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RAMAKRISHNA MISSIONVIVEKANANDA COLLEGE

(EVENING)(Autonomous)

(Re-accredited with 'A+' grade by NAAC)70 & 72 ( Old No. 98-99), P.S. Sivaswami Salai,

Mylapore, Chennai - 600 004.Phone: 24992815 Fax: 42169045E mail: [email protected]

Website: http://rkmvc.ac.in

CALENDAR2018 - 2019

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"The wavy waters in the picture are

symbolic of Karma, the lotus of Bhakti, and

the rising sun of Jnana. The encircling serpent

is indicative of Yoga and awakened Kundalini

Shakti, while the swan in the picture stands for

the Paramatman. Therefore the idea of the

picture is that by the union of Karma, Bhakti,

Jnana and Yoga, the vision of the Paramatman

is obtained."

Swami Vivekananda

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INTRODUCTIONThe advent of Bhagavan Sri Ramakrishna Paramahamsa is thestarting point of the renaissance in India. Swami Vivekananda, theillustrious disciple of Sri Ramakrishna, gave the first impetus to itby starting the Ramakrishna Mission in 1897. The Mission isendeavouring to realise its aims through its centres numbering TwoHundred and Two in India and abroad. The Chennai centre is one ofthe oldest having been started in 1897. The Ramakrishna MissionVivekananda College is a unit of Ramakrishna Mission Vidyapith,Chennai, which is a branch centre of Ramakrishna Mission, BelurMath in West Bengal. It occupies a place of pre-eminence amongthe educational activities of the Mission in India. It was formallyopened on 21st June, 1946. The Evening College was started in1974.Ramakrishna Mission Vivekananda College aims at giving studentsa man making and character building education.Education should be aimed at developing a man’s life at variouslevels - physical, mental, intellectual, moral, and spiritual. The allround development should take place simultaneously andharmoniously keeping in view the summum bonum of life whichis to realize the oneness of all existence. The college offers specialprogrammes like Religion Classes and Swami Vivekananda StudyCircle classes which aim at giving the students an insight intospirituality that is to develop self-confidence and faith in themselvesand a concern for fellow human beings.All these are amply borne out by the fact that the collegehas been Re-accredited with “A+” grade by NAAC. The collegehas become autonomous from the academic year 2004-05.

NATIONAL INTEGRATION PLEDGE“I solemnly pledge to work with dedication to preserve and

strengthen the freedom and integrity of the Nation.

I further affirm that I shall never resort to violence and thatall differences and disputes relating to religion, languages, regionor other political, or economic grievances should be settled bypeaceful and constitutional means”.

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THE COLLEGE PRAYER

saha n¢vavatu saha nau bhunaktusaha v¤ryam karav¢vahaitejasvi n¢vadh¤tamastu m¢ vidvi¾¢vahai

Om º¢ntiª º¢ntiª º¢ntiª

pit¢si lokasya car¢carasyatvamasya p¦jyaºca gurur gar¤y¢nna tvatsamo'styabhyadhikaª kuto'nyolokatraye'pyapratimaprabh¢va

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tasm¢t pra´amya pra´idh¢ya k¢yampras¢daye tv¢maham¤ºam¤²yampiteva putrasya sakheva sakhyuªpriyaª priy¢y¢rhasi deva so²hum

asato m¢ sad gamayatamaso m¢ jyotirgamayam¨tyorm¢ am¨tam gamayaOm º¢ntiª º¢ntiª º¢ntiª

- Brihadaranyaka Upanishad 1-3-28

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Managing Committee Members 2018 - 2019

1. Rev. Swami Gautamanandaji Maharaj .. President

2. Dr. Nalli Kuppuswami Chetti .. Vice President

3. Sri V. Ratnam (Retd. Chief Justice) .. Vice President

4. Swami Shukadevananda .. Secretary

5. Swami Nityeshanananda .. Assistant Secretary

6. Dr. P. R. Vittal .. Assistant Secretary

7. Sri S. Ramakrishnan .. Assistant Secretary

8. Sri R. Sivakumar .. Treasurer

9. Swami Padmasthananda .. Member

10. Swami Satyajnanananda .. Member

11. Swami Vimurtananda .. Member

12. Sri P. Haridas .. Member

13. Sri K.V.S.Gopalakrishnan .. Member

14. Sri K. Ravi .. Member

15. Sri S. Vijayaraghavan .. Member

16. Sri P. Venugopal .. Member

17. Sri N. Doraiswamy .. Member

18. Dr. K. Sethusankar (Principal) .. Member

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S. NAME OF THE STAFF No.

Faculty of Tamil

1. Dr. M. Periasamy, M.A., Ph.D.2. Dr. S. Lokesh, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.3. Sri P. Kalvirayan, M.A., M.Phil.4. Dr. K. M. Bapuji, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.5. Dr. P. Vinayagam, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.

Faculty of Sanskrit

6. Dr. K. P. Nandakumar, M.A., M.Phil., B.Ed., Ph.D.7. Sri K. Barath Ram, M.A., M.Phil.,

Faculty of Hindi8. Dr. L. Venkatasubramanian, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.

Faculty of English 9. Sri Paul Gunaseelan, M.A., M.Phil.10. Sri R. Rajendrababa, M.A., M.Phil.

LIST OF EVENING COLLEGE FACULTY

Ramakrishna Mission Vivekananda (Evening) College (Autonomous)

Secretary and Rector - Swami Shukadevananda

Evening College In-Charge- Swami Muktimayananda

Principal - Dr. K. SethusankarM.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D.

Controller of Examinations - Dr. V. ChandrasekarM.A., M.Phil., Ph.D., Dip.in Sanskrit.

Coordinator - Sri R. SriramM. Com., M. Phil., P.G.D.B.A. (Finance)

Joint Coordinator - Dr. V. ManikantanM.Com., M.Phil., P.G.D.P.M.I.R., D.C.A.,M.B.A., Ph.D.

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S. NAME OF THE STAFF No.11. Sri R. Jabez, M.A.

12. Sri R.J. Antonyilayarasu, M.A., B.Ed., M.Phil.

13. Sri V. Vinoth, M.A., M.Phil.

14. Dr. S. Mugundhan, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.

Department of Commerce

15. Sri A. Vagheesan, M.Com., C.A.I.I.B., M.B.A., M.Phil.- In-Charge

16. Dr. K.R. Govindarajan, M.Com., M.Phil., B.Ed., Ph.D., P.G.D.I.T.

17. Sri N. Manoharan, M.Com., M.Phil., M.B.A.

18. Sri K.S. Kunkuma Balasubramanian, M.B.A., M.Phil.

19. Sri D. Gopi, M.A., M.B.A., M.C.A., M.Phil.

20. Dr. S. Srinivasan, M.B.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.

21. Sri B. Shantharam, M.Com., M.B.A.

22. Dr. M. Sriram, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D.

23. CA S. K. Ramakrishnan, B.Sc., F.C.A.

24. Dr. R. Balaguru, M.Com., M.Phil., P.G.D.H.R.M., Ph.D.

25. Sri M. Ramesh, M.Com., M.Phil., B.Ed.

26. Sri G. Mannan, M.Com., M.Phil.

27. Dr. N. Vasudevan, M.Com., M.Phil., Ph.D.

28. Dr. K. Nithyanandam, M.Com., M.Phil., Ph.D.

29. Dr. M. Jeevarathinam, M.Com., M.Phil., M.B.A., Ph.D.

30. Dr. P. Pandian, M.C.S., M.Com., M.B.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.

Department of Corporate Secretaryship

31. Sri P. Manivannan, M.Com., M.Phil., P.G.D.M.M. – Head

32. Sri S. Sitaram, M.Com.

33. Sri V. Sathish Kumar, M.Com.

34. CA S. Karthikeyan, B.Com., F.C.A., B.G.L., M.B.A., M.Phil.

35. Sri M. Balaji, M.Com., M.Phil.

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S. NAME OF THE STAFF No.Department of Business Administration

36. Sri R. Sriram, M.Com., M.Phil., P.G.D.B.A. (Finance) – Head37. Sri S. Dhanasekaran, M.A., M.Phil.38. Sri B. Rajesh, M. Sc., M.Phil.39. Sri N. Kalainesan, M.Com., M.B.A.40. Sri V. Ganesh, B.A., B.L., P.G.D.B.M.41. Dr. T.S.Ravi, M.Com., M.Phil., M.B.A., M.C.S., B.G.L., Ph.D.

Department of Accounting and Finance&

Department of Bank Management42. Dr. V. Manikantan, M.Com., M.Phil., P.G.D.P.M.I.R., M.B.A., D.C.A., Ph.D., – Head43. Dr. A. Harikumar, M. Com.,M.H.R.M., M.Phil., P.G.D.C.A., M.B.A., Ph.D.44. Sri B. Loganathan, M.B.A., C.F.A., M.F.A., P.G.D.B.A., C.M.A.,

M.Com. (Finance), P.G. Diploma in Analytics45. Sri T. Dhivakar, M.Com., M.Phil.46. Sri A. Thiyagarajan, M.Com., M.Phil.47. Sri J. Shyam Sundar, M.Com., M.Phil.48. Sri M. Yeswanth, M.Com.49. Sri R. Govindan, M.Com., M.Phil.50. Sri S. Jothi Kumar, M.Com.51. Sri S. Sakthi, M.Com.52. Sri S. Lakshmi Venkataraman, M.Sc., M.Phil., Dip. S.Q.C & OR.53. Sri V. Gunasekaran, M.Com., M.Phil., MSW., ICWA (Inter), ACS (Inter)54. Dr. N. Sridharan, M.Com., M.Phil., Ph.D., P.G.D.C.M., M.B.A.55. CA. K. Vivekanandan, B.Com., F.C.A.56. Dr. C. Stalin Shelley, M.Com., M.Phil., M.B.A., Ph.D.

Department of Commerce(Information Systems Management)

57. Sri L. Vijayakumar, M.Com., M.Phil., M.B.A., P.G.D.H.R.M., B.Ed. - Head58. Sri C.H. Sasidhar Rao, M.Sc. (I.T.), M.Phil., M.C.A., B. Ed.59. Sri S. Saran Raj, M.B.A.60. Dr. P. Ramachandran, M.Sc., M.Phil., M.C.A., Ph.D.

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S. NAME OF THE STAFF No.Department of Commerce(Computer Applications)

61. Dr. M. Ramesh, M.Com., M.B.A., M.Phil., P.G.D.F.M., Ph.D. – Head

62. Sri S. Karthik, M.Sc. (I.T.), M.Phil., B.Ed.

63. Sri N. Senthil Kumar, M.B.A.64. Sri S. Arul Stephen, M.Com., M.Phil.65. Sri S. Vedantharajagopal, M.C.A. M.Phil., M.Tech.66. Sri S. Sriram, M.Sc., M.Phil., M.C.A., M.Phil. (CS)., M.B.A., B.Ed.

Department of Computer Science andComputer Applications

67. Sri J. Sekaran, M.C.A., M.Phil., M.B.A. – Head68. Sri K. Sankar, M.C.A., M.Phil.69. Dr. S. Thirumurugan, M.C.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.70. Sri R.P. Kannan, M.C.A., M.Phil.71. Sri S. Krishnakumar, M.C.A., M. E.72. Sri T. Perumal, M.Sc., M.Ed., M.Phil.73. Sri T. S. Raghavan, M.Sc., M.Phil.74. Sri A.S. Arunachalam, M.C.A., M.Phil.75. Sri A.M. Sarravanaprabhu, M.Sc., M.Phil., B.Ed., M.Tech., M.B.A.

Department of Social Work76. Dr. S. Paramesvaran, M.A. (S.W.), Ph.D. - Head77. Dr. L. Babu, M.A. (S.W.), M.Phil., M.B.A, PGDHRM, Ph.D.

78. Sri V. Venkatesh M.A., M.Phil.

Faculty of Physical Education79. Dr. A. Sellaperumal, B.Com., M.P.Ed., M.Phil., GDYEd. Ph.D.,

Dip. in YogaPhysical director

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NON-TEACHING STAFF

1. Sri N. Srinivasan, B.A. : Office Superintendent

2. Sri S. Rama Subramania Raja, M.A : Assistant

3. Sri K. Praveen Babu : Assistant

4. Sri T. Ramesh Babu, M.B.A. : Assistant

5. Sri K. Saravanan : Computer Lab Assistance

6. Sri C. Tamil Chelvam : Library Assistant

7. Sri T. Swaminathan : Sweeper (Part-Time)

8. Sri J. Sundramoorthy : Sweeper

9. Sri D. Jayaraman : Ground Marking Assistance

10. Sri A. Basker : Ground Marking Assistance

11. Sri N. Selvaraj : Ground Marking Assistance

12. Sri M. Karunakaran : Maintenance Assistance

13. Sri K. Ashok Kumar : Maintenance Assistance

14. Sri T. Dhamodharan : Electrician

15. Sri A. Sudhakar : Driver

16. Sri S. Vijay Kumar : Maintenance Assistance

17. Sri J. Srinivasan : Scavenger

18. Sri B. Rosaiah : Scavenger

19. Sri S. Dhandapani : Attender

20. Sri M. Dharmaraj : Sweeper

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Office of the Controller of Examination

Dr. V. Chandrasekar, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D. Dip. in Sanskrit - Controller of Examinations

Sri K. Vijayakumar, M.Sc. - Asst. Controller ofExaminations

Sri S. Ashokkumar, B.C.A. - System Analyst

Sri S. Jothilingam, B.A. - Junior System Analyst

Sri K. Murugan, B.Com. - Computer Operator

Sri M. Vinoth Kumar, B. Tech., M.B.A.- Junior System Analyst

Sri P. Santha Kumar, B. Sc., B.L.I.S. - Data Entry Operator

Sri N. Prakash Babu, B.A. - Attender

Sri N. Sridhar - Sweeper

Swami Satyeshwarananda - Web Administrator

Dr. S. Swaminathan - Director of Internet Center

Dr. S. Thirunavukkarasu - Director of Educational Affairs

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Br.Bodhatmachaitanya-Evening College In-ChargeDr P.R.Ramakrishnan Professor In-Charge

Sri T.S.Raghavan

Anti-Ragging CellDr S.Swaminathan-Principal

Dr P.R.Ramakrishnan-Professor –In-ChargeSri K.Ravichandran

R.RajiniAkil Pavitharan

Inspector of Police, Chennai-600 004

ATTENDANCEA.V.S.Raamkumar In-Charge

Heads of all Departments

MEDICAL OFFICERDr V.Nambi, M.D

CONSTITUTION OF VARIOUS COMMITTEES FOR2018 - 2019

RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTIONS & JAYANTHI CELEBRATIONS

1. Swami Shukadevananda, Secretary2. Swami Muktimayananda, Evening College In-Charge3. Dr. K. Sethusankar, Principal4. Dr. K .P. Nandakumar5. Sri L. Vijayakumar7. Sri N. Senthil Kumar8. Sri S. Krishnakumar9. Sri S. Saran Raj

SWAMI VIVEKANANDA STUDY CIRCLE

1. Sri R. Rajendra Baba

2. Dr. M. Peraisamy

3. Dr. L. Venkatasubramanian

4. Sri S. Vedantharajagopal

CALENDAR

1. Dr. K. Sethusankar, Principal

2. Sri R. Sriram

3. Dr. V. Manikantan

4. Sri S. Dhanasekaran

NATIONAL CADET CORPS (NCC) - TAMIL NADU BATTALION

1. Lt.Dr. U. Thanesh, Associate NCC Officer

NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME (NSS)

1. Dr. M. Periasamy

2. Sri. M. Yeshwanth

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YOUTH RED CROSS (YRC)

1. Dr. S. Paramesvaran2. Sri B. Shantharam

ROTARACT1. Sri Paul Gunaseelan2. Sri R. J. Antonyilayarasu3. Sri S. Sitaram

SPORTS & GAMES1. Dr. K. Sethusankar, (Principal - President)2. Dr. A. Sellaperumal, (Physical Director - Secretary)3. Sri S. Karthik4. Sri B. Loganathan

FINE ARTS1. Dr. V. Manikantan2. Sri J. Shyam Sundar

COLLEGE INTERNAL EXAMINATION1. Sri R. Sriram, Evening College Coordinator &

All Department Heads/In-Charges

COLLEGE MAGAZINE1. Dr. K. Sethusankar, (Principal)2. Sri Paul Gunaseelan (Chief Editor)3. Dr. M. Periasamy (Asst. Editor – Tamil)4. Dr. K. P. Nandakumar (Asst. Editor – Sanskrit)5. Dr. L. Venkatasubramanian (Asst. Editor – Hindi)

CAREER GUIDANCE BUREAU & PLACEMENT1. Dr. R. Balaguru2. Sri R. Jabez

3. Sri V. Venkatesh

4. Dr. P. Ramachandran

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COLLEGE DAY1. Sri R. Sriram2. Dr. V. Manikantan3. Sri J. Sekaran

GRADUATION DAY

1. Sri Paul Gunaseelan (Program Coordinator)2. Dr. L. Babu3. Sri B. Rajesh

DISCIPLINE COMMITTEE1. Sri P. Manivannan2. Heads / In-charges of all Departments

TIME TABLE AND ROOM ALLOTMENT

1. Sri R. Sriram, Evening College Coordinator &All Department Heads/In-Charges

ANTI – RAGGING CELL

1. Dr. K. Sethusankar, (Principal)2. Dr. M. Ramesh3. Sri A. Vagheesan4. Dr. A. Sellaperumal5. Student Members

ATTENDANCE1. Heads / In-charges of all Departments

FIRST AID

1. Dr. L. Babu

COMMITTEE FOR DIFFERENTLY ABLED AND STUDENTSCOUNSELLING

1. Dr. K. Sethusankar, Principal2. Dr. V. Chandrasekar, Controller of Examination3. Dr. S. Paramesvaran

MEDICAL OFFICER

1. Dr. T. Thirugnanasivam, M.B.B.S., D.I.H.

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COURSES OF STUDYRamakrishna Mission Vivekananda College (Evening) (Autonomous)

occupies a place of pre-eminence among the educational activities of theRamakrishna Mission. It is affiliated to the University of Madras and offerscourses from the Under-Graduate level up to the Post-Graduate level andadmits only male students.

Evening College working Hours: Monday through Friday between 2.15p.m. and 7.30 p.m. The under Graduate course consists of Six Semestersand the Post Graduate course consists of Four Semesters.

SYLLABI, SCHEME OF EXAMINATION AND THE DEGREE

The Syllabi and the scheme of Examination for Evening Collegestudents will be the one prescribed by the Board of Studies for the respectivecourse and they will be awarded degrees by the University of Madras afterthey pass the qualifying examination.

From the academic year 2008-2009 the college has been followingChoice Based Credit System (CBCS) for UG and PG courses. The broadscheme of the courses as given by Government / University and adoptedby the college is as follows:

Part I – Language(Tamil/Sanskrit/Hindi) 2 6 200 4 12 400Part II – English 2 6 200 4 12 400Part III – Core Major 19 72 1900 15 60 1500Part III – Core Allied 4 20 400 4 20 400

Part III – Core Elective 3 15 300 3 15 300Part IV – Non-MajorElective 2 4 200 2 4 200

Part IV – Skill BasedElectives 4 12 400 4 12 400Part IV – EnvironmentalStudies 1 2 100 1 2 100Part IV – Value BasedEducation 1 2 100 1 2 100Part V – ExtensionActivities (NCC, NSS,YRC, Rotaract andSports & Games) 1 - 1 -

Total 38 140 3800 38 140 3800

Part Credits for B.Com., B.B.A., & B.C.A. Credits for B.Sc. (Computer Science)

No ofPapers

Credits MaximumMarks

No ofPapers

Credits MaximumMarks

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CURRICULUM SCHEME OFFERED IN 2018 - 19

PART I – Foundation Course - LANGUAGE

(TAMIL/ SANSKRIT/ HINDI)

Semester Title of the Subject Subject Code Credits

For all UG Courses [B.Com., B.B.A., B.C.A., and B.Sc. (Computer Science)]

I Tamil/ Sanskrit/ Hindi – I 18UTMBF01 /18USKBF01 / 318UHNBF01

II Tamil/ Sanskrit/ Hindi – II 18UTMBF02 /18USKBF02 / 318UHNBF02

For B.Sc. (Computer Science) only

III Tamil/ Sanskrit/ Hindi – III 17UTMBF03 /17USKBF03 / 317UHNBF03

IV Tamil/ Sanskrit / Hindi – IV 17UTMBF04 /17USKBF04 / 317UHNBF04

PART II – FOUNDATION COURSE - ENGLISH


For all UG Courses [B.Com., B.B.A., B.C.A., and B.Sc. (Computer Science)]

I English – I 18UEGBF01 3

II English – II 18UEGBF02 3

For B.Sc. (Computer Science) only

III English – III 17UEGBF03 3

IV English – IV 17UEGBF04 3

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PART IV – NON-MAJOR ELECTIVE, BASIC TAMIL ADVANCEDTAMILCOURSES

All UG students have to enroll themselves in any one of theDepartments other than their own for Non-Major Elective Courses orBasic Tamil/ Advanced Tamil courses and this will be conducted for 2semesters with examination at the end of each semester in the firstyear. Under the present regulations, attendance and a pass in thesecourses is compulsory for the award of Degree.

THOSE WHO HAVE OPTED FOR SANSKRIT/HINDI under Part I:

a. If they have not studied Tamil at all in School level and whosemother tongue is nor Tamil, they must take Basic Tamil.

b. If they have studied Tamil in School level at any level, then theymust take Advanced Tamil.

THOSE WHO ARE EXEMPTED FROM PART 1 LANGUAGECLASSES AND EXAMINATION:

a. They have to get a specific communication from the University ofMadras to avail exemption from BT/AT.


I Basic Tamil / 18UTMBX11 /Advanced Tamil – I 18UTMBX21 2

II Basic Tamil / 18UTMBX12 /Advanced Tamil - II 18UTMBX22 2

THOSE WHO HAVE OPTED FOR PART 1 – TAMIL:

Students shall choose from non-major Electives offered by otherDepartments. Students must choose only those papers that they wouldnot study in their own Part III Curriculum. The Non-major electives offeredduring the year for Semester I and II respectively are as follows:

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PART IV – SKILL BASED ELECTIVES (UG Courses)


I Essentials of Language &Communication 18UEGBJ01 3

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III Personality Enrichment – Level I 17UEGBJ03 3

IV Basic Computing Skills for thefollowing courses:1. B.Com. (General)2. B.Com. (C.S.) 17UEGBJ04 33. B.Com. (A & F)4. B.Com. (B.M.)5. B.B.A.

IV Creative Skills for the followingcourses:1. B.Sc. (Computer Science)2. B.C.A., 17UEGBJ05 33. B.Com. (Computer Applications)4. B.Com. (Information Systems Management)

PART IV – (UG Courses) Environmental Studies/ Value BasedEducation


IV Environmental Studies 17UESBV01 2

V Value Based Education 16URKBT01 2

EXTRA DISCIPLINARY ELECTIVE (EDE) (for PG Courses)

All the First Year PG students have to take one subject other thanoffered by their own department, under CBCS in the Second Semester.

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PART V – EXTENSION ACTIVITIES (UG Courses)

During the course period, all the undergraduate students have toundergo Compulsory Extension Service as part of curriculum, to earn 1credit under Part V. It requires a mandatory minimum of 40 hours of workin any of the following extension activities:

i. National Cadet Corps (NCC)ii. National Service Scheme (NSS)iii. Youth Red Cross Society (YRC)iv. Rotaract clubv. SportsThe students shall contact the respective coordinators for enrolment

and activity schedule.

NATIONAL CADET CORPS

1. The National Cadet Corps is an organisation sponsored with a viewto inculcate a spirit of unity and discipline in the minds of the youngmen of our country. The Government provides free military trainingto those selected young men who satisfy certain conditionsregarding physical build, strength and stamina. The special featureof this training is that it is given free without any service liability.

2. The aims of the NCC training in the College are:a) To develop character, camaraderie, the ideal of service, and

the capacity for leadership in young men.b) To provide service training to young men so as to stimulate

interest in the defence of the country.c) To build up a reserve of potential officers so as to enable the

armed forces to expand rapidly at the time of a nationalemergency.The perfect drilling and training imparted to the trainees makethem acquire a fine personality and sound health.

3. All cadets thus enrolled will be equipped fully with uniform free ofcost. All cadets enrolled will be provided with allowance forrefreshment and washing. Cadets are to be extremely careful aboutthe maintenance of the Government clothing supplied to them. Thecadets should bear the cost of damaged articles.

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4. Eligible cadets will be trained to appear for ‘B’ and ‘C’ CertificateExamination.

5. Smart and capable cadets are entitled to selection for AdventureCourses, All India Advance Leadership Camps, Summer TrainingCamps of the States, training in the Himalayan MountaineeringInstitute, and be included in the Republic Day Parade contingent,at New Delhi.

NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEMEThe National Service Scheme (NSS) is a programme organised by

the Ministry of Youth Affairs & Sports, Government of India, to affordopportunities and training in service to the community and to the nation,for students with an aptitude.

Each student attending the NSS will be required to put in mandatoryminimum hours of service activity and he will be expected to maintain adiary showing details of his participation duly countersigned by theProgramme Organiser.

A variety of service programmes like Adult Education, CommunityWelfare, Vegetable Gardening etc., are available under the NSSprogramme. Certificates will be issued to deserving members on thecompletion of their two-year term. Members are expected to participatein all the training programmes and work camps organised from time totime.

YOUTH RED CROSS SOCIETYYouth Red Cross (YRC) movement is organised to create awareness

among the youth to have first-hand knowledge about their health,environment and community health welfare.

ROTARACT CLUBThe aim of the Rotaract Club is to bring the hidden talents of the

students and to utilize their time and energy for the benefit and bettermentof the society.

PHYSICAL EDUCATION & SPORTSFacilities for major games like Cricket, Volley Ball, Badminton,

Tennis, Table Tennis, Carrom, Basket Ball, and Chess, etc. are provided.

Inter-class tournaments will be organised and certificates, medals,and cups will be distributed during the Annual College Day Celebrations.

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PART III: CORE - MAJOR, ALLIED, AND ELECTIVESOffered in the Academic year 2018 - 19

B.Com. (General)Sem Title of the Subject Subject Code Credits

I Advanced 18UCMAM01/Financial Accounting - I 18UCMBM01/18UCMCM01 4

I Business Economics 18UCMAM02/18UCMBM02/18UCMCM02 4

I Quantitative Techniques 18UCMAL01/18UCMBL0118UCMCL01 5

II Advanced 18UCMAM03/18UCMBM03/Financial Accounting - II 18UCMCM03 4

II Development Economics 18UCMAM04/18UCMBM0418UCMCM04 4

II Advanced 18UCMAL02/18UCMBL02/Quantitative Techniques 18UCMCL02 5

III Advanced 17UCMAM05/17UCMBM05/Corporate Accounting - I 17UCMCM05 4

III Legal Systems in India 17UCMAM06/17UCMBM06/17UCMCM06 4

III Banking Theory, 17UCMAM07/17UCMBM07/Law & Practice 17UCMCM07 3

III Business Management 17UCMAM08/17UCMBM08/17UCMCM08 3

III Corporate Governance, 17UCMAL03/17UCMBL03/Ethics, and Sustainability 17UCMCL03 5

IV Advanced 17UCMAM09/17UCMBM09/Corporate Accounting – II 17UCMCM09 4

IV Company Law and 17UCMAM10/17UCMBM10/Security Laws 17UCMCM10 4

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Sem Title of the Subject Subject Code Credits

IV Auditing and Assurance 17UCMAM11/17UCMBM11/17UCMCM11 3

IV Insurance & 17UCMAM12/17UCMBM12/Risk Management 17UCMCM12 3

IV Security Analysis and 17UCMAL04/17UCMBL04/Portfolio Management 17UCMCL04 5

V Cost Accounting 16UCMAM13/16UCMBM13/16UCMCM13 4

V Financial Services 16UCMAM14/16UCMBM14/16UCMCM14 4

V Human Resource 16UCMAM15/16UCMBM15/Management 16UCMCM15 4

V Marketing 16UCMAM16/16UCMBM16/16UCMCM16 5

V Income Tax Law and 16UCMAE01/16UCMBE01/Practice – I 16UCMCE01 5

VI Management Accounting 16UCMAM17/16UCMBM17/16UCMCM17 4

VI Indirect Taxes 16UCMAM18/16UCMBM18/16UCMCM18 4

VI Entrepreneurial Development 16UCMAM19/16UCMBM19/16UCMCM19 4

VI Income Tax Law and 16UCMAE02/16UCMBE02/Practice – II 16UCMCE02 4

VI Financial Management 16UCMAE03/16UCMBE03/16UCMCE03 5

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Sem. Title of the Subject Subject Code Credits

I Advanced Accountancy – I 18UCRAM01 4

I Business Regulatory Framework 18UCRAM02 3

I Quantitative & Management Techniques – I 18UCRAL01 5

II Advanced Accountancy – II 18UCRAM03 4

II General & Commercial Laws 18UCRAM04 3

II Quantitative & Management Techniques – II 18UCRAL02 5

III Accounting for Companies –I 17UCRAM05 4

III Company Law & Secretarial Practice – I 17UCRAM06 4

III Modern Marketing 17UCRAM07 3

III Management Process 17UCRAM08 4

III Economics for Decision Making 17UCRAL03 5

IV Accounting for Companies – II 17UCRAM09 4

IV Company Law & Secretarial Practice – II 17UCRAM10 4

IV Practical Auditing 17UCRAM11 4

IV Securities Laws & Financial Markets 17UCRAM12 3

IV Managerial Communication 17UCRAL04 5

V Principles of Costing 16UCRAM13 4

V Elements of Business Taxation 16UCRAM14 4

V Principles of Income Tax – I 16UCRAM15 4

V Industrial and Labour Laws 16UCRAE01 5

V Entrepreneurship & Small BusinessManagement 16UCRAE02 5

VI Principles of Management Accounting 16UCRAM16 4

VI Corporate Finance 16UCRAM17 4

VI Principles of Income Tax –II 16UCRAM18 4

VI Corporate Human Resource Management 16UCRAM19 4

VI Secretarial Training – Report & Viva-Voce 16UCRAE03 5

B.Com. (Corporate Secretaryship)

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B.Com. (Accounting & Finance)


I Principles of Financial 18UAFAM01/ 18UAFBM01 4Accounting

I Business Management 18UAFAM02/18UAFBM02 4

I Business Statistics & 18UAFAL01/18UAFBL01 5Operations Research

II Advanced Financial Accounting 18UAFAM03/ 18UAFBM03 4

II Banking and Financial System 18UAFAM04/ 18UAFBM04 4

II Business Arithmetic and 18UAFAL02/ 18UAFBL02 5Logical Reasoning

III Corporate Accounting 17UAFAM05/17UAFBM05 4

III Accounting for Decision 17UAFAM06/17UAFBM06 4Making

III International Accounting 17UAFAM07/17UAFBM07 3Standards & Reporting

III Foreign Exchange & Financing 17UAFAM08/17UAFBM08 3for Foreign Trade

III Business and Corporate Law 17UAFAL03/17UAFBL03 5

IV Advanced Corporate 17UAFAM09/17UAFBM09 4Accounting

IV Indirect Taxation 17UAFAM10/17UAFBM10 3

IV Principles of Financial 17UAFAM11/17UAFBM11 4Management

IV Auditing - Theory & 17UAFAM12/17UAFBM12 2Applications (Theory)

IV Auditing - Theory & 17UAFAP01/ 17UAFBP01 2Applications (Applications)

IV Fiscal Economics 17UAFAL04/17UAFBL04 5

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V Principles of Cost Accounting 16UAFAM13/16UAFBM13 4

V Direct Taxes-I 16UAFAM14/16UAFBM14 4

V Advanced Financial 16UAFAM15/16UAFBM15 4Management

V Investment Management 16UAFAM16/16UAFBM16 4

V Computerised Accounting 16UAFAE01/16UAFBE01 5

VI Advanced Cost Accounting 16UAFAM17/16UAFBM17 4

VI Direct Taxes-II 16UAFAM18/16UAFBM18 4

VI International Financial 16UAFAM19/16UAFBM19 4Management

VI Project Work & Viva- Voce 16UAFAE02/16UAFBE02 5

VI Taxation (Practicals & 16UAFAE03/16UAFBE03 5Report Submission)

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B.Com. (Bank Management)


I Principles of Financial Accounting 18UBMAM01 4

I Business Management 18UBMAM02 4

I Business Statistics & Operations Research 18UBMAL01 5

II Advanced Financial Accounting 18UBMAM03 4

II Bank Management – Theory 18UBMAM04 2

II Bank Management –Practicals 18UBMAP01 2

II Business Arithmetic and Logical Reasoning 18UBMAL02 5

III Company Accounts & Auditing 17UBMAM05 4

III Accounting for Decision Making 17UBMAM06 4

III Banking Law 17UBMAM07 3

III Human Resource Management &Organisational Behaviour 17UBMAM08 4

III Business & Corporate Laws 17UBMAL03 5

IV Insurance Theory and Accounting 17UBMAM09 4

IV International Banking 17UBMAM10 3

IV Principles of Financial Management 17UBMAM11 4

IV CRM & Service Marketing 17UBMAM12 3

IV Monetary Economics 17UBMAL04 5

V Modern Banking Practices 16UBMAM13 4

V Taxation-I 16UBMAM14 4

V Capital Markets & Financial Services 16UBMAM15 4

V Computerised Accounting 16UBMAE01 5

V In-Bank Training & Viva-Voce 16UBMAE02 5

VI Principles & Practice of Costing 16UBMAM16 4

VI Taxation-II 16UBMAM17 4

VI Treasury Management 16UBMAM18 4

VI Investment Management 16UBMAM19 4

VI Taxation (Practicals & Report Submission) 16UBMAE03 5

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B.B.A.


I Organisation & Management Fundamentals 18UBAAM01 4

I Managerial Economics 18UBAAM02 4

I Quantitative & Management Techniques - I 18UBAAL01 5

II Management Process 18UBAAM03 4

II Marketing Management 18UBAAM04 4

II Quantitative & Management Techniques - II 18UBAAL02 5

III Accounting for Management – I 17UBAAM05 4

III Legal Aspects of Business – I 17UBAAM06 4

III Advertising & Brand Management 17UBAAM07 3

III Production & Materials Management 17UBAAM08 3

III Money, Banking & Capital Markets 17UBAAL03 5

IV Accounting for Management – II 17UBAAM09 4

IV Legal Aspects of Business – II 17UBAAM10 4

IV Retail Management 17UBAAM11 3

IV Logistics & Supply Chain Management 17UBAAM12 3

IV International Trade 17UBAAL04 5

V Strategic Management 16UBAAM13 4

V Human Resource Management 16UBAAM14 4

V Marketing Research 16UBAAM15 4

V Industrial & Labour Laws 16UBAAE01 5

V Entrepreneurship & Small Business 16UBAAE02 5Management

VI Business Taxation 16UBAAM16 4

VI Business Finance 16UBAAM17 4

VI Business Communication &Executive Skills 16UBAAM18 4

VI Organisational Behaviour 16UBAAM19 4

VI Project Work - Report & Viva-Voce 16UBAAE03 5

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B.Sc. (Computer Science)


I C Programming (Theory & Practical) 18UCSAM01 4

I Operating Systems 18UCSAM02 4

I Allied: Mathematics – I 18UCSAL01 5

II Object Oriented Programming 18UCSAM03 4(Theory & Practical)

II Data Structures and Algorithms 18UCSAM04 4(Theory & Practical)

II Allied: Mathematics – II 18UCSAL02 5

III Java Programming 17UCSAM05 4

III Relatioanal Database Management System 17UCSAM06 4

III Allied – Computer Oriented Statistical 17UCSAL03 5Methods (Theory & Practicals)

IV Advanced Java (Theory & Practicals) 17UCSAM07 4

IV Computer Networks 17UCSAM08 4

IV Allied – Computer Oriented Operation 17UCSAL04 5Research (Theory & Practicals)

V Relational Database Mangament 16UCSAE01 5System (E1)

V Computer Networks (E2) 16UCSAE02 5

V Software Engineering 16UCSAM06 4

V Web Technology 16UCSAM07 4

V Web Technology Lab 16UCSAP04 4

VI Programming in PHP 16UCSAM08 4

VI Software Project Management 16UCSAM09 4

VI Data Mining and Data Warehousing (E3) 16UCSAE03 5

VI PHP Lab 16UCSAP05 4

VI Mini Project 16UCSAP06 4

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B.C.A.


I C Programming ( Theory & Practical ) 18UCAAM01 4

I Operating Systems 18UCAAM02 3

I Allied Mathematics – I 18UCAAL01 5

II Allied Mathematics – II 18UCAAL02 5

II Object Oriented Programming (Theory &Practical) 18UCAAM03 4

II Data Structures and Algorithms(Theory & Practical) Practical) 18UCAAM04 3

III Allied – Computer Oriented Statistical Methods (Theory & Practical ) 17UCAAL03 5

III Java Programming (Theory & Practical ) 17UCAAM05 4

III Relational Database Management System 17UCAAM06 4

III Computer Graphics 17UCAAM07 4

III Software Engineering 17UCAAM08 3

IV Allied: Computer Oriented OperationsResearch (Theory & Practical) 17UCAAL04 5

IV Computer Networks 17UCAAM09 4

IV Advanced Java (Theory & Practical) 17UCAAM10 4

IV Distributed Database Management Systems 17UCAAM11 4

IV PHP Programming (Theory & Practical) 17UCAAM12 3

V Computer Networks (E1) 16UCAAE01 5

V Mobile Computing (E2) 16UCAAE02 5

V Data Mining and Data Warehousing 16UCAAM09 4

V Web Technology 16UCAAM10 4

V Web Technology Lab 16UCAAP05 3

VI Cloud Computing (E3) 16UCAAE03 5

VI PHP Lab 16UCAAP06 4

VI Mini Project Lab 16UCAAP07 5

VI Programming in PHP 16UCAAM11 4

VI Software Project Management 16UCAAM12 4

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B.Com. (Computer Applications)


I Financial Accounting and Accounting Standard 18UCCAM01 5

I Business Application Software 18UCCAM02 4

I Economic Applications for Business 18UCCAL01 4

II Company Accounts 18UCCAM03 5

II PC Software Practical 18UCCAP01 4

II Business Communication 18UCCAL02 4

III Essentials of Cost Accounting 17UCCAM04 5

III Management Principles and Practice 17UCCAM05 4

III Programming in C and C ++ 17UCCAM06 4

III Programming in C and C ++ Practical 17UCCAP02 4

III Business Statistics 17UCCAL03 4

IV Accounting Applications for Managers 17UCCAM07 4

IV Elements of Mercantile Law 17UCCAM08 5

IV Visual Basic With RDBMS 17UCCAM09 4

IV Visual Basic With RDBMS Practical 17UCCAP03 4

IV Operations Research 17UCCAL04 4

V Cost Accounting - I 16UCCAM12 4

V Programming Language –II - ‘C++’ (Theory) 16UCCAM13 4

V Programming Language – II - ‘C++’ (Practical) 16UCCAP02 4

V Business Communication 16UCCAE01 5

V Research Methodology 16UCCAE02 5

VI Cost Accounting – II 16UCCAM14 4

VI Concepts in Web Designing (Theory) 16UCCAM15 4

VI Concepts in Web Designing (Practical) 16UCCAP03 4

VI Database Management System 16UCCAM16 4

VI Project Work 16UCCAE03 5

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B.Com. (Information Systems Management)


I Financial Accounting 18UISAM01 4

I Basic Computer & Operating Systems 18UISAM02 4

I Business Economics 18UISAL01 5

II Principles of Management 18UISAM03 4

II Corporate Accounting 18UISAM04 4

II Programming Fundamentals &C Language (Theory & Lab) 18UISAL02 5

III Marketing System 17UISAM05 3

III Financial Management 17UISAM06 4

III OOPs With C++(Theory / Lab) 17UISAM07 4

III ‘Object Oriented Analysis and Design 17UISAM08 3

III Business Statistics & Operations Research - I 17UISAL03 5

IV Banking System 17UISAM09 3

IV Cost Accounting 17UISAM10 4

IV Java Programming (Theory and Lab) 17UISAM11 4

IV Management Information Systems &Accounting System Software 17UISAM12 3

IV Business Statistics & Operations Research - II 17UISAL04 5

V Human Resource Management System 16UISAM11 4

V Web Designing – Theory 16UISAM12 5

V Web Designing - Lab 16UISAP03 4

V Business Research Methods 16UISAE01 5

V Entrepreneurial Development 16UISAE02 5

VI Production Management 16UISAM13 4

VI Financial Services 16UISAM14 4

VI Organisational Behaviour 16UISAM15 4

VI Relational Database Management System 16UISAM16 4

VI Project Work 16UISAE03 5

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Master of Social Work (M.S.W.)

Sem. Subject Title Subject Code Credits

I Social Work Profession 18PSWAM01 3

I Social Case Work 18PSWAM02 3

I Social Group Work 18PSWAM03 3

I Sociology for Social Work Practice 18PSWAR01 2

I Psychology for Social Work Practice 18PSWAR02 2

I Field Work – I 18PSWAP01 6

I Soft Skills Paper I - Language and 18PSWAJ01 2Communication Skills

I Rural Camp 18PSWAB01 1

II Community Organisation & Social Action 18PSWAM04 3

II Social Work Research & Statistics 18PSWAM05 3

II Social Welfare Administration &Social Legislation 18PSWAM06 3

II Computer Application for Social Work 18PSWAX01 3

II Field Work - II 18PSWAP02 6

II Soft Skills Paper II - Spoken &Presentation Skills 18PSWAJ02 2

II Summer Placement 18PSWAB02 2

III

Specialisation Major Paper No.1:CD: Urban Community Development 17PSWAM11

HR: Human Resource Management 17PSWAM21 3and Human Resource Development

III

Specialisation Major Paper No. 2:CD: Rural & Tribal Community 17PSWAM12Development 3

HR: Labour Legislations 17PSWAM22

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Sem. Subject Title Subject Code Credits

III Field Work – III(Concurrent Field Work) 17PSWAP03 6

III

Specialisation Elective Paper No.1:CD: Social Work Intervention for 17PSWAE01 2Environmental Protection

HR: Total Quality Management 17PSWAE02 2Total Quantity Management (HR)

III Corporate Social Responsibility 17PSWAR03 2

III Self Study Paper (Would be Chosen 17PSWAC01 2by Students)

III Managerial Skills 17PSWAJ03

III Viveka Studies 16PRKAS01 2

III Study Tour 17PSWAB03 2

IV

Specialisation Major Paper No.3:CD: Development Planning 17PSWAM13 3HR: Industrial Relations and 17PSWAM23Labour Welfare

IV

Specialisation Major Paper No.4:CD: Social EntrepreneurshipDevelopment 17PSWAM14 3HR: Organisational Behaviour & 17PSWAM24Organisational Development

IV Field Work - IV 17PSWAP04 6

IV Project Report 17PSWAP05 6

IV Counselling 17PSWAR04 2

IV Advanced Computing Skills 17PSWAJ04 2

IV Block Placement 17PSWAB04 2

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PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT/EVALUATION OF STUDENTSThe students are evaluated in each paper prescribed for the semester

separately under 2 heads – Continuous Internal Assessment (CIA) for amaximum of 25 marks and End Semester Examination for a maximum of 75marks both in Theory & Practical.

The ratio of marks between Continuous Internal Assessment and EndSemester Examinations will be 25:75. The question paper in the endsemester will be set for a maximum of 75 marks.Continuous Internal Assessment – Marks composition

Continuous Internal Assessment (CIA) for (UG)

Totalmarks

ClassTest

ModelExam

Assign-ment /

PracticalAssess-

ment

Lang.Skills

Practi-cal /Fieldwork

Record

Examinations

Papers

Language 25 5 5 10 - - 5

English 25 5 5 10 - - 5

Core-Major & Allied 25 5 10 10 - - -

Practical(Major & Allied) 25 - 15 10 - - -

BT / AT / NME 25 15 - 10 - - -

Skill Based Elective 25 10 - 10 - - 5(Paper-I, II, III)

Skill Based Elective(Paper-IV) 25 - - - 10 15 -

Environmental studies 25 - - 10 - 15 -Value Based Education 25 15 - 10 - - -

Continuous Internal Assessment (CIA) for (PG)

Totalmarks Class

TestModelExam

Assignment /Assessments**

(2 best of 3)Skills

ExaminationsPapers

Major 25 5 10 10 -

Practical 25 - 25 - -

Soft Skills 25 10 - 10 5

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Project – UG & PG Courses:

The students have to submit periodical report about theirproject progress to their respective guides (Allocation of the guideis assigned by the respective Heads of the Departments). Basedon the periodical report, the internal component shall be awardedfor each candidate. The student has to submit the project and hehas to explain about his work in a Viva-Voce examination at theend of the semester based on which the external component shallbe awarded for each candidate.

Passing Minimum:

The candidate shall score a minimum of 40% in UG Classesand 50% in PG Classes in End Semester examination and also inaggregate (CIA + End Semester exam put together) in every paper.There is no passing minimum for CIA component.

Students are required to secure a pass in both theory andpractical examinations separately for the papers which involvetheory and practical/ Project & Viva-voce Examination components.

If a candidate is absent in theory or practical/Project or Viva,he will be considered as absent in both.

Qualification for awarding degree:

Under-Graduate Degree:

A student should have cleared all the courses and parts (5Parts) to be declared as eligible for the award of UG degree.

Post-Graduate Degree:

A student should have cleared all the courses including softskill, Viveka Studies, Extra Disciplinary Elective and must havecompleted internship to be declared as eligible for the award ofPG degree.

COLLEGE INTERNAL EXAMINATIONS

Periodic Tests, Mid-term examination and Model Examinationare conducted in the course of the semester as part of Continuous

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Internal Assessment. Students should take these examinationsseriously and the performance in these will be taken intoconsideration for awarding internal assessment marks.

EXAMINATION GUIDELINES

Instructions to students in connection withEnd-Semester Examinations

EXAMINATION APPLICATION FORM:

1. Students who have earned a minimum of 75% of attendancealone are eligible to appear for the semester examinations.(Theory and Practicals separately).

2. Students who have arrear papers shall compulsorily pay theprescribed examination fee (Both for regular and arrear) inthe subsequent semester irrespective of the willingness toappear or otherwise. Fee once paid will not be refunded oradjusted for the subsequent examinations.

3. Examination application forms will be issued by the COE officestaff in the respective classes on scheduled dates (afterannouncement). Students are advised to be present on thatdate to collect the same. Failing which, they will have to contactthe COE office at the earliest to procure the same.

4. Students are advised to pay the examination fees only at thePunjab National Bank, Royapettah High Road branch,Mylapore, Chennai – 4.

5. Bank will also be requested to operate an extensioncounter in the College on stipulated dates. Studentsare advised to check the notice board at the COE officefor the dates.

EXAMINATION RULES

6. After remitting the examination fees at the Bank Counterthrough a Challan, the students should fulfill the followingcondition failing which he will forfeit his candidature for theexamination:

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He should have submitted his Printed examination applicationforms with the necessary enclosures through the respectiveHOD before the stipulated dates.

7. Students will not be allowed inside the examination hall withoutproper Hall ticket and Identity Card.

8. Examinations in the Forenoon Session will be held from 9:30a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and in the Afternoon Session will be heldfrom 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.

9. Students should be seated in the Examination hall at leastfifteen minutes before the commencement of theexamination.

10. Students will not be permitted to enter the examinationhall after 30 minutes from the commencement of theexamination.

11. Students should verify the subject code of the question paperand thereafter begin to write the examination.

12. Students should not leave the hall before 60 minutes afterthe commencement of the examination.

13. Students should sign the Attendance sheet at every session(FN & AN) of the examination.

14. Mobile phones, scientific calculators and programmablecalculators will not be allowed inside the exam hall.Simple calculator may be allowed. Lending/Exchangingof calculator or any other item inside the examination hall isstrictly prohibited.

15. Handing over of answer script in person to the HallSuperintendent is compulsory.

16. Malpractice or misconduct of any kind is punishable. Theexamination written by such cadidates will be treated ascancelled, and no re-examinations will be conducted for them.

17. Students must observe silence and maintain discipline in theexamination hall.

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18. Hall Ticket is an important document. Hence, students areadvised to preserve them (Till the completion of the examination).

19. In the event of cancellation of any exam due to unforeseenreasons, all concerned are to note that:

a) Only that particular cancelled – exam will berescheduled on a later date without affecting theongoing original examination timetable alreadyannounced.

b) The date of the particular rescheduled exam will benotified in due course on the notice board and collegewebsite within 2 to 3 days of such cancellation.

c) Students are advised to cultivate the habit of seeingthe college website and the notice board regularly.

REVALUATION:

20. VI semester of UG and IV semester of PG students alone canapply for revaluation if and only if the student has failed inany one paper in his final semester.

21. Those who wish to apply for revaluation have to apply first tothe Controller of Examinations for obtaining the photocopy ofthe relevant answer script by paying the prescribed fee.

22. After scrutiny of the photocopy, the student, if interested inrevaluation, has to apply for revaluation in the prescribedform after paying the prescribed fee.

23. The marks awarded in the revaluation shall be the final.

24. All letters in connection with the examinations should beaddressed to the Controller of Examinations through therespective HOD.

25. The results of the revaluation will be intimated to the studentsby the Controller of Examination.

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INSTANT EXAMINATIONS/ SUPPLEMENTARY EXAMINATIONS

26. Instant examinations will be held immediately after thedeclaration of final semester results. For further details contactCOE’s office.

27. VI semester of UG and IV semester of PG students alone areeligible to write the Instant examinations.

28. The aforesaid students who have CLEARED all the papers inthe previous semesters but have only one arrear in the VIsemester of UG and IV semester of PG alone are eligible fortaking the Instant / Supplementary examination.

29. Application form for the Instant examination can be had fromthe COE’s office and the filled up form along with the proof offees paid should reach the COE’s office before the prescribeddate.

DISTRIBUTION OF MARK STATEMENTS:

30. Students who have qualified in their UG/PG degree areadvised to collect their Mark sheets, Course CompletionCertificate and Consolidated Marks Statement within threemonths from the date of publication of results. A delayedrequest attracts a penalty fee.

Note: Students shall contact the COE office alone forexam – related queries or clarifications.

ADMISSION AND WITHDRAWAL

1. Candidates for admission to the First Year degree courseshould have passed the Higher Secondary Examination,conducted by the Tamil Nadu Higher Secondary EducationBoard or any other examination accepted by the University ofMadras as equivalent thereto. Every candidate for admissionshould present his Transfer Certificate from the School or

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College, which he last attended. Applications for admissionfrom private candidates will be entertained only if they areaccompanied by Eligibility Certificate from the University ofMadras.

2. Candidates who are admitted on the basis of qualifications ofother Universities or bodies should fully satisfy all theprescribed conditions and such admissions are subject torecognition and confirmation by the University of Madras. Theprovisional admission is at the risk of the candidates.

3. Students who are found to have obtained admission by falserepresentations or fake certificates will be summarily dismissedwith forfeiture of all fees paid.

4. No student will be enrolled or permitted to attend classes untilthe fee due from him have been paid. This will be strictlyadhered to.

5. The student must keep the fee receipts carefully and mustproduce them whenever required.

6. (a) If a student who has duly paid his fees leaves the college,he will be furnished with a Transfer Certificate onapplication.

(b) Those who discontinue their courses of study must applyfor T.C. within 5 working days from the date of reopeningof the college for the year.

7. Entitlement to any scholarships from an outside agency shallnot be a reason for late payment of fee and any late paymentwill be liable to fine.

8. All enquiries by the students to the office will be attended tobefore the class hours. Students are advised not to cometo office for enquiries during class hours.

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COURSE FEE

Annual fees should be paid at the specified bank within the stipu-lated time. Application for the extension of time for payment of fee willneither be acknowledged nor entertained. Failure to pay the fee by thedue date will lead to forfeiture of the seat.

The composition of the course fees for the year is tabulated below:

Figures in Rupees

B. Com. 2,850 - 2,000 25,150 30,000

(General)

B. Com. 2,850 - 2,000 25,150 30,000

(Accounting & Finance)

B. Com. 2,850 - 2,000 25,150 30,000

(Bank Management)

B. Com. 2,850 - 2,000 25,150 30,000

(Corp. Secretaryship)

B. Com. 2,850 5,000 2,000 25,150 35,000

(Comp. Applications)

B. Com. 2,850 5,000 2,000 25,150 35,000

(Information Systems

Management)

B.C.A. 2,850 5,000 2,000 25,150 35,000

B.B.A. 4,750 - 2,000 23,250 30,000

B. Sc. 4,750 5,000 2,000 23,250 35,000

(Computer Science)

M.S.W. 4,750 - 2,000 25,250 32,000

CourseTuition

FeeComputerLab Fee

Develop-ment Fee

SpecialFee Total

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Other fees to be paid and rules regarding the payment of fee:-

1. Fees once paid will not be refunded under any circumstance.2. Any student who is absent for the first five working days after the

commencement of classes will forfeit his seat.3. In case a student discontinues his studies in the middle of the

course, for any reason whatsoever, he will have to pay the coursefees due for the entire period of the course.

4. Fee is payable within ten days from the date of reopening of the college.Failure to remit the fee before the due date shall attract a fine of Rs.25/- per day of default.

5. If a student fails to pay the annual fee within 30 days of the reopeningdate, his name will be struck off the rolls. To re-enroll, he should payin addition to fee and fine due, a re-enrollment fee of Rs. 500/-.

6. Absence from the college, whether with leave or without leave, formsno ground for exemption from the adherence of the above rules.

Particulars To be remitted to UG PG

Admission Fee - 500 500 500Recognition Fee University of Madras 100 200 -

Matriculation Fee University of Madras 30 30 -

University Registration Fee University of Madras 80 80 100Verification of Certificate Fee DPI 50 -University Sports Fee University of Madras 60 60 40Library Fee University of Madras 60 60 40Cultural & Youth festival Fee University of Madras 30 30 30Development of University of Madras 30 30 30Infrastructural Facilities FeeGraduation Day - 25 25 25Flag Day Armed Force Welfare

Board 5 5 5Students’ Safety Insurance - 15 15 15

For TNStateBoard

Rs.

ForOthers

Rs.

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GENERAL CODE OF CONDUCT

1. The students of the College are to conduct themselves onand off the College precincts in such a way as to maintain thegood name of the College as well as their own.

2. Students shall greet the monks & teachers on the occasion oftheir first meeting them for the day within the college.

3. When a teacher enters the classroom, students shall rise andremain standing till he takes his seat.

4. No student shall leave his classroom, without permission oruntil the teacher instructs the class to disperse.

5. Students are advised to cultivate the habit of reading noticesposted on the College and department notice boards.Ignorance of any notice thus posted will not be accepted asan excuse for failing to comply with it.

6. Smoking in the precincts of the College, spitting, throwingwaste paper or rubbish except in receptacles provided forthe purpose, are prohibited.

7. While moving from one class room to another or whiledispersing from a class or while sitting in a class, studentsshould avoid making noise.

8. Loitering or unwarranted assembling in groups anywherewithin the College campus is strictly prohibited.

9. No student shall enter the college office unless expresslypermitted.

10. Students are forbidden from joining any organisation, conductany meeting in the college, or collect money for any purposewithout the express permission of the Principal.

11. Under the Tamil Nadu Government Educational Rules, thePrincipal is empowered to inflict fine, withhold attendancecertificate, suspend and expel a student, if considerednecessary.

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12. Ragging is strictly prohibited and is punishable byimprisonment.

13. The students should be well-groomed and decentlydressed. T-Shirts, Jeans, gaudy dresses, fancy beards& hairstyles can be avoided and the possession ofmobile phones, I-Pods & such gadgets are strictlyprohibited.

14. The students are responsible for the equipments / facilitiesprovided in the class room. In case of damage to the propertya collective fine will be levied for the entire class.

15. College students must use only the college main gate for entryinto and exit from the college.

16. Students are expected to take care of their personalbelongings. College management will not be responsible forany loss or theft of the valuables of any student.

17. Students should park their vehicles only in the parkingarea earmarked for them in an orderly fashion. TheCollege will not take any responsibility for the loss ordamage of any vehicle. It is mandotory that the studentwears helmet possesses necessary documents andadheres to other traffic rules.

18. Whenever there is a change of contact number and address,the same must be intimated to the Head of the Departmentand Office Superintendent immediately.

ATTENDANCE AND LEAVE OF ABSENCE

1. All the students are required to secure a minimum of75% attendance in theory and practical separately tobe able to write the examinations.

2. Condonation at the discretion of the Principal is onlyfor those students having above 65% attendance andbelow 75% and they have to pay the prescribedCondonation fee, if condoned.

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3. Those students who have secured less than 65%attendance will be detained and have to contact theHODs concerned for re-enrollment on re-opening dayof the next semester.

4. Students who have secured less than 50% attendancehave to repeat the course without proceeding to thenext semester. They have to rejoin the course and earnthe required attendance as per University norms.

5. No student shall absent himself from the College without leave.Application for leave must be made beforehand to the Principalthrough the Head of the Department. When the absence isdue to unforeseen causes, an application for leave must besubmitted as soon as possible and in no case later than thefirst day of his return to College. Leave applied for in time willordinarily be granted when proper reasons are given, but incase of sickness exceeding three days, the Principal or HODmay insist on the production of a Medical Certificate.

6. If a student absents himself for five consecutive working dayswithout leave, his name will be struck off the rolls, unless hecan show that his failure to obtain leave was unavoidable.

7. Attendance will be taken during every hour of work. Studentscoming late are liable to be fined.

IDENTITY CARD

Students of this College are expected to possess the identitycard with their photograph affixed, duly attested by the Principal. Itis compulsory to wear the ID card always inside the college campus.If the original one is lost, a duplicate Identity Card can be appliedfor, upon payment of the prescribed fees.

RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION

Religious instruction is given to all students of this collegeduring the third period on every Tuesday. The classes formallycommence with the Sashi Maharaj Jayanthi Celebrations. It

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comprises of Vedic chanting, College prayer, Devotional music,and lectures on the lives and teachings of the Holy Trinity and ofSwami Ramakrishnananda (Sashi Maharaj).

In all these classes, attendance will be taken and absencefrom these classes will be viewed seriously. The college celebratesthe birthdays of Sri Ramakrishna, the Holy Mother, SwamiVivekananda, and Swami Ramakrishnananda in these prayermeetings.

At the end of the year, the students have to take the ReligionExamination. The class toppers would be awarded a certificate ofproficiency.

VIVEKANANDA STUDY CIRCLE

The Study Circle was started with a view to inspire the staffand students of this college with the ideals of Sri Ramakrishnaand Swami Vivekananda. The student wing is studying Lecturesfrom Colombo to Almora of Swami Vivekananda. Students whoattend classes regularly will get a certificate at the end. Classesare generally held once or twice a week. Those who want to jointhe study Circle may contact the concerned Faculty In-Charge ofthe Study Circle.

DEPARTMENTAL ASSOCIATIONS

The following Department Associations are operational in theEvening College:

1. Commerce Association

2. Corporate Secretaryship Association

3. Accounting & Finance Association

4. Bank Management Association

5. Business Administration Association

6. Computer Science Association

7. Social Work Association

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8. Commerce (Computer Applications) Association

9. Commerce (Information Systems Management) Association

These associations are formally inaugurated every academicyear. They conduct a number of career and development orientedprograms including seminars, paper presentations, special lecturesby Industry Experts, Educational Consultants, etc.

COLLEGE MAGAZINE

Vidya is the name of College Magazine brought out everyyear. There is an Editorial Committee consisting of the Principal, aChief Editor and some members of the Staff nominated by thePrincipal as Assistant Editors. Articles (in English, Tamil, Sanskritor Hindi), sketches and photographs by the students, and membersof the staff are published in the magazine. Curricular and co-curricular activities of the College are also presented in the formof reports.

COMPUTER LAB

The laboratory is equipped with costly appliances. Hence,great care must be taken in handling the equipment. Thecandidates must be diligent in handling equipments and must followall safety measures prescribed. All breakages, damages, losses,etc., must be reported to the Head of the Department as soon asthey occur. In case the student fails to report the breakage to theconcerned Head of the Department, a fine of Rs. 100/- will becollected along with the damage charges. Students are expectedto take care of their bags & belongings while attending labs.

LIBRARY RULES & REGULATIONS

All the students and staff of the Evening College are membersof the Evening College library.

1. Students using the library shall leave their personal belongingsat the entrance.

2. Silence must be maintained in and around the library.

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3. No person shall write or damage or mark on any bookbelonging to the library.

4. Readers shall be responsible for any damage caused to thebooks or other property belonging to the library, and shall berequired to replace such books or property damaged or topay the value thereof. If one book of a set is damaged, thewhole set shall be replaced.

5. Before leaving, the readers shall return to the assistant atthe counter, all the books they had taken for reference.

6. Members in the reading room shall vacate their seats 10minutes before the closing time.

7. All the new students can get their Library Borrower’s Ticketson application at the circulation counter during the month ofAugust by producing the 1st term fee receipt and identity card.

8. Every student shall be given borrower’s tickets each bearinghis Department No., Name, Class, and Group.

9. Each Ticket will entitle the student to borrow one book fromthe library at a time.

10. This issue of borrower’s tickets will be as follows:

a. 2 tickets each for students of UG Courses

b. 4 tickets each for students of PG Courses

11. A member who has lost his borrower’s ticket shall inform thelibrarian immediately.

12. An undertaking in writing shall be given to the effect that themember will hold himself responsible for any books borrowedagainst the ticket lost by him.

13. On such undertaking being given, a Duplicate Card will beissued on payment of Rs.10/- per ticket.

14. Students can keep borrowed books for two weeks from thedate of issue. The date slip will indicate the last date beforewhich the book has to be returned.

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15. Borrowers should examine the books taken on loan from thelibrary at the time of receiving them at the issue counter.Should there be any mutilation, it should be brought to thenotice of the staff-in-charge of the counter or to the Librarian,and a record of it made in the volume.

16. If the book is found mutilated at the time of its return, theborrower shall be held responsible for it.

17. Reference books, text books, and periodicals shall not belent out, and are meant for use within the library.

18. Subject periodicals are available for consultation at therespective departmental libraries.

19. Students are not allowed to sub-lend either tickets or bookstaken from the library.

20. The librarian may recall a book at any time even during theperiod of the first issue. The book may be reissued to thesame borrower after the purpose for which it has been recalledis served.

21. All books on loan shall be returned on the due date stampedon the date-slip.

22. Absence from the college will not be admitted as an excusefor delay in the return of the books.

23. Readers should see that they take their tickets when theyreturn the books.

24. Students must return their tickets when leaving the collegeand should obtain “NO DUES CERTIFICATE”.

25. Final year students should return the library tickets on thedates notified by the librarian, at the end of academic year.

26. A penal fee of Rs.100/- per ticket will be collected from thestudents who fail to return the tickets on time.

27. Renewal for a further period of two weeks is permissible for abook, provided there is no demand for that book from others.However, the book has to be produced before the assistant

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in the counter at the time of renewal, in order so that the newdate may be stamped on the date slip.

28. Any book which is temporarily in demand may be lent for aperiod shorter than a fortnight or declared for a period as areference book.

29. If a book is not returned on time, a fine of Rs.1/- per volumeper day will be levied. The borrower will forfeit his right toborrow his books until such fines are paid in full.

30. Students who fail to return books within one month after thedue dates shall be liable to pay the cost of the books.

31. The librarian may refuse, under special circumstances,admission into the library to any reader, or the use of anybook without assigning any reason thereof.

32. Any infringement of the rules will entail forfeiture of the privilegeof admission to and of borrowing books from the library.

33. Suggestions for the purchase of books and improvement inthe service may be made to the librarian in writing.

34. Any change in the rules or regulations or any information willbe notified on the Library Notice Board.

35. Staff members can borrow up to 10 books from the GeneralLibrary. They can keep the borrowed books for 4 weeks fromthe date of issue.

36. Each student will be issued with Library Cards, which must bereturned at the end of the Course, failing which a fine of Rs.100/- per card will be levied.

ISSUE OF CERTIFICATES

1. For the issue of any certificate, an appropriate applicationhas to be made by the student through the Head of theDepartment.

2. A notice of two working days is ordinarily necessary for theissue of a certificate.

3. A student will be furnished with a T.C. on application, if heapplies within five working days of the term succeeding his

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departure from the College and has paid the entire coursefee. Applications made after one year will attract search fee,as per rules.

4. Fee for a Bonafide Certificate is Rs. 10/- each.

5. Provisional Pass Certificate can be obtained from theController of Examinations, University of Madras.

6. Duplicate Grade/Mark Statements are not ordinarily issued.The students should apply to the Controller of Examinations,for obtaining them (Subject to Terms & Conditions).

7. The original certificates submitted to the college will not begiven back for any purpose till the student leaves the college.The students are therefore advised to keep sufficient numberof Xerox copies of the certificates with them. Studentsrequesting for original certificates to take Xerox copies willhave to pay a fee of Rs. 50/- per certificate.

INTERNET CENTRE

The Internet Centre will be open to all Evening CollegeStudents from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. on all working days. Students canhave free access to Internet as per the schedule given subject toavailability and on production of their Identity Cards to the InternetCenter In-charge.

The internet facility shall be used for the following:

1. Browsing topics / sites related to the subject / general knowledge.2. Searching and collecting materials for writing the assignment.3. Preparing the class notes.4. Accessing latest materials in the subject.5. Registering for seminars and other academic programs

through online.6. Knowing about the career prospects and for the online

registration/ interviews.

After completing the work the students should enter theirname, Dept. no. and duration of use in the log book provided.

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1. Fri -2. Sat -3. Sun -4. Mon -5. Tue -6. Wed -7. Thu -8. Fri -9. Sat -10. Sun -11. Mon -12. Tue -13. Wed -14. Thu -15. Fri Ramzan - Holiday -16. Sat -17. Sun -18. Mon College Reopens for the Academic Year

2018 - 2019 119. Tue 220. Wed 321. Thu 422. Fri 523. Sat -24. Sun -25. Mon 626. Tue 727. Wed 828. Thu 929. Fri 1030. Sat Working Day 11

(Total working days : 11) 2018

JUNE

Read man, He is the living poem.

Date Day WorkingDay

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JULY

1. Sun -2. Mon 123. Tue 134. Wed 145. Thu 156. Fri 167. Sat -8. Sun -9. Mon 1710. Tue 1811. Wed 1912. Thu 2013. Fri 2114. Sat -15. Sun -16. Mon 2217. Tue 2318. Wed 2419. Thu 2520. Fri 2621. Sat Working Day 2722. Sun -23. Mon Payment of exam fee for UG and

PG commences 2824. Tue 2925. Wed 3026. Thu 3127. Fri 3228. Sat -29. Sun -30. Mon 3331. Tue 34


Date DayWorking

Day

Education is the manifestation of perfection already in man

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1. Wed 352. Thu 363. Fri 374. Sat -5. Sun -6. Mon 387. Tue 398. Wed 409. Thu Swami Ramakrishnananda Jayanthi -

Holiday -10. Fri 4111. Sat -12. Sun -13. Mon 4214. Tue Swami Ramakrishnananda Jayanthi

Celebrations 4315. Wed Independence Day - Holiday -16. Thu 4417. Fri 4518 Sat Working Day 4619. Sun -20. Mon 4721. Tue 4822. Wed Bakrid - Holiday -23. Thu Last Date for payment of Exam Fee

for UG and PG without fine 4924. Fri Varalakshmi Vratam - Holiday -25. Sat -26. Sun -27. Mon 5028. Tue 5129. Wed 5230. Thu 5331. Fri 54


AUGUST

Truth alone gives strength - strength is the medicine for the world's disease

Date DayWorking

Day

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1. Sat -2. Sun Krishna Jayanthi - Holiday -3. Mon 554. Tue 565. Wed 576. Thu 587. Fri Last date for payment of Exam Fee

for UG and PG with a fine of Rs. 100 598. Sat -9. Sun -10. Mon 6011. Tue 6112. Wed 6213. Thu Vinayakar Chaturthi - Holiday -14. Fri 6315. Sat Working Day 6416. Sun -17. Mon Last date for payment of Exam Fee

for UG and PG with a fine of Rs. 500 6518. Tue 6619. Wed 6720. Thu Last Date for submission of Exam

Application Form 6821. Fri Muharrum - Holiday -22. Sat -23. Sun -24. Mon 6925. Tue 7026. Wed 7127. Thu 7228. Fri 7329. Sat Working Day 7430. Sun -


SEPTEMBER

Every duty is Holy & devotion to duty is the highest form of the worship of God.

Date Day WorkingDay

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1. Mon 752. Tue Gandhi Jayanthi- Holiday -3. Wed 764. Thu 775. Fri 786. Sat Working Day 797. Sun -8. Mon Mahalaya Amavasya - Holiday -9. Tue 8010. Wed 8111. Thu 8212. Fri 8313. Sat Working Day 8414. Sun -15. Mon 8516. Tue 8617. Wed 8718. Thu Ayudha Pooja - Holiday -19. Fri Vijaya Dasami - Holiday -20. Sat -21. Sun -22. Mon 8823. Tue 8924. Wed Last Working Day 9025. Thu -26. Fri Semester End Examinations begin -27. Sat -28. Sun -29. Mon -30. Tue -31. Wed -


OCTOBER

Do not spend your energy in talking but meditate in silence.

Date Day WorkingDay

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1. Thu -2. Fri -3. Sat -4. Sun -5. Mon -6. Tue Deepavali - Holiday -7. Wed -8. Thu -9. Fri -10. Sat -11. Sun -12. Mon -13. Tue -14. Wed -15. Thu -16. Fri -17. Sat -18. Sun -19. Mon -20. Tue -21. Wed Milad-un-Nabi - Holiday -22. Thu -23. Fri -24. Sat -25. Sun -26. Mon College Reopens 127. Tue 228. Wed 329. Thu 430. Fri 5


NOVEMBER

The greatest sin is to think yourself weak.

Date DayWorking

Day

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WorkingDay

1. Sat -2. Sun -3. Mon 64. Tue 75. Wed 86. Thu 97. Fri 108. Sat -9. Sun -10. Mon 1111. Tue 1212. Wed 1313. Thu 1414. Fri 1515. Sat -16. Sun -17. Mon 1618. Tue 1719. Wed 1820. Thu Commencement of University Valuation -21. Fri -22. Sat -23. Sun -24. Mon -25. Tue Christmas - Holiday -26. Wed -27. Thu -28. Fri Holy Mother Jayanthi - Holiday -29. Sat -30. Sun -31. Mon -


DECEMBER

Experience is the only teacher.

Date Day

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Be a Hero. Always Say "I have no fear."

1. Tue Kalpataru Day, New Year Day - Holiday -2. Wed Holy Mother Jayanthi Celebrations 193. Thu 204. Fri 215. Sat -6. Sun -7. Mon 228. Tue 239. Wed 2410. Thu 2511. Fri 2612. Sat National Youth Day -13. Sun -14. Mon Bhogi 2715. Tue Pongal- Holiday -16. Wed Thiruvalluvar Day - Holiday -17. Thu Uzhavar Thirunal - Holiday -18. Fri 2819. Sat -20. Sun -21. Mon Payment of Exam Fee for

UG and PG commences 2922. Tue 3023. Wed 3124. Thu 3225. Fri 3326. Sat Republic Day - Holiday -27. Sun Swami Vivekananda Jayanthi - Holiday -28. Mon 3429. Tue Inauguration of Swami Vivekananda

Jayanthi Celebrations and BloodDonation Camp 35

30. Wed 3631. Thu 37

(Total working days :19) 2019

JANUARYWorking

DayDate Day

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1. Fri 382. Sat -3. Sun -4. Mon 395. Tue 406. Wed 417. Thu 428. Fri 439. Sat -10. Sun -11. Mon 4412. Tue 4513. Wed 4614. Thu 4715. Fri Last date for payment of Exam Fee

for UG and PG without fine 4816. Sat -17. Sun -18. Mon 4919. Tue 5020. Wed 5121. Thu 5222. Fri 5323. Sat -24. Sun -25. Mon 5426. Tue 5527. Wed 5628. Thu Last Date for Payment of Exam Fee

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FEBRUARY

To be good and do good - that is the whole of religion.

WorkingDay

Date Day

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The universe is objectified God.

1. Fri 582. Sat -3. Sun -4. Mon 595. Tue 606. Wed 617. Thu Last date for payment of Exam Fee

for UG and PG with a fine of Rs. 500 628. Fri Bhagavan Sri Ramakrishna Jayanthi

- Holiday -9. Sat -10. Sun -11. Mon 6312. Tue Bhagavan Sri Ramakrishna

Jayanthi Celebrations 6413. Wed 6514. Thu 6615. Fri Last date for submission of exam

application form 6716. Sat -17. Sun -18. Mon 6819. Tue 6920. Wed 7021. Thu 7122. Fri 7223. Sat -24. Sun -25. Mon 7326. Tue 7427. Wed 7528. Thu 7629. Fri 7730. Sat -31. Sun -


MARCHWorking

DayDate Day

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APRIL

1. Mon 782. Tue 793. Wed 804. Thu 815. Fri 826. Sat Telugu New Year Day -7. Sun -8. Mon 839. Tue 8410. Wed 8511. Thu 8612. Fri 8713. Sat Working Day 8814. Sun Dr. B.R. Ambedkar's Birthday and

Tamil New Year Day - Holiday -15. Mon 8916. Tue Last Working Day 9017. Wed Mahavir Jayanthi - Holiday -18. Thu -19. Fri Good Friday - Holiday -20. Sat -21. Sun -22. Mon -23. Tue -24. Wed Semester End Examinations begin -25. Thu -26. Fri -27. Sat -28. Sun -29. Mon -30. Tue -

You cannot believe in God until you believe in yourself.

WorkingDayDate Day

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MAY

1. Wed May Day - Holiday -2. Thu -3. Fri -4. Sat -5. Sun -6. Mon -7. Tue -8. Wed -9. Thu -10. Fri -11. Sat -12. Sun -13. Mon -14. Tue -15. Wed -16. Thu -17. Fri -18. Sat -19. Sun -20. Mon -21. Tue -22. Wed -23. Thu -24. Fri -25. Sat -26. Sun -27. Mon -28. Tue -29. Wed -30. Thu -31. Fri -

WorkingDayDate Day

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Leave Record Sheet

A student must attend not less than 75% of the working days to earn hisAttendance Certificate.

MonthNo. of

WorkingDays

No. ofDays

Present

No. ofDays

Absent

Reasonfor

Absence

Odd Semester

JUNE 2018 11

JULY 2018 23

AUG 2018 20

SEP 2018 20

OCT 2018 16

90

Even Semester

NOV 2018 5

DEC 2018 13

JAN 2019 19

FEB 2019 20

MAR 2019 20

APR 2019 13

MAY 2019 0

90Total Working

Days

Total WorkingDays

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NATIONAL ANTHEM

JANA GANA MANA ADHINAYAKA JAYAHEBHARATHA BHAGYA VIDHATAPANJABA SINDHU GUJARATHA MARATHADRAVIDA UTKALA VANGAVINDHYA HIMACHALA YAMUNA GANGAUCHHALA JALADHI TARANGATAVA SHUBHA NAME JAGETAVA SHUBHA ASISA MAGEGAHE TAVA JAYA GATHAJANA GANA MANGALA DAYAKA JAYA HEBHARATHA BHAGYA VIDHATAJAYA HE, JAYA HE, JAYA HE, JAYA JAYA JAYA JAYA HE

SHORT VERSION

JANA GANA MANA ADHINAYAKA JAYA HE BHARATHABHAGYA VIDHATA

JAYA HE, JAYA HE, JAYA HE, JAYA JAYA JAYA JAYA HE.

TRANSLATION

THOU ART THE RULER OF THE MINDS OF ALL PEOPLETHOU DISPENSER OF INDIA’S DESTINY,

THY NAME AROUSES THE HEARTS OF PUNJAB, SINDH,GUJARAT AND MARATHA, OF DRAVID, ORISSA ANDBENGAL.

IT ECHOES IN THE HILLS OF THE VINDHYAS ANDTHE HIMALAYAS, MINGLES IN THE MUSIC OF THEJAMUNA AND THE GANGES AND IS CHANTED BYWAVES OF THE INDIAN SEA.

THEY PRAY FOR THY BLESSING AND SING THY PRAISE,THOU DISPENSER OF INDIA’S DESTINY.

VICTORY, VICTORY, VICTORY, TO THEE.

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