Dr Punam Suri Padma Shri Awardee Sh Ajay Suri President Dr NK Uberoi General Secretary DAV CMC, New Delhi Vice President DAV CMC, New Delhi President DAV CMC, New Delhi ‘Arya Pradeshik Pratinidhi Sabha, New Delhi Chancellor DAV University, Jalandhar Sh R.K. Sethi ‘Sh Mahesh Chopra ‘Sh Shiv Raman Gaur Honorary Treasurer Secretary IAS (Reta) DAV CMC, New Delhi DAV CMC, New Delhi Director Higher Education 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 lly 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 awide 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, whichis responsive to regional, national and international needs and aspirations...My dear Students, warmly welcome youto DAV College, Amritsar, an institution of eminence for almost seven decades. Firstand foremost! would lke to express my deep sense of gratitude to each one of you for your constant support, love and concern towards the College which enables and encourages us to strive hard to carry forward the mmission of spreading value-based knowledge to one and al We believe that education is an effective medium of social transformation, We are looking at the bright and successful careers of our thousands of students, which subsequently benefit the society. We feel proud that we are running such an excellent institution, which is shaping the youth of India, In order to accomplish our vision and mmission, we are prepared to take as much effortas possible fr the betterment ofthe current academic scenario. The College aims for continual growth in the quality ofall academic and co-academic activities with a sense of commitment to fully meet the expectations of the students, parents and society at large. Departments of Youth Welfare, NCC, NSS, Physical Education, Training, Placement & Career Guidance Cell, Red Ribbon Club, Centre for Women Empowerment and Centre of Excellence for the Science of Happiness offer integrated services for the multi -facetted developments of our students and they excel in various fields through Internship and Apprenticeship Programmes. Inthe College, our teachers strive to teach not only academic programmes but also lif skills needed for students’ self development with highly resourceful faculty. From academics to co-curricular activities, perseverance and a nnever-say-die spirit are entrenched in the heart of every student not only making them good students but brillant human beings. Intoday's dynamic world, a360 degree development and groomingis of supreme importance and ‘through our College, we are creating an environment fr future leaders, entrepreneurs and professionals who possess skils and aptitudes in an array of functional disciptines. 11am hugely impressed by the commitment of the management and the staf for providing excellent all-round education for our students, As a team working together, we strongly promote academic achievement among our students. | wish the best of fortune and prosperity to all those who contribute to the noble task of spreading education and its manifest qualities and objectives. May God Bless You! ur Dr Amardeep Gupta Principal[L undergraduate Programmes : Computer Science & Information Technology a ooo * BSc {IT} /BCA/ BD (MM\/ [[uncergraduate Programmes : Commerce & Management BBA Sern 17/6 Com (Pass) Sem Please ee notification on the college tice board } Pease see ntieaton onthe college notice board Spot Aamission * 8 Com (Pass & Hons.) / B8A Sem Il/V * Boe (FMM) Sem- VV [ncergraduate Programmes : Sciences “onesie Pondergraduate Programmes Humanities = BA/ BA UMC) Sent Spot Admission BABA Hons. (Engish/Pol. Sei) Sem-tl, V = BA UMC) Semi, V Please see notification on the college notice board Spot Admission Soon after the +2 result Postgraduate Programmes {Mise Sern Maths / Phys / Comp SefChemisty) * N.Com Sem / PGDCA Sem ‘MA Sem (Enlsh/ nd /Punab ‘MA Sem Economics/istory/ourmalsm & Mass Commnicaton) Please see notification con the college noticeboard * Msc Ser (Maths / Phys / Comp Sc/Chemisry), Mom Servi the result Spot Admission ‘MA Serr Englsh/Hnd/PunabifEconomics/story Journalism & Mass Communication) Admission Deadline 3 Salient Features Faculty College Library Research And Consultancy 9 Internships 10 Placements, " Hostels 2 Sports 8 National Service Scheme 14 Institution's novation Council 14 Nec 5 Societies/Clubs/Associations 16 Support Services 17-18 Social Commitments 19 Co-curricular Activities 20 Mega Events a Programmes Offered 2 Diplomas 23 Bachelor of Arts (BA) 24 BA (JMC) 2 BSc Med 26 B Sc (Biotechnology) 26 BSc Non-Med/Comp. Sc/Eco 27 BCA 28 Bsc (T) 29 BD (MM) 30 B Voc Web Desig. & Devi. (IT) 31 BCom (Pass & Hons.) 32 BBA 33 B Voc FMM 34 ities MA (English) 35 (MA (Hindi) cy MA (Punjabi) 36 MA (Economics) 36 MA (MC) a MA (History) 7 MCom 8 MSc (Mathematics) 38 MSc (Physics) 39 M Sc (Chemistry) 39 M Sc (Computer Science) 40 PGDCA 40 Fee Structure Our Financial Support——— ——— Eligibility Conditions For GNDU Examinations 2024-25 ADMISSION DEADLINE Acardt sal belgie appear the University Examination if he/she _ ‘sper GNU has been on the rolls of the college Normal Dates of Admission by the College ( notiication throughout the academic year © Admission by the College with late Fee paral preceding the examination and has attended not less than 75% of ‘AK The date for the commencement of regular teaching will be notified later the lectures delivered in each of the subject / paper offered (to be %* Co-Academic Calendar counted upto the last day when Enrolment of cadets to NCC (All Wings) & NSS Till July 31, 2024 the classes are dispersed for ratory holidays). F Talent Search Competition for CCA Till August 31, 2024 Propesmtory | Monae) | pogerence students, this shall be considered Enrolment of players in various teams/games, Til August 31, 2024 separately for practicals and theory. Enrolment of students in Institution's Innovation Council Till September 30,2024 | has obtained marks in house Conduct of Internal Hackathon & Ideathon Til January 31, 2025, ‘examination as under: 40% marks in case of MA/MSc classes, and 35% Sport) Aihletics Mey Ge marks in case of BA/BSc/BCom/ Prize Distribution Function March 2025 BBAIBCA/ BVoc in each subject OR Convocation March 2025 25% marks in aggregate of all the Proparatory Holidays for Univ Exams 2024/2025, ‘As per Univ notification subjects, (The full course of lectures fora particular subject means all the lectures delivered in that subject in the relevant academic year upto the date on which the classes are The College will make elaborate arrangements for the support of dispersed for preparatory holidays). academically weak / scholastic students 7 ; 7 Change of subject(s) /stream / Carrying Identity Cards is compulsory at faculty is allowed within 15 days of all times in the College Campus. commencement of classes provided Students found not carrying Identity the seats are available. Inno case Cards shall be penalized. will the subject(s) /stream/faculty be changed after the stipulated period. VACATION SCHEDULE Summer Recess : June 6, 2024 to July 14, 2024 Winter Recess : December 27, 2024 to January 10, 2025 Inno case the change of section is allowed Zero Tolerance Policy Towards Ragging Ragging is strictly prohibited in the College and any student found indulging in ragging will be punished as per the verdict of Hon'ble Supreme Court of India.a ———— is an outstanding educational institution of the North India. The College has @ Aninspiring, energetic, spirited & helpful environment. ‘© Staunch, devoted & commited faculty updated on professional skills, expertise and knowledge. ‘© Latest tech equipped Science/Computer/Audio Video Labs and Well-Stocked IT enabled library empowered with e-access and database. ‘© Language and Communication Lab to make English Language Learning efficacious & efficient. ‘© Many subject associations, societies and clubs which organize lectures, debates, declamation contests and quiz competitions, to develop innovation & practical abilities among the students. ‘© Elaborate arrangements for sports and incentives for sportspersons. ‘© Excellent provision for training in NCC, NSS and Placement & Counselling Cell and Institution's Innovation Council (JIC) that provides opportunities to the students to participate in various Hackathon, internships and the College always offers the students a unique platform to showcase their skills and talent with practical side of their learning like problem- solving, creative-thinking, digital-skills and teamwork, ‘© Well-equipped residential cubicles and dormitories in the college hostels (one for boys and one for girls) with affordable tariff © Scientitic & psychometric techniques of evaluation through workshops, paper presentations, merit tests, mid-semester tests, mock tests, quizes & Group Discussions.—— The College has a well established students’ help-desk guided by * Registrar + Women Empowerment Cell * Professor Incharge Administration + Nodal Officer University Affairs * Bursar IT Visionary : Innovative Vision ‘The college has carved aniche 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 Eighthi-tech fully networked labs Ergonomic Workstations Smart Class Rooms A range of Multimedia Projectors Heavy duty Laser Printers Cyber Café with Broadband Connection Scanners Multimedia Aided Delivery Systems Cloud Service Enviable Stock of Educational & Tutorial DVDsFACULTY rrr, WELL QUALIFIED & EXPERIENCED TEAM ‘The quality of Faculty is the anchor-sheet of any academic institution. The college is fortunate to have teachers who are dynamic, updated, inspirational, skilled, innovative, result-oriented, and tremendously accessible. ‘The college has tie-ups with academic, administrative, ‘managerial, professional and ‘technical heavyweights who combine superb teaching skills with powerful hands-on experience, Visiting luminaries deliver extension lectures to enrich and strengthen the core content. rrr mardeep Gupta Vice-Principal Prof Madan Motan Registrar Dr Anita Mataian Pro Inckarge (dma) Prot Nivedita Sharma Bursar OrkS Arya Dean cca DrBB Yadav DEPARTMENT OF BIOTECHNOLOGY Pe PG DEPARTMENT OF HINDI (Gold Medalist) Ph.D ee ea ET cae ‘Seema Sharma MA, Ph.D Nonietar_MSePa Anita Mahajan HoD, M Sc (Gold Medalist, Ne HO ot Faijesh Kemer M Se (Hons), M.Phil Ph.D L Susie! Mam Gos) a fovShama se pretKaur Se ons PRD Toman Wala Com Narinder Arora MSc, PhD JJMohindru MSc (Gold Medalist), Ph. shatai sharma M Com, Ph.D. ua aura se Sista gon AD Raper hoa Me Ma ‘Munish Gupta MSc, Ph.D ee o peelene pee nD) Fagot WSe.PRD ona Gtera MS Pa Vikram Sharma —-HoD, MCA, M.Phil eee Meer) ‘Madan Mohan ‘HoD, MA, M.Phil Vivek Aggarwal MCA, M.Phil Meenu Aggarwal MSc (Gold Medalist) Kapil Goyal MTech Kamal Kishore —-HoD, MA, PhD Sandy Kovar MCA“, ccumaéew AMADA HAD eae) ue Harsimran Anand M.Tech RK Nayyar MA, MPa eas Star So OD ‘Rama Bhardwaj MCA, Ph.D Gurdas Singh Sekhon MA, M.Phil, PhD ‘Shivani Sanan_ MSc, Ph.D Puneet Sharma — MCA, M.Phil Vilram Chowdhar Mo, Phd Rajbir Kaur MSc (On Leave) ‘Sunny Thukral MSc (CS), M Tech, PD " y Preeti Kama.‘ W.Tech, Ph.D Gagandeep Ralzada MSc (Hons), PLD Batam Seah dca pe coe Nighi Kaushal Rajinder S Minhas B.Tech, M.Tech (On Leave) Gurdas Singh Seshon MA, M.Phil Ph.D MOA, MTech (IT) a ‘DEPARTMENT OF ZOOLOGY Pena Ee Un ES RajniXranna ——-HoD, MSc, MPhil, Ph.D, Raj Bala PD (Bioenfo},cCaS Neeraj Gupta ‘MSc (Hons), Ph.D Ashish Gupta Renu Chohan MSc, MPhil, PGDCA Amanjot Kaur Nitta Sharma MSc, CCHR. Sakshi Harsiman $ Aulakn M Se, Ph.D rae nar OILS eet Gael Gaurav Sharma = MA, M.Phil, Ph.0, PGDHR- a seis, 90 ETT MSc (Gold Medatt KS Arya HoD, MA (Sk & Hind), naa Ph.D, DarshenacharyaSS MU So Pardeep Celly oD, MA Nivedita Snarma_— MA, MPhil Raj K Randhawa MA, M-Phi, PLO Richa Mahajan MA Loveleen Kaur MA.PhO Smt Aggarwal MA, MPhi, PLO Savita Ma Navdsop Kaur Kasi MA Balt Singh MA Surekha ‘Superintendent (Gen.) Ashwani Sharma Stenographer ‘Sunil Kumar ‘Nirmala Sharma Rohit Kumar ‘ulwant Singh Nitin Shara ‘Sanjeev Kumar Amrita Pankaj Kumar Lovejeet Singh Vishal Ram Kewal ‘Alay Kumar Rajesh Kumar Rajesh Kapoor Rajeev Sharma Karnal Singh Raj Kumar Birbal ‘Manish Kumar Rakesh Kumar Rohit Sharma Des Raj aj Kumar Sanjeev Kumar ‘Kuldeep Kumar aa) NCC infantry ‘Sandeep Kumar MCA, M.Phil ‘Sharma Cerficte Course in German NCC Air Force cata Nec Navy Nc Infantry DEPARTMENT OF TRAVEL & TOURISM Ship Seth ‘Satish Kumar ‘vind Mohindra Deepak Sharma Saurabh Katara Rejeew Wachwa Hari om Dhani Ram shoe Kumar JA Tarsem Lal Som Dut Vinod Kumar ‘Ajay Kumar EXE oie Pal Damir Pal Wiliam etn Aajpeesh Kumar Vikas Bala oD, MIM, MA (ist) Gold Medals MA (Erg MPhi Savta ‘Seema Sharma Sakshi FACULTY — (Capt kamal Kishore ying Officer Sanjev Duta ‘Sub. Lt. Gaurav Sharma (CTO Raghu Ra Navdeep Kaur Kasi Administrative / Non-Teaching Staff EI Sanje Kumar JLA Kaushal Paswan PIT Ram Pal Gian Singh DOwarka Prashad Rajesh Kumar JLA Varner Kumar Sanjeev Kumar Amit Kumar Laxmi N Khanna Rajeev Sharma Susheel Kumar Rajesh Kumar Rachhipal Singh Kuldeep Kumar CI Swaroop Lal SLA Ashok Kumar JLA Ravinder Kumar lay Kumar Biramit Singh Pee ‘Anmesh Kumar Bian Kumar AMIE Sanjay Kumar Anil Kumar Surinder Pal Rakesh Kumar DrAK Vera Medical fier Ram Chander Barinder Kumar eeCollege Library Portal to Another Universe SERVICES OFFERED Smart Cards (Bar-Coded) Reference Services Reprographic Services Book and Periodical Alert Bibliography on Demand e-Books (INFLIBNET, NUT, CDs) eMagazines OPAC (Online PublicAccess Catalogue) SECTIONS Enquiry through KIOSK Rare Books Section Do Not Touch Me Section Circulation Counter Book-Bank Section Open Shelf/Reference Inspirational Books Section Periodical Section Audio Visual Section Career Guidance Section Vedie Corner Fiction Section Reprographic Section FACILITIES PROVIDED Air-conditioned Reading Halls Issue & Return through Barcode e-Journals (INFLIBNET, NLIST, Sage) Net Surfing e-mailing Multimedia Special Facility for Toppers Cataloguing KIOSK The College is proud to offer fully air conditioned, well-lighted and sound proof two storeyed spacious library, which is fully automated and well stocked with more than £83000 (bar - coded) neatly - bound volumes along with subscriptions of regional & national newspapers, magazines and journals (both electronic and print). Functioning from 8.30 am to 6.00 pm, the College Library is equipped with the latest library software (Alice for Windows, ver. 6.00) to provide an efficient service and reader-friendly atmosphere. It has five spacious reading rooms, separately for boys, girls and staff members. The library is ready to meet all the e-challenges. It is preparing online catalogue for its readers. Itis one of the most IT enabled libraries with e-access. INFLIBNET is accessible through the World Wide Web (www) to access the e-journals and e-books of national and international evel. The library also awards certificate to Star Reader of Library every month to motivate the students to use the College Library more frequently. Abook exhibition is also organised every year. Department Libraries Cee ou a Ce eee ee one Tee Ces cei acc Chemistry, Commerce, Computer Science & IT, Economics, English, CTA eu I ty ae ese ce eal that offer res Eee Ci Sete ea easy access to department books ioisree Pee rrr)Research And Consultancy Knowledge has a beginning but no end... ‘The College lays stress on faculty enrichment through research projects, industrial and field visits, faculty exchange programmes and extension lectures. A large number of teachers are working on their major/minor research projects. The academic gains are shared with business and industry by way of consultancy. Patents © Dr Sunny Thukral from PG Department of Computer Science & IT has got the patent for a simple but innovative software that can retrieve the symptoms of wheat allergy patients without going through expensive and painful testing procedures. Dr Sunny's patent has been registered with Indian Patent Advanced Search System and is quite helpful for celiac patients. Celiac disease is a serious autoimmune disease that occurs in genetically predisposed people where the ingestion of gluten damages the smallintestine. @ DrVibha Chopra, Assistant Professor, PG. 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 K2NaAIF6 down conversion phosphors by energy transmission mechanism” and another by Republic of South Africa for invention of Low Cost UV based Air Purifier. In addition, Dr. Vibha Chopra has also published 4 patents for following inventions: (i) A device for mobile phone sanitization, (ji) A sanitization device based on UV radiations, (ii) An ultra-violet sanitizer for PPE kits, Police uniform and clothes, and (iv) Automatic, microcontroller based ice defrosting instrument. © Prof. Shivani Sanan, Assistant Professor, P.G. Department of Mathematics has received patent by Govt. of India for her work on “Hybrid genetic sine-cosine optimization model’. This patent will help healthcare organizations to develop cost-effective and sustainable workforce management plan by identifying optimal locations for healthcare facilities that maximize total service coverage while minimizing inequality in access to resources. This would in turn ensure delivery of high-quality healthcare servicestoall the patients. DAV faculty outshines in Indian Knowledge System ... The Indian Knowledge Systems (IKS) Division of the Ministry of Education, Government of India is striving hard to promote interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary research on all aspects of IKS. Three project proposals prepared under the astute guidance and direction of Principal Dr. Amardeep Gupta have been approved by the selection committee of IKS. It is pertinent to mention here that DAV College Amritsar is the only college in Punjab which has received approval for these projects which will also provide Internships to the students. Getting approval for three projects simultaneously is a matter of pride and joy for the college. The faculty members whose proposals have been approved are: Dr. kiran Khanna, Head, PG Department of Hindi on the topic “Extinct Folk Dances of India: Conservation and Promotion’, Prof. Rajesh Mittu, PG Department of Chemistry on the topic ‘Contribution of Ancient Indian Rasayan Shastra to the Modern World Chemistry’ and Dr. Vikram Sharma, PG Department of Mathematics on the topic ‘A Study of Indian Mathematicians and their Contributions’,. Py . SS Internships / Apprenticeships ‘The College has been taking an initiative of providing Internships/ Apprenticeships to the students of UG and PG classes. For this, the College has collaborated with different companies and professionals to give first hand practical training to the students. The details of Internships/ Apprenticeships organised during 2023-2024 are given below: Company/Institute Name Class & No. of Students NIT Jalandhar, NIT Karnataka B.Sc.(Non Medical), BCA-04 IISER Kolkata B.Sc.(Bio Tech), B.Sc (Med)-04 Municipal Corporation MA (Hindi)-03 IIT Bombay M.Sc.(Physics)-02 IIT Ropar M.Sc.(Physics)-01 SNL Innovations Pvt. Ltd. BCA-01 New Age Cart Pvt. Ltd. B.Com-01 Sahil Sachdeva & Associates (Chartered Accountants) B.Com, BBA-03 (07) 9 | SR Software Solutions BCA, B.Sc.(IT)-04 10 | Novela Films Pvt, Ltd. B.Com-04 11_| RedFm BAJMC-01 12 | Verka Milk Plant B.Sc.(Bio Tech)-02 13 | Alpha One (Nexus Mall) B.Sc.(Comp Sci.)-01 14 | Envinova Smartech BCA.01 15 | Punjabi Yard BAJMC-02 16 | Manish Midha & Associates (Chartered Accountants) B.Com-01 17_| Jackson Agencies B.Com-01 18_ | Insplore TLS Consultant Pvt. Ltd. B.Com, BBA-04 19_| My Equation Tech Analogy BBA-01 20 | Puri Diagonistics Lab, Amritsar B.Sc.(BioTech)-07 21_| Progressive Careers BCA, B.Sc.(IT)-11 22_| VR Sharma & Co. (Chartered Accountants) B.Com, BBA-02 23 | Jagmohan & Associates (Chartered Accountants) B.Com, BBA-03 24 | Dainik Jagran Newspaper BA-02 25 | Webcooks Technologies Pvt. Ltd. BCA,B.Sc.(IT)-03 26 | Trandata Technology Solution Pvt. Ltd. BCA, B.Sc.(IT)-04 27 | Adverteen Marketing Solutions BBA-01 28 | TheLawbasic, New Delhi B.Com-01 29 | Rishab's Lab BCA-05 30_| RK Advertising BOMM-02 31_| _AOSC India Pvt. Ltd B.Sc. (IT)-01 SaPlacements * Many reputed companies visited the college campus and number of students were selected during the session 2023-2024 with packages of Rs.2.0- 4.8 Lacs per annum. Od aR) 1 Concentrix Customer Support Executive at 2 ICICI Prudential Life Insurance | Unit Manager/ Financial Services Manager 15, 3_| PVH Arvind Fashion Customer Relationship Officer 08 4 British Telecom Trainee Associate 09 5 TCS BFS & Graduate IT Trainee 8 6 | Quantum IT Solutions Marketing Executive 01 7 | Solutions Tree Full stack Developer Trainee 01 8 | StarHealth insurance Back Office Associate a1 9 Enertics india pvt Itd Software Trainee 01 10 | Maxicus —Kochar Tech Customer Support 03 11 | Step2Gen Technolgy Software Trainee a1 12 | Trandata Technologies Full stack Developer Trainee 02 13 Accenture System and Application Services Associate Trainee 02 14 | Deloitte Consuting Associate Analyst 01 15 | Behal International Office Executive Procurement Executive 01 16 | Code Optimal solutions Technical Associate 02 17 _| wipro HR services ‘customer support executives 04 18 | RockIMS Graphic Designer 02 19 | Alteus Biogenics pvt itd Medical Representative 03 20 PERFECT PIXEL PRO Graphic Designer 01 EE ee eeMahatma Hans Raj Hostel for Boys (Warden: Dr Harsimran S. Aulakh) Kalpana Chawla Hostel for Girls (Warden: Prof Menu Aggarwal) The wo hosts have the capaty to accommodate more than 90 student. Rules & Regulations: ° ‘Any damage, other than reasonable wear and tear, caused to hostel articles through inadvertence shall be made good for at hisyher expense. The boarders are expected to attend Havan and Sandhya ‘Sabha, These form a regular ritual of he hostel Leave for going out or absence (under unavoidable circumstances) for ane or more nights from the hostel should be obtained by the boarders in person from the Principal after getting the application recommended by the Warden. Any boarder remaining absent without permission from the hostel atnight shal be dealt with as perrules. No female boarderis allowedto stay out ofthe hostel after 6.00, p.m. in Summer and after 5.00 p.m. in Winter. Male boarders are not allowedto stay out ofthe hostel after 7.30 p.m, The boarders are not allowed to sit in the hostel raoms when their classes are going on. They are not allowed to have any additional electric installations or keep extension wire or any ‘musical gadgets. The defauters shall be dealt with as per rules. ‘A monthly report will be sent to the parents regarding the conduct of the boarder. Dy Meares Amritsar noe Kalpana Chawla Girls Hostel Facilities of medical aid & checkup, cold water, geyser, solar system, telephone, laundry, Internet browsing also exist The boarders are required to switch off the clectic installations and lock their rooms when they are notin their rooms. In order to promote a sense of discipline, a Proctor and afew boarders are selected for their overall contribution to the promotion of moral values during their stay and they are decorated during the College Annual Function, ‘The Warden can carry out surprise search operations of the rooms to see thatthe boarders are seriously engaged inthe study, ‘Any incriminating material found from their possession or on| their person during the search operation shall be confiscated & the defaultes shall be dealt with as per the rules,Play with a Passion Our Team Positions in GNDU (Session 2023-24) Champions —_| First Runners-up] Second Runners-up] Baseball Football (Women) | Lawn Tennis: Basketball (Women) [Weight Liting | Swimming cricket Rugby Water Polo Canoeing SPORTS Pitch, Hit & Repeat laborate arrangements exist in the college for various physical activities, under the supervision of the Sports Department. The sports persons distinguishing themselves are not only awarded prizes and College colours but are also granted fee-concessions and other 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 skils of the students, Allthe students are motivated to participate init,‘Not Me But You’ The aim of NSSis to develop among the students sense of participation in nation-building by providinga creative outlet totheir energies. The College has four units of NSS with one hundred students in each. Four Programme Officers look after the department. The students are advised to join NSS in large umber so that they may get involved in the grand task of, National reconstruction. INSTITUTION'S INNOVATION COUNCIL The College has active Institution's Innovation Council that promotes innovation, entrepreneurship and IPR among the students and the faculty round the year. Institution's Innovation Council (IIC) systematically fosters the culture of innovation and start-up ecosystem in the institution by engaging a large number of students and faculty members in various innovation and entrepreneurship related activities, such as ideation, problem solving, proof of concept development, design thinking, IPR, project handling and management at pre-incubation / incubation stage, etc., so that innovation and entrepreneurship ecosystem gets established in the institution. IIC of the College organizes many activities including webinars, expert talks, field visits, hands-on- trainings, competitions and also offers Internships / Apprenticeships to the students.—_— = — UNITY & National Cadet Corps : DISCIPLINE Don’t Stop Until You are Proud il 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. A student having zeal to develop discipline, leadership, spirit of adventure and ideals of selfless service can opt for NCC. A cadet can get ‘B’ and ‘C’ NCC certificates in two and three years respectively. For certificate exams, a cadet should have attended not less than 75% of the parades, and must have attended one camp for ‘B’ certificate exam and one additional camp for'‘C’ certificate exam.SOCIETIES/CLUBS/ ———_ ASSOCIATIONS 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 conferences/seminars, lectures, debates, paper reading contests, poetical symposia, declamation contests, quizete © Alumni Association © PCRay Chemical Society © Botanical Society © PGLiterary Society English © Commerce Society # Philosophical Society © Competition Resource Centre Planning Forum Economics CVRaman Physics Society © Political Science Society © DrSaiim AliZoological Association ‘© Punjabi Sahit Sabha EcoCub Ramanujam Mathematical Society © Hindi Sahitya Sabha © RedRibbon Club ‘© Information Technology Society © Robotics Club ‘KM Pannikar Historical Society © Sanskrit Sahitya Society Literary Circle English © Traveland Tourism Club Alumni Association DAV College, Amritsar has a strong Alumni Association, patronized by Dr Amardeep Gupta, 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. = [DAV COLLEGE AMMUTSAR ALUM ASSOCIATIONSUPPORT SERVICES Student Service Centre Student Service Centre promotes Physical Fitness, Sports, Health, Welfare, Psychological and Emotional well being of the students. This centre organises activities such as Yoga, Sports, Inter-College competitions and Motivational lectures on positive thinking to improve physical as well as mental health of the students. Students’ Grievance Redressal Committee (SGRC) Students! Grievance Redressal Committee addresses the grievances of students regarding admission policies, conduct of examinations, complaints of discrimination and any type of harassment. Internal Complaint Committee (ICC) The college strives to provide a safe, healthy and congenial atmosphere to female staff and students, and harassment of any kind is not tolerated. In case of any incident of sexual harassment, the complaint may be forwarded through the Presiding Officer of CCto the Principal. The same willbe addressed within 30 days fits receipt. Anti Ragging & Vigilance Awareness Committee This committee has been constituted to prohibit, prevent and eliminate the scourge of ragging including any conduct by any student which has the effect of teasing, treating or handling with rudeness or indulging in unfair means or undisciplined activities by any student which causes annoyance, hardship or psychological harm or to raise fear or apprehension. Ragging is totally banned in the College and anyone found guilty of ragging is liable tobe punishedasitisa criminal offence 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 Prof Ullas Chopra, apprises the students of various job avenues available tothem in their respective fields of study and also provides other required information, Medical Care The College Health Centre under the charge of Dr Ashwani Verma, a qualified Medical Officer, is 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. Centre of Excellence for the Science of Happiness This centre is designed to take one step by step. journey through the science as well as the discovery of the road to happiness. Positive psychology, well being and the science of happiness have become almost a craze today with its stress, change and speed. The College has taken initiative to start this centre to aware the students about various concepts, causes, mechanisms, effects as well as practice of happiness from scientific and analytical perspective,@ Women Empowerment Cum Grievance Redressal and Legal Literacy Cell This Cell works under the patronship of the Principal of the College, Dr Amardeep Gupta, and convenorship 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. Blood Donors' Association Established in 1986, the Blood Donors’ Association is committed to inculcate a sense of social responsibility among the students. 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 records 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 BB Yadav (Incharge) and Dr Ashwani Verma (Medical Officer), under the patronage of the Principal, Dr Amardeep Gupta. 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.SOCIAL COMMITMENTS & EXTENSION SERVICES 225 URES 2) DAV College, Amritsar patronizes a number of Institutes for persons with disabilities, rehabilitation centres etc. Many ambitious programmes for women empowerment and illiteracy eradication have been taken up by the College. Gandhian Studies Centre is rendering a laudable service in the neighbouring rural areas through six-month Cutting and Tailoring Course for women aimed at making them financiallyindependent. In order to instill the value of community service into the students, the college regularly organises diverse activities like cleanliness drives in slum areas, health and hygiene awareness programmes for females, AIDS awareness camps, tree plantation, medical camps, environment awareness and blood donation camps. PG Department of Computer Science & IT regularly organizes workshops for senior citizens/merchants/vendors on financial literacy aspects like use of plastic payments, mobile wallets, UPI/USSD, Netbanking, Paytm ete The College also regularly organizes “Vigyan Mahotsava” to inculcate scientific temperament among young minds by inviting school students from Amritsar and adjoining areas. The teachers demonstrate interesting experiments to the students who are also given hands on experience of working with scientific instruments. eres VES vA eeeCO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES SS=-= In order to channelize, sublimate and orientate the creative energies of the youth, the College Provides training to the willing and enthusiastic students in the various cultural andlliterary areas: + SiilLife + Cartooning My Bharat, iksit harat + Collage Making rg i + Ranga 56am 2024, tetafScgeca i, + lay Modeling + Poster Making + Sketching + Flower rangement (Ory 8 Fresh) + Phuikar * © oo Musi (ndan + Folk Song + Group Song + Var Singing + Group Shabad + Bhajan Saad + Classical Music (linstt & Vocal) + Fol Orchestra Music (Western) + Group Song + Solo Literary Items + Poatical Recitation + Fancy Dress + Mime + One-Act Play + Skt + Histronics + Mimicry Dances + Bhangra + GiddhaMEGA EVENTS An Interactive SessionDiploma in Cosmetology MA (English) Diploma in Fashion Technology MA (Hind) Diploma in Computer Applications (DCA) Bachelor of Arts (BA) / BA (Hons) BA (Journalism & Mass Communication) / BA (JMC) (Hons) MA (Economics) B.Com/B Com (Hons), BBA/BBA (Hons) —_MA (History) B Sc (Med) / B Sc (Med)(Hons) B Sc (Biotech) / B Sc (Biotech)(Hons) MA (Punjabi) MA (Journalism & Mass Communication) B Sc (Non-Med) / B Sc (Non-Med)(Hons) Com B Sc (Comp Sc) / B Sc (Comp Sc)(Hons) M Sc (Physics) B Sc (Eco) / B Sc (Eco)(Hons) MSc (Chemistry) BCA/BCA (Hons), B Sc (IT)/B Sc (IT)(Hons) Bachelor of Design (Multimedia)[4 Years] M Sc (Maths) ts M Sc (Ce Se B Voc Web Designing & Development (IT) ¢ (Comp Sc) B Voc Financial Market Management PG Diploma in Computer Applications (PGDCA) % Guru Nanak Dev University, Amritsar has introduced 4-year Undergraduate Honours Degree Programmes as per National Education Policy, 2020 in all affiliated colleges from the academic year 2024-25. The University has developed the curricular framework for Honours programmes incorporating a credit-based grading system, a multidisciplinary approach and specialization in a single discipline specific course in the 4th year of the program. The syllabi of various courses are being updated by the University.TT UNDERGRADUATE COURSES Diploma in Cosmetology Eligibility: +2 with 40% marks in any stream Course Duration : One Year Course Structure: Sem ‘Sem-ll Paper-l Fundamental Knowledge of Cosmetology (Theory) (3 Credits) Paper-|_ Skin Care & Treatments (Theory) (3 Credits) Paperll Hair & Beauty Treatments (Practical) (4 Credits) Paper-il Make-Up (Practical) (4 Credits) Paperlll Yoga & Hair (Theory) (3 Credits) Paper-ll Hair Heath & Care (Theory) (3 Credits) Paper-V Hair Stying & Shaping (Practical (4 Credits) Paper-V Chemical & Physical Hair Work (Practical) (4 Credits) Diploma in Fashion Technology Hl +2 with 40% marks in any stream Course Duration : One Year Course Structure: sem1 Sem. Paper! Communication Sis (Theory-+Practica) (4 Credits) Paper Communication Sks-I (Theory +Practial (4 Credits) Papers Gomputer Fundamentals. (Theory-+Practcal)(4Credts) Paper Computer Fundamental (Theory +Practcal) (4 Credits) Paper Concept of Fashion and Testes (Teory+Prectica) (4 Credits) Papel Sewing Techniques (Theory +Pracca) (4 Cred) Paper. Fashion Art and Techniques (Theory+ Practical) (4 Credits) Paper. Fabric Construction (Theory +Practcl (4 Credits) Paper'Y Introductory Teles (Theory +Practca (4 Credits) Paper exiles (Theory+ racial (4 Credits) ploma in Computer Applications (DCA) Eligibility: +2 with 45% marks in any stream Course Duration : One Year Course Structure: Sem Sem-tl Papet-| Information Technology and Operating System (8 Credits) Paper-l Database Management System (8 Credits) Paperll PC Computing (8 Credits) Paper-l PC Computing-I (8 Credits)Bachelor of Arts (BA) / BA (Hons.) Eligibility: +2 Pass or equivalent examination. Course Structure: Sem Semi Discipine Specific Courses: 3 Discipline Specific Courses: 3 Abily Enhancement Course-1 (Engst) Mulescipinary Course-1 Value Added Course-1 Sill Enhancement Course-1 Punjabi-t Pumiabi-2 A student shall select any three subjects (Discipline Specific Courses) including ‘one vocational subject from the following : Elective Subjects ‘© Elective English / Hind / Sanskrit / Punjabi (A student can op for both Elective Hindi and Sanskrit) Economics History / Mathematics Poltical Science Computer Science/ Physical Education Prilosophy/Travel & Tourism Vocational Subjects ‘© Computer Applications ‘© Mass Communication & Video Production ~The students opting for Sanskrit shall be given a special scholarship of Rs. 400/- par month. Sem-Iil English (Compulsory) Punjabi (Compuisory) / Basic Punjabi Punjab History & Cuture Enviconmental Studies (Compulsory) 3 Selected subjects sSemv English (Compulsory) Punjabi (Compulsory) Basic Punjabi Punjab History & Cure 3 Selected subjects BA (Hons) in English ‘The students who have secured at least 50% marks in the subject of English and 50% marks inagregatein Sem-land Semlleach, can opttorit from BA Sem-lil onwards. BA (Hons) in Political Science ‘The students who have secured a least 50% marks inthe subject of Poltical Science in Sem-| and Sem-Il each, can opt frit from BA. Ser onwards. Sem-IV Englsh (Compulsory) Punjabi Compulsory) / Basic Punjabi / Punjab History & Culture 2 Selected subjects Sem-v Engish (Compulsory) Punjabi (Compulsory) / Basic Punjbi/ Punjab History & Culture 23 Selected subjectsBachelor of Arts : Journalism & Mass Communication BA (JMC) / BA (JMC)(Hons)* Eligibility: +2 of any recognized Board in any stream with atleast 50% marks, Course Structure: Som-| Papor 101 Paper 110 Paper 111 Paper 102 Paper 103 Paper 104 Paper 105 Practcals Paper 108 Paper 107 Sem-IV Paper 401 Paper 402 Paper 403, Paper 404 Paper 405 FSL221 Practicals Paper 408 Paper 407, Paper 408 ‘Communication Skil in English} Punjabi (Compulsory) OR Basic Punjabi OR PHC Principles of Communication Reporting and Editing Media and Poles Photo Jouralsm| Print Mea Lab Photo Lab Media: Business Communication Programme Formats: Radio & TV Video Production: lea to Screen Folk Media Advertsing: Concepts & Pineples Environmental Studies (Compulsory) Radio & Television Production Lab Operation & Handing of Video Equipment Advertsing Lab Sem-H Papor 201 Paper 210 Paper 211 Papar 202 Paper 203 Paper 204 Paper 205 Practicals Paper 206 Papor 207 SemV Paper 501 Paper 502 Paper 503 Papar 504 Paper 505 Practicals Paper 506 Paper 507 Paper S08 Communication Skis in Engish 1 Punjabi (Compulsory) OR Basic Punjabi OR PHC Press Laws & Mela Ethics History of Print Media Mass Communication Concepts & Processes Design & Graphics Communication ab Design & Graphics Lab Drug Abuse: Problem, Management and Prevention (Compulsory) Event Management Principles and Methods Current fais: Contemporary Issues in Media Media Research & Methodologies Social Media Public Relations Event Management Lad Social Metia Lab Pilot Study Som-til Paper 201 Paper 302 Paper 303, Paper 304 Paper 305 Practicals Paper 306 Paper 307 Paper 308 Sem-VI Paper 601 Paper 802 Paper 603, Paper 604 Paper 605 Practicals Paper 606 Paper 607 Paper 608, {cyber Journalism Reporting and Editing - History of Broadcasting in India: Policies & Principles Nows Feature Witing Development and Communication Reporting & Editing Lab Cyber Lab Feature Wring Lab ‘Global Media ‘Current Afar: Contemporary Issues in Meck! Perspective of Audio Sound Video Electronic Film Production Specialized Reporting Audio Lab ‘Specialized Reporting Lab Film Project * The detailed course structure as per NEP, 2020 from GNDU, Amritsar is awaited. eeB Sc (Medical) / B Sc (Medical)(Hons) Eligibility: +2 with atleast 40% marks in aggregate in the concerned science group or equivalent examination. Course Structure: Sem-1 ‘Sem-Il Discipline Specie Couses:3 Discipline Spctic Courses: 3 ‘Ability Enhancement Course-1 (English) ‘Multidisciplinary Course-1 VelueAdaed Course-1 Sill EmancomertCouset Puribit Pariobi2 Semll Sem-W Engsh (Compulsory) English (Compulsory) Punjabi (Compusoy) / Base Puli Parla (Compulsory) asic Puja Punjb History & Cure Punjab History & Culture Zoology-VA Biochemistry Environmental Sues (Compulsory) Zoalogy.V3 Animal Physiology Zoaloy-I8Evoiton Banya Diversty of Sed Plans andthe Syste Zoology.iI8Biodiversy- Boany-VB_ Diversity of Sed Plans andthe Systratcs Botary-lIA Sra, Deven & Ghemisty-A Inorganic Greist A Reproduction n oweing Plrts-1 —Ghemisty-B Organic Chemistry-Il Botany HIB Structure, Deveoprant & Reproduction n oweing Plan Chemistry-A Organic Chemisty Chemisty-8 Physical Chemisty Sem¥ Sem-VI English (Compulsory) English (Compulsory) Punjabi (Compulsory) / Basic Punjabi/PHC Punjabi (Compulsory) / Basic PunjabiPHC Zoology VA Developmental Biology ToslogyMA Medical Zoology (Option ') Zoology.v8 Genetics Zoology. Medical Laboratory Bolany-VA Plant Physiology Technology (Option ) Botany-¥B Biochemistry and Biotechnology Botany-VIA Ecology CChemisry-A Inorganic Chemistry-N Botany-VIB Economic Botany Chemisry-B Physical Chemisty Chemisty-A Organic Chemist Chemisty-B Physical Chemisty-V B Sc (Biotechnology) / B Sc (Biotechnology)(Hons) Elgibity: +2 MedicaUNon-Medicl with atleast 40% marks in aggregate Course Structure: Semel ‘Sem-ll Sem-Il Discipline Speciic Courses: 3 Discipline Speciic Courses: 3 BIL201 Fundamentals of Biotechnology Ablity Enhancement Course (English) Muldscilnary Course BIL-202 immunologys1 Value Added Course-1 ‘Skil Enpancement Course-1 BTL-203. Chemisty-t Punjabi-t Punjab-2 BIL-204 Botany-1 BIL205 Biochemistry BIL-206 Molecular Biology Sem-V Sem-V Sem-VI BTL-251 Industrial Biotechnology BTL-901 ‘DNA Technology! BIL351 DNA Technology-t BTL-252 Immunology- BTL-302 Plant Biotechnology BTL-352 Animal Biotechnology. BTL-253.Biochemisty-lV BTL-303 Animal Biotechnology. BIL-353 Plant Biotechnology BTL-254 Skil Developmentin Biotechnology _BTL-304 Bioprocess Engineering BTL-354 Bioprocess Engineering- BTL-256 Fundamentals of Bioinformatics BTL-805 Biochemical & Bioprysical BIL355 Chemisty (Physical BTL-256 Zoology. Technigues-1 Chemistry) BTL277 Industiansttutonal Visit BTL-208 Indus Biotechnology BIL-356 Biochemical & Biophysical ESL-221 Environmental Studies (Compulsory) Techniques. 2 BIP-377 Term Paperee B Sc (Non-Medical) / B Sc (Non-Medical)(Hons) Etigibity: +2 with atleast 40% marks in aggregate in the concemed science group or equivalent examination Course Structure: Sem-| Disciptine Specie Courses: 3 Ablty Enhancement Course (English) Value Added Course-1 Punjabi Sem) Engish (Compulsory) Punjabi (Compulsory) / Basic Punjabi / Punjab History & Culture Environmental Studies (Compulsory) Physics-A Statistical Physics & Thermodynamics Physics 8 Optics & Laser Matematics| Analysis Matematics-I Analyical Geometry Chemisty-A Organic Chemistry-I Chemisry-B Physical Chemistry som Engish (Compulsory) Punjabi (Compulsory) / Basic PunjabiPHC Pryses-A Condensed Mater Physics Physics 8 Electronics Matemtes4. Dynamics Materties!I Number Theory hemisty-A Inorganic Cheisty-1V Chemisty-B Physical Chemisty ‘SemVI English (Compulsory) Punjabi (Compulsory) / Basic PunjabV/PHC PhysiesA Radiation & Particle Physics Physics-3 Nuclear Physios Natheraties. Linear Algebra Wathematies- Numeral Analysis Ghemisty'A Organic Chemisty V Ghemisry3 Physical Chemisty .V B Sc (Comp Sci)/(Comp Sci)(Hons) Eligibility: +2 with atleast 40% marks in aggregate in the ‘concerned science group or equivalent examination, Course Structure: English (Compulsory) PunjabBasic Punjabi Punjab History & Culture ‘Computer Science Physics / Chemisty Mathematics Drug Abuse: Problem, Management and Prevention (Sem Only) Environmental Studi (Ser-HI Only) Sem-ll Discipline Specie Courses: 3 Muticisciptnary Course-t ‘Sail Ennancement Course-1 Punjabi-2 SemV English (Compulsory) Punjabi (Compulsory) / Basic Punjabi / Punjab History & Culture Physics.A ‘Quantum Mechanics Physics: ‘omic & Molecular Spectra Mathematics States & Vector Caloulus Mathematics Solid Geometry CGhemisty-A Inorganic Chemisty Chemisty-8 Organic Chemisty. B Sc (Economics)/(Economics) (Hons) Eligibility: 4-2 with 40% marks in aggregate or equivalent examination. Course Structure: English (Compulsory) General Punjbi/Basic Punjab / Punjab History & Cutro Economies Avanttatve Techniques / Mathematics Compute Science / Computer Apptcalion Drug Abuse: Problem, Management and Prevention (Sem Ons) Environmental Suis (Seri Only) feoe BCA / BCA (Hons) Eligibility: +2 with alleast 40% marks in aggregate or equivalent examination, Course Structure: Sem-1 Discipline Speciic Courses: 3 Mutldscolnary Course-1 ‘Skil Enpancement Course-1 Punjabi-t Sem-ll Papel Computer Architecture Paperll Database Management System Paper Introduction to Pytnon Programming Paper-V Programming Lab-Python Programming Lab-Orace Software Engineering Web Technolgies Paperlll Operating System Paper-lV JAVA Programming Language PaperV Lab based on JAVA Programming Language Paper MI Lab based on Website Designing using HTML, Java, Script and PHP Sem-ll Discipline Speciic Courses: 3 Abilty Enhancement Course (English) Value Added Cours Punjadi-2 Sem.V Paper-| ‘Data Structure & File Pi Paperll Information Systems Paparlll Internet Applications PaperlY System Software PaperV ——_Lab-Data Structures implementation using C++ Paper —_Lab-Web Designing and use of Internet ESL 221 Environmental tudes (Compulsory) SemVi Paper! Computer Graphics Paparll Computer Networks Paper Lab - Implementation of Applications of Computer| Graphics in CIC +-+ Paper Projecta UNDERGRADUATE COURSES B Sc (IT) / B Sc (IT)(Hons) Eligibility: +2 with atleast 40% marks in aggregate or equivalent examination. Course Structure: Sem Sem-tt Dscpine Speci Courses: 3 Discipline Specie Courses: 3 Abily Envancerent Couse-t (English) Mutiascipinary Course Value Added Course ‘kl Ennancement Course Punjabi Puriabi-2 Sem-tl Semv Paper! noductono Python Paper-| Database Management System Paper Data Sucre Papell ——_Inemet Applications Paperll System Analysis & Design Paper JAVA & Web Designing PapeeN Progamming Lab PaperW Web Technologies (Python Progamming Language) aperV Programming Lab (Oracle) PaperV Programming ab: (Data Stcture) Paper VI Programming Lab (HTML & JAVA) Paperll ESL 221 Environmental Studies (Compulsory) Sem sem Paper! Computer Networks Pape & 11 Optonal ) Computer Graphics Paper Operating Sysiem Pape: Computer Graphios Paper Business ape: Applicaton of Computer Graphics C+-+/0 Paper N Lab (Computer Networks) Optonalt) Network Management Paper ——Lab-l(Operating Sytem) Paper: Network Operating SytenClent Server Applicaton Paper Practical Lab based on NOS Optional (It) Cloud Computing Paper: Introduction to Fundamentals of loud Computing Paper Project,Bachelor of Design (Multimedia) Eligibility: +2 with at least 45% marks in aggregate or equivalent examination. Course Structure: Sem-1 Drawing & Colour Inroducton to 30-1 Workshop Elements of Art & Muitimedia Communication Skil in English} Punjabi (Compulsory) / Basic Punjabi Punjab History & Culture Sem-IV 1 Flash 2 PHP 3. Dream Weaver 4 Film Appreciaton-I 5 Project! 6 Environmental Studies (Compulsory) Som-Vil 1 Maya 2 Mudbox 3. Project Sem-It 1 Drawing & Colour 2 Inroduction to 30-1 3 Theory of Media (Print Media & Script Wing) 4. Workshop hagas at Abe Lnntoon) 5 Adobe Ilustrator 6 Communication Skils in Englsh- 7 Punjab (Compulsory / Basic Punjab Punjab History & Culture 8 Drug Abuse: Problem, Management and Prevention (Compulsory) Sem-V Adobe Premiere Pro Adobe After Etects Workshop Il Sound Editing & Recording Technical Theory of Media (Electronic Media) 6 Project. Sem-Vill 13D and Animation in Photoshop 2 Motion Graphics for Commerciais 330 Human Modeling & Animation 4 Industial Training Sem-lll Fm Appreciation 2 Animation in 30 3. Adobe Phototshop 4 HIMLS 5 Corel Draw 6 Project Sem-VI 13D Studio Max 2 Inroduction to 30 3 Drawing & ustration 4 Workshop-V : Stop Motion 5 Blender 5 Project -WB.Voc. Web Designing & Development (IT) Elgiity: +2 (any stream) with atleast 40% mars in aggregate or equivalent examination Course Structure: Sem-1 Paper Paper Paper Papo Paper Paper Peper Sem-tI Papers Papert Pape Papers Papers Paper Papervi Paper Vil Sem-lil Paper Papert Papel Paper. Paper’ Paper Peper Programming in © Fundamentals of Information Technology Lab Based on Desitop Publishing Toos- (Adobe Photoshop (C88) Lab Based on Programming nC Lab Based on Fundamentals of IT ‘Communication Skil in English! Punjabi Basic Punjabi / Puniab History & Culture Programming using Python ‘Web Designing (HTML, DHTML, CSS & JAVASCRIPT) Minor Development! Lab Based on Programming using Python Lab Based on Web designing (HTML, DHTML, CSS & JAVASCRIPT Communication Skis in English Punjabi Basic Punjabi / Punjab History & Culture Drug Abuse: Problem, Management and Prevention Internet & Networking Database Management System Lab based on Desktop Pubishing Tools-I (Core Draw x3) Personalty Development Principles of Management Lab based on Internet & Networking Lab based on Database Management System Sem.V Papers! Paper Peper. PaperV Paper Paper Paper Vl Paper Sem Papers Paper Paper. Paper Paper Paper Peper. ‘Semv Paper: core PHP and MySOL Desktop Publishing Tok (Adobe Dreamweaver Minor Development Mentality & Reasoning Business Ets & ori Techniques Lab based on Core PH and MySQL Lab based on Desktop Publishing Tol (Adobe Oreamever) ESL 221 Envromenta Stes (Compulsory) Word Press Framework ‘Web Technology using ASPNET Lab based on Desktop Publishing Tools (Adobe Flash, FrontPage) (Cyber Forensics, Cyber Crimes, Cyber Security & Cyber Law Human Rights and Value Education Lab based on Word Press Framework Lab based on Web Technology using ASPNET Major Project (Industral Training and Project Development in latest Web Technologies) eeB Com / B Com (Hons) Eligibility: +2 with atleast 40% marks in aggregate or equivalent examination, Course Structure: Sem Discipline Specitic Courses: 3 Muticscipinary Course-1 Skill Enhancement Course Pumiabi-t Sem-IV ENC-251 English (Compulsory) C6402. Punjabi (Compulsory) Basic PunjabPHC B0G-403. Goods and Services Tax (GST) 806-404 Industial Laws BCG-405_ Principles & Practices of Bankng & Insurance 806-406 Cost Accounting 806-407 Seminar ESL221 Environmental Studies (Compulsory) Semi Discipine Speciic Courses: 3 Abilty Enhancement Course-1 (English) Value Added Course-1 Punjabi2 Sem-V 8CG-501 English (Compulsory) Punjabi (Compulsory Basic Punjab Management Accounting 806-504 Direct Tax Laws 806-505 Audting ‘Specialisator-I: Accounting & Finance BOG-511 Contemporary Accounting BCG-512 Financial Market Operations OR ‘Specialisator-I: Banking & Insurance 806-521 Banking Service Managemen 806-522 Insurance Service Management B Com (Hons) (Sem III-VI) ‘The students wil have to select one of the fllowing oroups having four papers each, of which Paper-I shall be offered in B.Com. (Hons.) Semester-Hl, Paper In B.Com, (Hons,) Semester-N, Paper Il in B.Com, (Hons.), Semestet-V & Paper IW in B.Com, (Hons) Semester-V Group I: Banking Paper: Banking and Financial System Paper Electronic Banking and Risk Management Paper Paper i: Accounting for bankers Paper: Bank Marketing ‘Sem-Ill ENC-201 English (Compulsory) C6302 Puja (Compson) Basie PunatiPHic 806-303, Corpo Aecatng 85-304 Company Laws 8C6-305. Fania Management B8C3-306_eratonal Business 806-307 Bushes Envronment Sem-VI BCG-601 English (Compulsory) 'BCG-602. Punjabi (Compulsory/Basic Punjabi BCG-603. Operations Research BGG-604 Corporate Governance BGG-605 Workshop Specalisaton-: Accounting & Finance BCG-611 Portfolo Management BCG-612 Financial Services OR Specialisation: Banking & Insurance BGG-£21. Foreign Exchange Management BCG-622. Risk Management & Insurance Group Il: Insurance per: Principles and Practices of Life Insurance Principles and Practices of General Insurance Paper Il: Accounting fr nsurers PaperlV: Insurance Marketing OEa UNDERGRADUATE BBA / BBA (Hons) Eligibility: +2 with atleast 40% marks in aggregate or equivalent examination. Course Structure: Sem Semi Sem-Ill Discipline Specific Courses: 3 Discipline Specific Courses: 3 ENO-201 English (Compulsory) Muticiscipnary Course-1 Abilty Enpancement Course-1 English) ‘BBA-202 Punjabi (Compulsory) or Basic Sill Enhancement Course Value Added Course-1 Punjabi or Punjab History & Cuture Punjabi-t Puniabi-2 BBA-203 Staistos for Business BBBA-304 Fundamentals of Human Resource Mgmt BBA-305 Fundamentals of Marketing Mgmt BBBA-206 Indian Financial System BBA-307 Management Accounting Sem-IV Sem Sem-VI ENC-251 English (Compulsory 84-501 Engish (Compulsory) 8BA-601 Engish (Compulsory BBA-402 Punjabi (Compulsory or Basic BBA-502 Punjabi (CompulsoryBasic Punjabi 9BA-602 Punjabi (Compulsory Basc Punjab Punjabi or Punjab History & Culture gBA.503 Company Law BBA-603.Income Tax B8BA-403 Financial Mgmt BBA-504 Enrepreneuship & Small Business BBA-804 Fundamentals of Capital Markets 8BA-404 Production and Operations Mat BBA.50 Cost Accourting BBA-605 Vivace 8BA-405 Business Environment BBA-511 Consumer Behaviour BBA-GI1 Service Marketing 'BBA-406 Operations Research BBA.512 Advertising & Sales Management BBA-612 E-Marketing BBA-407 Fundamentals of Insurance BBBA-408 Seminar ESL-222 Environmental Studies (Compulsory) Q W A A) ,B.Voc. Financial Market Management Eligibility: +2 (any stream) with at least 40% marks in aggregate or equivalent examination, Course Structure Sem BvC 101 Bve 102 vc 103 ve 108 BvC 105 BvC 106 BvC 107 Sem BvC 201 vc 202 ve 208 BvC 204 BvC 205 BvC 206 BvC 207 Sem-t! vc 301 Bve 302 Bve 303 ve 304 ve 305 ve 306 ve 307 Communication Skis in English Punjabi / Basic Punjabi / Punjab History & Culture Fundamentals of Management Information Technology for Financial Managers Introducton to Mutual Funds Introduction to Financial Markets & Services Francia Market Simulation Lab Communication Skil in English Punjab / Basic Punjabi / Punjab History & Culture Managerial Economics ‘Analysis of Financial Statements Inroduotion to Derivatives —Eauity & Curency Capital Market Operations Taining Project—Eight Weeks Drug Abuse: Problem, Management and Prevention (Compulsory) Business Ethics & Corporate Social Responsibilty Business Laws Basic Accounting for Financial Managers + Tally Treasury Management Fundamentals of Capital Market Market Risk Management Derivatives Market Simulation Lab sem-V Bye 401 Bc 402 ve 403 Bve 404 BvC 408, BvC 408 Bvc 407 ESL 221 Sem-V BvC 501 BvC 502 BvC 503, BvC 504 BC 505 BvC 506 vc 507 Sem-VI BC 601 ve 602 BvC 603 BC 604 BC 605 BYC 608 vc 607 aE Business Statistics Business Environment Entrepreneurship Development Introduction to Debt Market “Money Market Instuments and Operations Credit Risk Management Training Project—Eight Wooks Environmental Studies Financlal Management Operations Management Organizational Behavior Management of Fnancialistutions Operation Risk Management, Seourty Analysis Commosity Market Simulation lb Human Resource Management Marketing Management Management Techniques and Services Regulatory Framework in Financial Markets Financial Journalism Portolo Management Training Projec-Eight Weeksa POSTGRADUATE COURSES OO MA English Eligibility: Bachelor's Degree in any Faculty with 60% marks in aggregate or 45% in the subject of English or equivalent examination ‘or Master's degree of GNDU or another University in anather subject or a faculty. Course Structur Sem-1 Papar-l Poetry (fenssancs to Romars:) Paperll Renaissance Drama Paper-ll English Novel (Upto 19th Century) Paper-NV Phonetics and Spoken English PaparV Wester Literary History Sem-t PaperVl Poetry (Vitorian & Modern} Paperll Moder Drama Paper Modern Nove Paper-X English Grammar and Writing PaperX Wester Literary History Sem-Hil PaperX) trish Literature PaperXll General Linguists PaperXll Literary Gritcism PaperXNY Indian Weting in English PaperXV Communication Studes or Rhetoric & Advanced Composition Sem-IV PaperXV_ Moder Literary Theory PaporXVil_ American Literature Paper XV Post Colonial Literature PaperXIK Prose & Short Stories PaparXX Wott Classics in Translation or rook Literature or Indian Literature in Translation MA Hind Eligibiity: 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/faculy Course Structure: Sem-1 sem-Il 1 Adhunik inal Kawa: Dwivediugin. 6 Adhunk Hind) Kavya: vam Chhayawad CCahayawadotar Kaa 2 Hind Sanity Ke thas-1 7 Hind Sahitya Ka tinas-1 3 Bhartya Kavya Shastra vam, 8 Pashhatya Kavya Shastra Sehiyalochan 9 Media Lekhan 4 Paroyajan Moolak Hind 10 Natakkar Mohan Rakesh 5 Hind Natek Aur Rang Manch Sem-ill Sem-IV 11 Prachin Evam Madhyakain 46 Madhya Kain Hind! Kavya Hind Kavya. 47 Adhunk Gadhya Sanitya 12. Adnunik Gadhya Sahitya 48 Hindi Bhasha Evam Devnagr Lip 13° Bhasha Vigyan 419 Raj Bhasha Prashkstan 14 Patrakaita Prashkshan 20 Uttar Kavya Dhara ke Sandarbh 15. Surdas Ka Vishesh Adhyayan Mein Guru Teg Bahadur si Ki Vani Ka Vishash Adhyayan ©POSTGRADUATE COURSES MA Punjabi git: Bachelors Deore in any Faculty with S0% marks in agregate or 45% marks in he subject concerned or equivalent examinaton or Master's egtee from any recognized University in nother subjectaculy Course Structure: Sem-1 Papert Gurmat Kav Paper 2 Punjabi Sufi Kav Paper. Sahit Sidhant Atte Kav Shastar Paper 4 Lokdara Te Punjabi Lokchara Paper —Tulnatmak Punjabi Sait Sidhant Atte Vihar Sem-tl Paper Bhaati Baani Paper7 Punjabi Kissa Te Birtaant Kav Paper® Kho) Atte Punjabi Aalochna Paper9Sabhiyachar Te Punjabi Sabhiyachar Paper 10. Opt (i) Punjabi Media Atte Punjabi Patarkai Opt (i) Punjabi Bhasha Te Computer Application Sem-Iil Sem Paper 11 Aadhunik Punjabi Kavita (1960 tak) Paper 16 Vishav Classici Sahit Paper 12 Punjabi Naval Paper 17 Punjabi Kanani Paper 13 Punjabi Bhasha Atte Bhasha Vigiyan-1 Paper 18 Punjabi Bhasha Te Bhasta Viglyan- Paper 14 Punjabi Vartak-! Paper 19. Punjabi Vartak-l Paper 15. Punjabi Natak Te Ekangi Paper 20 Opt () Parvasi Punjabi Sahit Opt (i) Pakistani Punjabi Sahit MA Economics Etgibilty: Bachelor's Degree in any Faculty with 50% marks in agnregateor 45% mars inthe subject concerned or equivalent examination or Masters degree from any recognized Univesity In another subecaculy. Course Structure: Sem-1 MAE101 Microeconomics-| MAE102 Macroeconomics-1 MAE103 Quantitative Methods for Economists MAEO-4 Money, Banking and Finance MAEO-13. Economics of Environment and Demography Sem-It MAE201 Microeconomics-1 MAE202 Macroeconomies-Il MAE203 Quantitative Techniques for Eoonomists-l MAEO-2 Economics of Labour MAEO-8/9 Econometrics / Economics of Agricuture MAEO-15 Dissertation* (* in lieu of one optional paper in MA Ser-ll & Sem-IV each) Sem-tl Sem-IV MAE-301 Economics of Development MAE-401 Economics of Planning MAE-302 International Economics-1 MAE-402_ International Economics MAE-303. Indian Economy MAE-403. Punjab Economy MAEO-1 Public Finance MAEO-10 Economics of Public Enterprises MAEO-3/5 Theory of Statistics/Industrial Economics MAEO-17. Economics of Socialism OEi MA (JMC) Eligibility: Bachelor's Degree in any Facuty 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/aculty. Course Structure: Sem-1 Sem-I Paper Intoduction to Gommunicaton Paper-l_ Development Communicaton Paper-l ‘History of Print Median Ida ~Paper- Media Management Paperill Reporting & Ealing Peperll Curent Afars Paper.V Media Law & Ethics Paper.V Communication Research PaperV Advertsing PeperY Radio & TV Programming Peper Ml Internship Sem-I Sem-IV Paper. Mass Communication Research- Paper-l International Communication Paper New Meda Technology Peper‘ Human Rights Paper-ll Public Relation & Corporate Peper-l Fim Studies Communication Peper.V _Intercutural Communication Paper-V Heath Communication PaperY Dissertation PapecV 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 n another subject/faculty. Course Structure: Sem-I Sem-t 1. Poltical Processes and Structures in India upto 1200 A.D. 1 Urban and Agrarian Economy in India upto 1200 A.D. 2 Poity and Economy of india (A.D. 1200-1526) 2 Society and Culture of India 1200-1750 A.0, 3 History ofthe Punjab 1450-1708 A.D, 3 Polly, Economy and Society in the Punjab 1799-1849 A.D. 4 Society and Culture in India upto 1200 A.D. 4 Modern World: Major Trends 1500-1900 A.D. 5 Poly and Economy of India 1526-1750 AD. 5 Economic History of Moder Inia 1757-1857 AD. Sem-Il Sem-lV Socio-Cultural History of India: 1858-1947 A.D. 1 Eeonomle Hstry of Modem india: 1858-1947 A.D. ergence of Indian Nationalism : 1857-1919 A. 2. The National Movement: 1920-1947 A. Punjab Under Colonial Rule : 1849-1947 A.D, SUR Corea eran aa “worth Century World (1901-2000 A.D) 4 Ingian Historiography Historical Tought an Historiography 5 History of ideasPOSTGRADUATE Se COURSES M Com Eligibility: Bachelor's degree in Commerce /Business Administration/ B.Com. (Hons.)/ B.Com. (Prf.) with 50% marks in aggregate or equivalent examination. Course Structure: Sem-1 MC 101 Managerial Economics MC 102 Statistical Analysis for Business MC 103 Management Principles and Organization Behaviour MC 104 Business Environment MC 105 Management Accounting and Control Systems MC 108 Seminar Sem-Il MC 201 Corporate Financial Accounting and Audling MC 202 Financial Management MG 203. Research Methodology MC 204 Marking Management MG 205 Human Resource Management MC 208 Viva voce Sem-lll Sem-IV MC-201 Banking and Insurance Services MC-401 International Accounting MC-302 Seminar Mc-402 E-commerce MC-311 Securty Analysis and Portfolio Menagement Mc-403—Vivavoce MC-312 Contemporary Accounting MC-11 InteratonalFinancial Management MC-351 Consumer Behaviour MC-412 _FnancialMarkets and Financial Services MC-952 etal Management MC-413 Corporate Tax Law andPlanning 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.AJB.Sc. pass with 50% marks having Maths as ‘one ofthe subjects Or B.Sc.(Hons) Physics/ B.Sc. Engg. with 50% marks having Maths as one ofthe subsidiary subjects 0rB,A/B.Sc. pass with 45% marks in Maths Or equivalent examination Course Structure: Sem-1 Math-551 Real Analysis Math-552 Complex Analysis Math-553 Algebras Math-554 —Mechanies+ Math-586 Number Theory Sem-Il Math-561 Measure Theory Math-555 Linear Algebra Math-563 Algebras Math-584 Mechanics Math-565 Parbal Differential Equations & Integral Equations Sem-lll SemiV Math-571 Functional Anaysis-1 Math-$81 Functional Analysis Math-572 Topology:! Matr-$82 Topology. Math-575 Number Theory Math-585 Discrete Mathematis-1 Math-577 —Sttistics- Math-587 —Statstics- Math-578 Operational Research Matr-$88 Operational Resear OETT POSTGRADUATE COURSES OO M Sc Physics Eligibility: B.Sc. degree (10+-2+-3 system) with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics or Physics, Mathematics and Compl Science or Physics, Mathematics and Electronics with at least 80% marks from any recognized University. Course Structure: Sem- Sem-Il Phy 401 —_‘Elecronies Pry 451. Quantum Mechanics Phy402 ——-MathematicalPhysies Phy 452 Electrodynamics Phya03——ClusiclMechanies Phy 454 omic & Molecular Phy404 Computational Techniques Spectroscopy Phy42t_——EletonicsLab Phy 455. Condensed Mater Physics Phyaz2 ——Computerlab Phy 471 Condensed Matter Physics Lab Phy 472 Spectoscopy Lab Sem-Iil Sem-IV Phy 501 Quantum Mechanics-pry's51_Patcle Physics Pry 502 EevodynamicssI” phy 852 Condensed Maer Physi Phy 504 Nuclear Physics EY Se ears Phy 505 Statistical Mechanics precy proces eats PryS2t Condensed ater prvees Reset Py ener y actor Physics Phy 522 Nuclear Physies Lab M Sc Chemistry Eligibility: B Sc. degree (10+2+3 system) in Chemistry with atleast 50% marks (45% for SC/ST) in aggregate Course Structure ‘Sem-1 Sem-t CCourse-| Ligand Field Theory Course-Vil Orgenometalics Chemisty CCourse-I_ Organic Reaction Mechanism CCourse-XX Organic Reaction Mechanism —I Course Physical Chemistry “Thermodynamics Course-X__Pysical Chemisty - Quantum Chemisty CCourse-V Spectroscopy A: Techniques for Structure Course-XI__Reaction Mechanisms and Metal Clusters lucidtion of Organic Compounds, Course-X| Speciroscopy 8: Techniques for Structure CCourse-V Computer for Chemists Theory Elucidation of Inorganic Compounds ‘Computer for Chemists Practical CCourse-XIl Mathematics for Chemists OR Biology for Chemists CCourse-V1 Inorganic Chemistry Practical CCourse-XWV Organic Chemistry Practical Course-Vl (Quantative Analysis) Course-XV Physical Chemisty Practical Organic Chemistry Practical Sem-iil Sem-IV CCourse-XVI_ Inorganic Chemisty CCourse-XKIl Advanced Inorganic Chemistry Course-xVI| Organic Synthesis CCourse-XXIV Natural Products CCourse-xVII Surface and Polymer Chemistry CCourse-XKV Chemistry of Materials ourse-XIK Electrochemistry and Chemical Dynamics Gourse-XXVI_ Advanced Practical CCourse-XX Photochemisry and Percyclic reactions Organic Synthesis CCourse-XN Inorganic Chemistry Practical Preparations) Inorganic Synthesis CCourse-X001 Physical Chemistry Practical Physical ChemistyPOSTGRADUATE ee COURSES oe 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 vith 0% marks inaggregate Course Structure: Sem-! McS101 Advanced Data Structures MOS 102 Advanced Computer Architecture MCS 103° Network Design & Performance Analys's MCS 104 Discrete Stuctures MCS105 Soft Computing MOS 106° Programming Laboratory (@ased on Advanced Data Structures) Sem-It MCS 201 Theory of Computation Mes 202 Image Processing MCS 203° Design & Analysis of Algorthms. MoS 204 Cloud Computing MCS 205 Distributed Database Systems McS206P Programming Laboratoryll roenestos seen mae Postangrbnrbtabe aber Cdimgag ar baes Sem-I Sem-IV MCS 301 Advanced Software Engineering MCS 401 Advanced Web Technologies Mes 302 System Software MCS 402 Microprocessor and is Appication MCS 303. Data Mining and Warehousing MCS 403 Object Oriented Modeing, Analysis and Design McS 304 Concept of Core ana Advanced Java MCS 404 Programming Laboratoy-1V MGS 305 Network Programming (Based on Advanced Web Mes 306° Programming Laboratoy-II Technologies using ASPNET) (Gased on Advance Java and Network Mes 405° 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: Sem Paper-| PC Computing| (MS Office) 2003, Paperll PC Computing (Professional DTP) Paporll Fundamentals of Computer & Operating Systems, Papar-V Database Management System through Oracle-10g €& Systam Analysis & Design Practical inal subjects Sem-ti Paper! Network Concepts and Management (Haraware, Software, seting in LUNUX/UNOY NT environment) Paparll Programming in © Paper _Inroducton to Scripting Languages, ‘Web Designing & Uses of Internet Paper-V e-Commerce / Business Practical inal subjcts SeFee Structure University / Board Charges A. ADMISSION FEE As per Govt Decision © Readmission Fee As per Gout, Decision B. BUILDING FUND 8s, 50.00, UNIVERSITY CHARGES © Registration Fee Rs, 400.00 {Qn first admission to College from those seeking admission to Semester Ony) © Continuation Fee fs, 400.00 © University Sports Fee Rs, 700.00 © Holiday Home Fee s,100.00 © Youth Weifare Fee 8s, 200.00 © Enrolment Fee As, 300.00 © Universty/College Sports Development Fee 8s. 480.00, ‘© college Development Charges Rs, 60.00, (© World University Fee Rs, 50.00 (© Alumni charges As, 100.00 © Special Migration Fee As, 350.00 © Verification Fee Rs, 1000.00 © ligibity Fee and Form fs, 450.00 © Red Cross Fund/Flag Charges 8s, 29.00 (© NSS Fund 8s. 50.00 ‘© Verification Fee from students coming from Rs, 500.00, Universities outside Punjab ‘© Verification fee from students coming USD 40 + cheque from other Countries Collection Charges . Punjab College Physical Education Fee 5.68.00 E. Higher Education Fee As. 10.00, Group Insurance for Students TOT ec eC SICUeeMS CEM mie MRT CuM Ica Cd insurance cover of Rs. One Lac in case of death, and an additional cover of Rs. One Lac in case of death due to an accident. The insurance premium is Rs. 125/- per year. One Time Pay Off ANNUAL CHARGES ‘© Dilapidation Fund Rs, 800.00, Correspondence Rs. 700.00, 1 Electricity and Water Charges Rs.1600.00 ‘© Maintenance of Electricity / Water Equipment Rs. 850.00 ‘© Generator and its Upkeep Rs. 650.00, ‘© Students Library-cum-ldentity Card Rs. 100.00, ‘© Magazine and News Bulletin Rs. 300.00, ‘© Sundey Publications Rs. 400.00, ‘© College Terminal Examinations Rs. 400.00, © Medical Rs. 230.00, Furniture Upkeep Rs. 240.00, ‘© student id Fund Rs. 360.00, 1 Social Relief Fund Rs. 100.00, (© Arya Yuvak /Yuvati Samaj Rs. 70.00 1 Society Membership Rs. 100.00, ‘© Alumni Asso Fund Rs. $0.00 «© Punjabi improvement Programme Rs. 400,00, © Library Upkeep Rs. 350,00, «Information Technology Unkeep Fund Rs. 700.00, © IT Upkeep Fund Bo0(n), Rs, 2800.00 «Software Upkeep Fund Rs, 600,00, (from students offering Computer Science as subject) ‘COURSE DEVELOPMENT FUND (Project/Feld Work/Seminar/ Extension Activities, Presentation, Workshop ete) ‘© MA(AlI Streams) Rs. 5480.00 © MScPhysies As, 11880.00 © PcDca Rs, 2380.00 © 00a fs, 11000.00 BSc (Med) Rs. $900.00 {© BSc Non-Med) Rs, $480.00 © BCom Rs, 8600.00 © 6ovM Rs, 9340.00 1 BSc (IT), BS (CS) fs, 13400.00 © cA fs, 14100.00 ‘© Msc (Chemistry) Re 7880.00 © Bsc(8r) fs 9980.00 ‘© Msc (Math) fs, 14940,00 © Mcom Rs, 4380.00 © Msc (C5) Rs, $280.00 1 BSc Economics) Rs, 3440.00 © auc Rs. 8740.00 ° mame Rs, 620.00, © Voc (FMM, Web Design) Rs, 4640.00 28a Rs. 220.00, ‘© Multimedia Fund (20MM) Rs. 1800.00, ‘© Mass Comm Fund (BAIMC) Rs, 16000.00 ‘© Mass Comm Fund (MAIMC) fs, 13400.00 ‘© Vocational Fund a) MSc (Maths) fs, 8400.00 D)AILMAS, MSc (CS), MSc (Physics), Rs, 2000.00 <) Mcom Rs, 6400.00 )B0MM Rs, 4800.00 e) PGDCA Rs, 3000.00 #) BCom (Financial Services) As, 9200.00 G._ PARKING TARIFF ‘© Motor Cycle/Scooter Charges Rs, 1300.00 H. COLLEGE SECURITY (REFUNDABLE) {Senior Secondary, TDCI Rs. 100.00, © MA/MSc/Mcom Rs, 200.00, |. STUDENT GENERAL INSURANCE. Rs. 125.00, J. INTERNET/WEB CHARGES a) Msc (CS) Rs, 7200.00 bac” Rs, 6200.00 ) PGDCA, Rs, 2700.00Sa, Fee Structure Fee To Be Charged Each Month K TUMON FEE * Three Yrs Degree Courses ‘= MAYMSe, MCom, BDMM Amalgamated Fund Rs. 65.00 * Maintenance of College Campus Funds 80.00, * Matching Fund (All Courses except DCA). 1390.00 * Matching Fund (DCA) Rs. 750.00, cor Rs. 70.00 * College Sports Dev. Fund Rs, 130.00, * Adjunct Faculty Fund (I) MCom/ntse (CS)/MA(AlI Streams) Rs. 125.00 (iBcom, 83a, Rs. 120.00, (ioe (Physics), Mie (Maths) Rs. 220.00, * Science Labs (infrastructure and Dev Fund Rs. 60.00, * Science Fund Per Science Subject, Rs, 130.00, * Maintenance Sci Lab (perScerceSub)fund RS. $0.00 * Computer Fund/internet/Networking/DELNET Fund/ Project Fund/Studio Fund from students offering BCA, 8S¢(T), 8Se (C3) Rs. 800.00, BBA, ACom, BSc (Eco), BAIMC Rs. 525.00, DMM Rs. $50,00, Mse(cs) fs, 1100.00 Me (Physics), MSe (Chemistry) Rs, 400.00, + Maintenance of Computer Lab/Studio Lab (All streams) Rs. 350.00, = Mse(cs) 2s, 1350.00 * Comm. Fund 8Com | Rs. 860.00, ‘BCom i & I s, 1055.00 BA, Rs, 670.00, Mcom Rs, 1200.00 *# Vocational Subjects L. -HosTeL ouES Charges Extra + Admission Fee (Annual) Rs, 380.00, ' Room Rent Rs. 500.00, = common Room Rs. 60.00 * Electricity ane water charges Rs, 300.00, * Utensils Charges Rs. 50.00 * Boarder Fund Rs, 50.00 * Service Charges Rs, 50.00 + Establishment Rs. 110.00, * Misc. Charges (Soys) Rs, 100.00, * Misc. Charges (Gits) Rs. 225.00, M. OTHERS: * bilapidation Rs, 110.00, * Correspondence Rs, 105,00, * soarder activities Rs.135.00, ‘Telephone and generator uokeep Rs. 105.00, * Sanitation charges Rs.130.00, * Electric repair and maintenance Rs.130.00, * Medical Fund Rs. 110.00, * Mess Security (Refundable) As, 2500.00 Hostel Annual Fee (Boys) Rs. 25000.00 Hostel Annual Fee (Girs) Rs, 25700.00, An investment in knowledge ays the best dividend. Time - Frame For Payment BOTH COLLEGE AND HOSTEL DUES Semester I/l/V/VIl [At the time of Admission (Along with Univ/Board/College Annual Exam Fee) Semester W/Iv/vi/VIN Indanwary 2025 (Along with Univ/Board/College Annual Exam Fee) REFUND POLICY The dues once paid will not be refunded even if the student leaves the college during the mid-session, except the cases covered under the judgement of Hon'ble Supreme Court of India. Only security will be refunded and that too, ifthe duesare otherwise clear. Note: The Principal reserves the right to levy a uniform cess for unforeseen and emergent projects of the college. BCU CSE ROC tae the resident leaves the Hostel with bag & baggage. RIDER ON THE FEE The Science/ Computer Fund paid by the student at the ‘time of Admission shall not be refunded or adjusted against any College dues, even if a student changes the Science faculty/Computer Science /Computer Applications subject. ‘The students who intend coming on scooters/mopeds/ motor-cycles etc. during the mid-session must seek the Principal's permission, and pay or the whole session. Any student, who for one or the other reason, wants to leave the college must seek the permission of the Principal inwritingand clearall the dues beforehand. Corre ere rer nr ner ery Pc euiuneeeteeri ——————— -ET ——— Our Financial Support Scholarships Terms & Conditions for The college offers liberal financial aid to the needy and the payment of College Dues: deserving students in the form of following scholarships: . a students mast pay the Cotlege fees on the dates notified and no * VN Sharma (Canada) Scholarship extension in dates will be allowed. + Punjab Govt. Post-Matric Scholarship for Scheduled Castes @ Cheques and Drafts will not be ; accepted for payment of the + PM Special Scholarship Scheme for the Students of UTs of College or Hostel ues under any J&K and Ladakh circumstance Science/Computer practical fee + DAV College Alumni Association Scholarship wll not be adjusted / refunded in + Sanskrit Scholarship by the College case of change of steam, + VK. Bhalla Scholarship © Aine ofRs.100/- will be imposed for the non-payment of quarterly + Gian Devi Chopra Scholarship dues incase the dues are paid in + K.C. Mehra Scholarship See oe) + Nand Lal Malik Scholarship een ner emer + 1S. Arora Scholarship dues may be granted by the Principal/ the Bursar in exceptional + Shama Mehra Scholarship cases and an application for the same must be submitted before + Sarla Devi Scholarship expiry ofthe due date, + Narinder Nath Chopra Scholarship @ Ifa student does not get his/her PC een name struck off from the rolls of the college by giving an application * RR. Sharma Scholarship to the Principal, he/she will be treated ason rolls ofthe college for the purpose of the realization of + Manish Mehra Scholarship the dues even for the period of his/her absence + Principal D.R. Gupta Scholarship + Tripta Rani Scholarship + Staff Wards’ Concession Fee Concession : Care And Compassion ‘© Concessions in fee and stipends are granted to the economically weakand MEE the academically deserving students, The students desirous of seeking fee The hostel fees, charged for the whole concessions, must apply on the prescribed formandappearbeforethe Fee year a the time of admission, will not Concession Committee for interview. In case any fee concession is be refunded even if the student leaves recommended by the Committee, t will be notified and the amount the hostel any time during the session adjusted against the remaining dues. The rincipalhas the ight tofxthe rate © Part payment of the college fee if granted, will not be treated as fee of mess charges according to the concession prevalent market rate of commodities. © Outstanding speakers, singers, sports persons and distinguished artists are The boarders will pay mess charges by also awarded stipends and other concessions on the recommendations of _the 10th of each month. The defaulters the teachers Incharge of these activities inthe college. Fee concession to willbe permitted to take their meals in the outstanding players wil be granted by the Sports Board after watching the hostel only after they clear their and assessing their performancein the playgrounds. mess charges. Important Note: The provisions stated in the Prospectus are subject to change, if any as per the notifications/circulars issued) by the Punjab Government/GNDU/College from time to time. Efforts By: Dr. Anita Mahajan + Prof. Sandeep Kumar Sharma + Dr. Ashish Gupta + Dr. Samriti Aggarwal eeAcademic Stars May Examination 2023 x it x ARLeSwaee =a Sena Meaning Rah leeds nor meena wom sat eon Maat Sens weeaeriene? ""wacpuatemt,” woniwe bara zzz QWABQEHE suiveznleems mcioostet —shmosny — Aespiyesany Wet) fon07 hte pecnne ont Second in University PurieB ae octet So cae shat Taian mcenit BosseAcademic Stars December Examination 2023 First in University e : Ay Vanstita Mahajan Jaspreet Singh Bhumika Gautam —Shubham Sharma Kashish Vikas ‘Ayushi Wahi BVoc{WD) Seri BNoc{WD) Sem-V_8Noc(FMM) Sem1 B.Voc{PAM) Semi SVoc{FMM) Sem BAIMCSemV___BBASem’V E2asgs Shaweta Thakur Queency Arora Amardeep Kaur —_Bhavya Gupta Simranpreet Kaur Manav Kumar MAHist) Sem-ll MAUMC'Ser- MSc(Phy) Sem 8.Sc Eco.) Sel M.Sc(Math) Sem-1 M.So(Phy) Sem Second in University Awea0 Lakshay Harmuktdeen —Pratima Vishal Kumar Manav Bhopal JanviDevi_-——_Neha Sharma BLVoc(FMM) Sem B.Voc(WD) Sem-ll B.Voc(WD) Som-V BVoc(WD) Sem-V B.Voc(FMM) Sem-V BAJMC Sem BCA Sarl a2 8 Jasvenus KourSoodan Samrihi Arora Mandeep Kaur ——_Loveleen Khushi Kundra Muska Verma BSc(BT) Semel BVoc(FMM) Sem-tl M.Se(Chem,) Semel M.A.Eng) Sem MSc(Phy) Sem-1 _M.Aist) Sem. Third in University Varun Duggal Harsukh Menandiratta ish Bhatia Muskandeep Kaur Sahil arima Sharma _Suprest Kaur B.voc(WD) Sem-Ml 8.oc{FUM) Sem-ll .Voc(FUM) Som MSc(Phy) Som-Ml M.Sc(CS) Smell M.Sc(Math) Sem-1_M.Se(Math) Sem-1 (e , ba! = Aastha Mehra Nya ‘Sam Sakshi Gurloen Kaur MSc(Math) Sem-| MSc(at) Sem-1 M.A(Eng) Sem-l MA,Eng) Sem-1 M.So(Phy) Ser-1Work hard in silence, let success make the noise j Momentous Event Jaskaran Singh of BSc (Economics) Sem VI won Rs 1 crore in KBC Season 15 For Information Contact DAV COLLEGE AMRITSAR KATRA SHER SINGH, AMRITSAR - 143 006 * Phone : +91-183-2553377, 2534971 + E-mail : davasr@yahoo.com, davasrcollege@gmail.com + Website : davcollegeasr.org 1955