Mrs. Bhavna Kumari English Member

(Canteen, Parking Gate, Ground)


1. Sh. Anil Kumar History Convenor

2. Mrs. Manju Bala Economics Member

3. Sh. Anil Kumar Sanskrit Member

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4. Parking Law and Order Committee


1. Sh. Shiwal Singh Economics Convenor



5. Attestation Committee


1. Mrs. Shashi Bala Physics Convenor



4. Dr. Inderjit Singh Commerce Member

5. Ms Rekha Zoology Member

6. Ms Bhavnika M Commerce Member

6. First Aid Committee


1 Miss Rekha Zoology Convenor

2 Miss Neha Mishra Hindi Member

3 Sh. Vineet Kamal Tour & Travel Member

7. Career Counseling & Guidance Cell




3. Sh. Vineet Kamal Tour & Travel Member

8. College Development, Cleanliness and Campus Beautification Committee


1. Sh. Shashi Kumar Commerce Convenor




5. Mrs Shikha Rana Physics Member


7. Ms Neha Mishra Hindi Member

8. Sh. Vineet Kamal Tourism and Travel Member

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9. Bus Pass Committee


1. Dr. Inderjit Singh Commerce Convenor


3. Sh. Shiwal Singh Economics Member



10. Leave Sanctioning Committee


1. Dr. Rakesh Kumar Botany Convenor



11. Fee Concession and Scholarship Committee















14. Miss Rekha Zoology Member

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12. College Magazine Committee


1. Dr. Rakesh Kumar Botany Chief Editor / Convenor

2. Mrs. Shashi Bala Physics Editor: Science Section

3. Sh. Shashi Kumar Commerce Editor: Phy. Edu. Section

4. Mrs. Reema Kumari English Editor: English Section

5. Dr. Inderjit Singh Commerce Editor: Planning Forum Section

6. Sh. Sudhir JMC Editor: Photography Section

7. Mrs. Shikha Rana Physics Editor: Pahari Section

8. Miss Neha Mishra Hindi Editor: Hindi Section

9. Sh. Anil Kumar Sanskrit Editor: Sanskrit Section

10. Sh. Vineet Kamal Tourism and Travel Editor: Chronicle Section

13. Sports Advisory Committee






14. Hostel Advisory Committee







15. Time Table Committee





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16. House Exams/MTT Committee


1. Dr. Akshay Kumar Physics Convenor


3. Miss Bhavnika M Commerce Member

4. Dr. Neelam Kumari Pol. Science Member

17. C.C.A. / Internal Assessment Record Keeping Committee


1. Miss Rekha Zoology Convenor

2. Miss Bhavnika M Commerec Member

3. Sh. Anil Kumar Mathematics Member


18. CSCA Elections Committee






19. Women Grievance and Redressal and Harassment Committee









8. Mrs Bhavna Kumari English Member






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20. ST / SC Cell


1. Sh. Anil Kumar History Convenor



21. Legal Cell



2. Dr. Brijender Bhushan Zoology Convener




6. Sh. Balwan Singh Member

22. Finance and Accounts Monitoring Cell



2. Sh. Vikas Bhasin Comp. Science Convener



23. Academic Council









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24. UGC and AISHE



2. Sh. Vikas Bhasin Comp. Science Member (AISHE)



25. IQAC / NAAC









8. Sh. Vikas Bhasin Comp. Science Member



11. Mrs Bhavna Kumari English Member




15. Sh. Ravinder Kumar Office Supdt. Member

16. Dr. Rajesh Attri Retd. Assoc. Prof. Member

17. Sh. Ajay Sekhri Member

18. College PTA President Member

19. CSCA President Member

26. Green Audit


1 Dr. Rakesh Kumar Botany Convenor

2 Sh. Vineet Kamal Tourism and Travel Member

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27. Energy Environment Cell




3. Mrs. Bhawna Kumari English Member

28. Students University affairs:




3. Miss Rekha Zoology Convenor

4. Miss Bhavnika M Commerec Member



29. Research Seminar Conference Council









30. College RUSA and CBCS System Council






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31. Unnat Bharat Abhiyan (UBA Cell)







32. Red Ribbon Club


1 Miss Rekha Zoology Convener

2 Miss Neha Mishra Hindi Member

3 Mrs. Manju Bala Economics Member

33. Cultural Committee


1. Mrs. Reema Kumari English Convenor


3. Sh. Shiwal Singh Commerce Member





34. Stage Shamyana and Sound System






35. College Bursar


1 Sh. Vikas Bhasin Comp. Science Bursar

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36. N.S.S.


1 Miss Neha Mishra Hindi P.O. Unit-II

2 Sh. Anil Kumar History P.O. Unit-I

37. Rovers and Rangers


1 Sh. Sudhir JMC Rovers

2 Mrs. Shikha Rana Physics Rangers

38. N.C.C.


1. Sh. Shashi Kumar Commerce Care Taker

39. Local Purchase Committee







6. Head of Department Member


40. Building Maintenance, Construction and Fund Committee






5. President CSCA CSCA Member

6. President PTA PTA Member

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41. Write off Committee





4. Head of Department HOD Member


6. Sh. Dinesh Kumar Clerk Member

42. Store / Record Keeping Committee





4. Dr. Inder Jeet Singh Commerce Member








12. Sh. Dinesh Kumar Clerk Member

13. Sh. Rajender SLA

14. Smt. Tripta Devi Peon cum Chowkidar

15. Smt. Bimla Devi Peon cum Chowkidar

16. Smt. Nirmala Devi Peon cum Chowkidar

17. Smt. Sushma Devi Peon cum Chowkidar

18. Smt. Gurmeet Kour Peon cum Chowkidar

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43. Old Students Association







44. Canteen Committee





4. Dr. Neelam Kumari Political Science Member

45. Library Books Purchase













12. Mrs. Shishna Kumari Asstt. Librarian Member

13. Head of Department HOD Member

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46. College Property and maintenance of Electricity Work etc.




3. Sh. Sudhir Mathematics Member


47. Maintenance of Computers and College website




(college website)



48. Gender Champion Club





49. Eco Club


1. Mrs. Bhavna Kumari English Convenor



50. Ek Bharat Shreshth Bharat (EBSB):






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51. Prize Purchase and Distribution Sr. No. Name Department Position









52. College Disaster Management Committee / Incident Response Team

Chairperson : College Principal

Convenor / Focal Point Teacher (FPT): Dr. Brijender Bhushan Members Members

President PTA Sh. Susheel Kumar Naib Tehsildar Fatehpur

Sh. Shashi Kumar NCC Incharge Dr. Swapnil Sekhri M.O. CHC Rehan

Sh. Anil Kumar Programme Officer NSS Sh. Naresh Kumar S.I. PS Rehan

Miss. Neha Mishra Programme Officer NSS Sh. Anil Kumar LFM Fatehpur

Sh. Sudhir Incharge Rover

Smt. Shikha Incharge Ranger

Miss Rekha Incharge Red Ribbon

Sh. Ravinder Kumar Office Supdt.

One Cadet NCC

Two NSS Volunteers

One Volunteer Red Ribbon

One Volunteer Rover

One Volunteer Ranger

53. Annual Report Preparation & Writing committee

1. Mrs. Reema Kumari English Convenor



54. College Public Information Officer

1. Dr. Ashwani Kumar Officiating Principal PIO

2. Sh. Ravinder Dhiman Office Supdt. APIO

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Number of seats available (Tentative) in each subject (DSC-I / CC-I) for admission in First Year

(Depending on faculty, resources and infrastructure available)

Sr. No. Subject (B.A./B.Sc. with) No. of seats

1. ECONOMICS 120

2. ENGLISH 80

3. HINDI 120

4. HISTORY 120

5. MUSIC (I) 30

(*Presently teacher’s post vacant)

6. MUSIC (V) 60

7. PHYSICAL EDUCATION 80

8. POLITICAL SCIENCE 120

9. COMMERCE 200

10. BOTANY 140

11. ZOOLOGY 140

12. CHEMISTRY 140

13. MATHEMATICS 140

14. PHYSICS 140

15. COMPUTER APPLICATIONS (B.A.) 80

16. JOURNALISM AND MASS COMMUNICATION 30

17. SANSKRIT 80

18. GEOGRAPHY 80*

(*Presently teacher’s post vacant)

19. TOURISM AND TRAVEL MANAGEMENT

(TTM)

30

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Procedure of Admission for UG Classes

1. Fill in the application forms in your own handwriting and get it signed by your parent/local guardian.

2. Get three passport size photographs and Photostat copies of Matric, 10+2, Character Certificate

(original), SC/ST/PH/Sports/PwD/EWS/WFF/IRDP/BPL/Ward of Ex man/SGC/Cultural

Certificates. Bring migration certificate from School Board other than H.P.B.S.E., Bonafide Himachali

(For girls).

3. Any gap of one year or more in the academic career of an applicant must be supported by documentary

evidence (Self declaration) as the proof of his/her activities during the period of gap and fresh character

c e r t i f i c a t e f rom any ga z e t t ed off i c e r / Panchayat Pradhan. Submission of false document /

Self declaration / affidavit is a legal offence.

4. Bring original documents at the time of admission/ Counseling.

5. Bring parent or local guardian at the time of admission.

6. For fees and funds consult fee chart.

7. Reservation of seats in the Educational institutions for admission in various courses will be as per vide

letter from The Secretary (Higher Education) Govt. of H.P. Letter No. EDN-A-F(7)-5/2013-Loose, Dated:

20-08-2020; Jt. Director of Higher Education ( C ) Himachal Pradesh, Letter No. EDN-H(8)B(15)-

HPU15/2019 – NIL , Dated: 28th August, 2020; adopted & implemented by H.P. University Notification

No. 3-60/20-HPU(Gen.), Dated:Shimla-5, the 4th December, 2020. In case the reserved seats remain

vacant the same shall be thrown open for general category and filled in the order of merit.

8. PwD applicants seeking fee concession must furnish their status certificate from Medical Board.

9. Only those students who have passed in all subjects in 10+2 from the National Open School (Delhi)

shall be admitted, subject to the minimum eligibility conditions stated above.

10. Admission is also open to an applicant who has any degree from foreign University/Board /College

which is recognized by Association of Indian Universities /or the H.P. University.

11. An applicant must not be more than 23 years of age (25 years for girls only) on 01-07-2021 and must

not have been born earlier to 01-07-1998. The upper age limit is raised to 26 years for S.C. and S.T.

applicants. However, in case of overage applicants, the Vice Chancellor, H.P. University may allow a

relaxation up to six months.

12. Admission to various classes will be made only on the recommendation of the admission committee

constituted for the purpose.

13. Students are advised to pay their dues personally.

14. Make sure you get your fee receipt before leaving the counter. In case of any difficulty, consult any

faculty member.

(a) Every student must pay dues on the dates notified from time to time or they will be fined.

(b) In case of non-payment of dues on time, the seat will be allotted to next candidate in waiting list at the

time of admission.

(c) Registration fee will not be charged from a student migrating from another college if he/she is already

registered with H.P. University.

Note:

Bring your admission slip/fee receipt for the issue of Library card and entry in the class attendance

register.

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RESERVATION OF SEATS:

Reservation of seats in the Educational institutions for admission in various courses Vide letter from The Secretary (Higher Education) Govt. of H.P. Letter No. EDN-A-F(7)-5/2013-Loose, Dated: 20-08-2020; Jt. Director

of Higher Education ( C ) Himachal Pradesh, Letter No. EDN-H(8)B(15)-HPU15/2019 – NIL , Dated: 28th August, 2020; adopted &

implemented by by H.P.University Notification No. 3-60/20-HPU(Gen.), Dated:Shimla-5, the 4th December, 2020

Vertical Reservation : (i) SC=22% (ii) ST=5% (iii) OBC=15% (iv) EWS=10%

Horizontal Reservation : (i) Ex Man / Ward of Ex Man = 15% (ii) PH=5% (iii) WFF=2% (iv) IRDP=15%

UR=Un reserved, SC=Scheduled Caste, ST=Scheduled Tribe, OBC=Other Backward Classes,

EWS=Economically Weaker Sections, IRDP=Integrated Rural Development Programme, PH Physically

Handicapped, WFF=Ward of Freedom Fighter, Ex-Man= Ex serviceman

200 POINT ROSTER Sr. No.

of

Seat(s)

Category for which the

seat(s) remarked

Sr. No.

of

Seat(s)


seat(s) remarked

Sr. No.

of

Seat(s)


seat(s) remarked

Sr. No.

of

Seat(s)


seat(s) remarked

1. UR PH-1 51. UR WFF-1 101. UR PH-6 151. UR WFF-3

2. UR 52. UR 102. UR 152. UR

3. UR 53. EWS-5 103. UR 153. EWS-15

4. UR 54. UR Ex-man-8 104. UR 154. UR Ex-man-23

5. SC-1 55. SC-9 105. SC-23 155. SC-34

6. UR 56. OBC-8 106. UR 156. OBC-23

7. UR Ex-man-1 57. UR 107. UR Ex-man-16 157. UR

8. OBC-1 58. UR 108. OBC-16 158. UR

9. EWS-1 59. EWS-6 109. EWS-11 159. EWS-16

10. SC-2 60. SC-13 Ex-man-9 110. SC-24 160. SC-35 Ex-man-24

11. UR 61. ST-3 111. UR 161. ST-8

12. UR 62. UR 112. UR 162. UR

13. UR 63. OBC-9 IRDP-3 113. UR 163. OBC-24 IRDP-10

14. SC-3 Ex-man-2 64. SC-14 IRDP-4 114. SC-25 Ex-man-17 164. SC-36 IRDP-11

15. UR 65. UR 115. UR 165. UR

16. UR 66. UR 116. UR 166. UR

17. OBC-2 67. UR 117. OBC-17 167. UR

18. EWS-2 68. UR 118. EWS-12 168. UR

19. SC-4 69. SC-15 119. SC-26 169. SC-37

20. ST-1 70. EWS-7 120. ST-6 170. EWS-17

21. UR Ex-man-3 71. UR 121. UR Ex-man.18 171. UR

22. OBC-3 72. OBC-10 Ex-man-10 122. OBC-18 172. OBC-25 Ex-man-25

23. SC-5 PH-2 73. SC-16 123. SC-27 PH-7 173. SC-38


25. UR 75. UR 125. UR 175. UR

26. UR 76. UR 126. UR 176. UR

27. UR 77. OBC-11 127. UR 177. OBC-26

28. SC-6 IRDP-1 78. SC-17 128. SC-28 IRDP-8 178. SC-39

29. OBC-4 Ex-man-4 79. EWS-8 129. OBC-19 Ex-man-19 179. EWS-18

30. EWS-3 80. ST-4 IRDP-5 130. EWS-13 180. ST-9 IRDP-12


32. SC-7 82. SC-18 132. SC-29 182. SC-40

33. UR Ex-man-5 83. UR PH-4 133. UR Ex-man-20 183. UR PH-9

34. UR 84. OBC-12 134. UR 184. OBC-27

35. OBC-5 IRDP-2 85. UR 135. OBC-20 IRDP-9 185 UR


37. SC-8 87. SC-19 137. SC-30 187. SC-41

38. EWS-4 88. UR 138. EWS-14 188. UR

39. UR 89. OBC-13 139. UR 189. OBC-28

40. ST-2 Ex-man-6 90. EWS-9 140. ST-7 Ex-man-21 190. EWS-19

41. SC-9 91. SC-20 WFF-2 141. SC-31 191. SC-42 WFF-4

42. OBC-6 92. UR 142. OBC-21 192. UR

43. UR 93. UR PH-5 143. UR 193. UR PH-10


45. UR 95. OBC-14 IRDP-6 145. UR 195. OBC-29 IRDP13

46. SC-10 96. SC-21 IRDP-7 146. SC-32 196. SC-43 IRDP-14

47. UR Ex-man-7 97. EWS-10 147. UR Ex-man-22 197. EWS-20

48. UR 98. ST-5 148. UR 198. ST-10

49. OBC-7 PH-3 99. OBC-15 149. OBC-22 PH-8 199. OBC-30

50. SC-11 100. SC-22 Ex-man-15 150. SC-33 200. SC-44 Ex-,man-30

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The seats under 200 Point Roster for different categories are as under:

Category SC (22%) ST (5%) OBC (15%) General EWS (10%) Total

Open 28 06 18 70 20 142

Ex-Man/EWS 06 02 04 18 --- 30

WFF 02 --- --- 02 --- 04

IRDP 06 02 06 --- --- 14

PH 02 --- 02 06 --- 10

Total 44 10 30 96 20 200

a.) Two supernumerary seats for "Single Girl Child" candidate is reserved in DSC/CC (on merit

basis if more than two applicants) provided the candidate fulfills the minimum qualification

criteria.

b.) Two supernumerary seats for "J&K" candidates are reserved in each DSC/CC (on merit basis

if more than two applicants) provided the candidate fulfills the minimum qualification criteria.

MIGRATION

Only those students will be migrated who have genuine reasons. On migration from other

institution, funds for the entire session and tuition fee from the time of joining the College shall

be charged.

2. ELIGIBILITY

2.1 For Admission in UG Course

a. A pass in the Senior Secondary (+2) Examination (Academic Stream) conducted by H.P.

Board of School Education or an examination accepted as equivalent thereto by the v a r i o u s

bodies of the H.P. U.

(i) Provided that the candidates who have passed the qualifying examination with science stream

shall be given preference in admission to B.Sc. programme.

(ii) Provided that the candidates who have passed the qualifying examination with commerce

steam shall be given preference in admission to B.Com. programme.

(iii) Provided that the candidates who have passed qualifying examination with arts

stream/humanities shall be given preference in admission to BA programme.

Note:

A student placed compartment in 10+2 class will not be eligible for admission in U.G. 1st year

2.2 The Candidate in 1st Year of UG Course will be admitted on the merit basis (percentage of

marks/grade obtained in 10+2 examination).

2.3 Choosing a Programme / Study Course:

2.3.1 From academic session 2018-19 onwards, at the time of admission each student will

identify a Discipline Specific Course (DSC-I) or Core Course-I (CC-I), Core Course-II (CC-II),

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Ability Enhancement Compulsory Course (AECC) & Compulsory Course or Core Course-III

(CC-III) as mentioned in table.

2.3.2 DSC / CC / Compulsory Courses/DSE/GEC are of six credits each while AECC & SEC are

of four credits each.

2.4 For the Degree with a particular subject / Faculty:

2.4.1 A regular candidate shall have to undergo the prescribed course of study in college

affiliated to the H.P. University for a period not less than three academic years. Enhancement

Compulsory Course (AECC) & Compulsory Course or Core Course-III (CC-III) as mentioned in

table.

2.4.2 The students of session 2018-19 onwards will have to cumulate a total of 132 credits in

three years (Each year accounts for 44 credits).

2.5 Duration (Time Frame)

The UG programme for a regular student shall be for a minimum period of three years and a

maximum period of five years from the date of admission of the candidate.

1. ADMISSION UNDER CHOICE BASED CREDIT SYSTEM

(CBCS) UNDER RUSA:

The CBCS provides an opportunity for the students to choose courses from the prescribed

courses comprising core, elective or skill based courses. The courses can be evaluated following

the grading system, which is considered to be better than the conventional marks system.

Therefore, it is necessary to introduce uniform grading system in the entire higher education in

India. This will benefit the students to move across institutions within India to begin with and

across countries. The uniform grading system will also enable potential employers in assessing

the performance of the candidates. In order to bring uniformity in evaluation system and

computation of the Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) based on student's performance in

examinations, the UGC has formulated the guidelines to be followed.

Study Courses under Choice Based Credit System:

1. Discipline Specific Course (DSC) or Core Course (CC): A course, which should

compulsorily be studied by a candidate as a core requirement is termed as a DSC or CC.

2. Elective Course: Generally a course which can be chosen from a pool of courses and which

may be very specific or specialized or advanced or supportive to the discipline/ subject of study

or which provides an extended scope or which enables an exposure to some other

discipline/subject/domain or nurtures the candidate's proficiency/skill is called an Elective

Course.

2.1 Discipline Specific Elective (DSE) Course: Elective courses may be offered by the main

discipline/subject of study is referred also offer discipline related Elective courses of

interdisciplinary nature (to be offered by main discipline/subject of study).

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2.2 Dissertation/Project: An elective course designed to acquire special/advanced knowledge,

such as supplement study/support study to a project work, and a candidate studies such a course

on his own with an advisory support by a teacher/faculty member is called dissertation/project.

3. Ability Enhancement Courses (AEC)/Competency Improvement Courses/Skill

Development Courses/Foundation Course: The Ability Enhancement (AE) Courses may be of

two kinds: AE Compulsory Course (AECC) and AE Elective Course (AEEC).

3.1 AE Compulsory Course (AECC): “AECC” courses are the courses based upon the content

that leads to Knowledge enhancement. They are (i) Environmental Science, (ii) English/MIL

Communication) mandatory for all disciplines.

3.2 AE Elective Course (AEEC) or Skill Enhancement Course (SEC): AEEC or SEC courses

are value-based and/or skill-based and are aimed at providing hands-on-training, competencies,

skills etc. These courses may be chosen from a pool of courses designed to provide value-based

and/or skill-based instruction.

4. Students Course wise Continuous Comprehensive Assessment (CCA) and Evaluation

All courses involve an evaluation system of students that has the following components:

(i) Term End Examination: It is of three hour duration covering whole syllabus of the course

and accounts for 70% in theory for Arts and Commerce where practicals are not involved. For

Science and the subjects/courses where practicals are involved it is 50% in theory, 20% in

practicals and 30% in CCA/IA.

(ii) Continuous Comprehensive assessment (CCA): For determining CCA following

procedure is applicable:

a) 5 marks for attendance.

b) 5 marks for class test to be taken on completion of 40% of syllabus by the class teacher.

c) 10 marks for house test to be taken on completion of 75% of syllabus.

d) 10 marks for assignments, tutorials, general behaviour of student.

Classroom Attendance – Each student will have to at tend a minimum of 75% Lectures / Tutor

ials / Practical's. A students having less than 75% attendance will not be allowed to appear in the

Term End Examination.

* Provided that those having between 74% and 65% attendance will apply for exemption in a

prescribed form accompanied by clear reason(s) for absence to the authorized functionaries.

* Provided that those having between 64% and 50% attendance will apply for exemption in a

prescribed form accompanied by a Medical Certificate from a Government Hospital.

* Provided that exemption from 75% attendance will be given to those participating in prescribed

co-curricular activities (e.g. NCC, NSS, Youth Festivals, Sports etc.) to the extent of 25%

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(making the necessary attendance as 50% in these cases). However, the claim for this exemption

should be supported by authenticated certificate from the concerned college authorities.

* Provided further that those getting the exemptions, except for those getting exemptions for co-

curricular activities will not be entitled for getting the CCA marks for classroom attendance as

given below.

Classroom Attendance Incentive: Those having greater than 75% attendance (for those

participating in Co-curricular activities, 25% will be added to percent attendance) will be

awarded CCA marks as follows:

> 75% but < 80% 1 marks

> 80% but < 85% 2 marks

> 85% but < 90% 3 marks

> 90% but < 95% 4 marks

> 95% 5 marks

4.1 The registration for the Term End Examination will be done at the time of the enrollment for

the course. The fee for the Term End Examination will also collected at that time as decided by

the university from time to time.

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Courses to be studied under Three Year Degree Course

(Annual System)

B.A. B.Sc. B.Com.

YEAR Course Credits Course Credits Course Credits

FIRST

YEAR

Compulsory English-1

(ENG CE 101)

6 DSC-IA 6 Compulsory English-1

(ENG CE 101)

6

Hindi/Skt/MIL-1

Prayojanmulak Hindi

(HIND101)

6 DSC-IB 6 Hindi/Skt/MIL-1

Prayojanmulak Hindi

(HIND101)

6

DSC-IA 6 DSC-2A 6 BC 1.1 6

DSC-IB 6 DSC-2B 6 BC 1.2 6

DSC-2A 6 DSC-3A 6 BC 1.3 6

DSC-2B 6 DSC-3B 6 BC 1.4 6

Environment Studies

(AECC-1)

4 Environment

Studies (AECC-1)

4 Environment Studies

(AECC-1)

4

AECC-2

ENG AECC 104 or

Hind104

4 AECC-2 (English)

ENG AECC 104

4 AECC-2

ENG AECC 104 or

Hind104

4

Total 44 Total 44 Total 44

SECOND

YEAR

Compulsory English-2

(ENG CE 201)

6 DSC-IC 6 Compulsory English-2

(ENG CE 201)

6

Hindi/Skt/MIL-2

Anivarya Hindi

‘Rachnapunj’ (HIND201)

6 DSC-ID 6 Hindi/Skt/MIL-2

Anivarya Hindi

‘Rachnapunj’ (HIND201)

6

DSC-IC 6 DSC-2C 6 BC 2.1 6

DSC-ID 6 DSC-2D 6 BC 2.2 6

DSC-2C 6 DSC-3C 6 BC 2.4 6

DSC-2D 6 DSC-3D 6 BC 2.5 6

SEC/AEEC-1 4 SEC/AEEC-1 4 SEC/AEEC-1: BC 2.3 4

SEC/AEEC-2 4 SEC/AEEC-2 4 SEC/AEEC-2: BS 2.6 4


THIRD

YEAR

DSE-IA 6 DSE-IA 6 DSE-1 6

DSE-IB 6 DSE-IB 6 DSE-2 6

DSE-2A 6 DSE-2A 6 DSE-3 6

DSE-2B 6 DSE-2B 6 DSE-4 6

GEC-1 6 DSE-3A 6 GEC-1: ECONA313 6

GEC-2 6 DSE-3B 6 GEC-2: ECONA314 6

SEC/AEEC-3 4 SEC/AEEC-3 4 SEC/AEEC-3: BC 3.1(b) 4

SEC/AEEC-4 4 SEC/AEEC-4 4 SEC/AEEC-4: BC 3.7 4


GRAND TOTAL 132 GRAND TOTAL 132 GRAND TOTAL 132

Note: GEC-1 and GEC-2 are other than two specific or core courses already offered by student i.e.

interdisciplinary; but both (GEC-1 and GEC-2) should be from same subject. SEC/AEEC-1, 2, 3 & 4 should be from

DSC-1.

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TENTATIVE SUBJECT COMBINATIONS AVAILABLE IN B.A. 1st Year SESSION: 2021-22

Combination Code

Major Subject DSC-1A & 1B

Minor Subject DSC-2A & 2B

Compulsory English ENG CE 101

MIL AECC-1 AECC-2

001 1. Mathematics 2. Economics 3. Compl. English ENG CE 101 4. MIL-HINDI 101 5. AECC-1 (EVS) 6. AECC-2 HINDI 104

002 1. Mathematics 2. Pol. Sci. 3. Compl. English ENG CE 101 4. MIL-HINDI 101 5. AECC-1 (EVS) 6. AECC-2 HINDI 104

003 1. Economics 2. History 3. Compl. English ENG CE 101 4. MIL-HINDI 101 5. AECC-1 (EVS) 6. AECC-2 HINDI 104

004 1. Economics 2. Maths 3. Compl. English ENG CE 101 4. MIL-HINDI 101 5. AECC-1 (EVS) 6. AECC-2 HINDI 104

005 1. Economics 2. Pol.Sci. 3. Compl. English ENG CE 101 4. MIL-HINDI 101 5. AECC-1 (EVS) 6. AECC-2 HINDI 104

006 1. Pol. Science 2. History 3. Compl. English ENG CE 101 4. MIL-SKT 5. AECC-1 (EVS) 6. AECC-2 HINDI 104

007 1. Pol. Science 2. Economics 3. Compl. English ENG CE 101 4. MIL-SKT 5. AECC-1 (EVS) 6. AECC-2 HINDI 104

008 1. Pol. Science 2. Hindi 3. Compl. English ENG CE 101 4. MIL-SKT 5. AECC-1 (EVS) 6. AECC-2 HINDI 104

009 1. Physical Edu. 2. History 3. Compl. English ENG CE 101 4. MIL-HINDI 101 5. AECC-1 (EVS) 6. AECC-2 HINDI 104

010 1. Physical Edu. 2. Hindi 3. Compl. English ENG CE 101 4. MIL-HINDI 101 5. AECC-1 (EVS) 6. AECC-2 HINDI 104

011 1. Physical Edu. 2. Pol. Sci. 3. Compl. English ENG CE 101 4. MIL-HINDI 101 5. AECC-1 (EVS) 6. AECC-2 HINDI 104

012 1. Hindi 2. Music (V) 3. Compl. English ENG CE 101 4. MIL-SKT 5. AECC-1 (EVS) 6. AECC-2 SKT

013 1. Hindi . 2. Music (I) 3. Compl. English ENG CE 101 4. MIL-SKT 5. AECC-1 (EVS) 6. AECC-2 SKT

014 1. Hindi 2. History 3. Compl. English ENG CE 101 4. MIL-SKT 5. AECC-1 (EVS) 6. AECC-2 SKT

015 1. Hindi 2. Physical Edu. 3. Compl. English ENG CE 101 4. MIL-SKT 5. AECC-1 (EVS) 6. AECC-2 SKT

016 1. English 2. Economics 3. Compl. English ENG CE 101 4. MIL-HINDI 101 5. AECC-1 (EVS) 6. AECC-2 SKT

017 1. English 2. Pol. Sci. 3. Compl. English ENG CE 101 4. MIL-HINDI 101 5. AECC-1 (EVS) 6. AECC-2 SKT

018 1. English . 2. Geography 3. Compl. English ENG CE 101 4. MIL-HINDI 101 5. AECC-1 (EVS) 6. AECC-2 SKT

019 1. Music (V) 2. Hindi 3. Compl. English ENG CE 101 4. MIL-HINDI 101 5. AECC-1 (EVS) 6. AECC-2 SKT

020 1. Music (V) 2. Pol. Sci. 3. Compl. English ENG CE 101 4. MIL-HINDI 101 5. AECC-1 (EVS) 6. AECC-2 SKT

021 1. Music (V) 2. Economics 3. Compl. English ENG CE 101 4. MIL-HINDI 101 5. AECC-1 (EVS) 6. AECC-2 SKT

022 1. Music (I) 2. Hindi 3. Compl. English ENG CE 101 4. MIL-HINDI 101 5. AECC-1 (EVS) 6. AECC-2 SKT

023 1. Music (I) 2. Pol. Sci. 3. Compl. English ENG CE 101 4. MIL-HINDI 101 5. AECC-1 (EVS) 6. AECC-2 SKT

024 1. Music (I) 2. Economics 3. Compl. English ENG CE 101 4. MIL-HINDI 101 5. AECC-1 (EVS) 6. AECC-2 SKT

025 1. Sanskrit 2. Music (V) 3. Compl. English ENG CE 101 4. MIL-HINDI 101 5. AECC-1 (EVS) 6. AECC-2 SKT

026 1. Sanskrit 2. Music (I) 3. Compl. English ENG CE 101 4. MIL-HINDI 101 5. AECC-1 (EVS) 6. AECC-2 SKT

027 1. Sanskrit 2. History 3. Compl. English ENG CE 101 4. MIL-HINDI 101 5. AECC-1 (EVS) 6. AECC-2 SKT

028 1. Sanskrit 2. Physical Edu. 3. Compl. English ENG CE 101 4. MIL-HINDI 101 5. AECC-1 (EVS) 6. AECC-2 SKT

029 1. Geography 2. History 3. Compl. English ENG CE 101 4. MIL-SKT 5. AECC-1 (EVS) 6. AECC-2 SKT

030 1. Geography 2. English 3. Compl. English ENG CE 101 4. MIL-SKT 5. AECC-1 (EVS) 6. AECC-2 SKT

031 1. Geography 2. Economics 3. Compl. English ENG CE 101 4. MIL-SKT 5. AECC-1 (EVS) 6. AECC-2 SKT

032 1. JMC 2. Hindi 3. Compl. English ENG CE 101 4. MIL-HINDI 101 5. AECC-1 (EVS) 6. AECC-2 HINDI 104

033 1. JMC 2. English 3. Compl. English ENG CE 101 4. MIL-HINDI 101 5. AECC-1 (EVS) 6. AECC-2 HINDI 104

034 1. Computer Application

2. Geography 3. Compl. English ENG CE 101 4. MIL-HINDI 101 5. AECC-1 (EVS) 6. AECC-2 SKT

035 1. Computer Application

2. Economics 3. Compl. English ENG CE 101 4. MIL-HINDI 101 5. AECC-1 (EVS) 6. AECC-2 SKT

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036 1. Tourism & Travel 2. Geography 3. Compl. English ENG CE 101 4. MIL-HINDI 101 5. AECC-1 (EVS) 6. AECC-2 SKT

037 1. Tourism & Travel 2. History 3. Compl. English ENG CE 101 4. MIL-HINDI 101 5. AECC-1 (EVS) 6. AECC-2 SKT

038 1. Tourism & Travel 2. Economics 3. Compl. English ENG CE 101 4. MIL-HINDI 101 5. AECC-1 (EVS) 6. AECC-2 SKT

039 1. History 2. Pol. Sci. 3. Compl. English ENG CE 101 4. MIL-SKT 5. AECC-1 (EVS) 6. AECC-2 SKT

040 1. History 2. Hindi 3. Compl. English ENG CE 101 4. MIL-SKT 5. AECC-1 (EVS) 6. AECC-2 SKT

041 1. History 2. Physical Edu. 3. Compl. English ENG CE 101 4. MIL-SKT 5. AECC-1 (EVS) 6. AECC-2 SKT

Tentative List of General Elective Courses (GEC) Available in B.A. 3rd Year Combination Code Major Subject Minor Subject GEC

(to be opted in 3rd year)

001 1. Mathematics 2. Economics 3. Pol. Sc.

002 1. Mathematics 2. Pol. Sci. 3. History

003 1. Economics 2. History 3. Tourism and Travel

004 1. Economics 2. Maths 3. Tourism and Travel

005 1. Economics 2. Pol.Sci. 3. Tourism and Travel

006 1. Pol. Science 2. History 3. Hindi

007 1. Pol. Science 2. Economics 3. History

008 1. Pol. Science 2. Hindi 3. Sanskrit

009 1. Physical Edu. 2. History 3. Sanskrit

010 1. Physical Edu. 2. Hindi 3. Sanskrit

011 1. Physical Edu. 2. Pol. Sci. 3. Sanskrit

012 1. Hindi 2. Music (V) 3. Sanskrit

013 1. Hindi . 2. Music (I) 3. Sanskrit

014 1. Hindi 2. History 3. Sanskrit

015 1. Hindi 2. Physical Edu. 3. Sanskrit

016 1. English 2. Economics 3. Tourism and Travel

017 1. English 2. Pol. Sci. 3. Tourism and Travel

018 1. English . 2. Geography 3. Tourism and Travel

019 1. Music (V) 2. Hindi 3. Pol. Sci.

020 1. Music (V) 2. Pol. Sci. 3. Hindi

021 1. Music (V) 2. Economics 3. Pol. Sci.

022 1. Music (I) 2. Hindi 3. Pol. Sci.

023 1. Music (I) 2. Pol. Sci. 3. Hindi

024 1. Music (I) 2. Economics 3. Pol. Sci.

025 1. Sanskrit 2. Music (V) 3. Physical Edu.

026 1. Sanskrit 2. Music (I) 3. Physical Edu.

027 1. Sanskrit 2. History 3. Physical Edu.

028 1. Sanskrit 2. Physical Edu. 3. Music

029 1. Geography 2. History 3. English

030 1. Geography 2. English 3. History

031 1. Geography 2. Economics 3. History

032 1. JMC 2. Hindi 3. English

033 1. JMC 2. English 3. Hindi

034 1. Computer Application 2. Geography 3. Hindi 035 1. Computer Application 2. Economics 3. Geography 036 1. Tourism and Travel 2. Geography 3. History

037 1. Tourism and Travel 2. History 3. Geography

038 1. Tourism and Travel 2. Economics 3. History

039 1. History 2. Pol. Sci. 3. Hindi

040 1. History 2. Hindi 3. Physical Edu.

041 1. History 2. Physical Edu. 3. Hindi

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TENTATIVE SUBJECT COMBINATIONS AVAILABLE IN B.Sc. 1st Year SESSION: 2021-22 Combination Code

Major Subject DSC-1A & 1B



AECC-1 AECC-2

042 BOTANY ZOOLOGY CHEMISTRY ENVS1AECC02 ENG AECC 104

043 ZOOLOGY BOTANY CHEMISTRY ENVS1AECC02 ENG AECC 104

044 CHEMISTRY PHYSICS MATHEMATICS ENVS1AECC02 ENG AECC 104

045 PHYSICS MATHEMATICS CHEMISTRY ENVS1AECC02 ENG AECC 104

046 MATHEMATICS CHEMISTRY PHYSICS ENVS1AECC02 ENG AECC 104

COURSES AVAILABLE IN B.Com. 1st Year SESSION: 2021-22 Compulsory English ENG CE 101

MIL- Prayojanmulak

Hindi (HIND101)

BC 1.1 Financial Accounting

BC 1.2 Business Organisation and Management

BC 1.3 Business law

BC 1.4 Business Statistics and Mathematics

Environment

Studies (AECC-1) AECC-2

ENG AECC 104

Assigning the grades to the students in the class as follows:

Category Letter Grade Grade Points

I S+ 10.0

II S 9.5

III O++ 9.0

IV O+ 8.5

V O 8.0

VI A++ 7.5

VII A+ 7.0

VIII A 6.5

IX B+ 6.0

X B 5.5

XI C 5.0

XII F 0.0

XIII I Incomplete

XIV P Audit Pass

XV X Audit Fail

Formula for Calculation of %age of marks scored:

In H. P. University Shimla, the following conversion formula for absolute grading is used to

convert Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) in equivalent percentage for under graduate

classes under CBCS system for the students enrolled from the session 2016-17 onwards:

Percentage of the marks scored = CGPA obtained X 10

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Tentative Fees / Funds for the Session 2021-22

(Subject to change according to latest instructions by H.P. Govt./H.P.U. Shimla)

Sr. No. Name of Fee/ Fund Amount (in Rs) Remarks

1. Admission fee 25 Six months (for boys & girls)

2. Tution fee 600 Annual (only for boys)

3. Continuation fee 10 For 2nd & 3rd Year

4. Mathematics practical fee 180 Annual

5. Geography practical fee 180 Annual

6. Physical Education fee 180 Annual

7. Music practical fee 180 Annual

8. Chemistry practical fee 240 Annual

9. Physics practical fee 240 Annual

10. Botany practical fee 240 Annual

11. Zoology practical fee 240 Annual

12. Holiday home fee 1 Annual

13. Youth welfare fund 15 Annual

14. Sports fee 15 Annual

15. Library security fee 100 Once in TDC (refundable) for 1st year

16. Building fund 120 Annual

17. Cultural activities 20 Annual

18. House exam fee 80 Annual

19. Magazine fund 50 Annual

20. Student aid fund 2 Annual

21. Campus development fund 10 Annual

22. Book replacement fund 25 Annual

23. Medical aid fund 6 Annual

24. A.F. 300 Annual

25. Identity card 10 Annual

26. Furniture repair fund 10 Annual

27. Rovers & Rangers fund 60 Annual

28. Sports fund 240 Annual

29. Computer & Internet fund 20 Annual

30. Migration fee inter college 50

31. Migration fee inter university 50

32. University Development fund 250 Once in TDC (Rs. 100 /- for IRDP/BPL)

33. NCC fund 10 Annual

34. Per practical arts fund 90 Annual

35. PTA fund 700 Annual

Note :- i) First year admitted students have to register online on H.P.U. portal and pay fee online

as per university rules (presently Rs. 200 for H.P. Board & Rs. 400 for other Boards).

ii) Late fee Charges: Rs. 10/- per day or as per the university rules.

iii) A fee of Rs. 20/- to be deposited if a duplicate I-Card is required.

iv) Examination fee as per university rules.

v) Brother / Sister fee concession as per university rules.

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Absence and Other Fines:

1. Absence Fine Per period Rs. 01/-

2. Absence from practical Rs. 03/- (per practical)

3. Late payment of dues Rs. 01/- (per day)

4. Late return of Library books Rs. 01/- (per day)

Note: (a) In case a student doesn't deposit college dues, his/her name will be considered

automatically struck-off from the College rolls.

(b) If a student does not claim refundable security deposits within one year of leaving the

college his/her claim of refund thereafter shall not be entertained. All the students are

advised to pay no money to any officials of the college without proper receipt.

Hostel:

The college has a boy’s hostel for SC/ST students. There are 26 rooms with total capacity of 105

students. Hostel accommodation can be given to the students belonging to OBC and general

category if some of the rooms fall vacant after being allotted to SC/ST students. Hostel charges

are as follows (Subject to change according to latest instructions by H.P. Govt./H.P.U. Shimla):

1. Hostel security (refundable) – Rs. 1000.00

2. Mess security (refundable) – Rs. 1500.00

3. Room Rent (per month) – Rs. 121.00

(No room rent shall be charged from SC/ST students)

4. Electricity charges (per month) – Rs. 132.00

5. Water charges (per month) – Rs. 17.00

6. Miscellaneous charges (per month) – Rs. 30.00

(Maintenance, sweeper, entertainment etc.)

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Procedure of Admission for M.A./M.Sc. Mathematics (40 seats) and M.A. Economics (40 seats)

This year admission to M.A./M.Sc. Mathematics and M.A. Economics will be on the rank in

University Entrance Exam. Student interested in admissions in the college will have to apply

separately after the declaration of the entrance test result. Admission will be opened with the

permission of University. Students are advised to contact the college office (contact no. 01893

250024) just after the declaration of result of entrance test.

Eligibility

A Bachelor's degree of a university established by law in India (with the subject of study for

M.A./M.Sc. as one of the subject with a minimum of 48 credits in major subject, 48 credits in

two minor subjects 9 credits in compulsory subjects, 1 credit in GI and hobby with aggregate of

106 credits for the award of pass degree.

OR

A Bachelor's degree with at least 50% marks in aggregate (45% in case of SC/ST Candidate)

form a university established by law in India.

Age Limit

26 years (28 years for Girls) as on 1st July 2021). The Upper age limit shall be raised to 29 years

for SC/ST students (both girls and boys). The Vice-chancellor, H.P.U. Shimla, at his discretion

may give relaxation of 6 months to be eligible students.

Basis of Admission

The admission to these course will be made strictly on the basis of marks obtained in the

Entrance Test and shall be open to all, subject to the reservation approved by the University. The

minimum qualifying marks for the Entrance Test will be 35% for calling the candidates for

Interview/Admission.

Course Available in M.A./M.Sc. Mathematics

Semester I Semester III

M101 Real Analysis-I M301 Complex Analysis

M102 Advanced Algebra-I M302 Topology

M103 Ordinary Differential Equations

M303 Complex Analysis

M104 Operations Research-I M304 Operations Research-I

M105 Fluid Dynamics M305 Mathematical Statistics

Semester II Semester IV

M201 Real Analysis-II M401 Complex Analysis-II

M202 Advanced Algebra-II M402 Functional Analysis

M203 Partial Differential

Equations

M403 Advanced Discrete Mathematics

M204 Classical Mechanics M404 Differential Geometry

M205 Solid Mechanics M305 Magneto Fluid Dynamics

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Courses Offered in M.A. (Economics)

Semester I Semester III

Course I : Micro Economics Course VII: Economics of Development & Planning

Course II: International Economics Course VIII: History of Economics Thought

Course III: Elementary Mathematics Economics

Course IX: Any one of the following:

i. Agricultural Eco. (ii) Regional Eco.

(iii) Eco. of Population (iv) Basic Eco.

Semester II Semester IV

Course IV : Micro Economics Course X: Indian Economy Course V : Money & Banking Course XI: Public Finance

Course VI : Basic Statistics Course XII: Any one of the following:

i. Labour Eco. (ii) Industrial Eco.

(iii) Environmental Eco.

N.S.S. / ROVERS & RANGERS/RED RIBBON CLUB/NCC/CAREER GUIDANCE,

COUNSELLING AND PLACEMENT CELL:

(i) N.S.S.

To inculcate the qualities of leadership, social service, discipline and patriotism among the

youths the college is running N.S.S program in the college. Presently the college has two N.S.S.

units comprising of 200 students. In this unit 33 % seats are reserved for the girls.

(ii) Rovers & Rangers:

The Bharat Scouts and Guides is a voluntary organization. It is devoted to the development of

character of the young generation and selfless service to the country. The College has introduced

Rovers and Rangers from the academic session 2015-16. Students are enrolled as Rovers and

Rangers in the college. Rovers and Rangers will be given training of leadership for the service of

motherland and mankind.

(iii) Red Ribbon Club:

College students can get registered as volunteers of this Club. This Club exclusively aims at

launching an exhaustive campaign against AIDS which is not only a health issue but also an

educational and social one. In order to translate these facts into reality, this club is not only

educating and sensitizing college youths but also taking the lead in reaching out to the general

public as well as the people who are unaware of AIDS.

(iv) N.C.C.:

The college has a National Cadet Core-Army wing for boys as well as for girls. Students after

their admission in the college are advised to contact N.C.C incharge within one week, if they

wish to join N.C.C.

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(iv) Career Guidance, Counselling and Placement Cell:

We live in changing and challenging times. Some jobs are disappearing, other jobs are being

created. In an ever changing World it becomes more essential than ever that young people think

clearly and carefully about the career and educational choices, they make and what in the future

they may lead to. Starting a course and dropping out because the content or outcome were not as

expected is wasteful and potentially expensive. With the objectives of helping students in making

right career choices and providing them placement opportunities through campus placements, a

career guidance, counselling and placement cell is actively engaged in such activities under the

energetic team of experienced teachers.

Co-curricular activities

For the overall development of a student, the role of co-curricular activities becomes vital. Such

activities along the class-room involvement help in integrating the three vital aspects of an

individual – the body, mind and soul. With the above objectives in mind the college has facilities

for students to join the sports like Badminton, Cricket, Volleyball, Weight-Lifting, Table-Tennis

etc. Our college also provides an opportunity for our students to participate and enhance skills in

various cultural activities like rangoli making, poster making, singing, dancing, debate,

declamation, poetry, collage making, cartooning, photography etc through formation of various

clubs and societies under the guidance of able teachers. The students are advised to join at least

one club or society to give another meaningful dimension to their personality.

LIBRARY:

(I) There are about 12177 books in the college library. In addition to various Encyclopedia,

reference books and general books, the library has a regular subscription of major dailies,

magazines and periodicals. All students can have access to these during the specified hours. The

following rules and regulations are to be observed by the students in the library:

1. Maintain silence in and around the library.

2. Always keep your Identity Card with you.

3. Reference books (encyclopedias/dictionaries etc.) will not be issued.

4. A book should not be spoiled by underlining or marking/writing comments on it. Keep in

mind that the book is also to be used by other students of the college.

5. In case of a loss of a book or any damage, the borrower will have to replace the book with a

new copy.

6. If the library books are not returned on due date, the student will have to pay fine of Rs. 1/-

day.

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PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION (PTA):

Parent Teacher Association (PTA) stands organized under H.P. Education code 2001 to engender

interaction between parents and teachers, with a missionary zeal for the development of the

College.

Its main objectives are as follow:

* To revive the relationship between the parents and teachers.

* To create the healthy educational environment in the College.

* To arrange discussions with the elder persons of the Society from time to time and incorporate

their suggestions for the improvement of the educational standard in the College.

* To suggest ways so that student’s education is promoted.

* To make a collective effort to refine the conduct of the students and also to restrict the entry of

anti-social elements in College Campus.

* To inform the parents/guardians of their wards from time to time and to make arrangement for

the parents to meet the concerned staff once in a quarter.

* To arrange teachers, guards, sweepers, data operators etc. when there is shortage of staff in the

institution as a temporary measure.

* To make the parents aware of various schemes of the Govt. in the area of education and also to

give information about various activities and programmes of the Department of Education.

TUTORIAL GROUPS

After the admission every student is made as member of a specific group convened by a teacher.

According to the need and convenience of its students every group organizes at least one or two

meetings every month where students can discuss their academic and management related

problems with the concerned teacher.

OLD STUDENT ASSOCIATION (O.S.A.):

The College is proud of its Old Students Association which is now the fountain head of its

strength. Since the inception of the college, the college has been a witness to the dawning of an

era of higher education and evolutionary trends in personality growth. With its achievements, the

O.S.A. makes the prospective students feel the transformative touch after they join this

prestigious institution of learning.

COLLEGE STUDENT'S CENTRAL ASSOCIATION (CSCA):

This association is elected according to the rules and regulations of H.P. University. Besides

maintaining discipline in the college, the CSCA plays an important role in involving students in

various co-curricular activities like seminars and functions at intra/inter-college level.

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COLLEGE MAGAZINE 'HIMIKA':

To nurture the creativity of the students the college magazine "HIMIKA" is published every

year. It has many sections like Hindi, Sanskrit, Pahari, English, Science, Physical education,

Photography, Chronicle and Planning forum. One student editor of each section is also

appointed. Students willing to contribute his/her vibrant write ups to the College magazine

during the session can contact the Staff editors of various sections of the Magazine, and if

needed, necessary guidance can also be provided to them.

SCHOLARSHIP/FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE:

The college has provision for the following scholarships under state and central government

sponsored scholarships schemes:

1.Post Metric Scholarship Scheme to SC/ST/OBC Students.

2.Dr. Ambedkar post matric scholarship scheme for EBC students.

3.Post matric scheme to students belonging to minority community.

4. IRDP Scholarship.

5. Kalpna Chawla Chhattarviti Yojna.

6. Dr. Ambedkar Post Matric Scholarship for DNT Students.

Note:- The date of submission of applications for these scholarships will be displayed on the

college notice board in due course.

CODE OF CONDUCT :

I. Attendance

(i) Minimum 75% lecture attendance condition is compulsory for appearing in the University

Exam.

(ii) The name of an irregular student or one who remains absent continuously for o6 days will be

struck off from college rolls. If name of a student is struck-off thrice then he/she will not be

readmitted to the college.

(iii) The Principal reserves the right of expulsion/suspension of any student who is found

indulged in indiscipline/illegal activity and violation of code of conduct.

(iv) Any damage or loss caused to the Govt. property by students is an offence. 90% of fine for

the damage caused shall be realized from the students of college. 10% loss shall be borne

by the college.

(v) Without prior permission, no student will be allowed to go for recruitment or any other

activity.

(vi) A fine of Rs. 800/- will be charged separately for absence in midterm exams.

(vii) As per the directions of HP Govt. use of mobile phone is strictly prohibited in the college

premises. If any student found carrying/using mobile phone, he/she will be charged a fine of Rs.

500 for the first instance and Rs. 1000/- for the second. If a student is caught third time, his/her

mobile phone will be confiscated by the college authorities. No head/ear phones are allowed in

the college campus.

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II. Leave Rules

(i) Application for any kind of leave on the prescribed proforma should be submitted well in

time.

(ii) Leave upto three days will be sanctioned by the tutor. But in case of a leave for a single

period the concerned teacher may be requested.

(iii) Leave above three days upto six days will be sanctioned by the senior tutor. Leave for more

than 6 days will be sanctioned by the HOD on the recommendation of concerned subject teacher/

senior tutor.

(iv) In case of a medical leave for a period of over 6 days, the applicant must produce a medical

certificate.

Important: Students partcipating in Inter-College Competitions should note that the

practice/rehearsal timings shuld be either before the classes (early morning) or after the

classes (evening) because all such activities form a part, but not the substitute of

academic/studies.

III. Library Cum - Identity Card (I - Card)

After depositing admission fee and dues every student shall get an I-Card from the College

Librarian on showing his/her fee receipt. After having affixed his/her own photograph and filled

in all the entries in the I - Card, every student must get it duly signed by the Principal within one

week from his/her date of admission to the college positively. It is important to note that :

(i) Since I - Card is the only medium to identify/differentiate a bonafide college student from an

outsider, every student must always keep his/her I - Card with him during college hours and the

same has to be produced by the student whenever required by the college authorities.

(ii) In case the I - Card is lost, a duplicate card will be issued only after an FIR is registered with

the nearest Police Station and an original copy thereof is appended with the requestfor duplicate

I-Card.

(iii) Rs. 20/- is to be deposited for a duplicate Identity Card

IV. General Conduct/Discipline Rules

Any of the following activities will be considered a breach of discipline:

(a) Graffitis i.e. any sort of written on the walls/black boards/rooms etc.

(b) Damaging the college property.

(c) loitering about the corridors and causing disturbance to the classes.

(d) Possessing drugs and smoking in the campus.

(e) Bringing outsiders to the college.

(f) Coming without I - Card in the college.

(g) Ragging in any form.

(h) Using head/ear phones in the college campus.

(I) Misusing fans/lights, coolers and waters sources.

(j) Parking in unauthorized areas.

(k) Multiple riding, rash driving.

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Extract of Himachal Pradesh Educational Institutions (PROHIBITION OF RAGGING) ACT 2009

2. (c) Ragging means any act, conduct or practice by which dominate power of senior students,

former students or outsiders, is brought to bear on students freshly enrolled or students who are

in any way considered junior by other students and includes individual of collective acts or

practices which –

(I) involve physical or psychological assault or threat or use of force or wrongful

confinement or restraint or

(II) violate the status, dignity and honour of such students or

(III) expose students to ridicule and contempt and affect their self esteem or

(IV) entail verbal abuse and aggression, indecent gestures and obscene behaviour.

3(i) No person shall practice ragging in any form, within or outside the premises of an

educational institution.

(ii) Any person who contravenes the provision of subsection (1) shall, on conviction be

punished with imprisonment for a term which may extend to 3 year or with fine which may

extend to fifty thousand rupees or with both.

6. Every offence under this act shall be cognizable, non –bailable and compoundable with the

permission of the court.

7.(i) Any student convicted of an offence under this act shall be expelled from the educational

institution.

(ii) Student expelled under Sub – Section (i) or expelled otherwise on account of ragging shall

not be admitted in any other educational institution for a period of three years from the date of

order of such expulsion.

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A word to the students: - Keep – Identity Card with you during college hours.

- Read the Notice Board daily.

- Don't bring outsiders to the college.

- Use of mobile phones and head/ear phones is strictly prohibited in college campus.

- Ragging is strictly prohibited.

- Number of seats in all the DSC for admission to first year of BA/B.Sc./B.Com./BJMC are

fixed. Hence the admission in the DSC is purely on merit basis.

- In UGC CBCS, minimum marks to pass/qualify the courses is 45% both in theory and in

practical if any.

- Minimum credits required to be accumulated for the award of the U.G. degree (pass Course)

are 132.

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Holidays : 2021

Month Gazetted Holidays Restricted Holidays Gazetted Holidays for women employees of H.P.

January 25th Statehood Day 1st New Year’s day

26th Republic Day 13th Lohri

14th Makar Sankranti / Pongal

February 27th Guru Ravidas Birth Day 16th Basant Panchami

March 11th Maha Shivratri 8th Swami Dayanand Saraswati Jayanti

29th Holi

April 2nd Good Friday 4th

Easter Sunday

14th Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Birth Day

13th Baisakhi

15th Himachal Day 25th

Mahavir Jayanti

21st Ram Navmi

May 14th Parshu Ram Jayanti / Id-ul-Fitr

26th Budha Purnima

June 13th Maharana Pratap Jayanti

24th Sant Guru Kabir Jayanti (Prakat Diwas)

July 21st Idul Zuha (Bakrid)

August 15th Independence Day 22nd Raksha Bandhan 22nd Raksha Bandhan

19th Muharram

30th Janmashtami

September

October 2nd Mahatama Gandhi Birth Day

13th Maha Ashtami

15th Dussehra 24th Karva Chouth 24th Karva Chouth 20th Maharishi Balmiki Birth

Day

November 27th Diwali 5th Govardhan Puia

12th Guru Nanak Birth Day 6th Bhai Duj 6th Bhai Duj

24th Guru Teg Bahadur's Martvrdom Dav

December 25th Christmas Day 24th Christmas Eve

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रैगगिंग एक सिंजे्ञय अपराध है।

रैगगिंग से अगिप्राय है:- 'किसी किद्यार्थी/किद्यार्थी समूह द्वारा भाषा/आचरण से अन्य किद्यार्थी समूह िो किसी प्रिार

िी शारीररि/मानकसि यंत्रणा पहंचाना, जो किसी किद्यार्थी/किद्यार्थी समूह िे मन मस्तिष्क में आशंिा उत्पन्न िरती

है कि िह अपना अध्ययन कनभभय तर्था कनर्ाभध होिर जारी नही ंरख सिता/सिती है।'

उपययभक्त शारीररि/मानकसि उत्पीड़न िे दोषी किद्यार्थी समूह िो रैकगंग िा दोषी माना

जाएगा।

िारत के माननीय सर्वोच्च न्यायालय के आदेशानुसार-

1. रैकगंग संस्र्था में पूणभतयः प्रकतरं्कधत है ।

2. रैकगंग में संकिप्त दोषी किद्यार्थी िो कनम्नकिस्तखत सजाएं हो सिती है-

ि. जयमाभना/िारािास अर्थिा दोनो।ं

ख. छात्रिृकियो/ंअन्य िाभो ंपर रोि।

ग. संस्र्था से कनष्कासन/कनिंर्न अर्थिा जयमाभने िे सार्थ सािभजकनि क्षमायाचना।

घ. सांसृ्ककति/खेि-िूद/अन्य गकतकिकधयो ंमें भाग िेने/प्रकतकनकधत्व िरने पर रोि।

ङ. परीक्षा-पररणाम पर रोि।

च. न्यायािय में आपराकधि अकभयोजन।

3. रैकगंग िे दोषी किद्यार्थी िी सजा तिभ संगत रूप से िठोर होगी।

4. रैकगंग में संकिप्त किसी किद्यार्थी िी पहचान नही ंहोती तो संर्कधत पूरे किद्यार्थी समूह िो सजा दी जायेगी।

5. रैकगंग िे दोषी किद्यार्थी िे चररत्र प्रमाण पत्र/माइगे्रशन प्रमाण-पत्र पर एतत् संरं्धी प्रकिकि भी िी जायेगी।

6. रैकगंग संरं्धी िोई भी कशिायत एंटी रैकगंग स्किाड/सकमकत अर्थिा प्राचायभ ति एिदम पहंचाएं।

7. अकभभाििो ंसे अनयरोध है कि उनिा संरकक्षत (Ward) रैकगंग िे र्ारे िोई सूचना देता है तो िह तयरंत प्रशासन

िो ररपोटभ िरें।

आपात्कालीन पररस्थिगतय िं में गनम्नगलस्ित फ न पर सम्पकक करें।

(ि) प्राचायभ, राजिीय महाकिद्यािय, देहरी, 01893-250024

(ख) टॉि फ्री एंटी रैकगंग हैल्प िाईन, 1800-5522 या 155222

RESPECT THE EARTH AND ALL LIVING THINGS

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Wazir Ram Singh Govt. College, Dehri, District Kangra

Himachal Pradesh, India, 176022

Ph. 01893-250024

E mail : [email protected]

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WAZIR RAM SINGH GOVT. COLLEGE

DEHRI, DISTRICT KANGRA, H.P. 176022

ROAD MAP (Tentative): 2021-22

B.Sc. with BOTANY

1ST YEAR

DSC-1A Biodiversity (Microbes, Algae, Fungi and Archegoniates) BOTA 101 6 (TH=4, PR=2)

DSC-1B Plant Ecology and Taxonomy BOTA 102

6 (TH=4, PR=2)

AECC-I Environmental Science ENVS1AECC02 4

AECC-II English ENGL103 4

2ND YEAR

DSC-2A Plant Anatomy and Embryology BOTA 201

6 (TH=4, PR=2)

DSC-2B Plant Physiology and Metabolism BOTA 202

6 (TH=4, PR=2)

SEC-1 Bio -Fertilizers BOTA 203 4

SEC-2 Gardening and Floriculture BOTA204 4

3RD YEAR

DSE-1A

(Any one)

Economic Botany and Biotechnology BOTA 301 6 (TH=4, PR=2)

Analytical Techniques in Plant Sciences

BOTA 302

DSE-1B

(Any one)

Cell and Molecular Biology BOTA303 6 (TH=4, PR=2)

Bioinformatics BOTA304

Genetics & Plant Breeding BOTA305

SEC-3 Medicinal Botany and Ethnobotany BOTA306 4

SEC-4 Mushroom Cultivation Technology BOTA307 4

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B.Sc. with Zoology 1ST YEAR

DSC-1A Animal Diversity ZOOL 101TH 6 (TH=4, PR=2)

DSC-1B Comparative Anatomy & Developmental Biology of Vertebrates ZOOL 102TH 6 (TH=4, PR=2)



2ND YEAR

DSC-1C Physiology & Biochemistry ZOOL 201TH 6 (TH=4, PR=2)

DSC-1D Genetics & Evolutionary Biology ZOOL 202TH 6 (TH=4, PR=2)

SEC-I Medical Diagnostics ZOOL 203TH 4

SEC-II Apiculture ZOOL 203TH 4

3RD YEAR

DSE-1A

(Any One)

Applied Zoology ZOOL 301(A)TH

6 (TH=4, PR=2) Animal Biotechnology ZOOL 302(B)TH

Aquatic Biology ZOOL 303 (C)TH

DSE-1B

(Any One)

Insect,Vector and Diseases ZOOL 302(A)TH

6 (TH=4, PR=2) Immunology ZOOL 302(B)TH

Reproductive Biology ZOOL 302(C)TH

SEC-III Sericulture ZOOL 303 TH 4

SEC-IV

(Any One)

Aquarium Fish Keeping ZOOL 304(A)TH 4

Research Methodology ZOOL 304(B)TH

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B.Sc. with CHEMISTRY 1st Year

Core Course-I Atomic structure, Bonding, General Organic Chemistry and Hydrocarbons CHEM 101 6 (TH=4, PR=2)

Core Course-II Chemical Energetic, Equilibrium & Functional Group Organic Chemistry CHEM102 6 (TH=4, PR=2)



2nd Year

Core Course-III Solutions, Phase Equilibrium, Conductance, Electrochemistry & Organic

Chemistry

CHEM201

6 (TH=4, PR=2)

Core Course-IV Chemistry of Main group Elements, Chemical Energetics and Equilibria CHEM202 6 (TH=4, PR=2)

SEC-I Basic Analytical Chemistry

CHEM203TH 4

SEC –II Fuel Chemistry & Chemistry of Cosmetics and Perfumes

CHEM204TH 4

3rd Year

DSE-1A

(Any One)

POLYNUCLEAR HYDROCARBONS, DYES, HETEROCYCLIC COMPOUNDS

AND SPECTROSCOPY (UV, IR ,NMR)

CHEM301

6 (TH=4, PR=2)

Industrial Chemical and Environment CHEM302

Quantum Chemistry, Spectroscopy & Photochemistry CHEM303

DSE-1B -

(Any One)

CHEMISTRY OF TRANSITION AND INNER TRANSITION ELEMENTS,

COORDINATION CHEMISTRY, ORGANOMETTALICS, ACIDS & BASES

CHEM304

6 (TH=4, PR=2)

POLYMER CHEMISTRY CHEM305

MOLECULES OF LIFE CHEM306

SEC-III CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGY & SOCIETY AND BUSINESS SKILLS FOR

CHEMISTRY

CHEM307 4

SEC –IV PESTICIDE CHEMISTRY & PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMISTRY CHEM308 4

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B.Sc. with PHYSICS 1st Year

Core Course-I MECHANICS PHYS101 6 (TH=4, PR=2)

Core Course-II ELECTRICITY MAGNETISIM &EMT

PHYS102 6 (TH=4, PR=2)



2nd Year

Core Course-III STATASTICAL & THERMAL PHYSICS

PHYS201 6 (TH=4, PR=2)

Core Course-IV WAVES & OPTICS PHYS202 6 (TH=4, PR=2)

SEC-I

(Any One)

PHYSICS WORKSHOP SKILLS

PHYS203 4(TH=3, SE=1)

COMPUTATIONAL PHYSICS SKILLS

PHYS204

SEC –II

(Any One)

ELECTRICAL CIRCUITS & NETWORK SKILLS

PHYS205 4(TH=3, SE=1)

BASIC INSTRUMENTATION SKILLS

PHYS206

3rd Year

DSE-1A

(Any One)

ELEMENTS OF MODERN PHYSICS PHYS301

6 (TH=4, PR=2) SOLID STATE PHYSICS & ELECTRONICS PHYS302

ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS PHYS303

DSE-1B

(Any One)

NUCLEAR AND PARTICLE PHYSICS PHYS304 6 (TH=4, PR=2)

QUANTUM MECHANICS PHYS305

PHYSICS OF DEVICES AND INSTRUMENTS PHYS306

SEC-III

(Any One)

RADIOLOGY SAFETY PHYS307

4(TH=3, SE=1) APPLIED OPTICS PHYS308

SEC –IV

(Any One)

WEATHER FORECASTING PHYS309

4(TH=3, SE=1) RENEWABLE ENERGY AND ENERY HARVESTING PHYS310

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B.Sc. with MATHEMATICS 1st Year

Core Course-I DIFFERENTIAL CALCULUS

MATH101 6

Core Course-II DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS

MATH102 6



2nd Year

Core Course-III REAL ANALYSIS

MATH201 6

Core Course-IV ALGEBRA

MATH202 6

SEC-I

(Any One)

LOGIC AND SETS

MATH307

4

ANALYTICAL GEOMETRY

MATH308

INTEGRAL CALCULUS

MATH309

SEC –II

(Any One)

VECTOR CALCULUS

MATH310

4 BOOLEAN ALGEBRA

MATH311

NUMBER THEORY

MATH312

3rd Year

DSE-1A

(Any One)

MATRICES MATH301 6

MECHANICS MATH302

LINEAR ALGEBRA MATH303

DSE-1B

(Any One)

NUMERICAL METHOD MATH304 6

COMPLEX ANALYSIS MATH305

LINEAR PROGRAMMING MATH306

SEC-III

(Any One)

PROBABILITY AND STATISTICS MATH313

4

MATHEMATICAL FINANCE MATH314

MATHEMATICAL MODELING MATH315

SEC –IV

(Any One)

THEORY OF EQUATIONS MATH316

4 TRANSPORTATION AND GAME THEORY MATH317

GRAPH THEORY MATH318

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B.A. with MATHEMATICS 1st Year

Core Course-I DIFFERENTIAL CALCULUS

MATH101TH 6

Core Course-II DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS

MATH102TH 6

Hindi-1 Prayojanmulak Hindi (Core Course BA/B.Com) HIND101 6

(Core Course BA/B.Com)

Compulsory English-1 ENG CE 101 6


AECC-II (English/Hindi/MIL Communication) Writing Skills OR Hindi Bhasha Aur Sampreshan

ENG AECC 104 Hind104

4

2nd Year

Core Course-III REAL ANALYSIS

MATH201TH 6

Core Course-IV ALGEBRA

MATH202TH 6


Anivarya Hindi ‘Rachnapunj’ HIND201 6



SEC-I (Any One)

LOGIC AND SETS

MATH307TH 4

ANALYTICAL GEOMETRY

MATH308TH

INTEGRAL CALCULUS

MATH309TH

SEC –II (Any One)

VECTOR CALCULUS

MATH310TH 4

BOOLEAN ALGEBRA

MATH311TH

NUMBER THEORY

MATH312TH

3rd Year

DSE-1A (Any One)

MATRICES MATH301TH 5+1

MECHANICS MATH302TH

LINEAR ALGEBRA MATH303TH

DSE-1B (Any One)

NUMERICAL METHODS MATH304TH 5+1

COMPLEX ANALYSIS MATH305TH

LINEAR PROGRAMMING MATH306TH

SEC-III (Any One)

PROBABILITY AND STATISTICS MATH313TH 4

MATHEMATICAL FINANCE MATH314TH

MATHEMATICAL MODELING MATH315TH

SEC –IV (Any One)

THEORY OF EQUATIONS MATH316 4 TRANSPORTATION AND GAME THEORY MATH317

GRAPH THEORY MATH318

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B.Sc. in PHYSICAL SCIENCE (PHYSICS, COMPUTER SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS) 1st Year

Core course-I MECHANICS Theory PHYS101TH, & IA , PR 6 (TH=4, PR=2)

Core course-II Problem Solving Using Computer COMP101TH 4

Software Lab Using Python COMP101PR 2

Core course-III Differential Calculus MATH101TH & IA 6

AECC-I Environmental Science 4

Core course-IV Electricity, Magnetism and EMT Theory PHYS102TH & IA , PR 6 (TH=4, PR=2)

Core Course-V Office Automation Tools COMP102TH & PR 6

Core course-VI Differential Equations MATH102TH & IA 6

AECC-II English /MIL Communication 4

2nd Year

Core course-VII Thermal Physics and Statistical Mechanics Theory PHYS201T H & IA, PR 6 (TH=4, PR=2)

Core Course-VIII Computer System Architecture COMP201T H 6

Core course-IX Real Analysis MATH201T H & IA 6

Core course-X Waves and Optics Theory PHYS202T H & IA , PR 6 (TH=4, PR=2)

Core course-XI Database Management System COMP202TH & PR 6 (TH=4, PR=2)

Core course-XII Algebra MATH202T H & IA 6

SEC -I (CHOOSE ANY ONE FROM GIVEN )

Physics Workshop Skills Theory PHYS203TH & IA 4(TH=3, SE=1)

Physics Workshop Skills Skill Exam PHYS203SE

Computational Physics Theory PHYS204TH & IA

Computational Physics Skill Exam PHYS204SE

Electrical Circuits And Network Skills Theory PHYS205TH & IA

Electrical Circuits And Network Skills Skill Exam PHYS205SE

SEC -II PHP Programming COMP203T H 4(TH=3, SE=1)

3rd Year

DSE-1A (CHOOSE ANY ONE FROM GIVEN )

Elements Of Modern Physics Theory PHYS301TH & IA 6

Elements Of Modern Physics Lab PHYS301PR

Solid State Physics And Electronics Theory PHYS302TH & IA

Solid State Physics And Electronics Lab PHYS302PR

Astronomy And Astrophysics Theory PHYS303TH & IA

Astronomy And Astrophysics Tutorials PHYS303TU

DSE-2A Operating System COMP301TH 6

DSE:3A (CHOOSE ANY ONE FROM GIVEN )

Matrices MATH301TH & IA 6

Mechanics MATH302TH & IA

Linear Algebra MATH303TH & IA

DSE:1B (CHOOSE ANY ONE FROM GIVEN )

Nuclear And Particle Physics Theory PHYS304TH & IA 6

Nuclear And Particle Physics Tutorials PHYS304TU

Quantum Mechanics Theory PHYS305TH & IA

Quantum Mechanics Lab PHYS305PR

Physics Of Devices And Instruments Theory PHYS306TH & IA

Physics Of Devices And Instruments Lab PHYS306PR

DSE:2B Data Structure and File Processing COMP302TH

Data Structure and File Processing Lab COMP302PR

DSE-3B (CHOOSE ANY ONE FROM GIVEN )

Numerical Method MATH304TH & IA 6

Complex Analysis MATH305TH & IA

Linear Programming MATH306TH & IA

SEC-III (CHOOSE ANY ONE FROM GIVEN )

LOGIC AND SETS

MATH307TH & IA 4

ANALYTICAL GEOMETRY

MATH308 TH & IA

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INTEGRAL CALCULUS

MATH309 TH & IA

VECTOR CALCULUS

MATH310TH & IA

THEORY OF EQUATIONS MATH311TH & IA

NUMBER THEORY

MATH312TH & IA

PROBABILITY AND STATISTICS MATH313 TH & IA

MATHEMATICAL FINANCE MATH314 TH & IA

MATHEMATICAL MODELING MATH315 TH & IA

BOOLEAN ALGEBRA MATH316 TH & IA

TRANSPORTATION AND GAME THEORY MATH317 TH & IA

GRAPH THEORY MATH318 TH & IA

SEC-IV (In case of Computer Science choose the given course)

Choose one course out of the lists of SEC courses of Physics/Mathematics, but not chosen earlier in SEC-1 and SEC-III.

4

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B.A with Economics 1st Year

CC- Eco-I Principles of Microeconomics – I

ECONA101 6

CC- Eco-II Principles of Microeconomics –II ECONA102 6


(Core Course

BA/B.Com)



AECC-II (English/Hindi/MIL Communication)

Writing Skills OR

Hindi Bhasha Aur Sampreshan

ENG AECC 104

Hind104

4

2nd Year

CC- Eco-III Principles of Macroeconomics-I ECONA201 6

CC- Eco-IV Principles of Macroeconomics-II ECONA202 6

(Core Course

BA/B.Com)


(Core Course

BA/B.Com)


SEC-I

(Any One)

Statistical Methods-I

ECONA203

4 Economics of Rural Development ECONA204

SEC –II

(Any One)

Statistical Methods-II

ECONA205

4 Demography

ECONA206

3rd Year

DSE-I-Eco

(Any One)

Indian Economy ECONA301 6

Economic History of India 1857 – 1947 ECONA302

Economy of Himachal Pradesh ECONA303

Basic Econometrics ECONA304

DSE-II-Eco

(Any One)

Development Economics ECONA305 6

International Economics ECONA306

Mathematical Economics ECONA307

Economic Systems ECONA308

GEC-1 (Select one, other than two specific or core courses

already offered i.e. interdisciplinary)

6

GEC-2

(Select from the same subject from which GEC-1

has already been offered)

6

SEC-III

(Any One)

Research Methodology ECONA309 4

Public Finance ECONA310

SEC –IV

(Any One)

Money and Banking ECONA311 4

Project work ECONA312

56

B.A with History 1st Year

DSC-I (1A) History of India from the Earliest Times up to 300 CE HIST(A)101 6

DSC-II (1B) History of India from c. 300 to 1206 HIST(A)102 6





AECC-II (English/Hindi/MIL Communication) Writing Skills OR Hindi Bhasha Aur Sampreshan


4

2nd Year

DSC-III (1C) History of India from c. 1206-1707 HIST(A)203 6

DSC-IV (1D) History of India from c. 1707-1950 HIST(A)204 6





SEC (Any One)

I Historical Tourism

SEC-1:HIST(A)213 4

II Understanding Heritage SEC-1:HIST(A)214

SEC (Any One)

III An Introduction to Archeology SEC-2:HIST(A)215 4

IV Crafts and Artisans: Living Traditions SEC-2:HIST(A)216

3rd Year

DSE-1A-History (Any One)

I Modern and Contemporary World History -I: 1871-1919 DSE-1A-HIST(A)305 6

II Issues in World History –I (The Twentieth Century) DSE-1A-HIST(A)306

DSE-II-1B-History (Any One)

III Modern and Contemporary World History -II: 1871-1919 DSE-1B-HIST(A)307 6

IV Issues in World History –II (The Twentieth Century) DSE-1B-HIST(A)308

GEC-I

(Select one, other than two specific or core courses already offered i.e. interdisciplinary)

6

GEC-II

(Select from the same subject from which GEC-1 has already been offered)

6

SEC-III (Any One)

V Indian History and Culture SEC-3:HIST(A)317 4 VI Museums and Archives SEC-3:HIST(A)318

SEC –IV VII Introduction to Indian Art SEC-4:HIST(A)319 4

VIII Understanding Popular Culture SEC-4:HIST(A)320

57

B.A with Political Science 1st Year

DSC-1A-POL SC Introduction to Political Theory POLS-101 6

DSC-1B-POL SC Indian Government. and Politics POLS-102 6


(Core Course

BA/B.Com)


AECC-1 Environmental Science 4

AECC-2 (English/Hindi/MIL Communication)

Writing Skills OR


ENG AECC 104

Hind104

4

2nd Year

DSC-1C-POL SC Comparative Government & Politics POLS-201 6

DSC-1D-POL SC Introduction to International Relations POLS-202 6

(Core Course

BA/B.Com)


(Core Course

BA/B.Com)


SEC-1 Legislative Support

POLS203 4

SEC –2 Public Opinion and Survey Research

POLS204 4

3rd Year

DSE-Pol. Sc.

(Any One)

Themes in Contemporary Political Theory POLS-301(A) 6

Administration and Public Policy: Concepts and

Theories

POLS-301(B)

DSE-Pol. Sc.

(Any One)

Democracy and Governance POLS-302(A) 6

Understanding Globalization POLS-302(B)

GEC-1 (Select one, other than two specific or core courses


6

GEC-2 (Select from the same subject from which GEC-1 has

already been offered)

6

SEC-3 Democratic Awareness Through Legal literacy POLS303 4

SEC –4 Conflict and Peace Building POLS304 4

58

B.A with Physical Education 1st Year

CC-PED I Introduction to Physical Education PED101TH 4

Athletics and Game-1 PED101PR 2

CC-PED II Olympic Movement and Organization of Tournaments PED102TH 4





AECC-1 Environmental Science ENVS2AECC01 4

AECC-2 (English/Hindi/MIL Communication) Writing Skills OR Hindi Bhasha Aur Sampreshan


4

2nd Year

CC-PED III Human Anatomy and Physiology PED201TH 4


CC-PED IV Sports Psychology PED202TH 4






SEC-I Sports Medicine, Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation PED203TH 4

SEC –II Sports Training PED204TH 4

3rd Year

DSE-I-PED (Any One)

Recreation PED305TH 6

Kinesiology and Biomechanics PED306TH

DSE-II-PED (Any One)

Methods of Teaching in Physical Education PED307TH 6

Officiating and Coaching PED308TH

GEC-1 (Select one, other than two specific or core courses already offered i.e. interdisciplinary)

6

GEC-2 (Select from the same subject from which GEC-1 has already been offered)

PED604TH 6

SEC-III (Any One) Practical Paper will not have tutorials

Specialization in Volleyball PED301PR 4

Specialization in Football PED302PR

Specialization in Kabaddi PED303PR

SEC-IV (Any One) Practical Paper will not have tutorials

Specialization in Athletics PED304PR 4

59

B.A with Hindi 1st Year

DSC-IA Hindi Sahitya Ka Etihas HIND102 6

DSC-IB Madyakaleen Hindi Kavita HIND103 6







4

2nd Year

DSC-IC Aadhunik Hindi Kavita HIND202 6

DSC-ID Hindi Gadya Sahitya HIND203 6





SEC-I (Any One)

Karyalyee Hindi HIND204 4

Hindi Bhasha Shikshan HIND205

SEC –II Anuvad Vigyan HIND206 4

Sambhashan Kala HIND207

3rd Year

DSE-I- HINDI Lok Sahitya HIND305 6

DSE-II-HINDI Chhayavadottar Hindi kavita HIND306 6

GEC-1


6

GEC-2


6

SEC-III (Any One)

Rang Aalekh evm Rangmanch HIND301 4

Bhasha Computing HIND302

SEC –IV (Any One)

Chalchitra Lekhan HIND303 4

Samachar Sankalan aur Lekhan HIND304

60

B.A with English 1st Year

DSC-1A English Literature-I (Essays, Stories and Poems) ENG DSC 102 6

DSC-1B English Literature-2 (Poems, Short-Stories and Essays) ENG DSC 103 6


(Core Course

BA/B.Com)




Writing Skills OR


ENG AECC 104

Hind104

4

2nd Year

DSC-1C British Literature (Novel & Play) ENG DSC 202 6

DSC-1D Literary Cross Currents ENG DSC 203 6

(Core Course

BA/B.Com)


(Core Course

BA/B.Com)


SEC-I Creative Writing , Book & Media Reviews ENG AEEC/SEC 204 4

SEC –II Translation Studies and Principles of Translation (Basic

Concepts and Readings)

ENG AEEC/SEC 205 4

3rd Year

DSE-IA Soft Skills ENG DSE 303 6

DSE-IB Academic Writing and Composition ENG DSE 304 6

GEC-1

(Select one, other than two specific or core courses


6

GEC-2

(Select from the same subject from which GEC-1 has

already been offered)

6

SEC-III Technical Writing ENG AEEC/SEC 301 4

SEC –IV Business Communication ENG AEEC/SEC 302 4

61

B.A with Music (Hindustani Music -Vocal & Instrumental) 1st Year

DSC-1A Basic Principles of Indian Music & Biographies of Musicians, Composers & Musicologists. THEORY (Unit-I)

MUSA101TH

3

Stage Performance. PRACTICAL (Unit-II) MUSA102PR 3

DSC-1B Theory of Indian Music (General) & Biographies of Musicians, Composers & Musicologists. THEORY (Unit-I)

MUSA103TH

3

Viva-Voce. PRACTICAL (Unit–II) MUSA104PR 3







4

2nd Year

DSC-1C Theory of Indian Music, Ancient Granthas & contributions of Musicologists. THEORY (Unit-I)

MUSA201TH

3

Stage Performance. PRACTICAL (Unit-II) MUSA202PR 3

DSC-1D Theory of Indian Music, Medieval Granthas & Contributions of Musicians & Musicologists(Unit-1)

MUSA203TH

3

Viva-Voce. PRACTICAL (Unit–II) MUSA204PR 3





SEC-1 Presentation and Documentation-I MUSA205PR 4

SEC-2 Presentation and Documentation-II MUSA206PR 4

3rd Year

DSE-IA-MUSIC Theory of Indian Music and Study of ancient Granths and Ragas (Unit-I)

MUSA303TH

3

PRACTICAL (Unit-II) MUSA304PR 3

DSE-II-MUSIC Theory of Indian Music and Ghrana Tradition. (Unit-I) MUSA305TH 3

PRACTICAL. (Unit-II) MUSA306PR 3

GEC-1 (Select one, other than two specific or core courses already offered i.e. interdisciplinary)

6

GEC-2 (Select from the same subject from which GEC-1 has already been offered)

6

SEC-3 Presentation and Documentation-III MUSA301PR 4

SEC-4 Presentation and Documentation-IV MUSA302PR 4

62

B. Com. 1st Year

CC-1 Financial Accounting BC 1.1 6

CC-2 Business Organisation and Management BC 1.2 6

CC-4 Business law BC 1.3 6

CC-5 Business Statistics and Mathematics BC 1.4 6

CC-6 Prayojanmulak Hindi (Core Course BA/B.Com) HIND101 6

CC-3 Compulsory English-1 ENG CE 101 6




4

2nd Year

CC-7 Company Law BC 2.1 6

CC-8 Income Tax Law and Practice BC 2.2 6

CC-11 Corporate Accounting BC 2.4 6

CC-12 Cost Accounting BC 2.5 6

CC-9 Compulsory English-2 ENG CE 201 6

CC-10 Anivarya Hindi ‘Rachnapunj’ HIND201 / HIND400 6

SEC-1 Computer Applications in Business BC 2.3 4

SEC-2 E-Commerce BS 2.6 4

3rd Year

DSE-1 (Any One)

Human Resource Management BC 3.1(a) 6

Principles of Marketing BC 3.1(b)

Fundamentals of Financial Management BC 3.1(c)

DSE-2 (Any One)

Corporate Governance and Auditing BC 3.2 (a) 6

Goods and Services Tax (GST) BC 3.2 (b)

DSE-3 (Any One)

Corporate Tax Planning BC 3.5(a) 6

Banking and Insurance BC 3.5(b)

Management Accounting BC 3.5(c)

Computerised Accounting System BC 3.5(d)

DSE-4 (Any One)

International Business BC 3.6(a) 6

Office Management and Secretarial Practice BC 3.6(b)

Fundamentals of Investment BC 3.6(c)

Consumer Protection BC 3.6(d)

GEC-1 Economy of Himachal Pradesh ECONA313 6

GEC-2 Indian Economy ECONA314 6

SEC-3 Entrepreneurship BC 3.1(b) 4

SEC-4 Personal Selling and Salesmanship BC 3.7 4

63

B.A with Sanskrit 1st Year

DSC-1A Sanskrit Kavya SKT- DSC-101 6

DSC-1B Sanskrit Gadya Kavya SKT - DSC-201 6


(Core Course

BA/B.Com)




Writing Skills OR

Hindi Bhasha Aur Sampreshan OR

Upnishad, Shrimadbhagvadgeeta tatha Panineeya

Shiksha

ENG AECC 104

Hind104

SKT-AECC-104

4

2nd Year

DSC-1C Sanskrit Natak SKT - DSC-201 6

DSC-1D Sanskrit Vyakaran SKT - DSC-202 6

(Core Course

BA/B.Com)


(Core Course

BA/B.Com)


SEC-1 Ayurved Ke Mool Sidhant SKT-AEEC/SEC-205 4

SEC –2 Patanjal Yog Sutra SKT –AEEC/SEC-206 4

3rd Year

DSE-1A Vyaktitav Vikas Ka Bhartiya Dristikon SKT-DSE-301 6

DSE-1B Sahityik Samalochana SKT-DSE-302 6

GEC-1

(Select one, other than two specific or core

courses already offered i.e. interdisciplinary)

6

GEC-2

(Select from the same subject from which GEC-

1 has already been offered)

6

SEC-3 Bhartiya Rangshala SKT-AEEC/SEC-305 4

SEC –4 Bhartiya Bastushashtra SKT-AEEC/SEC-306 4

64

B.A with Geography 1st Year

CC-GEOG I Physical Geography GEOGP101CC 6

CC-GEOG II General Cartography GEOGP102CC 6


(Core Course

BA/B.Com)



Writing Skills OR


ENG AECC 104

Hind104

4


2nd Year

CC-GEOG III Human Geography GEOGP201CC 6

CC-GEOG IV Environmental Geography GEOGP202CC 6





SEC-I Regional Planning and Development

GEOGP203SEC 4

SEC –II Remote Sensing and GPS

GEOGP204SEC 4

3rd Year

DSE-I-GEOG (Any One)

Geography of India GEOGP303- 1DSE 6

Economic Geography GEOGP303- 2DSE

DSE-II-GEOG (Any One)

Disaster Management GEOGP304- 1DSE 6

Geography of Tourism GEOGP304- 2DSE

GEC-1


6

GEC-2


6

SEC-I Geographic Information System GEOGP301SEC 4

SEC –II Practical paper will not have tutorials

Field Techniques and Survey based Project Report (Practical)

GEOGP302SEC 4

65

B.A with Journalism and Mass Communication 1st Year

CC JMC-I Principles of Communication BJMCPAC101 6

CC JMC-II Introduction to Radio and TV BJMCPAC102 6


(Core Course

BA/B.Com)




Writing Skills OR


ENG AECC 104

Hind104

4

2nd Year

CC JMC-III Introduction to Advertising and Public

Relations

BJMCPAC201 6

CC JMC-IV New Media Communication BJMCPAC202 6

(Core Course

BA/B.Com)


(Core Course

BA/B.Com)


SEC-I Reporting, Editing and Feature

Writing

BJMCPAS203P 4

SEC –II Skills for New Media

BJMCPAS204P 4

3rd Year

DSE-1A-JMC Community and Traditional Media BJMCPAD301 6

DSE-1B-JMC Introduction to Photojournalism BJMCPAD302P 6

GEC-1



6

GEC-2

(Select from the same subject from which GEC-1

has already been offered)

6

SEC-III Communication Skills BJMCPAS303P 4

SEC –IV Film Appreciation Skills BJMCPAS304 4

66

B.A with Computer Applications 1st Year

DSC-A Problem Solving Using Computer COMP101TH 6 (TH=4, PR=2)

Software Lab Using Python COMP101PR

DSC-B Office Automation Tools COMP102TH 6 (TH=4, PR=2)

Office Automation Tools Lab COMP102PR






4

AECC-1 Environmental Science 4

2nd Year

DSC-C Computer System Architecture COMP201TH 6

DSC-D Database Management System COMP202TH 6 (TH=4, PR=2)

Database Management System Lab COMP202PR





SEC-1 4

SEC –2 PHP Programming COMP203TH 4

3rd Year

DSE 1A 6

2A Operating System COMP301TH

DSE 1B 6 (TH=4, PR=2) 2B Data Structure and File Processing COMP302TH

Data Structure and File Processing Lab COMP302PR

GEC-1


6

GEC-2


6

SEC-3 4

SEC –4 Software Engineering COMP308TH 4

67

B.A with Tourism and Travel management (BATTM) 1st Year

CC-TTM -I Introduction of Travel and Tourism Management TTMC101/TTMCGE101 6

CC-TTM -II Tourism Resources of India TTMC102/TTMCGE102 6


(Core Course

BA/B.Com)




Writing Skills OR


ENG AECC 104

Hind104

4

2nd Year

CC-TTM –III Travel Agency and Tour Operation TTMC201/TTMCGE201 6

CC-TTM –IV

Tourism Organizations & Associations TTMC204/TTMCGE204 6

(Core Course

BA/B.Com)


(Core Course

BA/B.Com)


SEC-1

(select any one)

Tourism Marketing TTMC202/TTMCGE202 4

Tourism Logistic Support Services TTMC203/TTMCGE203

SEC –2 Field Tour

TTMC205 4

3rd Year

DSE-TTM –I Tourism Guiding/ Escort Services TTMC301 6

DSE-TTM –II

Leadership Development Program TTMC306 6

GEC-1



6

GEC-2

(Select from the same subject from which

GEC-1 has already been offered)

6

SEC-3

(select any one)

Accounting Skills for Tourism Business TTMC302 4

Transport Service in Tourism TTMC303

SEC -4

(select any one)

Skilling for Media and Journalism in Tourism TTMC307 4

Hotel & Resort Management TTMC308

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