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MAITREYI COLLEGE

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MAITREYI COLLEGE

PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE
Dear Students,
Education is a preparation for life. Sensitivity, creativity, and values are the markers of an
enriched mind. Higher education at Maitreyi College is aimed at helping students achieve
these goals. Maximizing value-addition and skill-enhancement, the college offers courses in
Science, Commerce and Humanities, while also training students to become well-rounded
citizens capable of effectively contributing to the society and the country.
As an A++ accredited college by NAAC, this institution is where learning meets opportunity
and talent meets mentorship! The Centre for Research (CFR) in the college trains students
in nuances of research, enabling them to become published scholars from the very start.
Short-Term Courses and Certificate Courses offered in the college enhance students’
industry-competence and employability. The college incubates student-run start-ups, and
the Entrepreneurship Cell offers a springboard to these young, aspiring minds, making
them industry-ready. The 147.7% jump in internships and job placements witnessed this
year, testifies to the fact that the college Placement Cell is a veritable bridge between our
students and opportunities. In addition to these facilities, a total of 14 vibrant cultural
societies and other cells of the college diversify student-exposure across various fields--
from marketing to filmmaking, fine arts, debating, theater, among others. Sports facilities
follow the same standard and continue to be par excellence. The college also hosts various
special training programs, unified tournaments in association with the Olympic Baharat.
Daily coaching sessions for students are supplemented by the requisite infrastructure.
All these initiatives are further fine-tuned to match the goals outlined in the National
Education Policy (NEP). Hence learning at Maitreyi is inclusive, interdisciplinary,
experiential and involves a substantial use of the ICT. The curricular, co-curricular and
extracurricular initiatives are facilitated by an incredibly motivated group of staff
members. The college faculty comprises fine educators who are also seasoned researchers.
They occupy various positions of academic merit in their respective fields and are
recipients of national and international honors. Informed by contemporary demands and a
futuristic vision, they train students to become efficient young professionals of tomorrow.
An equally competitive non-teaching staff enables smooth execution of the curricular,
extra-curricular and administrative activities. Their support to students and the faculty is
unflinching! With this, teaching-learning becomes a smooth sail. And as learning continues,
both inside and outside the classroom, the lush-green and vibrant environs of the college
provide a perfect setting to such an endeavor. Students rejuvenate amongst the greens
while also honing an eco-conscious sensibility.
The above facts and perspectives are just the tip of the iceberg! And I’m sure the new
students cannot wait to partake of this wholesome world of growth and opportunity!
As the admission process flags-off, every member of the Maitreyi fraternity is all set to
make it a seamless experience for the incoming batch. Do reach out for any support or
assistance that you may need during the admissions!

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The entire Maitreyi Kutumb takes immense pleasure in welcoming new students to the
institution. Past fifty-six years have witnessed remarkable accomplishments and our
students have upheld the college ideals. Our alumni have done us proud, both in India and
abroad and I am confident that the incoming batch of students will contribute to this stellar
legacy.
Best Wishes,
Prof. Haritma Chopra

CHAIRPERSON'S MESSAGE
Learning is a multifaceted journey. One develops understanding and perceptiveness that
spur one’s growth, both personal and professional. And Maitreyi College is an institution
committed to such a holistic growth.
The Maitreyi Kutumb expands each year as the college warmly welcomes the incoming
batch of new students. Joining an institution of merit is a milestone and it deserves a word
of appreciation. My congratulations to all students who are all set to start their journey at
this college.

A plethora of opportunities await students at Maitreyi. The need for them is to be proactive,
eager to learn and put their best foot forward. Innovation in an inclusive environment, is
one of the crucial aspects of teaching-learning here. The college facilitates students to learn
to think creatively and develop a nuanced sensibility. The aim also is to help them explore
their potential and hone it so they graduate as seasoned individuals. This journey is made
still more enriching with an immensely supportive faculty and the non-teaching staff.
Accredited with an A++ grade by NAAC, in the second accreditation cycle, the college
enjoins a greater responsibility on each member to give their best and take the college to
greater heights. I hope that you will embrace the values of this institution and make the
most of your education here. All the best!

Best Wishes,
Prof. Vijaya Laxmi

VIDUSHI MAITREYI
Maitreyi College, a constituent College of the University of Delhi, was founded in 1967 by the Delhi
administration. The College community is proud to bear the name of Maitreyi, who was an eminent scholar of
the Vedic period and the wife of sage Yajnavalakya. She had keen interest in philosophical knowledge and
cultivated a thirst for theological truths since early age. She was interested in gaining knowledge of the Vedas,
Upanishads and Sastras. Maitreyi chose knowledge over worldly possessions, when asked by her husband to
make a choice between the two.

The great Maitreyi Upanishad is a contribution to the world of theology which explains with many analogies and
metaphors the concept of self, atman, as the ultimate reality, emphasizing the value of renunciation. The
dialogue between Maitreyi and Yajnavalakya in Brihadaranyaka Upanishad shows her as an empowered
woman, determined to attain self-realization through knowledge. It has been our objective to weave these values
into the fabric of our education system, which is a blend of the best of tradition and modernity.

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CONTENTS

S. NO. TOPICS PAGE NO.

1 About the College 4
2 Courses Offered 6
3 Admissions: Criteria & Procedure 8
4 Fees and Other Charges 10
5 Terms of Payment 11
6 Girls Hostel 13
7 Rules of Discipline and Attendance 15
8 Examination and Promotion 16
9 Scholarships and Prizes 17
10 Academic Activities 18
11 Extra-curricular Activities 22
12 Infrastructural Facilities 26
13 Students’ Support Activities 28
14 Outreach Activities 32
15 Departments and Faculty 33
16 Help Desk & Grievance Redressal Committee 35
17 Courses, Subjects and Optional Papers 37
18 College Events Calendar 43
19 University Academic Calendar 43

Ragging is strictly prohibited and will invite suspension from College.

Any ragging incident may immediately be reported to Students' Union office bearers,
Grievance Committee members or the Principal.

Nodal Officer
Dr. Poonam Juneja
pjuneja@maitreyi.du.ac.in; 9873011305

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ABOUT THE COLLEGE

Maitreyi College is an eminent constituent college of the University of Delhi, offering quality
education to women. Named after Maitreyi, an eminent scholar, philosopher and sage of
the Vedic period, the vision of the college embodies the spirit of its namesake – the
relentless pursuit of knowledge irrespective of the social determinants of identity such as
gender, caste, class among others. It symbolizes an exemplary balance between tradition
and modernity i.e. the ability to be open to new ideas while being rooted in one’s own
systems of thought and practice. Maitreyi is one of the top six colleges to be conferred Star
Status (for all Science departments) by the Department of Biotechnology (DBT), GOI; was
awarded “A++” Grade in the NAAC Accreditation cycle of 2022 and all-India overall rank of
36 in 2023.

To facilitate academic growth, the college is committed to provide the best infrastructural
facilities to its stakeholders. The beautiful lush green 10-acre campus of the college is Wi-
Fi-enabled, and boasts of a well-stocked and fully automated library, amphitheater,
auditorium, sports center, and extensive playgrounds. Recently, a new Science Block has
been added. The aura and ambience of the campus makes it an ideal academic hub. The
college is about to achieve yet another milestone i.e., the newly constructed Girls Hostel.

Maitreyi College offers 18 Undergraduate programmes, and 2 Postgraduate programmes.

There are around 4,000 students enrolled in the academic year 2022-23. The College aims
for a multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary learning environment wherein students from
various disciplines interact and engage in both academic and cultural spheres. A committed
and distinguished faculty is the core of Maitreyi, that is ably supported by an efficient
technical and administrative staff. The College promotes interdisciplinary collaborations
and motivates faculty and students to publish their work in journals of national and
international repute.

We have a deeply rooted practice of participatory and collaborative learning, as evidenced

by our more than 40 vibrant student bodies. The various departments, societies, clubs and
committees of the college regularly organise a plethora of events, seminars, conferences,
competitions and fests. These events pivot around themes of gender equity, eco-
consciousness, social responsibilities, constitutional rights and values, cultural heritage and
linguistic diversity to name a few. As a part of social outreach, the college organises several
extension and outreach programs as well.

Maitreyi has set up a ‘Centre for Research’ to foster a conducive research climate under the
Advisory Committee for Professional Grooming. Over 154 projects have been completed
under this. A theme based, peer reviewed academic journal ‘Vantage: Journal of Thematic
Analysis’ (ISSN 2582-7391) with zero publication fee has also been established by the
college. Furthermore, the College has a multitude of publications including a peer-reviewed
e-Research magazine 'Samvedna' (ISSN 2581-9917); and more than twelve magazines and

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newsletters by different departments. All these endeavours are multidisciplinary and the
result of collective labour of students and faculty.

With large number of MoUs and collaborations, the College strives to bridge the gap
between academics and industry. The College has an active Placement Cell 'Horizon' for
providing career guidance and job opportunities. The College hosts an internship cum
placement fair ‘Envision’ every year. To foster entrepreneurial talent and promote a culture
of job creation (rather than job seeking), the College has a vibrant and active
Entrepreneurship Cell which has launched several successful projects and start-ups,
namely; ‘Kriti’, ‘Gulistan’, ‘Stay Mentor’, ‘Eco Handy’, ‘Urvara’, ‘Sugary Frost’, ‘Edulibrary’
and ‘Dhriti’.
The College is committed towards holistic development of our fraternity (Maitreyi
Kutumb) by inculcating ethos of inclusivity and diversity. The Enabling Unit of the college
actively engages itself to promote sensitivity and awareness towards issues related to
disabilities and the specially-abled. The ‘Sashakt Nodal Sports Centre’, in collaboration with
Special Olympic Bharat, Delhi, epitomises the institution’s sense of inclusiveness. Maitreyi
College is proud of its well-established Sports Centre and Facility dedicated to promoting
Netball among young and enthusiastic girls of our country. This facility named as ‘Pragati’
imparts physical ability training and techniques for playing netball in India. All these efforts
are aimed at developing an inclusive, holistic and aware ethos for our students. As a part of
social outreach initiative of University of Delhi, the College has also been functioning as a
Non-Collegiate Womens’ Education Board (NCWEB) Undergraduate Teaching Centre for
several years, and presently caters to more than 1000 girls residing in Delhi. Enactus
Maitreyi, works relentlessly for the upliftment of the marginalised members of the society.
‘Misbah’, ‘Samya’, ‘DaanUtsav’ and ‘Unnayan’ are the prominent projects of Enactus which
have generated employment for over ten individuals and uplifted the economic lives of
many others by providing a platform for their products. Our College is a Participating
Institute (PI) in the Unnat Bharat Abhiyan (UBA) programme of the Government of India
wherein it has adopted five villages; namely Jewar Bagar, Malwa Gopalgarh, Mangroli,
Thora and Bhabhogra with the aim to contribute towards rural development. Within a
short span of six months, it has built up a place among the villagers by organising
successful tree plantation drives and health awareness programs.
At Maitreyi, we encourage environment-friendly and eco-conscious practices. Use of energy
efficient equipment, conducting energy and green audits, rainwater harvesting, vermi-
composting and recycling are a few potential steps in this direction. The college is proud of
its lush gardens, including Herbal Garden, Rock Garden and Rose Garden, which also act as
carbon sink. The robust system of e-governance for planning and development,
administration, finance and accounts, student admission and support along with the
beautiful infrastructure of the college makes Maitreyi a desired destination for knowledge
seekers and providers.

Take a quick look at Maitreyi College here:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1kfKi-BV-kcIpk5bnk-
HjowOT8iFZYyLw/view?usp=drivesdk

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COURSES OFFERED

S. No. Course Name Number of Seats

UR SC ST OBC EWS PwD* Sports* ECA* KM*
1 B.A. (Programme) 93 34 17 62 25 11 8 4 11
2 B.A. (H) Economics 23 9 4 15 6 3 2 1 3
3 B.A. (H) English 23 9 4 15 6 3 2 1 3
4 B.A. (H) Hindi 23 9 4 15 6 3 2 1 3
5 B.A. (H) History 23 9 4 15 6 3 2 1 3
6 B.A. (H) Political 47 17 9 31 11 6 3 2 6
Science
7 B.A. (H) Sanskrit 16 6 3 11 3 2 2 0 2
8 B.A. (H) Sociology 23 9 4 15 6 3 2 1 3
9 B.Com. (Programme) 47 17 9 31 11 5 3 2 5
10 B.Com. (H) 31 11 6 21 9 4 3 1 4
11 B.Sc. Life Sciences 47 17 9 31 13 6 4 2 6
12 B.Sc. Physical 16 6 3 11 3 2 1 1 2
Sciences with
Chemistry
13 B.Sc. Physical 15 6 3 11 4 2 1 1 2
Sciences with
Computer Science
14 B.Sc. (H) Botany 16 6 3 11 3 2 1 1 2
15 B.Sc. (H) Chemistry 16 6 3 11 3 2 1 1 2
16 B.Sc. (H) Mathematics 20 7 4 13 5 2 1 1 2
17 B.Sc. (H) Physics 16 6 3 11 3 2 1 1 2
18 B.Sc. (H) Zoology 16 6 3 11 3 2 1 1 2

19 M.Sc. (Mathematics) Reservation as per University/ UGC norms, 39

20 M.A. (Political Science) Reservation as per University/ UGC norms, 39

* Supernumerary Seats

All applicants must register through the University of Delhi online admissions portal
https://admission.uod.ac.in/
All undergraduate admissions for 2023-24 will be administered only through this
portal.
There will be no offline admission for any applicant.

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SUBJECT COMBINATIONS FOR B.A. (PROGRAMME) AND DISTRIBUTION OF SEATS

S. No. Major Discipline Minor Discipline No. of Students

1 Political Science History 33

2 Political Science Sociology 30

3 Political Science Hindi Discipline 26

4 Political Science Sanskrit 11

5 Political Science Punjabi Discipline 8

6 History Hindi Discipline 14

7 History Punjabi Discipline 8

8 History Sanskrit 5

9 Sociology English Discipline 26

10 Economics English Discipline 25

11 Economics Mathematics 10

12 Economics Computer Applications 20

13 Computer Applications Mathematics 15

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ADMISSIONS: CRITERIA AND PROCEDURE

Admission to all under-graduate (UG) and post-graduate (PG) programs will be through the
Common University Entrance Test (CUET) conducted by NTA, and will be done by Common
Seat Allocation System (CSAS-2023).

For all kinds of information related to admission procedure, please refer to:
https://admission.uod.ac.in/

For Common Seat Allocation System (CSAS-2023), please refer to:

https://admission.uod.ac.in/userfiles/downloads/UG_CSAS_2023_14062023.pdf

The common and program-specific eligibility criteria can be found in Bulletins of

Information:
https://admission.uod.ac.in/?UG-Admissions/Bulletin-of-Information
https://admission.uod.ac.in/?PG-Admissions/Bulletin-of-Information

For syllabi of all courses under NEP-UGCF 2022, please refer to:
https://www.du.ac.in/index.php?page=nep-ugcf-2022-syllabi

• The Candidates are advised to check the official admission website of University of
Delhi regularly for all updates, schedules and guidelines.
• Candidates must be cautious and trust only the information published on the official
website of University of Delhi (www.admission.uod.ac.in).
RESERVATION OF SEATS

• 22.5% of the total numbers of seats is reserved for Candidates belonging to

Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribes (15% for Scheduled Caste and 7.5% for
Scheduled Tribes, interchangeable if necessary).
• 27% seats are reserved for the Candidates belonging to Other Backward Classes
(OBC - Non-Creamy Layer, Central List).
• 10% seats for admission of Candidates belonging to Economically Weaker Sections
(EWSs) Category.
SUPERNUMERARY SEATS
• 5% of seats are reserved program-wise for Persons with Benchmark Disabilities.
• 5% of total sanctioned strength of the College is allocated for ECA and Sports
supernumerary quota. The College can allocate between 1% to 4% to ECA and
Sports, subject to a maximum of 5% intake of the College. In addition, not more than
20% seats of the earmarked seats of a quota shall be allocated to a single program.
• 5% of seats are reserved for Candidates under Children/Widows of Personnel of the
Armed Forces including Para-Military category, program-wise.
• Up to 5% seats are reserved program-wise for the wards of Kashmiri Migrants.

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CATEGORIES OF SUPERNUMERARY SEATS

PwBD Persons with Benchmark Disabilities

CW Children/Widows of Personnel of the Armed Forces including Para-

Military

ECA Extra-Curricular Activities

Sports Sports

KM Kashmiri Migrants

PMSS Prime Minister's Special Scholarship for Jammu and Kashmir

SS Nominated Sikkimese Students

WQ Ward Quota of Employees of University of Delhi

OQ Orphans Quota

FOREIGN STUDENTS

Foreign students who wish to join College must satisfy the course and age requirements
according to the University of Delhi rules. 10% of supernumerary seats in each program
are reserved for Foreign Nationals. The foreign applicants seeking admission to
undergraduate programmes are required to apply online through foreign students' registry
website http://fsr.du.ac.in and can contact Deputy Dean (Foreign Students' Registry),
Conference Centre, University of Delhi-110007. No foreign student shall be admitted to the
College without the prior approval from the Deputy Dean (foreign students) University of
Delhi.

Note: Students staying in the PG or private hostels are required to submit their
present address with phone numbers and intimate the changes, if any.

Note: Parents are requested to regularly check attendance of their ward at the
beginning of every month at www.maitreyi.ac.in

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FEES AND OTHER CHARGES

All B.A. (Hons.), All B.Sc.

B.A. Prog., B.A. (Hons.) & M.A.
M.A.
Prog. (with B.Sc. (Prog.) Pol.Sc. &
Pol.Sc. &
Course Comp. Appl.), Life Sc., M.Sc.
M.Sc.
B.Com. (Prog.) Physical Sc. Maths-
Maths
& B.Com. with Chem./ **PwBD
(Hons.) Comp.

Univ. Student Welfare Fund 200 200 200 50

University Development 1000 1000 1000 250

Fund
University Facilities and
1000 1000 1000 250
Service Charges
Economically Weaker
Section Support University 150 150 150 38
Fund
Total A 2350 2350 2350 588

Tution Fee 180 180 216 54

College Student Welfare

3994 4408 3570 892
Fund
College Development Fund 3128 5766 3055 764

College Facilities and

1763 2176 1739 435
Service Charges
Delhi University Student
0 0 0 0
Union Fund (DUSU)
Total B 9065 12530 8580 2145

TOTAL A+B 11415 14880 10930 2733

FSR FEE: RS. 15000/- ADDITION TO ABOVE FEE

PWD FEE (UG): RS. 155/-
**PWD FEE (PG): As per Delhi University letter no. Acad.I/PG Fee/PwBD/2022-
23/767 dated 30.11.2022, PwBD shall be given a fee concession of 75% of the total
fee as compared to other student taking admission in a particular programme.

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Note:
1. University examination fee will be charged later on as and when required.
2. Students are required to give the bank account details only on her name carefully. The
final and sole responsibility of cross-checking the account number, bank IFSC code and
every other detail lies with the student, and the college will not be held responsible for
any accidental transfer of fees refund amount to an unintended recipient.
RE-ADMISSION

1. A student of the University having failed to pass any examination of the University will
be registered as an ex-student for re-appearing in the said examination subject to the
conditions laid down under the regulations of the University relating to conditions of
admission to University examinations.
2. A student of the University who was not allowed to appear in the examinations due to
shortage of attendance will be re-admitted to the class he/ she studied last in his College/
Department, within the prescribed period of registration.
3. A student, whose name is removed from the College rolls for non-payment of fees or for
any other reason, may be permitted re-admission at the discretion of the Principal on a
written request on the prescribed form obtainable from the College cashier. Such re-
admission shall be on payment of re-admission fee, arrears of tuition fee and fines
immediately after the permission is granted.

Note: All students must read and abide by the core values put forth by the College
in "Code of Conduct" booklet.

TERMS OF PAYMENT
Dates and mode of payment of fees and other dues by students are put up on the College
notice board from time to time. If a student fails to pay her dues by the last specified date,
she shall be fined at the rate of Rs.1 for each day of delay up to the last working day of the
month and if she fails to pay her fees by the last day fixed, her name will be removed from
the College rolls. Tuition fee for all the twelve months of an academic year is to be paid in
one installment.

REFUND OF FEES

When a student withdraws her name from the College rolls, fees and other dues, if any, will
be refunded by the University of Delhi as per the guidelines of DU Bulletin (applicable only
for I year). For II and III year students, fee will be refunded by the college as per University
guidelines.

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REFUND OF SECURITY DEPOSIT/ CAUTION MONEY

Security deposits are refundable, but payment will be made only on application within one
year from the date of withdrawal of the student from the rolls of the College and after
deducting the cost of breakage, loss of books and outstanding NCC/ Sports/ NSS dues, if
any. If the amount of Caution Money is not withdrawn/ claimed within one year of the
student leaving the College, it shall lapse. The refund will be made to the account through
NEFT only.

Note:
1. Please refer DU Bulletin of Information for refund of fees.
2. Amount of refunded fee will be credited to the student’s bank account as per the
bank account details provided in DU Admission Form. No cheque/ cash will be
issued.

FEE CONCESSION AND STIPENDS

The College awards fee concession to deserving and meritorious students to the extent of
20% of the total fees collected during the year according to rules. Applications on
prescribed form are to be submitted to the account section by 31st August. The College also
provides exemption of tuition fee and admission fee to all Scheduled Caste/ Tribe students
whose parents' income is below taxable limit, on production of a certificate fulfilling the
necessary conditions.

FREESHIP

1. The College provides freeship to students whose parental income does not exceed
Rs. 8 lakhs per year.
2. The College offers freeship as per the UGC guidelines and a few retired faculty
members have instituted Freeship’s for both meritorious and needy students.
3. Freeship is open to students of all categories i.e. General/ SC/ ST/ OBC.
4. Forms for freeship to be filled in the month of September can be obtained from the
College office.

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GIRLS HOSTEL
The Maitreyi College Girls Hostel is located within the college campus and is an integral
part of the Maitreyi College premises. Hostel affairs are co-ordinated under the guidance
and supervision of the resident warden. The warden is assisted by the hostel student’s
union. The hostel committee under the chairmanship of the Principal with due approval
from the Competent Authority frames the rules and regulations of the hostel and is the final
authority in matters concerning the hostel.

AVAILABILITY OF SEATS

• Total number of seats to be allotted is 104.

• Seats are allocated among the students of all three years.
• Allocations/Reservations of seats for various categories, as approved by the
University of Delhi, shall be strictly followed. However, the OBC candidates will be
treated as general candidates for the purpose of hostel admission.

CRITERIA FOR ADMISSION

• Admission is strictly on the basis of merit. It cannot be claimed as a matter of right.

• Students who have secured admission to the college are eligible to apply for hostel
accommodation. However, the allotment of hostel will be based purely on the merit
of marks obtained in the qualifying examination(s).
• Either of the parents of the applicant must not be residing or having a job
assignment in the National Capital Territory of Delhi region at the time of admission.
• Availability of a local Guardian in Delhi/NCR will be required.
• Admission under the sports category will be monitored periodically. If any of them
are found to be failing in their active participation in the events concerned, they are
liable to lose their hostel seats.

Note: The hostel merit list will be displayed on the college website/notice
board. It is the responsibility of the applicant to track the application. The seat
will be held as per the schedule and will be released to the next candidate, in
case there is no response.

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HOSTEL FEES (Payable annually in one installment)

S. No. ANNUAL CHARGES (JULY TO JUNE) AMOUNT (INR)

1. Admission Fee 1,000
2. Hostel Security (Refundable) 5,000
3. Development Fund 6,000
4. Electricity Charges 12,000
5. Water Charges 6,000
6. Hostel Operational Charges 50,000
7. Furniture & Fixtures 2,500
8. Pantry Equipment 1,500
9. Equipment Installation and Maintenance 12,000
10. Office operational Charges 1,600
11. Garden Fee 500
12. Medical Fee 1,000
13. Health Centre Card 500
14. Identity Card and Permission Slip 200
15. Hostel Union Subscription 500
16. Recreational Fee 1,500
17. Students Activities Fees 4,200
18. Mess Charges (1st Semester) 37,000
19. Mess Charges (2nd Semester) 37,000
TOTAL FEE: 1,80,000

HOSTEL ACCOMODATION SEAT MATRIX

The allocation of seats will be purely merit based, with a waiting list of 10 students for each
category. The department/ course-wise/ stream wise allocation of seats is as follows:

S. No. COURSE Total I II III

Seats Year Year Year
1 B.A. (Hons.) Economics 3 1 1 1
2 B.A. (Hons.) English 3 1 1 1
3 B.A. (Hons.) Hindi 3 1 1 1
4 B.A. (Hons.) History 3 1 1 1
5 B.A. (Hons.) Political Science 3 1 1 1
6 B.A. (Hons.) Sanskrit 3 1 1 1
7 B.A. (Hons.) Sociology 3 1 1 1
8 B.Com. Prog. 3 1 1 1

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9 B.Com. (Hons.) 3 1 1 1
10 B.Sc. (Hons.) Botany 3 1 1 1
11 B.Sc. (Hons.) Chemistry 3 1 1 1
12 B.Sc. (Hons.) Mathematics 3 1 1 1
13 B.Sc. (Hons.) Physics 3 1 1 1
14 B.Sc. (Hons.) Zoology 3 1 1 1
15 B.Sc. (Prog.) Life Science 3 1 1 1
16 B.Sc. (Prog.) Physical Science with Chemistry 3 1 1 1
17 B.Sc. (Prog.) Physical Science with Computer 3 1 1 1
Science/ Informatics Practices
18 B.A. Program 5 1 2 2
19 Cultural Society 6 2 2 2
20 Sports Students 3 1 1 1
21 PwBD Students 3 1 1 1
22 SC Students 15 5 5 5
23 ST Students 9 3 3 3
24 Foreign Students 9 3 3 3
25 PMSSS 3 1 1 1
Total 104 34 35 35

Note: For further information, application procedure and form, please see Hostel
Prospectus:
http://maitreyi.ac.in/DataFiles/Tender/NWM822Final%20Prospectus%20Girls%2
0Hostel%20(18.07.2023).pdf

RULES OF DISCIPLINE AND ATTENDANCE

Every student admitted to the College is required to maintain discipline and good conduct
in and outside the College during the period of her stay in the College (ragging in any form
is strictly prohibited). Violation of discipline rules and acts of ragging, sexual harassment
etc. are punishable according to the following Ordinances of the University:
• Ordinance XV-B: Discipline
• Ordinance XV-C: Anti-ragging
• Ordinance XV-D: Sexual harassment
Ragging is strictly prohibited and will invite suspension from College. The College will
adhere to guidelines issued by the Honorable Supreme Court in such matters. A copy of
each of the above ordinances will be made available to all students at the time of admission
along with identity card. Students are required to read these rules carefully and ensure
good conduct and behavior during their stay in the College. Any ragging incident may
immediately be reported to students' union office bearers, faculty advisors or the Principal.

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RULES OF ATTENDANCE

1. According to the provisions of Ordinance VII of University of Delhi, it is compulsory for

every student to attend at least 2/3rd i.e. 66.66% of the Lectures, Practical and Tutorials/
Preceptorial separately held every semester. A student who is short of attendance in
Lectures or Practical or Tutorials/ Preceptorial will not be ordinarily allowed to take the
University examination.
2. At the end of every month, the College will upload attendance of all students on the
College website. The College shall not be liable to intimate individually every student
about her attendance record/ shortage from the concerned Teachers/ Teacher-in-charge.
3. Students who fall ill should inform the College within a week of their illness and submit
the medical certificate within 15 days of their rejoining after recovery from illness.
Medical certificate after this period may not be accepted.
4. Benefit of attendance of exclusion of not more than 1/3rd of the number of Lectures/
Practical/ Preceptorial on medical grounds or on grounds of active participation in
cultural activities may be given to the students as per University rules subject to the
approval of the College authorities.

The Time Table of all Undergraduate courses will be put up on the College website.

EXAMINATION AND PROMOTION

1. There are two components for evaluation:
a. Internal Assessment (Continuous Evaluation)
b. End-Semester Examination
2. These are distributed, depending upon the credit division of papers, strictly
according to the UGCF-2022 framework.
3. The internal assessment is based on tutorial work/ class preceptorial/ assignment/
tests/ projects and attendance.
4. The internal assessment marks will be shown separately in the Marksheet issued by
the University and these marks will be added to the semester examination marks for
determining the division obtained by the student.
5. There will be a University examination at the end of each semester.
6. Science students will be evaluated continuously throughout the semester besides
their end-semester exam both for Theory and Practical.
7. No concession in attendance is given to a student joining a course late or being
transferred to a course.
8. Students falling short of attendance are liable to be detained and not allowed to take
the final examination. Minimum attendance required is 66.66%.
9. The students shall fill the examination form for a particular semester after payment
of the prescribed examination fee before the examination schedule.

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SCHOLARSHIPS AND PRIZES

Undergraduate Science Meritorious Award is given to students who secure highest marks
in B.Sc. (Hons.) Physics, Chemistry, Botany and Zoology, by the University.

SCHOLARSHIP TO SC/ ST/OBC STUDENTS

Candidates belonging to SC/ ST/OBC are awarded scholarships by the states to which they
belong. Such students are advised to apply online through State Government Portal / E-
district Portal & National Scholarship Portal (https://www.scholarships.gov.in) and submit
the hard copy of the form along with relevant document in the Account Section before the
last date as prescribed by the State Government / NSP Portal. Claims for scholarship by a
student will be entertained only if she submits her application on time. The continuance of
any Freeship, Scholarship or Grant of other privileges depends on satisfactory academic
progress, regular attendance, discipline and good conduct. Every stipend holder has to
abide by the College rules and regulations.

ACADEMIC PRIZES

1. Prizes are awarded to the College topper in each course, each year, provided the
aggregate is 55% or above.
2. All Rounder Student Achiever award to III year student from each course.
3. Dr. Radha Sai Ram Memorial Award to the toppers of B.Sc. (Hons.) Chemistry I year,
II year & III Year.
4. Smt. Durga Devi Memorial Prize to the Best Student of B.Sc. (Hons.) Chemistry II
year.
5. Dr. Savita M. Datta Memorial Prize of Rs. 5000 each, to the toppers of B.Sc. (Hons.)
Physics I year, II year & III Year.
6. Dr. Sita Srivastava Memorial Award of Rs. 11000 to the best all-rounder student
from II or III year.
7. Pushpanjali Award, a Meritorious Scholarship Award of Rs. 2500 each for the first
and second position holders of B.A. (Hons.) Hindi all three years.
8. Late Shri J. P. Gupta Memorial Scholarship of Rs. 2000 each for Excellence in B.Sc.
(Hons.) Zoology and B.Sc. Prog. (Life Sciences) for I and II position holders of B.Sc.
(Hons.) Zoology and B.Sc. Prog. (Life Sciences).
9. Gurdarshan Award of Rs. 5000/- to the best all-rounder student of B.A. (Hons.)
Sociology, preferably from III Year.
10. Late Smt. Lajwanti Chawla and Late Shri Nand Lal Chawla Memorial Scholarship for
the toppers of I, II and III year of B.A. (Hons.) Hindi and B.A. (Programme).

SCHOLARSHIP/ FREESHIP
1. Prof. B. L. Verma Memorial Scholarship for needy students (Full/partial fee waiver
as per merit).
2. Shri Ashwani Wadhwa Scholarship of Rs. 5000 each for 10 needy students.
3. Rajshree Award of Rs. 3000 each for 10 needy students.

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4. As per UGC guidelines, 20% of the total tuition fee is distributed amongst the
students in need.

CENTRE FOR RESEARCH

1. Ankishtha Award of Rs. 30000/- to fund best Annual Research Project(s) in Social
Sciences research amongst faculty and students of Maitreyi College.
2. Dr. Radha Sai Ram Award to fund best Annual Research Project(s) in Science research
amongst faculty and students of Maitreyi College.

E-CELL

1. Pushpraj Award of Rs. 25000/- to fund the “start up” incubated by student/ faculty of
Maitreyi College.

SPORTS SCHOLARSHIP

Scholarships and Freeship are given on the basis of performance and achievements in
sports.

OTHERS
INSPIRE Scholarship for Higher Education (SHE) is a scholarship programme implemented
by the Department of Science and Technology (DST), Government of India, for Science
students. More details can be found at http://www.inspire-dst.gov.in/scholarship.html.
In addition, many scholarships are being given by the Central Government. Interested
students can visit the National Scholarship Portal, https://scholarships.gov.in for more
details.

ACADEMIC ACTIVITIES
ACADEMIC ASSOCIATIONS
Each department of the College runs its own academic association. Through these
associations, classroom teaching is supplemented with seminars, workshops, exhibitions,
debates, educational excursions, fieldwork and lectures given by eminent persons.

AVGAAHAN- Annual Interdisciplinary Fest

Avgaahan, the International Interdisciplinary Academic Fest of Maitreyi College provides a
platform to undergraduate students to cross the boundaries of disciplines and participate
in a variety of online competitions. Every department floats competitions, in the form of
preliminary and final rounds, which are held in the online mode to maximize participation.
It is open to all national and international undergraduate students. In its fifth year
“Avgaahan 2023”, the competitions received huge participation from students across the
globe with 3307 registrations. It included competitions like e-poster making, meme
making, creative writing, case studies, coding, photo essays, quiz, photography, sketching

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and debate etc. The phenomenal response of the students was evident in the scores of
registration and enthusiastic participation from National and International Universities.

CENTRE FOR RESEARCH

Since its inception in the year 2019 under the aegis of Maitreyi Research and Incubation
Centre, giant strides have been taken by the Centre for Research (CFR) to achieve its
objective of promoting a research friendly environment in the college and to provide
opportunities to students and faculty to delve into research questions. The major activities
organised by CFR include the Summer Internship Programme (SIP), Annual Research
Programme (ARP), Avlokan- the student presentation session, Student Apprenticeship
Programme (SAP), Training Workshops and Equinox- the Annual International Conference.
CFR also publishes a peer-reviewed, biannual, multilingual, multidisciplinary, open-access
e-journal Vantage: Journal of Thematic Analysis. The journal publishes original research
papers as well as review papers, book reviews, perspectives, research communications and
invited articles. The aim of the journal is to publish articles that contribute significantly to
the body of knowledge on a specific theme. Two issues of Vantage: Journal of Thematic
Analysis were published during 2022-23 i.e. the October, 2022 issue and the April, 2023
issue on the theme ‘Expanding Frontiers of Knowledge’ were published. From the year 2021,
CFR started a new venture for students, the Student Apprenticeship Programme (SAP), an
annual programme, to train them in various skills such as event management, data
management, soft skills, social media handling etc.

COLLEGE MAGAZINE
The College releases an annual magazine, “Maitreyi”, wherein the literary and creative
talent of the students is given an adequate expression through their contribution to the
magazine.

EDUCATIONAL EXCURSIONS
To promote learning outside the classroom, College initiated the practice of conducting
One-day Educational Excursions, which were organized individually by all departments.
During the mid-semester break, approximately 1500 students benefited from these
excursions as they learnt industrial practices and witnessed the application of their
respective educational curricula.

SHORT TERM COURSES & EMPLOYABILITY COMMITTEE

Maitreyi strives to provide its students with a firm knowledge base and unique skills so
that each one can create her own special niche in any area of work. Skill training leads to
overall enhancement of employability, which is the need of the hour. For instance, some of
these courses can help students in clearing competitive exams like UPSC etc. The classes of
various skill based short-term courses are held in the College campus and 6 hours/week is
required by most courses. Classes are scheduled after regular teaching hours. Fee is
different for different courses. This year the following add-on courses are being offered:

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S.NO. COURSE DURATION AFFILIATION MODE OF ELIGIBILITY

DELIVERY
1. Certificate One year Department of Offline Registered in
Course in Germanic and any UG course
French Romance
Studies (DGRS),
University of
Delhi (DU)
2. Diploma One year DGRS, DU Offline Should have
Course in completed
French Certificate
course
3. Advanced One year DGRS, DU Offline Should have
Diploma completed
Course in Certificate and
French Diploma
course
4. Certificate One year DGRS, DU Offline Registered in
Course in any UG course
Spanish
5. Diploma One year DGRS, DU Offline Should have
Course in completed
Spanish Certificate
course
6. Advanced One year DGRS, DU Offline Should have
Diploma completed
Course in Certificate and
Spanish Diploma
course
7. Certificate Two Maitreyi College Hybrid Registered in
Course in months and New Delhi any UG course
Legal Literacy District Legal
Services Authority
8. Certificate 14 days Computer Hybrid Registered in
Course in ICT Science any UG course
Tools and Department,
Applications Maitreyi College
9. Certificate 30 hours Computer Offline Registered in
Course in Science any UG course
Introduction Department,
to Python Maitreyi College
Programming
10. Certificate 30 hours Zoology Online Registered in
Course in ICT (Two Department, any UG course
in Digital months) Maitreyi College

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Learning and
Data
Management
11. Certificate Three Enabling Unit, Hybrid Registered in
Course in months Maitreyi College any UG course
Applications and
of Digital Institute of
Tools in Advanced
Teaching and Sciences, USA
Learning of
Indian
Languages
12. Certificate 20 days Maths Online Registered in
Course in Department, any UG course
Building Maitreyi College
Mathematical
Skills: Logic,
Reasoning and
Aptitude
13. Certificate 96 hours English Hybrid Registered in
Course in Department, any UG course
Journalism: Maitreyi College
Broadcast and
New Media
14. Orientation 34 hours Hindi Offline Registered in
Course for Department, any UG course
Film and Maitreyi College
Theatre
15. Course on 50 hours (3 Botany Hybrid Registered in
Techniques months) Department, any UG course
and Maitreyi College
Technologies
in Plant Tissue
Culture
16. Course on 30 hours Punjabi Online Registered in
ਥੋੜ੍ਹੇ 'ਚ ਬਹੁਤਾ Department, any UG course
Maitreyi College
: ਪੰਜਾਬੀ ਭਾਸ਼ਾ ਦੀ
ਸਿਖਲਾਈ
(Thorhe 'ch
bahuta :
Punjabi
Bhasha di
Sikhlaye)
17. Course on 60 36 hours Hindi Online Registered in

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हिंदी भाषा कौशल Department, any UG course

(Hindi Bhasha Maitreyi College
Kaushal)
18. Fundamental 30 hours Political Science Hybrid Registered in
Concepts of Department, any UG course
International Maitreyi College
Relations

Note: Students are advised to enroll for atleast one short-term course very semester.

Note: For further queries, please write to shortterm@maitreyi.du.ac.in

EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
NCC
Maitreyi NCC is a part of 3 Delhi Girls Battalion, C group, Delhi Directorate. It has a glorious
history and continues to carry forward the motto of Unity and Discipline. Cadets enrol
every year bringing with them their unique talents and diversity, all united under the same
motto. With service before self being their second nature, NCC strives to create better
individuals dedicated to become the future leaders. Maitreyi NCC has always been an active
participant for various events organised at unit level. Activities are conducted on various
important days that are in the interest of social welfare like the No Tobacco Day, National
Safe Motherhood Day, Navodit Children Carnival etc. Camps are an integral part of NCC
where cadets undergo rigorous training and a tough selection process. Cadets participate in
various camps and rallies throughout the year. Nishtha, the annual NCC fest is organised
each year with great zeal and enthusiasm and witnesses overwhelming participation from
Delhi University Colleges.

NSS
With the motto of “No me but you”, the NSS unit of Maitreyi College strives to reach out to
underprivileged sections of society and use the platform to work towards social upliftment.
To spread the message of social service and health, a ‘blood donation drive, free dental
check and mammography examination for a health check-up’ was organised. To generate
awareness of hygiene and a clean environment among civil society, a ‘clearness drive’ was
organised in the DDA Park, Satya Nikiten, Moti Bagh. In collaboration with Youth for Seva,
“The Novoudit” was organised to celebrate, evaluate, promote, encourage, and bring
forward the talent of young children from underprivileged sections of our society. In
addition, many workshops are also routinely organised by NSS volunteers with a goal of
spreading awareness and knowledge on various elements of life.

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SPORTS/ PHYSICAL EDUCATION

The sports students of Maitreyi College have brought laurels to the college by winning in
various sports events at the University and National level. Many of the players have
represented the country too in their respective fields. Facilities are available for individual
and team games such as Athletics, Basketball, Boxing, Cricket, Football, Hockey, Judo,
Netball, Softball, Trap Shooting, Powerlifting, Taekwondo, Volleyball, Wrestling, and Yoga.
The College has an established sports centre, Pragati, netball & facility dedicated to
imparting physical ability and techniques for playing netball in India. There is also a Center
for sports for persons with intellectual disabilities, Special Olympic Bharat that organized
various programs throughout the year.

Note: All students are required to join at least one of

these co-curricular activities, viz. NCC, NSS and Sports.

STUDENTS' UNION

Maitreyi College is proud of its active, vibrant, well-balanced and responsible Students'
Union. It comprises of elected representatives of the student body who undertake the task
of organizing co-curricular activities for various inter- and intra-College events. They are
guided by a group of faculty advisors who help to coordinate their activities. Students are
encouraged to join music, dance, dramatics, debate and fine arts societies. 'RHAPSODY', the
Annual inter-College Cultural festival, organized by the Students' Union every year in
winter is one of the most eagerly awaited events of the College. All the cultural societies
other students’ societies as well as departmental associations work under and with the
support of students’ union.

CULTURAL SOCIETIES

RIYAAZ- Indian Music Society

Riyaaz, the Indian Music Society, is an enthusiastic group that aims at delving and
perfecting its grasp on the various aspects of music- vocals and instruments. During this
academic year, it participated in various competitions hosted by different colleges across
the country and won prizes as well.

NRITYAKRITI- Indian Dance Society

The Indian Dance Society of the college strives to abide by the motto of 'passion with grace'
in all aspects of life. Its goal is to provide opportunities for connecting with art, nature,
music, dance, and other positive activities, while celebrating creativity and diversity in a
supportive joyful community. Through a variety of Indian Classical and Folk-dance forms
aims at reflecting the cultural richness through diversified dance forms. Nrityakriti has
made its mark among the classical and folk-dance circuit of Delhi University by showcasing
the talent of its members, and has been adjudged as ‘The Best and Top Folk Dance Society’

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by DU Beat in the past years. The team won many awards in various inter-college annual
cultural fests and conducted competitions/ events throughout the year.

APOLLONIA- Western Music Society

Apollonia, the western music society of Maitreyi College, is united by their love for music
and desire to explore various genres and has come a long way since its inception in 2017.
In this academic session, its members participated and won prizes in numerous
competitions across Delhi, both group singing competitions and solo-singing events.

ZEAL- Western Dance Society

Zeal Dance Society was established in 2016, and enables students to display an
understanding of expressions and rhythm. This society helps students to develop a
multifaceted physicality by providing training in various Western dance techniques.
Students not only participate and compete in various dance events, but are also given the
opportunity to hone their skills through workshops and training sessions conducted by
professionals. With each year Zeal has been growing stronger and more confident,
promoting hard work and consistency and affixing new dance forms in its productions. It
provides every member an opportunity to develop their skills by embracing the curative
benefits of dance, building self-esteem, confidence, creativity, and self-discipline. In the
academic session 2022-23, the team hosted its annual group dance competition - “Match
the Beat” and participated in several competitions organised by various institutes and
Universities.

ABHIVYAKTI- Theatre Society

Abhivyakti, the theatre society of Maitreyi College was established in 1999. The society
nurtures various forms of theatre ranging from Street Theatre to Stage Theatre. It provides
a platform for young women to voice out their opinions, giving them a chance at self-
exploration and activism through the medium of theatre. The quintessence of theatre lies in
the purpose of spreading awareness. Abhivyakti, therefore envisages breaking the
barricades of social construct. In the academic session 2022-23, the team performed in
more than twenty events with their annual street production, Ghaflat on the theme
“Medical Negligence” and several shadow productions. The team performed at JNU in a
program organised by the Ministry of Social Justice and Welfare and was also invited by the
Ministry of Education to perform for their ten day scheduled programme.

GALORE- Fashion Society

The fashion society of Maitreyi College, Galore, symbolising grace, confidence, attitude and
elegance, has been active for more than a decade. In the academic session 2022-34, it has
won awards in over 18 colleges across Delhi with their annual production theme, ‘‘Bionic
Utopia’’. These awards include 8 first positions, 6 second positions, 1 third position, and 5
individual titles. In addition, Galore successfully hosted a couple of fashion events during
the year in the College.

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OTHER STUDENTS’ SOCIETIES

ARTISTO- Fine Arts Society

Artisto focuses on social growth and ranking, as well as member growth. From the
beginning, Artisto held workshops to introduce members to different art forms and styles.
Taking part in art education is important to Artisto, so it invites talented artists from a
variety of places to share their knowledge. Artisto has created a space where its members
can make their work accessible through an exhibition and expand the platform. In the
academic year 2022-23, Artisto organized some very unique workshops and competitions,
and won several accolades.

VISTA- Photography Society

Vista came into being in 2015 with the sole purpose of creating a rich space for creative
minds with the common passion for photography. Since then, Vista has worked relentlessly
to build up its image and add to the college’s reputation of being a powerhouse of cultural
and artistic activities. In the academic year 2022-23, Vista conducted two major
exhibitions, and successfully launched its bi-monthly magazine along with its own
Instagram page @bokeh_zine. The team also successfully started its weekly video series
called The Maitreyi Show, wherein the members conduct a short interview with the
students on campus and provide them with a free mini photoshoot later.

TRENCHANT- English Debating Society

The English Debating Society of Maitreyi College, takes a fearless stance to express
informed opinions. Its three wings, namely, the Parliamentary Debate Wing (PD), the Model
United Nations Wing (MUN), and the Creative Writing Wing (CW), conduct activities to
train the members with a wide variety of skills. The main objective of Trenchant is to
incorporate a sense of responsibility, resistance, and readiness in all its members in order
to prepare them for their future. They also collectively try to ingrain in them the values,
ethics, and principles of life. This academic year saw outstanding achievements of all the
three wings with many awards and positions at both University and national level.

VAACHIK- Hindi Debating Society

Vaachik was constituted in the year 2018, and has scaled heights in a short span due to the
untiring labor, continuous efforts & great zeal of the students. The aim of forming this
society has been to train students to express their independent, logical & analytical
opinions through Hindi Language on the subject and also to improve their communication
skills based on the facts and figures. The members not only participated in debates but also
in creative writing competitions organised across Delhi University as well as other
Universities of India. The society, has set up new horizons of success in the year 2022-2023
by bagging a total of 30 prizes including 6 first positions, 4 second positions, 7 third
positions, and 13 special positions.

PRAKRITI- Eco Club

Prakriti, the eco club of Maitreyi College, aims at sensitizing people towards earth, nature,
and life. It remains active throughout the academic session and organizes various seminars,

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webinars and competitions that generate awareness on important environmental issues

among the students and teachers.

MARKETTRICKS- Marketing Society

Marketricks, the Marketing Society of Maitreyi College, is a community of marketing
enthusiasts driven towards simplifying the dynamics of marketing. It strives to explore the
vast field of marketing and enhance knowledge on comprehensive marketing solutions and
strategies. Being a catalyst in resourceful and thorough market research, it is a platform for
discussion, activities and exciting events to decode the marketing tricks, the marketer way.
The aim of this club is to impart knowledge regarding the various aspects of marketing,
irrespective of the department the student belongs to. It aspires to create an enriching
space wherein young minds can interact with industry professionals to gain first-hand
knowledge in the field of marketing. During the academic seesion 2022-23, it successfully
held its inter-college event, as the initiative towards “Har Ghar Tiranga” named
“Commercialising Kranti- Brand wahi, Soch Nayi”. It also organised the MasterChef
competition, using ‘Millet’ as the base ingredient in honour of the UN declaring 2023 as the
International Year of Millets, open to the students across various colleges as well as the
faculty members. It has also been a part of government affiliated workshops for social
welfare organised by the Ministry of Agriculture & Farmer Welfare like the event on Global
Millets (Shree Anna) and the national workshop on Bamboo Sector Development and
Bamboo Exhibition.

FILMESQUE- Filmaking Society

Filmesque, the filmmaking and appreciation society of Maitreyi College, focuses on
analysing and celebrating different types of cinemas and even producing students’ own
works. During the session 2022-23, the team organised many webinars, competitions and
screened their maiden production, Surkh, and produced a short film, Tattle Tote.

INFRASTRUCTURAL FACILITIES
LIBRARY AND READING ROOM
The library block is located in a spacious two-storied building. The ground floor houses the
book stacks, the periodical section and the circulation counter. The first floor has a
separate reference section and reading room facility for students and staff. The library has
an extensive collection, which includes print and non-print material as well as e-resources
like, e-journals and e-books. The library has a corpus of 100,437 print books. It subscribes
to 52 Journals, including popular magazines, and a collection of 22 newspapers (15 titles).
The library subscribes N-LIST Consortium, which covers 6,000+ ejournals, 1,99,500 e-
books under N-LIST and 6,00,000 ebooks through NDL. The College Library continues to be
the member of DELNET (Developing Library Network), which specially caters our need
through inter-library loans. It consists of a huge number of e-resources like e-journals, e-
books, online dictionaries, thesis and dissertations etc. Library has created its own
Institutional repository using DSPACE software, which is accessible in the library only.
Library users can access the previous and current year syllabus and question papers
through Maitreyi College Library Repository and the college website. This year our library

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also acquired one more Computer Kiosk (2 in total) to facilitate accessing online public
access catalogs (OPAC) by students.

INTERNET FACILITY AND ELECTRONIC INFORMATION RESOURCE CENTRE

The e-library and resource centre in the library with computers (provided by the
University of Delhi) offers the students access to internet and printout facility free of cost.
The electronic resources subscribed by University of Delhi and UGC-infonet resources are
accessible here. The College library also subscribes to e-books/ journals/ Databases
through N-LIST. Any user can access these resources at the College or at their own place
through internet. The College has setup Wi-Fi LAN connectivity with 19 APs. Video
conferencing equipments are also available in the College to conduct virtual classes.

LABORATORIES
The College has 15 very well equipped laboratories for practical in subjects like Computer
Science, Chemistry, Botany, Zoology and Physics.

BANK
College has a well-maintained branch of Punjab National Bank within the premises for day
to day banking needs of students, faulty and non-teaching staff.

BOOKSTORE
The College bookstore offers a wide selection of texts and other books. Various stationery
items and mementos are also available.

COLLEGE CANTEEN
The College canteen serves as a pleasant eating and meeting place for students.

GARDEN
The College is proud of its well-maintained, beautiful lush green lawns, trees, plants, rock
garden, rose garden and herbal garden. It is maintained by the collective hard work of the
team of our malis, students and teachers. To create and nurture a natural, peaceful
fascinating ambience with the natural world is the heart of the college garden’s mission.
During the year several new herbs, shrubs, and trees have been introduced in the premises
enhancing the aesthetics and environmental value. The regular eco-friendly practices of
recycling garden waste by composting, plantation drives, raising of saplings in the nursery,
and providing potted plants for guests to the college have been maintained. The dedicated
gardeners are essential to achieving our mission and the number of awards the college
receives at the Delhi University Anuual Flower Show is testimony to their hard work. This
year also the College won many laurels including "Delhi College Cup" for best rock garden,
"Janaki Amma Cup" for best border of flowers, second prize in the lawn category, third
prize in herbal garden, "Highly Commendable" in garden and best green practices category,
and 12 prizes in the cut flower category.

RO PURIFIED DRINKING WATER

As part of infrastructure development an RO System along with water dispensers has been
installed to cater to the entire College building with a capacity of 1000 liters per hour.

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SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM
CCTV network of 16 cameras has been installed for enhanced security of the College and a
public address system has been put in place for faster intra-College communication and
announcements.

MEDICAL ROOM
The College medical room provides basic medicines and has first-aid facilities if the need
arises. A staff nurse is present in the medical room every day and a doctor visits the College
on appointed days.

STUDENTS’ SUPPORT ACTIVITIES

HORIZON- The Placement Cell
The placement cell aims to bridge the gap between potential employers and students who
are qualified and seeking internship experience and job roles. It helps to identify the
potential capabilities of the students and guide them towards the right career path. It
focuses on providing the students with ample opportunities be it jobs or internships to
choose from in the fields of arts, sciences and commerce. The placement cell conducts
seminars, workshops and career counseling sessions for skill enhancement with a prime
focus on providing career guidance. Envision 5.0, the Placement Cell’s Annual Internship
and Job Fair, attracted more than 750 applicants this year.
The cell has been growing exponentially; the average package offered in the session 2022-
23 saw a tremendous 15.2% increase with the number of candidates placed increasing by
147.7% as compared to the previous session. Along with numerous first-time recruiters,
there were a lot of returning organisations, thereby emphasising the college's strong
alumnae base. In addition to this, various reputable corporations like Deloitte, PwC, DE
Shaw, HCL Tech, Flipkart, Tradeshala, and others joined us for the session to offer
internship and job opportunities. During this session, among the 171 students chosen for
corporate internships, students in the arts stream bagged 45% of the positions, followed by
those in commerce (35.7%) and the science stream (19.3%). The job category showed a
tremendous increase of selection of 218 students across the arts, science and commerce
field. The highest CTC of Rs. 21 LPA was provided by the renowned D.E. Shaw group, and
the average CTC ranged around Rs. 5.3 LPA.

MERAKI- The Entrepreneurship Cell

Meraki, the Entrepreneurship Cell of Maitreyi College, aspires to foster the spirit of
entrepreneurship by providing a platform to convert ideas into businesses. Started in 2019,
Meraki has had the honor of being a part of the top ten Entrepreneurship cells of University
of Delhi within just one year of its commencement. Meraki's work under the 2022-23
session has been widely successful with a plethora of opportunities made available for
students. Meraki organised its first-ever Startup Bazaar in this session, where student
entrepreneurs showcased a variety of products, including food, cosmetics, paintings,
clothes, and gifts. These events allowed the entrepreneurs to test their products' market
range and gain practical experience, exposure, and guidance from the college's

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Entrepreneurship Society. As part of its work, Meraki organises various webinars,

entrepreneurial sessions aimed to build skills via problem solution and product market fit
concepts and annual entrepreneurship fest. Meraki also created Udyami, an annual
magazine on entrepreneurship, which was launched by the 2022-23 team. The magazine
includes business reviews, startup stories, and articles on entrepreneurship.

ENABLING UNIT AND EQUAL OPPORTUNITY CELL

The Enabling Unit of Maitreyi College was established under the guidelines of UGC-HEPSN
Scheme and became functional from 01 September, 2011. The objective of this unit is to
work for the welfare of and the overall upliftment of Divyangajan (Persons with
Disabilities). It acts as a support system and guidance for differently-abled students and
teachers alike. To ensure inclusivity and accessibility, the Enabling Unit uses a
comprehensive approach to facilitate an inclusive and smooth induction of differently-
abled students into the extra-curricular and academic activities of the college. It provides
computers and notebooks equipped with the latest assistive technology such as Lex Air
Camera, OCR-NVDA, JAWS etc to visually-impaired students for their academic pursuits. It
also acquired the Kibo XS Device (Multilingual Scanning & Reading Device) for visually
impaired faculty members and students. This device has state-of-the-art technology that
helps in solving the reading problems of the visually impaired. The unit renewed the Writer
& Reader’s Bank for session 2022-23, which was developed as per the new examination
policy of Delhi University for Persons with Disabilities. The unit organizes Indian
languages-based skill development workshops/ training programs and certificate courses
to overcome the language barrier. It has its YouTube Channel
(https://www.youtube.com/c/enablingunitmaitreyicollege), where there are video
lectures prepared by Enabling Unit with the support of experts in the concerned field and
uploaded. The fee concession has been provided to physically disabled students as per
Delhi University guidelines.

ANANYA- WOMEN DEVELOPMENT CELL

Maitreyi College’s Ananya, Women Development Cell (WDC) has been conducting
informative and engaging events throughout the academic session 2022-23, in
collaboration with New Delhi District Legal Services Authority (NDDLSA), Delhi. The cell
organised webinars on topics like “Right of Women to Reproductive Health and Abortion
Related Laws in India”, “Laws Related to Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against
Women”, “Sparsh-Give Care and not Scars- Ending Vitriolage- An Effort Through Legal
Awareness”, to name a few. It also celebrated International Women’s Day and organised an
Awareness Program with a visit to Patiala House Court, New Delhi.

HEALTH AND HYGIENE COMMITTEE

Health & hygiene committee of the college is an active committee to generate health
awareness amongst students, teaching and non-teaching staff. During the academic session
2022-23, it organized many webinars and a COVID-19 vaccination camp courtesy of the
Immunization Cell IDGH, New Delhi District for staff, students, their friends & relatives.
Their annual event, a health checkup camp, was organised in association with the Max
Smart Super Specialty Hospital, Saket. The services that were offered free of charge were
measurement of BP, random sugar, BMD, ECG, eye, and dental checkups. In addition, one-

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to-one consultation with the gynaecologist, dietician, ENT specialist, cardiologist, and
orthopaedic surgeon was made available.

INTERNAL COMPLAINTS COMMITTEE

The internal complaints cell against sexual harassment has its goal to spread awareness,
extend support, and attempt to come up with solutions. It organized lectures by Dr Lata
Suresh and advocate Ms Ruchita Datta to create awareness among its students and
employees about Vishakha guidelines, POSH Act, and the position of Indian law on sexual
harassment of women at workplace. Its one-day inter-college fest, Adamya, provides a
platform for college students to showcase their talent and creativity while creating
awareness on gender related issues. The cell also publishes its bilingual e-research
magazine, 'Samvedna', that includes high quality, thought provoking articles written
especially for the magazine to arouse public sensitivity towards social issues.

LEGAL AID CELL

The College is associated with the Delhi Legal Services Authority, which works towards the
constitutional obligation of the state to ensure legal aid and guidance for the College
community.

ACHIEVEMENT CELL
The Achievement Cell was established on 15 August, Independence Day 2018 and began
with the vision to take Maitreyi College to a higher pedestal within Delhi University as well
as nationally. It works to harness the power of Maitreyians as a community by bringing to
the forefront their achievements and training them in diverse areas. Its goal is to build a
strong legacy for the institution. It conducted various interviews over the course of this
academic session with students from Maitreyi College as well as other educational
institutions to showcase their cultural and sports achievements. It conducted an open mic
competition, “Unleash The Heart” and also collaborated with the Film Society of Motilal
Nehru college for the creation of a documentary on bullying.

ALUMNI ASSOCIATION (SANNIDHY)

Maitreyi College has a very dynamic Alumnae Association ‘Saanidhy’. Under the aegis of
alumnae association, various activities such as workshops, career counselling sessions and
annual Alumnae Meet are organized every year. During the Annual Alumnae meet every
year, “Distinguished Alumnae” are felicitated for their accomplishments in various fields.
Students have to register for the association during the final year of their graduation and
are granted life membership.
Maitreyi takes great pride in the achievements and contributions of all its alumnae. A few of
the notable alumnae are:
• Squadron leader Veena Saharan is the only woman pilot who has qualified as
Captain to fly IL-76, transport aircraft, largest (190,000 kg) flying machine in the
inventory of Indian Air Force.
• Dr Latika Nath is one of India's foremost experts on tigers, is a Wildlife Biologist
with a Ph.D. from Oxford. The National Geographic documented her life and work
and tagged her the 'India's Tiger Princess'. Currently she continues to live and work

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in the field, where each day is a fight to keep the impending threat of tiger extinction
at bay, despite a major lack of funds.
• Prof. Bimlesh Lochab, is Head of the Department of Chemistry, School of Natural
Sciences, Shiv Nadar University. She has been nominated as a Fellow of Royal
Science of Chemistry (FRSC), Jan 2021. She has won several awards in honors in her
field of expertise.
• Dr. Livleen Shukla Principal Scientist at Indian Agricultural Research Institute has
published widely in both English and Hindi-a feat worth emulating, with more than
50 publications to her credit. She also contributes to the society at large through her
research projects.
• Dr. Ipsita Roy an Associate Professor at National Institute of Pharmaceutical
Education and Research (NIPER), a recipient of the prestigious, Alexander von
Humboldt Research Fellowship, Germany; has mentored many Ph.D. students and
has a hundred publications of International repute to her credit.
• Dr. R. Mahalaxmi (Ph.D in Carnatic Music, DU) is a professional singer and is also
recipient of the 'Asian Peace Award'. She was awarded the Title 'Miss Nightingale'
by the Delhi Tamil Education Association (DTEA) in the year 1998 for excellence in
Music.
• Ms. Jyotsna Sharma is a TV Producer and Host with TV ASIA (Asia Star Broadcasting
Inc.) in the USA.
• Smt. Sharda Gill (Inspector), our one of the senior most distinguished alumna is
serving in Delhi Police. She has received Ati Utkrisht Seva Padak and special reward
from Commissioner of Police in 2021.
• Dr. Asha Mishra Upadhyay, is Senior Correspondent with United News of India. She
has written extensively on women empowerment.
• Ms. Pooja Shali is a principal correspondent with the English News Channel-Times
Now.
• Ms. Vijeta Sharma has been an assistant director for several Bollywood films. She
has a Hollywood documentary based on Swarovski to her credit. She is also a
professional mountaineer and has climbed 6 and 7 thousander peaks. She also
worked as an official reporter for the Government of Uttarakhand.
• Ms. Soumitra Dev Burman a professional bollywood singer, has been honoured with
the Best Singer Award by the Sangam Kala Group, New Delhi and Best Singer Award,
Pratishruthi in Assam for three consecutive years. A Human Resource Development
(HRD) Scholarship holder, Ministry of Tourism, she has worked as an All India Radio
Artist and dubbed for films and various albums.
• Dr. Neera Sen Sarkar currently associated with Kalyani University, Kolkata, West
Bengal, has supervised several Ph.D., authored various books and published her
research in journals of National and International repute. For her astounding
contribution to her field she was awarded the Fast Track Young Scientist Award
from Science and Engineering Research Board, New Delhi.
• Ms. Shweta, is Deputy Collector(Probationary), Uttar Pradesh. She secured Rank-7
in UP Provincial Civil Services Exam-2018

Note: Every student in final year has to register for the Alumnae Association.

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OUTREACH ACTIVITIES
ENACTUS
Enactus Maitreyi, established in 2014, is a student level non-profit organisation that aims
to uplift the marginalized communities of the society by entrepreneurial action, keeping
the environment in mind along the way. It tries to provide the needy beneficiaries living in
poverty or underprivileged with the required materials for which they raise funds by
setting up stalls to sell their products and sponsorship from various means. Over time, it
has facilitated social and economic development through innovative and sustainable
business. Throughout the year, the team runs several initiatives, sets up stalls and
organizes competitions to raise awareness of their objectives. They visit students in slum
areas, organize cloth donation drives, and continue their ongoing project Misbah and
project Swarnim, for rescued sex workers and rural women seeking financial
independence, respectively.

UNNAT BHARAT ABHIYAN

Unnat Bharat Abhiyan (UBA) organizes a large number of activities throughout the year in
the adopted villages. These include digital awareness programs, webinars, interactive
sessions and campaigns to spread the awareness among younger minds. In this academic
session, volunteers, team members of NSS, along with faculty members went to two villages
of Gautam Buddha Nagar, Mangroli and Melwa Gopalgarh and conducted various activities
among the students of Government school. The faculty members also participated in the
Unnat Bharat Abhiyan Networking for National Atmanirbhar Technological Intervention
Program (UNNATI) held at IIT Delhi; it was an initiative to showcase the knowledge-based
solutions which resulted from the amalgamated approach of the institutions through their
students and faculty to solve the problems of the primary stakeholders, the villagers, with
the help of gram sabha of villages.

NCWEB
Maitreyi College is a centre for Non-Collegiate Women’s Education Board and in the
academic year 2022-23, there have been a total of 1208 students enrolled in B.A. and
B.Com. with 65 well-equipped and dedicated guest faculty members in different
departments. Our students have shown academic excellence as is evident from the fact that
more than 95% students of B.Com. and 74% students of B.A. have completed their
graduation with first division.

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DEPARTMENTS AND FACULTY

BOTANY DEPARTMENT
Dr. Alka B. Vadakan, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D. Dr. Sandeepa Singh, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D.
Dr. Adesh Rani, M.Sc., Ph.D. Dr. Pooja Baweja, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D.
(Incharge)
Ms. Divya Singh, M.Sc., M.Phil. Dr. P. Kavita, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D.
Dr. Atika Chandra, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D. Dr. Anamika Singh, M.Sc., Ph.D.
Dr. Rama Sisodia, M.Sc., Ph.D.
CHEMISTRY DEPARTMENT
Dr. Pinkey Bajaj Gandhi, M.Sc., Ph.D. Dr. Rajni Johar Chhatwal, M.Sc., Ph.D.
Dr. Sandhya Gupta, M.Sc., Ph.D. Dr. Pratibha Chaudhary, M.Sc., Ph.D.
Dr. Padma Saxena, M.Sc., Ph.D. Dr. Hema Bhandari, M.Sc., Ph.D.
(Incharge)
Dr. Gita Batra Narula, M.Sc., Ph.D. Dr. Ritu Gaba, M.Sc., Ph.D.
Dr. Manju Mehta, M.Sc., Ph.D. Dr. Lata Vodwal, M.Sc., Ph.D.
Prof. Haritma Chopra, M.Sc., Ph.D. (Offg. Dr. Ankita Chaudhary, M.Sc., Ph.D.
Principal)
Prof. Ramesh Kumari, M.Sc., Ph.D. Mr. Kamal Sharma, M.Sc., M.Phil.
COMMERCE DEPARTMENT
Ms. Nirmala Chauhan, M.Com. Mr. Ginmunlal Khongsai, M.Com.
(Incharge)
Dr. Prachi Bagla, M.Com, M.Phil., Ph.D. Ms. Latika Poswal Tanwar, M.Com.
Dr. Sonal Babbar, M.Com., M. Phil., Ph.D. Ms. Shweta Tripathi, M.Com, M.Phil.
Ms. Shaifali, M.Com, PGDOM Dr. Vidisha Garg, M.Com., Ph.D.
Ms. Jyotsna, L.L.B., M.Com. Ms. Neha, M.Com., M. Phil.
COMPUTER SCIENCE DEPARTMENT
Dr. Manju Bhardwaj, MCA, Ph.D. Dr. Shikha Badhani, MCA, Ph.D.
Dr. Veena Ghuriani, MCA, Ph.D. Dr. Jyotsna Talreja Wassan, M.Sc., Ph. D.
(Incharge)
ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT
Ms. Rachna Jain, M.A., M.Phil. Ms. Antima Jain, M.A.
Ms. Aruna Saluja, M.A., M.Phil. Ms. Artika Vats, M.A.
Ms. Nidhi Chand, M.A., M.Phil. Ms. Nupur Kataria, M.A., M.Phil.
(Incharge)
Dr. Saroj Rani, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D. Ms. N. Shradha Varma, M.A.
Dr. Priti Mendiratta Arora, M.A., M.Phil.,
Ph.D.
ENGLISH DEPARTMENT
Dr. Smriti Singh, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D. Ms. Manisha Saluja, M.A., M.Phil.
Ms. M. Tianla, M.A., M.Phil. Dr. Monica Chhabra, M.A., Ph.D.
(Incharge)

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Ms. Rachna Sirohi, M.A., M.Phil.

HINDI/ PUNJABI DEPARTMENT

Dr. Smriti Singh, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.
(Incharge)

HISTORY DEPARTMENT
Dr. Ranjana Bhattacharya, M.A., M.Phil., Dr. Ritu C. Kumar, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.
Ph.D. (Incharge)
LIBRARY
Dr. Pardeep Rai, M.A., M.L.I.Sc., M.Phil.,
Ph.D. (Librarian)

MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT
Ms. Rajni Gupta, M.A., M.Phil. Dr. Geetan Manchanda, M.Sc., M.Phil.
(Incharge)
PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT
Ms. Shipra Verma, M.P.Ed., M.Phil.
(Incharge)
PHYSICS DEPARTMENT
Dr. Veena Mishra, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D. Dr. Shalini Lumb Talwar, M.Sc., Ph.D.
Dr. Poonam Juneja, M.Sc., Ph.D. Ms. Polly Biswas, M.Sc.
(Incharge)
Dr. Ritu Dhingra, M.Sc., Ph.D.
POLITICAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT
Mr. Yogesh Chaurasia, M.A. (Incharge)
SANSKRIT DEPARTMENT
Dr. Pramod Kumar Singh, M.A., M.Phil, Dr. Sushil Kumari, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.
Ph.D. (Incharge)
SOCIOLOGY DEPARTMENT
Dr. Anurita Jalan, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D. Dr. Gopi Devdutt Tripathy, M.A., M.Phil.,
Ph.D. (Incharge)
ZOOLOGY DEPARTMENT
Dr. Versha Goel, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D. Dr. Rakhi Gupta, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D.
Dr. Jyoti Singh, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D. Dr. Anshu Arora Anand, M.Sc., Ph.D.
Dr. Renu Gupta, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D. Dr. Archana Aggarwal, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D.
Dr. Brototi Roy, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D. Dr. Shilpa Bharti, M.Sc., Ph.D. (Incharge)
Dr. Meena Yadav, M.Sc., Ph.D. Dr. Jaspreet Kaur, M.Sc., Ph.D.
Dr. Luni, M.Sc., Ph.D.

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HELP DESK & GRIEVANCE REDRESSAL COMMITTEES

Help Desk & Grievance Redressal Committee in

College for UG Admissions (2023-24)

Convenor Admission Committee

Dr. Poonam Juneja 9873011305 pjuneja@maitreyi.du.ac.in
Convenor Helpdesk
Prof. Pardeep Rai 9899359373 raipardeep@gmail.com
Convenor Sub Committee Helpdesk for SC/ST/OBC/EWS and PWD Candidates
Dr. Pramod Kumar Singh 8178275227 pramodsingh@maitreyi.du.ac.in
Convener, Grievance Redressal Committee
Dr. Pooja Baweja 9810577536 pbaweja@maitreyi.du.ac.in
Convener, Sub-Committee, Grievance Redressal Committee for
SC/ST/OBC/EWS/PWD Candidates
Dr. Jyoti Singh 9971803686 jyoti@maitreyi.du.ac.in

Grievance Committee for Redressal of Grievances (General Queries)

Related to Undergraduate Admission 2023-24

Dr. Ranjana Bhattacharya 9654217107

Dr. Pinkey B. Gandhi 9873087971
Dr. Jyoti Singh 9971803686

Special Categories Admission Enabling Committee 2023-24

Dr. Pramod Kumar Singh 9717189242

Help Desk Committee for Undergraduate Admission 2023-24

(Subject Specific Queries)

Dr. Poonam Juneja Convener 9873011305

Dr. Sandhya Gupta Convener 9873982571
Ms. Rachna Convener 9818544182
Ms. Nupur Kataria B.A. Prog. 9873700348
Dr. Jyotsna Talreja Wassan B.A. Prog. 9810513855
Ms. N. Shradha Varma B.A. Prog. 9873452637
Dr. Shweta Sankhwar B.A. Prog. 9616566276
Dr. Pooja Khorwal B.A. Prog. 8448856601
Dr. Meenu B.A. Prog. 9810549827
Dr. Sneh Lata B.A. Prog. 9873540408
Dr. Harmeet Kaur B.A. Prog. 9650472729

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Dr. Pooja Baweja Botany 9810577536

Dr. Shweta Sharma Botany 7042704109
Dr. Hema Bhandari Chemistry 9818080719
Dr. Gazala Ruhi Chemistry 9718997502
Mr. Ginmunlal Khongsai Commerce 9990912937
Ms. Shaifali Commerce 8700642969
Ms. Ramita Commerce 8860437585
Dr. Saroj Rani ECA 9910767873
Ms. Nupur Kataria Economics 9873700348
Dr. Saroj Rani Economics 9910767873
Dr. Smriti Singh English 8800185949
Dr. Savita Pathak English 7042100247
Dr. Krishnagi Singh English 9311334637
Dr. Smriti Singh Hindi 8800185949
Dr. Pushpa Gupta Hindi 9873712335
Dr. Reeta Hindi 9250471777
Dr. Ranjana Bhattacharya History 9654217107
Dr. Rohan History 9868531226
Dr. Pooja Baweja Life Science 9810577536
Dr. Ankita Sehrawat Life Science 9873853444
Dr. Sarita Kumari Life Science 9717565751
Dr. Geetan Manchanda Mathematics 9911554067
Dr. Pawan Kumar Mathematics 9717425071
Dr. Shalini Lumb Talwar Physics 9811092072
Dr. Parul Yadav Physics 9654687857
Dr. Hema Bhandari Physical Science with Chemistry 9818080719
Dr. Gazala Ruhi Physical Science with Chemistry 9718997502
Dr. Shalini Lumb Talwar Physical Science with Computers 9811092072
Dr. Vasudha Aggarwal Physical Science with Computers 9650012683
Mr. Yogesh Chaurasia Political Science 9868485583
Dr. Subhkirti Political Science 8800324382
Ms. Anjali Yogi Political Science 9717380514
Dr. Sushil Kumari Sanskrit 9968730615
Dr. Rekha Kumari Sanskrit 9650931151
Dr. Gopi D. Tripathy Sociology 9810139675
Mr. Pawan S. Harsana Sociology 8826164406
Ms. Shipra Verma Sports/ Physical Education 7042577899
Dr. Shilpa Bharti Zoology 9911869964
Dr. Tejendra Kumar Zoology 9001232957

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COURSES, SUBJECTS AND OPTIONAL PAPERS

For detailed syllabi of each course, please refer to

https://www.du.ac.in/index.php?page=nep-ugcf-2022-syllabi

For the course structure of Undergraduate Curriculum Framework 2022 (UGCF-2022)

based on National Edcuation Policy 2020 (NEP-2020), please refer to
https://centenary.du.ac.in//userfiles/downloads/02032022_UGCF_compressed.pdf

For brief outline of the course structures for single discipline, two discipline and
multidiscipline programs under UGCF 2022, please refer to the flowcharts:
https://www.du.ac.in/uploads/UGCF-Flowchart.pdf

B.A. (PROGRAMME)- UGCF 2022

Students wishing to study 2 core disciplines can opt for B.A. (Programme). The college
offers the programme in the following discipline combinations, which will continue till
third year:

S. No. Major Discipline (2 DSC papers) Minor Discipline (1 DSC paper)

1 Political Science History
2 Political Science Sociology
3 Political Science Hindi Discipline
4 Political Science Sanskrit
5 Political Science Punjabi Discipline
6 History Hindi Discipline
7 History Punjabi Discipline
8 History Sanskrit
9 Sociology English Discipline
10 Economics English Discipline
11 Economics Mathematics
12 Economics Computer Applications
13 Computer Applications Mathematics

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In addition to 3 DSCs, every student has to study 2 languages in Generic Elective papers
over the course of the program. The in-house faculty of Maitreyi College will teach 4
languages – English, Hindi, Punjabi and Sanskrit in 6 combinations. The student has to
select any one combination of two languages out of the 6 combinations given below:

S.No. GE Language Combinations

1. ENGLISH AND HINDI
2. ENGLISH AND PUNJABI
3. ENGLISH AND SANSKRIT
4. HINDI AND PUNJABI
5. HINDI AND SANSKRIT
6. SANSKRIT AND PUNJABI

THE COLLEGE SHALL BE OFFERING THE FOLLOWING SUBJECTS/ PAPERS AS ABILITY

ENHANCEMENT COURSES (AEC):

ABILITY ENHANCEMENT COURSES (AEC)

B.A. B.A. B.Com. B.Com. B.Sc. B.Sc.
SEMESTER
(PROG.) (HONS.) (PROG.) (HONS.) (PROG.) (HONS.)
I Language-1 Language-1 EVS-1 EVS-1 EVS-1 EVS-1
II EVS-1 EVS-1 Language-1 Language-1 Language-1 Language-1
III Language-2 Language-2 EVS-2 EVS-2 EVS-2 EVS-2
IV EVS-2 EVS-2 Language-2 Language-2 Language-2 Language-2

EVS-1: Environmental Science: Theory into Practice-I

EVS-2: Environmental Science: Theory into Practice-II

Out of the pool of languages, the in-house faculty of Maitreyi College shall be offering these
four languages: English, Hindi, Punjabi and Sanskrit.

NOTE: This paper will be different from GE paper offered by the departments. GE and AEC
languages chosen by the student can be different or similar to one another.

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THE COLLEGE SHALL BE OFFERING THE FOLLOWING SUBJECTS/ PAPERS AS VALUE

ADDED COURSES (VAC), SKILL ENHANCEMENT COURSES (SEC), GENERIC ELECTIVES
(GE) AND DISCIPLINE SPECIFIC ELECTIVES (DSE) FOR I, II & III SEMESTERS:

VALUE ADDED COURSES (VAC)

SEMESTER I SEMESTER II SEMESTER III
Ayurveda and Nutrition Ayurveda and Nutrition Ayurveda and Nutrition
Bhartiya Bhakti: Parampara Culture and Communication Constitutional Values and
aur Manav Mulya Fundamental Duties
Constitutional Values and Digital Empowerment Culture and Communication
Fundamental Duties
Culture and Communication Ecology and Literature Digital Empowerment
Digital Empowerment Emotional Intelligence Ecology and Literature
Ecology and Literature Ethics and Culture Emotional Intelligence
Emotional Intelligence Financial Literacy Ethics and Culture
Ethics and Culture Panchkosha: Holistic Gandhi and Education
Development of Personalty
Financial Literacy Reading Indian Fiction in Panchkosha: Holistic
English Development of Personalty
Gandhi and Education Sahitya, Sanskriti aur Reading Indian Fiction in
Cinema English
Panchkosha: Holistic Science & Society Science & Society
Development of Personalty
Reading Indian Fiction in Social and Emotional Social and Emotional
English Learning Learning
Sahitya, Sanskriti aur Cinema Sports for Life-1 Sports for Life-1
Science & Society Srijnatmak Lekh ke Aayaam Swachh Bharat
Social and Emotional Swachh Bharat The Art of Being Happy
Learning
Sports for Life-1 The Art of Being Happy Vedic Mathematics-I
Swachh Bharat Vedic Mathematics-II Vedic Mathematics-II
The Art of Being Happy Yoga: Philosophy and Yoga: Philosophy and
Practice Practice
Vedic Mathematics-I
Yoga: Philosophy and
Practice

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SKILL ENHANCEMENT COURSES (SEC)

SEMESTER I SEMESTER II SEMESTER III
Basic IT Tools Basic IT Tools Anuvaad Kala (Hindi)
Chemistry of Cosmetics & Biofertilizers Anuvaad Kala (Punjabi)
Toiletries
Creative Writing Chemistry of Cosmetics and Apiculture
Toiletries
Communication in Everyday Communication in Everyday Basic IT Tools
Life Life
Cybersphere & Security: Creative Writing Business Communication
Global Concerns
Document Preparation & Cybersphere & Security: Communication in Everyday
Presentation Software Global Concerns Life
Essentials of Python Document Preparation & Cybersphere & Security:
Presentation Software Global Concerns
Finance for Everyone Essential Food Nutrients Document Preparation &
Presentation Software
IT Skills and Data Analysis-1 Essentials of Python Essential Food Nutrients
Life Skills Education Finance for Everyone Essentials of Python
Logical Reasoning Front-End Web Design and Green Belt Development for
Development Smart Cities
Organic Farming IT Skills and Data Analysis-1 Essentials of Python
Ornamental Fish Culture, Life Skills Education IT Skills and Data Analysis-1
Opportunity & Scope
Personality Development Logical Reasoning Life Skills Education
and Communication
Political Leadership and Patkatha Lekhan Logical Reasoning
Communication
Programming using Python Personality Development and Museum and Museology
Communication
Prospecting e-waste for Political Leadership and Mushroom Culture and
Sustainability Communication Technology-1
Public Speaking in English Programming using Python Personality Development and
Language and Leadership Communication
Rachnatmak Lekhan Prospecting e-waste for Political Leadership and
Sustainability Communication
Rangmanch Public Speaking in English Programming using Python
Language and Leadership
Srijnatmak Lekhan (Punjabi) Rangmanch Prospecting e-waste for
Sustainability
Statistics with R Statistics with R Srijnatmak Lekhan (Hindi)
Sustainable Ecotourism and Sustainable Ecotourism and Statistics with R
Entrepreneurship Entrepreneurship
Visual Communication and Yoga in Practice Yoga in Practice
Photography

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GENERIC ELECTIVES (GE)

SEMESTER I SEMESTER II SEMESTER III
Basic Principles of Ayurveda Basic Principles of Ayurveda Basics of Advertising
(Hons.) (Prog.)
Biofertilizers Bhasha aur Samaj Cities and Society
Chemistry of Food Nutrients Data Analysis and Database Management
Visualization Using Python Systems
Delhi Through the Ages Delhi through the Ages: Differential Equations
From Colonial to
Contemporary Times
Finance for Everyone Electricity and Magnetism Genre Fiction
Fitness and Wellness Ethnobotany Fundamentals of Indian
Philosophy (Prog.)
Fundamentals of Calculus Financial Management for Indian Aesthetics (Hons.)
Beginners
Hindi Cinema aur Uska Individual and Society Introduction to Biology
Addhyayan
Human Physiology Introduction to Linear Introduction to Electronics
Algebra
Ideas in Indian Political Introduction to the Indian Investing in Stock Market
Thought Constitution
Introductory Astronomy Introductory Astronomy Making of Post-Colonial
India
Literature and Human Rights Invitation to Sociological Media Lekhan
Theory
Principles of Life Style Disorders Medicine in Daily Life
Microeconomics-I
Programming with Python Modern Physics Money and Banking
Punjabi Bhasha da Mudhla Molecular Modelling Olympic Education
Padhar
Sanskrit Narrotology (Prog.) Principles of Plant Biotechnology
Macroeconomics-I
Sociology and Everyday Life Sanskrit Narrotology (Hons.) Punjab Diyan Lok Kalavan
Waves & Optics Stress Management Solid State Physics
Thermal Physics Theory of Public Finance
Viharak Punjabi Western Political
Philosophy

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DISCIPLINE SPECIFIC ELECTIVES (DSE)

SEMESTER III
Biomolecules
Biophysics (for B.Sc. Physical Science)
Biostatistics and Bioinformatics for Plant Sciences
Digital Economics
Evolutionary Biology of Plants
Fundamentals of Ayurveda
History of South East Asia
Indian Constitution: Key Debates
Literature and Cinema
Mathematical Python
Medical Zoology
Numerical Analysis (for B.Sc. Hons. Physics)
Organisational Behaviour
Python Programming for Data Handling
Rashtriya Sanskritik Kavyadhara

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COLLEGE EVENTS CALENDAR, 2023-24

Orientation Aug. 2023 Educational Excursion Jan. 2024

(College and Department) Republic Day Celebration Jan. 25,
2024
Annual Research Projects July 2023 Annual Research Projects Jan. 2024
– June – Dec.
2024 2024
Open House Session Aug. 2023 Open House Session Feb. 2024

Independence Day Celebration Aug. 15, Rhapsody (Annual Cultural Feb. 2024
2023 Fest)
Fresher’s Party Sept. 2023 Avghaan (Interdisciplinary Feb. 2024
(College and Department) Fest) – Mar.
2024
Teacher’s Day Sept. 5, Farewell Mar.
2023 2024
Sparkles (Diwali Mela) Nov. 2023 Annual Day Apr. 2024
Summer Internship May 2024
Programmes –Jul. 2024

UNIVERSITY ACADEMIC CALENDAR, 2023-24

SEMESTER I/ III/ V/ VI
Commencement of classes August 16, 2023
Dispersal of classes, preparatory leave & conduct of practical December 6-12, 2023
examinations
Commencement of theory examinations December 13, 2023
Break January 1, 2024
SEMESTER II/ IV/ VI/ VIII
Commencement of classes January 2, 2024
Mid-semester break March 24-31, 2024
Commencement of classes after mid-semester break April 1, 2024
Dispersal of classes, preparatory leave & conduct of practical April 29-May 8, 2024
examinations
Commencement of theory examinations May 9, 2024
Summer vacation May 26-July 21, 2024

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