BRAOU 2023-24 Courses & Admissions
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AMBEDKAR OPEN UNIVERSITY
Prof. G. Ram Reddy Marg, Road No:46, Jubilee Hills, Hyderabad-500 033, Telangana. India
PROSPECTUS
2023-24
1. Master of Library & Information Science (MLISc)
2. Bachelor of Library & Information Science (BLISc)
3. Diploma in Environmental Studies (DES)
4. Diploma in Women's Studies (DWS)
5. Diploma in Human Rights (DHR)
6. Diploma in Writing for Mass Media in Telugu (DWMMT)
7 Diploma in Culture and Heritage Tourism (DCHT)
8. Diploma in Psychological Counselling (DPsy.C)
9. Advanced Diploma in Financial Management (DFM)
10. Advanced Diploma in Marketing Management (DMM)
11. Advanced Diploma in Human Resoruce Management (DHRM)
12. Advanced Diploma in Operations Management (DOM)
13. Certificate Programme in NGO Management (CPNGOM)
14. Certificate Programme in Early Childhood Care and
Education (CECE)
15. Certificate Programme in Literacy and Community
Development (CPLCD)
16. Certificate Programme in Food and Nutrition (CPFN)
EDUCATION AT YOUR DOORSTEP
IMPORTANT NOTES
Indian citizens only will be given admissions in Dr. BRAOU
1. The candidate has to visit BRAOU portal (www.braouonline.in) to access the Application
Form for online registration.
2. The print out of filled-in Application Form along with copies of certificates shall be
submitted in the study centre where he / she wishes to seek admission.
3. The information furnished and certificates submitted as proof of qualification, date of
birth, caste etc., are final and which cannot be changed till the student is graduated from
the university. Finally, this information will also appear in the certificates to be issued by
the University. The women candidates, even after their marriage, shall write
their surname and father's name as shown in their SSC memo or school TC or
affidavit. In no case they shall write either the surname of husband or the
name of husband.
4. Candidates shall make all their payments through Debit card / Credit card or TS / AP
Online Centres. No payment shall be made in cash to any person in any study
centre. University is not responsible for any such transactions. No D.D. will be
accepted.
5. No changes will be EFFECTED in the certificates with regard to caste and
date of birth either during the programme or after completion of the programme.
6. The University has set up a Help Desk and call center at the headquarters to provide
guidance to the students. Therefore, the students are advised to get full details of
admission either through Help Desk or through the concerned Study Centre. The
following are the numbers of Help Desk.
For details & updated information please visit portal : www.braouonline.in
HELP DESK NUMBERS FOR ADVICE AND GUIDANCE
738 29 29 570
738 29 29 580
738 29 29 590
738 29 29 600
Call Center : 1800 599 0101
CONTENTS
I ABOUT THE UNIVERSITY 1
II. INSTITUTIONAL MISSION AND MANDATE 1
III. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS 1
1. Master of Library & Information Science (MLISc) 1
2. Bachelor of Library & Information Science (BLISc) 4
CBCS- Structure of BLISc 6
IV. Diplomas 7
A. Instructional Methodology 7
B. Duration of the Programme 8
C. Learner Support Centers (LSCs) For Diplomas 8
D. Fee Details 9
E. Evaluation 9
1) Diploma in Environmental Studies (DES) 9
2) Diploma in Women's Studies (DWS) 10
3) Diploma in Human Rights (DHR) 11
4) Diploma in Writing for Mass Media in Telugu (DWMMT) 11
5) Diploma in Culture and Heritage Tourism (DCHT) 12
6)Diploma in Psychological Counselling (DPsyC) 13
7) Advanced Diploma in Financial Management (DFM) 14
8) Advanced Diploma in Marketing Management (DMM) 17
9) Advanced Diploma in Human Resoruce Management (DHRM) 19
10) Advanced Diploma in Operations Management (DOM) 21
11) Certificate Programme in NGO Management (CPNGOM) 27
12) Certificate Programme in Early Childhood Care and Education (CECE) 32
13) Certificate Programme in Literacy and Community Development (CPLCD) 36
14) Certificate Programme in Food and Nutrition (CPFN) 40
V. General Information 42
VI. Mode of Admission 43
VII. Important Instructions 43
VIII. How to fill Online Registration Form 43
IX. Admission Procedure 45
X. Instructions 48
XI. Enclosures 55
ANNEXURE – I : TUITION FEE PARTICULARS 56
ANNEXURE - II : GENERAL ENQUIRY 57
SERVICE CERTIFICATE (For BLISc & MLISc) 58
MODEL REGISTRATION FORM 59
I. ABOUT THE UNIVERSITY
Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Open University, formerly known as Andhra Pradesh Open
University, is the first Open University in India established by an Act of State Legislature in
1982 in Andhra Pradesh representing a unique system of Open Learning. The University
serves the objective of democratisation of higher education and the ideals of continuing education.
Without any restrictions of age, gender and occupation, the University extends educational
opportunities to the people in all walks of life. The University offers the Certificate, Diploma,
Degree and Postgraduate programmes through distance mode. All the programmes are
recognised by UGC and Distance Education Bureau (DEB).
II. INSTITUTIONAL MISSION AND MANDATE
a) To provide educational opportunities to those who could not take advantage of
conventional institutions of higher learning.
b) To provide equality of educational opportunities for higher education of large
segments of the population, including those in employment, women (including
housewives) and adults who wish to upgrade their education or acquire knowledge
in various fields through distance education.
c) To provide flexibility with regard to eligibility for enrolment, age of entry, choice of
courses, methods of learning, conduct of examinations and operation of the
programmes.
d) To complement the programmes of the existing universities in the states of TS &
AP in the field of higher learning, so as to maintain the highest standards on par
with those of the best universities in the country.
e) To promote integration within the state through its policies and programmes.
f) To offer degree courses and non-degree certificate courses for the benefit of the
working population in various fields and for the benefit those who wish to enrich
their lives by studying subjects of culture and aesthetic value.
g) To make provision for research and for advancement and dissemination of
knowledge.
h) To serve as a source of continuing education, consultancy and to provide equal
access to knowledge and higher education.
III. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
1. MASTER OF LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SCIENCE (M.LI.Sc) (ENGLISH MEDIUM)
In order to meet the increasing demand for postgraduate studies in Library and Information
Science, the Department of Library and Information Science of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Open
University started the M.LI.Sc. Programme in the academic year 1998-99. The Programme is
open to both in-service as well as fresh candidates, who have qualified with a B.LI.Sc degree
and those who have a strong desire to upgrade their professional skills in the field. The Programme
is designed to provide Library and Information Science education with special emphasis on the
techniques of information handling and information management with the use of information
technology.
The aims of the M.LI.Sc. Programme are:
To prepare and equip the candidates with professional skills in the management of
libraries.
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To train candidates to assume managerial levels in the libraries and information
centres of various organisations.
The objectives of M.LI.Sc. Programme:
i) To acquaint the student with the role of information in society;
ii) To give the students an understanding of the application of modern management
ideas and techniques in the management of information systems and centres;
iii) To familiarize the students with various information systems and programmes at
national, regional and international levels;
iv) To impart training in various methods of information handling (i.e.processing,
organization and retrieval);
v) To provide the students the basic theoretical and practical knowledge of the
application of information technology to libraries and information centres;
vi) To acquaint the students with various research methods and their use in library and
information science;
vii) To provide the students an area of specialisation in any of the areas of public,
academic, special or digital libraries.
THE CURRICULUM
The Programme includes six core courses, one Elective Course (to be chosen from
Four electives 7A,7B,7C,7D offered) and Computer Practicals.
The Programme consists of the following Courses
Core Courses Theory Assign- Total
ments
MLS-01 :Information, Communication and Society 70 30 100
MLS-02 :Management of Information Systems and Centres 70 30 100
MLS-03 :Information Processing and Retrieval 70 30 100
MLS-04 :Information Systems and Programmes 70 30 100
MLS-05 :Application of Information Technology 70 30 100
MLS-06 :Research Methodology 70 30 100
MLS-07 :ELECTIVE (Any ONE has to be chosen): - - 100
7A Academic Libraries
7B Special Libraries
7C Public Libraries
7D Digital Libraries
MLS-08 : Computer Practicals - - 100
Note:
i) The M.LI.Sc Programme's academic counselling for an elective course is offered
through the study centre subject to a minimum prescribed number of eligible
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candidates registered for that course at that study centre.
ii) For students of M.LI.Sc, the attendance at Winter/Summer schools (intensive
contact programme) and Computer Practicals is compulsory.
DURATION AND MEDIUM OF INSTRUCTIONS
The duration of the programme is one academic year. The maximum period for completion
of programme is two academic years. The maximum period allowed to the candidate ceases
with the supplementary examination of the last year of the period i.e at the end of the 2 (two)
academic years. If the University for any reason does not conduct the supplementary examination
of the last year, the maximum period allowed to the student ceases with the annual examination
of that year. The medium of the instruction is English and Examination will be in English only.
STUDY CENTRES
The MLiSc. programme shall be offered through five Regional Centers / Learner Support
Center of the University located at Hyderabad, Warangal, Visakhapatnam, Tirupathi and
Vijayawada.
Sl. No. Location of RC Cell Number Study Centre
Code No.
01 S.V. Arts & Science College, Tirupati - 517 502.
Ph. No.0877-2249607 7382929617 017
02 Dr. V.S. Krishna Govt. Degree College, Visakhapatnam - 530 003.
Ph. No.0891-2536673 7382929619 019
03 University College of Arts & Science, Subedari, Hanamkonda.
Warangal - 506 001. Ph. No.0870-2511862 7382929621 021
04 SRR & CVR Govt. Degree College, Machavaram,
Vijayawada. Ph. No. 0866-2434868 7382929642 042
05 PG Study Centre, Learners Service Centre, DR. BRAOU,
Jubilee Hills, Hyderabad. Ph: 040-23556524 7382929770 228
ADMISSION ELIGIBILITY
Eligibility to get Admission into the M.LI.Sc. Programme.
i) B.LI.Sc. Degree from any recognised University with 40% marks. For SC & ST
35% marks.
The method of selection of candidates for admission shall be based on the order of merit
in the marks secured in B.LI.Sc. for all categories. Government rules and regulations pertaining
to reservation of seats in Universities shall be followed.
Fifty percent of the seats in each study centre shall be allotted to B.LI.Sc. degree holders
working in recognised libraries with a minimum one year experience in the regular post.(Format
of Service Certificate is given on Page No: 58).
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RECOGNISED LIBRARIES
a) Academic Libraries : Libraries of Universities, Degree and recognised
Junior Colleges and High Schools ;
b) Special Libraries : Libraries of Research and Training Institutions,
Libraries attached to Industrial Undertakings (of the
State and Central Governments and Joint Sectors)
and Libraries attached to Industrial Undertakings in
the Private Sector recognised as Public Limited
Companies.
c) Public Libraries : Libraries established by an Act of the State
Government.
d) School Libraries : Libraries in recognised High Schools.
e) Private Libraries : Recognised/aided by Government (RC No. must be
provided).
2. BACHELOR’s DEGREE IN LIBRARYAND INFORMATION SCIENCE (BLISc) (ENGLISH &
TELUGU MEDIUM)
Bachelor of Library & Information Science Programme (B.LI.Sc.) is offered by the
Department of Library & Information Science. Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Open University in both
English and Telugu Media. Keeping in view the new reforms suggested by the University
Grants Commission, the Department of Library & Information Science introduced Choice Based
Credit System in the BLISc programme from the academic year 2017-18.
The main objectives of the BLISc programme are to:
1. Prepare and equip the students with the necessary professional skills in the management
of Library & Information Centres.
2. Make the students understand the role of Library & Information Centres in the Society.
3. Familiarize the students with various reference and information sources available in
both print and electronic media.
4. Train the students in the use of different classification schemes, catalogue codes.
5. Acquaint the students with basic skills of Information Technology.
6. Help the students to improve the English Language Skills to make them competitive in
the work place.
7. Train the students to build good public relations with the administration, faculty,
researches and the user community in the library.
BLISc Programm of one year duration is structured in two semesters. In all, the student has to
study 5 types of courses in these two semesters. These are:
Ability Enhancement Compulsory Courses (AECC)
Skill Enhancement Courses (SEC)
Generic Elective (GE)
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Discipline Specific Elective (DSE)
Discipline Specific Courses (DSC)
The student will study 3 DSC in the first semester. Apart from these student has to study
4 other courses. The department offers two discipline specific electives in the second semester.
The student has to opt any one course. These courses are planned in such a way that these
help the student to improve the language skills, computer skills, communication skills and public
relations that are required to work effectively in the library.
The student will study 3 DSC in the second semester. Apart from these, the student has
to study 4 other courses. Student has to select one Discipline Specific Elective from the two
options provided, study skill enhancement course and submit a report on the working of libraries
by visiting any library in their vicinity. This semester focuses on improving the knowledge of the
student about the electronic resources, designing library databases and visit to various libraries
to acquaint with the current developments in the profession.
The student should select one of the options for Discipline Specific Course provided in
the Registration form (See Page No. 58 for Instructions)
Admission Procedure:
An applicant seeking admission into the Bachelor of Library and Information Science
(BLISc) must be a Graduate of a recognised university. The following is the admission procedure
in order of preference :
a) Graduates Working in a recognised library with a minimum of one year experience
in a regular or substantial post of the rank of a Record Assistant or above (Experience
certificate proforma enclosed at page no. 57);
b) Graduates with Diploma or Certificate in Library Science from Government
recognised institutions;
c) Professional graduates (Law, Pharmacy, Engineering) and
d) Graduates with 50% aggregate marks and 5% relaxation will be allowed in case of
SC/ST/BC/PH candidates.
Regional Centers / Learner Support Centers
The BLISc. programme shall be offered through the following study centres of the University
Sl.No. Location of RC/LSC Cell Number Study Centre
Code No.
01 S.V. Arts & Science College, Tirupati - 517 502.
Ph. No.0877-2249607 7382929617 017
02 Dr. V.S. Krishna Govt. Degree College, Visakhapatnam - 530 003.
Ph. No.0891-2536673 7382929619 019
03 University College of Arts & Science, Subedari, Hanamkonda.
Warangal - 506 001. Ph. No.0870-2511862 7382929621 021
04 PG Study Centre, Learning Service Centre, Road No. 45
Jubilee Hills, Hyd. 7382929770 228
05 SRR & CVR Govt. Degree College, Machavaram,
Vijayawada. Ph. No. 0866-2434868 7382929642 042
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CBCS Structure - BLISc
First Semester
No. Sl. No. Course Title Credits Marks
I 1 English for LIS Professionals (LSC) 3 60
II 2 Public Relations in LICs (AECC) 3 60
III 3 Computer Skills (Practicals) (SEC) 3 60
IV 4 Scholarly Communication (GE) 3 60
V Discipline Specific Courses (DSC)
5 Library & Society 6 100
6 Information Technology Basics 6 100
7 Library Classification - Theory & Practice 6 100
Total 30 540
Second Semester
No. Sl. No. Course Title Credits Marks
I 1 Database Design (Practicals) (SEC) 3 60
II DSE (Choice of one from two courses offered
2A Electronic Resources in Science and Technology 6 100
2B Electronic Resources in Social Sciences
& Humanities
III Discipline Specific Courses (DSC)
3 Management of Library & Information Centres 6 100
4 Information Sources & Services 6 100
5 Library Cataloguing - Theory & Practice 6 100
IV 6 Report on Library Visit (Library Practical Work) 3 60
Total 30 520
LSC - Language Specific Course
AECC - Ability Enhancement Compulsory Course
SEC - Skill Enhancement Course
GE - Generic Elective
DSE - Discipline Specific Elective
DSC - Discipline Specific Course
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Important Note
i) When filling the admission form, the student should select one of the electives i.e.,
2A (Electronic Resources in Science and Technology) or 2B (Electronic Resources
in Social Sciences and Humanities) that are offered in BLISc Second semester.
ii) Academic counselling / contact classes are offered subject to the minimum number
of students admited into the programme at that centre.
iii) For students of B.LI.Sc., the attendance for Computer Practicals is compulsory.
iv) Admission is open to all those who qualify the eligibility criteria.
v) There are no assignments for B.LI.Sc. Programme.
Candidates seeking admission under in-service category must submit a service certificate
in the format specified. (Page No: 39).
The recognised libraries are :
a) Academic Libraries : Libraries of Universities, Degree/Junior Colleges
and School libraries (Libraries of Govt. recognised
High Schools only).
b) Special Libraries : Libraries of Research and Training institutions,
Libraries attached to Industrial undertakings (of the
State and Central Government and Joint sector);
and Libraries attached to Industrial Undertakings in
private sector recognised as Public Limited
companies.
c) Public Libraries : Libraries established by an Act of the State Govt.
d) Private Libraries : Recognised / aided by Government (RC No. must
be provided).
DIPLOMAS
IV. Diploma in Environmental Studies (DES) (English Medium) / Diploma in Women’s
Studies (DWS) (English Medium) / Diploma in Human Rights (DHR) (Telugu
Medium) Diploma in Culture & Heritage Toursim (DCHT) (English Medium)
and Diploma in Writing for Mass Media in Telugu (DWMMT).
1. Admission into the one year Diplomas is open to all citizens of India who hold a Bachelor’s
Degree in any discipline from an Indian University recognised by the UGC.
2. If the minimum number of eligible candidates (ie., 10) are not registered at a study centre,
for that academic year and such candidates will be given admission at a nearby study
centre where 10 or more than 10 candidates are registered for admission.
3. The minimum period for completion of the programme is one year. The student may
however, take upto three years to complete the Diploma Programme.
A. INSTRUCTIONAL METHODOLOGY
The University imparts instruction through a variety of modes. Upon enrolment, the
learner is sent printed course material specially prepared for self-study. Regular broadcast of
radio lessons over All India Radio, Hyderabad - A is another means of disseminating education
to students in remote areas. The University also regularly telecasts video lessons through
Doordarshan Yadagiri and Sapthagiri Channels from Monday to Friday and organises
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Teleconferencing sessions on Sunday between 2 and 3 p.m. In addition to the above strategies,
Audio Tapes and Video Tapes covering various aspects of the subject of study are made
available to the students through the Study Centre for replay and discussion. Library facilities
including text books and reference books are also available at the study centres.
Further, at the Study Centre, the students receive assistance from experienced Counsellors
to resolve their problems in the study of the subject. The head of each Study Centre designated
as Joint Director/ Deputy Director/ Assistant Director or Co-ordinator serves as a link between
the University, the counsellors and the students.
Every student admitted to a programme is attached to a Study Centre according to his/
her convenience. While the student’s choice will be given weightage, the University reserves
the right of allotment to any other centre on administrative or other reasons.
The student is given assignments to help him/her to monitor his/her progress through the
programme. There are set dates for the completion of assignments. Assignments are
compulsory and carry 30% weightage in each course.
From the year 2023-24, the University made a provision for submission of all
Diplomas and Certificate programmes assignments scanned through mobile and
uploaded online in the university website www.braou.ac.in / www.braouonline.in.
Further, it is informed that all assignments are evaluated by Controller of Examinations
through DOES (Digital Onscreen Evaluation System) programming and necessary
proforma and technical information will be provided by COE branch.
B. DURATION OF THE PROGRAMME
The duration of all the Programmes is one academic year. The maximum period for
completion of the programme is two academic years.The maximum period allowed to the
candidate ceases with the supplementary examination of the last year of the period i.e. at the
end of the 2nd academic year. If the University for any reason does not conduct the supplementary
examination of the last year, the maximum period allowed to the student ceases with the annual
examination of that year.
C. LEARNER SUPPORT CENTERS (LSCs) FOR DIPLOMAS
The Learner Support Center (LSC) is the contact point at the local level. Select the
Learner Support Center that is convenient to you and write clearly, in order of preference the
name of the LSC where you wish to register for Counselling and other facilities. The LSC
makes available to you the Audio Visual equipment, Library and other facilities on
all working days. All Mondays and the Tuesdays following Second Saturday of the month
are weekly holidays for LSC in addition to normal public holidays declared by the
Government.
Sl. No. Location of RC/LSC Cell Number Centre
Code No.
01 S.V. Arts & Science College, Tirupati - 517 502.
Ph. No.0877-2249607 7382929617 017
02 Dr. V.S. Krishna Govt. Degree College, Visakhapatnam - 530 003.
Ph. No.0891-2536673 7382929619 019
03 University College of Arts & Science, Subedari, Hanamkonda,
Warangal - 506 001. Ph. No.0870-2511862 7382929621 021
04 SRR & CVR Govt. Degree College, Machavaram,
Vijayawada. Ph. No. 0866-2434868 7382929642 042
05 Post Graduate College (OU), Paradise 'X' Road,
Secunderabad - 500 003. Ph: 040-27903886 7382929623 023
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D. FEE DETAILS
1. Master of Library & Information Science Rs. 10,300
2. Bachelor of Library & Information Science Rs. 5,300
3. Diploma in Psychological Counselling Rs. 15,000
4. Advanced Diploma in Marketing Management Rs. 8,000
5. Advanced Diploma in Financial Management Rs. 8,000
6. Advanced Diploma in Human Resource Management Rs. 8,000
7. Advanced Diploma in Operations Managements Rs. 8,000
8. Diploma in Environmental Studies Rs. 5,200
9. Diploma in Writing Mass Media in Telugu Rs. 5,200
10. Diploma in Women’s Studies Rs. 4,000
11. Diploma in Human Rights Rs. 4,000
12. Diploma in Culture and Heritage Tourism Rs. 5,200
13. Certificate Programme in NGO Management Rs. 2,100
14. Certificate Programme in Early Childhood Care and Education RS. 5,400
15. Certificate Programme in Literacy and Community Development Rs. 2,100
16. Certificate Programme in Food and Nutrition Rs. 1,600
E. EVALUATION
At the end of the academic year, the student has to take a written examination of three
hours duration for each course paper. Each paper will carry 100 marks which consist of 70
marks for the year-end examinations and 30 marks for assignments. The pass marks for each
paper are 40. Candidate has to secure a minimum of 12 marks out of 30 in assignments (6 marks
minimum in each assignment out of 15) and a maximum of 28 marks out of 70 in the year-end
examination to pass the course. The students have to download the assignments of all
these programmes from the University website www.braou.ac.in, braouonline.
From the year 2023-24, the University made a provision for submission of all PG, Diplomas and
Certificate programmes assignments scanned through mobile and upload online in the university
website www.braou.ac.in / www.braouonline.in. Further, it is informed that all assignments
are evaluated by Controller of Examinations through DOES (Digital Onscreen Evaluation
System) programming and necessary proforma and technical information will be provided by
COE branch.
However, for BLISc Programme pass marks for each of the discipline specific courses
is for 100 marks, for the year - end examinations. Hence there are no assignments.
1. Diploma in Environmental Studies (DES) (English Medium)
The objectives of the Diploma Programme in Environmental Studies are :
1. To explain environmental issues in Indian and global context with a focus on the
preservation and protection of Natural Resources.
2. To explain the genetic resources of livestock.
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3. To discuss conventional energy resources and alternative energy sources including
nuclear energy.
4. To explain human activities and their relationship with environmental pollution,
various laws of environmental protection and the role of voluntary and other
agencies in environmental awareness.
5. To examine issues such as growth of population etc. and their effect on human
health, pollution, food adulteration and food preservation.
6. To study the problems related to toxic and chemical wastes emanating from
different industries and their effect on human health.
7. To discuss the importance of forests, afforestation, social forestry and people’s
movements on deforestation.
Sl. No. Courses Max. Marks
a) Compulsory Courses
1 Ecology, Environment and Development 100
2 Environmental Awareness and Health 100
3 Contemporary Environmental issues 100
4 OPTIONAL COURSES (any one to be selected) 100
a) Physical Sciences
b) Environmental Biology
c) Environmental Geoscience
d) Environment: A Social Science Perspective
5 Project Work 100
2. Diploma in Women’s Studies (DWS) (English Medium) Objectives
1. To introduce and create an awareness of feminist theories and to incorporate this
awareness into their world view
2. To discuss current social issues confronted by women.
3. To create an awareness of women’s health problems
4. To sensitise learners about women's constitutional rights and legislation
5. To provide learners with a comprehensive understanding of development programmes
of the government and ensure their participation as interventionists in their
implementation.
Sl. No. Courses Theory Assignts Total
1 Theoretical Approaches to Women’s Studies :
Concepts and Categories 70 30 100
2 Women in Contemporary India 70 30 100
3 Women’s Health Issues and Concepts 70 30 100
4 Women’s Rights and Law 70 30 100
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5 Women and Politics 70 30 100
6 Project Report (for Practical / Field Experience)- - 100
3. Diploma in Human Rights (DHR) (Telugu Medium)
Objectives
1. To create awareness of the concept and to give a philosophical approach to Human
Rights as a global issue.
2. To give a comprehensive understanding of the Fundamental Rights guaranteed by
the Indian Constitution.
3. To update the knowledge on the emerging issues in the process of development.
4. To develop consciousness on various disadvantaged groups of society and their
constitutional rights and provisions.
5. To give an idea about Human Rights movements and Government’s response
including the powers and functions of National Human Rights Comission NHRC.
Sl. No. Courses Theory Assignts Total
1 Human Rights : Philosophical Foundations 70 30 100
2 Human Rights : Historical Perspectives 70 30 100
3 Human Rights : Global Experience 70 30 100
4 Human Rights in India : Constitutional, Legal &
Institutional framework 70 30 100
5 Human Rights in India : The Socio,
Economic,Political Context 70 30 100
6 Project Report - - 100
4. Diploma in Writing for Mass Media in Telugu (DWMMT)
Objectives
1. To introduce the students to the different components of the media namely writing
for Newspapers, Radio, Television Documentaries Cinema and Advertisements and
to expose them to the basic systems of the media concepts Institutions and laws.
2. To acquaint the students with the basic knowledge of the media and in particular to
inculcate skills in writing for the media.
3. To enable writers and Journalists to enhance their professional skills in the media.
4. To introduce learners to different styles, registers and writing trends in one particular
media and also provide opportunities to them to use these skills appropriately.
An Applicant
a) must be a graduate from a recognized University or must possess equivalent
qualifications.
or
b) should have passed Intermediate or an equivalent examination and have at least 11
three years experience in writing for media and should be sponsored by the Press
Academy of Telangana / Andhra Pradesh .
Sl. No. Courses Theory Assignts Total
1 Prasara Maadhyamala Parichayam 70 30 100
2 Patrika-Rachana Padhathulu 70 30 100
3 Electronic Maadhyamaala Rachana Padhathulu 70 30 100
4 Prasaara Sadhanaalalo Bharateeya Bhaashala
Naveekarana Samasyalu 70 30 100
5 Varthamana Vyavaharalu 70 30 100
5. Diploma in Culture and Heritage Tourism (DCHT) (English Medium)
Admission in to the One year Diploma in Culture and Heritage Tourism is open to all
citizens of India who hold a Bachelor's Degree in any discipline from Indian University recognized
by the UGC and which is a Member of the Association of Indian Universities. Admissions are
made on the basis of merit at the qualifying examinations. Admission criteria will be as per the
University norms for all other Diplomas.
Programme Objectives
1. To provide an vocational type of course for Graduates in general and those graduates
who studied history as one of their optional subjects at their Degree level in particular.
The Programme also aims to help those persons who have taken up either Tourism promotion
as their profession in augmenting and strengthening their branch of field knowledge and
thereby contribute for their professional enrichment.
2. To train learners for the better and effective functioning of the Tourism Department by
providing persons who are well-equipped with adequate and up to date knowledge in the
operational techniques and methods.
3. To bring awareness among learners on the avenues for Tourism and rich Cultural
Heritage.
Course Information
This Diploma in Culture and Heritage Tourism has five courses and one dissertation i.e.
Sl.No. Courses Theory Assignts Total
1 Cultural Heritage 70 30 100
2 Principles and Practices of Tourism 70 30 100
3 Management of Hospitality Services 70 30 100
4 Guide Services 70 30 100
5 Essentials of Tourism Management 70 30 100
6 Dissertation 100 - 100
Dissertation
The submission of dissertation is compulsory. The learner has to select the topic of
dissertation three months before the end of the course. The topic must be selected by the
12 learner from list of topics provided by the Department. The learner has to undergo Internship
in a Hotel/Resort/Monument/Tour Operations/Guide Services and Tourism etc. to write the
dissertation.
Contact - Cum - Counselling Sessions
a) The Contact-cum-Counselling sessions are arranged only at those LSC of the list, where
the minimum number of admitted students is ten (10). If the number of admitted students
at a LSC is less than ten (10), the students may utilise the Counselling services in other
nearby LSC. However, the examinations will be held at the LSC where the student is
admitted. Further, the student shall have to submit the assignments only at the LSC
where he / she has taken the admission.
b) If no student attends the contact classes continuously for two sessions at a LSC, the
counselling facility for that course at that LSC will be discontinued.
6) DIPLOMA IN PSYCHOLOGICAL COUNSELLING
Objectives
1. To provide knowledge about principles, scope, types, techniques, stages, aproaches theories
and ethical values of counselling.
2. To provide deeper understanding of adaptive and maladaptive behaviour of children,
adolesents, adults and elder people.
3. To develop professional knowledge and skills to enable learners to effectively deal and
social, psychological problems and maladaptive behaviours.
4. To train students in the effective use of differfent therapleutic techniques.
5. To develop knowledge and skills in psychological testing and assessment of clients for
proper understanding of maladeptive behaviours.
S.No. Course Marks
1. Introduction to counselling of Psychology 100
2. Personality and Assessment 100
3. Psychological Disorders 100
4. Counselling skills and Techniques 100
5. Practicum 100
6. Internship / project work 100
Eligibility : The eligibility for admission into Diploma programme is Bachelor's Degree with
psychology as one of the subjects or M.A/M.Sc in Psychology from a Recognized Universities.
Duration : One year Medium : English Marks : 100 (each course)
Fees : Rs. 15,000/- (Fifteen thousands)
Practical classes 10 days and the attendance is compulsory.
List of R.C/LS.Cs offering Diploma Psychological Counselling Programme
Centre
S.No. Code No. Name of the Study Centre
1 005 JKC College, Guntur.
2 006 SRR Govt. Degree College, Karimnagar.
3 007 S.R. & B.G.N.R. Govt. College, Khammam.
4 012 Giriraj Government College, Nizamabad.
5 017 S.V. Arts & Science College, Tirupathi.
6 019 Dr. V.S. Krishna Govt. Degree College, Visakhapatnam.
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7 228 PG Study Centre, Learners' Service Centre, Dr. BRAOU Campus,
Hyderabad. Ph: 040-23680655, 23680505
V) POST-GRADUATE DIPLOMA PROGRAMS IN FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT,
MARKETING MANAGEMENT, HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT AND
OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT:
The Department of Business Management has started four Post-Graduate Diploma
Programs, listed below, from the academic year 2022-23:
1) Post-Graduate Diploma in Financial Management;
2) Post-Graduate Diploma in Marketing Management;
3) Post-Graduate Diploma in Human Resource Management; and
4) Post-Graduate Diploma in Operations Management.
These Programs are offered through Semester-Mode with Credit-System. To get the certificate
awarded by the University, the student has to complete 10 courses (five courses in each
semester), including Project Work and Viva-Voce in the Second Semester. Each course has a
weightage of five (05) credits, equal to 100 marks.
Notes: (a) The minimum duration of these programs is one academic year and hence these
Programs are not equivalent to the Post-Graduate Degree Programs.
(b) For all these four P G Diploma Programs, University will supply the course materials
to the students in the form of soft copy (e-books) and not in the physical form.
However, as per the norms of the University, if the enrolment in each program
exceeds 100, then the course material will be provided in the printed form (books)
to the students.
A) POST-GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
Financial management is one of the highly specialised wings of management that focuses on
efficient financial planning for an organisation. Unlike the traditional approach that was merely
restricted to fund-raising, in the modern corporate world, the finance department is responsible
for the strategic planning, direction, and control of financial matters in a company. It also
includes fiscal management and coining the management principles for an organisation’s financial
assets. From strategising the capital structure, capital budgeting, dividend structure, and scenario
planning to crucial decision making such as mergers, acquisitions, franchising, and business
expansion – financial management is the backbone that manages the fundamental resource,
i.e., Capital. Finance Department is responsible to build and maintain the financial health of an
organisation, including planning, implementing and monitoring various activities relating to it.
The PGDFM Program offered by the University will help the learner to develop required
knowledge and skills in core areas of Financial Management. The Program is beneficial for
both - the industry, which is looking for candidates with the required knowledge and skills in the
Financial Management field and fresh graduates and working executives, who are looking for
a formal management education in the field for their career advancement.
The Program is designed for:
Students and working professionals wish to gain knowledge and insights on the basic
activities of the finance function of an organization;
Students and working professionals looking forward to enhance their knowledge and
understanding on various facets of financial management of an organization like analysis
of securities, portfolio management, Indian financial system and structure, varied financial
services available in the market, the concept and structural framework of control systems
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in organizations, management control process, how financial decisions are taken in the
context of MNCs; and
Working professionals want to learn the practical application of modern concepts,
techniques and methods relating to financial management area in business operations.
Program Learning Objectives: The PGDFM Program is designed to make the student:
Understand the role, functions and various aspects of general management, organizational
behaviour, and financial management, in addition to financial, cost and management
accounting areas and managerial economics, the knowledge of which is essential in
decision-making;
Acquire knowledge and skills in quantitative analysis that are essential to conduct research
relating to various business issues / areas and present a report on them; and
Gain a detailed knowledge in some of the specialization facets of finance area, namely,
security analysis and portfolio management, financial markets and services, management
control systems and international financial management.
Program Learning Outcomes: After the successful completion of the Program, students
should be able to:
Apply the knowledge of the concepts, theories, principles, practices, etc., acquired in the
general management and organizational behaviour areas to solve business problems;
Employ the skills acquired through the study of Managerial Economics and Accounting
for Management courses in making rationale and right decisions;
Use the skills acquired for the collection, analysis and interpretation of the data and
writing a report that enables the management in decision-making;
Use the skills acquired in the core functions of finance, namely, investment decision,
financing decision, and dividend decision, in addition to the management of working capital
in their career;
Acquire skills in security analysis and portfolio management areas and employ them in
the practical work situations;
Demonstrate the knowledge acquired about various financial services available in the
market like banking and insurance services, merchant banking, mutual funds, venture
capital, etc., in organizational situations;
Comprehend the concept and structural framework of control systems in organizations,
management control process, special applications of control systems, etc., and apply the
knowledge in organizational situations; and
Acquire knowledge about the management of financial matters at international level, including
the markets for foreign exchange and derivatives, foreign exchange exposure management,
international investment decision, international financing decisions, etc. and use the same in
their career.
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PROGRAM STRUCTURE
(From the Academic Year 2022-23 Onwards)
SEMESTER – I
Marks for Marks for Total Number
Title of the Course Continuous Semester-End Marks of Credits
Assessment* Examination
101: Management 30 70 100 5
Process
& Behaviour
102: Managerial 30 70 100 5
Economics
103: Quantitative Analysis
30 70 100 5
for Research
104: Accounting for 30 70 100 5
Management
105: Financial 30 70 100 5
Management
TOTAL 25
500
SEMESTER – II
Marks for Marks for Total Number
Title of the Course Continuous Semester-End Marks of Credits
Assessment* Examination
201: Security Analysis & 30 70 100 5
Portfolio Manage
ment
202: Financial Markets 30 70 100 5
and Services
203: Management Control
30 70 100 5
Systems
204: International 70
30 100 5
Financial
Management
205: Financial N.A. N.A. 100** 5**
Management
TOTAL 500 25
Note: (1) *Assignments.
(2) ** 3 Credits (60 Marks) are for Project Report and 2 Credits (40 Marks) are for Viva-Voce.
Viva-voce examination will be conducted at a comprehensive level.
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B) POST-GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN MARKETING MANAGEMENT
With new waves of globalization across the world, there is a dire need to develop a pool of
marketing professionals in both manufacturing and service sectors. The PGDMM is especially
beneficial for both - the industry, which is looking for candidates with the required knowledge
and skills in the marketing field and fresh graduates and working executives, who are looking
for a formal management education in the field for their career advancement.
The Program is designed for:
Students and working professionals wish to gain knowledge and insights on the basic
activities of the marketing function of an organization;
Students and working professionals looking forward to enhance their knowledge and
understanding on various facets of marketing including marketing strategy, consumer
behaviour, marketing research; sales, distribution & brand management, retailing
management and also marketing dynamics from an international business perspective;
and
Working professionals want to learn the practical application of modern marketing
techniques and methods in business operations.
Program Learning Objectives: The PGDMM Program is designed to make the student:
Understand the role, functions and various aspects of general management, organizational
behaviour, business environment, and marketing, in addition to managerial economics,
the knowledge of which is essential in decision-making;
Acquire knowledge and skills in quantitative analysis that are essential to conduct research
relating to various business issues / areas and present a report on them; and
Gain a detailed knowledge in some of the specialization facets of marketing, namely,
consumer behaviour, marketing research, sales management, advertising management,
retailing management and international marketing.
Program Learning Outcomes: After the successful completion of the Program, students
should be able to:
Apply the knowledge of the concepts, theories, principles, practices, etc., acquired in the
general management and organizational behaviour areas to solve business problems;
Demonstrate the ability to critically analyze business environment by applying contemporary
analytical tools;
Employ the skills acquired through the study of Managerial Economics in making rationale
and right decisions;
Use the skills acquired for the collection, analysis and interpretation of the data and
writing a report that enables the management in decision-making;
Apply the knowledge gained in carrying out various activities of marketing, especially
relating to marketing mix and promotion mix;
Analyze consumer buying patterns and employ marketing research methodologies to
determine environmental and competitive factors affecting products and services;
Comprehend about advertising and sales management in organizations and use the
knowledge in their career;
Use the knowledge gained through the study of retailing management course in real
world situations; and
Gain knowledge about carrying out marketing approaches and strategies in the international
context and adopt the same in practical situations.
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PROGRAM STRUCTURE
(From the Academic Year 2022-23 Onwards)
SEMESTER – I
Marks for Marks for Total Number
Title of the Course Continuous Semester-End Marks of Credits
Assessment* Examination
101: Management 30 70 100 5
Process
& Behaviour
102: Managerial 30 70 100 5
Economics
103: Quantitative Analysis
30 70 100 5
for Research
104: Business 30 70 100 5
Environment
105: Marketing 30 70 100 5
Management
TOTAL 25
500
SEMESTER – II
Marks for Marks for Total Number
Title of the Course Continuous Semester-End Marks of Credits
Assessment* Examination
201: Consumer 30 70 100 5
Behaviour &
Marketing Research
202: Advertising & Sales 30 70 100 5
Management
203: Retailing
30 70 100 5
Management
204: International 70
Marketing 30 100 5
205: Project Report & N.A.
N.A. 100** 5**
Viva- Voce
TOTAL 500 25
Note: (1) *Assignments.
(2) ** 3 Credits (60 Marks) are for Project Report and 2 Credits (40 Marks) are for
Viva-Voce.
Viva-voce examination will be conducted at a comprehensive level.
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C) POST-GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
The functioning and success of every department in an organization depends on its human
resource, recognized presently as human capital. A good HR department is critical to an
employee-oriented, productive workplace in which employees are energized and engaged. The
remit of the Human Resources Department encompasses an entire organization and today
plays an increasingly important strategic role. From a traditional role of ensuring employment
law compliance and maintaining staffing pattern, to becoming an influential partner in the strategic
development of an organization, the HR Department has come a long way. The broader range
of responsibilities, as well as a deeper understanding of an organization’s most important asset
– its people – means the HR department has emerged as true support for all managers. The
PGDHRM Program will help you to develop your knowledge and skills in core areas of human
resource management (HRM) and start or further your career as a HR professional. The
Program will also enhance the expertise of students in professional activities related to employee
resourcing, employee development, employment relations, employment law, etc. The Program
is beneficial for both - the industry, which is looking for candidates with the required knowledge
and skills in the Human Resource Management field and fresh graduates and working executives,
who are looking for a formal management education in the field for their career advancement.
The Program is designed for:
Students and working professionals wish to gain knowledge and insights on the basic
activities of the human resource management function of an organization;
Students and working professionals looking forward to enhance their knowledge and
understanding about the basic functions and activities of HRM like human resource
planning, recruitment, selection, training and development, etc., and also few other
important facets of HRM like performance management, various legal provisions relating
to the management of the workers, maintenance of good relations among various segments
of the organizations, and also the intricacies relating to the management of human resource
at international level; and
Working professionals want to learn the practical application of modern concepts,
techniques and methods relating to HRM area.
Program Learning Objectives: The PGDHRM Program is designed to make the student:
Understand the role, functions and various aspects of general management, organizational
behaviour, business environment, and human resource management, in addition to
managerial economics, the knowledge of which is essential in decision-making;
Acquire knowledge and skills in quantitative analysis that are essential to conduct research
relating to various business issues / areas and present a report on them; and
Gain a detailed knowledge in some of the specialization facets of HR area, namely,
performance management, labour laws, management of industrial relations and
international human resource management.
Program Learning Outcomes: After the successful completion of the Program, students
should be able to:
Apply the knowledge of the concepts, theories, principles, practices, etc., acquired in the
general management and organizational behaviour areas to solve business problems;
Demonstrate the ability to critically analyze business environment by applying
contemporary analytical tools;
Employ the skills acquired through the study of Managerial Economics in making rationale
and right decisions;
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Use the skills acquired for the collection, analysis and interpretation of the data and
writing a report that enables the management in decision-making;
Use the skills acquired in the core functions of HRM like the human resource planning,
recruitment, selection, development, evaluation of performance, reward management,
employee engagement, in addition to recent developments in HR area like HRIS, Human
Resource Accounting and Auditing for HR in their career;
Apply the knowledge gained relating to various aspects relating to performance
management like performance management planning, performance analysis, performance
audit, measurement, counseling, etc., in their career;
Employ the knowledge gained through the study of various labour legislations in their
profession;
Demonstrate the knowledge gained through the study of management of industrial relations,
i.e., union-management relations, collective bargaining, grievance handling, disciplinary
issues, employment involvement in decision-making, etc., in practical situations; and
Learn in detail about the functions, activities, practices, etc., of International Human
Resource Management and employ the knowledge in their career.
PROGRAM STRUCTURE
(From the Academic Year 2022-23 Onwards)
SEMESTER – I
Marks for Marks for Total Number
Title of the Course Continuous Semester-End Marks of Credits
Assessment* Examination
101: Management 30 70 100 5
Process
& Behaviour
102: Managerial 30 70 100 5
Economics
103: Quantitative Analysis
30 70 100 5
for Research
104: Business 30 70 100 5
Environment
105: Marketing 30 70 100 5
Management
TOTAL 25
500
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SEMESTER – II
Marks for Marks for Total Number
Title of the Course Continuous Semester-End Marks of Credits
Assessment* Examination
201: Performance 30 70 100 5
Management
202: Labour Laws 30 70 100 5
203: Management of
30 70 100 5
Industrial Relations
204: International 30 70 100 5
Human Resource
Management
205: Project Report & N.A. N.A. 100** 5**
Viva- Voce
500 25
TOTAL
Note: (1) *Assignments.
(2) ** 3 Credits (60 Marks) are for Project Report and 2 Credits (40 Marks) are for
Viva-Voce. Viva-voce examination will be conducted at a comprehensive level.
D) POST-GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT
The goal of any organization – may be in manufacturing or service sector - is to maximize
efficiency within an organization, increase the organization’s productivity, increase profits while
reducing costs, and ensure the production and delivery of high-quality products or services that
suit consumers’ needs. In this competitive world, providing high quality products / services at
right time and at right place to the customers is a big challenge to the organizations. Operations
Management comes into the picture here. The PGDOM Program prepares the student to
confront the challenges put forth by the field. The Program is beneficial for both - the industry,
which is looking for candidates with the required knowledge and skills in the Operations
Management field and fresh graduates and working executives, who are looking for a formal
management education in the field for their career advancement.
The Program is designed for:
Students and working professionals wish to gain knowledge and insights on the basic
activities of the operations function of an organization;
Students and working professionals looking forward to enhance their knowledge and
understanding on various facets of operations management of an organization like supply
chain and logistics management, total quality management, maintenance management,
recent concepts in the area at international level, including the role of human resource in
all these operations; and
Working professionals want to learn the practical application of modern concepts,
techniques and methods relating to operations management area in business operations.
Program Learning Objectives: The PGDOM Program is designed to make the student:
Understand the role, functions and various aspects of general management, organizational
behaviour, business environment, and operations management, in addition to managerial
economics, the knowledge of which is essential in decision-making; 21
Acquire knowledge and skills in quantitative analysis that are essential to conduct research
relating to various business issues / areas and present a report on them; and
Gain a detailed knowledge in some of the specialization facets of operations area, namely,
supply chain management, total quality management, world class manufacturing and
maintenance management.
Program Learning Outcomes: After the successful completion of the Program, students
should be able to:
Apply the knowledge of the concepts, theories, principles, practices, etc., acquired in the
general management and organizational behaviour areas to solve business problems;
Demonstrate the ability to critically analyze business environment applying contemporary
analytical tools;
Employ the skills acquired through the study of Managerial Economics in making rationale
and right decisions;
Use the skills acquired for the collection, analysis and interpretation of the data and
writing a report that enables the management in decision-making;
Apply the knowledge gained relating to various concepts and aspects relating to supply
chain, logistics, inventory, transportation, SCM models, use of IT in SCM, etc., in their
career;
Employ the knowledge and skills learnt about quality standards, tools, techniques, Six
Sigma process, implementation of quality and TQM, etc.;
Use the skills acquired relating to varied aspects of World Class Manufacturing like
MRP, MRP-II, JIT, lean manufacturing, automation, robotics, industry-4, HR dimensions
in world class manufacturing, etc.; and
Demonstrate the knowledge gained on various facets of Maintenance Management (MM)
in organizations like the strategies, key issues of MM, maintenance planning and scheduling
methods, integrated maintenance systems, advanced maintenance systems, advanced
tools and techniques in MM, etc.
PROGRAM STRUCTURE
(From the Academic Year 2022-23 Onwards)
SEMESTER – I
Marks for Marks for Total Number
Title of the Course Continuous Semester-End Marks of Credits
Assessment* Examination
101: Management 30 70 100 5
Process
& Behaviour
102: Managerial 30 70 100 5
Economics
103: Quantitative Analysis
30 70 100 5
for Research
104: Business 30 70 100 5
Environment
105: Marketing 30 70 100 5
Management
TOTAL 25
500
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SEMESTER – II
Marks for Marks for Total Number
Title of the Course Continuous Semester-End Marks of Credits
Assessment* Examination
201: Supply Chain 30 70 100 5
Management
202: Total Quality
30 70 100 5
Management
203: World Class
Manufacturing 30 70 100 5
204: Maintenance 30 70 100 5
Management
205: Project Report & N.A. N.A. 100** 5**
Viva- Voce
500 25
TOTAL
Note: (1) *Assignments.
(2) ** 3 Credits (60 Marks) are for Project Report and 2 Credits (40 Marks) are for
Viva-Voce. Viva-voce examination will be conducted at a comprehensive level.
E) General Guidelines Relating to the PGDFM, PGDMM, PGDHRM & PGDOM Programs
1) Eligibility Criteria and Admission Process
Admission into the one year PGDFM, PGDMM, PGDHRM & PGDOM Programs is
open to all citizens of India who hold a Bachelor’s Degree in any discipline from any
Indian University recognized by the UGC.
Candidates who completed Chartered Accountancy / Cost Accountancy / Company
Secretary from the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) / Institute of Cost
Accountants of India (ICAI) / Institute of Company Secretaries of India (ICSI) are also
eligible to seek admission into the Programs.
There is no entrance test to admit the candidates into the Programs.
2) Intake: There is no limit on the intake into the Programs.
3) Medium of Instruction: The medium of instruction for the study and for examinations is
English only.
4) Duration of the Program: Minimum duration of the Program is one (01) academic year,
divided into two semesters. Maximum duration within which a student shall complete the
Program is two (02) academic years. Re-admission may be taken as per the norms of
the University in vogue.
5) Tuition Fee: Tuition Fee is Rs.8000/- (Eight Thousand Only) for the Program (for both
semesters) and the students shall pay the full amount of tuition fee in single instalment at
the time of admission. Further, the students shall pay the Examination Fee as per the
norms of the University.
Note: (a) Fee Structure is subject to change by the University from time to time; and
(b) Tuition fee once paid will not be refunded / adjusted against any other fee under any
circumstances.
6) Instructional Methodology: The Program is delivered through different modes that are
accessible and flexible to the students:
Provision of course material in SLM (Self-Learning Material) format to the students 23
(either in the form of soft copy / hard copy);
Organize the Contact-cum-Counselling Classes through on-line mode from the University
Headquarters to enable the students enrolled at different LSCs to attend the classes;
A common Webinar will be organized on both the Project Report Writing and Case
Analysis for all the students enrolled for different programs offered by the Department
of Business Management, viz., MBA, MBA (HHCM), Advanced Diploma and CNGO
Management Programs; and
Video and audio lessons for each course will be uploaded in the University Website /
YouTube (the students can view / hear these lessons at their own pace / place /
convenience).
Notes: (1) For all these four P G Diploma Programs, University will supply the course materials
to the students in the form of soft copy (e-books) and not in the physical form. However,
as per the norms of the University, if the enrolment in each program exceeds 100, then
the course material will be provided in the printed form (books) to the students.
(2) Contact-cum-Counselling Classes will be organized on Saturdays and Sundays (other
than public holidays).
7) Learner Support Centres: The LSC is the contact point at the local level. Select
the LSC that is convenient to you and write clearly, in order of preference the name of the LSC,
where you wish to register for counselling and other facilities. The Programs are offered only
at 10 Regional Centres / Learner Support Centres of the University in both the States of
Telangana and Andhra Pradesh, as listed below:
S.No. Location of RCC / Study Centre Phone Numbers Centre Code No.
1. S.R.R. Govt. Degree College, Karimnagar 0878-2201013 006
7382929606
2. SR & BGNR Govt. College, Khammam 08742-227871
7382929607 007
3. M.V.S Govt. Arts & Scinece College, 08542-275947
Mahabubnagar 7382929609 009
4. Nagarjuna Govt. College, Nalgonda 08682-223768
7382929610 010
5. Girraj Govt. College, Nizamabad 08642-222055
7382929612 012
6. S.V. Arts & Science College, Tirupati 0877-2249607
7382929617 017
7. Dr. V.S. Krishna Govt. Degree College, 0891-253667373
Visakhapatnam 82929619 019
8. University Arts & Science College, 08702511862
Subedari, Hanumakonda, Warangal 7382929621 021
9. SRR & CVR Govt. Degree College, 0866-2434868
Machavaram, Vijayawada 7382929642 042
10. Post-Graduate College (OU), 040-27903886
Secunderabad 7382929623 023
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The Head of each RC / LSC, designated as Joint Director / Deputy Director / Assistant
Director / Coordinator, serves as a link between the University, the academic counsellors and
the students. The students receive guidance and support from experienced counsellors in their
subjects / courses concerned at the Learner Support Centres.
Every student admitted to a Program is attached to a LSC according to his / her convenience.
While the student’s choice will be given weightage, the University reserves the right of allotment
to any other centre on administrative or other reason.
Notes: (a) If the minimum number of eligible candidates (i.e., 10) is not registered at a study
centre, for that academic year, such candidates will be given admission at a nearby
study centre where 10 or more than 10 candidates are registered for admission.
(b) All Mondays and the Tuesdays following Second Saturday of the month are weekly
holidays for Study Centres, in addition to normal public holidays declared by the
Government. All Sundays, except declared as a public holiday, are working days
for the University Study Centres.
8) Evaluation System: The evaluation system of these four Advanced Diploma Programs
consists of two components: (a) Continuous Assessment (Assignments) – carries a
weightage of 30% and (b) Semester-End Examinations – carries a weightage of 70%.
That is, out of 100 marks for each course, 30 marks are assigned for Continuous
Assessment and 70 marks are assigned for Semester-End Examinations. The pass
marks for each course are 40. Students shall secure a minimum of 12 marks out of 30 in
assignments (6 marks minimum in each assignment out of 15) and a minimum of 28
marks out of 70 in the Semester-End Examinations to pass the course.
‘Project Report & Viva-Voce’ is the last course in the Second Semester of all programs. To get
the certificate awarded, as mentioned earlier, the student has to submit a Project Report and
attend Viva-Voce Examination also. This course also, like all other courses, has a weightage of
5 Credits, out of which 3 Credits are assigned to Project Work / Report and 2 Credits to the
Viva-Voce Examination.
Based on the performance of the student in both the Continuous Assessment and Semester-
End Examinations, Letter Grade and Grade Point will be awarded to the student.
Model Semester-End Question Paper is given at the end of the course material of each course.
The students shall download the assignments from the University websites (www.braou.ac.in
and / or https://www.braouonline.in/), write the answers and submit the assignments as per the
instructions uploaded along with the assignments.
TOTAL NUMBER OF MARKS AND CREDITS: SEMESTER-WISE
SEMESTER TOTAL NUMBER OF TOTAL NUMBER OF
MARKS CREDITS
1ST SEMESTER 500 25
2ND SEMESTER 500 25
1000 50
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INFORMATION ABOUT AWARD OF LETTER GRADE AND GRADE POINTS
Range of Marks Letter Grade Explanation Grade Point
Obtained in a Course
85-100 O Outstanding 10
70-84 A Very Good 9
60-69 B Good 8
55-59 C Above Average 7
50-54 D Average 6
40-49 E Satisfactory 5
Less Than 40 F Fail 0
Absent Ab Absent —-
(9) Re-Admission Provision: Student who couldn’t complete the Program within the maximum
duration can take re-admission as per the norms of the University in vogue at that time.
Study Centre will not be changed for students seeking re-admission.
10) Project Work Guidelines: Students are advised to read the ‘Guidelines for Preparing
Project Report’ carefully and proceed accordingly while working on the Project Report.
These Guidelines, along with the list of eligible Project Supervisors / Project Guides, will
be uploaded on the University Website separately.
Career Opportunities: India is a developing economy and both manufacturing and service
sectors are growing a fast rate in the country. There are career opportunities to the candidates
who possess required knowledge, skills and capabilities in different specialization areas in the
field of management. This program can make you a competitive candidate in the job market,
seek best career opportunities and several benefits including becoming potential candidate for
promotion in a short span of time, become more knowledgeable leader, enhance decision-
making abilities, increase your team’s job performance, and develop specialized skills that apply
to most industries.
If any further information is required, the applicants are required to contact on the following
numbers: 040 – 23680440 / 441 / 443 / 453
Note: For admission process and other details, please go through the instructions given in the
later part of the Prospectus.
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V
MBA
A. UNAIDS INDIA
HIV / AIDS
UNHCR, UNICEF, WFP, UNDP,
UNFPA, UNODC, ILO, UNESCO, WHO World Bank
UNAIDS INDIA.
UNAIDS
HIV / AIDS
UNAIDS
a) Direct Admission
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b) Sponsored Admission NGO's
B.
CNGO
I
II :
III :
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CNGO
I :
II :
III :
IV :
CNGO - 03 :
I :
II :
III :
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www.braou.ac.in
www.braou.ac.in, www.braouonline.in
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C.
Sl.No. Location of RCC / Study Centres Cell Number Centre
Code No.
1 Govt. Degree College for Men, Adilabad, 08732-221016 7382929601 001
2 Govt. Degree College for men, Anantapur, Ph. No. 08554-222448 7382929602 002
3 Govt. Degree College for Men, Kadapa, Ph. No. 08562-258866 7382929603 003
4 Sir CRR College, Eluru, West Godavari Dist. Ph: 08812-241049 7382929604 004
5 J.K.C. College, Guntur, 0863-2244323 7382929605 005
6 S.R.R. Govt. College, Karimnagar, Ph. No. 0878-2253599 7382929606 006
7 S.R. & B.G.N.R. Govt. College, Khammam, 08742-227871 7382929607 007
8 Silver Jubilee Govt. College, Kurnool, Ph. No. 08518-230055 7382929608 008
9 M.V.S. Arts & Science Govt. College, Mahaboobnagar
08542-275947 7382929609 009
10 Nagarjuna Govt. College, Nalgonda, Ph. No.08682-223768 7382929610 010
11 Sri Sarvodaya College, Nellore Ph.No.0861-2332162 7382929611 011
12 Giriraj Govt. College, Nizamabad, Ph. No.08642-222055 7382929612 012
13 CSR Sarma College, Ongole, Prakasam Dist - 523001.
Ph: 08592-235348 7382929613 013
14 Govt. Degree College, Rajahmundry, Ph. No. 0883-2473080 7382929614 014
15 Govt. Degree College, Siddipet, 08457-223826 7382929615 015
16 Govt. Degree College (Men), Srikakulam, 08942-226001 7382929616 016
17 S.V. Arts & Science College, Tirupati, Ph. No.0877-2249607 7382929617 017
18 Dr. V.S. Krishna Govt. Degree College, Visakhapatnam
Ph. No.0891-2536673 7382929619 019
19 M.R. College, Vizianagaram - 535 002. Ph: 08922-229058 7382929620 020
20 University Arts & Science College, Subedari, Hanamkonda,
Warangal - 506 001. 0870-2511862 7382929621 021
21 SRR & CVR Govt. Degree College, Machavaram,
Vijayawada. Ph. No. 0866-2434868 7382929642 042
22 Post Graduate College (OU), Paradise 'X' Road,
Secunderabad - 500 003. Ph: 040-27903886 7382929623 023
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VI. CERTIFICATE PROGRAMME IN EARLY CHILDHOOD CARE AND
EDUCATION
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Open University, Faculty of Education offer two unique certificate
programmes to strengthen preschool competenancies in teachers. The Department of Education
designed a special programme CECE for Aganvanade's teaching. The Certificate programme
in Literary and Community Development (CLCD) these two Certificate Programme were started
from the academic year 2011-12.
The Certificate Programme in Early Childhood Care and Education (CECE) of Dr. B.R.
Ambedkar Open University, aims to develope the understanding and competencies required by
practising teachers for effective teaching-learning process at the pre-primary stage. It enables
trainees to select and organise learning experiences according to the requirement of learners.
In addition, it provides knowledge and develops in them an understanding of areas of child
development, pre-school management etc.
A. Programme Objectives
The Programme aims to enable teacher traines of pre-school teachers the following
objectives :
a) To strengthen the professional competencies of pre-school teachers.
b) To develop an understanding of the various methods and approaches of organising
learning experiences for pre-primary school children.
c) To understand the nature of the learning process and develop skills required in
selecting and organising learning experiences.
d) To develop skills involved in dealing with the academic and personal problems of
children.
e) To develop skills in selection, development and usage of activities and to develop an
understanding of the various techniques of management in the classroom.
B. Duration
The minimum duration of the programme is six months. However, the maximum period
allowed for completion of the programme will be one year.
C. Medium of Instruction : English and Telugu
D. Eligibility
i) The candidate should be 18 years of age as on 01-07-2023.
ii) There is no entry qualifications.
E. Admission
The candidates are required to fill in the Online Application Form through the University
portal www.braouonline.in.
F. Learner Service Centers
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PROGRAMME CENTRES FOR CECE
G. Programme Fee
C e n tr e Name & Address of the Programme C e n tr e Name & Address of the Programme
Code No C e n tr e Code No C e n tr e
Andhra Mahila Sabha College of Gurujada College of Education,
90 1 90 6
Teacher Education, Munasabpet - 532401
Osmania University Campus, S r i kaku l um .
Hyderabad - 500044 Mobile: 9441284959
Mobile: 9440670046
90 2 Govt. College of Teacher Education, 90 7 Browns College of Education,
Subedari, Hanamkonda, Warangal – Ammapalem (Village), Konijerla
PIN: 506001. (Mandal), Khammam- 507305
Mobile: 9866889198 Mobile: 9666003153
Institute of Advanced Studies in
90 3 Education (IASE) 90 8 Osmania Graduates Association and
Head,Department of Education, Exhibition Society College of
Andhra University, Education, Vidyaranyapuri – 501101
Vishakhapatnam - 530003. Opp: Government Junior College,
Mobile:9490798631 Parigi, Vikarabad Dist.
Institute of Advanced Study in Annamacharya College of Education,
0
90 4 90 9
Education, New Boyanapalle, Rajampeta, Kadapa
B-Camp, Kurnool–518002. District -516126.
Mobile: 9985311500 Mobile: 9000952002/ 9290743232
90 5 A.L. College of Education, 91 0 Vani Nikhetan College of Education
Bradipet, Guntur - 522002 Mukarampura - 505001
Mobile: 9948172639 Karimnag ar
98 4905 998 7O
The programme fee is Rs. 5,400/-. (Rupees Five thousand four hundread only)
H. Programme Structure
The programme is essentially a judicious mix of theory and an exposure to internship /
practice to develop knowledge, skills and aptitude of pre-school teachers. Illustrations and
cases and relevant situations and activities comprise the core of each course. These are suitably
supported by theoretical aspects to the extent needed. Considering the job requirement of pre-
school teachers and the broad programme objectives, the following four courses are prescribed:
CECE 1 : Principles of Early Childhood Care and Education
S. No. Course Course Weightage Theory Assignment Intership Credits
Code Title of Marks Marks marks marks
1 CECE- Principle of 100 70 15 15 4
01 ECCE
2 CECE- Approaches to 100 70 15 15 4
02 ECCE
3 CECE- Planning and 100 70 15 15 4
03 Implementation
of ECCE
4 CECE- Administration 100 70 15 15 4
04 and Management
of Pre School
and Day Care
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CECE 2 : Approaches of Early Childhood Care and Education
CECE 3 : Planning and Implementation of Early Childhood Care and Education
Programme
CECE 4 : Administration and Management of Pre-school and Day-Care Centres
I. Instructional System
The Certificate in Early Childhood Care and Education Programme delivery system includes
the multi-media approach, i.e., self-instructional print material, audio / video components and
counselling sessions. These sessions are also helpful for preparation of Theory exams.
J. Academic Counselling
The academic counselling duration is for 16 days, with intensive face-to-face interaction
to develop skills and competencies which will be organised at the LSC. The dates will be fixed
by the Department of Education., Dr. BRAOU. Academic counselling sessions will be held in
one or two spells. The LSC coordinators will also provide the counselling schedule. The
counselling sessions will include clarifications required in the print material and audio / video
programmes through active interaction with students.
After the academic counselling is over, the students of CECE will have a minimum
exposure/ practice with the children of a nearby Anganwadi or Day Care Centre. The internship
is fixed for 12 days that includes observation of children, classroom interaction helping / assisting
teachers and handling children in the classroom. This is done in two phases.
First Phase: Observation of children - 2 days. Observation of classroom transaction - 2 days.
Assisting the teacher - 2 days.
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K. List of RCs and LSCs
Sl.No. Location of RCs and LSCs / Study Centres Cell Number Centre
Code No.
1 Govt. Degree College for Men, Adilabad, 08732-221016 7382929601 001
2 Govt. Degree College for men, Anantapur, Ph. No. 08554-222448 7382929602 002
3 Govt. Degree College for Men, Kadapa, Ph. No. 08562-258866 7382929603 003
4 Sir CRR College, Eluru, West Godavari Dist. Ph: 08812-241049 7382929604 004
5 J.K.C. College, Guntur, 0863-2244323 7382929605 005
6 S.R.R. Govt. College, Karimnagar, Ph. No. 0878-2253599 7382929606 006
7 S.R. & B.G.N.R. Govt. College, Khammam, 08742-227871 7382929607 007
8 Silver Jubilee Govt. College, Kurnool, Ph. No. 08518-230055 7382929608 008
9 M.V.S. Arts & Science Govt. College, Mahaboobnagar
08542-275947 7382929609 009
10 Nagarjuna Govt. College, Nalgonda, Ph. No.08682-223768 7382929610 010
11 Sri Sarvodaya College, Nellore Ph.No.0861-2332162 7382929611 011
12 Giriraj Govt. College, Nizamabad, Ph. No.08642-222055 7382929612 012
13 CSR Sarma College, Ongole, Prakasam Dist - 523001.
Ph: 08592-235348 7382929613 013
14 Govt. Degree College, Rajahmundry, Ph. No. 0883-2473080 7382929614 014
15 Govt. Degree College, Siddipet, 08457-223826 7382929615 015
16 Govt. Degree College (Men), Srikakulam, 08942-226001 7382929616 016
17 S.V. Arts & Science College, Tirupati, Ph. No.0877-2249607 7382929617 017
18 Dr. V.S. Krishna Govt. Degree College, Visakhapatnam
Ph. No.0891-2536673 7382929619 019
19 M.R. College, Vizianagaram - 535 002. Ph: 08922-229058 7382929620 020
20 University Arts & Science College, Subedari, Hanamkonda,
Warangal - 506 001. 0870-2511862 7382929621 021
21 SRR & CVR Govt. Degree College, Machavaram,
Vijayawada. Ph. No. 0866-2434868 7382929642 042
22 Post Graduate College (OU), Paradise 'X' Road,
Secunderabad - 500 003. Ph: 040-27903886 7382929623 023
The certificate programme in CECE will be conducted at the above mentioned RC/LSCs. Student
should contact these centres for admission, work shops and course material.
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VII. (Certificate Programme in
Literacy and Community Development)
A. (Aims of the Programme)
B.
C.
D.
E.
F.
G. : Course I :
Course II :
Course III :
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H.
Assignment Assignment
www.braou.ac.in /
www.braouonline.in
certificate programme in
Literacy and Community Development
Assignments
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J.
Schedule of Topics for Contact-cum-Counselling Classes
1st Hour 2nd Hour 3rd Hour
(9 to 10.30 am) (10.30 am to 12 noon) (12 Noon to 1.30 pm)
Introduction on Course-I Introduction on Course-II Introduction on Course-III
(Block -I) (Block -I) (Block -I)
Course-I (Block-I) Course-II (Block-I) Course-III (Block-I)
Course-I (Block-II) Course-II (Block-II) Course-III (Block-II)
Course-I (Block-III) Course-II (Block-III) Course-III (Block-III)
Course-I (Block-IV) Course-II (Block-IV) Course-III (Block-IV)
Revision Revision Revision
Evaluation Evaluation Evaluation
Discussion on Scheme of Discussion on Scheme Discussion on Scheme of
Examination & Question of Examination & Examination & Question
Paper Question Paper Paper
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VIII (Certificate Programme in Food and Nutrition)
A.
B.
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F.
Assignment)
G.
H.
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(ii)
IX. GENERAL INFORMATION
1. CHANGE / TRANSFER OF THE RC/LSC
The following is the procedure for change/transfer of RC/LSC:
a) The RC/LSC Support centre is done only once during the minimum duration
of any programme.
b) For effecting any transfer of student from one LSC to another LSC, the student
shall submit his / her application in the prescribed form in the University with the
documentary evidence/proof for such transfer.
c) The reasons such as change of place on account of marriage, employee on transfer,
etc., may be considered. However, no transfer of RC/LSC shall be recommended
without any valid reason and without documentary evidence.
d) Students who seek re-admission or re-enrollment to the Programme are not eligible
42 for transfer of RC/LSC after the re- admission is granted.
2. RE-ADMISSION PROVISION
Student who couldn't complete the programme within the maximum duration can
take readmission as per the norms of the university in vogue at the time. RC/LSC
will not be changed for students seeking re-admission.
X. MODE OF ADMISSION
The admission to PG /Diploma and Certificates Programmes of the University
for the Academic Year 2024-25, are subject to Government / UGC Guidelines. The
mode of admissions to the university programmes will be displayed in the university
website (www.braouonline.in) based on the Govt. instructions issued from time to
time.
XI. IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS
i) The candidates have to read the admission notification carefully, to see their eligibility to
a particular programme.
ii) The candidate have to go through the prospectus carefully, to see their eligibility to a
particular course and selection of study centres Based on the criteria mentioned in the
prospectus, optionals in a particular couse have to be selected.
iii) The relevant certificates required for admission should be kept handy before proceeding
to fill the admission form.
XII. HOW TO FILL THE ONLINE ADMISSION REGISTRATION FORM - 2024-25
Enter into the portal of BRAOU ie., www.braouonline.in
Click on PG I Year / Diploma / Certificate Programmes Online Admission Registration
Form 2024 - 25. As you click on it, all MLISc, BLISc, DPsyC, DMM, DFM, DHRM, DOM,
DES, DWMMT, DHR, DWS, DCHT, CNGOM, CECE, CPLCD & CPFN will appear on the
monitor.
Click on the Programme to which you wish to register. For example, if you wish to study
MLISc, Click on MLISc Registration. Like wise you can click on the Programme of study ie.,
BLISc, DPsyC, DMM, DFM, DHRM, DOM, DES, DWMMT, DHR, DWS, DCHT, CNGOM,
CECE, CPLCD & CPFN which you wish to study. Once you select or click on a Programme,
the window opens (the blank Registration Form appears on the monitor) for that Programme.
Start filling the Application Online by typing in some of the columns and selecting correct option
in others. The stepwise process of filling application is as follows:
Column 1: Type your name as per SSC Certificate. If you have not studied SSC, then type your
name as shown in the Bachelor's Degree Certificate.
Type your Father's name as per SSC or if not studied SSC, type it as recorded in
Bachelor's Degree Certificate. Similarly, type your Mother's name.
Enter your Date of Birth as per SSC Certificate or other Certificate (Date of Birth
once entered will not be changed.)
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Similarly, click on the Gender, Marital Status to which you belong and fill up your
Aadhar Number in the column.
Column 2: Type your Address and enter your Mobile No. filling E-mail ID is optional.
Column 3: Click on Programme of Study and select the Programme which you intend to study
keeping in view the eligibility criteria.
Column 4: Medium is automatically displayed on the monitor. For BLISc Programme, the stu-
dent has to select Medium.
Column 5: As you click on this column, the list of study centres offering the chosen programme
will appear on the screen. BLISc and MLISc students should select only one study
centre out of the list of Study Centres. The Students who wish to register for DPsyC,
DMM, DFM, DHRM, DOM, DES, DWS, DHR, DWMMT, DCHT, CNGOM,
CECE, CPLCD & CPFN have to select two study centres in the order of prefer-
ence as 1 and 2 from the list of Study Centres.
Column 6 : Click on the Religion to which you belong out of the religions displayed on the
monitor.
Column 7 : Click on the Social Status and select the Social Status to which you belong from the
list provided ie., SC, ST, BC-A, BC-B, BC-C, BC-D, BC-E and OC.
Column 8 : Click on select the Employment Status from among the categories viz., Employed,
Self-Employed and Un-employed.
Column 9: Click on Occupation and select the option to which you are associated with viz.,
House Wife, Agricultural Labourer, Labourer, Skilled Worker, Teacher, Businessman,
Ministerial Service, Nurse, Defence and others.
Column 10: Enter Qualifying Degree or Programme with marks obtained against total maximum
marks. On clicking this Column, the qualification(s) relevant to pursue the programme
of study will display on the monitor. Select the qualification which you possess.
Select either 'Regular Mode' or Distance Mode' through which you obtained
Bachelor's Degree. In the same column, you find sub-columns for State of Study,
University Studied and Marks secured against the total marks. If you click on State
of Study, you get a list of States on the monitor. Select the State in which you
studied your Qualifying Degree or Programme. Similarly, click on the 'University
Studied'. As you click it, you get a list of Universities. Select the University where
you have studied your Bachelor's Degree. Then type the marks secured out of the
maximum marks.
Note : Professional Programmes
i) To register for MLISc, one must have passed BLISc with 40% marks. (35% for SC
/ ST Candidates). Students who wish to register for MLISc, should note that
they have to select one of the electives MLIS - 07 i.e., 7A / 7B / 7C / 7D.
ii) To register for BLISc, one must be a graduate, working in a recognized Library,
with a minimum one year experience in a regular / substantial post of the rank of a
Record Assistant or above. Further, Graduates with Diploma or Certificate in Library
Science, Professional Graduates (Law, Pharmacy & Engineering) and Graduates
with 50% aggregate marks (5% relaxable for SC/ST/BC/PH candidates) are also
eligible to study BLISc. BLISc students have to choose one DSE (2A or 2B) in the
2nd semester.
iii) Diploma in Finance Mangement (DFM), Diploma in Marketing Management (DMM)
44 (English Medium), Diploma in Human Resource Management (DHRM) and Diploma
in Operations Management (DOM), Diploma in Environmental Studies (DES)
(English Medium) / Diploma in Women’s Studies (DWS) (English Medium) / Diploma
in Human Rights (DHR) (Telugu Medium) and Diploma in Culture & Heritage
Toursim (DCHT) (English Medium) and Diploma in Writing for Mass Media in
Telugu (DWMMT).
For admission into the above one year Diplomas is open to all citizens of India who
hold a Bachelor’s Degree in any discipline from an Indian University recognised by
the UGC.
For admission into Diploma in Writing for Mass Media in Telugu (DWMMT), the
Applicant must be a graduate from a recognized University or possess equivalent
qualifications OR should have passed Intermediate or an equivalent examination
and have atleast three years experience in writing for media and should be sponsored
by the Press Academy of Telangana / Andhra Pradesh .
iv) For admission into Certificate Programme in NGOs Management (CNGOM) is
open to the students who passed Intermediate or SSC with three years experience
in any private organisation. Intermediate passed students are eligible to take admission
into Certificate Programme in Early Childhood Care and Education (CECE). SSC
passed students are eligible to take admission into Certificate Programme in Literacy
and Community Development (CPLCD). Those who attained 18 years of age with
or without any formal academic qualification can take admission into Certificate
Programme in Food & Nutrition (CPFN).
Column 11: Select either 'YES' or 'NO' under 'Defferently Abled' head. If you click 'YES' then
you will find category of 'Physically Challenged', 'Visually Challenged' and 'Hearing
Impaired'. Select appropriate category to which you belong to.
Column 12: Under this head, select the Area in which you are residing ie., Urban, Rural and
Tribal.
Column 13: In respect of Photo and Signature, put your passport size colour photograph on a
white paper and sign below the photo and scan it. Both of them shall be uploaded to
the online Application. The Photo and Signature should not exceed 50 KB and
should be in .jpeg / .jpg format. Both of them shall be uploaded to the online
Application.
Column 14: At this stage, you need to ensure that all the entries made in the above application
are true to the best of your knowledge. Only after ensuring yourself that all the
entries made are correct, then only, click on 'Submit' and take print out of Application
Form in two sets. The print out of this Application Form comes out with an
Application Number; put your signature in the box provided on the left hand side,
below the declaration. Paste a colour photograph in the box provided in Application
Form.
XIII. ADMISSION PROCEDURE
i) Upload the Certificates : After filling the registration form, the self-attested copies
of certificates as per the eligibility qualifications prescribed by the University are to
be uploaded on the University webportal (www.braouonline.in). Each file should be
less than 250 KB and should be in .jpeg / .jpg format. These include (1) Xth Pass
Certificate (for verification of date of birth) (2) Caste Certificate (3) Certificates of
Eligible Qualifications as per programme requirement (4) Marks memos. Xerox
copies of certificates being uploaded should be self attested. The registration form
will have an undertaking which is to be signed by the student compulsorily.
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ii) Before submission of information, read the registration form, for confirmation of
information being submitted to University. In case of any mistakes / corrections,
use 'Edit' or 'Update' button before final submission.
iii) Now click 'Final Submission' button, and also take a copy by using 'Print Application
Form' button. The registration form should be downloaded by the candidate for
future reference and for submission at the study centre.
iv) Now the candidate is directed to proceed to Learner Support Center for verification
of Original Certificates.
v) Verification of Original Certificates: Students should get their original certificates
verified at their RC/LSC, after registration for the programme. A copy of the original
registration form, fee payment receipt along with a set of xerox copies of certificates of
eligible qualifications requied for admission to the programme should be submitted at the
study centre.
The Learner Support Center staff after verification of the certificates wiill confirm the
admission of the student through SMS to the University. The student also will get SMS
asking him / her to the pay the tuition fee. Only after confirmation from the university, the
candidate is allowed to pay the tuition fee online.
vi) Payment of Tuition fee: The payment can be done through Debit Card / Credit
Card / TS / AP Online Centre.
vii) Important instructions for payment of fee: For payment of fee, visit https://
www.braouonline.in website. Use your own debit card for payment of fee. The
university will not be responsible for failure in fee payment, when through paid debit
cards of others.
In case of failure in payment of fee through debit card, you can pay the fee through
TS / AP online centres.
To check whether the fee payment has been done properly, verify ''the fee payment
receipt'' option in the university website.
Once the fee is successfully paid and receipt obtained, no further fee transaction
will be possible.
The student should verify his account details, before payment of admission fee. The
University does not refund the fee once paid, under any circumstances. Students
can verify their fee payment details in the link https://www.braouonline.in/MISC/
paymentreceiptlogin.aspx. Download your fee payment receipt for further reference
and the submission at study centre.
viii) Payment through Debit Card - Certain instructions
Fee payment should be completed with in 5 minutes.
Candidate should have awareness on using debit card or they should take help
from those who can help them in the use of debit card.
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The debit card should be readable.
Student should be aware of the expiry date of the debit card that they intend to
use for fee payment.
CVV number is seen on the back of the debit card.
The mobile phone should be able to receive network signal for getting OTP.
ix) Mode of Fee Payment
If the students are unable to pay fee online at the time of filling the admission form,
they can pay fee through debit card / credit card or TS / AP online centre. Visit
https://www.braouonline.in/MISC/paymentdetails.aspx link for details about the
payment of fee using your application number and captcha, and then click 'Submit'
button.
x) Getting receipt after fee payment
Visit https://braouonline.in/MISC/paymentreceipt/login.aspx. Give your application
number and mobile number to obtain receipt for the fee payment rendered.
If a candidate has filled to pay the fee, he can view 'error message'. In such a case,
the candidate should verify about the success of his/her payment in the link https://
www.braouonline.in/MISC/paymentreceipt/login.aspx and can try to pay fee again
the next working day of university, during the working hours of the university.
In case of failure in fee payment, try fee payment on the next day.
Additional Information
Use 'Edit / Update' before submitting ''Final Submission'' in the admission registration
form. If you are unable to upload all your certificates at one time, use ''Login Form'' for
uploading certificates. Use application number, mobile number and captcha ''Upload
documents login'' for uploading certificates.
x. Self Declaration form to be submitted by the candidate to the University
"I have read throughly the eligible qualifications required for admission to the programme
in Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Open University. I possess the required qualifications prescribed
by the University. I have submitted relevant and truthful information.
In case of any false information submitted to the university with regard to qualifications
or any other information. I am willing to forfeit my candidature to the programme at any
point of time".
Submission of Xerox Copies of Registration Form and other Certificates at LSC's
/RC's :
A copy of the original registration form, fee payment receipt along with a set of xerox
copies of certificates of eligible qualifications requied for admission to the programme
should be submitted at the study centre.
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XIV. INSTRUCTIONS
It is instructed to the candidate has to download the identity card from the university
website.
Candidate is also advised to keep a printed copy of Application Form along with Fee
Receipt till the programme is completed and all certificates are taken from the University.
www.braouonline.in
BRAOU
www. braouonline.in
I Year P.G. / Diploma / Certificate Programmes Online Admission
Registration Form 2023 - 24 MLISc, BLISc, DMM,
DFM, DHRM, DOM, DPsyC, DES, DWMMT, DHR, DWS, DCHT, CNGOM, CECE, CPLCD,
CPFN
select
SSC
SSC
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Gender Marital Status
E-mail ID
Programme of Study
MediumB.Li.Sc.
B.LI.Sc., M.LI.Sc.,
DMM, DFM, DHRM, DOM, DPsyC, DES,
DWMMT, DHR, DWS, DCHT, CNGOM, CECE, CPLCD, CPFN
Preference-I, Preference - 2
Religion
S.C., S.T., BC-A, BC-B, BC-C, BC-D,
BC-E, OC
(Employment Status) Employed, Self-employed,
Unemployed
(Occupation)
Note:
i) M.LI.Sc. B.LI.Sc. SC/ST
M.LI.Sc. MLIS-07 7A/7B/7C/
7D
ii) B.Li.Sc.
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a)
b)
c) Law, Pharmacy, Engineering
d) 50% aggregate SC/ST/BC/
PH
iii) DES, DWMMT, DHR, DWS, DCHT, UGC
DES
Course-4. (a). Physical Sciences
Course-4. (b). Environmental Biology
Course-4. (c). Environmental Geoscience
Course-4. (d). Environment : A Social Science Perspective
Course-1, 2, 3 DES
Telangana / Andhra Pradesh
Press Academy DWMMT
(iv) CNGOM SSC
CECE
SSC CPLCD
CPFN
'Differently Abled' Yes / No
YesNo Yes
Physically Challenged, Visually Challenged, Hearing Impaired
Area of Residence UrbanRural
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XV. Enclosures
The following copies of certificates have to be enclosed with the printout of Application
Form and get them verified with original certificates at the RC/LSC.
1. Copy of Date of Birth Certificate (SSC)
2. (i) Copy of Degree Pass Certificate and Memorandum marks (For Diplomas)
(ii) Copy of Degree Pass Certificate and Memorandum marks or Intermediate
with 3 years work experience in mass media (For DWMMT)
(iii) Copy of Intermediate or SSC with 3 years experience (certificate) in any
private organisation (For CNGOM)
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(iv) Copy of SSC (For CPLCD) and CECE
(v) Copy of SSC or Date of Birth Certificate(Proof of minimum Age: 18 years)
(For CPFN)
2. Copy of relevant Caste Certificate (SC/ST/BC).
4. Copy of relevant Certificates in the case of Ex- Service Men /Physically/Visually
Challenged candidates who come under reservation categories.
5. Service Certificate in the case of candidates claiming BLISc seats under inservice
category.
A Model Registration Form is given at the last page of the Prospectus
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1. Copy of Date of Birth Certificate (SSC)
2. (i) Copy of Degree Pass Certificate and Memorandum marks (For Diplomas)
(ii) Copy of Degree Pass Certificate and Memorandum marks or Intermediate
with 3 years work experience in mass media (For DWMMT)
(iii) Copy of Intermediate Certificate (For CECE)
(iv) Copy of Intermediate or SSC with 3 years experience (certificate) in any
private organisation (For CNGOM)
(v) Copy of SSC (For CPLCD)
(vi) Copy of SSC or Date of Birth Certificate(Proof of minimum Age: 18 years)
(For CPFN)
3. Copy of relevant Caste Certificate (SC/ST/BC).
4. Copy of relevant certificates in the case of Ex- Service /Physically/Visually
Challenged candidates who come under reservation categories.
5. Service Certificate in the case of candidates claiming BLISc seats under inservice
category.
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Annexure - I
TUITION FEE PARTICULARS
II. M.LISc, B.LISc, Diplomas, Diploma & Certificate Programmes
S.No. Name of the Programme Tuition Fee
1. Master of Library & Information Science (M.L.I.Sc.) 10,300
2. Bachelor of Library & Information Science (B.L.I.Sc.) 5,300
3. Diploma in Financial Management (DFM) 8,000
4. Diploma in Marketing Management (DMM) 8,000
5. Diploma in Human Resource Management (DHRM) 8,000
6. Diploma in Operation Managements (DOM) 8,000
7. Diploma in Psychological Counselling (D.Psy.C) 15,000
8. Diploma in Environmental Studies (DES) 5,200
9. Diploma in Writing for Mass Media in Telugu (DWMMT) 5,200
10. Diploma in Human Rights (DHR) 4,000
11. Diploma in Women Studies (DWS) 4,000
12. Diploma in Culture and Heritage Tourism (DCHT) 5,200
13. Certificate Programme in Food & Nutrition (CPFN) 1,600
14. Certificate Programme in Literacy&Community Development (CPLCD) 2,100
Sponser seats
15. Certificate Programme in NGO's Management (CNGOM) Rs.1500/- 2,100
16. Certificate Programme in Early Childhood Care & Education (CECE) 5,400
Note: 1. Fee Structure is subject to change by the university from time to time.
2. Tuition fee once paid will not be refunded / adjusted against any other fee
under any circumstances.
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Annexure - II
GENERAL ENQUIRY
1) Issue of Duplicate Identity Card & Re-Admissions
(Old Batches) 040-23680378
040-23680359
040-23680292
2) PsychologyPracticals 040-23680490
3) Enquiry Regarding Assignments 040-23680291
4) All PG, MBA, Diploma & Certificate Programmes
040-23680291
5) B.Ed/B.Ed(SE)` 040-23680291
040-23680491
040-23680492
040-23680605
040-23680607
6) Non - receipt of Course Material of
PG / MBA / Diplomas / Certificate Programmes 040-23680376
040-23680379
7) Examination results of PG / MBA / Diploma / 040-23680333
Certificate Programmes 040-23680240
040-23680246
040-23680251
8) General Information 040-23680333
9) Enquiry Services
Ifyou want any information please contact the following phone numbers.
Director (Academic) 040-23544741
Director (Student Services) 040-23544986
Controller of Examinations 040-23552840
HELP DESK NUMBERS FOR ADVICE AND GUIDANCE
738 29 29 570
738 29 29 580
738 29 29 590
738 29 29 600
Call Center : 1800 599 0101 57
SERVICE CERTIFICATE
(In case of BLISc/MLISc Applicants only)
(To be signed by Head of Dept./Employer)
This is to certify that Sri / Smt. /Kum .………………………………………………
S/o. / D/o. …………………………………………………………… is working
in the LIBRARY of our Office / Institution .................................................
as ……………………………………… in the scale of pay Rs. ....…………….
(Rupees ........………………………………………………………………….)
from …………………… till date (Total Services Years ……………………
Months ……………………….. Days ……………………) as on the last date of
Submission of application form and his/her services are found to be Good/Satis-
factory.
We have no objection to Sri /Smt. /Kum ...………………………………. .……..
taking admission into BLISc/MLISc course offered by Dr. B.R.A.O.U.
Place: Signature :
Date : Designation :
Office Seal :
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MODEL REGISTRATION FORM
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