From Principal's Desk

This booklet is an attempt to provide the necessary and complete

information for the students who want to take admission for the new academic year
2023-24. D. B. J. College Chiplun is one of the renowned colleges in this region.
College has consistently performed well in the field of education. Many meritorious
students of the college have brought fame and reputation to the college. Along with
the academics, many of our students are doing a remarkable work in the field of
sports and cultural activities. Students and parents always insist to get admission
in such a college.
According to the new education policy, many changes are being introduced
in the field of education. The education department and the university are working
rigorously to implement these changes. Navkonkan Education Society and DBJ
College are preparing to face this new change efficiently. The teachers and
administration of the college are determined to fulfill the aspirations of the students,
parents and citizens.
Through this information booklet, the inclusive information and readiness of
the institute has been placed before you.
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 CONTENTS

Sr.No. Title

1 The Vision Mission and Objectives

2 Distinctive Features of the college, NEP 2020 & Academic Bank of credit.
3 PO And PSO
4 Programmes and courses offered
5 Class-wise intake capacity
6 Subject combinations (Horizontal mobility)
7 Post Graduation Courses
8 Eligibility Criteria for Admission
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10 Fee Chart for Non Concession Students (Aided Division-2023-24)
11 Fee Chart for Non Concession Students (Non-aided Division-2023-24)
12 Fee Chart for PG Courses
13 Refund of Fees
14 {dÚmWu d nmbH$ ¶m§Zr ¿¶md¶mÀ¶m ‘hÎdmÀ¶m Zm|Xr
15 Information regarding ragging
16 If you need any help
17 Academic Calender 2023-2024
18 Important activities in the college
19 Office Bearers of N. E. Society & Faculty
20 Information of Add-on Courses
21 College Campus

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 ""VoOpñd ZmdYrV‘ñVw''
N.E. SOCIETY'S
Dr. Datar Science, Dr. Behere Arts and
Shri. Pilukaka Joshi Commerce (D.B.J.) College, Chiplun - 415 605
(AFFILIATED TO THE UNIVERSITY OF MUMBAI)
NAAC RE-ACCREDITED GRADE : A (CGPA 3.14)
Best College Award 2008-2009
(SENIOR COLLEGE)

1 The Vision, Mission And Objectives

Dr. Datar Science, Dr. Behere Arts and Shri. Pilukaka Joshi Commerce
College (D.B.J. College) was established in the year 1965 by Navkonkan
Education Society with the intention of imparting higher education of the best
quality to the rural community of Konkan region.
Vision :
“Converting Knowledge into Wisdom.”
Mission :
'To provide study facilities to acquire knowledge of high quality; and raise
self-confidence and courage to face challenges in life.'
Objectives :
l To provide learner-centred educational facilities to the under-developed
masses of Konkan region.
l To provide a local source of higher education with widespread disciplines
and technology-oriented courses to the students in the nearby rural area.
l To facilitate the existing infrastructure and educational facilities to empower
the girl students and minority students culturally, socially, financially and
politically.
l To extend the available sources and facilities to the society.
l To initiate, to sustain and to augment quality education, with a view to
establish the largest learner centred educational facility in the Konkan
region.

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l To upgrade and maintain the educational quality in keeping with the
changing global needs.
l To utilize the Lead College status to broaden the outreach activities to the
surrounding educational institutions.

The Beginning
Initially, Dr. G. N. Datar, an eminent medical practitioner from Karad, was
kind enough to donate Rs. 1,00,000/- for this pious activity. Hence, the college
was named as Dr. Datar College. Further, with the generous donations from
families of Dr. S. R. Behere and Shri. Pilukaka Joshi, the college was renamed as
"Dr. Datar Science, Dr. Behere Arts and Shri. Pilukaka Joshi Commerce College,
Chiplun, popularly known as " D. B. J. College, Chiplun".
During this period of last fifty eight years, D. B. J. College, Chiplun has
become one of the well-known educational centers in the entire konkan region.
The college has acquired 'A' grade in cycle IV Accreditation from NAAC,
Bangalore with CGPA of 3.14 and was chosen as "The Best College" of the
University of Mumbai for the year 2008-2009. The college has also been
certified by ISO 9001:2015.

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 2 Distinctive features of the college
1. Infrastructural Facilities :-
The college premises spreads across 12699.30 sq. mt. built-up area
housing 47 Classrooms, with LCD projectors in 28 class rooms, academic
departments , administrative departments , office and laboratories.
2. Seminar Hall :-
A fully Air-conditioned and well-equipped seminar hall with a seating
capacity for 200, 2 LCD projectors and good sound system.
3. Laboratories :-
Physics - Total area of the laboratory is 385 sq. m. Separate arrangement for
under-graduate and Junior college students, special arrangement for the final
year students with all the necessary modern equipments, departmental library,
computer facility with epson printer, astronomical telescope, workshop for small
repairs and maintenance.
Chemistry - Separate laboratories for under-graduate and post-graduate
courses. Total area of 350 sq. m. with the post-graduate laboratory of 220 sq. m.
Both the laboratories are equipped with modern instruments, departmental
Library, computers, Internet access, separate gas storage shed for safety
purpose. Post-graduate laboratory having a unit for post-graduate course by
research.
Physics, Chemistry & Biology Laboratory - Separate two storeyed building
with 1715.30 sqm area, specially built for laboratories is well equipped with
modern equipments and amenities. All the laboratories have separate section for
PG and UG courses with Computer and Internet facilities.
Zoology - Total area of laboratory 235 sq. m. with necessary modern equipments
for Zoology, museum with collection of stuffed animals from Konkan region,
departmental library, OHP, Slide Projector, Computer facility.
Biotechnology - Total area of the biotechnology lab. is 65 sq.m. equipped with all
the necessary and modern equipments. Vertical Autoclave, Digital Colony
Counter, Advanced Binocular Research Microscope. B.O.D. incubator, Digital

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one-pan balance, Visible Spectrophotometer. Electrophoresis apparatus,
Medical microscope etc.
Computer Science - Fully air-Conditioned Lab. with an area of 68 Sq. m., Thirty
Seven Pentium-III & IV systems with Local Area Networking and Compaq Server,
4 inkjet printers, departmental library containing 300 reference books and 600 text
books.
Information Technology - Total area 67 sq. m. Twenty Nine Pentium III and IV
systems with Local Area networking and Compaq Server necessary Software, 2
Inkjet printers, 2 dot matrix printers, One Laser Jet Printer and ISO-9001 certified
5 and 3 KV on-line UPS, Departmental library with the latest books, Internet
facility.
4. University's Recognized Research Center for Ph.D. -
University of Mumbai recognized research center for enrolling students for
the degree of Ph.D. in the subject of Zoology. The research center can enroll 10
students as per University norms. Presently three students are doing Ph.D. under
the guidance of Dr. G. B. Raje. Research laboratory is well equipped with atomic
absorption spectro photometer, Micro photography unit of olympus, inverted
trinocular microscope, Nitrogen analyser, UV spectrophotometer etc.
5. Common Research Facility Center -
The College has a certified Soil and Water testing lab since 2016. Well-
equipped spacious Research Lab for P.G. and PH.D Students. This is a common
Research facility center for Research students and Teachers. It has a Separate
section of soil and water testing lab with a capacity of analysis of 10,000 samples
per year. Samples supplied by District Agriculture Superintendent, Ratnagiri and
from farmers are analyzed and reports with special advice are given to them.
6. Language Laboratory - A separate Laboratory for language students. This
enables the students to learn and improve their language performance to make
their communication effective. A precious & seperate language laboratory is run
under the department of English. It is equipped with 10 computers in Lan,
headphones, projector & a sound system.
7. Geography - Adequate laboratory space with rock collection, weather

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instruments, (Fortin's Barometer etc.) Tracing table topo-maps.Thematic maps
and OHP, departmental library and computer facility.
8. Department of Rain-fed Agriculture - The college has a separate department
with four beds vermicomposting facility, rain water harvesting facility, 150
medicinal plants, nursery with 2500 plants and propagation area, organic
vegetable production, hi-tech classroom, departmental agriculture museum and
well-equipped water and soil testing laboratory.
9. Butterfly Garden - There is a Butterfly garden in college premises which is
developed and maintained by department of Zoology.
10. College Office - Office has a total area of 150 sq.m. completely digital system
with 13 computers in LAN, 1 Laptop and 8 printers (7 Dot Matrix and 1 Inkjet) and 5
KVA on-line UPS. All necessary information, scholarships, free ships and
necessary guidance is provided by office staff to the students and parents. Digital
Copy Writer worth Rs. 3.7 Lacks has been purchased for Printing. Cannon Digital
Copier with printer board worth Rs. 1.12 Lacks. Intercom facility to connect all the
departments is available. Separate enquiry counter provides the following
facilities.
a) Mark list b) Hall Tickets
c) Admission Forms d) Enrollment Forms
e) Leaving Certificate applications f) Photocopying

11. N.C.C. -
1. 19 Maharashtra Battalion (Girls and Boys) - A seperate office with store is
available in the students' support building. A company of Army Wing Infantry
(Senior Division) is working under 19 Maharashtra Battalion N.C.C., Karad,
Maximum strength is 53. Hard paver block fitted 40 ft. x 18 ft. parade ground is
available opposite flag base.
2. 6 Maharashtra Girls Battalion - A separate office with store is available in the
students' support building. A company of Army (Senior Wings) is working under 6
Maharashtra Girls Battalion N.C.C., Kolhapur. The maximum strength is 50.
12. N.S.S. - National Service Scheme Department has enrolled 300 students and

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undertakes many activities for social and personal development of students.
13. Gymkhana - Separate gymkhana building, Gymnasium with twelve work-
stations, equipped with all facilities for indoor and outdoor games & play ground.
14. Sports Activity - Students have ample opportunities to participate in
intercollegiate, zonal, inter-zonal and Inter-University sports competitions
inKabaddi, Kho-Kho, Volleyball, Football, Table-Tennis, Badminton, Cricket,
Chess, Carrom, Yoga, Judo, Mallakhamb, Trekking, Hiking, Weight Lifting,
Gymnasium etc. We have spacious play ground for practice along with two-
storied Gymkhana Building with total built up area of 1200 sqm., badminton court
of cement floor and a 12 stations Gymnasium.
15. Cultural Hall - Students have various opportunities to participate in inter-
collegiate cultural activities. For the events selected at college level, professional
training by experts in the fields such as singing, dancing, debating etc. is provided
by the college. The cultural department has 1000 sq. feet hall for the practice
sessions with Lights System for Theater , Music operating system and different
musical instruments.
16. Kaushaly Sindhu - A multi faceted professional training center Kaushaly
Sindhu dedicated to Vinayak Damodar Sawarkar offers various professional
course such as training for CA, CPT, MPSC, UPSC, AC and refrigerator & Micro-
wave repairing course by Godrej, English and German Language courses under
Language Studies Center.
17. Hostel Facilities - Separate Boys & Ladies Hostels with various amenities.
Students can contact N. E. Society's office for hostel admission.

Hostel Type Capacity Rector

Boys' Hostel 24 Dr. H. T. Babar
Girls' Hostel 40 Mrs. A. P. Karande

18. Ladies' Room - The collage has 60% girls students. Therefore, the collage
has built spacious ladies room with built-up area of 241.86 sq. mt. of space and a
24 washrooms & 8 Toilets with necessary infrastructure. It also has 6 changing
rooms adjoining the ladies room.

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19. Students' Grievance Redressal Committee - Students' Grivances
Committee has been formed as per the rule of the University of Mumbai students'
redressal committee. The student can send his/her complaints/ grivances to the
University through the principal of the college in the prescribed form (Form 'A' of
the rule)
20. Women Development Cell - This cell attempts to develop overall personality
of women students & staff & solves their problems.
21. Insurance - Every student is insured for the sum of Rs. 5,00,000/- by paying
annual instalment of Rs. 125/- only. This facility is beneficial for students to meet
the expenditure in unfortunate cases of accident.
In addition to this N. E. Society annually pays 1,00,000/- Rs. installments
for student's insurance. In case of emergency student can receive the amount of
Rs. 2,00,000/-.
22. Medical Facility Center - Services of a qualified physician are made
available in the health-care center for students and staff.
23. Earn to Learn scheme - Needy students can apply for financial assistance to
meet their primary needs. The students are helped to get in-house part time jobs.
24. Consumer Store - College has consumer store on no loss - no profit basis .
Students are expected to purchase their journals, tutorials books, project files and
other stationary from this store.
25. Library : College has a fully digitized library with more than 50,000 textbooks
and reference books and more than 1,60,000 e-books and 6,000 e-Journals of N-
LIST consortia.
26. Swayamsiddha : A seperate committee is established to conduct various
activites for women empowerment, employability and skill development.
27. Carrier Katta : College runs the Career Katta activity effectively to provide
value added skills to the students. It is a joint initiative of the Maharashtra
Information Technology Support Centre (MITSC) and Maharashtra State Higher
and Technical Department.
NEP 2020 and Academic Bank of Credits (ABC)

The national Education policy 2020 will be implemented in higher

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education from the academic year 2023-24. The college will adopt and implement
the changes as per the directives of NEP, UGC and University of Mumbai and will
be bound to adhere to it. The same will be communicated to the parents and
students through proper channels as and when required.
As per NEP 2020 it is compulsory for all students to create their ABC ID.
Academic Bank of Credits (ABC) is a virtual/digital storehouse that contains the
information of the credits earned by individual students throughout their learning
journey.
Students should follow following steps to create their ABC ID :
Please note, students must have an Adhar linked mobile number to
generate their ABC. ID.
Steps for generating ABC ID
1. Go to www.abc.gov.in
2. Click on my account and select student
3. Click on sign up for meri pehechan
4. Enter adhar linked Mobile no.
5. Click on generate OTP
6. Enter OTP and verify
7. Enter your full name, date of birth, select gender(as per Adhar Card).
8. Enter username and pin as you want(take screen shot)
9. Reconfirm pin, check term and conditions and Click on verify button
10. Enter adhar card no and generate OTP
11. Enter OTP
12. Select UNIVERSITY and name of university- University of Mumbai
13. Press submit
14. Take the screen shot of ABC ID (a twelve digit number)
NOTE - If students already have Digilocker account, they can login to digilocker
app ad generate their ABC ID. To generate ABC ID through Digilocker use
following steps -
1. Login to DigiLocker account through mobile app.
2. Search for Education.
3. Education category shows Academic Bank of Credits service.
4. Create ABC ID. Select your University and click on Generate ABC ID.
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 3 PO And PSO
PROGRAMME OUTCOMES (PO)
Arts
1. To enable the learners to understand the importance of humanities.
2. To teach the learners to read and write in a better manner.
3. To make the learners understand the relevance of humanities in present time.
4. To enable the learners to apply various theories to socio-economic and
cultural issues.
5. To make the learners ethically and morally strong.
6. To make the students employable.
Commerce
1. To enable the learners to understand markets and their functioning.
2. To teach the students banking and other financial transactions.
3. To teach the students to manage and maintain accounts.
4. To make the students employable.
Science
1. To imbibe analytical thinking among learners.
2. To familiarize the students to various scientific and technical approaches.
3. To improve computing skills.
4. To create access to different types of employment.

Programme specific Outcomes (PSO)

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Faculty of Arts :
1) BA in Economics :
a) Skill of interlinking theoretical knowledge with current economic affairs.
b) Ability of reading and understanding Union Budget.
c) Awareness about the financial market, specifically mutual funds and stock
market.
d) Analytical thinking through basic statistical tools and their applications.
2) BA in English :
a) Capability of functional communication in English.

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b) Ability to read and listen effectively.
c) Skill to read, comprehend and appreciate good quality text.
d) Proficiency in English grammar.
e) Ability to appreciate culture texts such as films, documentaries etc.
f) Capacity of translation of simple text.
g) Knack of drafting.
h) Capacity of creating a text on a given topic.
i)Confidence of giving presentation on a given topic.
3) BA in Geography :
a) Skills of map reading.
b) Use of mobile GPS.
c) Skill of generating maps with GIP.
d) Knowledge of daily observations of weather conditions including
temperature, humidity, wind velocity, rainfall, sky condition etc.
e) Skill of Identification of rocks, soil, vegetation etc.
4) BA in Hindi :
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5) BA in History :
a) Knowledge of surrounding historical monuments.
b) Awareness of Research in History.
c) Information of Archaeological Sources.
d) Awareness of our heritage and Tourism.
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H$) ‘amR>rVrb JQ> MMm©, dº¥$Ëd, dmX {ddmX, {Z~§Y ñnYm© B. ‘Yrb CËñ’y$V© gh^mJ.
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7) BA in Psychology :
a) Knowledge of administrating psychological tests and skill of interpreting test
scores.
b) Using soft skills in day-to-day behavior.
c) Basic knowledge of statistics & statistical techniques.
d) Knowledge of Research methodologies.
e) Utmost positivity in personal life.
Faculty of Commerce :
1) BCom in Financial Accountingand Business Management :
a) Skills of marketing and market survey.
b) Understanding of market conditions.
c) Skills of time and event management.
d) Confident use of tally software for accounts writing.
e) Documentation techniques pertaining to purchasing, store keeping, company
act and insurance.
f) Practical knowledge of insurance and financial services.
2) Bachelor in Management Studies (BMS) :
a) Knowledge of managing organizations.
b) Effective and confident communication.
c) Skill of time and event management in own life and in general.
d) Ability of project writing.
Faculty of Core Sciences :
1) BSc in Chemistry :
a) Scientific attitude towards basic sciences and life.
b) Presentation skill for marketing.
c) Skill of operating primary measuring instruments required in chemical
laboratories.
d) Skill as a lab technician, lab assistant and chemist.
e) Time punctuality and discipline in general.
2) BSc in Mathematics :
a) Confident use of mathematics in day-to-day problems.

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b) Skill of faster numerical calculations and analysis.
c) Scientific attitude towards life.
d) Understanding of mathematics of nature.
e) Skill of logical thinking.
3) BSc in Physics :
a) Ability to logically tackle technical and day to day problems.
b) Confident and skillful handling and calibrating of various instruments.
c) Insight of physical parameters and their measurements.
d) Repairing of simple household gadgets.
e) Skill of presentation of innovative and known concepts.
f) Understanding nature scientifically.
g) Scientific attitude to wards life.
4) BSc in Zoology :
a) Insight to the fields like Genetics, Apiculture, Aquiculture, Fishery, Biological
researcher, Zookeeper, Museum curator, Wildlife curator and rehabilitator.
b) Awareness of maintenance of own, family and public health.
c) Knowledge of health and hygiene.
d) Scientific attitude towards life.
Faculty of Professional Sciences :
1) BSc in Biotechnology :
a) DNA/RNA/Protein isolation and characterization.
b) Plant tissue culture technique.
c) Microbial testing.
d) Testing effect of bimolecules on different microbes.
e) Microbial culture techniques.
f) Drug testing techniques.
g) DNA and RNA sequencing.
h) Protein sequencing.
i) Genetic analysis and making transgenic organisms.
j) Isolation and purification of single cell proteins.
2) BSc in Computer Science :
a) Skill of grasping a problem and generating logic flow for it's solution.
b) Assembling and preliminary maintenance of PCs.
c) Installation of Software and hardware.

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d) Quick and result oriented internet surfing.
e) Confident application of at least one programming and one application
language.
f) Efficient handling of data bases.
3) BSc in Information Technology :
a) Basic Computer Skills in Software Installation, Computer operating,
Hardware repairing & Installation.
b) Network Administration.
c) Database Management & system Administration.
d) Website creation & Development.
e) Basic Programming Skills.
f) Handling of Windows & Linux operating Systems.

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 4 Programmes and Courses Offered
Under Graduate Courses Affiliated to University of Mumbai
1 Bachelor of Arts (BA) Hindi/English/Marathi/Economics/History/
Psychology/Geography.
2 Bachelor of Commerce Accountancy & Management.
(BCom)
3 Bachelor of Science (BSc) Maths/Physics/Chemistry/Zoology.
Professional Courses :
1 Bachelor of Science Computer Science / Information Technology
Biotechnology.
2 Bachelor of Management Management Studies.
Studies (BMS)
Post-Graduate Courses Affiliated to University of Mumbai
1 Master of Science Computer Science/ Chemistry/ Zoology/
Information Technology
2 Master of Arts Marathi / Hindi / English / History
3 Master of Commerce Financial Accountancy
PHD Guidance
1 Zoology Reseach Center Affiliated to University of Mumbai
2 Mathematics/Physics/ Approved Research Guide
Zoology
Graduate Courses affiliated to Y.C.M. Open University, Nashik.
1 Bachelor of Arts Marathi / Hindi / English / Psychology
2 Bachelor of Commerce Commerce
3 Bachelor of Library and Library and Information Science
Information Science
Post Graduate Course affiliated to Y.C.M. Open University, Nashik.
1 Master of Business Business Administration
Administration (MBA)
Add-on Courses
1 Add-on Courses 1. Rain Fed 'Agriculture
(Certificate, Diploma, 2. Travel and Tourism Management
Advanced diploma) 3. Diploma Course in Geographical Information
System (GIS)
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 5 Class-wise Intake Capacity

No. of In-take Capacity

Class
Divisions Grantable Non-Grant Total
FYBA 2 120 120 240
FYBSC 2 120 120 240
FYBCOM 4 240 240 480
FYBSC Computer Science 1 - 60 60
FYBSC I.T. 1 - 60 60
FYBSC Biotechnology 1 - 35 35
BMS 1 - 60 60
SYBA 2 120 120 240
SYBSC 1 120 - 120
SYBCOM 3 240 120 360
TYBA 1 120 - 120
TYBSC 1 120 - 120
TYBCOM 3 120 240 360
MA (English) 1 - 20 20
MA (Hindi) 1 - 20 20
MA (Marathi) 1 - 20 20
MA (History) 1 - 20 20
MCom 1 - 60 60
MSc (Chemistry) 1 - 40 40
MSc (Zoology) 1 - 20 20
MSc (Computer Science) 1 - 20 20
MSc (Information Technology) 1 - 20 20

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 6 Subject combinations (Horizontal mobility

FYBA
Please note –
The first year students will have to select the subjects/ subject combinations as
per the directives of the University of Mumbai and New Education Policy 2020.

SYBA
Sub 1 : Demography/Business Communication/Accountancy
Sub 2 : Foundation Course II / NCC Studies II
Sub 3 : Sub 4 : Sub 5 - Combination of F.Y.B.A. Continues (Two paper each
subject )

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 TYBA
Class Code Sub Code 6-Unit
ATA 001 English- 6
ATA 003 Marathi- 6
ATA 007 Hindi- 6
ATA 012 Economics- 6
ATA 014 History- 6
ATA 017 Geography- 6

Class Code Sub Code 3- Unit

ATA 001 English Psychology
ATA 002 English History
ATA 003 English Economics
ATA 004 English Geography
ATA 005 Marathi History
ATA 006 Marathi Psychology
ATA 007 Marathi Geography
ATA 008 Marathi Economics
ATA 009 Hindi History
ATA 010 Hindi Psychology
ATA 011 Hindi Geography
ATA 012 Economics History
ATA 013 Economics Psychology
ATA 014 Economics Geography
ATA 015 History Geography
ATA 016 Psychology Geography

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 FYBCom
Please note –
The first year students will have to select the subjects/ subject combinations as
per the directives of the University of Mumbai and New Education Policy 2020.

S.Y.B.Com.
Class Code CFA
Sub Code 001
Sub 1 Foundation Course / NCC Studies
Sub 2 Accountancy & Financial Management
Sub 3 Commerce
Sub 4 Business Economics
Sub 5 Business Law
Sub 6 Specialization group
Financial Accounting & Auditing Group -
Introduction to Management Accounting
OR
Business Management Group - Marketing Management
Sub 7 Applied Component
Company Secretarial Practice OR Co-operation

NOTE : Admission for S.Y.B.Com. divisions will be on the basis of F.Y.B. Comresult.

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 T.Y.B.Com.
Class Code CFA
Sub Code 001
Sub 1 Commerce
Sub 2 Business Economics
Sub 3 Specialization group
Sub 4 Financial Accounting & Auditing Group -
- Financial Accounting
- Cost Accounting
OR
Business Management Group -
- Management and Organizational Development
- Financial Management
Sub 5 Applied Component
Sub 6 Purchasing & Store Keeping
insurance
Trade Unionism & Industrial Relations
Core Science
FYBSc
Please note –
The first year students will have to select the subjects/ subject combinations as
per the directives of the University of Mumbai and New Education Policy 2020.
S.Y.B.Sc.
Sub 1 : Foundation Course II / NCC Studies II
Sub 2 : Sub 3 - Select any ONE combination from the following :
Class Code Sub Code Sub. 2 Sub. 3
SSA 001 Physics Chemistry
SSA 002 Physics Maths
SSA 003 Chemistry Zoology

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 T.Y.B.Sc.
Class Code Sub Code 6-Unit
STA 001 Physics
STA 002 Chemistry
STA 003 Zoology

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 Professional Course in Commerce -
Bachelor of Management Studies Curriculum BMS

FYBMS
Sr. No. Nomenclature of the Paper Semester I Semester II
1 Introduction to Financial Accounting Nomenclature of the Paper
2 Business Law Principles of Marketing
3 Business Statistics Industrial Law
4 Business Communication I Business Mathematics
5 Foundation Course - I Foundation Course - II
OR OR
Foundation Course in NSS - I Foundation Course in NSS - II
OR OR
Foundation Course in NCC - I Foundation Course in NCC - II
OR OR
Foundation Course in Physical Foundation Course in Physical
Education - I Education - II
6 Foundation of Human Skills Business Environment
7 Business Economics I Principles of Management
SYBMS
Sr. No. Nomenclature of the Paper Semester III SY BMS Semester IV
Finance Elective Courses Finance Elective Courses
1 Introduction to Cost Accounting Auditing
2 Corporate Finance Corporate Restructuring
OR OR
Marketing Elective Courses Marketing Elective Courses
1 Advertising Integrated Marketing Communication
2 Consumer Behavior Tourism Marketing
OR OR
Human Resource Elective Courses Human Resource Elective Courses
1 Recruitment & Selection Change Management
2 OB & HRM Training & Development in HRM
Core Courses Core Courses
3 Information Technology in Business Information Technology in Business
Management I Management I
4 Foundation Course - III Foundation Course - IV
OR OR
Foundation Course in NSS - III Foundation Course in NSS - IV
OR OR
Foundation Course in NCC - III Foundation Course in NCC - IV
OR OR
Foundation Course in Physical Foundation Course in Physical
Education - III Education - IV

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 5 Business Planning & Entrepreneurship Business Economics-II
Management
6 Accounting for Managerial Decisions Business Research Methods
7 Strategic Management Production & Total Quality
Management

TYBMS
Sr. Semester V Semester VI
No. Nomenclature of the Paper Nomenclature of the Paper
Finance Elective Courses Finance Elective Courses
1 Investment Analysis & Portfolio Project Management
Management
2 Wealth Management Strategic Finance Management
3 Financial Accounting Financing Rural Development
4 Direct Taxes Indirect Taxes
OR
Marketing Elective Courses Marketing Elective Courses
1 Service Marketing Brand Management
2 E-Commerce & Digital Marketing Retain Management
3 CRM International Marketing
4 Strategic Marketing Management Media Planning & Management
OR
Human Resource Elective Courses
1 Strategic HRM & HR Policies HRM in Global Perspective
2 Performance Management & Organizational Development
Career Planning
3 Talent & Competency Management HRM in Service Sector Management
4 Stress Management Workforce Diversity
Core Courses
5 Logistics & Supply Chain Management Operations Research
6 Corporate Communication & PR Project Work

Please note –
The first year students will have to select the subjects/ subject combinations as
per the directives of the University of Mumbai and New Education Policy 2020.

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 Professional Course in Science
1) BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (COMPUTER SCIENCE)
FY-CS
Sr.No. Sem-I Sem-II
1 Digital Systems & Architecture Design & Analysis of Algorithms
2 Introduction to Programming with Python Advanced Python Programming
3 LINUX Operating System Introduction to OOPs using C++
4 Open Source Technologies Database Systems
5 Discrete Mathematics Calculus
6 Descriptive Statistics Statistical Methods
7 Soft Skills E-Commerce & Digital Marketing
SY-CS
Sem-III Sem-IV
1 Principles of Operating Systems Theory of Computation
2 Linear Algebra Computer Networks
3 Data Structures Software Engineering
4 Advanced Database Concepts IoT Technologies
5 Java based Application Development Android Application Development
6 Web Technologies Advanced Application Development
7 Creative Content Writing Research Methodology
8 Green Technologies Management & Entrepreneurship
TY-CS
Sem-V Sem-VI
1 Artificial Intelligence Wireless Sensor Networks and
Mobile Communication
2 Linux Server Administration Cloud Computing
3 Software Testing and Quality Assurance Cyber Forensics
4 Information and Network Security Information Retrieval
5 Architecting of IoT Digital Image Processing
6 Web Services Data Science
7 Game Programming Ethical Hacking

Please note –
The first year students will have to select the subjects/ subject combinations as
per the directives of the University of Mumbai and New Education Policy 2020.

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2) BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY)

FY-IT
Sr.No. Sem-I Sem-II
1 Programming Principles with C Object Oriented Programming with C++
2 Digital Logic and Applications Fundamentals of Micro
Processor and Micro controllers
3 Fundamentals of Database Web Applications Development
Management Systems
4 Computational Logic and Numerical Methods
Discrete Structure
5 Technical Communication Green IT
Skills
SY-IT
Sem-III Sem-IV
1 Python Programming Core Java
2 Data Structures Introduction to Embedded Systems
3 Computer Networks Computer Oriented Statistical Techniques
4 Database Management Systems Software Engineering
5 Applied Mathematics Computer Graphics and Animation
TY-IT
Sem-V Sem-VI
1 Software Project Management Software Quality Assurance
2 Internet of Things Security in Computing
3 Advanced Web Programming Business Intelligence
4 Linux System Administration Principles of Geographic Information
Systems
5 Enterprise Java Cyber Laws

Please note –
The first year students will have to select the subjects/ subject combinations as
per the directives of the University of Mumbai and New Education Policy 2020.

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3. BIOTECHNOLOGY
I. F. Y. B.Sc. Biotechnology Syllabus :
Restructured Credit Based Semester and Grading System implemented from the
Academic year 2022-23.
Sr.No. Semester I Course Title Semester II Course Title
1.
2. Fundamentals of biotechnology-I Fundamentals of Biotechnology-II
3. Microbiology - I Cell biology and Microbiology - II
4. Basic Chemistry - I Basic Chemistry - II
5. Biochemistry : Concept of Biochemistry : Concept of Biomolecules - II
Biomolecules - I and Basic analytical techniques
6. Genetics Physiology and Immunology
7. Molecular biology - I Basic Computers and Biostatistics
8. Communication skills Sustainable development and
Environmental biotechnology
9. Practicals of USBT101, USBT102, Practicals of USBT201, USBT202,
USBT103, USBT104, USBT105 USBT203, USBT204, USBT205
and USBT106 and USBT206
II. S. Y. B.Sc. Biotechnology Syllabus :
Restructured Credit Based Semester and Grading System implemented from the
Academic year 2017-2018.
Sr.No. Semester III - Course Title Semester IV - Course Title
1. Biophysics Biochemistry
2. Applied Chemistry - I Applied Chemistry - II
3. Immunology Medical Microbiology
4. Cell Biology and Cytogenetics Environmental Biotechnology
5. Molecular Biology Biostatistics and Bioinformatics
6. Bioprocess Technology Molecular Diagnostics
7. Research Methodology Entrepreneurship |Development
8. Practicals of 301 and USBT302 Oracticals of USBT401 and USBT402
9. Practicals of USBT303 and USBT304 Practicals of USBT403 and USBT404
10. Practicals of USBT305 and USBT306 Practicals of USBT405 and USBT406
Please note –
The first year students will have to select the subjects/ subject combinations as
per the directives of the University of Mumbai and New Education Policy 2020.
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III. T. Y. B.Sc. Biotechnology Syllabus :
Revised Credit Based Semester and Grading System implemented from the
Academic year 2018-2019.

Sr.No. Semester V Course Title Semester VI

1. Cell biology Biochemistry
2. Medical Microbiology & Instrumentation Industrial Microbiology
3. Genomes and Molecular Biology Pharmacology and Neurochemistry
4. Marine Biotechnology Environmental Biotechnology
5. Cell biology+Medical Microbiology Biochemistry & Industrial
& Instrumentation Microbiology
6. Genomes and Molecular Pharmacology - Neurochemistry and
Biology+Marine Biotechnology Environmental Biotechnology (50M)
+ Project work (50M)
7. Biosafety Agribiotechnology
8. Biosafety Agribiotechnology

Please note –
The first year students will have to select the subjects/ subject combinations as
per the directives of the University of Mumbai and New Education Policy 2020.

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 7 Post Graduation Courses

Master of Science in Organic Chemistry

Part I
Paper Number Semester I Paper Name Semester II
Paper 1 Physical Chemistry Physical Chemistry
Physical Chemistry Practical Physical Chemistry Practical
Paper 2 Inorganic Chemistry Inorganic Chemistry
Inorganic Chemistry Practical Inorganic Chemistry Practical
Paper 3 Organic Chemistry Organic Chemistry
Organic Chemistry Practical Organic Chemistry Practical
Paper 4 Analytical Chemistry Analytical Chemistry Practical
Part II
Semester III Semester IV
Paper 1 Theoretical organic chemistry - I Theoretical organic chemistry - II
Paper 2 Synthetic Organic Chemistry - I Synthetic Organic Chemistry - II
Paper 3 Natural products and |Spectroscopy Natural products and heterocyclic
chemistry
Paper 4 Medicinal, Biogenesis and green INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
chemistry RIGHTS & CHEMINFORMATICS
Practicals Practicals
Practicals Practicals

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Master of Science in 'Computer Science'
MSc Sem-I MSc Sem-II
Algorithm for Optimization Applied Machine and Deep Learning
Software Defined Networking Natural Language Processing
Applied Signal and Image Processing Web Mining
Advanced Database Techniques Embedded and IoT Technology
MSc Sem-III MSc Sem-IV
Elective-1: Advanced Computing Robotics
(Web3 Technologies)
Elective-2: Advanced Computing (Trends Advanced Deep Learning
in Cloud Computing)
Elective-1: Security (Cryptography and
Cryptanalysis)
Elective-2: Security (Cyber Security and
Risk Assessment)
Elective-1: Computer Networking (Server
and Data Centric Networking)

Master of Science in Information Technology

Part I
MSc Sem-I MSc Sem-II
Research in Computing Big Data Analytics
Data Science Modern Networking
Cloud Computing Microservices Architecture
Soft Computing Techniques Image Processing
Part II
SEM-III SEM-IV
Elective 1- Applied Artificial Intelligence Elective 1- Natural Language Processing
Elective 1-Computer Vision Elective 1- Digital Image Forensics
Elective 1-Cloud Application Development Elective 1- Advanced IoT
Elective 1-Security Breaches and Elective 1- Cyber Forensics
Countermeasures
Elective 2-Machine Learning Elective 2- Deep Learning
Elective 2-Biomedical Image Processing Elective 2- Remote Sensing
Elective 2-Cloud Management Elective 2- Server Virtualization on
VMWare Platform
Elective 2-Malware Analysis Elective 2- Security Operations Center
Elective 3- Robotic Process Automation Elective 3- Human Computer Interaction
Elective 3- Data Center Technologies Elective 3- Storage as a Service
Elective 3- Offensive Security Elective 3- Information Security Auditing

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Master of Science in 'Zoology'
M.Sc. - Part I Zoology
SEMESTER - I
Paper No. Theory Practical
Paper 1 Non-Chordates Non-Chordates
Paper 2 Developmental Biology-I Developmental Biology-I
Paper 3 Genetics and Evolution Genetics and Evolution
Paper 4 Frontiers in Zoology Frontiers in Zoology
SEMESTER - II
Paper No. Theory Practical
Paper 1 Chordates Chordates
Paper 2 Developmental Biology-II Developmental Biology-II
Paper 3 Biochemistry and Biotechnology Biochemistry and Biotechnology
Paper 4 Research Methodology Research Methodology
M.Sc. Part II Zoology (Entomology)
SEMESTER - III
Paper Theory Practical
Paper 1 Taxonomy and Diversity of insects Taxonomy and Diversity of
insects
Paper 2 Insect Anatomy and Physiology Insect Anatomy and Physiology
Paper 3 Insect Preservation, Genetics, Insect Preservation, Genetics,
Type study and Sericulture Type study and Sericulture
Paper 4 Insect Ecology and Insect Ecology and Economic
Economic insects insects
SEMESTER - IV
Paper No. Theory Practical
Paper 1 Agriculture, Medical and Agriculture, Medical and
Veterinary Entomology Veterinary Entomology
Paper 2 Forest, Forensic Entomology and Forest, Forensic Entomology and
Insect Toxicology Insect Toxicology
Paper 3 Neo-Entomology, Computational Neo-Entomology, Computational
Entomology and insects Entomology and insects
Biotechnology Biotechnology
Paper 4 Instrumentation and Presentation Instrumentation and Presentation
of Scientific data of Scientific data

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 Master of Arts
MA in 'English'
Part I
Semester - I Semester - II
1. English Poetry from Chaucer to the 1. English Drama from Shakespeare to
Present the Present
2. English Non-Fictional Prose from Bacon 2. English Fiction from Defoe to
to the Present the Present
3. Literary Criticism 3. Literary Theory: Post World War II
4. Language : Basic Concepts and 4. English in Use and Usage
Theories
Part II
Semester - III Semester - IV
1. Indian Literature in English 1. E-Content and Instruction Designing
in English
2. American Literature 2. Environmental Studies
3. English Language Teaching (ELT) 3. Project Based Courses
4. World Literature Today
5. Pandemic Literature

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MA in 'Marathi'
PART - I
Semester - I Semester II
Theory of Literature Theory of Literature
Applied Criticism Applied criticism
History of Marathi Literature History of Marathi Literature
Linguistic study of Marathi Linguistic Study of Marathi
PART - II
Semester - III Semester -IV
Dalit Sahitya Phule - Ambedkarwadi Sahitya
Gramin Sahitya Mass Media and Uges of Marathi language
Study of form of Literature Drama Marathi Bolincha Abhyas Project
Aadivasi Sahitya
Mahanagari Sahitya

MA in 'Hindi'
Part I
Sem - I Sem - II
History of Hindi Literature History Of Hindi Literature Modern Age
Poetics And Literary Criticism Poetics And Literary Criticism
Linguistics And Hindi Language Linguistics And Hindi Language
Ancient And Medieval Poetry Ancient And Medieval Poetry
Part II
Sem-III Sem-IV
Modern Prose Diasporic Hindi Literature
Modern Poetry Mass Communication
Various Discourse And Literature Project
Hindi Poetry of Marathi Saints
Special Study - Mohandas Naimishria

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MA in 'History'
PART I
Semester - I Semester II
1. Research Methods in History Philosophy of History
2. Social, Economic and Administrative History of Contemporary India
History of Early India (up to 1000 CE) (1947 CE - 2000 CE)
3. Social, Economic and Administrative Milestones in World History
History of Medieval India (1757 CE - 1960 CE)
(1200 CE-1700 CE)
4. Social, Economic and Administrative History of Emancipatory Movements
History of Modern India in the Modern World
(1957 CE - 1947 CE)
Part II
Semester - III Semester - IV
1. History of Buddhism Sources in Historical Research
2. History of Indian Archaeology Social Issues in Contemporary India
3. History of Tribes in Colonial India Project Based Course
4. Thinkers of Modern Maharashtra
5. History of Modern Europe

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 Master of Commerce

M.Com. Part I
Semester - I Semester II
1. Strategic Management Research Methodology for Business
2. Economics for Business decisions Macro Economics concepts and
applications
3. Cost & Management Accounting Corporate Finance
4. Business Ethics and Corporate Social E-Commerce
Responsibility
M.Com. Part II
Semester III Semester IV
1. Advanced Financial Accounting Corporate Financial Accounting
2. Direct Tax Indirect Tax - Introduction to GST
3. Advanced Cost Accounting Financial Management
4. Project work I Project work II

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 8 Eligibility Criteria for Admission
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ELIGIBILITY:-
Subject Compulsory Subject Gen Caterory % Reserved Category %
(HSC) (HSC) (HSC)
FYBA 12th Arts/Commerce/ Pass Pass
Science pass
FYBCOM 12th Arts/Commerce/ Pass Pass
Science pass
FYBCSC 12th Science pass Pass Pass
FYBMS 12th Arts/commerce/ (45% (40%
science pass in one Attempt) in one Attempt)
FYBSc 12th science pass Pass Pass
(Bio Tech) with mathematics
A Candidate who has not offered Maths & Stats as one of the
Subject at H.S.C. (Std. XII) shall have to satisfactorily complete a
course in Maths & Stats (of 15 hours duration) during the
academic year of FYBSc.
FYBSc (CS) 12th science pass Pass Pass
with mathematics
FYBSc (IT) 12th science pass 45% (in one 40% (in one
with mathematics Attempt) Attempt

PG Programmes
M. A. BA in respective subject 50% 45%
M.Com B.Com. 50% 45%
MSC-CS B.Sc. (CS) 50% 45%
MSC-IT B.Sc. (IT) 50% 45%
MSC- B.Sc. 50% 45%
Chemistry
MSC - B.Sc. 50% 45%
Zoology

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Eg. dm¶. go‘. 3 EQ>rHo$Q>r Eg. dm¶. go‘. 4 EQ>rHo$Q>r

‘hmamï´>mVrb BVa {dÚmnrR>mV qH$dm BVa amÁ¶mVrb {dÚmnrR>mV àdoe KoD$Z H$mhr H$maUmñVd Vo {dÚmnrR> gmoSy>Z
¶oUmè¶m {dÚm϶m©Zr àdoe AOm©gmo~V nwT>rb XmIbo OmoS>bo nm{hOoV.
1) ‘w§~B© {dÚmnrR>mMo VmËnwaVo nmÌVm à‘mUnÌ (nrB©gr) Provisional Eligibility Certificate (PEC)
2) ñWmZm§VaXmIbm (Migration Certificate)
3) dV©UyH$sMm XmIbm (Bonafide Certificate)
4) ‘mJrb CÎmrU© Pmboë¶m narjoMm XmIbm (Certificate of previous examination)
5) {dÚmb¶m§Va XmIbm (School leaving certificate)
darb XmIbo gmXa Ho$ë¶mZ§VaM OmJm CnbãY Agë¶mg àdoe {‘iob.

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 9 d[að> ‘hm{dÚmb¶mVrb àdoemgmR>rÀ¶m AmajUm~m~V

Sr.No. Category % of Reservation

1 AZwgy{MV OmVr (S.C.) 13%
2 AZwgy{MV O‘mVr (S.T.) 7%
3 {d‘w³V OmVr (A) (D.T.) (A) 3%
4 ^Q>³¶m O‘mVr (~) N. T. (B) 2.5%
5 ^Q>³¶m O‘mVr (H$) N. T. (C) 3.5%
6 ^Q>³¶m O‘mVr (S>) N. T. (D) 2%
7 {deof ‘mJmg àdJ© (S.B.C.) 2%
8 BVa ‘mJmg àdJ© (O.B.C.) 19%
9 Am{W©H$ÑîQ>çm Xþ~©b KQ>H$ (General-EBC) 10%
10 ‘{hbm§H$[aVm (As per circular
No. aff/recog./322 of 2
000
dated 7th
September, 2000
12 An§J (As per circular
No. Special Cell/2/2008
dated 25th January,
2008
13 3% OmJm n[anÌH$ H«$‘m§H$
1. ~XbyZ Ambobo H|$Ðr¶/amÁ¶ emgH$s¶ H$‘©Mmar/A{YH$mar ¶m§Mo nmë¶ g§b¾Vm/‘mݶVm/
2. g§ajU XbmVrb AmOr/‘mOr g¡{ZH$m§Mo nmë¶ {ZXoe/211, {XZm§H$
3. amï´>r¶/amÁ¶ nmVirda H«$sS>m d gm§ñH¥${VH$ H$m¶©H«$‘mV {deof Z¡nwʶ 6/6/1998 à‘mUo
{‘i{dbobo {dÚmWu
4. {dYdm/n[a˶³Vm {dÚmWu
5. ñdmV§Í¶ g¡{ZH$m§Mo nmë¶/ZmVd§S>o

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 Note : Fee structure may change according to University Guidelines and Students will have to pay their fees accordingly

10 FEE CHART FOR NON-CONCESSION STUDENTS (SR. COLLEGE- AIDED DIVISION) 2023-24

Class

& other Fee

Tution Fee
Laboratory Fee
Library Fee
Extra Curricular Activities
Gymkhana Fee
Admission Processing
Magazine Fee
I Card
Library Card
Group Insurance
Students' Welfare Fund
Utility Fee
Development Fees
Vice Chancellors' Fund
Enrollment Fee
College/Uni. Examination Fee
Marksheet
Convocation Fee
Uni Sports & Cultural Activity
E-Charges
Project Fees
E-Suvidha
Alumni Association Fee
Disaster Relief Fund
N.S.S. Fee
Laboratory Deposit (Refundable)
Caution Money (Refundable)
Library Deposit (Refundable)
Total

Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs.
F.Y. Arts/Com. 800 - 200 250 400 200 100 25 25 125 50 250 500 20 220 2188 100 - 30 20 500 50 25 10 10 - 150 200 6448
S.Y. Arts/Com. 800 - 200 250 400 200 100 - 25 125 50 250 500 20 - 2188 100 - 30 20 500 50 25 10 10 - - - 5853
T.Y. Arts/Com. 800 - 200 250 400 200 100 - 25 125 50 250 500 20 - 2188 100 250 30 20 500 50 25 10 10 - - - 6103
F.Y. B.Sc 800 800 200 250 400 200 100 25 25 125 50 250 500 20 220 2188 100 - 30 20 100 50 25 10 10 400 150 250 7298
S.Y. B.Sc 800 800 200 250 400 200 100 - 25 125 50 250 500 20 - 2188 100 - 30 20 100 50 25 10 10 - - - 6253
T.Y. B.Sc 800 800 200 250 400 200 100 - 25 125 50 250 500 20 - 2188 100 250 30 20 100 50 25 10 10 - - - 6503
FEE CHART FOR PTC, SSTC, EBC, FF & EX-SER STUDENTS (SENIOR COLLEGE - AIDED DIVISION)
F.Y. Arts/Com. - - 190 235 380 200 100 25 25 125 50 250 500 20 220 2188 100 - 30 20 500 50 25 10 10 - 150 200 5603

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S.Y. Arts/Com. - - 190 235 380 200 100 - 25 125 50 250 500 20 - 2188 100 - 30 20 500 50 25 10 10 - - - 5008
T.Y. Arts/Com. - - 190 235 380 200 100 - 25 125 50 250 500 20 - 2188 100 250 30 20 500 50 25 10 10 - - - 5258
F.Y. B.Sc - 675 190 235 380 200 100 25 25 125 50 250 500 20 220 2188 100 - 30 20 100 50 25 10 10 400 150 250 6328
S.Y. B.Sc - 675 190 235 380 200 100 - 25 125 50 250 500 20 - 2188 100 - 30 20 100 50 25 10 10 - - - 5283
T.Y. B.Sc - 675 190 235 380 200 100 - 25 125 50 250 500 20 - 2188 100 250 30 20 100 50 25 10 10 - - - 5533

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IMP :- 1) Students seeking Admission from other colleges of University of Mumbai for SY/TY will have to pay all Deposits.
2) Students from other Universities seeking admission for SY/TY classes will have to pay Deposits and Enrollment Fee.
 Note :- Fee structure may change according to University Guidelines and Students will have to pay their fees accordingly

11 FEE CHART FOR NON-CONCESSION STUDENTS (SR. COLLEGE-NON AIDED DIVISION) 2023-24

Class

& other Fee

Tution Fee
Laboratory Fee
Library Fee
Extra Curricular Activities
Gymkhana Fee
Admission Processing
Magazine Fee
I Card
Library Card
Group Insurance
Students' Welfare Fund
Utility Fee
Development Fund
Vice Chancellors' Fee
Enrollment Fee
College Exam./Uni. Exam. Fees
Marksheet
Convocation Fee
University Sports & Cultural Activity
E-Charges
Project Fees
E- Suvida
Alumni Association Fee
Disaster Relief Fund
Computer Practicals
Industrial Visit Fee
N.S.S. Fee
Laboratory Deposit (Refundable)
Caution Money (Refundable)
Library Deposit (Refundable)
Total

Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs.
F.Y. Arts/Com. 3000 - 200 250 400 200 100 25 25 125 50 250 500 20 220 2188 100 - 30 20 500 50 25 10 0 0 10 - 150 200 8648
S.Y. Arts/Com. 3000 - 200 250 400 200 100 - 25 125 50 250 500 20 - 2188 100 - 30 20 500 50 25 10 0 0 10 - - - 8053
T.Y. Arts/Com. 3000 - 200 250 400 200 100 - 25 125 50 250 500 20 - 2188 100 250 30 20 500 50 25 10 0 0 10 - - - 8303
F.Y. B.Sc. 3000 800 200 250 400 200 100 25 25 125 50 250 500 20 220 2188 100 - 30 20 100 50 25 10 0 0 10 400 150 250 9498
COMPUTER SCIENCE
F.Y. B.Sc. 16000 3000 600 250 400 200 100 25 25 125 50 250 500 20 220 2188 100 - 30 20 2000 50 25 10 2000 - 10 400 150 250 28998
S.Y.B.Sc. 18000 3000 600 250 400 200 100 - 25 125 50 250 500 20 - 2188 100 - 30 20 2000 50 25 10 2000 - 10 - - - 29953
T.Y.B.Sc. 20000 3000 600 250 400 200 100 - 25 125 50 250 500 20 - 2188 100 250 30 20 2000 50 25 10 2000 - 10 - - - 32203
BIO-TECHONOLOGY
F.Y. B.Sc. 16000 4000 600 250 400 200 100 25 25 125 50 250 500 20 220 2188 100 - 30 20 2000 50 25 10 1000 - 10 400 150 250 28998
S.Y.B.Sc. 18000 4000 600 250 400 200 100 - 25 125 50 250 500 20 - 2188 100 - 30 20 2000 50 25 10 1000 - 10 - - - 29953

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T.Y.B.Sc. 20000 4000 600 250 400 200 100 - 25 125 50 250 500 20 - 2188 100 250 30 20 2000 50 25 10 1000 - 10 - - - 32203
INFORMATION TECHONOLOGY
F.Y. B.Sc. 10000 6000 1200 250 400 200 100 25 25 125 50 250 500 20 220 2188 100 - 30 20 1000 50 25 10 1000 - 10 400 150 250 24598
S.Y.B.Sc. 10000 6000 1200 250 400 200 100 - 25 125 50 250 500 20 - 2188 100 - 30 20 1000 50 25 10 1500 - 10 - - - 24053
T.Y.B.Sc. 10000 6000 1200 250 400 200 100 - 25 125 50 250 500 20 - 2188 100 250 30 20 1900 50 25 10 2500 - 10 - - - 26203
MANAGEMENT STUDIES

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F.Y.B.M.S. 10000 1000 300 250 400 200 100 25 25 125 50 250 500 20 220 2188 100 - 30 20 0 50 25 10 1000 500 10 400 150 250 18198
S.Y.B.M.S. 10000 1000 300 250 400 200 100 - 25 125 50 250 500 20 - 2188 100 - 30 20 0 50 25 10 1000 500 10 - - - 17153
T.Y.B.M.S. 10000 1000 300 250 400 200 100 - 25 125 50 250 500 20 - 2188 100 250 30 20 500 50 25 10 1000 500 10 - - - 17903
 12 Fee Chart for PG Cources

IMP : 1) Students seeking Admission from other colleges of University of

Mumbai for SY/TY will have to pay all Deposits.
The Tuition, Laboratry and other fees & charges collected by the college per
term are as under :
M.Sc.P-I M.Sc.P-II M.Sc.P-I M.Sc.P-II
Particulars M.A.P-I M.A.P-II M.Com.P-I M.Com.P-II Chem. & Chem. &
CS & IT CS & IT Zoo. Zoo.
Admi Processing Fee 200 200 200 200 200 200 200 200
Alumni Association Fee 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 75
Ashwamedh Fee 0 0 20 201 0 0 0 0
Caution Money 150 0 150 0 150 0 150 0
Computer Practicals 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Computer / Internet 500 500 1500 1500 0 0 500 500
Convocation Fee 350 0 250 0 250 0 250
Development Fund 500 500 500 500 500 500 500 500
Disaster Relief Fund 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10
E Suvidha 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50
E-Charges 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20
Enrollment Fees 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Exam Fees 3284 32841 3284 3284 3284 3284 3284 3284
Extra Curri. & Other Fee 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250
Group Insurance 50 50 50 30 50 50 50 50
Gymkhana Fees 400 400 400 400 400 400 400 400
I Card 25 0 25 0 25 0 25 0
Industrial Visit Fee 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Laboratory Deposit 0 0 0 0 400 0 400 0
Laboratory Fees 0 0 0 0 15000 15000 15000 15000
Library Card 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25
Library Deposit 250 0 250 0 250 0 250 0
Library Fees 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000
Magazine Fees 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100
Marksheet 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100
N.S.S. Fee 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 101
Project Fees 0 0 0 0 0 2000 0 0
Registration Fee 1000 0 800 0 1000 0 1000 0
Registration Form Fee 25 0 25 0 25 0 25 0
Student Welfare Fund 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50
Tuition Fees 3000 3000 6000 6000 15000 15000 15000 15000
Uni Sports & Cultural Activity 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30
Utility Fees 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250
Vice Chancellor's Fund 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 201
Total 11324 10124 15144 14144 38224 38624 38724 37124

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 13 Refund of fees

The candidates who have taken admission in undergraduate courses in

Government colleges, in Govt. aided and unaided courses conducted by affiliated
colleges and recognized institutions may request for refund of fees after applying
in writing for cancellation of their admission to the course. The refund of fees as
applicable shall be made on the 30th day after the date of cancellation. The
percentage of fee for the course which shall be refunded to the candidate after
deducing charges as follows :

Period and percentage of deduction charges

(i) (ii) (iii) (iv) (v) (vi)
Prior to Up to 20 From 21st From 52nd day From After
commence days after day up to 50 up to 80 days September Septe-
ment of the commence- days after after the 1st to mber
academic ment of commencement commencement September 30th
term and academic term of the of academic 30th
instruction of the course academic term of the
of the term of the course or August
course course 31st whichever is
earlier
Ddeu- Rs. 500/- 20% of the 30% of the 50% of the 60% of the 100%
ction lumpsum total amount total amount total amount total of the
Charges of fees. of fees. of fees. amount amount
of fees. of fees.

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 14 {dÚmWu d nmbH$ ¶m§Zr ¿¶md¶mÀ¶m ‘hÎdmÀ¶m Zm|Xr
àdoemg§~§Yr :
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{dÚm϶mªZm nwZ…àdoemWu åhUyZ àdoe ZmH$maʶmMm A{YH$ma ‘hm{dÚmb¶mMm Amho.
2) àmo’o$eZb H$mog©gmR>r AÝ¶Ì AO© Ho$bm Agë¶mg ˶m~m~V ‘hm{dÚmb¶mÀ¶m àdoe AOm©V ¶mo½¶
{R>H$mUr ñnï>nUo Z‘yX H$amdo. åhUOo VoWo àdoe {‘imë¶mg {Z¶‘mà‘mUo H$mhr ewëH$ naV {‘iy eH$Vo.
12 dr gm¶Ýg Z§Va àmo’o$eZb H$mog©gmR>r AO© ^aUmè¶m {dÚm϶m©Zr ‘hm{dÚmb¶mV E’$. dm¶. ~r.
Eñgr. ‘ܶo àmopìhOZb A°S>{‘eZ KoD$Z R>odUo Amdí¶H$ Amho. AݶWm ‘hm{dÚmb¶mMr àdoe j‘Vm d
‘wXV g§në¶mZ§Va ˶mÀ¶m AOm©Mm {dMma hmoUma Zmhr.
{df¶ ~Xbʶmg§X^m©V :
{dÚm϶m©Zo EH$Xm KoVbobm {df¶ ~mXbm¶Mm Agë¶mg àmMm¶© AWdm Cn àmMm¶mªMr 31 Owb¡ n¶©ÝV
boIr nadmZJr ¿¶mdr. ¶m{edm¶ Q>r. dm¶. ~r. E. / ~r. Eñgr. bm {df¶ {ZdS>VmZm {dÚm϶m©Zr g~§{YV
{df¶m§À¶m {d^mJ à‘wIm§Mr nadmZJr KoUo Amdí¶H$ Amho. VgoM KoVbobo {df¶ ~Xbmd¶mMo Pmë¶mg nyduÀ¶m d
Z§VaÀ¶m XmoÝhr {df¶m§À¶m {d^mJ à‘wIm§Mr boIr nadmZJr ¿¶mdr d àdoe AOm©da Ver Zm|X H$ê$Z ¿¶mdr.
’$s g§X^m©V :
1) EImÚm {dÚm϶m©g H$m°boO gmoS>md¶mMo Pmë¶mg H$m°boO gmoS>ʶm~Ôb arVga AO© Úmdm bmJob. ‘mÌ
n{hë¶m gÌmV ˶mZo AO© Ho$ë¶mg ˶mg n{hë¶m gÌmMr ’$s ^amdr bmJob. ˶mMà‘mUo Xþgao gÌ gwê$
Pmë¶mda AO© Ho$ë¶mg XmoÝhr gÌm§Mr ’$s ^amdr bmJob.
2) df©^a H$m°boO‘ܶo {Z¶{‘V CnpñWV amhUmè¶m {dÚm϶m©g emgH$s¶ ’$s gdbV ‘§Oya hmoVo. àW‘ qH$dm
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’$s amoI ^aUo Amdí¶H$ Amho.
3) emgZmZo EImÚm {dÚm϶m©Mm ’$s ‘m’$sMm AO© Zm‘§Oya Ho$ë¶mg Vr ’$s g~§{YV {dÚm϶m©Zo amoI ^amdm¶Mr
Amho.
hOoar g§X^m©V :
1) {dÚmWu dJm©V qH$dm à°p³Q>H$bbm gVV EH$ ‘{hZm J¡ahOa am{hë¶mg d ˶m~m~V H$mhr Z H$i{dë¶mg
˶mMo Zmd ‘hm{dÚmb¶mVyZ H$‘r H$aʶmV ¶oB©b. VgoM ˶m {Z¶‘mà‘mUo gd© ’$s ^amdr bmJob.
2) hOoarÀ¶m g§X^m©V {dÚm϶m©Zr Xj amhUo Amdí¶H$ Amho. Á¶m§Mr hOoar {Z¶‘mnojm H$‘r ^aV Amho,
åhUOoM 75 Q>¸²$¶m§nojm H$‘r, Aem§Mr Zmdo Xa‘hm gyMZm ’$bH$mda bmdbr OmVrb. Ho$di Á¶m§Mr Zmdo
H$m°boO‘YwZ H$‘r H$aʶmV ¶oVrb, Aem§Mr Zmdo XmoÝhr gÌ AIoa nÌmZo Kar H$idbr OmVrb.
3) àW‘ gÌmV hOoar 75 Q>¸o$ Zgob Va narjm ’$m°‘© ^aVm ¶oUma Zmhr. VgoM ’$m°‘© ^aë¶mZ§Vahr Xþgè¶m

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 gÌmV 75 Q>¸o$ Zgob Va narjm ’$m°‘© aÔ H$aʶmV ¶oB©b.
nÌ ì¶dhmamg§~§Yr :
{dÚm϶m©Zr qH$dm ˶m§À¶m nmbH$m§Zr ‘hm{dÚmb¶mer nÌì¶dhma H$aVmZm {dÚm϶m©Mm dJ©, amob Z§~a d
df© nÌmV Z‘yX H$amdo. ˶m{edm¶ {dÚm϶m©À¶m ~m~VrV ‘m{hVr emoYUo e³¶ hmoUma Zmhr.
narjm Am{U {ZH$mbm g§~Yr :
‘w§~B© {dÚmnrR>mÀ¶m {Z¶‘m§Zwgma àW‘ df© / {ÛVr¶ df© H$bm, dm{UÁ¶ d emó ¶m dJm©À¶m narjm ‘w§~B©
{dÚmnrR>mÀ¶m dVrZo ‘hm{dÚmb¶mV’}$ KoVë¶m OmVmV. ¶m narjm§‘ܶo {H$‘mZ JwUdÎmm {‘iʶmg§X^m©Vrb {Z¶‘
{dÚmnrR>mÀ¶m n[anÌH$mà‘mUo amhVrb. ¶m g§X^m©Vrb gyMZm doimodoir gyMZm’$bH$mda bmdbr OmB©b.
{dÚm϶m©Zr ¶mMr Zm|X KoUo Amdí¶H$ Amho.
d[að> ‘hm{dÚmb¶mÀ¶m E’$. dm¶. d Eg. dm¶. AmQ²>g©, gm¶Ýg, d H$m°‘g© narjoMo AO© ^aʶmg§~§Yr
VmaIm Omhra Ho$ë¶m OmVrb. ˶m VmaIm§n¶ªV ’$m°åg© ^aUo Amdí¶H$ Amho. ˶mZ§Va ’$m°åg© ñdrH$mabo OmUma Zmhr.
narjm ’$m°‘© ‘hm{dÚmb¶mZo ñdrH$mabm åhUOo narjog ~gʶmMr nadmZJr {‘imbr Ago J¥hrV Yê$ Z¶o.
à˶oH$ gÌmÀ¶m AIoarg {dÚm϶m©Mr hOoar d dVw©UyH$ {dMmamV KoD$ZM narjog ~gʶmMr nadmZJr XoʶmMm
A§{V‘ {ZU©¶ KoʶmV ¶oB©b ¶mMr Zm|X ¿¶mdr. ’$º$ V¥Vr¶ df© H$bm/dm{UÁ¶ / emó narjm {dÚmnrR>mV’}$ KoVbr
OmB©b d ˶m narjoV ˶mbm {‘imboë¶m EHy$U JwUmda ˶mMr loUr {dÚmnrR>mV’}$ {Z{üV Ho$br OmB©b.
F. Y. /S. Y. Examinations (Verification Scheme)
1) The photo/zerox copy of the assessed and / or moderated answer books will be
supplied on the payment of nonrefundable fee of Rs. 100/- per answer book.
2) The student who has appeared for the college examination and who is not
satisfied with the marks awarded to him/her, may apply for verification /
revaluation in the prescribed form with a fee of Rs. 250/- per paper.

{dÚmnrR> d ‘hm{dÚmb¶mÀ¶m narjoV J¡a‘mJm©Mm Adb§~ hmoD$ Z¶o ¶m g§X^m©Vrb gyMZm :

1) àW‘ df©, {ÛVr¶ d V¥Vr¶ df© ~r. E./~r. Eñgr./~r. H$m°‘ narjoÀ¶m doir narjm hm°b ‘ܶo J¡a ‘mJm©Mm
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ZmoQ²>g qH$dm nwñVH$m‘Yrb ’$mSy>Z Odi R>odbobo H$mÌU ~miJUo EH$‘oH$m§V ~XbUo B.) hm J§^ra JwÝhm
hmoD$ eH$Vmo.
2) H$m¶Úmà‘mUo ˶m§À¶mda ’$m¡OXmar hmoD$ eH$Vo. ¶m~Ôb H$‘rV H$‘r é.500/- X§S> qH$dm 6 ‘{hݶmMr
{ejm hmoD$ eH$Vo.
3) VgoM ‘hm{dÚmb¶mÀ¶m/{dÚmnrR>mÀ¶m n[ajobm 5 dfm©n¶ªV ~gVm ¶oUma Zmhr d H$moU˶mhr
Aä¶mgH«$‘mg àdoe {‘iUma Zmhr ¶mMr J§^ra XIb ¿¶mdr.
Var darb gd© J¡aàH$mamnmgyZ gd© {dÚm϶mªZr Xÿa amhmdo.

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 gyMZm ’$bH$ :
3) VmVS>rÀ¶m gyMZm ’$º$ dJm©V {’$adë¶m OmVrb Aݶ gyMZm {dÚm϶m©Zr amoO ‘hm{dÚmb¶mVrb "gyMZm
’$bH$mda' dmMUo Amdí¶H$ Amho.
AmoiInÌ :
r 1) à˶oH$ {dÚm϶m©Odi ZyVZrH$aU Ho$bobo AmoiInÌ XaamoO AgUo Amdí¶H$ Amho.
r 2) ‘hm{dÚmb¶mÀ¶m AmdmamV AgVmZm à˶oH$mZo H°$ång H$mS>© Jù¶mV KmbUo Amdí¶H$ Amho.
3) AmoiInÌ àW‘ KoVmZm é. 25/- ewëH$ KoVbo OmB©b. {dÚm϶m©Zr AmoiInÌ OnyZ R>odmdo.
AmoiInÌmda àdoe KoVë¶mnmgyZ 15 {XdgmV àmMm¶mªMr / CnàmMm¶mªMr ghr ¿¶mdr ˶m{edm¶ Vo
A{YH¥$V ‘mZbo OmUma Zmhr
dV©UyH$ d {eñV :
Ø {dÚm{W©ZtZr nma§n[aH$ n§Om~r qH$dm gmS>r n[aYmZ H$aUo Amdí¶H$ Amho. VgoM {dÚm϶m©Zr earamg
emo^ob Aem ‘mnmMr H$moUVrhr {b{IV ‘OHy$a Zgbobr n±Q> Am{U H$moUVrhr {b{IV ‘OHy$a Zgbobm
~weeQ>© qH$dm H$m°ba Agbobm Q>r-eQ>© n[aYmZ H$aUo Amdí¶H$ Amho.
Ø gwa{jVVoÀ¶m H$maUmñVd ‘wpñb‘ {dÚm{W©ZtZr Mohoam {Xgob Agm nmoemI H$aUo ~§YZH$maH$ Amho.
Ø àmܶmnH$ dJm©V ¶oʶmAJmoXa {dÚm϶mªZr dJm©V CnpñWV AgUo Amdí¶H$ Amho. {dÚm϶m©Zr {ZdS>boë¶m
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~gʶmMr nadmZJr ZmH$aʶmV ¶oB©b, ’$s gdbV aÔ H$aʶmV ¶oB©b.
Ø narjoV H$moU˶mhr àH$mao J¡a‘mJm©Mm Adb§~ Ho$boë¶m {dÚm϶mªZm nwT>rb {ejUmgmR>r ¶m ‘hm{dÚmb¶mV
àdoe XoUo AJa Z XoUo àmMm¶mªÀ¶m AI˶m[aV amhrb.
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J¡adV©UyH$ R>aob.
Ø gd© {dÚm϶m©Zr J¥hnmR>, à¶moJdhr dJ¡ao {Z¶‘m§Zwgma nwao Ho$bo nm{hOoV. ‘hm{dÚmb¶mVrb gd© MmMUr
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emgZ Ho$bo OmB©b. emgZ d¡¶{º$H$, gm‘y{hH$ X§S>mMo ê$nmZo Agob qH$dm OZab ~«oHo$OÀ¶m ñdénmV
Agob. AZm‘V naV H$aVmZm OZab ~«oHo$O dgyb Ho$bo OmB©b. A{V J§^ra dV©Zm~Ôb {dÚm϶m©bm
‘hm{dÚmb¶mVyZ H$mTy>Z Q>mH$ʶmV ¶oB©b.
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~amo~a {dÚm϶m©Zo Z‘«VoZo dmJbo nm{hOo.
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 J¡adV©UyH$s~Ôb {dÚm϶m©g ‘hm{dÚmb¶mVyZ H$‘r H$aʶmMm A{YH$ma àmMm¶mªZm Amho ¶mMr XIb
¿¶mdr.
Ø V§~mIy, JwQ>Im ¶mgmaIo nXmW© ImD$Z, dJm©Vrb q^Vrda qH$dm XadmÁ¶m§da Ww§H$Uo VgoM H$m°boO H°$ång
‘ܶo WwH$s¨À¶m {nMH$mè¶m ‘maUo, À¶wB§J‘gmaIo nXmW© MKiUo B. J¡a àH$mam§~m~V H$S>H$ H$madmB© Ho$br
OmB©b. ¶m g§X^m©V A°S>{‘eZ aÔ H$aʶmMrhr H$madmB© Ho$br OmB©b ¶mMr Zm|X ¿¶mdr.
Ø dJm©V q^Vrda, ~mH$S>çmda VgoM H°$ång ‘ܶo BVaÌ Aûcrb {MÌ H$mT>Uo, {bImU H$aUo B. Jmoï>r J¡a
àH$mam‘ܶo ‘moS>Umè¶m AgyZ d¡¶{º$H$ qH$dm gd© dJm©g X§S> qH$dm BVa {ejm H$aʶmV ¶oB©b ¶mMr gd©
{dÚm϶mªZr Zm|X ¿¶mdr.
ghb :
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¶mgmR>r nmbH$m§Mr boIr g§‘Vr AmUUo Amdí¶H$ Amho. ‘hm{dÚmb¶mVrb àmܶmnH$m§À¶m gh^mJm{edm¶
ghbrbm ‘mݶVm AgUma Zmhr ¶mMr Zm|X ¿¶mdr.
‘mo~mB©b dmnam g§X^m©V :
{dÚm϶m©Zm ‘hm{dÚmb¶mÀ¶m AmdmamV ’$º$ e¡j{UH$ H$m‘mgmR>r ‘mo~mB©b dmnaVm ¶oB©b. ‘mo~mB©bMm
H$moUVmhr Amjonmh© dmna H$aVmZm {dܶmWu AmT>ë¶mg ‘mo~mBb Oá Ho$bm OmB©b. VgoM Vm{gH$m Mmby AgVmZm
d¡¶{³VH$ H$maUmgmR>r ‘mo~mB©b dmnaʶmg g³V ‘ZmB© Amho.

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 15 Information Regarding Ragging
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ZdrZ XmIb Pmboë¶m {dÚm϶m©g boIr, Vm|S>r qH$dm BVa H$moUVrhr H¥$Vr/H¥$˶ H$ê$Z ˶mg {MS>dUo, N>oS>N>mS>
H$aUo, H$moU˶mhr àH$maMo CÕQ> dV©Z H$aUo, Ìmg XoUo, CnÐd H$aUo, Xþ…I XoUo, ~o{eñV dV©Z H$aUo, ‘mZ{gH$ Ìmg
XoUo, ^rVr XmIdUo, ZwH$gmZ H$aUo, emar[aH$ XþImnV H$aUo, ^md{ZH$ BOm H$aUo, gm‘mݶ n[apñWVrV Or ì¶{º$
Aer EImXr H¥$Vr/H¥$˶ H$aUma Zmhr H$s Or H¥$Vr/H¥$˶m‘wio ˶m 춺$sg bmO, ea‘, noM, AS>MU {Z‘m©U hmoB©b
Vr H¥$Vr/H¥$˶ H$amd¶mg ^mJ nmS>Uo, Aem {dÚm϶m©Mr emar[aH$ R>odU qH$dm 춧J ¶mdê$Z Q>rH$m H$aUo, ZdrZ
XmIb Pmboë¶m {dÚm϶m©g dm {dÚm϶mªg emar[aH$ AWdm ‘mZ{gH$ ³boe XoD$Z ˶mVyZ AmZ§X {‘idUo qH$dm
Amnbo e{º$ àXe©Z H$aUo ¶m gd© àH$maÀ¶m H¥$Vr/H¥$˶o a°qJJ {damoYr H$m¶ÚmA§VJ©V {ejog nmÌ AgUmè¶m H¥$Vr /
H¥$˶o g‘OʶmV ¶oVrb. VgoM ‘hm{dÚmb¶mV XmIb hmoUmè¶m ZdrZ {dÚm϶m©À¶m {déÕ AJa H$moUrhr
{dÚm϶m©Mo {déÕ Aem àH$maMr H¥$Vr/H¥$˶o hmoD$ Z¶oV ¶mH$[aVm ‘hmamï> a°qJJ H$aʶmg ‘ZmB© H$aUo A{Y{Z¶‘
1999 hm A‘bmV AmUbobm Amho. ¶m H$m¶ÚmÝd¶o A˶§V H$R>moa {ejm {ZYm©[aV H$aʶmV Ambobr Amho.
¶m àH$maÀ¶m H¥$Vr/H¥$˶m‘ܶo Omo H$moUr à˶j qH$dm Aà˶j gh^mJ KoB©b, AWdm Aem H¥$Vr/H¥$˶o
H$aʶmg H$moUmghr àd¥Îm H$aob qH$dm Aem H¥$VrMm/H¥$˶mMm àgma AWdm g‘W©Z H$aob ˶m à˶oH$ 춺$sg
OmñVrV OmñV XmoZ df© H$mamdmg d OmñVrV OmñV é. 10,000/- BV³¶m aH$‘oMm X§S> Aer {ejm XoʶmV ¶oB©b,
VgoM Aem {dÚm϶m©g ˶mMo ‘hm{dÚmb¶mVyZ H$‘r H$aʶmV ¶oB©b. nwT>rb nmM df} H$moU˶mhr ‘hm{dÚmb¶mV
AJa H$moU˶mhr e¡j{UH$ g§ñWoV àdoe KoʶmnmgyZ à{V~§{YV Ho$bo OmB©b. Aem àH$maÀ¶m H¥$VtMo/H¥$˶mMo {déÕ
VËH$mi ¶mo½¶ Vr XIb Z KoVë¶mg g~§{YV ‘hm{dÚmb¶mMo à‘wI a°qJJ àd¥Îm Ho$bo Ago ‘mZbo OmB©b.

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 16 If you need any help

Students and parents can approach the Principal freely for any of their
difficulties irrespective of time. Students can approach in connection with their
problems to Registrar between 11.00 a.m. and 4.30 p.m. In addition, the Vice-
Principals of Senior and Junior college and Supervisor of Junior College can also
help the students regarding their problems.

1 Admission/Rules and Regulations Dr. M. S. Bapat (Principal)

Admission Committee Members
Mr. A. P. Kalkutki (Registrar)
2 University Examination work Mr. C. P. Chitale
3 Student's Progress and Attendance Mr. S. K. Namdas
4 All Scholarships/BC, OBC, Freeships, S.T. Concession Mr. P. P. Jadhav
5 F.Y./S.Y. Examination Mr. C. P. Chitale
T. Y. Examination forms Mr. P. R. Ghadage
Mr. N. V. Yadav
6 Sr. College Attendance, Eligibility
(Jr. &Sr. College), ExamJr. College
Sr. College EB.C,P.T.C., S.S.T.C. Sr. Smt. S. P. Soman
Ex-Serviceman, Jr. College Vocational Course
7 Cast Validity Certificate/MH-CIT, T.Y.B.A./B.Com./ Mr. M. K. Godbole
B.Sc. Terminal Exam / Duplicate Mark list.
8 Inward-Outward Bona-fide, Character, NOC Attempt Smt. R. V. Gamare
Certificate, T.Y./T.C./Migration Ms. A. Bhumkar
9 Hall Ticket, Availability of Application, Old L.C., Enquiry Counter
Enrollment Mark list and Board Certificate
10 Cash Counter, Students Insurance, Attendance, Mr. D. G. Tandale
EBC/SSTC/PTC/Jawan/Ex-Ser Concession Mr. V. Kamble
11 M.A./M.Com./M.Sc./B.M.S. Examination and Ms. A. Bhumkar
Enrolment Eligibility

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 17 Academic Calender 2023-2024
Arrangement of Terms
Term From To
First Term Tuesday 13th June 2023 22nd October 2022
Second Term 14th November 2022 1st May 2023

From To
Ganpati Festival
Diwali Festival
Winter Festival
Holidays 2023-2024
1 Bakri- Id 28thJune 2023
2 Moharrum 29th July 2023
3 Independence Day 15th August 2023
4 Parsi New Year Day 16th August 2023
5 Ganesh Chaturthi 19th September 2023
6 Ed- E- Milad 28th September 2023
7 Gandhi Jayanti 2nd October 2023
8 Dassera 24th October 2023
9 Bali Pratipada (Padwa) 14th November 2023
10 Guru Nanak Jayanti 27th November 2023
11 Chirstmas 25th December 2023
12 Republic Day 26th January 2024
13 Ch. Shivaji Maharaj Jayanti 19th February 2024
14 Mahashivratri 8th March 2024
15 Holi 26th March 2024
16 Good Friday 29th March 2024
17 Gudhi Padwa 9th April 2024
18 Dr. Babasaheb Ambedakr Jayanti 14th April 2024
19 Ram Navami 17th April 2024
20 Mahavir Jayanti 21th April 2024
21 Ramzan Id 10th April 2024
22 Maharashtra Day 1st May 2024

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 Celebrations
Book Exhibition 1st Week of December
Science Exhibition 22nd December
Yuva Mahotsav 21st to 24th December
Cultural Day 22nd December
Gymkhana Day 23rd December
Annual Prize Distribution Day 24th December
Independence Day (15th August)
Republic Day (26th January) Flag Hoisting at 7.50 a.m.
Maharashtra Day (1st May)
Rajarshi Shahu Maharaj Jayanti (26thJune)
Gandhi Jayanti (2nd October)
Shiv Jayanti (19th February) Programme Celebration at 9.00 a.m.
Dr. Ambedkar Jayanti (14th April)

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 18 Important Activities in the College
List of Committees and their respective conveners
A) Academic Progammes
Academic Programmes Convenor
1 Library Dr. C. C. Athavale
2 Time-Table Mr. V. B. Warang
Dr. H. T. Babar
3 Prospectus Committee Ms. S. M. Chitale
4 Add-on Courses & Bridge Courses Mr. S. R. Bhadule
5 Avishkar Research Festival (Student Research Dr. B. S. Kamble
Committee)
6 Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) Mr. U. A. Bamane
7 NRIF Mr. S. S. Waghmode
8 Academic Audit Dr. G. B. Raje
9 Attendance Committee Mr. S. K. Namdas
10 Teachers Evaluation Dr. S. J. Sapre-Bharmal
11 Admisssion Committee ARTS
Ms. S. M. Chitale
Dr. U. D. Suryawanshi
Mr. V. B. Warang
Dr. R. S. Pawar
COMMERCE
Mr. S. K. Namdas
Mrs. R. P. Khavanekar
Mr. C. P. Khandekar
Mrs. A. P. Kambli
Mr. P. A. Dingankar
SCIENCE
Mr. U. A. Bamane
Dr. S. H. Mane
Mr. S. S. Waghmode
Mr. P. A. Dingankar

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 Biotechnology
Mrs. N. M. Mane
Information Technology
Mr. S. R. Bhadule
Mr. S. S. Shinde
Computer Science
Mr. S. J. Nalawade
Mrs. R. A. Agavekar
B.M.S.
Dr. C. C. Athavale
Mr. O. V. Deshmukh
Mr. S. S. Gokhale
B) Extension Activities
1 N.C.C. (Boys) Mr. M. S. Mane.
2 N.C.C. (Girls) Mrs. N. N. Mane
3 N.S.S Dr. U. D. Suryavanshi (Convenor)
Mrs. A. A. Kambali(P. O.)
Mr. A. S. Shevade (P. O)
4 Nature Visit Mr. P. A. Digankar
5 Blood Donation Dr. D. T. Kadam
6 Film Club Ms. S. M. Chitale
7 Environmental Committee Mr. Y. M. Agavekar
C) Students' Welfare Activities
1 Students' Council Mr. S. S. Waghmode
2 Gymkhana & Sports Dr. R. M. More
Mr. G. K. Brahme (Co-convenor)
3 Cultural Department Mr. R. S. Pawar
Mr. A. A. Modak (Co-convenor)
4 Students Grievance Cell Principal
5 B. C. Book Bank Mr. S. K. Namdas
6 Parent-Teacher Scheme Mr. S. K.Jadhav
7 Vidyarthi Kalyan Mandal Mr. R. K. Dawane
1) BookBank
2) Financial Aid & Earn to Learn

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8 Student's Counseling Principal
9 Employment & Career Guidance Cell Mr. S. R. Bhadule
Mr. C. C. Athavale (Co-convenor)
10 Anti-Ragging Committee Principal
11 Women Development Cell Mrs. P. V. Katadare
12 Swayamsiddha Ms. S. M. Chitale
13 Committee for Redressal of Student's Grievance Principal
14 Discipline Committee Dr. S. H. Mane
Mr. S. J. Nalawade
Mr. C. C. Athavale
15 Student's Co-operativie Store Mr. C. P. Khandekar
Dr. H. T. Babar (Co-convenor)
16 Roll of Honor Mr. S. S. Shinde
17 Research Committee Dr. S. H. Mane
18 Unfair Means Dr. G. B. Raje
19 Exam FY/SY Uni. Exam Principal
Dr. M. S. Chanda
Mr. S. K. Jadhav (Co-convenor)
D) Support Activities
1 Magazine "Shri Parshuram" Mr. R. K. Dawane
2 Wallpaper "Avishkar" Dr. R. S. Pawar
3 Publicity Department Mr. S. P. More
Mr. V. M. Bandre
4 Internal Complaints Committee (ICC) Mrs. R. P. Khavanekar
5 Standing Committee for Reservation Dr. G. B. Raje
6 Teachers and Administrative Staff Grivance Cell Principal
7 College Website Mr. V. B. Oak
E) Association and Clubs
1 Computer Consortium Mrs. V. T. Gonjare
2 Science Association Mrs. S. M. Mane
3 Debate Club Mr. V. B. Warang
4 Ramanujan Club Mr. P. A. Dingankar

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19 Office Bearers of N. E. Society & Faculty
Members of D.B.J. College
President : Shri. Shridhar Ramchandra Bhide
Chairman : Shri. Mangesh Shrikrishna Tambe
Vice-Chairman : Adv. Shri. Jeevan Kashinath Relekar
Secretary : Shri. Atual Vasant Chitale
Faculty Members of D.B.J. College
Principal - Dr. M. S. Bapat
Vice Principal - Dr. M. S. Chanda
Heads of Departments (Undergraduate)
1. Marathi : Mr. R. K. Dawne
2. Hindi : Dr. G. L. Thakur
3. English : Dr. Smt. S. J. Sapre-Bharmal
4. Geography : Smt. M. P. Vardam
5. History : Dr. D. T. Kadam (In-Charge)
6. Economics : Dr. M. S. Chanda
7. Psychology : Ms. M. Padhye (In-Charge)
8. Commerce : Mrs. R. P. Khavanekar
9. Mathematics : Dr. M. S. Bapat
10. Physics : Dr. R. M. More
11. Chemistry : Dr. S. N. Gawale
12. Zoology : Dr. G. B. Raje
13. Computer Sci. : Mr. S. J. Nalawade (In-Charge)
14. I.T. : Mr. S. R. Bhadule (In-Charge)
15. Bio-Technology : Smt. S. M. Mane (In-Charge)
16. B.M.S. : Mr. C. C. Athavale (In-Charge)
17. Accountancy : Mr. C. P. Khandekar

Office Staff
1. Registrar : Mr. A. P. Kalkutki
2. Office Supdt. : Mr. V. R. Jadhav

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 20 Information of Add-on Courses
(A) RAIN-FED AGRICULTURE
(Revised Course of Dryland Agriculture)
About the Course :
The UGC has introduced many vocational courses for Arts and Commerce
students. These courses are completed by the students while pursuing their
regular B.A. and B.Com degree courses. D.B.J. College had introduced one such
course for the students of Arts and Commerce faculty. Viz Rain-fed agriculture.
Nature of the Course :
This course can be completed by the students at the following levels :
• Certificate course in Rain-fed Agriculture (One Year Duration)
• Diploma course in Rain-fed Agriculture (Two Years Duration)
• Advanced Diploma Course in Rain-fed Agriculture (Three years Duration)
After completion of third year of this course, students are awarded with a
Certificate of Advanced Diploma Course.
Eligibility :
A candidate for being eligible for admission to the Rain-fed Agriculture course
shall have passed XII std examination of Maharashtra Board of Higher Secondary
Education or its equivalent.
Intake Capacity :
40 students may be admitted for this course. Admissions will be strictly on
merit basis.
Fee Structure :
From this year onwards, first year students have to pay Rs. 1000/- for
Certificate Course, Rs. 1500/- for Diploma Course and Rs. 2000/- for Advanced
Diploma Course in subsequent years.

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 (B) TRAVEL & TOURISM MANAGEMENT
(Certificate/Diploma/Advanced Diploma)
A career oriented Add on Course for the Undergraduate students along with
their conventional degree programme has been introduced by the University of
Mumbai under the U.G.C. Scheme of vocationalisation.

Eligibility for admission :

A candidate for being eligible for admission to the certificate course of Travel
and Tourism must have passed H.S.C. (Arts/Commerce) and enrolled in F.Y.B.A. /
B.Com in University of Mumbai. The maximum intake capacity for this course is of
forty students.

Duration :
First Year Certificate Course One Year
Second Year Diploma Course One Year
Third Year Advanced Diploma Course One Year

C) Diploma Course in Geographical Information System (GIS)

Looking at the potential of new emerging technology in GIS field of
Geography. Department of Geography has started Diploma course in GIS form
the Year 2017-18. There is wide scope for opportunities in multinational
Companies through GIS. Through GIS Diploma course, many students of
T.Y.B.A. Geography have been selected by multinational GIS companies. These
students have got jobs immediately after the sem. - VI. Prescribed fee for the
course is Rs. 12000/- and the Duration of the course is 1 year.

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KAUSHALYA SINDHU (Multifaceted profession training center)
List of courses provided under KAUSHALYA SINDHU
Sr.No. Name of the Courses run Eligibility Duration Contact details
1 Language English 10th 40 hrs Ms. S. M. Chitale
Studies Center speaking/proficiency pass 9860267600
course
Professional final 40 hrs
Language skills and year
soft skill course under
graduate
and post
graduate
students
English Grammar 10th 15 hrs
Proficiency Course pass
German Proficiency 10th 8 months Mrs. P. M. Chitale
Exam- Level I & II Pass 9420715521
(International
Certificate Course
offered by Goethe
Institute's Max
Muller Bhavan)
2 Bajaj Finance Certificate final This is a Ms. R. P. Khavanekar
Ltd Programme in year 120 hour, 7030422972
Banking Finance under (40 days)
and Insurance graduate
(PBFI) and post
graduate
students
3 Commerce C.A. 12th 1 year Mrs. R. R. Dandekar
Professional Foundation pass 7774990501
Training Center
(CPTC)
C.M.A. 12th 1 year
Foundation pass
C.S. EET 12th pass 1 year
4 Godrej Disha Ac/Refrigerator/ Washing 10th 4 months Mrs. S. A. Kharche
Training Center machine and microwave pass 8080711513
maintenance and
repairing Course

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D. B. J. Campus
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 D.B.J. College, Chiplun, Tal. - Chiplun, Dist. - Ratnagiri (Scholarship Information)
Sr. Name of Name of Department Name of Scholarship College Annual Income Eligibility
No. Website Type

1 2 3 4 5 6 7
1 Directorate of Higher Rajarshi Chhatrapati Shahu Maharaj Shikshan Senior Upto Rs. 8 Lacs General and SEBC category is eligible
Education Shulkh First two children are eligible for scheme
2 (DHE) Education Concession to the Children of Ex-Service Senior No income limit Only government and aided college
www.mahadbimahait.gov.in

Eklavya Scholarship. Senior Less than or equal to 75.000/- Students must graduate from Commerce
3 & Arts having 60% marks and for
Science students must have 70%.
Selection of Candidates Is on Merit basis
State Government Open Merit Scholarship. Senior No income limit at least 60 percent in 12th standard
4 Only applicable for stream
Arts, commerce, science and law.
Selection of Candidates Is on Faculty wise Merit basis
Dr. Punjabrao Deshmukh Vasatigruh Nirvah Senior Upto Rs. 1 Lac. first two children eligible for scheme
5 Bhatta Yojna (DHE) Applicant should be hosteller
General and SEBC category is eligible
6 Inspire Scholarship Senior SHE Certificate with 12th Std Mark Sheet
www.onlineinspire.gov.in
Admitted in Plain BSc Course
https://scholarships.gov.in

7 Higher Education Central Sector Scheme of Scholarship Senior Upto Rs. 4.50 Lacs Applicants name should be in 20th Percentile
for College and University Students merit list are eligible
8 Empowerment of Persons Post-matric Scholarship for Students with Disability Senior Student should be disabled. (40% or above)
with Disabilities
9 Ministry of Minority Affairs Post Matric Scholarships Scheme for Minorities Senior Minority Students should secure 50% in previous Exam
Junior
10 National Means Cum Merit Scholarship Junior Only renewal application
11 Begam Hazrat Mahal National Scholarship Junior Upto 2.00 Lacs Only for Minority girls students with min 50% marks
Required Documents : 1. Last Year Passing Marksheet 6. Bonafied Certificate 10. Ration Card
2. Domicile Certificate 7. Bank Passbook 11. Parents Declaration
3. Income Certificate 8. Adhar Card 12. Gap Certificate (If Gap)
4. Cast Certificate 9. Leaving Certificate 13. Husband income certi. (If girls is married)
5. Admission Fee Receipt
12 Government of India Post-Matric Scholarship. (Scho) Senior Less than or equal to 2,50,000/- Only SC category Students
Junior
13 Social Justice and Post-Matric Tuition Fee and Examination Fee (Frees) Senior Above Rs. 2,50,000/-to unlimited Only SC category Students
Special Assistance (SC) Junior
14 Post-Matric Scholarship for persons with disability. Senior Less than or equal to 2,50,000/- Student should be disable. (40% or above)
Junior
15 Post Matric Scholarship Scheme (Government Of In) Senior Less than or equal to 2,50,000/- Only ST category Students
Tribal Development (ST) Junior
16 Tuition Fee & Exam Fee for Tribal Students (Frees) Senior Above Rs. 250000 to unlimited Only ST category Students
Junior
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17 Post Matric Scholarship to Senior Less than or equal to Rs.1.50 Lac. Only two children (i) any number of girls applicants
VJNT OBC and SBC Students. (Scholarship) Junior allowed.
ii) boys applicants maximum 2 of the same parent)
of the same parents will be eligible for the Scholarship.
75% attendance is mandatory for current year.
Applicant must be taking post matric education.
VJNT, OBC and SBC Welfare Applicants should be residents of Maharashtra.
18 Tuition Fees and Examination Fees to Senior Less than or equal to 8 Lacs. Only two children (i) any number of girls applicants
VJNT OBC and SBC Students.(Freeship) Junior allowed.
ii) boys applicants maximum 2 of the same parent)
will be eligible for the Scholarship.
75% attendance is mandatory for current year.
Applicant must be taking post matric education.
Applicants should be residents of Maharashtra.
19 Minority Development State Minority Scholarship Part II (DHE) Senior Upto Rs.8 Lacs Only 2000 applicants will be provided quota (freshers)
Graduation and post-graduation can apply
Domicile of Maharashtra
minority certificate self-declared
20 Zilha Parishad PTC and SSTC Students Scholarship Senior Children of Primary and Secondary teachers
Offline Junior
21 Offline Educational Trust Smt. Vijayadevi Shirke Educational Trust Scholarship Senior Upto Rs. 1 Lac Students should secure 75% and above in previous exam
22 Offline Educational Trust ANGC Scholarship Senior Upto Rs. 1 Lac. Preference to Girls who are economically Backward