POSTGRADUATE GOVERNMENT COLLEGE

Sector-11, Chandigarh
(NAAC ACCREDITED GRADE ‘A’)
Estd. 1953

PROSPECTUS
Courses Offered 2022-2023
 Dear Students,

It gives me immense pleasure to

welcome you to Post Graduate Govt.
College, Sector-11, Chandigarh, the
college with the richest and the oldest
heritage in the City Beautiful. Centrally
located and easily accessible, PGGC-11
is a home away from home. Through
it's more than six decades of service to
the community, the college has consistently met and exceeded the educational needs of the
student populace. We believe in an education system that values creativity, that makes a
deliberate effort to spark independent thinking and instills an urge for lifelong pursuit of
PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE

learning. The institution inspires students to create their own world-view.

At PGGC-11, we provide our students with a well structured, healthy and harmonious
environment that makes them sure-footed in knowledge while remaining firmly rooted in
culture, values and traditions of our country. While academic excellence is our major thrust,
we offer a synchronised combination of classroom learning and sports, games, cultural and
other related activities. The endeavour is to transform our students into rational thinkers,
competent workers and responsible citizens. We follow a students- centric approach wherein
knowledge is imparted through debates, group discussions, workshops, symposia, seminars
and cultural competitions. Eminent personalities are invited for interactive sessions with our
students to expose them to new ideas and thoughts. Teaching-Learning is at the core of the
institutional ethos. We are constantly making efforts to maintain standards and innovate to
improve the quality of education. We do our best to extend and encourage learning beyond
the classroom.

It is a great pleasure as Principal to welcome you all to the beginning of your lifelong
association with this College. You are joining us at a time when higher education is
undergoing rapid and dramatic transformation. We live in an era when knowledge is growing
in importance in addressing the world's most pressing problems. We at PGGC-11 aspire to
empower all young women and men to succeed in their world by offering a wide variety of
challenging, enjoyable and creative curricular, co-curricular and extra-curricular
opportunities.

This college, while proud of its past achievements, is marching ahead on its journey to achieve
excellence. Gurudev Rabindranath Tagore said: “The highest education is that which does
not merely give us information but makes our life in harmony with all existence”. This is the
kind of education we strive to impart in PGGC-11.

With blessings and best wishes,

 TABLE OF CONTENTS

01 OUR COLLEGE
AT A GLANCE 02 VISION AND
MISSION 03 CAMPUS
OVERVIEW

10 LIBRARY
12 OUR
ALUMNI 17 COLLEGE
IN HEADLINES

18 SPORTS: WAY
TO FITNESS 20 FACULTY
24 SOCIAL
SOCIETIES

NCC (AIR WING, FOSTERING

25 SUBJECT
SOCIETIES 26 ARMY WING,
NAVAL WING) 27 TEAM
BUILDING : NSS

MEMORANDUM CAREER AZADI KA

28 OF
UNDERSTANDING
29 COUNSELING AND
PLACEMENT CELL 31 AMRIT
MAHOTSAV

DETAILS OF ELECTIVE

32 DAYS
CELEBRATED 33 COURSES OFFERED
& HONOURS
SUBJECTS
34 SUBJECTS-
SUBJECT
COMBINATIONS

ADMISSION ADMISSION

41 WHOM TO
CONTACT 43 SCHEDULE FOR
CENTRALIZED
COURSES
47 SCHEDULE FOR
NON CENTRALIZED
COURSES

ADMISSION
SCHOLARSHIP/
60 SCHEDULE FOR
ONGOING
CLASSES
61 FEE
CONCESSIONS
62 HOSTEL
GUIDELINES

SPECIMEN FOR SPECIMEN FOR

65 UNDERTAKING BY
HOSTEL RESIDENTS 66 UNDERTAKING BY
PARENTS/GUARDIAN 67 PROSPECTUS
COMMITTEE
 Postgraduate Government College, Sector-11, Chandigarh is one of the oldest colleges in the City
Beautiful. Established in May 1953 in the building presently housing the Hotel Mountview, Sector-10,
the college moved to its present building in 1960. This Heritage building was originally designed by
Percy Jeanneret under the supervision of E. Maxwell Fry. Accredited Grade 'A' by NAAC Peer Team in
2017, today the college has 4513 students on roll, of which 2024 are girls. With the mission of
empowering our learners to excel in their chosen fields and become ethical and responsible citizens, we
endeavour to generate in our students a ceaseless search for knowledge.

In an endeavour to give the students ample choice, the college imparts instructions in different streams:
At Undergraduate level we offer—Humanities (where there are 20 subject options in general course
and 10 subjects in Honours course), Science, Commerce, Business Administration, Biotechnology ,
Information Technology, Physical Education where B.PEd. is a 4 year course. The Department of
Physical Education along with many other departments as English, Mathematics, Sociology , Psychology
and Economics also offer Ph.D supervision. The college also offers M.Phil in Physical education.

The college offers Post-Graduate courses in Chemistry, Commerce, English, Punjabi, Physical
Education, History, and Information Technology. I feel great pride in sharing that 79 faculty members of
the college hold Ph.D degrees and 24 hold M.Phil degrees.
OUR COLLEGE AT A GLANCE

The College encourages a robust academic environment for educational programmes and research
projects. The College has a Research Center in Physical Education to bridge the gap between learning
and research related activities. The College organizes educational interactive sessions, workshops and
seminars with eminent speakers deliberating on recent research and knowledge for the professional
and personal growth of Faculty members and Students. The faculty collaborated in projects funded by
the Department of Science and Technology (DST), Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR); and
University Grants Commission (UGC) during the last five years.

The college library is spacious, fully automated, centrally air- conditioned, equipped with sixteen CCTV
cameras and INFLIBNET data base. It has LIbsys which is a user friendly web based library management
solution. There is also a digital corner and a Braille section for visually challenged students.

During the past 69 years PGGC-11 has scaled many glorious heights and has carved a niche in the
educational edifice in this part of the country. The college has been extremely successful and satisfying
in terms of accomplishments and accolades not only in scholastic but co-scholastic areas like NCC, NSS
and GCDC(Government College Dramatic Club) in which our students continue to bring us laurels at the
university zonal and national levels year after year. Our constant and untiring efforts are aimed at
preparing students for holistic lifelong learning, ethical leadership, community service and responsible
citizenship.

Our goal is to enrich intellect, encourage creativity and build character in a student-centered learning
environment. Learners thus empowered are sure to excel and assume roles of leadership in their chosen
fields of endeavor. We are thus committed to create and sustain learning environment for an
educational journey that is intellectually, socially and personally transformative.
The college has consistently produced alumnae who have been trailblazers in their respective fields. Our
alumnae have contributed many eminent authors, scholars, entrepreneurs, politicians, academicians,
civil servants, diplomats, judges, medicos, engineers, armed forces personnel and media persons to the
community, who have carved a niche for themselves in India and abroad.

The In-house Counseling facility offered on the campus seeks to assist student at personal as well as
professional level. The Career Counseling & Placement Cell counsels the students around the year for
admissions to institutes of higher education at national and international level so as to facilitate their
career progression. College has won laurels in the spheres of academics, sports and other creative
activities. True to its motto “Higher and Still Higher”, the college inculcates rich values and cherishes
traditions to enable each and every student to new heights.

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 OUR VISION

v To create an educational experience to open minds and expand perspectives, to

nurture, share and apply knowledge in an inclusive environment of intellectual inquiry.
v To sustain excellence in teaching, scholarly research and community outreach
initiatives.
v To extend learning beyond the classroom to encompass a broad range of extra-
curricular and sports opportunities.
v To strive for individual and collective excellence by helping students to develop their
unique potentials with reason, imagination and human concern.
v To build a student community committed to bring about equity, diversity and social
justice.
v To be a center of excellence in the region with
multifaceted development-centric approach and

VISION AND MISSION

strengthen our identity at national and international
levels.

OUR MISSION

True to our College Motto ‘Higher and Still Higher’, our constant and untiring efforts are

aimed at preparing students for holistic lifelong learning, ethical leadership, community

service and responsible citizenship. Our goal is to enrich intellect, encourage creativity and

build character in a student-centered learning environment. Learners thus

empowered are sure to excel and assume roles of leadership in

their chosen fields of endeavor. We are thus committed to create

OUR MISSION
and sustain learning environment for an educational journey

that is intellectually, socially and personally transformative.

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 Principle’
s Office

Infrastructure

v The college building which was

originally designed by E Maxwell Fry
enjoys heritage status given by
Chandigarh Administration. The
CAMPUS OVERVIEW

sprawling campus provides excellent

infrastructure
v Campus is equipped with CCTV
cameras, Electronic Display Boards,
automatic electronic bell, Biometric
and Face Reading Machine and
Electronic Data Processing (EDP) cell.
v Six WiFi access points each with a range
of 50 meters have been installed in the
academic block for smooth conduct of
online classes.
v Solar Panels are installed on the roofs
of college building as a part of green
initiative to generate 435 KW of power.
Solar Panel

Administrative Block

q Principal's Office

q Dean's Office

q Vice Principal's Office

q Administrative Office

q Examination Cell

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 Academics Block

q 61 Class Rooms including 26 Smart

Class Rooms
q Department Rooms

q Smart Classrooms with Multimedia

equipment
q Internet and Intranet Facilities/ Wifi
Campus Laboratories
q Seminar & Conference Room

q Auditorium q Well-equipped Computer Laboratories

q Language Laboratories/ workstations

Library q Well-equipped Science Laboratories

q Well-equipped library with INFLIBNET

database

CAMPUS OVERVIEW
q LIBSYS-7 software

q Total Number of Books - 1,16,421

q More than 6000 E-Journals

q More than 30 Lakhs E-Books

q Kiosk Opac System

q Rare book section with approximately 200

books
q Web centric software with touch screen kiosk

q Heritage furniture gallery of Le-Corbusier Era.

q Spacious reading Room

q Circulation Section

q Textbook Section
q Digital Corner
q Reference Section and Periodical Section
q Braille Section

Computer Laboratories 04 Science Laboratories

 Sports Facilities
CAMPUS OVERVIEW

q Swimming Pool
q Sports Pavilion
q 400 mts Cinder Track
q Cricket Ground
q Football Ground
q Hockey Ground
q Volleyball Courts
q Basketball Courts
q Handball Court
q Kho-Kho Court
q Kabaddi Court
q Open Gymnasium
q Tennis Court
q Badminton Court
r Table Tennis
r Wrestling
r Judo
r Indoor Gymnasium

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 Leisure Time

r Staff Room

r Girls Common Room

CAMPUS OVERVIEW
Gardens and Museum

r Sculpture Garden

r Herbarium and Animal Museum

r Botanical Garden

r Solace Garden

r Three Lush Green Gardens

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 Hostels: Two for Boys and One for Girls

r Air Conditioned Reading Room

r Recreation Room

r Open Gymnasium
CAMPUS OVERVIEW

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 Physiotherapy Laboratory

r Well-equipped centre provides first aid

and medical care to students and staff as
and when required

r In-house Physiotherapist and Pharmacist

available during college working hours

Bank Facility

r SBI Branch
r SBI ATM

CAMPUS OVERVIEW
Other Amenities

r Stationery and Book Store

r Photostat Counter

r Boutique
Boutique
r Beauty Parlour

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SPICY TREATS

Verka Booth Nescafe

Chaat & Tikki Corner College Canteen

Juice Corner 09 Inner view of College Canteen

 Special Features

v Fully computerized library

v Air-conditioned and equipped with 16 CCTV

cameras

v Multimedia projector with interactive board.

v Library facilitates access to e-journals and e-

books through n-list and NDLI.

v Book bank corner consisting all donated /free

books approx. 6000 books.

v Information of pending degrees since 1958

through college website.

LIBRARY
v Online database of old question papers of

graduate and post- graduate level through

college website to 192 affiliated colleges of

Panjab University, Chandigarh.

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 HERITAGE FURNITUREGALLERY OF
RARE BOOK SECTION
LE-CORBUSIER ERA.
LIBRARY

DIGITAL CORNER

KIOSK OPAC SYSTEM

Racking
the
Brains
LIBRARY - PROJECTION
NEW ARRIVALS

TEXTBOOK SECTION 11 READING ROOM

The Alumni Association of Post Graduate Govt. College, Sector-11, Chandigarh with its mission
to provide a vibrant, global network that engages all in mutually actionable ways is a supporting
unit in all the endeavors of the college. Be it the pursuit of the general mission and vision or
adding value to the college's goals and objectives-the institute always receives support from
the Alumni Association. The registered Association has a long list of illustrious and prominent
alumni, many of whom have dedicated their lives to service through various roles in community
and are making tremendous contributions to society in different fields of administrative
services, education, judiciary, business. Some of the names of which the college is so proud are
Pawan Kumar Bansal, Parminder Singh Dhindsa, Rajiv Pratap Rudy, Satyapal Jain, K.T.S Tulsi,
Jagdish Singh Khetarpal, Jawahar Lai Gupta, Ashok Bhan, Swatantra Kumar, Amarjeet
Chaudhary, Pradeep Mehra, R.S. Gujral, Maninder Singh Bains, Mandeep Singh Brar, Hardeep
Dhillon, Naunihal Singh, Vivek Katju, Anmal Rattan Sindhu, D.P.S. Randhawa, and many more.

The Association holds annual get together for its Bombay and Delhi chapters and celebrates
Founder's Day of the College with great zeal and passion.

OUR ALUMNI : OUR PRIDE

Since its inception the Association is not only offering financial aid to meritorious needy
students annually but is also working on various projects for infrastructure upgradation.

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ALUMNI ASSOCIATION EXECUTIVE MEMBERS

Maninder S. Bains, IAS Vaneet Nanda Jagseer Mann

President, Delhi Chapter

Navneet Soni, IRS Sukhjit S. Dhiman Rajiv Tewari

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 Former Chief Minister Retd. Chief Justice of India
of Haryana

OUR DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI

Former Member Parliament,
Rajya Sabha

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 Vishisht Seva Medal
OUR DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI

Anmol Rattan Sidhu Charanjeet Singh Sohal

Advocate General, Punjab IPS, Govt. of India

Tanuj Goyal Mohd. Amzad Shubham Bhardwaj

Advocate & Awarded NSS National Award Child Development Officer
Founder of NGO By Honble President of India Govt. of Punjab
‘Friends 2 Help Mission’

Neema Khatri
International Boxing
Player

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PGGC 11 has pulled many Graduates and Postgraduates back to campus to serve as Staff
Members bringing with them fresh thinking that enriches our academic community.

Dr. Shyam Sunder Dr. J.S. Raghu Dr. Gurmel Singh

Former Principal Former Principal Dean College Instructions

COMING HOME : OUR ALUMNI STAFF

A.K.S. Mankotia Dr. Sushil Kalta Dr. Puneet Modgil
Associate Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor

Chetan Kumar Gupta Pawan Ravi Kumar

Assistant Professor Clerk Lab Attendant

Hardev Singh
Sr. L.A.

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 COLLEGE IN HEADLINES

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 SPORTS ACHIEVMENTS

The following research scholars/ alumnus of the Department of Physical Education –Teacher
Education Learning and Research, Postgraduate Government College, Sector-11,
th
Chandigarh received Ph. D. degree in 69 Annual Convocation of Panjab University,
Chandigarh on 6th May 2022:

SPORTS: WAY TO FITNESS

Our College won overall Championship in
Panjab University Inter College
Yoga (Women)

Our College won overall Championship

in Panjab University Inter College Rugby
(Women) Tournament.

Fencing Team (Men) of our college secured

Rugby (Men)teams of our college secured overall 2nd position in Panjab University
nd
overall 2 Position in Panjab University Inter College Tournaments.
Inter College Tournament.
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 INTERNATIONAL PLAYERS

Ritu Rani Tashi Dolker

M.P.Ed. I Year BPEd. IV Year
Football Ice Hockey
SPORTS: WAY TO FITNESS

Stanzin Chotso
BPEd III Year
Ice Hockey

NATIONAL/ INTERVARSITY MEDAL WINNERS

Divesh Kumar Pawan Singh

B.P.Ed. III Year BBA II Year
Fencing Table Tennis

Prerna Rani Shobha

B.P. Ed IV Year B.P.Ed. III Year
Dragon Boat Handball

“
“ Never Buy Gold, Simply earn it.
-Mary Kom
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 Dr. Sangam Kapoor
Principal

Dr. Gurmel Singh Prof. Renu Trikha

Dean College Instructions Vice Principal

BIOTECHNOLOGY
1. Dr. Sunil Kumar* M.Sc., Ph.D
2. Dr. Savita Bains* M.Sc., Ph.D
BOTANY
1. Dr. Lalita* M.Sc., B.Ed., Ph.D
2. Vacant
CHEMISTRY
1. Dr. A.K.S. Mankotia M.Sc (Hons. Sch.), M.Phil, Ph.D
2. Dr. Depinder Kaur M.Sc, M.Phil, Ph.D
3. Dr. Sukhbir Kaur* M.Sc., Ph.D
4. Mr. Chander Kant Jaswal* M.Sc. (Hons. Sch.), B.Ed., M.Ed
(Guidance and Counselling)
5. Mr. Sanjeev Chaudhary* M.Sc. (Hons. Sch.)

FACULTY
6. Dr. Monica Mangla* M.Sc. (Hons. Sch.), Ph.D
7. Dr. Bhawna Sachdeva* M.Sc. (Hons. Sch.), Ph.D
8. Vacant
COMMERCE
1. Mr. Rajal Kapoor M.Com, M.Phil
2. Dr. Manoj Kumar M.Com, MA (English), Ph.D
(Deputed to GCCBA-50)
3. Dr. Mohan Lal Sharma M.Com, ACMA, Ph.D
4. Dr. Tanuja Talwar M.Com, Ph.D
5. Dr. Dev Raj Jat M.Com, M.Phil, Ph.D
6. Dr. Rajiv Salwan M.Com, M.A. (Edu.), MBA, Ph.D
7. Dr. Monika Aggarwal M.Com, Ph.D
8. Ms. Anupreet Kaur* M.Com, B.Ed., M.Phil
9. Vacant
10. Vacant
COMPUTER SCIENCE
1. Ms. Anu Sharma* MCA, M.Phil (CS)
2. Ms. Shabina* MCA
DEFENCE & STRATEGIC STUDIES
1. Dr. Sanjeev Kumar MA, Ph.D
2. Dr. Manish Kumar MA, Ph.D
3. Dr. Prabhavit Dobhal* MA, Ph.D

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 ECONOMICS
1. Dr. Shahbano Parveen MA, M.Phil, Ph.D
2. Mr. Yogesh Kumar MA, M.Phil (Deputed to GCCBA 50)
3. Ms. Kiran Gupta MA, M.Phil
4. Dr. Ishita Singh* MA, Ph.D
5. Vacant
ENGLISH
1. Dr. Sharda Bharti MA, M.Phil, Ph.D
2. Ms. Gurinderjeet Kaur MA, M.Phil
3. Ms. Geetanjali Kalra MA, M.Phil
4. Ms. Jaspreet Kaur MA, M.Phil
5. Ms. Indira Sharma MA, M.Phil
6. Dr. Vijaya Singh MA, M.Phil, Ph.D
7. Dr. Anuradha Bhattacharya MA, Ph.D
8. Dr. Shalini Wadhwa Batra MA, Ph.D
9. Dr. Stuti Sharma* MA, Ph.D
10. Ms. Shubhpreet Sandhu* MA
11. Ms. Monika* M.Phil (Deputed in RIE 32)
12. Vacant
13. Vacant
FACULTY

14. Vacant
ENVIRONMENT EDUCATION
1. Dr. Raj Kumar Herojeet* M.Sc., Ph.D
2. Dr. Shakha Sharda* M.Sc. (Env. Sci.), B.Ed., M.Phil, Ph.D
GEOGRAPHY
1. Dr. Shyamal Sarkar MA, B.Ed., Ph.D
2. Mr. Madan Lal M.Sc.(Geo), B.Ed., M.Phil, MA (Env. Edu.)
3. Dr. Isha Kaushik MA, M.Sc., M.Phil, Ph.D
4. Ms. Shivani Singh* MA
HINDI
1. Dr. Poonam MA, M.Phil, Ph.D
2. Dr. Nitu Bansal MA, M.Phil, Ph.D
3. Dr. Nisha* M.A, B.Ed., M.Phil, Ph.D
HISTORY
1. Dr. Asha Kiran MA, M.Phil, Ph.D
2. Mr. W. Shaiza MA
3. Dr. Benudhar Patra MA, M.Phil, Ph.D, D.Litt.
4. Dr. Jagjeet Kaur* MA, M.Phil, Ph.D
5. Dr. Avtar Singh* MA, M.Phil, Ph.D
6. Mr. Ravi Yadav* MA, B.Ed., M.Phil
7. Ms. Suparna Vatsyayan* MA
8. Dr. Sanjay Kumar* MA, M.Phil, Ph.D

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MATHEMATICS
1. Dr. Baljeet Singh M.Sc, M.Phil, Ph.D
2. Dr. Jyoti Ahuja* M.Sc, B.Ed., M.Phil, Ph.D
3. Ms. Manisha* M.Sc.
4. Ms. Sugandha Sapru* M.Sc.
5. Vacant
MUSIC
1. Dr. Mamta Joshi* M.A., Ph.D
PHILOSOPHY
1. Dr. Suresh Chander* MA, Ph.D, MA (English)
PHYSICAL EDUCATION ‘TEACHER EDUCATION & LEARNING’
1. Dr. Mahender Singh M.PEd, M.Ed., Ph.D
2. Dr. Ajit Singh M.PEd, B.Ed., M.Phil, Ph.D
3. Dr. Sushil Kalta* MA (Phy. Edu.), Ph.D
4. Dr. Anshul Singh Thapa* M.PEd, Ph.D
5. Dr. Gaurav Dureja* M.PEd, M.Phil, Ph.D
6. Dr. Ashok Kumar* MA (Phy. Edu.), Ph.D
7. Dr. Rasan Billing* M.PEd, Ph.D
8. Dr. Bhagwat Singh* M.PEd, Ph.D
9. Dr. Rajeshwari* M.PEd, Ph.D
10. Dr. Ramesh Singh* M.PEd, M.Phil, Ph.D

FACULTY
11. Dr. Suman Bala* M.PEd, Ph.D
12. Vacant
PHYSICS
1. Dr. Jatinder Pal Singh M.Sc., M.Phil, Ph.D
2. Dr. Rajesh Sharma M.Sc., Ph.D
3. Dr. Satvinder Singh* M.Sc.(Hons. Sch.), Ph.D
4. Vacant
5. Vacant
POLITICAL SCIENCE
1. Ms. Kiran Sharma MA, M.Phil
2. Dr. Nirmala Vadakkeparayil MA, M.Phil, Ph.D
Unnikrishnan
3. Dr. Suraj Thapa* MA, M.Phil, Ph.D
4. Ms. Kumari Rakhi* MA, M.Phil
PROFESSIONAL STUDIES
1. Mr. Gaurav Dutt* MCA
2. Ms. Meenu Kamboj* MCA
3. Dr. Shaveta Gupta* M.Tech, Ph.D
4. Dr. Karuna Babber* MCA, M.Phil, Ph.D
5. Ms. Sonu Aggarwal* MCA, M.Phil. (CS)
6. Ms. Nisha Gupta* M.Sc. (Hons. Sch.), MCA
7. Mr. Chetan Kumar Gupta* M.Sc (I.T)
8. Mr. Hardeep Singh* M.Tech
9. Dr. Puneet Moudgil* M.Sc, MCA, M.Phil, Ph.D (Deputed under
RUSA)
10. Dr. Rakesh Kumar* MFC, MBA, CS (INTER), Ph.D

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 11. Dr. Rita* M.Com, Ph.D
12. Dr. Ekta Narula* M.Com, MBA, Ph.D
13. Dr. Neelima* M.Com, Ph.D
14. Ms. Kanupriya* M.Com, M.Phil
15. Ms. Urmila Thakur* MBA
16. Dr. Priyanka Gautam* MBE, Ph.D
17. Dr. Rajesh Kumar* MBA, M.Com, Ph.D
PSYCHOLOGY
1. Dr. Suresh Kumar MA, Ph.D
2. Dr. Divya Monga MA, Ph.D
3. Dr. Narinder Singh* MA, Ph.D
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
1. Dr. Sonia Kumar MA, Ph.D
2. Dr. Monika Dara MA, Ph.D
PUNJABI
1. Dr. Gurmel Singh MA, M.Phil, Ph.D
2. Dr. Paramjit Singh MA, M.Phil, Ph.D
3. Dr. Gurdeep Kaur MA, Ph.D
4. Dr. Parkash Singh* MA, M.Phil, Ph.D
5. Dr. Jatinder Singh* MA, Ph.D
6. Dr. Hardeep Singh* MA, M.Phil, Ph.D
7. Dr. Jasbir Kaur* MA, B.Ed., Ph.D
FACULTY

8. Vacant
9. Vacant
SANSKRIT
1. Dr. Sandeep Kumar* MA, Ph.D
SOCIOLOGY
1. Prof. Renu Trikha MA, B.Ed., M.Phil, Ph.D
2. Dr. Jitendra Kumar Gond MA, Ph.D
3. Dr. Rakesh Thakur MA, M.Phil, Ph.D
STATISTICS
1. Dr. Manish Goyal* M.Sc, Ph.D
ZOOLOGY
1. Dr. Jagdish Kaur M.Sc, B.Ed., Ph.D
2. Vacant
3. Vacant
LIBRARY
1. Dr. Amar Nath MA, M.Lib, Ph.D (Deputed to GCCBA 50)
2. Ms. Rashmi* M.Lib
3. Vacant
4. Vacant
SWIMMING COACH
1. Mr. Parminder Pal Singh M.P.Ed., Diploma in Sports Coaching
Swimming from NSNIS, Patiala
OFFICE STAFF
1. Mr. Surjit Kumar (Superintendent)
2. Mr. Kanwar Randeep Singh (Technical Assistant, General)
* Assistant Professor (Full time - Contractual)

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We at PGGC-11 encourage young students to

participate in activities, which promote their soft skills

and make them aware of their responsibilities for the

nation. Various events and activities are conducted

throughout the session and it's mandatory for students

to enroll themselves in at least one society. Students can

join any of the following social societies:

q AIDS Awareness and Public Health Society

q Best out of Waste Society

q Blood Donation Society

q Community Hygiene and Sanitation Society

SOCIAL SOCIETIES
q Cultural and Heritage Society

q Dramatics

q Environment Awareness Society

q Gender Equity Society and Self-Defence Society

q Literary Society

q Sports Society

q Stress Management and Drug De-Addiction

Society

q Traffic Awareness and Road Safety Society

Amidst pandemic some of the activities undertaken

by the societies include webinars, online
competitions viz. Slogan Writing, Essay Writing,
Poem Writing, Article Writing, Story Writing, Poem
Recitation, Virtual Painting, Poster Making, Collage
Making and Miniature-garden Making, Power Point
Presentations and Quiz.

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 The self-motivated and ceaseless activities of subject societies constitute a very important part of
college life and offer a large variety of avenues for self expression. For each subject there is a
Society that sponsors extra-curricular lectures and discussions and, in general, tries to stimulate
interest in the subject. Participation is very much at the heart of our ethos at PGGC-11 and these
societies actively encourage students to engage in stimulating, thought-provoking and exciting
events

v Bio Sizzler Society (Dept. of Biotechnology)

v CHIMICA Society (PG Dept. of Chemistry)

v Commerce Society

v Dr. C.V.Raman Physics Society

v Environment Society

v Grey Hornbill Society (Dept. of Zoology)

v Hindi Sirijan Manch Society

v History society

v Mannchitra Society (Dept. of Psychology)

SUBJECT SOCIETIES

v Nine Muses Literary Society (PG Dept. of English)

v Political Science Society

v Society of Economics & Development

v Society of Visionaries (Dept. of Public Administration)

v Society to Promote Health through Physical Activity

(SPHPA) (PGDept. of Physical Education)

v Visva Bharti Philosophical Society

Subject societies guide students through the multi-

facetedactivities planned and organized by them to
hone their skills and be future ready

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The Heritage college of City Beautiful boasts of all three wings of NCC- Air Wing, Army Wing and
Naval Wing. The motto of NCC: “ UNITY AND DISCIPLINE” along with the motto of the college
"Higher and still Higher" has inspired generations of young men and women to don the military
attire to serve the nation. The college fosters among its cadets through its NCC wings to develop
qualities of character, courage, comradeship, discipline, leadership, secular outlook, spirit of
adventure and sportsmanship and the ideals of selfless service among the youth to make them
useful citizens of our great motherland. At another level the mentors of Senior Division (SD)/
Senior Wing (SW) are motivated to create a human resource of organized trained and motivated
youth to provide leadership in all walks of life including the Armed Forces and be always available

NCC (AIR WING, ARMY WING, NAVAL WING)

for the service of the nation. Over the years all the three wings of the NCC have won innumerable
trophies at State and national level including the best cadet trophy at the prestigious Republic day
parade. Of these winners many have gone on to attend Youth Exchange Programme (YEP) to
distant shores. Outstanding cadets go on to attend the challenging Vayusainik, Thalsainik &
Nausainik Camp. All the three wings have continuously won the Annual Training Camp (ATC) since
last several years. The college encourages every year new entrant to join the three wings of NCC
and carry the glorious tradition ahead.

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FOSTERING TEAM BUILDING : NSS

NSS Prospects: Not me, but you is the most inspiring

motto of National Service Scheme launched on
Gandhiji's centenary year in 1969 to promote the
public service programme. We at PGGC-11 have three
NSS Units: 1 for girls and 2 for boys. Our NSS
volunteers have been bagging rich harvest of
national/international awards by dint of their
commitment and dedication towards social service.

NSS provides a golden opportunity to the students in

Academic, social and cultural fields not only for
community service but for personal life also, as it is the
third dimension of Education. It allows the students to
actively contribute their services and inculcate the
spirit of discipline and regularity. The college has three
NSS Units:

m Two for Boys Wing

m One for Girl Wing

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 MOU's SIGNED BY PGGC-11

Memorandum of Understanding signed with

ICMR, Centre of Innovation and Bio Design
(CIBioD), PGIMER, Chandigarh with an aim to
promote innovation in medical sciences and
instruments for recognising the importance of
Research and Development.

MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING
Another MoU signed with ‘Aahaar Kranti', a
mission dedicated to spread awareness about
nutrition.The initiative ‘Aahaar Kranti’ will
focus on addressing the problem of hunger
and diseases in abundance across India and
the world and will shed light on the richness
and value of India’s traditional diet, the
miracles of local fruits and vegetables, and the
healing powers of a balanced diet.

The college also signed an MoU with Regional

Centre for Entrepreneurship Development
(RCED). RCED will collaborate with the college
in conducting programmes on
Entrepreneurship development sponsored by
Department of Science and Technology, Govt.
of India, Directorate of Industries, Khadi and
Village industries Commission (KVIC), Govt, of
India, National Skill Development
Corporation, Tech Mahindra Foundation,
NASSCOM Foundation, SJVN, PFC etc.

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 THE FAMED LEGACY OF CAREER COUNSELING AND PLACEMENT CELL
Apart from campus placement every year, many of the college students of final year from various streams
go on to qualify after clearing their CDS exams; Direct entry vacancy for the ‘C’ certificate holder of
NCC three wings, as officers in three wing of the armed forces (Air force, Navy, Army). Those seeking a
career in civil services are mentored and motivated from second year onwards to bolster up their
preparation for General Studies and subject optional so as to take on the exams in right earnest. It has been
a matter of immense pride that our students have qualified and have joined as I.F.S/I.A.S / I.P.S
&other class –I (Gazetted): Class –II (Gazetted) posts every year after clearing state public services
commission and union public services commission (U.P.S.C) .The Career Counseling and Placement
Cell in involved in providing career inputs, updating students about the various career options, assisting
the student community about the various courses being run by other institutes of Higher Education, like
J.N.U, N. Delhi, TISS, Mumbai, FTI, Pune, Management institutes like different IIM's and other top
grade B-Schools. The Career Counseling and Placement Cell also places due emphasis on developing the
CAREER COUNSELING AND PLACEMENT CELL

holistic personality of an individual, by sustained counseling and providing him/her with tips on personal
grooming, dress etiquette, so that the students of the College can face the challenges of the world with
confidence and self-poise. Despite COVID-19 lockdown virtual campus placement drive was held along
with online counselling session through virtual platforms. The Career Counselling & Placement
Cell continuously strives to foster amongst the student community a competitive streak so that they can
excel in their career aspirations with flying colours.

GOALS
Ø To enhance the employability skills among the students to meet out the industry expectations.
Ø To facilitate the industry – academia relationships to understand the new job trends.
Ø To encourageand assist all the students to prepare proactively towards multiple job sectors
Ø To enhance the student's interest towards the entrepreneurship and business strategies.

OBJECTIVES
o To conduct intensive session on Mock Interviews, Group Discussions, and Communication
o Skills Workshop etc
o To approach top multinational companies for arranging the campus recruitment
o To counsel the students to improve their soft skills & ICT expertise to prepare them for
global market
o To develop a winners attitude and competitive streak as an individual trait.

VISION
To enhance student's employability quotient and to assist students develop and implement successful job
search strategies for a successful career progression. To create a dynamic ecosystem where each student
can realize his/her cherished life goals.

MISSION
True to its alma mater motto “Higher and Still Higher” the Career counselling and placement cell is a
dynamic platform to facilitate the career progression of its students. The Placement Cell in its endeavor to
bring out the best in every aspiring job seeker integrates career guidance keeping in mind the
contemporary industry requirement for all the students starting from first year.

RECIPE FOR SUCCESS

Ø To keep students preparedness up to date Industry experts are invited to communicate the
essentials of eligibility and how to plan and prepare for various government sector /public
sector/private entities.
Ø Specifically final year students are exposed to preplacement presentation by HR Managers from
different industries.
Ø Students from different streams also undergoIndustry Internship Programsto give them a real
time exposure of professional world.
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 Campus Placement: Visiting Companies

· AdmEygbs (India) Pvt. Ltd. · IBM Daksh Business Process Services Pvt.
· Airtel Ltd.
· Amazon India · ICICI Bank (Home Loans)
· Bajaj Capital · ICICI Prudential Life Insurance Co. Ltd.
· Bank of America (Through Vision Unlimited, Chandigarh) · IDS Infotech
· Barclays Shared Services Pvt. Ltd · Infosys Ltd., Bangalore

· Betasoft Solutions Pvt. Ltd. · ING Vyasa Bank

CAREER COUNSELING AND PLACEMENT CELL

· BYJU's · Jasubhai Media Pvt. Ltd.

· Concentrix IBM Worldwide Customer Care Business · Kotak Mahindra

· Livewel Aviation Services Pvt. Ltd.
· Contact Bridge Ites Pvt. Ltd. Mohali, Punjab
· Mahindra Holidays
· Convergys India Services Pvt. Ltd
· Met Life Insurance
· CSPL
· Money Ambit
· Dell, Mohali, Punjab
· Pancea Biotech
· Delta Information Services Ltd.
· QSpider
· E-Clerx
· Root Analysis
· Edge India Ltd.
· Rozgaar Consultants
· Edu Sports Pvt. Ltd.
· Saarthi Associates
· Emicon
· Spice Telecom
· Eureka Forbes
· Star Health And Allied Insurance Co. Ltd.
· Excel Callnet Pvt. Ltd. · Tata Customer Process
· Exl- Noida · Tata Strive
· Eygbs (India) Pvt. Ltd. · Tech Mahindra
· Genpact, Chandigarh · Tk20 (India) Pvt. Ltd.
· HCl Infosystems Ltd. · Trust Line Security Ltd.
· HCl Technologies &Saiyom Software Sol Pvt. Ltd. · Vigent Visited For Bank of America
· HCl Technologies &Zs Associates · Wipro BPO (A Division of Wipro Ltd.)
· HDFC Standard Life Insurance Company Ltd · Wipro Infotech Ltd.
· HSBC · Wns Global Services Pvt. Ltd., Gurgaon,
· IBM Haryana

The Career Counselling and Placement Cell of the college is a sustained counselling platform to equip and
enable the students to face future challenges. It is involved in providing career inputs, updating students
about various career options, assisting the student community about the various courses and options
available to them in the armed forces, different state and union public service commissions, in different
institutes in the country, both government and non-government. During the current session the cell
facilitated campus recruitment drive of various companies and total students selected during the session
2020-21 -– Out of campus: 117, Amazon India: 5, Ernest and Young: 1, ICICI Prulife: 9, Dr. Reddy's: 6.

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AZADI KA AMRIT MAHOTSAV

The college celebrated 75 years of independence,

Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav, starting from

March 12, 2021. Different departments of the

college organized around 64 different types of

events through the year, as seminars, lectures,

webinars, presentations, poster making

competitions, Rangoli making competition ,

poetry recitation, essay writing , plays , patriotic

songs, creative writing , quiz, face painting , yoga ,

cycle rallies, walkathon , one minute video making

competition , constitution day. Through these

events the students and faculty revisited the time

and struggle for freedom from the colonial

masters. All the events had full and eager

participation from students and faculty members

of the college.
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PGGC-11 continuous the rich tradition of celebrating National / International days of
eminence and significance year after year. The staff and students of the college celebrate
important days by organizing several activities, functions and events, befitting the
significance of the day.

DAYS CELEBRATED

q World No Tobacco Day. q Vigilance Awareness Week.

q World Environment Day. q World Aids Day.
q World Ocean Day. q National Pollution Prevention Day.
q No Plastic Day q National Voters Day.
q International Yoga Day. q Republic Day.
q International Day against Drug Abuse & q World Wetlands Day.
Illicit Trafficking. q International Mother Language Day.
q Akshay Urja Divas. q International Women's Day.
q National Sports Day. q Rashtriya Ekta Divas.
q World Ozone Day. q Human Rights Day.
q Car Free Day. q National Youth Day.
q National Girl Child Day.

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DETAILS OF COURSES OFFERED AND HONOURS SUBJECTS

* Subject to availability of faculty

Public Administration

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Code No. Subject Combination
1. Defence Studies History Hindi (E)
2. Defence Studies History Sanskrit
3. Defence Studies Political Science English (E)
4. Defence Studies Political Science Functional English
5. Defence Studies Political Science Hindi (E)
6. Defence Studies Political Science History
7. Defence Studies Political Science Punjabi (E)

ELECTIVE SUBJECTS-SUBJECT COMBINATIONS

8. Defence Studies Sanskrit Hindi (E)
9. Defence Studies History Geography
10. Defence Studies History Sociology
11. Defence Studies History Punjabi (E)
12. Defence Studies History English (E)
13. Defence Studies Geography Hindi (E)
14. Defence Studies Sociology Philosophy
15. Defence Studies Physical Education Sociology
16. Defence Studies Political Science Sanskrit
17. Economics Public Administration Functional English
18. Economics Public Administration English (E)
19. Economics History Geography
20. Economics Political Science Geography
21. Economics History Political Science
22. Economics History Sociology
23. Economics Political Science Sociology
24. Economics Political Science Punjabi (E)
25. Economics Political Science English (E)
26. Economics History English (E)
27. Economics Sociology Punjabi (E)
28. Economics Physical Education Sociology
29. Economics Public Administration Punjabi (E)
30. Economics Public Administration Political Science
31. Economics Public Administration History
32. Economics Philosophy English (E)

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 Code No. Subject Combination
33. English (E) Defence Studies Geography
34. English (E) Functional English Psychology
35. English (E) Music (V) History
36. English (E) Public Administration Music (V)
37. English (E) Political Science Psychology
38. English (E) Economics Music (V)
39. English (E) Economics Geography
ELECTIVE SUBJECTS-SUBJECT COMBINATIONS

40. Functional English History Defence Studies

41. Functional English Public Administration Defence Studies
42. Functional English History Public Administration
43. Functional English Political Science Psychology
44. Functional English Public Administration Political Science
45. Functional English Elective English Political Science
46. Functional English Elective English Economics
47. Functional English Sociology Psychology
48. Geography Economics Maths
49. Geography Economics Public Administration
50. Geography Political Science Public Administration
51. Geography History Functional English
52. Geography History Public Administration
53. Geography History English (E)
54. Geography History Punjabi (E)
55. Geography History Political Science
56. Hindi (E) Psychology Economics
57. Hindi (E) Sanskrit Economics
58. Hindi (E) Political Science Economics
59. Hindi (E) History Economics
60. Hindi (E) Sociology Economics
61. Hindi (E) Public Administration Economics
62. Hindi (E) Philosophy History
63. Hindi (E) Physical Education History
64. Hindi (E) Psychology History

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Code No. Subject Combination
65. Hindi (E) Sanskrit History
66. Hindi (E) Political Science History
67. Hindi (E) Sociology History
68. Hindi (E) Geography History
69. Hindi (E) Music (V) History
70. Hindi (E) Public Administration History
71. Hindi (E) Music (V) Political Science

ELECTIVE SUBJECTS-SUBJECT COMBINATIONS

72. History Philosophy Psychology
74. History Political Science Functional English
75. History Political Science Public Administration
76. History Public Administration Sociology
77. History Political Science English (E)
78. History Public Administration Punjabi (E)
79. History Political Science Punjabi (E)
80. History Public Administration English (E)
81. History Sociology English (E)
82. History Political Science Physical Education
83. Mathematics Economics Sanskrit
84. Mathematics Economics Statistics
85. Mathematics Economics Punjabi (E)
86. Mathematics Economics Hindi (E)
87. Mathematics Economics English (E)
88. Mathematics Economics Psychology
89. Mathematics Sanskrit Statistics
90. Mathematics Statistics English (E)
91. Mathematics Public Administration Sanskrit
92. Mathematics Statistics Punjabi (E)
93. Mathematics Public Administration Statistics
94. Mathematics Statistics Hindi (E)
95. Music (V) Economics Hindi (E)
96. Music (V) Economics Philosophy

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 Code No. Subject Combination
97. Music (V) Economics History
98. Music (V) Economics Public Administration
99. Music (V) Economics Psychology
100. Music (V) History Punjabi (E)
101. Music (V) Public Administration Hindi (E)
102. Music (V) History Political Science
103. Music (V) History Defence Studies
ELECTIVE SUBJECTS-SUBJECT COMBINATIONS

104. Music (V) Sanskrit Political Science

105. Music (V) Sanskrit Public Administration
106. Music (V) Sanskrit Hindi
107. Music (V) Geography Economics
108. Music (V) Economics Political Science
109. Music (V) Maths Economics
110. Philosophy Punjabi (E) Economics
111. Philosophy History English (E)
112. Philosophy History Sociology
113. Philosophy History Geography
114. Philosophy History Punjabi (E)
115. Philosophy Political Science Punjabi (E)
116. Philosophy Political Science Sanskrit
117. Philosophy Political Science Hindi (E)
118. Philosophy Political Science English(E)
119. Philosophy Sanskrit Hindi (E)
120. Philosophy Political Science Sociology
121. Philosophy Sociology Hindi (E)
122. Physical Education Public Administration English (E)
123. Physical Education Political Science Punjabi (E)
124. Physical Education Philosophy Political Science
125. Physical Education Political Science Hindi (E)
126. Physical Education Public Administration Hindi (E)
127. Physical Education Political Science English (E)
128. Physical Education Public Administration Economics

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Code No. Subject Combination
129. Physical Education Sociology Hindi
130. Physical Education Sociology Sanskrit
132. Political Science Economics Maths
133. Political Science Economics Philosophy
134. Political Science Geography Functional English
135. Political Science Psychology Hindi (E)
136. Political Science Sanskrit Hindi (E)

ELECTIVE SUBJECTS-SUBJECT COMBINATIONS

137. Political Science Sociology English (E)
138. Political Science Sociology Hindi (E)
139. Political Science Public Administration English (E)
140. Political Science Public Administration Hindi (E)
141. Political Science Psychology History
142. Political Science Psychology Public Administration
143. Political Science Psychology Sociology
144. Political Science Public Administration Sociology
145. Psychology Political Science Economics
146. Psychology Economics English (E)
147. Psychology Economics Functional English
148. Psychology Public Administration Economics
149. Psychology History Functional English
150. Psychology History Punjabi (E)
151. Psychology Public Administration History
152. Psychology Music (V) History
153. Psychology History English (E)
154. Psychology Sociology English (E)
155. Public Administration Psychology Hindi (E)
156. Public Administration Sanskrit Hindi (E)
157. Public Administration Geography Functional English
158. Public Administration Political Science Sanskrit
159. Public Administration Psychology Functional English
160. Public Administration Political Science Physical Education

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 Code No. Subject Combination
161. Public Administration History Physical Education
162. Public Administration Sociology English (E)
163. Public Administration Sociology Hindi
164. Public Administration Sociology Punjabi (E)
165. Public Administration Sociology Sanskrit
166. Public Administration Psychology English (E)
ELECTIVE SUBJECTS-SUBJECT COMBINATIONS

167. Public Administration Music (V) Political Science

168. Punjabi (E) Geography Defence Studies
169. Punjabi (E) History Economics
170. Punjabi (E) Public Administration Music (V)
171. Punjabi (E) Economics Music (V)
172. Punjabi (E) Political Science Music (V)
173. Punjabi (E) Public Administration Physical Education
174. Punjabi (E) Public Administration Political Science
175. Sanskrit History Economics
176. Sanskrit Political Science Economics
177. Sanskrit Economics Music (V)
178. Sanskrit Sociology Economics
179. Sanskrit Public Administration Economics
180. Sanskrit Music (V) History
181. Sanskrit Sociology History
182. Sanskrit Political Science History
183. Sanskrit Public Administration History
184. Sanskrit Philosophy History
185. Sanskrit Music (V) Philosophy
186. Sanskrit Political Science Sociology
187. Sociology Psychology Public Administration
188. Sociology Physical Education Public Administration

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Code No. Subject Combination
189. Sociology Physical Education Political Science
190. Sociology Physical Education History
191. Sociology History Political Science
193. Sociology Political Science Punjabi (E)
194. Sociology Mathematics English(E)

ELECTIVE SUBJECTS-SUBJECT COMBINATIONS

195. Sociology Public Administration Music (V)
196. Sociology History Music (V)
197. Sociology Maths Economics
198. Sociology Economics Public Administration
199. Sociology Economics Psychology
200. Sociology Philosophy Psychology

“ A Little Progress each Day

Adds up to Big Results
“
-Satya Nani

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 Name

Dean’s Office
Vice Principal’s Office
Dr. Sharda Bharti
Mr. Rajal Kapoor

Dr. Baljeet Singh Dept. of Mathematics

Dr. Mohan Lal Sharma
WHOM TO CONTACT

Convenor
Ms. Indira Sharma Auditorium
Auditorium
Auditorium
Dr. Shah Bano Parveen

Dept. of Biotechnology
Dept. of Computer Science

Dr. Mohan Lal Sharma

Dr. Mohan Lal Sharma

Mr. Rajal Kapoor

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 Convenor
Dr. Poonam Dept. of Hindi

Dr. Suresh Kumar

Mr. Madan Lal

WHOM TO CONTACT
“ The best way to predict your
future is to create it.
“
-Abraham Lincoln

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 Online Centralized Admission Schedule
ADMISSION SCHEDULE AND PROCEDURE TO APPLY FOR CENTRALIZED COURSES

(Session 2022-2023)

[B.B.A. I / B.C.A. I / B.Com. I / B.Sc. (Non-Medical and Medical –

All Courses) I/ B.Sc. Biotechnology (Hons.) I/ B.Sc.
Bioinformatics (Hons.) I]

Website: www.dhe.chd.gov.in

IMPORTANT DATES
· Start of Online Submission of Admission Forms: 23rd July,2022 (Saturday)

Display of Provisional List of all Eligible Applicants

Display of Provisional List of Applicants who have been

allotted College

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 Detailed Online Admission Schedule for Centralized Admission

ADMISSION SCHEDULE AND PROCEDURE TO APPLY FOR CENTRALIZED COURSES

(B.C.A. 1st Sem/ B.Com. 1st Sem/ B.Sc. 1st Sem)

Courses under Centralized Category/Pool Date of online Time for display

Admission Admission of provisionally
Admitted
students of DHE
portal.
B.B.A. I 1st Online Admission Schedule*
B.C.A. I UT Pool 16.08.2022 10:00 am
B.Com. I General Category (Tuesday) (onwards)
General Pool (Outside UT) 17.08.2022 10:00 am
B. Sc. (Non-Medical) I
General Category (Wednesday) (onwards)
Non-Medical
Biochemistry (E) UT Pool and General Pool 17.08.2022 10:00 am
Computer Application (E) (Outside UT) (Wednesday) (onwards)
Computer Science (E)  All Reserved Categories
Industrial Chemistry (E)
 All Over and Above
Information Technology (E)
Statistics (E) Seats (Additional Seats)
2nd Online Admission Schedule*
B. Sc. (Medical) I
Medical UT Pool 23.08.2022 10:00 am
Biochemistry (E)
General Category (Tuesday) (onwards)
Bioinformatics (E)
Biotechnology (E) General Pool (Outside UT) 24.08.2022 10:00 am
Industrial Chemistry (E) General Category (Wednesday) (onwards)
Industrial Microbiology (E)
UT Pool and General Pool 24.08.2022 10:00 am
Microbiology (E)
(Outside UT) (Wednesday) (onwards)
B. Sc. Biotechnology (Hons) I  All Reserved Categories
B. Sc. Bioinformatics (Hons) I  All Over and Above
Seats (Additional Seats)
Admission will be done at college level for the vacant seats left in
each course from 26.08.2022 (Friday) – 05.09.2022 (Monday) as
per the Academic Calendar issued by Panjab University,
Chandigarh

(Only for those applicants who have already applied before the
last date of submission of Application Forms)

Important Points
st nd
1. Admission to all centralized courses in all city colleges during the 1 and 2 Centralized
Admission Schedule will be done online through the DHE website www.dhe.chd.gov.in. There
will be NO PHYSICAL COUNSELLING.

2. Online Centralized Admission Schedule mentioned in the prospectus should be adhered to

and there will not be any additional Centralized Online Admission Schedule.

3. Applicant whose online admission form has been verified and is been allotted college must
deposit the fees as per the detailed Online Centralized Admission Schedule.

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 4. Admissions to B.A. I are non-centralized and will be done by respective colleges as per the
ADMISSION SCHEDULE AND PROCEDURE TO APPLY FOR CENTRALIZED COURSES
common admission schedule. For detailed admission schedule and other information related
B.A. I, please refer to respective college prospectus/ website in which the applicant wishes to
apply.

5. If an applicant, having reserved category, falls under GENERAL CATEGORY in the merit list, the
applicant will be given admission in the GENERAL CATEGORY only. So, the applicant must
follow the admission schedule of General Category on the date and time specified under
General Category.

6. The admissions under SPORTS Category will be done after the issuance of Gradation
Certificate (whenever) by the Sports Department, Chandigarh Administration. The
schedule for the same will be uploaded on DHE website www.dhe.chd.gov.in. However,
the applicant has to choose the sports reservation while applying in online admission
form.

NOTE: All admissions done will be provisional and subject to the verification of
documents by Panjab University, Chandigarh. If any document or information is found to
be false/ incorrect/ concealed at any stage, the admission may stand cancelled. There will
be no refund of fees in this case.

Important Instructions for Online Centralized Admissions

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

2. For the detailed admission schedule, applicant should refer to the DHE website i.e. www.dhe.chd.gov.in
as well as the respective college prospectus/website where he/she has been allotted the seat online.

3. The last date for online submission of Admission Forms for all centralized courses is 3rd August, 2022
(Wednesday).

4. The list of all the applicants who have applied online will be displayed course-wise on the DHE website
www.dhe.chd.gov.in on 5th August, 2022 (Friday) by 4:00 pm.

5. The applicants can report the discrepancies (if any) to the SPIC through email at
dhechdhelpline@gmail.com by 7th August, 2022 (Sunday) by 1:00 pm.

6. The provisional list of all eligible applicants will be displayed on the DHE website www.dhe.chd.gov.in
on 10th August, 2022 (Wednesday) by 4:00 pm.

7. Instructions for 1st Online Centralized Admission Schedule:

· The provisional list of verified applicants and list of applicants with discrepancy (if any) will be
th
displayed on the DHE website www.dhe.chd.gov.in by the allotted colleges on 12 August, 2022
(Friday) by 5:00 pm.

· After the allocation of the seat, the form will be verified by the allotted college.

· The applicant has to clear the discrepancy (if any) on and before 15th August, 2022 (Monday) by
12:00 pm at College level through their respective login at DHE website www.dhe.chd.gov.in.

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 · Once the applicant's form is verified by the college, the seat will be assigned by the college as per
the date and time mention in the 1st Online Centralized Admission Schedule. The applicant will then

ADMISSION SCHEDULE AND PROCEDURE TO APPLY FOR CENTRALIZED COURSES

receive an SMS regarding deposit of fee (in case of Government Colleges) on the registered
mobile number on the day of admission schedule. In addition, applicants can also check their
admission status through their respective DHE login or on DHE website at
http://dhe.chd.gov.in/Version2/epayment/paynow.aspx.

· In case the applicant is seeking admission in Government College, he/she can deposit the fee
online at DHE website www.dhe.chd.gov.in.

· In case the applicant is seeking admission in Privately Managed Aided College, he/she must
refer to the respective college prospectus/ website regarding deposit of fee.

· The fee must be deposited within 24 hrs of seat allocation otherwise the seat will be cancelled
automatically.
st
8. Applicants who have been allotted college in the 1 Online Centralized Admission Schedule but could
nd
not take admission or pay fee, will get a chance of admission in 2 Online Centralized Admission
th
Schedule only if they give their willingness online on 19 August, 2022 (Friday) by 5:00 pm through
their respective login at DHE website www.dhe.chd.gov.in.

9. Applicants who have not been allotted college in the 1st Online Centralized Admission Schedule will
nd
automatically be considered for the 2 Online Centralized Admission Schedule. They DO NOT need to
submit their willingness online.

10. Applicants admitted in the 1st Online Centralized Admission Schedule can give their willingness on
th nd
19 August, 2022 (Friday) by 5:00 pm for 2 Online Centralized Admission Schedule if they wish to
change the college they are admitted to. Only upward mobility of preference will be allowed in the
change of college. Change of order of preference of college (after the submission of form) is not
allowed at any stage.

11. Instructions for 2nd Online Centralized Admission Schedule:

· Details of the course-wise and college-wise vacant seats will be notified on DHE website
www.dhe.chd.gov.in on 20th August, 2022 (Saturday) by 5:00 pm.
· The provisional list of verified applicants and list of applicants with discrepancy (if any) who have
nd
been allotted college in the 2 Online Centralized Admission Schedule will be displayed on the DHE
st
website www.dhe.chd.gov.in by 21 August, 2022 (Sunday) by 5:00 pm for the courses where
st
the seats remain vacant after 1 Online Centralized Admission Schedule.
nd
· The applicant has to clear the discrepancy (if any) on and before 22 August, 2022 (Monday) by
12:00 pm at college level through their respective login at DHE website www.dhe.chd.gov.in.

· Once the applicant's form is verified by the college, the seat will be assigned by the college as per
the date and time mention in the 2nd Online Centralized Admission Schedule. The applicant will then
receive an SMS regarding deposit of fee (in case of Government Colleges) on the registered
mobile number on the day of admission schedule. In addition, applicants can also check their
admission status through their respective DHE login or on DHE website at
http://dhe.chd.gov.in/Version2/epayment/paynow.aspx.

· In case the applicant is seeking admission in Government College, he/she can deposit the fee
online at DHE website www.dhe.chd.gov.in.

· In case the applicant is seeking admission in Privately Managed Aided College, he/she must
refer to the respective college prospectus/ website regarding deposit of fee.

· The fee must be deposited within 24 hrs of seat allocation otherwise the seat will be cancelled
automatically.
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ADMISSION SCHEDULE AND PROCEDURE TO APPLY FOR NON CENTRALIZED COURSES
Online Admission Schedule for Non-Centralized
Undergraduate Course
(Session 2022-2023)

[B.A. I]

ALL ADMISSIONS WILL BE DONE ONLINE AND THERE

WILL BE NO PHYSICAL COUNSELLING.

IMPORTANT DATES
· Start of Online Submission of Admission Forms: 23rd July,2022 (Saturday)

College Website: www.gc11.ac.in

* Subject to availability of seats

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Instructions pertaining to admissions in B.A. I

· Admissions to B.A. I are non-centralized and will be done Online only.

· All the applicants seeking admission in B.A. I in Government Colleges also have to fill the
admission form ONLINE at DHE website www.dhe.chd.gov.in.
· For procedure to apply online at DHE website www.dhe.chd.gov.in, refer to the Online Joint
Prospectus 2022-2023 Page no. 11.
· The applicant will have to give the preference of 08 subject combinations. (with cap of one
subject selected for maximum of 04 times)
· Applicant can apply for different Colleges with the same User id and Password. However, he/
she will have to fill separate form for each college where he/ she wish to apply.
· If the applicant wishes to apply for more than one course, he/ she will have to fill the separate
form for each course.
· The provisional list of all applicants and provisional list of eligible applicants will be displayed on both
DHE website www.dhe.chd.gov.in and respective college website.

· After the allocation of the seat, the form will be verified by the allotted college.

· Once the applicant's form is verified by the college, he/she will receive an SMS regarding deposit of fee

(in case of Government Colleges) on the registered mobile number on the day of admission schedule.

In addition, applicants can also check their admission status through their respective DHE login or on

DHE website at http://dhe.chd.gov.in/Version2/epayment/paynow.aspx.

· Applicants can deposit the fee online at DHE websitewww.dhe.chd.gov.in.

· The fee must be deposited within 24 hrs of seat allocation otherwise the seat will be cancelled

automatically.

· For further admission procedure and subject combinations, the applicant will refer to the respective

Government College prospectus/website.

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ADMISSION SCHEDULE AND PROCEDURE TO APPLY FOR NON CENTRALIZED COURSES IMPORTANT GUIDELINES FOR ADMISSION
TO POST GRADUATE COURSES

(M.A./ M.Com./ M.Sc./ M.P.Ed)

(Session 2022-2023)

ALL ADMISSIONS WILL BE DONE ONLINE AND THERE WILL BE

NO PHYSICAL COUNSELLING.
IMPORTANT DATES
· Start of Online Submission of Admission Forms: 23rd July,2022 (Saturday)
Last date for Online Submission of 3rd August, 2022 (Wednesday)
Admission Forms

Display of List of all Applicants 5th August, 2022 (Friday) by 4:00 pm

Display of Provisional List of all 8th August, 2022 (Monday) by 4:00 pm

Eligible Applicants

Reporting of Discrepancies by 10th August, 2022 (Wednesday) by

Applicants to respective college 5:00 pm

Display of Final List of Applicants 12th August, 2022 (Friday) by 5:00 pm

Instructions:
a. Admissions to all PG Courses (M.A./ M.Com./ M.Sc./ PG Diplomas) are non-centralized and will be done by
respective colleges. For detailed admission schedule and other information, please refer to respective
college prospectus/ website in which the applicant wishes to apply
b. For Government Colleges:
· All the applicants seeking admission in PG Courses in Government Colleges have to fill the
admission form ONLINE at website www.dhe.chd.gov.in.
· For procedure to apply online at DHE website www.dhe.chd.gov.in, refer to page no. 06.
· Applicant can apply for different Colleges with the same User id and Password. However, he/ she
will have to fill separate form for each college where he/ she wish to apply.
· If the applicant wishes to apply for more than one course, he/ she will have to fill the separate form
for each course.
· The provisional list of all applicants and provisional list of eligible applicants will be displayed on
both DHE website www.dhe.chd.gov.in and respective college website.
· After the allocation of the seat, the form will be verified by the allotted college.
· Once the applicant's form is verified by the college, he/she will receive an SMS regarding deposit of
fee (in case of Government Colleges) on the registered mobile number on the day of admission
schedule. In addition, applicants can also check their admission status through their respective DHE
login or on DHE website at http://dhe.chd.gov.in/Version2/epayment/paynow.aspx.
· Applicants can deposit the fee online at DHE website www.dhe.chd.gov.in.
· The fee must be deposited within 24 hrs of seat allocation otherwise the seat will be cancelled
automatically.
· For further admission procedure, the applicant will refer to the respective Government College
prospectus/website.

c. Schedule for Admission to PG Courses: Admission schedule for PG Courses in all Government and Privately
Managed Aided Colleges is as follows:
· UT Pool (General Category): 16th August, 2022 (Tuesday) onwards
· Outside UT Pool (General Category): 17th August, 2022 (Wednesday) onwards
· All Reserved Categories (UT Pool and General Pool (Outside UT) and Over and Above (Additional
Seats): 17th August, 2022 (Wednesday) onwards

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COURSES OFFERED BY DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION
FOR THE SESSION 2022-2023

Sr. No Programme Duration Semester No. of Seats

1 Master of Physical Education 2 years 4 40
2 Bachelor of Physical Education 4 years 8 50
3 Ph.D. As per PU Guidelines

Master of Physical Education (M.P.Ed.)

Eligibility:

A person who possesses one of the following qualifications shall be eligible to join the course:
(a) Candidates who have obtained at least 50% marks in the B.P.Ed. Degree/or B.Sc. Degree in
Physical Education, Health Education and Sports from Panjab University are eligible for
admission.
or
(b) Bachelor's Degree of Physical Education (after Graduation) obtaining not less than 50%
marks.
or
(c) A Bachelor's Degree of Physical Education (Four Year degree after 10+2) of any other
University recognized/ equivalency by Panjab University obtaining not less than 50% marks.
or
(d) Any other qualification recognized by the Syndicate as equivalent to (a) or (b) or (c).

Provided that a candidate possessing any of the clauses (a) to (d) qualifies in the written test as well
as Standard Physical Efficiency Test conducted by the college (Detail given below)

Admission Procedure:
· Admission to M.P.Ed Course will be purely on the basis of Merit.
· The Merit for admission to M.P.Ed-First Year will be determined on the basis of 50% marks
obtained in the qualifying examination (Clause a to d) and 50% of the marks obtained in the
entrance test (written).
· Entrance Test (Written): Seventy five multiple choice questions based on B.P.Ed syllabus
and Current Events will be set for the Entrance Test. There will be no negative marking.
Candidate is required to score minimum 20% marks (SC/ST candidates 15%) of the
maximum score i.e., 75.
· Additional Sports weightage will be given only to the candidates having meritorious sports
achievement as per the Handbook of Information, Panjab University, Chandigarh. (The
marks will be added to their merit as per the criteria for additional weightage given
below).
· Due weightage shall be given in the field of NCC/NSS/YOUTH WELFARE activities as per
the guidelines of the Chandigarh Administration/ Panjab University, Chandigarh.

Candidates are also required to qualify Physical Efficiency test (Components include: Speed,
Upper Body Strength, Lower Body Strength and Endurance) to get admission in the said course
by securing minimum 45% marks of the maximum score obtained by the fellow examinee in
physical efficiency test. The candidate/s fail to qualify physical efficiency test will be
disqualified

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Notes
· Candidates appearing for M.P.Ed. Course entrance test are required to deposit a demand
draft of Rs. 600/- as an entrance test fees, payable in favour of Principal, Post Graduate
Government College, Sector-11, Chandigarh at the time of entrance test.
· The reservation in seats and relaxation in the eligibility/qualifying marks for SC/ST and
other categories shall be as per the rules of the UT/Central Government/Panjab University,
Chandigarh whichever is applicable.
· Candidate is required to produce the sports gradation certificate issued by Department of
Sports, Chandigarh Administration, Chandigarh for Sports Quota seat. The Sports Quota
will be for candidates applying in UT pool only.
· Medical certificate from Govt. Hospital for Physical Efficiency Test is mandatory.
· Original documents required for verification at the time of Physical Efficiency Test.
· The Course has been approved by NCTE vide Letter No. F.NRC/NCTE F-7/CH-32/148
MEETING/2009 dated 31 August, 2009.
· For subject details of M.P.Ed (Semester System) refer to website www.puchd.ac.in
(Complete Syllabi-Education-Physical Education)
· Medium of Instruction and Examinations: English, Punjabi and Hindi mediums

Criteria for Additional Weightage in Sports

Additional weightage for meritorious sportsperson will be given to the candidates as per the criteria
below:

(Source: Handbook of Information Panjab University)

Note:
· Only one highest admissible position/ achievement will be considered for the weightage.
· Weightage will be given for achievement of preceding three years of admission i.e. the
achievement should not be prior to April, 2019.
· Additional weightage is not applicable for Sports Quota seat.
· The weightage will be given to only those certificates issued by the concerned recognised
sports federation/ association in the game/ sports approved by SGFI/ AIU/ IOC.

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Bachelor of Physical Education (B.P.Ed.) – Four Year Innovative/Integrated Teacher
Education Programme

Eligibility:
A candidate shall be eligible to join the course who possesses
a) 10+2 from a recognized Board/Council/University with a minimum of 45% in aggregate.
or
b) Diploma in Physical Education of 2 years (D.P.Ed.) from any recognized University/Institution
or any other qualification with a minimum of 45% marks in aggregate whose equivalence is
given by Panjab University.
c) Age Limit: 16 to 24 Years.

Admission Procedure:
· Admission to B.P.Ed. Course will be purely on the basis of Merit which will be determined on
the basis of marks obtained in the qualifying examination i.e., 10+2 and Physical Efficiency test.
· Physical Efficiency Test: Physical Efficiency test include: Speed, Upper Body Strength, Lower
Body Strength and Endurance. The marks obtained by the candidate will be added in the merit.
Candidates are required to get the minimum 45% marks of the highest score obtained by the
fellow examinee.
· Additional weightage for Sports will be given as per criteria decided by admission Committee of
Department of Physical Education-TEL&R and approved by the competent authority. (The
marks will be added to their merit as per the criteria for additional weightage given
below).
· Due weightage in the field of NCC/NSS as per the guidelines of the Chandigarh Administration/
Panjab University, Chandigarh.
Notes:
· The reservation in seats and relaxation in the eligibility/qualifying marks for SC/ST and other
categories shall be as per the rules of the UT/Central Government/Panjab University,
Chandigarh whichever is applicable.
· Fifty percent of the seats of General category will be reserved for girls, both in UT and Outside
UT Pool.
· Candidate is required to produce the sports gradation certificate issued by Department of Sports,
Chandigarh Administration, Chandigarh for Sports Quota seat. The Sports Quota will be for
candidates applying in UT pool only.
· Medical certificate from Govt. Hospital for Physical Efficiency Test is mandatory.
· Original documents are required for verification at the time of Physical Efficiency Test.
st
· Age should not be more than 24 years as on 1 September 2022. One year relaxation in age i.e.
upto 25 years in case of National/ International Position holder candidates/SC/ST subject to
qualifying the standard physical fitness/efficiency.
· For subject details of B.P.Ed, refer to website www.puchd.ac.in
· Medium of Instruction and Examinations: English, Punjabi and Hindi medium.

Internship (B.P.Ed.)
· Three months internship in schools is mandatory in the Seventh and Eight Semester of B.P.Ed.
course for the successful completion of degree without which the Panjab University does not
declare the result and awards Degree of Bachelor of Physical Education (B.P.Ed.) as well.

Cultural/ Musical Hobby Activities:

· In B.P.Ed-Fifth, Sixth, Seventh and Eight Semesters, students are required to attend the Cultural/
Musical Hobby Activities classes for 40 Hours per semester as a qualifier for B.P.Ed. Degree.

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ADMISSION SCHEDULE AND PROCEDURE TO APPLY FOR NON CENTRALIZED COURSES Additional weightages for meritorious sportsperson will be given to the candidates as per the
criteria below:

Note:
· Only one highest admissible position/ achievement will be considered for the weightage.
· Weightage will be given for achievement of preceding three years of admission i.e. the
achievement should not be prior to April, 2019.
· Additional weightage is not applicable for Sports Quota seat.
· The weightage will be given to only those certificates issued by the concerned recognised
sports federation/ association in the game/ sports approved by SGFI/ AIU/ IOC.
Note:
The admitted students in M.P.Ed./B.P.Ed. Classes will have to take prior permission for
participation in State/National level Competitions from the HoD, Physical Education and Principal
along with the consent from their parents. If student/s do not take the permission, they will be
responsible for the shortage of attendance and mishappening, if any.
ADMISSION SCHEDULE FOR B.P.ED. 1ST SEMESTER

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ADMISSION SCHEDULE AND PROCEDURE TO APPLY FOR NON CENTRALIZED COURSES

ADMISSION SCHEDULE FOR ONGOING UG & PG CLASSES

ADMISSION TEST (2022-23) PHYSICAL EFFICIENCY TEST GUIDELINES

FOR M.P.ED. & B.P.ED. 1ST SEMESTER
(Source: https://www.nsu.ac.in/sites/default/files/NSU%20Prospectus%202022-23_1.pdf)
Candidates are required to qualify Physical Efficiency Test (Component includes: Speed,
Lower Body Strength, Upper Body Strength and Endurance) to get admission in the said
course securing minimum 45% marks of the maximum score obtained by the fellow
examinee.
The components of the Physical Fitness Test are:

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50 METER DASH
Sprint or speed tests can be performed over varying distances, depending on the factors being
tested and their relevance to the sport.

Purpose:
This test measure determines acceleration and speed.

Equipment:
Flat and clear surface of at least 70 meters.

Procedure:
This test involves running a single maximum sprint over 50 meters, with the time recorded. Start from
a stationary standing position (hands cannot touch the ground), with one foot in front of the other. The
front foot must be behind the starting line. Once the subject is ready and motionless, the starter gives
the instructions "set" then "go.". The tester should provide hints for maximizing speed (such as
keeping low, and driving hard with the arms and legs) and the participant should be encouraged to not
slow down before crossing the finish line.

Scoring:
The total time taken to complete the distance is recorded, to the nearest one-tenth of a second.

STANDING LONG JUMP TEST (BROAD JUMP)

The Standing long jump also called the Broad Jump, is a common and easy to administer test of
explosive leg power.

Purpose:
This test measures the explosive power of the legs.

Equipment:
Tape measure to measure distance jumped, non-slip floor for takeoff, and soft-landing area preferred.
The take-off line should be marked.

Procedure:
The candidate stands behind a line marked on the ground with feet slightly apart. A two-foot take-off
and landing are used, with the swinging of the arms and bending of the knees to provide forward drive.
The subject attempts to jump as far as possible, landing on both feet without falling backward. Three
attempts are allowed.

Scoring:
The measurement is taken from the take-off line to the nearest point of contact on the landing (back of
the heels). Record the longest distance jumped, the best of three attempts, in meters and centimetres.

OVERHEAD POWER BALL THROW (BACKWARD)

The test involves throwing a medicine ball for maximum distance.

Purpose:
This test measures core strength and total body power.

Equipment:
2 and 3 kg Medicine ball (3kg for boys and 2 kg for girls).

Procedure:
The candidate starts by standing facing away from the direction they are going to throw, with their
heels at the start line. The starting position is with the ball in both hands, held above the head, with
arms extended. Keeping the arms extended, swing the ball down between your legs while flexing the
knees. Then in one motion, the ball is flung up and back over the head. The athlete is permitted to fall
backward over the line after the ball is released. Three attempts are allowed.

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The distance from the starting line to where the ball first lands are recorded. The best result of three
throws is recorded to the nearest, in meters and centimeters.
1000 METER RUN/WALK TEST
The 1 km (1000 mtrs) run test for males and females is one of the fitness tests used to measure
cardiovascular endurance.
Purpose:
This test measures aerobic fitness.
Equipment:
Oval or running track.
Procedure:
This test aims to complete the required distance in the fastest possible time. On the signal, “ready,” all
participants line up behind the starting line. On the command 'Go!' the clock will start, and they will
begin running at their own pace. Cheering or calling out the elapsed time is also permitted to encourage
the participants. Walking is permitted but not encouraged.

Scoring:
The total time taken to complete the distance is recorded, in minutes and seconds.

PE R FO R M A N C E C O N V E R S IO N T AB LE : 50 M ET E R S S PR IN T
M en W o men
T im ing Po ints T im ing Po ints T im ing Po ints T im ing Po ints
(S eco nds) (S eco nds) (S eco nds) (S eco nds)
5.7 and 100 8.6 34 6.7 and 100 9.6 34
B elow B elow
5.8 96 8.7 32 6.8 96 9.7 32
5.9 92 8.8 30 6.9 92 9.8 30
6.0 89 8.9 29 7.0 89 9.9 29
6.1 86 9.0 28 7.1 86 10.0 28
6.2 83 9.1 27 7.2 83 10.1 27
6.3 80 9.2 26 7.3 80 10.2 26
6.4 78 9.3 25 7.4 78 10.3 25
6.5 76 9.4 24 7.5 76 10.4 24
6.6 74 9.5 23 7.6 74 10.5 23
6.7 72 9.6 22 7.7 72 10.6 22
6.8 70 9.7 21 7.8 70 10.7 21
6.9 68 9.8 20 7.9 68 10.8 20
7.0 66 9.9 19 8.0 66 10.9 19
7.1 64 10.0 18 8.1 64 11.0 18
7.2 62 10.1 17 8.2 62 11.1 17
7.3 60 10.2 16 8.3 60 11.2 16
7.4 58 10.3 15 8.4 58 11.3 15
7.5 56 10.4 14 8.5 56 11.4 14
7.6 54 10.5 13 8.6 54 11.5 13
7.7 52 10.6 12 8.7 52 11.6 12
7.8 50 10.7 11 8.8 50 11.7 11
7.9 48 10.8 10 8.9 48 11.8 10
8.0 46 10.9 09 9.0 46 11.9 09
8.1 44 11.0 08 9.1 44 12.0 08
8.2 42 11.1 07 9.2 42 12.1 07
8.3 40 11.2 06 9.3 40 12.2 06
8.4 38 11.3 and 05 9.4 38 12.3 and 05
Ab ove Ab ove
8.5 36 - - 9.5 36 - -

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PERFORMANCE CONVERSION TABLE: STANDING BROAD JUMP

Men Women
Distance (Meters) Points Distance (Meters) Points
2.85 and above 100 2.35 and above 100
2.80-2.84 95 2.30-2.34 95
2.75-2.79 91 2.25-2.29 91
2.70-2.74 87 2.20-2.24 87
2.65-2.69 84 2.15-2.19 84
2.60-2.64 81 2.10-2.14 81
2.55-2.59 78 2.05-2.09 78
2.50-2.54 75 2.00-2.04 75
2.45-2.49 72 1.95-1.99 72
2.40-2.44 69 1.90-1.94 69
2.35-2.39 66 1.85-1.89 66
2.30-2.34 63 1.80-1.84 63
2.25-2.29 60 1.75-1.79 60
2.20-2.24 57 1.70-1.74 57
2.15-2.19 54 1.65-1.69 54
2.10-2.14 51 1.60-1.64 51
2.05-2.09 48 1.55-1.59 48
2.00-2.04 45 1.50-1.54 45
1.95-1.99 43 1.45-1.49 43
1.90-1.94 41 1.40-1.44 41
1.85-1.89 39 1.35-1.39 39
1.80-1.84 37 1.30-1.34 37
1.75-1.79 35 1.25-1.29 35
1.70-1.74 33 1.20-1.24 33
1.65-1.69 31 1.15-1.19 31
1.60-1.64 29 1.10-1.14 29
1.55-1.59 27 1.05-1.09 27
1.50-1.54 25 1.00-1.04 25
1.45-1.49 24 0.95-0.99 24
1.40-1.44 23 0.90-0.94 23
1.35-1.39 22 0.85-0.89 22
1.30-1.34 21 0.80-0.84 21
1.25-1.29 20 0.75-0.79 20
1.20-1.24 19 0.70-0.74 19
1.15-1.19 18 0.65-0.69 18
1.10-1.14 17 0.60-0.64 17
1.05-1.09 16 0.55-0.59 16
1.00-1.04 15 0.50-0.54 15
0.99 and below 14 0.49 and below 14

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PERFORMANCE CONVERSION TABLE: OVER HEAD BACK THROW
M e n ( 3 K g M e d i c i n e B a ll) W o m e n ( 2 K g M e d i c i n e B a ll)
D ista n c e (in P o in ts D ista n c e (in P o in ts
m ete rs) m ete rs)
1 5 .0 0 a n d a b o v e 1 0 0 1 2 .5 0 a n d a b o v e 1 0 0
1 4 .5 0 95 1 2 .0 0 95
1 4 .0 0 90 1 1 .5 0 90
1 3 .5 0 85 1 1 .0 0 85
1 3 .0 0 80 1 0 .5 0 80
1 2 .5 0 76 1 0 .0 0 76
1 2 .0 0 72 9 .5 0 72
1 1 .5 0 68 9 .0 0 68
1 1 .0 0 64 8 .5 0 64
1 0 .5 0 60 8 .0 0 60
1 0 .0 0 56 7 .5 0 56
9 .5 0 52 7 .0 0 52
9 .0 0 48 6 .5 0 48
8 .5 0 44 6 .0 0 44
8 .0 0 40 5 .5 0 40
7 .5 0 37 5 .0 0 37
7 .0 0 34 4 .5 0 34
6 .5 0 31 4 .0 0 31
6 .0 0 28 3 .5 0 28
5 .5 0 25 3 .0 0 25
5 .0 0 23 2 .5 0 23
4 .5 0 21 2 .0 0 21
4 .0 0 19 1 .5 0 19
3 . 5 0 a n d b e lo w 17 1 . 0 0 a n d b e lo w 17

PERFORMANCE CONVERSION TABLE: 1000 METERS RUN/WALK

M en W omen
Timing Points Timing Points Timing Points Timing Points
(Seconds) (Seconds) (Seconds) (Seconds)
3:00 and 100 3:41-3:42 59 4:00 and 100 4:41-4:42 59
below below
3:01 99 3:43-3:44 58 4:01 99 4:43-4:44 58
3:02 98 3:45-3:46 57 4:02 98 4:45-4:46 57
3:03 97 3:47-3:48 56 4:03 97 4:47-4:48 56
3:04 96 3:49-3:50 55 4:04 96 4:49-4:50 55
3:05 95 3:51-3:52 54 4:05 95 4:51-4:52 54
3:06 94 3:53-3:54 53 4:06 94 4:53-4:54 53
3:07 93 3:55-3:56 52 4:07 93 4:55-4:56 52
3:08 92 3:57-3:58 51 4:08 92 4:57-4:58 51
3:09 91 3:59-4:00 50 4:09 91 4:59-5:00 50
3:10 90 4:01-4:02 49 4:10 90 5:01-5:02 49
3:11 89 4:03-4:04 48 4:11 89 5:03-5:04 48
3:12 88 4:05-4:06 47 4:12 88 5:05-5:06 47
3:13 87 4:07-4:08 46 4:13 87 5:07-5:08 46
3:14 86 4:09-4:10 45 4:14 86 5:09-5:10 45
3:15 85 4:11-4:12 44 4:15 85 5:11-5:12 44
3:16 84 4:13-4:14 43 4:16 84 5:13-5:14 43
3:17 83 4:15-4:16 42 4:17 83 5:15-5:16 42
3:18 82 4:17-4:18 41 4:18 82 5:17-5:18 41
3:19 81 4:19-4:20 4058 4:19 81 5:19-5:20 40
3:20 80 4:21-4:22 39 4:20 80 5:21-5:22 39
 3:14 86 4:09-4:10 45 4:14 86 5:09-5:10 45
3:15 85 4:11-4:12 44 4:15 85 5:11-5:12 44
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3:17 83 4:15-4:16 42 4:17 83 5:15-5:16 42
3:18 82 4:17-4:18 41 4:18 82 5:17-5:18 41
3:19 81 4:19-4:20 40 4:19 81 5:19-5:20 40
3:20 80 4:21-4:22 39 4:20 80 5:21-5:22 39
3:21 79 4:23-4:24 38 4:21 79 5:23-5:24 38
3:22 78 4:25-4:26 37 4:22 78 5:25-5:26 37
3:23 77 4:27-4:28 36 4:23 77 5:27-5:28 36
3:24 76 4:29-4:30 35 4:24 76 5:29-5:30 35
3:25 75 4:31-4:32 34 4:25 75 5:31-5:32 34
3:26 74 4:33-4:34 33 4:26 74 5:33-5:34 33
3:27 73 4:35-4:36 32 4:27 73 5:35-5:36 32
3:28 72 4:37-4:38 31 4:28 72 5:37-5:38 31
3:29 71 4:39-4:40 30 4:29 71 5:39-5:40 30
3:30 70 4:41-4:43 29 4:30 70 5:41-5:43 29
3:31 69 4:44-4:46 28 4:31 69 5:44-5:46 28
3:32 68 4:47-4:49 27 4:32 68 5:47-5:49 27
3:33 67 4:50-4:52 26 4:33 67 5:50-5:52 26
3:34 66 4:53-4:55 25 4:34 66 5:53-5:55 25
3:35 65 4:56-4:58 24 4:35 65 5:56-5:58 24

Note:
l The performance in four test items will be converted into points on the basis of above given
tables and sum of all points will be considered as the final score of the candidate in Physical
Efficiency Test.
l Candidate fail to complete successfully or gets disqualified in any of the four test item/s will
be given zero point in the respective test item/s.

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 Courses Under Online Non-Centralized Admission
(Ongoing Classes)

1. B.A.3rd Sem, 5th Sem

ADMISSION SCHEDULE FOR NON-CENTRALIZED ONGOING CLASSES

2. B.C.A. 3rd Sem, 5th Sem

3. B.Com. 3rd Sem, 5th Sem

4. B.B.A. 3rd Sem, 5th Sem

rd th th
5. B.P.Ed. 3 Sem, 5 Sem, 7 Sem

rd th
6. B.Sc (Non-Medical)3 Sem, 5 Sem

rd th
7. B.Sc (Computer Science- Elective ) 3 Sem, 5 Sem

rd th
8. B.Sc (Medical) 3 Sem, 5 Sem

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9. B.Sc (Biotechnology- Elective) 3 Sem, 5 Sem

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10. B.Sc (Microbiology-Elective )3 Sem, 5 Sem

11. B.Sc (Biotechnology)Hons 3rd sem, 5th Sem

12. M.A. (English) 3rd Sem

13. M.A. (Punjabi) 3rd Sem

14. M.A (History) 3rd Sem

15. M.Com 3rd Sem

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16. M.Sc. (Information Technology)3 Sem

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17. M.Sc. (Chemistry) 3 Sem

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18. M.P.Ed 3 Sem

NOTE:
v The Students seeking admission in B.A/B.Sc/B.Com./B.B.A./B.C.A.3rd and 5th Semester, B.P.Ed.
3rd , 5th & 7th Semester and M.A./M.Sc./M.Com/M.P.Ed. 3rd Semester have to apply online on
the DHE website www.dhe.chd.gov.in between 1st August, 2022 (Monday) to 7th August,
2022 (Sunday)
v For admission schedule , refer to the college website www.gc11.ac.in

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 The college is registered at 'National Scholarship Portal'. To avail scholarship under various schemes
floated by Central and State Government from time to time, the students can get themselves registered
at 'National Scholarship Portal': scholarship.gov.in

1. Post Matric Scholarships Scheme for Minorities.

2. Post-Matric Scholarship for Students with Disabilities.
3. Financial Assistance for Education of the Wards of Beedi/Cine/IOMC/LSDM Workers - Post-
Matric.
4. Central Sector Scheme of Scholarships for College and University Students.
5. Prime Minister's Scholarship Scheme For Central Armed Police Forces And Assam Rifles.
6. Prime Minister's Scholarship Scheme for Wards of States/UTs Police Personnel Martyred during
Terror/Naxal attacks.7. Prime Minister's Scholarship Scheme For RPF/RPSF.8. ISHAN UDAY -
Special Scholarship Scheme for North Eastern Region.9.PG INDIRA GANDHI Scholarship for
Single Girl Child.10.PG Scholarship for University rank holders(Ist and IInd rank holders).11.
Umbrella Scheme for Education of ST Children -Post Matric Scholarship (PMS) for ST Students
Arunachal Pradesh.
12. Post Matric Scholarship for SC Students-Chandigarh.
SCHOLARSHIPS/ FEE CONCESSION

13. Post Matric Scholarship Scheme for Transgender Students-Chandigarh.

14. Post Matric Scholarship Scheme for OBC Students-Chandigarh.
15. Dr.Ambedkar Post Matric Scholarship for Economically Backward Class Students-Chandigarh.
16. Centrally Sponsored Post Matric Scholarship Scheme for SC,OBC,ST & Economically Weaker
Students-Himachal Pradesh.
17. Kalpana Chawla Chatravriti Yojana-Himachal Pradesh.
18. Post Matric Scholarship to ST Students -Jammu and Kashmir.
19. Centrally Sponsored Scheme of Post Matric Scholarship for ST Students-Ladakh.
20. Post Matric Scholarship for SC,ST,OBC & EBC Students-Uttarakhand.
21. INSPIRE Scholarship by the Department of Science and Technology.
22. POSE Scholarship( Haryana State Council for Science & Technology).
23. Scholarship Sponsored by Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Ltd.
24. Sports Talent Scholarship, Chandigarh Administration.
25. Indian Council for Cultural Relations Scholarship to Foreign Students.
26. Scholarship to the Wards of Labour by Labour Welfare Department-Punjab.
27. Scholarship to the Wards of Labour by Labour Welfare Department-Haryana.
28. Scholarship for Wards of BSF Serving Personnel for FA out of EDN Fund.

Scholarships sponsored by Panjab University( details on www.dcdc.puchd.ac.in)

1. Scholarships such as Single Girl Child,Physically Challenged,Means-Cum-Merit & Sports
2. Mikhi Ram Sharma Memorial Scholarship
3. Chandigarh Govt. Merit Scholarship on the basis of result of B.A/M.A

Privately Sponsored Scholarships

1. Sitaram Jindal Foundation Scholarship.
2. Kirpal Singh Chauli Trust.
3. Help the Blind Foundation Chennai.
4. Navtej Singh Memorial Charitable Trust.
5. Help Trust, Panchkula.
6. Scholarship in Memory of Shimla Bansal.
7. Dalip Kaur Brar Award to Outstanding Girl in Academics.
8. Harchand Singh Brar Memorial Award to Outstanding NCC Cadet of Army Wing.
9. Professor Ajmer Singh Memorial Award for Best Athlete/Outstanding Sports Person of the
College.
10. Gurbaksh Singh Memorial Award/Scholarship to the Reasearch Scholar in any field of study.

Scholarships by Institute
1. Financial Assistance to Needy Students.
2. Fee Concession.

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 HOSTEL ADMISSION GUIDELINES

The candidates have to apply in advance as per the instructions given below:-
1. Candidates will apply online at www.dhe.chd.gov.in.
2. The Old/New candidates seeking hostel admission must fill hostel option in admission form online
as well as in the hard copy.
3. Hostel seats will be filled strictly on the basis of merit, past conduct/discipline. Old students
securing less than 60% marks will not be given hostel accommodation. Students with
Compartment(s) / Re-appear / Lecture shortage/ Failed in University exam will not be entitled to
hostel facility.
4. Hostel seat is allotted for one academic year only.
5. All rights of admission to the college hostels are reserved with the Principal. No student can claim
admission to hostel as a matter of right. Principal reserves the right to amend, add or delete any of

HOSTEL ADMISSION GUIDELINES

the provisions contained in hostel rules without prior intimation.
6. The admission to hostel is a 4-step process:
Step 1: College Admission
Step 2: Hostel Admission
Step 3: Payment of fees
Step 4: Submission of all kinds of undertakings and supporting documents to the hostel office.

CHECKLIST FOR STUDENTS SEEKING HOSTEL ADMISSION:

1. First installment of Hostel Fee (Rs.20, 000/-approx.)

2. Duly filled Medical Certificate (format to be downloaded from College Website) to be attached.
3. Hostel Undertaking.
4. 1 passport size family photograph.
5. i) 2 Passport size photographs of student.
ii) Individual Passport size photographs of parents.
6. Passport size photographs of two local guardians.
7. Self – declaration / undertaking by hostel residents to adhere COVID-19 SOP and guidelines issued
from time to time by the ICMR, India and U.T. Chandigarh Administration.

INSTRUCTIONS FOR RESIDENTS, PARENTS & LOCAL GUARDIANS

1. Physical presence of the candidate, along with his/her parents & Local Guardian, is compulsory on
the day of hostel admission.
2. Parents to note that the admission formalities/process may take more than one day. So they are
required to make their own accommodation (stay) accordingly.
3. Admitted students will report to the hostel authorities in their allotted hostels one day prior to the
commencement of the classes (Date to be notified on the college notice board / website).
4. A resident who has not qualified/ fulfilled the eligibility conditions for P.U. final examination in the
previous year will not be eligible for Hostel Accommodation next year.

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 5. Any resident opening the room by breaking the hostel lock or seal or window-panes etc. shall be liable to
a minimum fine of Rs.1000/-. In case this kind of conduct is repeated, the student will be liable to
expulsion from the hostel.
5. Any resident opening the room by breaking the hostel lock or seal or window-panes etc. shall be liable to
a minimum fine of Rs.1000/-. In case this kind of conduct is repeated, the student will be liable to
expulsion from the hostel.
6. Details of the hostel rules are mentioned in the Handbook of Hostel Rules available with the respective
hostel offices.
7. No resident shall leave the hostel for any outstation visit without prior written permission from the
Principal / Hostel Authority under any circumstance.
8. It is mandatory for all the hostlers to get their account to open in the State Bank of India, in the college
campus within 7days
9. No student will be allowed to stay in the college hostel during Autumn, Winter and Summer Vacation.
HOSTEL ADMISSION GUIDELINES

10. In case any student takes leave (Medical or for camp etc.,), He/she will have to give prior information to
Hostel Warden.
11. Parents of defaulter scan be called by the hostel authorities any time.
12. Married girls are not allowed to stay in the college hostel. In case a student gets married during the
session, she will have to vacate the hostel. (For Girls residents)
13. Students are expected to maintain a decent dress code in the hostel and college premises
14. Hostel rooms and premises must be kept neat and tidy.
15. The College is not responsible for any inappropriate behaviour/action of the student which is
detrimental to accepted social norms.
16. Action will be taken against the erring students, who pass undesirable remarks about fellow students,
indulge in physical and mental torture and show disobedience and non co-operative behaviour.

MESS RULES

1. Mess dues must be paid by the 15th of every month failing which the mess facility will be stopped with
effect from16th of month and the defaulters will be charged Rs.10/-per day as late payment charges till the
last day of particular month & so on.
2. There will be a compulsory minimum diet count as decided by the Hostel Committee of the College.
3. Any fine/ charges imposed on the residents or mess contractors will be utilized for the welfare of the
hostel residents.
4. No guest will be allowed to enter the mess for meals without permission of the Chief Warden/Wardens.
5. Residents are not to take away mess utensils outside the mess hall or to their rooms.

RESIDENCE RULES

1. Ragging is strictly prohibited as per the Hon'ble Supreme Court orders. Defaulters will face punitive
action and will be expelled from the hostel.
2. Shifting of hostels and changing of rooms within hostels are not allowed under any circumstances.
3. If the resident is caught keeping illegal guests his room allotment will be cancelled.

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4. Any resident having a defaulter record in the previous session shall not be provided hostel
accommodation.
5. Every resident must lock his room while leaving for class or going out, failing which strict
disciplinary action will be taken. The safety of a student belonging/valuable is his/her own
responsibility. He/She must take care of his belongings and valuables.
6. Students must bring their own bedding, bed linen, door curtain, bucket/mug and locks.
7. Furniture will be issued to the inmates against their signature. Each student will be responsible for
any breakage or loss of furniture issued to her.
8. All the students will report daily for Roll-Call in their respective hostels at - 5:30 p.m. in winter
(Nov. to Feb.) & 6:30 p.m. in summer.
9. Timings:- Closing time: 10:00 pm (Night)
10. Visiting Hours:-
Saturday: 2:00pm to 5:30pm
Sunday: 10:30am to5:30pm

HOSTEL ADMISSION GUIDELINES

11. Entry of the visitors in the visitors' register is compulsory.
12. Students MUST carry their hostel ID cards with them at all times and must present the same to any
hostel authority whenever asked for. Students MUST deposit their hostel ID cards at the main gate of
the College every time they go out of college premises
13. The residents are to strictly adhere to the night out rules given in the hostel

NOTE:
• Hostel Warden has the full authority to take strong action on the residents who do not comply
with the hostel rules and guidelines.
• Strict disciplinary action will be taken against residents resorting to any kind of misbehavior or
misconduct.
• General Hostel which is situated off-campus of the college at sector-15B, Chandigarh is under
renovation.

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 Self – Declaration / Undertaking by Hostel Residents of PGGC-11
Session 2022-2023

I, _________________________________ S/D/O _____________________________ studying at

________________________________________Roll no. ________________ R/O
______________________________________________________ hereby declare the following
voluntarily:
SPECIMEN FOR UNDERTAKING BY HOSTEL RESIDENTS

1. I will strictly adhere to the SOP and guidelines issued from time to time for Hostel residents by the
ICMR, India and U.T. Chandigarh Administration.
2. I will take all the precautions against COVID-19 and will cooperate to the best of my capacity with
the hostel authorities.
3. I shall submit COVID-19 negative test report (RT –PCR) at the time of joining the hostel.
4. I am not suffering from any co-morbidities any disease like diabetes, hypertension or heart/lung /
kidney related disease, etc.
5. I will wear a face mask as well as any other prescribed protective gear and maintain physical social
distancing in my college and hostel campus stay at my own expense.
6. I will regularly wash my hands with soap and water for at least 40 seconds or clean them with
alcohol based sanitizer.
7. I will use AarogyaSetu App on my mobile and they will remain active at all times.
8. I am taking admission in the hostel with proper permission from my parents/guardians and the
college and hostel authority is not responsible in this regard, for any of my health complications.
9. Principal reserves the right to decide allotting rooms to number of students according to size and
space of the room as desired in the guidelines as COVID -19
10. I understand that I shall not be allowed weekly outing till COVID-19 protocols are in place.
11. I understand that no visitor shall be allowed to visit me other than in case of medical emergency
12. I also understand that Post Graduate Government College-11 Chandigarh has a dispensary with
nurse available for limited time on working days only. However in case of COVID-19 infection, I
will immediately inform my parent or guardian and hostel authority. My parent or local guardian
will visit the hostel within 1 hour after communication to take care for me that I may require
isolation, treatment and/or hospitalization outside the campus, for which I will follow
Government laid down protocols. In no way, College and Hostel Authority will be held
responsible, if I developed COVID-19 infection after my stay in the hostel.

Student's Signature: _________________________________________________________

Name of the Students: ________________________________________________________

Contact No.: _______________________________________________________________

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 UNDERTAKING BY PARENTS/GUARDIAN

I, _____________________________________________________ , father / mother / guardian of

______________________________________________________, have read the terms of above

undertaking and understand that the above norms are for my ward's benefit during this pandemic

SPECIMEN FOR UNDERTAKING BY PARENTS/GUARDIAN

period .I also understand that if he /she fail to comply with these terms, he/she will be liable for suitable

action as per hostel rules and regulations. I undertake that he/she will strictly follow the above terms

and condition.

Father's/Mother's Signature: __________________________________________________

Name of the Father/Mother: ___________________________________________________

Permanent Address: __________________________________________________________

Contact no. (Father/Mother):___________________________________________________

Guardian Signature: _________________________________________________________

Name of the Guardian: _______________________________________________________

Mention Guardian relation with students: ________________________________________

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 Chairperson Dr. Sangam Kapoor

Dr. Gurmel Singh

Co-ordinators

Dr. Sharda Bharti

Members Dr. Shalini Wadhwa

Ms. Sonu Aggarwal

PROSPECTUS COMMITTEE

Ms. Anu Sharma

Ms. Nisha Gupta

Dr. Anshul Singh Thapa

Ms. Shabina

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