INFORMATION HANDBOOK

Postgraduate & Undergraduate Programmes

1955
2022-2023

DAV COLLEGE AMRITSAR

Reaccredited A by NAAC | Star College in Life Sciences
College with Potential for Excellence | Support Under FIST
 Our Torch Bearers

Sh Ajay Suri Dr N K Oberoi

Dr Punam Suri
General Secretary Vice President
DAV CMC, New Delhi Padmashree Awardee DAV CMC, New Delhi
President
DAV CMC, New Delhi

Sh R.K. Sethi Sh Shiv Raman Gaur (IAS Retd.)

Honorary Treasurer Director Higher Education
DAV CMC, New Delhi DAV CMC, New Delhi

To make our motherland an intellectually formidable power-house by

creating a cadre of motivated and prospective individuals, who become
catalysts of change through education, which is value and need-based,
which is technologically driven, collectively--constructed and dialogically
explored, which is globally relevant and yet essentially rooted in the matrix
of Indian philosophy and its holistic world-view of vasudheva katumbkam...

Our Mission ...

To offer a wide range of higher education in tune with the needs of industry,
business and administration leavened by strong commitment to excellence
and creativity in teaching and learning, which is responsive to regional,
national and international needs and aspirations...
 1955

Dear Students,
It gives me immense pleasure to welcome you in DAV College, Amritsar, an illustrious institution which has
recorded seven decades of consistent and phenomenal development, making it one of the best colleges,
recognized for its academic excellence and, therefore, much sought after by fresh applicants. Located in the heart
of the city and a cynosure of all eyes, DAV College, Amritsar has catalyzed the scenario of education in the region
by offering to its students the best infrastructure, techno-savvy ambience, latest gadgets to equip them to stride
with competitive fervor, career counseling and highly enthused qualified faculty members.
“The mind is not a vessel to be filled but a fire to be kindled”, said Plutarch. Igniting the imagination of our young
prodigies and empowering them with their multi-faceted development through education is our motto. We are
committed to transform the young minds into rational thinkers, intellectually competent workers, law abiding
citizens and spiritually enlightened individuals, who can face the challenges of life with resilience, fortitude and
optimism.
Dear Students, in this era of cut-throat competition, it is of paramount importance to be equipped with appropriate
knowledge, skills, habits, attitude and values. DAV College happily brings together academically dynamic
environment with an extensive vibrant co-curricular programme that includes active sports, personality
development and leadership training programmes. We try to give an edge to our learners over others in the job
market by chiselling their communication, computer and other soft skills.
In recognition of its consistent, brilliant performance in academics, sports and extra-curricular activities, the
college has been reaccredited 'A' grade by NAAC, accorded the status of “Star College in Life Sciences” by
Department of Biotechnology, Govt of India, “College with Potential for Excellence” by UGC and support under
FIST by Department of Science & Technology, Govt of India.
I assure you of a student-centric environment in the college that will inspire, prepare and empower you to become
successful professionals, critical thinkers and productive members of ever-changing global society.

Dr Rajesh Kumar
Principal
 ADMISSION SCHEDULE
CONTENTS
Undergraduate Programmes : Information Technology
Admission Deadlines 3
* BSc (IT) / BCA / BD (MM) Sem-I
Please see notification on the college notice board Salient Features 4-5
* DCA Sem-I
* BSc (IT) / BCA / BD (MM) Sem-III/V/VII
Faculty 6-7
Soon after the result Spot Admission
_______________________
Undergraduate Programmes : Commerce & Management
College Library 8
* BBA Sem-I Research And Consultancy 9
Please see notification on the college notice board
* B Com (Pass) Sem-I Training & Placement Cell 10
* B Com (Pass & Hons.) / BBA Sem III/V Soon after the result Spot Admission Alumni Association 11
Support Services 12-13
Undergraduate Programmes : Sciences NCC 14
* BSc Sem-I (Comp Sc/Non-Med/ Please see notification on the college notice board National Service Scheme 15
Medical/Bio-Tech/Economics)
Sports 16
Co-curricular Activities 17
* BSc Sem-III/V (Comp Sc/Non-Med/ Soon after the result Spot Admission Tele-Teaching & Learning 18
Medical/Bio-Tech/Economics)
During Pandemic 19
Undergraduate Programmes : Humanities Press Reviews 20-21
* BA / BA (JMC) Sem-I Soon after +2 result Spot Admission Hostel 22
* BA / BA Hons. (English/Pol. Sci.) Sem-III, V Programmes Offered 23
Soon after the result Spot Admission
* BA (JMC) Sem-III, V _______________________
Undergraduate Programmes
Postgraduate Programmes Bachelor of Arts (BA) 24
* MSc Sem-I (Maths / Physics / Comp Sc/Chemistry) B Sc Med 25
* M Com Sem-I / PGDCA Sem-I
Please see notification on the college notice board B Sc Non-Med/Comp. Sc/Eco 26
* MA Sem-I (English/Hindi/Punjabi)
BCA 27
* MA Sem-I (Economics/History/JMC)
* MA /M Sc/M Com Sem-III (English/Hindi/Pbi/ B Sc (IT) 28
Soon after the result Spot Admission
Economics/Maths/History/Physics/Comp Sc/Chemistry) BoD (MM), DCA 29
*MAJMC B Voc (IT) 30
B Voc Financial 31
Dates for counselling-cum-admission for students belonging to SC/ST categories BBA 32
All Classes Please see notification on the college notice board B Com (Financial Services) 32
B Com (Pass & Hons.) 33
B Sc (Biotechnology) 34
BA (JMC) 35
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Postgraduate Programmes
MA (English) 36
MA (Hindi) 36
MA (Punjabi) 37
MA (Economics) 37
MA (JMC) 38
MA (History) 38
M Com 39
M Sc (Mathematics) 39
M Sc (Physics) 40
M Sc (Chemistry) 40
M Sc (Computer Science) 41
PGDCA 41
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Fee Structure 42-43
Our Financial Support 44

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 Eligibility Conditions For
GNDU Examinations 2022-23

ADMISSION SCHEDULE A candidate shall be eligible to appear in the

University Examination if he/she has been on the
rolls of the college throughout the academic year
Ÿ Normal Dates of Admission by the College preceding the examination and -
þ has attended not less than 75% of the lectures
Ÿ Admission by the College with late Fee of Rs. 100/-
delivered in each of the subject / paper offered
As per (to be counted upto the last day when the
Ÿ Admission with late Fee of Rs. 200/- GNDU Notification classes are dispersed for preparatory
holidays). For science students, this shall be
Ÿ Admission with late Fee of Rs. 1000/- considered separately for practicals and
theory.
Ÿ Admission with late Fee of Rs. 5000/-
þ has obtained marks in house examination as
under: 33% marks in case of MA/MSc classes,
The date for the commencement of regular teaching will be notified later and 35% marks in case of BA/BSc/
BCom/BBA/BCA in each subject OR 25%
Academic Calendar marks in aggregate of all the subjects. (The
Semester I-III-V-VII August, 2022 to January, 2023 full course of lectures for a particular subject
Semester II-IV-VI-VIII February, 2023 to July, 2023 means all the lectures delivered in that subject
Co-Academic Calendar in the relevant academic year upto the date on
which the classes break up for preparatory
Enrolment of cadets to NCC (All Wings) & NSS Till August 30, 2022
holidays).
Talent Search Competition for CCA Till August 30, 2022
Enrolment of players in various teams/games Till August 30, 2022 þ has attended, in case of candidate offering
Sports & Athletics Meet Feb 2023 Military Training, not less than 80% of the
Prize Distribution Function Mar 2023 parades to complete & pass his course of
Convocation Function Mar 2023 training as a recruit. In addition, the cadet
Preparatory Holidays for Univ Exams 2022/2023 As per Univ notification must have attended the necessary number of
parades to complete his training as a trained
The College will make elaborate arrangements for the cadet, as per the regulations laid down by the
support of academically weak / scholastic students Military Authorities for National Cadet Corps
(the certificate for the purpose shall be signed
by the office-in-charge of the National Cadet
Corps and countersigned by the Principal).

Vacation Schedule
Summer Recess Winter Recess
July 4, 2022 to August 3, 2022 December 24, 2022 to January 10, 2023
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ream /
Change of subject(s) /st
15 days of
faculty is allowed within
es provided
commencement of class
In no case
the seats are available.
m/faculty be
will the subject(s) /strea
Carrying Identity Cards is compulsory at all times in the College Campus. lated period.
changed after the stipu
Students found not carrying Identity Cards shall be penalized.
tion is allowed
In no case the change of sec
RAGGING

Zero Tolerance Policy Towards Ragging

Ragging is strictly banned in the college and any student found indulging in
ragging will be punished as per the verdict of Hon'ble Supreme Court of India.

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 We Are ...a premier educational institution of the North India.

Salient Features
ü An exciting, dynamic and conducive environment for transforming our young students into enlightened human beings
and responsible citizens of the world.
ü An innovative & creative faculty updated on professional skills, expertise and knowledge; latest tech equipped
Science/Bio/ Computer/Audio Video Labs/Well-Stocked IT enabled library empowered with e-access and database.
ü Language and Communication Lab to make English Language Learning fun and effective.
ü Many subject associations, societies and clubs which organize lectures, debates, declamation contests and quiz
competitions, to nurture overall intellectual, creative, cultural and socio-political growth of our students
ü Elaborate arrangements for sports and incentives for sportsmen.
ü Excellent provision for training in NCC, NSS and Youth Welfare Club, Placement and Counselling Cell.
ü A fully functional Health Helpline under a full time medical officer.
ü Eco-friendly college campus with installation of Solar panels (5 KW).
ü Well-equipped residential cubicles and dormitories in the college hostel, with well-stocked mess and canteen, for both
boys and girls, at an affordable tariff
ü Scientific & psychometric techniques of evaluation through workshops, paper presentations, merit tests, pre final tests,
mock tests, quizzing & GD
ü Emphasis on holistic development of the students by making them acquire stress-resistance, value-based ethos,
linguistic competence, team-building spirit & awareness about emerging technologies.

The measure of who we are is what we do with what we have

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Students' Help Desk
The college has a well established
students' help-desk guided by
• Registrar
• Professor Incharge Administration
• Bursar
• Women Empowerment Cell
• Nodal Officer University Affairs

IT Portfolio : Making Minds Razor-sharp

The college has carved a very secure niche in the IT space by building technical logistics and e-
infrastructure. Our IT Labs are fully equipped to plug the academic fault-lines by synchronizing
Science with Humanities and by empowering Commerce & Management with IT.

• Eight hi-tech fully networked labs • Smart Class Rooms

• A range of Multimedia Projectors • Heavy duty Laser Printers
• Cyber Café with Broadband Connection • Scanners cum Colour Copiers
• A Range of OHPs & other Peripherals • Enviable Stock of Educational & Tutorial CDs
• Ergonomic Workstations • Multimedia Aided Delivery Systems
• Cloud Service

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 FACULTY A teacher affects eternity,
he can never tell
THREE-L AYERED FACULTY where his inuence stops.

The quality of Faculty is the anchor-sheet of any The college has tied up with a We, very consistently,
academic institution. The college is fortunate to clutch of academic, administrative, draw on a galaxy of
have an exciting roster of teachers who are managerial, professional and visiting luminaries who
dynamic, updated, inspirational, skilled, technical heavyweights who deliver extension lectures
innovative, result-oriented, and tremendously combine superb teaching skills to enrich and strengthen
accessible. Resonating with ideas, passion for with powerful hands-on the core content.
teaching and commitment for research is their experience.
hallmark.

Principal
Dr Rajesh Kumar
Vice-Principal Registrar Prof Incharge (Admn) Bursar Dean CCA
Prof Rajnish Popi Prof Anita Sekhri Dr Gurdas Singh Sekhon Dr Malkiat Singh Prof. Gurjeet Singh Sidhu

DEPARTMENT OF BIOTECHNOLOGY DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION PG DEPARTMENT OF HINDI

Vikas Gupta HoD, M Sc (Hons) B B Yadav HoD, MA, D PEd, Ph.D Kiran Bala HoD, MA, M.Phil, Ph.D
(Gold Medalist) Ph.D Vikas Bhardwaj BPE, M PEd, Ph.D Seema Sharma MA, Ph.D
Rupinder Kaur Sandeep Kumar MA, Ph.D
M Sc, Ph.D
PG DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS & ELECTRONICS
PG DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY Sameer Kalia HoD, M Sc, Ph.D
Rajnish Popi HoD, M Com
Neeru Gupta M Sc, M.Phil, Ph.D
Anita Mahajan HoD, M Sc (Gold Medalist), Ullas Chopra M Com, MBA
Rajesh Kumar M Sc (Hons), M.Phil, Ph.D
M.Phil, Ph.D Vikas Behal M Com, M.Phil, C.F.A, M.F.A
Ajay Kumar M Sc, Ph.D
Ravi Sharma M Sc Sudhir Passi M Com (Hons)
Manpreet Kaur M Sc (Hons), Ph.D
J J Mohindru M Sc (Gold Medalist), Ph.D Taman Walia M Com
Maninder Kaur M Sc, M.Phil, Ph.D
Rajesh Mittu M Sc Shefali Sharma M Com, Ph.D
Narinder Arora M Sc, Ph.D
Munish Gupta M Sc, Ph.D Shveta Kapoor M Com, Ph.D
Rajeev Arora M Sc, M.Phil
Raghu Raj M Sc, Ph.D PG DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE & IT
Neerja Kalia M Sc, Ph.D
Vikram Sharma HoD, MCA, M.Phil Vibha Chopra M Sc (Hons), Ph.D
PG DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS Sanjeev Dutta MCA, M.Phil
Jagdish Kaur M Sc (Hons), Ph.D
Madan Mohan HoD, MA, M.Phil Vivek Aggarwal MCA, M.Phil
Meenu Aggarwal M Sc (Gold Medalist) Kapil Goyal M.Tech PG DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS
Ashu Vij M Sc Sandeep Kumar MCA, M.Phil, C Course in German
Harsimran Anand M.Tech Anita Sekhri HoD, MA (Gold Medalist)
Vikram Sharma M Sc, Ph.D Kamal Kishore MA, Ph.D
Rama Bhardwaj MCA, Ph.D
Shivani Sanan M Sc Puneet Sharma MCA, M.Phil Ritu Arora MA, Ph.D
Rajbir Kaur M Sc Sunny Thukral M Sc (CS), M.Tech R K Nayyar MA, M.Phil
Preeti Kamra M.Tech Gurdas Singh MA, M.Phil, Ph.D
PG DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY
Balram Singh Yadav MCA
Shilpi Seth HoD, MTM, MA (Hist.) Vikram Chowdhary M Sc, Ph.D
Renu Sharma MCA, M.Phil
Gold Medalist, MA (Eng), M.Phil Naina Handa M Sc (CS), M Tech Gagandeep Raizada M Sc (Hons.), Ph.D
Babusha Maingi MA, M.Phil, Ph.D, PGDCA Rajinder S Minhas B.Tech, M.Tech Anjana Khanna MA, Ph.D
Mohit Mehra MA Nidhi Kaushal MCA, M.Tech (IT) Manish Kapoor MA, PGDMM
DEPARTMENT OF BOTANY
DEPARTMENT OF ZOOLOGY DEPARTMENT OF PUNJABI
Rajni Khanna HoD, M Sc, M.Phil, Ph.D, Daizy Sharma HoD, M.Sc, M.Phil, Ph.D P S Randhawa HoD, MA, M.Phil
PGD (Bio-Info),CCBS Rajni Bala M Sc (Hons) (Gold Medalist), G S Sidhu MA, M.Phil
Neeraj Gupta M Sc (Hons), Ph.D M.Phil, Ph.D Kamaljit Rana MA, M.Phil
Renu Chohan M Sc, M.Phil, PGDCA Ashish Gupta M Sc (Hons), Ph.D Malkiat Singh MA, M.Phil, Ph.D
Nihita Sharma MSc, CCHR Amanjot Kaur M Sc (Gold Medalist)
Sakshi M Sc, Ph.D
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 FACULTY
PG DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE NCC INCHARGE
Pardeep Celly HoD, MA Surinder Kumar HoD, MA, LLB NCC Infantry Capt Kamal Kishore
Nivedita Sharma MA, M.Phil Gaurav Sharma MA, M.Phil, Ph.D, PGDHR NCC Air Force Flying Officer Sanjeev Dutta
Raj D K Randhawa MA, M.Phil, Ph.D NCC Navy Sub. Lt. Gaurav Sharma
Richa Mahajan MA NCC Infantry CTO Raghu Raj
DEPARTMENT OF MASS COMMUNICATION
Loveleen Kaur MA, Ph.D & VIDEO PRODUCTION
Samriti Aggarwal MA, M.Phil, Ph.D NSS PROGRAMME OFFICERS
Sandeep Kumar MCA, M.Phil, C Course in German
Savita MA Coordinator
Shilpi Seth
Navdeep Kaur Kalsi MA Sania Marwaha MJMC
Vibha Chopra
Baljit Singh MA Ruhi Sharma MJMC, M.Phil
Shivani Sanan
Vani Sharma MJMC Rajbir Kaur
Sondarya MA (Media Studies)
Palwinder Singh MJMC
DEPARTMENT OF SANSKRIT
Minal MJMC
K S Arya HoD, MA (Skt & Hindi),
Ph.D, Darshanacharya

Administrative / Non-Teaching Staff

GENERAL OFFICE ACCOUNTS OFFICE ZOOLOGY DEPARTMENT COMP. SC. DEPARTMENT
Arun Sekhri Satish Kumar Sanjeev Kumar JLA Swaroop Lal SLA
Office Superintendent Arvind Mohindru Kaushal Paswan Ashok Kumar JLA
Surekha Deepak Sharma Ram Pal JLA
Superintendent (Gen.) Saurabh Kataria PHYSICAL EDUCATION Ravinder Kumar
Ashwani Sharma Rajeev Wadhwa Ram Pal Vijay Kumar
Stenographer Hari Om Gian Singh
Sunil Kumar Dhani Ram Bhagat Singh ELECTRICITY DEPARTMENT
Nirmala Sharma Dwarka Prashad Anmesh Kumar
CHEMISTRY DEPARTMENT
Rohit Kumar
Kulwant Singh Ashok Kumar JLA BOTANY DEPARTMENT SECURITY
Nitin Sharma Surinder Singh JLA Rajesh Kumar JLA Bipan Kumar
Pankaj Kumar Tarsem Lal Varinder Kumar
Ram Kewal Som Dutt Kishan Lal SANITATION DEPARTMENT
Vijay Kumar Vinod Kumar Sanjeev Kumar
Sanjay Kumar
Ajay Kumar BIO-TECH DEPARTMENT MCVP DEPARTMENT Anil Kumar
Satinder Kumar
Amit Sharma JLA Amit Kumar Surinder Pal
Rajesh Kumar
Ajay Kumar Rakesh Kumar
Rajesh Kapoor
Tarsem Singh LIBRARY
Rajeev Sharma DISPENSARY
Pardeep Kumar
Karnail Singh Laxmi N Khanna
Dr A K Verma
Raj Kumar PHYSICS DEPARTMENT Arun Sharma
Medical Officer
Birbal Rajeev Sharma
Joginder Pal
Manish Kumar Susheel Kumar HOSTEL
Dharminder Pal
Rakesh Kumar Rajesh Kumar
William John Ram Chander
Rohit Sharma Rachhpal Singh
Rajneesh Kumar Barinder Kumar
Desh Raj Kuldeep Kumar
Vikas Bhalla
Raj Kumari
Sanjeev Kumar
Kuldeep Kumar

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 College Library
Knowledge Zone
SERVICES OFFERED
Bar-Coded I-Cards
Reference Services
Reprographic Services
Book and Periodical Alert
Bibliographies on Demand
e-Books (INFLIBNET, CDs)
e-Magazines
OPAC (Online PublicAccess Catalogue)

SECTIONS
Enquiry through Cataloguing
KIOSK /Circulation Counter
Book-Bank Section
Open Shelf/Reference
Inspirational Book Section Who seeks shall find
Periodical Section
Audio Visual Section The College has a 2-storeyed spacious library which is automated and well stocked
Career Guidance Section with more than 83000 (bar-coded) neatly-bound volumes along with subscriptions of
Vedic Corner 9 regional and national newspapers, 90 periodicals (magazines and journals). It also
Fiction Section
has a number of videos, audio-tapes, maps, discussion papers, project reports and a
range of periodicals (both electronic and print). Functioning from 8.30 am to 4.00 pm,
FACILITIES PROVIDED the College Library is equipped with the latest library software (Alice for Windows,
Air-conditioned Reading Halls ver. 6.00) to provide an efficient service and reader-friendly atmosphere. It is one of
Proper Lighting & Soundproof the most IT enabled libraries with e-access and e-databases. INFLIBNET databases are
Issue & Return through Barcode accessible through the World Wide Web (www) to access the e-journals and e-books
e-Journal (INFLIBNET, Sage) of national and international level. The College is proud to offer fully air conditioned,
Net Surfing well-lighted and sound proof reading space in the library. Recently the college library
has installed Cataloguing KIOSK for the students to provide quick information about
e-mailing, Multimedia
the available books.
Special Facility for Toppers
Enquiry KIOSK
(A self access enquiry device)

Department Libraries
Besides the main library, the
college has set up Departmental
Libraries in Biotechnology, Botany,
Chemistry, Commerce, Computer
Science, Economics, English, Hindi,
History, Mathematics, MCVP,
Philosophy, Punjabi, Physical
Education, Physics, Political
Science, Sanskrit and Zoology
departments that offer
the teachers and students
comfortable reading space and an
easy access to department books.

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Research And Consultancy
Knowledge Is Power
The college lays maximum stress on faculty
upgradation and enrichment through research
projects, industrial and field visits, faculty
exchange programmes and extension lectures. A
large number of teachers are busy in working on
their major/minor research projects. The
academic gains are shared with business and
industry by way of consultancy.
The college has secured a grant of Rs. 1.30 crore
from UGC towards College with Potential for
Excellence Phase-II, Rs. 70 lac under FIST scheme
and Rs. 13 lac under INSPIRE from Department of
Science and Technology, Govt. of India, to further
strengthen and expand the infrastructure of
science departments, keep pace with the
changing times and respond to the complex
challenges of extremely competitive world. The
PG Department of History gets Rs. 7.50 lac per
annum each for Gandhian Studies Centre and Dr
Ambedkar Studies Centre, sanctioned by UGC, for
promoting research and learning activities in the
related fields.
The college has secured a grant of Rs. 1.23 crore
extending over 3 years from Department of
Biotechnology, Govt of India under STAR College
Scheme. The appreciation letter received from
DBT speaks volume about the competence,
zealous involvement and vision of the faculty
members.

Patents
Dr Vibha Chopra, Assistant Professor, P.G.
Department of Physics and Electronics has been
granted patent by the Australian Government for
her invention “RGB emission and solar energy
enhancement in Eu3+ and Tb3+ co-activated
K2NaAlF6 down conversion phosphors by energy
transmission mechanism”. This patent is valid till
30 April, 2029. In addition, Dr. Vibha Chopra has
also published 4 patents for following inventions:
(i) A device for mobile phone sanitization, (ii) A
sanitization device based on UV radiations, (iii) An
ultra-violet sanitizer for PPE kits, Police uniform
and clothes, and (iv) Automatic microcontroller
based ice defrosting instrument.

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 Training &
Placement Cell
The college has an active placement cell, headed by Prof. Vikram Sharma, Department of Computer Science & IT.
The placement cell is responsible for contacting MNCs and organizing placement drives. To groom our students
for facing the interviews, the college provides assistance by organizing mock group discussions, personality
development programmes and workshops on enhancing communication skills & soft skill development.

Many reputed companies visited the college campus and selected more than 176 students during the
session 2020-2022.

Company Name Designation No. of Students Selected

TCS Graduate IT trainees 25
ICICI Prudential Life Insurance Unit Manager/ Financial Services Manager 25
Infosys Operations executive 20
HCL Technologies Analyst: Data Centre Operations, Networking 12
Wipro WILP Technical Associate 28
eClerx Company Analyst 15
Accenture System and Application Services Associate trainee 10
Capgemini Analyst 08
Wipro HR Services Limited Customer Service Representative 05
BYJU'S Academic Specialist 05
Axis Bank Business Development Executive 02
Decathlon Sports Leader 03
MindTree Ltd. Technical Trainees 02
ConQsys IT Software Trainee 01
Dainik Savera Journalists 05
Thomas Cook (I) Ltd Customer Relation Executive 01
Ernst and Young Company Assurance Core Audit 01
TCS BFSI BFSI-BPS Associate 02
IDP Counsellor 03
Simba Enterprise Video Editor 01
PTC Punjabi Journalist 01
Wipro Limited People Ambassador 01

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Alumni Association
DAV College has a strong Alumni Association, patronized by Dr Rajesh Kumar, the Principal and Dr Narotam Bhalla, the President. Every
passout from the college automatically becomes a part and parcel of the entire DAV family. The alumni, our ambassadors in the society, are
often invited for extending career guidance to our young scholars as well as doling out voluntary financial help for the development of their
alma mater. The college has initiated the process of launching an Alumni Portal through its website to connect all the alumni of the college
anywhere in India or abroad.

Societies/Clubs/Associations
Strategic Partners
For reaching down to the grid of the creative energy of the students, the college
has the following subject associations, societies and clubs which organize
lectures, debates, paper reading contests, poetical symposia, declamation
contests, quiz etc.
u PC Ray Chemical Society
u Punjabi Sahit Sabha
u Dr Salim Ali Zoological Association
u Literary Circle English
u Ramanujam Mathematical Soceity
u Planning Forum Economics
u Hindi Sahitya Sabha
u KM Pannikar Historical Society
u Political Science Society
u PG Literary Society English
u Philosophical Society
u Commerce Society
u Sanskrit Sahitya Society
u Red Ribbon Club
u Information Technology Society
u Robotics Club
u Alumni Association
u Eco Club
u Botanical Society
u Competition Resource Centre
u CV Raman Physics Society

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 SUPPORT
SERVICES
Blood Donors' Association
Medical Care
Established in 1986, the Blood Donors' Association is committed to the cause of inculcating
among the students a sense of social responsibility. Blood group of each newly admitted student is
sampled at the start of the academic session every year, entered into his/her Identity Card and its
record is maintained by the college. The institution has tied up with the main hospitals of the city so
that, in case of emergency, we are able to send our students (voluntarily) for blood donation to save
precious lives. Moreover, blood donation camps are often organized in the college by Dr B B Yadav
(Incharge) and Dr Ashwani Verma (Medical Officer), under the patronage of the Principal, Dr Rajesh
Kumar. The staff (teaching and non-teaching) and the students are actively involved in this
humanitarian cause.The college also encourages the blood donors by awarding them appreciation
certificates, prizes and medals on the occasion of Prize Distribution Function every year.

The College Health Centre under

the charge of a qualified Medical
Officer is fully equipped for
providing first aid to the emergency
cases. It regularly arranges the
visits of the doctors, specialists in
their fields, to create awareness
among the staff and the students
about the importance of health and
hygiene.

Employment Information Centre

The college Employment Opportunity Cell renders valuable services to the students by assisting and counselling
them in the choice of their career. This cell, managed by Mr Ullas Chopra and Dr Ashish Gupta, apprises the students
of various job avenues available to them in their respective fields of study and also provides other required
information.

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Social Commitments and
Extension Services
Having a firm belief in synchronizing modern
scientific outlook and the conventional value
system, the college has very finely sewn itself
into the societal concerns. We patronize a
number of Institutes for blind and lepers,
rehabilitation centres etc. Many ambitious
programmes for women empowerment and
illiteracy eradication have been taken up by the
college.
Gandhian Studies Centre and Dr Ambedkar
Studies Centre are rendering a laudable service in
the neighbouring rural areas through Literacy
Drive Programmes and six-month Cutting and
Tailoring Course for women aimed at making them
financially independent.
PG Department of Computer Science & IT
organized a series of workshops for senior
citizens/merchants/vendors on financial literacy
aspects like use of plastic payments, mobile
wallets, UPI/USSD, Netbanking, Paytm etc
The college regularly organizes INSPIRE
internship camps sponsored by Department of
Science & Technology, Govt. of India and
National Science Day funded by Punjab State
Council for Science and Technology to attract
young talent to the field of basic sciences at an
early stage and build the crucial human resource
pool for strengthening and expanding the
science and technology system and R&D base
in the country.

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 Our Exclusives Unity & Discipline
National Cadet Corps : Our Salute To The Nation
For a gallant spirit there can never be defeat.

The college maintains two units of NCC Infantry, two

units of NCC Naval Wing and one unit of NCC Air
Wing. The students can join any of the three wings
of NCC. The NCC cadets are issued uniforms and
other accessories, which they are expected to use
with care during the training period.
Three cadets of our college (NCC Air Wing Cadet
SUO Gaurav Verma, NCC Infantry Cadet UO Sahil
Bedi and NCC Navy Cadet PO Rubinderjit Singh)
participated in the prestigious Republic Day parade
contingent in 2022.

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National Service Scheme
Not Me But You
The aim of NSS is to develop among the
students a sense of participation in nation-
building by providing a creative outlet to their
energies. The college has four units with one
hundred students in each. As many as four
Programme Officers look af ter the
department. The students are advised to join
NSS in large number so that they may get
involved in the grand task of national
reconstruction.

Women Empowerment Cum

Grievance Redressal and
Legal Literacy Cell
This Cell works efficiently under the able patronship of the
Principal of the College, Dr Rajesh Kumar, and leadership of
Prof Meenu Aggarwal with her team of teachers and
students. This cell looks into the problems and needs of the
lady staff members (both teaching and non-teaching) and
the girl students. Renowned experts in various fields are
invited every year to enlighten the teachers and girl
students about their rights and responsibilities.
International Women Day is observed with zeal &
enthusiasm by this Cell.

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 If you think you can do it, you can

Sports Instilling Agility & Skillfulness

Our Team Positions in GNDU (Session 2021-22)
Create opportunities
Champions First Runners-up Second Runners-up
by performing Lawn Tennis (Men) Basketball (Men)
Wrestling (Men)

E laborate arrangements exist in the college for various

physical activities, under the supervision of the
Sports Department. The sports persons distinguishing
Weightlifting (Men) Rugby (Men) Karate (Women)
Football (Women) Basketball (Women)
themselves are not only awarded prizes and College
colours but are also granted fee-concessions and other Softball (Women)
facilities in deserving cases. Arrangements for all the
games have been made in our sports complex situated at
Shastri Nagar. The distinguished players are also sent for
training to various coaching centres. Annual Sports
Function is held every year to test the physical fitness,
stamina and athletic skills of the students. All the
students are motivated to participate in it.

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Co-curricular Activities
The college is proud to have a dynamic department of co-curricular activities.
In order to channelize, sublimate and orientate the creative energies of the
youth, the college provides training to the willing and enthusiastic students in
Music
the various cultural and literary areas:

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Tele-Teaching & Learning During Pandemic
Press Reviews
 Hostel
Mahatma Hans Raj Hostel : Scholars' Paradise
The Mahatma Hans Raj Hostel has the capacity to accommodate more than 84 students.
A separate arrangement also exists at DAV College of Education, Beri Gate to accommodate approximately 100 girl students.

u Any damage, other than reasonable wear and tear, u A monthly report will be sent to the parents regarding
caused to hostel articles through inadvertence of the the conduct of the boarder.
boarder shall be made good for at his expense. u Facilities of medical aid & checkup, cold water,
u The boarders are expected to attend Havan and geyser, solar system, telephone, laundry, Internet
Sandhya Sabha. These form a regular ritual of the browsing also exist.
hostel. u The boarders are required to switch off the electric
u Leave for going out or absence (under pressing installations and lock their rooms when they are not in
circumstances) for one or more nights from the their rooms.
hostel should be obtained by the boarders in person u To promote a sense of discipline, a Proctor and a few
from the Principal after getting the application boarders are selected for their overall contribution to
recommended by the Warden. Any boarder the promotion of moral values during their stay and
remaining absent without permission from the hostel they are decorated during the College Annual
at night shall be dealt with as per rules. Function.
u No boarder is allowed to stay out from the hostel after u The Principal and the Warden can carry out surprise
8.30 p.m. Roll call of the boarders is taken at 9.00 search operations of the rooms to see that the
p.m. by the Warden daily. boarders are seriously engaged in the study.
u The boarders are not allowed to sit in the hostel u Any incriminating material found from their
rooms when their classes are going on. They are not possession or on their person during the search
allowed to have any additional electric installations or operation shall be confiscated & the defaulters shall
keep extension wire or any musical gadgets. The be dealt with as per the rules.
defaulters shall be dealt with as per rules.

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Pr grammes
ffered
Undergraduate Courses Postgraduate Courses
Bachelor of Arts (BA) MA (English)

BA (Hons) English MA (Hindi)

BA (Hons) Political Science MA (Punjabi)

BA (Journalism & Mass Communication) MA (Economics)

B Com (Pass & Hons) MA (History)

B Com (Financial Services), BBA MA (Journalism & Mass Communication)

B Sc (Med), B Sc (Non-Med) M Com

B Sc (Comp Sc), B Sc (Eco), B Sc (Biotech) M Sc (Physics)

BCA, B Sc (IT), BDMM M Sc (Chemistry)

B.Voc. Web Designing & Developement (IT) M Sc (Maths)

B.Voc. Financial Market Management M Sc (Comp Sc)

Diploma in Computer Applications PG Diploma in Computer Applications

(DCA) (PGDCA)

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 Undergraduate
courses
Bachelor of Arts (BA) BA (Hons) in English
Eligibility: +2 Pass or equivalent examination. The students who have secured at least 50% marks in the subject
of English and 50% marks in aggregate in Sem-I and Sem-II each,
The college offers the following combination of subjects in BA
can opt for it from BA Sem-III onwards.
Compulsory Subjects
1. English 2. Punjabi / Basic Punjabi
BA (Hons) in Political Science
Elective Subjects
The students who have secured at least 50% marks in the subject of
A student shall select any three subjects from Political Science in Sem-I and Sem-II each, can opt for it from BA
the following : Sem-III onwards.
Elective English / Hindi / Sanskrit* / Punjabi
(A student can opt for both Elective Hindi and Sanskrit)
Economics
History / Mathematics
Political Science
Computer Science/ Physical Education
Philosophy/Travel & Tourism
Vocational Subject**
*The students opting for Sanskrit shall be given a special
scholarship of Rs. 400/- per month.

**A student can take only one vocational

subject from the following
(a) Computer Applications
(b) Mass Communication & Video Production
(c) Functional English
Note: A student cannot take both Computer Science
& Computer Applications

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 Undergraduate
courses
B Sc (Medical)
Eligibility: +2 with atleast 40% marks in aggregate in the concerned science group or equivalent examination.
Course Structure of B Sc (Medical)

Sem-IV
English (Compulsory)
Punjabi (Compulsory) / Basic Punjabi / Punjab History & Culture
Zoology-IVA Biochemistry
Zoology-IVB Animal Physiology
Botany-IVA Diversity of Seed Plants and their Systematics-I
Botany-IVB Diversity of Seed Plants and their Systematics-II
Chemistry-A Inorganic Chemistry
Chemistry-B Organic Chemistry

Sem-V
English (Compulsory)
Sem-I
Punjabi (Compulsory) / Basic Punjabi
English (Compulsory)
Zoology-VA Developmental Biology
Punjabi (Compulsory) / Basic Punjabi / Punjab History & Culture
Zoology-VB Genetics
Drug Abuse: Problem, Management and Prevention (Compulsory)
Botany-VA Plant Physiology
Zoology-IA Cell Biology
Botany-VB Biochemistry and Biotechnology
Zoology-IB Biodiversity-I
Chemistry-A Inorganic Chemistry
Botany-IA Diversity of Microbes
Chemistry-B Physical Chemistry
Botany-IB Diversity of Cryptogams
Chemistry-A Inorganic Chemistry
Chemistry-B Organic Chemistry
Sem-VI
English (Compulsory)
Punjabi (Compulsory) / Basic Punjabi
Sem-II
Zoology-VIA Medical Zoology
English (Compulsory)
Zoology-VIB Medical Laboratory Technology
Punjabi (Compulsory) / Basic Punjabi / Punjab History & Culture
Botany-VIA Ecology
Zoology-IIA Ecology
Botany-VIB Economic Botany
Zoology-IIB Biodiversity-II
Chemistry-A Organic Chemistry
Botany-IIA Cell Biology
Chemistry-B Physical Chemistry
Botany-IIB Genetics
Chemistry-A Inorganic Chemistry
Chemistry-B Physical Chemistry

Sem-III
English (Compulsory)
Punjabi (Compulsory) / Basic Punjabi / Punjab History & Culture
Environmental Studies (Compulsory)
Zoology-IIIA Evolution
Zoology-IIIB Biodiversity-III
Botany-IIIA Structure, Development & Reproduction in Flowering Plants-I
Botany-IIIB Structure, Development & Reproduction in Flowering Plants-II
Chemistry-A Organic Chemistry
Chemistry-B Physical Chemistry

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 Undergraduate
courses

B Sc (Non-Medical)
Eligibility: +2 with atleast 40% marks in aggregate in
the concerned science group or equivalent examination.
Course Structure of
B Sc (Non-Medical)
Sem-I Sem-II
English (Compulsory) English (Compulsory)
Punjabi (Compulsory) / Basic Punjabi / Punjab History & Culture Punjabi (Compulsory) / Basic Punjabi / Punjab History & Culture
Drug Abuse: Problem, Management and Prevention (Compulsory) Physics-A Relativity & Electromagnetism
Physics-A Mechanics Physics-B Vibrations & Waves
Physics-B Electricity & Magnetism Mathematics-I Calculus & Differential Equations
Mathematics-I Algebra Mathematics-II Calculus
Mathematics-II Calculus & Trigonometry Chemistry-A Inorganic Chemistry-II
Chemistry-A Inorganic Chemistry-I Chemistry-B Physical Chemistry-I
Chemistry-B Organic Chemistry-I

Sem-III Sem-IV
English (Compulsory) English (Compulsory)
Punjabi (Compulsory) / Basic Punjabi / Punjab History & Culture Punjabi (Compulsory) / Basic Punjabi / Punjab History & Culture
Environmental Studies (Compulsory) Physics-A Quantum Mechanics
Physics-A Statistical Physics & Thermodynamics Physics-B Atomic & Molecular Spectra
Physics-B Optics & Laser Mathematics-I Statics & Vector Calculus
Mathematics-I Analysis Mathematics-II Solid Geometry
Mathematics-II Analytical Geometry Chemistry-A Inorganic Chemistry
Chemistry-A Organic Chemistry Chemistry-B Organic Chemistry
Chemistry-B Physical Chemistry

Sem-V Sem-VI
English (Compulsory) English (Compulsory)
Punjabi (Compulsory) / Basic Punjabi Punjabi (Compulsory) / Basic Punjabi
Physics-A Condensed Matter Physics Physics-A Radiation & Particle Physics
Physics-B Nuclear Physics Physics-B Electronics
Mathematics-I Dynamics Mathematics-I Linear Algebra
Mathematics-II Number Theory Mathematics-II Numerical Analysis
Chemistry-A Inorganic Chemistry Chemistry-A Organic Chemistry
Chemistry-B Physical Chemistry Chemistry-B Physical Chemistry

B Sc (Computer Science) B Sc (Economics)

Eligibility: +2 with atleast 40% marks in aggregate in the Eligibility: +2 with 40% marks in aggregate or
concerned science group or equivalent examination. equivalent examination.
Course Structure of B Sc (Comp. Sci.) Course Structure of B Sc (Economics)
w English (Compulsory) ¨ English (Compulsory)
w Punjabi/Basic Punjabi / Punjab History & Culture ¨ General Punjabi/Basic Punjabi / Punjab History & Culture
w Computer Science ¨ Economics
w Physics / Chemistry ¨ Quantitative Techniques / Mathematics
w Mathematics ¨ Computer Science / Computer Application
w Drug Abuse: Problem, Management and Prevention (Sem-I Only) ¨ Drug Abuse: Problem, Management and Prevention (Sem-I Only)
w Environmental Studies (Sem-III Only) ¨ Environmental Studies (Sem-III Only)

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 Undergraduate
courses

BCA
Eligibility: +2 with atleast 40% marks in aggregate or equivalent examination.

Course Structure of BCA

Sem-I Sem-II
Paper-I Introduction to Programming-C Paper-I Introduction of Programming-C++
Paper-II Introduction to Computers & Information Technology Paper-II Principles of Digital Electronics
Paper-III Applied & Discrete Mathematics Paper-III Numerical Methods & Statistical Techniques
Paper-IV Practical-I (MS Office 2010 and Basic C Programming) Paper-IV Practical-I (Advanced C++ Programming)
Paper-V Communication Skills in English-I Paper-V Communication Skills in English-I
Paper-VI Punjabi/Basic Punjabi / Punjab History & Culture Paper-VI Punjabi/Basic Punjabi / Punjab History & Culture
Paper-VII Drug Abuse: Problem, Management and Prevention
(Compulsory)
Sem-III Sem-IV
Paper-I Computer Architecture Paper-I Data Structure & File Processing
Paper-II Database Management System Paper-II Information Systems
Paper-III Introduction to Python Programming Paper-III Internet Applications
Paper-IV Programming Lab-Python Paper-IV System Software
Paper-V Programming Lab-Oracle Paper-V Lab-Data Structures implementation using C++
Paper-VI Lab-Web Designing and use of Internet
ESL 221 Environmental Studies (Compulsory)
Sem-V Sem-VI
Paper-I Software Engineering Paper-I Computer Graphics
Paper-II Web Technologies Paper-II Computer Networks
Paper-III Operating System Paper-III Lab - Implementation of Applications of Computer
Paper-IV JAVA Programming Language Graphics in C/C++
Paper-V Lab based on JAVA Programming Language Paper-IV Project
Paper-VI Lab based on Website Designing using HTML,
Java, Script and PHP

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 Undergraduate
courses

B Sc (IT)
Eligibility: +2 with atleast 40% marks in aggregate or equivalent examination.
Course Structure of B.Sc ( IT)
Sem-I Sem-IV
Paper-I Fundamentals of Computers Paper-I Database Management System
Paper-II Introduction to Programming-C Paper-II Internet Applications
Paper-III Applied & Discrete Mathematics Paper-III JAVA & Web Designing
Paper-IV Communication Skills in English-I Paper-IV Web Technologies
Paper-V Punjabi / Basic Punjabi / Punjab History & Culture Paper-V Programming Lab-I (Oracle)
Paper-VI Practical- PC Computing & C Language-I Paper-VI Programming Lab-II (HTML & JAVA)
ESL 221 Environmental Studies (Compulsory)

Sem-II Sem-V
Paper-I Principles of Digital Electronics Paper-I Computer Networks
Paper-II Introduction to Programming-C++ Paper-II Operating System
Paper-III Numerical Methods & Statistical Techniques Paper-III E-Business
Paper-IV Practical-C++ Language Paper-IV Lab-I (Computer Networks)
Paper-V Communication Skills in English-II Paper-V Lab-II(Operating System)
Paper-VI Punjabi/Basic Punjabi / Punjab History & Culture
Sem-VI
Paper-VII Drug Abuse: Problem, Management and Prevention
(Compulsory) Paper-I & II Optional (I) Computer Graphics
Paper-I: Computer Graphics
Sem-III
Paper-II: Application of Computer Graphics in C++/C
Paper-I Introduction to Python Optional(II) Network Management
Paper-II Data Structure Paper-I: Network Operating System/Client Server Application
Paper-III System Analysis & Design Paper-II: Practical Lab based on NOS
Paper-IV Programming Lab-I Optional (III) Cloud Computing
(Python Programming Language)
Paper-I: Introduction to Fundamentals of Cloud Computing
Paper-V Programming Lab-II (Data Structure)
Paper III Project

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 Undergraduate
courses
Bachelor of Design (Multimedia)
Eligibility: +2 with at least 45% marks in aggregate or equivalent examination.

Course Structure of BoD (MM)

Sem-I Sem-II Sem-III
1 Drawing & Colour-I 1 Drawing & Colour-II 1 Film Appreciation-I
2 Introduction to 3D-I 2 Introduction to 3D-II 2 Animation in 3D
3 Workshop-I 3 Theory of Media 3 Adobe Phototshop
4 Elements of Art & Multimedia (Print Media & Script Writing) 4 HTML 5
5 Communication Skills in English-I 4 Workshop-II (Photography and Adobe Lightroom) 5 Corel Draw
6 Punjabi (Compulsory) / Basic Punjabi / 5 Adobe Illustrator 6 Project-I
Punjab History & Culture 6 Communication Skills in English-II
7 Punjabi (Compulsory) / Basic Punjabi /
Punjab History & Culture
8 Drug Abuse: Problem, Management and
Prevention (Compulsory)
Sem-IV Sem-V Sem-VI
1 Flash 1 Adobe Premiere Pro 1 3D Studio Max
2 PHP 2 Adobe After Effects 2 Introduction to 3D
3 Dream Weaver 3 Workshop III 3 Drawing & Illustration
4 Film Appreciation-II 4 Sound Editing & Recording 4 Workshop-IV : Stop Motion
5 Project-II 5 Technical Theory of Media-II 5 Blender
6 Environmental Studies (Compulsory) (Electronic Media) 6 Project - IV
6 Project-III
Sem-VII Sem-VIII
1 Maya 1 3D and Animation in Photoshop
2 Mudbox 2 Motion Graphics for Commercials
3 Project-V 3 3D Human Modelling & Animation
4 Industrial Training

Diploma in Computer Applications (DCA)

Eligibility: 10+2 with 45% marks in any stream Course Duration : One Year
Course Structure of DCA
Sem-I Sem-II
Paper-I Information Technology and Operating System Paper-I Database Management System
Paper-II PC Computing–I Paper-II PC Computing–II

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 Undergraduate
courses

B.Voc. Web Designing & Development (IT)

Eligibility: +2 (any stream) with at least 40% marks in aggregate or equivalent examination.
Course Structure
Sem-I Sem-IV
Paper-I Programming in C Paper-I Core PHP and MySQL
Paper-II Fundamentals of Information Technology Paper-II Desktop Publishing Tools-III (Adobe Dreamweaver)
Paper-III Lab Based on Desktop Publishing Tools-I Paper-III Minor Development-II
(Adobe Photoshop (CS6) Paper-IV Mental Ability & Reasoning
Paper-IV Lab Based on Programming in C Paper-V Business Etiquettes & Interview Techniques
Paper-V Lab Based on Fundamentals of IT Paper-VI Lab based on Core PHP and MySQL
Paper-VI Communication Skills in English-I Paper-VII Lab based on Desktop Publishing Tools-III
Paper-VII Punjabi / Basic Punjabi / Punjab History & Culture (Adobe Dreamweaver)
ESL 221 Environmental Studies (Compulsory)
Sem-II
Paper-I Programming using Python Sem-V
Paper-II Web Designing (HTML, DHTML, Paper-I Word Press Framework
CSS & JAVASCRIPT) Paper-II Web Technology using ASP.NET
Paper-III Minor Development-I Paper-III Lab based on Desktop Publishing ToolsIV
Paper-IV Lab Based on Programming using Python (Adobe Flash, Front Page)
Paper-V Lab Based on Web designing (HTML, Paper-IV Cyber Forensics, Cyber Crimes, Cyber
DHTML, CSS & JAVASCRIPT Security & Cyber Law
Paper-VI Communication Skills in English-I Paper-V Human Rights and Value Education
Paper-VII Punjabi / Basic Punjabi / Punjab History & Culture Paper-VI Lab based on Word Press Framework
Paper-VIII Drug Abuse: Problem, Management and Prevention Paper-VII Lab based on Web Technology using ASP.NET
Sem-III Sem-VI
Paper-I Internet & Networking Paper-I Major Project
Paper-II Database Management System (Industrial Training and Project Development
Paper-III Lab based on Desktop Publishing Tools-II in latest Web Technologies)
(Corel Draw x3)
Paper-IV Personality Development
Paper-V Principles of Management
Paper-VI Lab based on Internet & Networking
Paper-VII Lab based on Database Management System

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 Undergraduate
courses

B.Voc. Financial Market Management

Eligibility: +2 (any stream) with at least 40% marks in aggregate or equivalent examination.
Course Structure
Sem-I Sem-IV
BVC 101 Communication Skills in English-I BVC 401 Business Statistics
BVC 102 Punjabi / Basic Punjabi / Punjab History & Culture BVC 402 Business Environment
BVC 103 Fundamentals of Management BVC 403 Entrepreneurship Development
BVC 104 Information Technology for Financial Managers BVC 404 Introduction to Debt Market
BVC 105 Introduction to Mutual Funds BVC 405 Money Market Instruments and Operations
BVC 106 Introduction to Financial Markets & Services BVC 406 Credit Risk Management
BVC 107 Financial Market Simulation Lab BVC 407 Training Project—Eight Weeks
ESL 221 Environmental Studies
Sem-II
BVC 201 Communication Skills in English-II Sem-V
BVC 202 Punjabi / Basic Punjabi / Punjab History & Culture BVC 501 Financial Management
BVC 203 Managerial Economics BVC 502 Operations Management
BVC 204 Analysis of Financial Statements BVC 503 Organizational Behavior
BVC 205 Introduction to Derivatives—Equity & Currency BVC 504 Management of Financial Institutions
BVC 206 Capital Market Operations BVC 505 Operation Risk Management
BVC 207 Training Project—Eight Weeks BVC 506 Security Analysis
Drug Abuse: Problem, Management and BVC 507 Commodity Market -Simulation lab
Prevention (Compulsory)
Sem-III Sem-VI
BVC 301 Business Ethics & Corporate Social Responsibility BVC 601 Human Resource Management
BVC 302 Business Laws BVC 602 Marketing Management
BVC 303 Basic Accounting for Financial Managers + Tally BVC 603 Management Techniques and Services
BVC 304 Treasury Management BVC 604 Regulatory Framework in Financial Markets
BVC 305 Fundamentals of Capital Market BVC 605 Financial Journalism
BVC 306 Market Risk Management BVC 606 Portfolio Management
BVC 307 Derivatives Market Simulation Lab BVC 607 Training Project-Eight Weeks

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 Undergraduate
courses
BBA
Eligibility: +2 with atleast 40% marks in aggregate or equivalent examination.

Course Structure of BBA

Sem-I Sem-II Sem-III
ENC-101 English (Compulsory) ENC-151 English (Compulsory) ENC-201 English (Compulsory)
BBA-102 Punjabi (Compulsory) or Basic BBA-202 Punjabi (Compulsory) or Basic BBA-302 Punjabi (Compulsory) or Basic
Punjabi or Punjab History & Culture Punjabi or Punjab History & Culture Punjabi or Punjab History & Culture
BBA-103 Basic Accounting BBA-203 Business Laws BBA-303 Statistics for Business
BBA-104 Business Organization and Systems BBA-204 Principles of Management
BBA-304 Fundamentals of Human
BBA-105 Managerial Economics-I BBA-205 Managerial Economics-II
Resource Mgmt
BBA-106 Computer Applications for BBA-206 Computer based Accounting System
Business BBA-207 Fundamentals of Banking BBA-305 Fundamentals of Marketing Mgmt
BBA-107 Business Communication Drug Abuse: Problem, Management BBA-306 Indian Financial System
and Prevention (Compulsory) BBA-307 Management Accounting

Sem-IV Sem-V Sem-VI

ENC-251 English (Compulsory) BBA-501 English (Compulsory) BBA-601 English (Compulsory)
BBA-402 Punjabi (Compulsory) or Basic BBA-502 Punjabi (Compulsory)/Basic Punjabi BBA-602 Punjabi (Compulsory)/ Basic Punjabi
Punjabi or Punjab History & Culture BBA-503 Company Law BBA-603 Income Tax
BBA-403 Financial Mgmt BBA-504 Entrepreneurship & Small Business BBA-604 Fundamentals of Capital Markets
BBA-404 Production and Operations Mgmt BBA-505 Cost Accounting BBA-605 Viva-Voce
BBA-405 Business Environment BBA-511 Consumer Behaviour BBA-611 Services Marketing
BBA-406 Operations Research BBA-512 Advertising & Sales Management BBA-612 E-Marketing
BBA-407 Fundamentals of Insurance
BBA-408 Seminar
ESL-222 Environmental Studies (Compulsory)

B Com (Financial Services)

Eligibility: +2 with atleast 40% marks in aggregate or equivalent examination.

Course Structure of B Com (Financial Services)

Sem-I
Paper-1 Financial Accounting with Tally
Paper-2 Communication Skills in English
Paper-3 Quantitative Techniques for Business-I
Paper-4 Business Organization & Management
Paper-5 Communication Skills in Punjabi
Paper-6 Computer Applications
Paper-7 Drug Abuse (Compulsory)

Sem-II
Paper-1 Corporate and Bank Accounting
Paper-2 Communication Skills in Punjabi
Paper-3 Quantitative Techniques for
Business-II
Paper-4 Mercantile Law
Paper-5 Banking Operations & Regulations
Paper-6 Fundamentals of Human Resource
Management
Paper-7 Indian Financial System

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courses

B Com (Pass)
Eligibility: +2 with atleast 40% marks in aggregate or equivalent examination.

Course Structure of B Com (Pass)

Sem-I Sem-II Sem-III
ENC-101 English (Compulsory) ENC-151 English (Compulsory) ENC-201 English (Compulsory)
BCG-102 Punjabi (Compulsory)/ BCG-202 Punjabi (Compulsory)/ BCG-302 Punjabi (Compulsory)/
Basic Punjabi/PHC Basic Punjabi/PHC Basic Punjabi/PHC
BCG-103 Financial Accounting BCG-203 Advanced Financial Accounting BCG-303 Corporate Accounting
BCG-104 Business Organisation BCG-204 Commercial Laws BCG-304 Company Laws
BCG-105 Business Communication BCG-205 Business Economics BCG-305 Financial Management
BCG-106 Business Statistics BCG-206 Functional Management BCG-306 International Business
BCG-107 Computer Fundamentals BCG-207 Seminar BCG-307 Business Environment
Drug Abuse: Problem, Management
and Prevention (Compulsory)
Sem-IV Sem-V Sem-VI
ENC-251 English (Compulsory) BCG-501 English (Compulsory) BCG-601 English (Compulsory)
BCG-402 Punjabi (Compulsory)/ BCG-502 Punjabi (Compulsory)/ Basic Punjabi BCG-602 Punjabi (Compulsory)/Basic Punjabi
Basic Punjabi/PHC BCG-503 Management Accounting BCG-603 Operations Research
BCG-403 Goods and Services Tax (GST) BCG-504 Direct Tax Laws BCG-604 Corporate Governance
BCG-404 Industrial Laws BCG-505 Auditing BCG-605 Workshop
BCG-405 Principles & Practices of Specialisation-I: Accounting & Finance Specialisation-I: Accounting & Finance
Banking & Insurance BCG-511 Contemporary Accounting BCG-611 Portfolio Management
BCG-406 Cost Accounting BCG-512 Financial Market Operations OR BCG-612 Financial Services OR
BCG-407 Seminar Specialisation-II: Banking & Insurance Specialisation-II: Banking & Insurance
ESL-221 Environmental Studies (Compulsory) BCG-521 Banking Service Management BCG-621 Foreign Exchange Management
BCG-522 Insurance Service Management BCG-622 Risk Management & Insurance

B Com (Hons) (Sem III-VI) Two Years Course

The students will have to select one of the following groups having four papers each, of which Paper–I shall be offered in B.Com. (Hons.)
Semester–III, Paper II in B.Com. (Hons.) Semester–IV, Paper III in B.Com. (Hons.), Semester–V & Paper IV in B.Com. (Hons.) Semester–VI.
Group I: Banking Group II: Insurance
Paper I: Banking and Financial System Paper I : Principles and Practices of Life Insurance
Paper II: Electronic Banking and Risk Management Paper II: Principles and Practices of General Insurance
Paper III: Accounting for bankers Paper III: Accounting for Insurers
Paper IV: Bank Marketing Paper IV: Insurance Marketing

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courses

B Sc (Biotechnology)
Eligibility: +2 Medical/Non-Medical with atleast 40% marks in aggregate.
Course Structure of B Sc (Biotech)
Sem-I Sem-II Sem-III
BTL-101 Cell Biology BTL-151 Zoology-I BTL-201 Fundamentals of Biotechnology
BTL-102 Botany-I BTL-152 Genetics BTL-202 Immunology-I
BTL-103 Biochemistry-I (Biomolecules) BTL-153 Biochemistry-II (Bioenergetics BTL-203 Chemistry-II (Organic Chemistry)
BTL-104 General Microbiology-I and Enzymology) BTL-204 Botany-II
BTL-105 Chemistry-I (Inorganic Chemistry) BTL-154 General Microbiology-II BTL-205 Biochemistry-III (Metabolism of
BTL-106 Communication Skills in English-I BTL-155 Biomathematics and Biostatistics Carbohydrates and Lipids)
BTL-107 Punjabi (Compulsory)/ Basic Punjabi BTL-156 Communication Skills in English-II BTL-206 Molecular Biology
/ Punjab History & Culture BTL-107 Punjabi (Compulsory)/ Basic
Punjabi / Punjab History & Culture
Drug Abuse: Problem, Management
and Prevention (Compulsory)

Sem-IV Sem-V Sem-VI

BTL-251 Industrial Biotechnology-I BTL-301 rDNA Technology-I BTL-351 rDNA Technology-II
BTL-252 Immunology-II BTL-302 Plant Biotechnology-I BTL-352 Plant Biotechnology-II
BTL-253 Biochemistry-D BTL-303 Animal Biotechnology-I BTL-353 Animal Biotechnology-II
BTL-254 Biochemistry-IV (Metabolism of BTL-304 Bioprocess Engineering-I BTL-354 Bioprocess Engineering-II
Proteins and Nucleic Acids) BTL-305 Biophysical & Biochemical BTL-355 Chemistry-III (Physical
BTL-255 Skill Development in Biotechnology Techniques-I Chemistry)
BTL-256 Zoology-II BTL-306 Industrial Biotechnology-II BTL-356 Biophysical & Biochemical
BTL-257 Industrial/Institutional Visit Techniques-II
ESL-221 Environmental Studies (Compulsory) BTP-377 Term Paper

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courses

Bachelor of Arts : Journalism & Mass Communication BA (JMC)

Eligibility: +2 of any recognized Board in any stream with at least 50% marks.
Course Structure of BA (JMC)
Sem-I Sem-II Sem-III
Paper 101 Communication Skills in English-I Paper 201 Communication Skills in English -II Paper 301 Cyber Journalism
Paper 110 Punjabi (Compulsory) OR Paper 210 Punjabi (Compulsory) OR Paper 302 Reporting and Editing - II
Paper 111 Basic Punjabi OR PHC Paper 211 Basic Punjabi OR PHC Paper 303 History of Broadcasting in
Paper 102 Principles of Communication Paper 202 Press Laws & Media Ethics India: Policies & Principles
Paper 103 Reporting and Editing-I Paper 203 History of Print Media Paper 304 News Feature Writing
Paper 104 Media and Politics Paper 204 Mass Communication: Paper 305 Development and Communication
Paper 105 Photo Journalism Concepts & Processes Practicals
Practicals Paper 205 Design & Graphics Paper 306 Reporting & Editing Lab
Paper 106 Print Media Lab Practicals Paper 307 Cyber Lab
Paper 107 Photo Lab Paper 206 Communication lab Paper 308 Feature Writing Lab
Paper 207 Design & Graphics Lab
Drug Abuse: Problem, Management
and Prevention (Compulsory)
Sem-IV Sem-V Sem-VI
Paper 401 Media: Business Communication Paper 501 Event Management: Paper 601 Global Media
Paper 402 Programme Formats: Radio & TV Principles and Methods Paper 602 Current Affairs: Contemporary
Paper 403 Video Production: Idea to Screen Paper 502 Current Affairs: Contemporary Issues in Media-II
Paper 404 Folk Media Issues in Media-I Paper 603 Perspective of Audio Sound
Paper 405 Advertising: Concepts & Principles Paper 503 Media Research & Methodologies Paper 604 Video Electronic Film Production
ESL-221 Environmental Studies Paper 504 Social Media Paper 605 Specialized Reporting
(Compulsory) Paper 505 Public Relations Practicals
Practicals Practicals Paper 606 Audio Lab
Paper 406 Radio & Television Production Lab Paper 506 Event Management Lab Paper 607 Specialized Reporting Lab
Paper 407 Operation & Handling of Video Paper 507 Social Media Lab Paper 608 Film Project
Equipment Paper 508 Pilot Study
Paper 408 Advertising Lab

Note: Soon after the end of Sem-II, the students shall undergo a Training of four weeks in Print Media/Radio Journalism/
Television Journalism/ Television Production and shall submit the training report at the end of Semester-IV.

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courses
MA English
Eligibility: Bachelor's Degree in any Faculty with 50% marks in the subject of English
and the candidate should have studied English for three years at the UG level.
Course Structure of MA English
Sem-I
Paper-I Poetry-I (Renaissance to Romantic)
Paper-II Renaissance Drama
Paper-III English Novel (Upto 19th Century)
Paper-IV Phonetics and Spoken English
Paper-V Western Literary History-I

Sem-II
Paper-VI Poetry-II (Victorian & Modern)
Paper-VII Modern Drama
Paper-VIII Modern Novel
Paper-IX English Grammar and Writing
Paper-X Western Literary History-II

Sem-III
Paper-XI Irish Literature
Paper-XII General Linguistics
Paper-XIII Literary Criticism
Paper-XIV Indian Writing in English
Paper-XV Communication Studies or
Rhetoric & Advanced Composition
Sem-IV
Paper-XVI Modern Literary Theory
Paper-XVII American Literature
Paper-XVIII Post Colonial Literature
Paper-XIX Prose & Short Stories
Paper-XX World Classics in Translation or
Greek Literature or
Indian Literature in Translation

MA Hindi
Eligibility: Bachelor's Degree in any Faculty with 50% marks in aggregate or
45% marks in the subject concerned or equivalent examination or Master's
degree from any recognized University in another subject/faculty.
Course Structure of MA Hindi
Sem-I Sem-II
1 Adhunik Hindi Kavya: Dwivediyugin 6 Adhunik Hindi Kavya:
Evam Chhayawad Chhayawadotar Kaal
2 Hindi Sahitya Ka Itihas-I 7 Hindi Sahitya Ka Itihas-II
3 Bhartiya Kavya Shastra Evam 8 Pashchatya Kavya Shastra
Sahityalochan 9 Media Lekhan
4 Paroyajan Moolak Hindi 10 Natakkar Mohan Rakesh
5 Hindi Natak Aur Rang Manch

Sem-III Sem-IV
11 Prachin Evam Madhyakalin 16 Madhya Kalin Hindi Kavya
Hindi Kavya 17 Adhunik Gadhya Sahitya
12 Adhunik Gadhya Sahitya 18 Hindi Bhasha Evam Devnagri Lipi
13 Bhasha Vigyan 19 Raj Bhasha Prashikshan
14 Patrakarita Prashikshan 20 Uttar Kavya Dhara ke Sandarbh
15 Surdas Ka Vishesh Adhyayan Mein Guru Teg Bahadur Ji Ki Vani
Ka Vishesh Adhyayan

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 Postgraduate
courses
MA Punjabi
Eligibility: Bachelor's Degree in any Faculty with 50% marks in aggregate or 45% marks in the subject concerned or
equivalent examination or Master's degree from any recognized University in another subject/faculty.

Course Structure of MA Punjabi

Sem-I Sem-II
Paper 1 Gurmat Kav Paper 6 Bhagti Baani
Paper 2 Punjabi Sufi Kav Paper 7 Punjabi Kissa Te Birtaant Kav
Paper 3 Sahit Sidhant Atte Kav Shastar Paper 8 Khoj Atte Punjabi Aalochna
Paper 4 Lokdhara Te Punjabi Lokdhara Paper 9 Sabhiyachar Te Punjabi Sabhiyachar
Paper 5 Tulnatmak Punjabi Sahit: Sidhant Atte Vihar Paper 10 Opt (i) Punjabi Media Atte Punjabi Pattarkari
Opt (ii) Punjabi Bhasha Te Computer Application
Sem-III Sem-IV
Paper 11 Aadhunik Punjabi Kavita (1960 tak) Paper 16 Vishav Classici Sahit
Paper 12 Punjabi Naval Paper 17 Punjabi Kahani
Paper 13 Punjabi Bhasha Atte Bhasha Vigiyan-I Paper 18 Punjabi Bhasha Te Bhasha Vigiyan-II
Paper 14 Punjabi Vartak-I Paper 19 Punjabi Vartak-II
Paper 15 Punjabi Natak Te Ekangi Paper 20 Opt (i) Parvasi Punjabi Sahit
Opt (ii) Pakistani Punjabi Sahit

MA Economics
Eligibility: Bachelor's Degree in any Faculty with 50% marks in aggregate or 45% marks in the subject concerned
or equivalent examination or Master's degree from any recognized University in another subject/faculty.
Course Structure of MA Economics
Sem-I Sem-II
MAE101 Microeconomics-I MAE201 Microeconomics-II
MAE102 Macroeconomics-I MAE202 Macroeconomics-II
MAE103 Quantitative Methods for MAE203 Quantitative Techniques for
Economists-I Economists-II
MAEO-4 Money, Banking and Finance MAEO-2 Economics of Labour
MAEO-13 Economics of Environment and MAEO-8/9 Econometrics / Economics of
Demography Agriculture
MAEO-15 Dissertation* (* in lieu of one optional paper in MA Sem-III & Sem-IV each)

Sem-III Sem-IV
MAE-301 Economics of Development MAE-401 Economics of Planning
MAE-302 International Economics-I MAE-402 International Economics-II
MAE-303 Indian Economy MAE-403 Punjab Economy
MAEO-1 Public Finance MAEO-10 Economics of Public Enterprises
MAEO-3 Theory of Statistics/History of MAEO-12 Operations Research
Economic Thought

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 Postgraduate
courses
MA (JMC)
Eligibility: Bachelor's Degree in any Faculty with 50% marks in aggregate or 45%
marks in the subject concerned or equivalent examination or Master's
degree from any recognized University in another subject/faculty.

Course Structure MA (JMC)

Sem-I Sem-II
Paper-I Introduction to Communication Paper-I Development Communication
Paper-II History of Print Media in India Paper-II Media Management
Paper-III Reporting & Editing Paper-III Current Affairs
Paper-IV Media Law & Ethics Paper-IV Communication Research-I
Paper-V Advertising Paper-V Radio & TV Programming

Sem-III Sem-IV
Paper-I Mass Communication Research-II Paper-I International Communication
Paper-II New Media Technology Paper-II Human Rights
Paper-III Public Relation & Corporate Paper-III Film Studies
Communication Paper-IV Intercultural Communication
Paper-IV Science Journalism Paper-V Dissertation
Paper-V Photography

MA History
Eligibility: Bachelor's Degree in any Faculty with 50% marks in aggregate or 45% marks in the subject concerned or
equivalent examination or Master's degree from any recognized University in another subject/faculty.
Course Structure of MA History
Sem-I Sem-II
1 Political Processes and Structures in India upto 1200 A.D. 1 Urban and Agrarian Economy in India upto 1200 A.D.
2 Society and Culture in India upto 1200 A.D. 2 Society and Culture of India 1200-1750 A.D.
3 Polity and Economy of India 1526-1750 A.D. 3 Polity, Economy and Society in the Punjab 1799-1849 A.D.
4 Political Ideas and Institutions in India 1757-1947 A.D. 4 Modern World: Major Trends 1500-1900 A.D.
5 History of the Punjab 1450-1708 A.D. 5 Economic History of Modern India 1757-1857 A.D.
Sem-III Sem-IV
1 Socio-Cultural History of India : 1858-1947 A.D. 1 Economic History of Modern India : 1857-1947 A.D.
2 Emergence of Indian Nationalism : 1857-1919 A.D. 2 The National Movement : 1920-1947 A.D.
3 Punjab Under Colonial Rule : 1849-1947 A.D. 3 Contemporary Punjab
4 Twentieth Century World (1901-2000 A.D.) 4 Indian Historiography
5 Historical Thought and Historiography 5 History of Ideas

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 Postgraduate
courses
M Com
Eligibility: Bachelor's degree in Commerce / Business Administration / B.Com. (Hons.)/ B.Com. (Prof.)
with 50% marks in aggregate or equivalent examination.

Course Structure of M Com

Sem-I Sem-II
MC 101 Managerial Economics MC 201 Corporate Financial Accounting and Auditing
MC 102 Statistical Analysis for Business MC 202 Financial Management
MC 103 Management Principles and Organization Behaviour MC 203 Research Methodology
MC 104 Business Environment MC 204 Marketing Management
MC 105 Management Accounting and Control Systems MC 205 Human Resource Management
MC 106 Seminar MC 206 Viva voce

Sem-III Sem-IV
MC-301 Banking and Insurance Services MC-401 International Accounting
MC-302 Seminar MC-402 E-commerce
MC-311 Security Analysis and Portfolio Management MC-403 Viva voce
MC-312 Contemporary Accounting MC-411 International Financial Management
MC-351 Consumer Behaviour MC-412 Financial Markets and Financial Services
MC-352 Retail Management MC-413 Corporate Tax Law and Planning

M Com students are required to undergo summer training for 4-6 weeks during
the vacations, submit the report and make a presentation of the same in a seminar

M Sc Mathematics
Eligibility: B.A./ B.Sc. with Hons. in Maths/ Stats/ Operational Research Or B.A./B.Sc. pass with 50% marks having Maths as
one of the subjects Or B.Sc.(Hons) Physics/ B.Sc. Engg. with 50% marks having Maths as one of the subsidiary
subjects Or B.A./B.Sc. pass with 45% marks in Maths Or equivalent examination
Course Structure of M Sc Mathematics
Sem-I
Math-551 Real Analysis-I
Math-552 Complex Analysis
Math-553 Algebra-I
Math-554 Mechanics-I
Math-555 Differential Equations

Sem-II
Math-561 Real Analysis-II
Math-562 Tensors and Differential Geometry
Math-563 Algebra-II
Math-564 Mechanics-II
Math-565 Partial Differential Equations &
Integral Equations

Sem-III Sem-IV
Math-571 Functional Analysis-I Math-581 Functional Analysis-II
Math-572 Topology-I Math-582 Topology-II
Math-575 Number Theory Math-585 Discrete Mathematics-I
Math-577 Statistics-I Math-587 Statistics-II
Math-578 Operational Research-I Math-588 Operational Research-II

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 Postgraduate
courses
M Sc Physics
Eligibility: B.Sc. degree (10+2+3 system) with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics or Physics, Mathematics and Computer
Science or Physics, Mathematics and Electronics with at least 50% marks from any recognized University.
Course Structure
Sem-I Sem-II
Phy 401 Electronics Phy 451 Quantum Mechanics-I
Phy 402 Mathematical Physics Phy 452 Electrodynamics-I
Phy 403 Classical Mechanics Phy 454 Atomic & Molecular
Phy 404 Computational Techniques Spectroscopy
Phy 421 Electronics Lab Phy 455 Condensed Matter Physics-I
Phy 422 Computer Lab Phy 471 Condensed Matter Physics Lab-I
Phy 472 Spectroscopy Lab
Sem-III Sem-IV
Phy 501 Quantum Mechanics-II Phy 551 Particle Physics
Phy 502 Electrodynamics-II Phy 552 Condensed Matter Physics-II
Phy 504 Nuclear Physics Phy 553 Assignment/Project
Phy 505 Statistical Mechanics Phy 554 Physics of Materials
Phy 521 Condensed Matter Phy 563 Reactor Physics
Physics Lab-II
Phy 522 Nuclear Physics Lab

M Sc Chemistry
Eligibility: B.Sc. degree (10+2+3 system) in Chemistry with at least 50% marks (45% for SC/ST) in aggregate.

Course Structure
Sem-I Sem-II
Course-I Ligand Field Course-VIII Organometallics Chemistry
Course-II Organic Reaction Mechanism-I Course-IX Organic Reaction Mechanism –II
Course-III Physical Chemistry –Thermodynamics Course-X Physical Chemistry – Quantum Chemistry
Course-IV Spectroscopy A: Techniques for Structure Course-XI Reaction Mechanisms and Metal Clusters
Elucidation of Organic Compounds Course-XII Spectroscopy B: Techniques for Structure
Course-V Computer for Chemists Theory Elucidation of Inorganic Compounds
Computer for Chemists Practical Course-XIII Mathematics for Chemists OR Biology for Chemists
Course-VI Inorganic Chemistry Practical Course-XIV Organic Chemistry Practical
Course-VII (Quantitative Analysis) Course-XV Physical Chemistry Practical
Organic Chemistry Practical

Sem-III Sem-IV
Course-XVI Inorganic Chemistry Course-XXIII Advanced Inorganic Chemistry
Course-XVII Organic Synthesis Course-XXIV Natural Products
Course-XVIII Surface and Polymer Chemistry Course-XXV Chemistry of Materials
Course-XIX Electrochemistry and Chemical Dynamics Course-XXVI Advanced Practical
Course-XX Photochemistry and Pericyclic reactions Organic Synthesis
Course-XXI Inorganic Chemistry Practical (Preparations) Inorganic Synthesis
Course-XXII Physical Chemistry Practical Physical Chemistry

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 Postgraduate
courses
M Sc Computer Science
Eligibility: Bachelor's Degree with Computer Science / IT / Computer Applications / Computer Maintenance as one of the
Elective subjects with 50% marks in aggregate Or BCA/B.Sc. (IT)/ BIT or equivalent with atleast 50% marks in
aggregate Or Bachelor's Degree with Mathematics as an Elective subject and Post-Graduate Diploma in Computer
Applications/PG Diploma in Information Tech. /PG Diploma in E-Commerce & Internet Applications or equivalent
with 50% marks in aggregate.

Course Structure of M Sc Computer Science

Sem-I Sem-II
MCS 101 Advanced Data Structures MCS 201 Theory of Computation
MCS 102 Advanced Computer Architecture MCS 202 Image Processing
MCS 103 Network Design & Performance Analysis MCS 203 Design & Analysis of Algorithms
MCS 104 Discrete Structures MCS 204 Cloud Computing
MCS 105 Soft Computing MCS 205 Distributed Database Systems
MCS 106P Programming Laboratory-I MCS 206P Programming Laboratory-II (Implementations based on Image
Processing or Design & Analysis of Algorithm or Cloud Computing or Distributed
(Based on Advanced Data Structures) Database Systems)

Sem-III Sem-IV
MCS 301 Advanced Software Engineering MCS 401 Advanced Web Technologies
MCS 302 System Software MCS 402 Microprocessor and its Application
MCS 303 Data Mining and Warehousing MCS 403 Object Oriented Modeling, Analysis and Design
MCS 304 Concept of Core and Advanced Java MCS 404P Programming Laboratory-IV
MCS 305 Network Programming (Based on Advanced Web
MCS 306P Programming Laboratory-III Technologies using ASP.NET)
(Based on Advance Java and Network MCS 405P Project Work
Programming)

Postgraduate Diploma in Computer Applications (PGDCA)

Eligibility: Bachelor's Degree with 45% marks in aggregate or equivalent examination Course Duration : One Year
Course Structure of PGDCA
Sem-I
Paper-I PC Computing-I (MS Office) 2003
Paper-II PC Computing-II (Professional DTP)
Paper-III Fundamentals of Computer & Operating Systems
Paper-IV Database Management System through Oracle-10g
& System Analysis & Design
Practicals in all subjects

Sem-II
Paper-I Network Concepts and Management
(Hardware, Software, setting in
LINUX/UNIX/ NT environment)
Paper-II Programming in C
Paper-III Introduction to Scripting Languages,
Web Designing & Uses of Internet
Paper-IV Programming in Visual Basic with
Active X
Practicals in all subjects

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 Fee
One Time Pay Off
F. ANNUAL CHARGES
l Dilapidation Fund Rs. 800.00
l Correspondence Rs. 700.00
l Electricity and Water Charges Rs.1600.00

Structure l Maintenance of Electricity / Water

Equipment
l Generator and its Upkeep
l Students Library-cum-Identity Card
Rs. 850.00
Rs. 650.00
Rs. 100.00
l Magazine and News Bulletin Rs. 300.00
l Sundry Publications Rs. 400.00
University / Board Charges l College Terminal Examinations Rs. 400.00
l Medical Rs. 230.00
A. ADMISSION FEE As per Govt. l Furniture Upkeep Rs. 240.00
l Student Aid Fund Rs. 360.00
Decision
l Social Relief Fund Rs. 100.00
l Readmission Fee As per Govt.
l Arya Yuvak / Yuvati Samaj Rs. 70.00
Decision
l Society Membership Rs. 100.00
B. BUILDING FUND Rs. 50.00 l Alumni Asso Fund Rs. 50.00
C. UNIVERSITY CHARGES l Punjabi Improvement Programme Rs. 400.00
l Registration Fee Rs. 400.00 l Library Upkeep Rs. 350.00
l Information Technology Upkeep Fund Rs. 700.00
(On first admission to College from those
l IT Upkeep Fund BoD(MM) Rs. 2800.00
seeking admission to Semester-I Only)
l Software Upkeep Fund Rs. 600.00
l Continuation Fee Rs. 400.00 (from students offering Computer as subject)
l University Sports Fee Rs. 600.00 COURSE DEVELOPMENT FUND
l Holiday Home Fee Rs. 100.00 (Project/Field Work/Seminar/Extension
Activities, Presentation, Workshop etc)
l Youth Welfare Fee Rs. 200.00
l MA (All Stream) Rs. 6800.00
l Enrolment Fee Rs. 300.00 l M Sc Physics Rs. 11400.00
l University/College Sports Development Fee Rs. 280.00 l PGDCA Rs. 3200.00
l University College Development Charges Rs. 60.00 l BBA Rs. 7200.00
l BSc (Med, Non-Med), BCom, BDMN Rs. 4000.00
l World University Fee Rs. 50.00
l BSc (IT), BSc (CS), BCA Rs. 9000.00
l University Alumni Charges Rs. 100.00 l MSc (Chemistry) Rs 7600.00
l Special Migration Fee Rs. 350.00 l BSc (BT) Rs 6400.00
l Verification Fee Rs. 1000.00 l MSc (Math) Rs. 15400.00
l M Com, MSc (CS) Rs. 4800.00
l Eligibility Fee and Form Rs. 450.00
l BSc (Economics) Rs. 1700.00
l Red Cross Fund/Flag Charges Rs. 29.00 l BAJMC Rs. 4600.00
l NSS Fund Rs. 20.00 l BCom (Financial Services) Rs. 4400.00
l Verification Fee from students coming from Rs. 500.00 l Multimedia Fund (BDMM) Rs. 18000.00
Universities outside Punjab l Mass Comm Fund (BAJMC) Rs. 16000.00
l MA (JMC) Mass Comm Fund Rs. 13400.00
l Verification fee from students coming USD 40 + Cheque
l Vocational Fund
from other Countries Collection Charges
a) MSc (Maths) Rs. 8400.00
D. Punjab College Physical Education Fee Rs. 68.00 b) All MAs, MSc (CS), MSc (Physics) Rs. 2000.00
E. Higher Education Fee Rs. 10.00 c) MCom Rs. 6400.00
d) BDMM Rs. 4800.00
e) PGDCA Rs. 3000.00
f) BCom (Financial Services) Rs. 9200.00
Group Insurance for Students G. PARKING TARIFF
l Motor Cycle/Scooter Charges Rs. 1200.00
Ever y student is covered under Group H. COLLEGE SECURITY (ADJUSTABLE)
Insurance Scheme (Life) which provides l Senior Secondary, TDC I, II, III Rs. 100.00
insurance cover of Rs. One Lac in case of death, l MA/MSc/MCom Rs. 200.00
I. STUDENT GENERAL INSURANCE Rs. 125.00
and an additional cover of Rs. One Lac in case J. INTERNET/WEB CHARGES
of death due to an accident. The insurance a) MSc (CS) Rs. 7200.00
b) BCA Rs. 6200.00
premium is Rs. 125/- per year. c) PGDCA Rs. 2700.00

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 Fee
Structure
Fee To Be Charged Each Month An investment in knowledge
pays the best dividend
Fee To Be Charged Each Month

K. TUITION FEE

}
As Per
Ÿ Three Yrs Degree Courses
Ÿ MA/MSc, MCom, BDMM
Govt.
Decisions
Time - Frame For Payment
BOTH COLLEGE AND HOSTEL DUES
Ÿ Amalgamated Fund Rs. 65.00 Semester I/III/V/VII At the time of Admission
Ÿ Maintenance of College Campus Fund Rs. 80.00
(Along with Univ/Board/College Annual Exam Fee)
Ÿ Matching Fund (All Courses except DCA) Rs. 1115.00
Semester II/IV/VI/VIII In January 2023
Ÿ Matching Fund (DCA) Rs. 475.00
Ÿ CDF Rs. 70.00 (Along with Univ/Board/College Annual Exam Fee)
Ÿ College Sports Dev. Fund Rs. 130.00
Ÿ P OLICY
REFUND
Adjunct Faculty Fund
(I) MCom/MSc (CS)/MA(All Streams) Rs. 125.00
ll not be refunded
(ii) BCom, BBA Rs. 120.00 The dues once paid wi
leaves the college
(iii) MSc (Physics), MSc (Maths) Rs. 220.00 even if the student
sion, except the
Ÿ Science Labs (Infrastructure and Dev) Fund Rs. 60.00 during the mid-ses
r the judgement of
Ÿ Science Fund Per Science Subject Rs. 130.00 cases covered unde
urt of India. Only
Hon'ble Supreme Co
Ÿ Maintenance Sci. Lab (per Science Sub) Fund Rs. 50.00 ded and that too, if
security will be refun
Ÿ Computer Fund/Internet/Networking/DELNET Fund/ the dues are otherw
ise clear.
Project Fund/Studio Fund from students offering
BCA, BSc (IT), BSc (CS) Rs. 800.00
BBA, BCom, BSc (Eco), BAJMC Rs. 525.00 Note: The Principal reserves the right to levy
BDMM Rs. 550.00 a uniform cess for unforeseen and emergent
M Sc(CS)
M Sc (Physics)
Rs. 1100.00
Rs. 400.00 projects of the college.
Ÿ Maintenance of Computer Lab/Studio Lab
(All streams) Rs. 350.00 The Mess security will be refunded one month after
Ÿ M Sc (CS) Rs. 1350.00
Ÿ Comm. Fund {MCom, BCom, BCom (FS)} Rs. 1200.00 the resident leaves the Hostel with bag & baggage.
BBA Rs. 670.00
Ÿ Vocational Subjects
L. HOSTEL DUES
Charges Extra
RIDER ON THE FEE
Ÿ Admission Fee (Annual) Rs. 380.00 The Science/ Computer Fund paid by the student at the
Ÿ Room Rent Rs. 350.00 time of Admission shall not be refunded or adjusted against
Ÿ Common Room Rs. 60.00 any College dues, even if a student changes the Science
Ÿ Electricity and water charges Rs. 300.00
faculty/Computer Science /Computer Applications subject.
Ÿ Utensils Charges Rs. 50.00
Ÿ Boarder Fund Rs. 50.00
Ÿ Misc. Charges Rs. 50.00 The students who intend coming on scooters/mopeds/
Ÿ Service Charges Rs. 50.00 motor-cycles etc. during the mid-session must seek the
Ÿ Establishment Rs. 110.00 Principal's permission, and pay for the whole session.
M. OTHERS
Ÿ Dilapidation Rs. 90.00 Any student, who for one or the other reason, wants to
Ÿ Correspondence Rs. 85.00 leave the college must seek the permission of the Principal
Ÿ Boarder activities Rs. 95.00 in writing and clear all the dues beforehand.
Ÿ Telephone and generator upkeep Rs. 85.00
Ÿ Sanitation charges Rs. 90.00
Ÿ Electric repair and maintenance Rs. 90.00 Note : As per University Calendar, Fee & Funds once
Ÿ Medical Fund Rs. 80.00 paid will in no case be refunded.
Ÿ Mess Security (Refundable) Rs. 2500.00

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 Our Financial Support
Fellowships
The college offers liberal financial aid to the needy and the deserving
students in the form of following scholarships:
u VN Sharma (Canada) Rs. 25000/- per annum
Terms & Conditions
u KB Sharma (Zambia) Rs. 21000/- per annum
u Bhatia Biradari Rs. 12000/- per annum Note : The hostel fees, charged for the
u Nakodarian Mal Trust Rs. 5000/- per annum whole year at the time of
admission, will not be refunded
Stipends even if the student leaves the
u The following stipends are available to the specified categories on the hostel any time during the
production of certificate from the competent authority. session. The Principal has the
u Scheduled castes right to fix the rate of mess
u Backward classes charges according to the
u Scheduled tribes prevalent market rate of
u Low income groups commodities. The boarders will
pay mess charges by the 10th of
Scholarships By Other Agencies/Trusts each month. The defaulters will
w V.K. Bhalla Scholarship be permitted to take their meals
w Sanskrit Scholarship by the College in the hostel only after they clear
w Hindi Scholarship by the College their mess charges.
w Punjab Govt. Merit Scholarship
u All students must pay the College
w Gian Devi Chopra Scholarship
fees on the dates notified and no
w K.C Mehra Scholarship
extension in dates will be allowed.
w Nand Lal Malik Scholarship
w J.S Arora Scholarship u Cheques and Drafts will not be
w Smt. Kamlesh Kumari Sharma Scholarship accepted for payment of the
w Sarla Devi Scholarship College or Hostel dues under any
w Narinder Nath Chopra Scholarship circumstance.
w Sudarshan Kapoor (Advocate) Scholarship u Science/Computer practical fee
w Ghanshayam Dass Scholarship will not be adjusted / refunded in
w Dr. V. Lakhanpal Scholarship case of change of stream.
w R.R. Sharma Scholarship through u A fine of Rs.50/- will be imposed for
Mrs. Vidya Watti Gian Chand Garg Nakodaria Mal Scholarship Trust the non-payment of quarterly
w Principal D.R Gupta Scholarship dues. In case the dues are paid in
w Scholarship to Manipur Students the next quarter, the fine will be
w Staff Student's Concession increased to Rs.200/-.
w Sh. Rakesh Kumar
u Extension in date of payment of the
Fee Concession : Care And Compassion dues may be granted by the
Principal/ the Bursar in exceptional
u Concessions in fee and stipends are granted to the economically weak and
the academically deserving students. The students desirous of seeking fee cases and an application for the
concessions, must apply on the prescribed form and appear before the Fee same must be submitted before
Concession Committee for interview. In case any fee concession is expiry of the due date.
recommended by the Committee, it will be notified and the amount u If a student does not get his/her
adjusted against the remaining dues. name struck off from the rolls of
u Part payment of the college fee, if granted, will not be treated as fee the college by giving an application
concession. to the Principal, he/she will be
treated as on rolls of the college for
u Outstanding speakers, singers, sports persons and distinguished artists are
also awarded stipends and other concessions on the recommendations of the purpose of the realization of
the teachers lncharge of these activities in the college. Fee concession to the dues even for the period of
the outstanding players will be granted by the Sports Board after watching his/her absence.
and assessing their performance in the playgrounds.

Efforts By:
• Prof. Sandeep Kumar • Dr. Neeru Gupta • Dr. Ashish Gupta • Dr. Samriti Aggarwal

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University Toppers
2 0 2 1 - 2 0 2 2
1st in University

Deeksha Tuli Manik Sareen Arshdeep Kaur Lakshay Mehra Aniket Nischal
M.Sc. (Chem) M.Sc. (Maths) M.Sc. (Phy ) BCA B.Voc. Web Desg. &
Sem-II Sem-III,IV Sem-IV Sem-III Dev. (IT) Sem-I

2nd in University 3rd in University

Anmol Arora Bhawini Khanna Piyush Sharma Muskan Tandon Deepak Vanshika
M.Sc. (Chem) MA (JMC) B.Voc. Web Desg. B.Sc. Non Med. B.Voc. Web Desg. & BA (JMC)
Sem-II Sem-IV & Dev. (IT) Sem-I,II Sem-VI Dev. (IT) Sem-II Sem-V

4th in University 5th in University 7th in University

Nitesh Sabarwal Jasmine Bal Jahanvi Rajput Ritesh Jain Navdeep Kaur
BA (JMC) M.Sc. (Maths) BA (JMC) BCA M.Sc. (CS)
Sem-III Sem-IV Sem-III Sem-III Sem-I

8th in University 9th in University 14th in University

Navaldeep Singh Himanshu Kashyap Parshansa Gaind Aastha Kapoor

BCA BA (JMC) B.Sc. Non Med. B.Sc. Med.
Sem-III Sem-I Sem-VI Sem-VI
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